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40672201TX Rev.4
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4. OPERATION
For operation, Table 4-1 to Table 4-9, Fig. 4-1 to Fig. 4-5 are attached at the end of this
Section.
4.1 Major Apparatus Appearing on the Machine’s Cabinet
Fig. 3-1, 3-3 and 3-4 shows the machine’s cabinet design for US/CANADA/INT’L versions.
Fig. 3-2 and Fig.4-2-8 also shows a simple illustration of the Paper Loading/Replacement
Procedure. Major apparatus frequently used for machine operations are indicated.
4.1.1 Document Guides
Two sliding guides to hold documents in the central position on the hopper.
The guides are interlocked to widen or narrow when either one of the guides is moved to
the left or right.
4.1.2 Tray-Paper
Recording paper loader (Tray-Paper) is prepared instead of paper cassette.
A tray on which the printed sheets are stacked automatically.
Tray-paper is commonly used as copy stacker also. Paper exit plate separates recording
paper and printed paper.
4.1.3 Document Stacker
A tray on which document sheets are stacked automatically when finished in the read
section.
4.1.4 Control Panel
A panel, on which, are all the controls and indicators to perform and program various
machine operations.
The functions of the controls and indicators will be described later in detail.
The operator can open this panel to remove a jammed document by picking up the jammed
document mark position.
4.1.5 Automatic Document Feeder (ADF)
A feeder having a horizontal slit or inlet to permit documents to be fed in to the read section
automatically, one at a time. Documents of width Letter-size or less can be automatically
fed into the read section. The sub hopper is installed in the document table assy. This
apparatus shall be referred to as “hopper” in the description of the product later.