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Inserting a Front Cover or Blank Sheet into Copied Documents

To insert front and back covers ([Cover Sheet])

To display:
  • [Copy]
    • [Application]
      • [Tailoring]
        • [Cover Sheet]

You can insert a cover sheet before the first page or after the last page of the text. The paper used for the front and back cover sheets can be different from that used for body pages (in paper color and thickness). They can be printed at the same time.

Settings

Description

[ON]/[OFF]

Select [ON] to specify Cover Sheet.

[Front Cover]

Inserts a front cover.

  • [Front (Copy)]: Copies the front page on the front sheet.

  • [Front (Blank)]: Inserts a blank front sheet.

  • [Paper]: Select the paper used for cover sheet. Use the same size cover and body sheets, and stack them in the same orientation. You can select the paper tray of the Post Inserter when [Front (Blank)] is selected while the optional Post Inserter is installed.

[Back Cover]

Inserts a back cover.

  • [Back (Copy)]: Copies the last page onto the back sheet.

  • [Back (Blank)]: Inserts a blank back sheet.

  • [Paper]: Select the paper used for back sheet. Use the same size cover and body sheets, and stack them in the same orientation. You can select the paper tray of the Post Inserter when [Back (Blank)] is selected while the optional Post Inserter is installed.

To copy by inserting paper between transparencies ([OHP Interleave])

To display:
  • [Copy]
    • [Application]
      • [Tailoring]
        • [OHP Interleave]

When copying onto multiple transparencies, you can insert the specified paper between the transparencies. These sheets of paper prevent the transparencies from sticking together due to heat generated during copying or static electricity.

Settings

Description

[ON]/[OFF]

Select [ON] to specify OHP Interleave.

[Interleave Paper]

Select the paper tray for the paper to be inserted between transparencies.

The paper size of the transparencies loaded on the Bypass Tray is displayed in [Transparency]. Be sure to use the same size for loaded transparencies and the paper to be inserted.

  • You can only specify [Black] for copying onto transparencies.

  • You can only specify 1 for the number of copies. The number value cannot be changed.

  • The finishing function cannot be changed.

  • Load transparencies into the Bypass Tray. For details on how to load transparencies , refer to Here.

  • Do not use a transparency that has been through the machine even once. Doing so may lead to reduced print quality, a paper jam, or damage to the machine. Even if a transparency has been discharged without being printed, it cannot be reused.

To insert a different sheet into the specified page ([Insert Sheet])

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  • [Copy]
    • [Application]
      • [Tailoring]
        • [Insert Sheet]

You can insert a sheet that is of a different type from other pages (such as color and thick papers) for a specified page.

Settings

Description

[ON]/[OFF]

Select [ON] to specify Insert Sheet.

[Insert Position]

Set a page number where you wish to insert a different sheet.

  • Enter an insertion page number using the Keypad and tap [Add] to register the insertion page number.

  • If you have entered an incorrect page number, select this number and tap [Delete].

  • If page numbers are entered in random sequence, they are rearranged in the ascending order automatically.

[Insert Paper]

Select the paper tray containing insertion paper.

Use the same size insertion sheets and body sheets, and stack them in the same orientation. You can select the paper tray of the Post Inserter when [Blank] is selected while the optional Post Inserter is installed.

[Insert Type]

Select whether or not to copy on the insertion paper.

To arrange the first page of the chapter on the front side ([Chapters])

To display:
  • [Copy]
    • [Application]
      • [Tailoring]
        • [Chapters]

When an original is copied onto both sides of sheets of paper, the first page of each chapter is always printed on the front side of paper.

Settings

Description

[ON]/[OFF]

tap [ON] to set the Chapters option.

[Chapter Position]

Specify the chapter page to be printed on the front side.

  • Enter the chapter location page number using the Keypad and tap [Add] to register the page number.

  • If you have entered an incorrect chapter page number, select this number then tap [Delete].

  • If page numbers are entered in random sequence, they are rearranged in the ascending order automatically.

[Insert Chapter]

Select whether to use the same page or a different page for the chapter and the text.

  • [OFF]: Copy all pages on the same paper.

  • [Copy Insert]: Copy the first page of the chapter on the different type of paper form text pages. Select the paper tray loaded with paper to be inserted in [Chapter Paper].

[Chapter Paper]

If [Insert Chapter] is set to [Copy Insert], select the paper tray where the Chapter Paper is stacked.

If the chapter paper and text paper differ, use the same size of paper and stack them in the correct direction.

  • When the Chapters function is specified, [1Sided > 2Sided] of [Duplex/Combine] is automatically set. To scan a 2-sided original, select [2Sided > 2Sided].

To insert an additional original into the specified page ([Insert Image])

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  • [Copy]
    • [Application]
      • [Tailoring]
        • [Insert Image]

The original scanned using the Original Glass is inserted after the page you have specified in the original scanned using the ADF.

Settings

Description

[ON]/[OFF]

Select [ON] to specify Insert Image.

[Insert Page Position]

Specify a page number you want to insert a sheet into. The original is inserted after the page you have specified.

  • Enter an insertion page number using the Keypad and tap [Add] to register the insertion page number.

  • If you have entered an incorrect page number, select this number and tap [Delete].

  • If page numbers are entered in random sequence, they are rearranged in the ascending order automatically.

  • For details on how to operate [Insert Image], refer to Here.