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TRAINING CHINA Page Pro 1480 MF /1490 MF

TRAINING CHINA Page Pro 1480 MF /1490 MF. PAGE PRO 1480 MF / 1490 MF. TECHNICAL TRAINING. 2. Product Overview. 2.1. Introduction 2.2. General Technical Features 2.3. Printing Languages 2.4. Paper Format and Quality 2.5. Control Panel 2.6. Machine Operation 2.7. Customer Maintenance.

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TRAINING CHINA Page Pro 1480 MF /1490 MF

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  1. TRAINING CHINAPage Pro 1480 MF /1490 MF

  2. PAGE PRO1480 MF / 1490 MF

  3. TECHNICAL TRAINING

  4. 2. Product Overview • 2.1. Introduction • 2.2. General Technical Features • 2.3. Printing Languages • 2.4. Paper Format and Quality • 2.5. Control Panel • 2.6. Machine Operation • 2.7. Customer Maintenance

  5. Introduction

  6. Laser printing

  7. Fax

  8. Fax

  9. Fax

  10. Color scanner

  11. Advanced function

  12. Digital copier

  13. Interfaces

  14. Miscellaneous Consumables Black toner cartridge long life -up to 5500 pages (A4 ISO 19752) Black toner cartridge -up to 3000 pages (A4 ISO 19752) Initial toner cartridge -up to 1000 pages (A4 ISO 19752) Maintenance Estimated number of pages life duration: 80 000 pages or 5 years or 10 000 Scan, whatever come first. No preventive maintenance

  15. LFx Architecture • SAGEM Development • Scanner: Sheet-Fed and Flatbed • CPU Board • Firmware • Integration of printer • Its mechanical controller board • The optional additional paper tray

  16. PRINTER USB Architecture of Page Pro 1480 MF FLATBED Manual tray Paper tray

  17. Architecture of Page Pro 1490 MF ADF FLATBED PRINTER USB Manual tray Paper tray

  18. 2. Product Overview • 2.1. Introduction • 2.2. General Technical Features • 2.3. Printing Languages • 2.4. Paper Format and Quality • 2.5. Control Panel • 2.6. Machine Operation • 2.7. Customer Maintenance

  19. 2. Product Overview • 2.1. Introduction • 2.2. General Technical Features • 2.3. Printing Languages • 2.4. Paper Format and Quality • 2.5. Control Panel • 2.6. Machine Operation • 2.7. Customer Maintenance

  20. Introduction • All LFx machines support GDI printing language • GDI, Short for Graphical Device Interface, a Windows standard for representing graphical objects and transmitting them to output devices, such as monitors and printers

  21. 2. Product Overview • 2.1. Introduction • 2.2. General Technical Features • 2.3. Printing Languages • 2.4. Paper Format and Quality • 2.5. Control Panel • 2.6. Machine Operation • 2.7. Customer Maintenance

  22. Supported Formats

  23. Quality • Scanner Document Feeder • 60 to 90 g/m2 • Paper Tray • 60 to 105 g/m2 • Manual Feed • 52 to 162 g/m2 • Laser printer compatible transparencies • You can select the default paper type, normal or thick, using the function 851 • You can also select the paper type in the Copy settings

  24. 2. Product Overview • 2.1. Introduction • 2.2. General Technical Features • 2.3. Printing Languages • 2.4. Paper Format and Quality • 2.5. Control Panel • 2.6. Machine Operation • 2.7. Customer Maintenance

  25. PagePro 1480 control panel

  26. PagePro 1490 control panel

  27. 2. Product Overview • 2.1. Introduction • 2.2. General Technical Features • 2.3. Printing Languages • 2.4. Paper Format and Quality • 2.5. Control Panel • 2.6. Machine Operation • 2.7. Customer Maintenance

  28. Functions List 1/3

  29. Functions List 2/3

  30. Functions List 3/3

  31. Directory Overview • The LFx can store up to 250 contact cards, including up to 32 contact lists • A list is composed of individual contacts already stored • To manage directory, use 1 • After creating a contact card, you may display it, modify its contents, or even delete it. • To print the directory, press 15 or 53 • To save/restore the directory, use the optional directory card • It can save up to 250 contact cards, including up to 32 lists • To do so, use 161 or 162

  32. Directory Management 1/2 • To add a new individual contact, press 11 • Enter the name and the fax number • Confirm or modify the automatically attributed ID number • Select With or Without Associated Key • If With Associated Key selected, confirm the first available letter or change it by using  and  keys • Confirm the default fax transmission speed or select another one • If there is a PABX and a local prefix has already been programmed, do not add it to the contact’s number

  33. Directory Management 2/2 • If a contact card includes both a fax number, the machine will use either information whether you press • To add a new list, press 12 • Enter the list name and select the N individual contacts • Type the initials, or the ID number or press and browse • Leave the (N+1)th contact ID number blank and press OK • Confirm or modify the automatically attributed ID number

  34. Positioning Documents • In the automatic document feeder • Up to 50 sheets • Face up • First sheet at the top of the stack • Once scanned, the sheets are in the scanner exit tray • In the flatbed scanner • Sheets one by one • Face down • The origin is the left lower corner of the flatbed scanner glass

  35. Copying • Standard copy: Press twice or twice • Complex copy: Press then enter and confirm settings • Number of copies, input/output mode, resolution, contrast, brightness, assembled Y/N, zoom, origin, normal/thick paper, paper tray • You can stop settings and launch copy by pressing

  36. Copying • ID copy: Press after insert your recto and press . After first scan he ask you to insert your verso. . • Most of the previous settings can be entered using 84 and 85 sub-menus and so become default settings for the machine

  37. Faxing • Position the document(s) • You can first set the resolution and contrast • Dialing • Type the number of the recipient or • Type the initial(s) of the recipient (recorded in Directory) or • Press then browse using and  keys until you find the recipient (who can also be a recorded list) or • Press then press the letter assigned to the recipient or • Press then type the number assigned to the recipient or • Redial one of the ten last numbers if any, by pressing • Finally press to send the fax • Before that you may set a transmission time, adjust contrast and select the feed type

  38. Special Fax Features 1/2 • Faxing to multiple recipients (only if Memory Send selected: press 2321) • Position the document(s) • You can first set the resolution and contrast • Type or select the first recipient as mentioned above • Then press and type or select the second recipient • You can repeat the last step up to the tenth recipient • Delayed Transmission: position document(s) then 31 • Enter the recipient’s number then the transmission time • You may adjust options before sending the fax • Relay broadcast: your LFF may relay on an other LFF to broadcast a document to a shared list by using 37

  39. Special Fax Features 2/2 • Sending a fax manually • Position the document(s), press , adjust the sound level using / keys (if necessary), enter the recipient number • The remote fax is called and as soon as you hear the fax signal, press to start transmission • Rerouting faxes to a contact stored in the directory • Enable rerouting: 3911 • Menus 392 and 393 are therefore enabled • 392 then enter the destination number from directory • 3931 to have a local copy of the rerouted document • A fax can be rerouted to a contact’s Email address if the contact’s fax machine is not available

  40. Using the printer • The printer can be used for faxes, emails, reports, logs, guides, technical parameters and for copying. • The printer can also be used as a PC printer • PC direct USB : install Companion Suite Pro • To print from a PC application, select the print menu (typically File/Print), select the Laser Pro LL2 printer, set the parameters of your print job and confirm

  41. Access Media • You have different functionalities with the USB key: • After you insert it you have a message : “Media analysis”. • After analysis you have a access to: • Print doc: for print document directly on your USB key • Scan to: for scanning document in your USB key • Delete: for delete any documents • Media analysis: for a new analyse

  42. Security • You can set the following restrictions to your LFx: • Lock printing received documents • 383 to enter a code and 3821 to enable it • Lock keyboard • 812 to enter a code and enable it • Lock digital keyboard • 813 to enter a code and enable it • Lock Numbers • 814 to enter a code and enable it • Lock Media • 815 to enter a code and enable it

  43. 2. Product Overview • 2.1. Introduction • 2.2. General Technical Features • 2.3. Printing Languages • 2.4. Paper Format and Quality • 2.5. Control Panel • 2.6. Machine Operation • 2.7. Customer Maintenance

  44. Replacing Toner • When you have this message do the following steps: 3 2 1 4

  45. Cleaning Scanner • When one or more vertical lines appear on transmitted copies or faxes, clean the scanner with a soft, lint-free cloth, dampened with alcohol.

  46. Cleaning Printer • Clean the outside of the printer with a smooth duster • Remove the imaging cartridge and clean the paper take-up roll then replace the cartridge • Note 1: The imaging cartridge is the drum cartridge, to which the toner cartridge is mounted • Note 2: Avoid touching the fusing unit because it is too hot after a print operation

  47. Cleaning Document Feed Elements • Open the top cover • Clean the document feed rollers • Clean the paper separator

  48. Cleaning Document Feed Elements • Clean the document feed rollers • Clean the paper separator

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