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e-studio 210c

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Copier
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. SETUP FLOW
  3. For LPR Printing
  4. For IPP Printing
  5. For Novell Printing
  6. Setup Flow for Macintosh
  7. ABOUT INSTALLATION
  8. INSTALLING THE PRINTER DRIVER
  9. Point-and-Print Installation
  10. Non Point-and-Print Installtion
  11. Installing the Printer Driver for LPR Printing
  12. Windows NT 4.0
  13. Windows 2000 and Windows XP
  14. Installing the Printer Driver for IPP Printing
  15. Installing the Printer Driver for Novell Printing
  16. Windows 95/98/Me
  17. Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP
  18. CONFIGURING THE OPTIONS
  20. Configuring the Options Automatically
  21. System Requirements
  22. Installing the Printer Driver to Macintosh
  23. Creating the AdobePS Printer
  24. Appendix for Booklet Printing on Macintosh
  25. Printing a Landscape Booklet
e-studio 210c first page preview

e-studio 210c

Brand: Toshiba | Category: Copier
Table of contents
  1. toshiba quality is second to none
  2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. general precautions
  7. before making copies
  8. Description of the digital colour copier and the optional equipment
  9. Optional equipment
  10. control panel
  11. touch panel
  12. turning on the power switch
  13. controlling the use of the copier with access codes
  14. Controlling the use of the copier using the optional key copy counters
  15. Energy-saving functions
  16. 2. HOW TO MAKE COPIES
  17. how to make copies
  18. general copying procedures
  19. Setting copy paper
  20. Changing the paper size of the cassette / Setting the cassette for special uses
  21. Setting originals
  22. When placing an original on the glass
  23. when using the reversing automatic document feeder (optional)
  24. During warming-up
  25. During copying
  26. During printing (optional)
  27. interrupt copying
  28. cancelling/resuming a copy operation
  29. 3. SETTING OF BASIC COPY MODES
  30. setting of basic copy modes
  31. Automatic paper selection (APS)
  32. Manual paper selection
  33. reduction and enlargement copying
  34. duplex copying (1-sided, 2-sided, book-type)
  35. copy density adjustment
  36. colour mode
  37. Original mode
  38. 4. COLOUR EDITING AND
  39. Table Of Contents
  40. Colour editing and adjustment
  41. Hue adjustment
  42. Saturation
  43. colour balance (ymck adjustment)
  44. rgb adjustment
  45. One-touch adjustment
  46. Background adjustment
  47. Sharpness adjustment
  48. FUNCTIONS
  49. Table Of Contents
  50. Using the editing functions
  51. EDGE ERASE
  52. Book centre erase
  53. Dual-page
  54. Full image
  55. magazine sort (from the editing menu)
  56. X-Y ZOOM
  57. Image editing
  58. mirror image
  59. Negative/Positive reversal
  60. Centring
  61. Image repeat
  62. 6. USING THE SPECIAL
  63. Table Of Contents
  64. Using the special functions
  65. Mixed-sized originals
  66. Bypass copying
  67. Bypass copying on standard size or A3-wide paper
  68. Bypass copying on non-standard size paper
  69. special paper such as thin paper/thick paper/ohp films/sticker labels
  70. mode memory
  71. Setting the "OTHER" size key
  72. User selection (Initial settings)
  73. Weekly timer
  74. Setting the date and time
  75. Total counter
  76. Department management
  77. Printing an access code list
  78. setting access codes (registration/change/deletion)
  79. resetting counters
  80. Automatic calibration
  81. Switching between languages
  82. setting the energy saving mode
  83. setting the off-mode (auto shutoff)
  84. 7. SELECTING FINISHING MODES
  85. selecting finishing modes
  86. Finishing modes and finishers (optional)
  87. Sort/group copying
  88. Staple sorting
  89. Magazine sort & saddle stitching mode (booklet mode)
  90. hole punching mode
  91. network scanning
  92. Scan setting on the touch panel
  93. Touch panel during scanning
  94. 9. WHEN THE GRAPHIC SYMBOLS
  95. When the graphic symbols flash on the touch panel
  96. Description of the flashing graphic symbols
  97. add paper symbol
  98. Adding paper to the large-capacity feeder (optional)
  99. replace toner cartridge symbol
  100. Replace toner bag symbol
  101. clear paper symbol
  102. Cassette feeding area
  103. Inside of the copier
  104. Automatic duplexer (optional)
  105. Hole punch unit (optional)
  106. Finisher (optional)
  107. adding staples (optional)
  108. removing jammed staples (optional)
  109. Clearing accumulated punched paper bits (optional)
  110. call service symbol
  111. periodic maintenance message
  112. Simple troubleshooting
  113. daily inspection
  114. simple troubleshooting
  115. Specifications of options
  116. specifications of options
  117. packing list
  118. Call service symbol
  119. periodic maintenance
e-studio 210c first page preview

e-studio 210c

Brand: Toshiba | Category: All in One Printer
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. General Adjustments – Copying and Printing
  4. To Have Optimum Image Quality for Paper Used
  5. To Eliminate Color Unevenness and Density Unevenness
  6. To Have Uniform Image Quality in Continuous Printing
  7. To Maintain Uniform Image Quality in Continuous Printing
  8. To Eliminate Color Shifts for Text and Thin Lines
  9. Copier-specific Adjustments
  10. To Eliminate Inclusion of Any Color other than Black in Gray Hue
  11. To Obtain A Denser and Brighter Image than the Original
  12. To Provide High Density and Solidity for A Pale Area
  13. To Avoid Copying the Back Side of Originals on Thin Paper
  14. To Eliminate Moir
  15. To Make Photo Borders and Edges Look Softer
  16. To Make An Image Fully Solid and Dense
  17. To Correctly Reproduce the Hues of Highlighter Pens
  18. To Obtain Good Color Balance on Thick Paper
  19. To Obtain Good Color Balance on Special Paper (Waterproof Gloss Paper for POP
  20. Printer-specific Adjustments
  21. To Obtain Your Favorite Color Balance
  22. To Obtain Color Balance Similar to That of Monitor
  23. To Improve Color Reproducibility of Gray Area in RGB Data
  24. To Prevent Blending of Primary Colors (C/M/Y/K
  25. To Reproduce Hue Obtainable with Another Printer
  26. To Adjust Overall Brightness Easily
  27. To Obtain A Sharper Image
  28. To Make Sharpness Settings
  29. To Smoothen Text Edges or Image
  30. To Make Light-colored Fine Lines Look Sharper
  31. To Make Large, Light-colored Text Clearer
  32. To Make A Gray Area Look Smooth
  33. To Print Light-colored Thin Lines Darkly
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