Canon imageRUNNER 3530 manuals

imageRUNNER 3530

Brand: Canon | Category: Copier

imageRUNNER 3530

Brand: Canon | Category: All in One Printer

Table of contents

1. how this manual is organized
2. Contents
3. Table Of Contents
4. Table Of Contents
5. Table Of Contents
6. Table Of Contents
7. how to use this manual
8. displays used in this manual
9. legal notices
10. Introduction
11. Supported Canon Products
12. supported canon products
13. System Requirements
14. Where to Find Help
15. Installing the Software
16. Standard Installation
17. Dynamic Installation
18. Alternate Printer Driver (Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003)
19. Using the Add Printer Wizard
20. USB Connection Installation
21. Plug and Play Installation (Windows 98)
22. Plug and Play Installation (Windows Me)
23. Plug and Play Installation (Windows 2000)
24. Plug and Play Installation (Windows XP/Server 2003)
25. Installing the Canon Driver Information Assist Service
26. Updating the Existing Printer Drivers
28. Updating the Alternate Printer Driver (Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003)
29. Uninstalling the Printer Driver
30. Setting Up the Printer Configuration
31. Configuring Manually
32. Configuring the Device Function Settings
33. Printing a Document
34. Basic Print Options 3 CHAPTER
35. Table Of Contents
36. basic print options
37. Accessing the Printer Properties Dialog Box
38. Accessing the Printer Properties Dialog Box from the Printers Folder
39. Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003
40. Folder
42. Using Profiles for Printing
43. Adding or Editing Profiles
44. Scaling a Document
45. Scaling a Document Manually
46. Printing Multiple Pages on One Sheet
47. Two-Sided Printing
48. Specifying the Finishing Options
49. Booklet Printing
50. Using Creep Correction for Booklet Printing
51. Printing with Mixed Paper Sizes
52. Specifying the Paper Source
53. Printing the First, Body, and Last Pages from Different Paper Sources
54. Sources
56. Printing on Transparencies
57. Using Cover or Sheet Insertion Options
58. Inserting Sheets into the Document
59. Inserting Tab Paper
60. Creating Tabs
61. Printing on Custom Paper
63. Printing on Local Standard Paper
64. Printing a Banner Page with a Print Job
65. Special Print Options 4 CHAPTER
66. Table Of Contents
67. Overlay Printing
68. Printing with an Overlay
69. Specifying the Print Quality
70. Selecting and Editing an Objective
71. Editing the Objective Settings
72. Sending Document Data to a User Inbox
73. Sending a Document to a User Inbox
74. Secured Printing
75. Editing Multiple Print Documents Together
76. Promoting a Print Job
77. Job Accounting Feature
78. Specifying the ID and Password
79. Printing with Job Accounting (Windows 98/Me)
80. Printing with Job Accounting (Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003)
81. With Allow Password Setting Not Selected
82. Specifying the Color and Grayscale Settings
83. Grayscale Printing
84. Additional Software
85. Device Status Extension (Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003)
86. Server Environment
87. UFR II Driver Functions List
88. Local Standard Paper Sizes List
89. Glossary
90. Index

imageRUNNER 3530

Brand: Canon | Category: All in One Printer

Table of contents

1. manuals for the machine
2. how this manual is organized
3. Contents
4. Table Of Contents
5. Table Of Contents
6. Table Of Contents
7. Table Of Contents
8. Table Of Contents
9. how to use this manual
10. displays used in this manual
11. illustrations used in this manual
12. legal notices
13. users in canada
14. utilisation au canada
15. Introduction to Fax Functions 1 CHAPTER
16. Table Of Contents
17. What This Machine Can Do
18. receiving faxes in memory
19. Overview of the imageRUNNER 3530/2830/2230
20. Things You Must Do Before Using This Machine
21. Setting the Display Language
22. Selecting the Type of Telephone Line
23. Setting the Current Date and Time
24. Registering Your Machine's Fax Number
25. Registering Sender Names
26. Registering the Unit's Name
27. Flow of Sending Operations
28. Placing Originals
29. Orientation
30. Platen Glass
31. Feeder (DADF-N1) (Optional)
32. Canceling a Job
33. Using the Stop Key
34. Basic Send and Receive 2 Methods CHAPTER
35. Table Of Contents
36. Resolution, Density, and Image Quality
37. image quality
38. Sending Methods
39. specify the destination
40. Direct Sending
41. Sending Fax Documents Manually
42. Stamping Originals
43. Dialing Methods
44. Redialing
45. Address Book
46. Coded Speed Dialing
47. Group Dialing
48. Receiving Print Jobs and Fax Documents
49. Receiving Documents into Memory
50. Forwarding Received Documents
51. Available Paper Sizes
52. Delaying a Send Job
53. Memory Boxes
54. relay memory box
55. Using a Memory Box
56. Printing and Erasing Documents
57. Setting the Sender's Name as the Terminal ID
58. Changing the Reception Mode
59. Faxing Two-Sided Originals
60. Document Size
61. Specifying the Document Size
62. Registering the Document Size
63. Changing the Zoom Ratio
64. Preset Zoom
65. Zoom by Percentage
66. Sending with a Subaddress
67. Using a PIN Code
68. Setting the PIN Code Position
69. Dialing with a PIN Code
70. Fax Information Services
71. Checking/Changing the Fax 4
72. Table Of Contents
73. Checking/Changing the Status of Fax Jobs
74. Printing the TX Job Status/Log
75. Checking/Changing the Status of Receive Jobs
76. Erasing Received Documents
78. Customizing Fax Settings 5 CHAPTER
79. Table Of Contents
80. Custom Fax Settings Table
81. User Settings
82. Printing the TX Terminal ID
83. Setting the Standard Density
84. Adjusting the Alarm and Monitor Volume
85. Changing the Standard Fax Settings
86. Initializing the Standard Settings
87. Storing Destinations
88. One-Touch Speed Dialing Settings
89. Storing Group Destinations
90. Storing the Index Name
91. Transmission Settings
92. Pause Time
93. Auto Redial
94. Reception Settings
95. Printing Footer Information on a Received Document
96. Printing Received Documents
97. Reducing a Received Document
98. Two-Sided Printing
99. on 1 log
100. Setting Up Memory Boxes
101. Confidential Memory Box
102. Relay Memory Box
103. Batch Sending Memory Box
104. Erasing a Memory Box
105. System Settings Table
106. Communications Settings
107. Receive Start Speed
108. Saving Received Documents in Memory
109. Automatic Forwarding of Received Documents
110. PIN Code Access
111. Reception Password
112. Restricting New Addresses
113. Printing Communication 7
114. Table Of Contents
115. Report Settings Table
116. Specifying Report Settings
117. Activity Report
118. RX Report
119. Memory Inbox RX Report
120. Printing Lists
121. User's Data List
122. When Problems Occur
123. Receiving Documents
124. Other Situations
125. Self-Diagnostic Display
126. List of Error Codes without Messages
127. Questions & Answers
128. Report and List Samples
129. Multiple Communication Result Report
131. Memory Inbox Reception Report
133. Address Book List
135. Specifications
136. Glossary
137. copy ratio/zoom ratio
138. rotary pulse
139. super fine
140. transfer password
141. Index
142. Table Of Contents
143. Table Of Contents

imageRUNNER 3530

Brand: Canon | Category: All in One Printer

imageRUNNER 3530

Brand: Canon | Category: All in One Printer

imageRUNNER 3530

Brand: Canon | Category: All in One Printer

imageRUNNER 3530

Brand: Canon | Category: All in One Printer

Table of contents

1. manuals for the machine
2. how this manual is organized
3. Table Of Contents
4. Table Of Contents
5. Table Of Contents
6. Table Of Contents
7. Table Of Contents
8. how to use this manual
9. keys used in this manual
10. operations and terms used in this manual
11. legal notices
12. laser safety
13. use of images
14. important safety instructions
15. power supply
16. maintenance and inspections
17. Machine CHAPTER
18. Table Of Contents
19. installation location and handling
20. handling precautions
21. parts and their functions
22. internal view
23. control panel parts and functions
24. main power and control panel power
25. control panel power switch
26. shutting down the machine
27. shutting down the machine if the optional ufr ii printer kit is
28. system settings
29. what this machine can do
30. network interface
31. specifying settings
32. functions that conserve power
33. checking, changing, and canceling print jobs
34. displaying a help screen
35. reading messages from the system manager
36. other useful functions
37. using the touch panel display
38. touch panel key display
39. adjusting the brightness
40. entering characters from the touch panel display
41. touch panel display
42. entering the department id and password
43. control panel
44. making prints using the stack bypass
45. standard size
46. multifunctional operations
47. available paper stock
48. Optional Equipment 3 CHAPTER
49. Table Of Contents
50. system configuration
51. sample system configurations
52. system options
53. available combination of options
54. optional accessories
55. platen cover type h
56. finisher-s1/puncher unit-r
57. finishing modes
58. hole punch mode
59. procedure before using the machine
60. procedure after using the machine
61. department id management
62. customizing settings
63. what are additional functions
64. additional functions settings table
65. common settings
66. timer settings
67. report settings
68. copy settings
69. printer settings
70. specifying common settings
71. default display after auto clear
72. tone settings
73. inch entry
74. auto paper selection/auto drawer switching
75. designating the envelope type
76. identifying the type of paper in a paper source
77. function keys that reactivate the machine
78. energy consumption in the sleep mode
79. output tray designation
80. setting the printing priority
81. standard paper for the stack bypass
82. setting the speed or print side priority
83. standard local print settings
84. changing the language shown on the touch panel display
85. reversing the contrast of the touch panel display
86. limiting functions
87. returning the common settings to their defaults
88. current date and time
89. auto sleep time
90. auto clear time
91. daily timer settings
92. adjusting the machine
93. exposure recalibration
94. automatic feeder cleaning
95. Checking Job and Device 5
96. Table Of Contents
97. checking the counter
98. checking job status
99. copy/print job details
100. priority printing
101. handling print jobs sent from computers
102. printing secured documents
103. specifying the system manager settings
104. registering the department id, password, and page limit
105. changing the password and page limit
106. erasing the department id and password
107. clearing page totals
108. remote ui
109. device information settings
110. clearing the message board
111. auto online
112. auto offline
113. license registration
114. Routine Maintenance 7 CHAPTER
115. Table Of Contents
116. paper drawers
117. adjusting a paper drawer to hold a different paper size
118. envelope feeder attachment-c1 (optional)
119. preparing the envelopes
120. loading envelopes
121. changing envelope sizes
122. replacing the stamp cartridge
123. replacing the staple cartridge
124. removing punch waste
125. Table Of Contents
126. replacing the toner cartridge
127. routine cleaning
128. platen glass and cover
129. manual feeder cleaning
130. genuine supplies
131. Troubleshooting 8 CHAPTER
132. Table Of Contents
133. reducing the frequency of paper jams
134. clearing paper jams
135. fixing unit (inside the main unit)
136. duplexing unit (inside the main unit)
137. stack bypass
138. paper drawer 1
139. paper drawer 2
140. cassette feeding unit-y2 (optional)
141. inside the transfer cover of the finisher-s1 (optional)
142. inner 2 way tray-d1 (optional)
143. copy tray-j1 (optional)
144. clearing staple jams
145. list of error messages
146. list of error codes without messages
147. if memory becomes full during scanning
148. service call message
149. if the power does not turn on
150. specifications
151. additional finisher tray-b
152. puncher unit-r
153. Table Of Contents