Duplo DP - L210 Bedienerhandbuch

Be sure to read this manual prior to use.Please leave this manual at the site of use for easy reference.INSTRUCTION MANUALDP - L220/L210/L200DUPRINTER

viii● Notes on Ink Notes on Safety (Please Read and Observe)● If ink gets into eyes or mouth, immediately wash it away with water and contact a do

82Paper JamsPress the “JOG switch” little by little to fi nd the edge of the paper, then stop the drum at the position shown in the fi gure.● Do not tou

683TroubleshootingPaper Jams● Make sure that the removed paper does not stick to your clothes.IMPORTANTPull the paper towards the ejection side while

84 When a Master Ejection Error Has OccurredWhen an old master remains on the drum, “MASTER EJECT MISS” is displayed on the LCD panel. Remove it by fo

685TroubleshootingWhen a Master Ejection Error Has Occurred● Discard the old master, making sure that it does not touch your clothing.IMPORTANTLift

86When a Master Ejection Error Has OccurredPress the STOP key.The message is deleted.Make another master.

687TroubleshootingThe message “MASTER SET MISS” is displayed on the LCD panel. Follow the procedure below to remove a master that is jammed in the fee

88When a Master Setting Error Has OccurredMake a new master and start printing.●The message “PLEASE MASTER MAKING” is displayed on the LCD panel when

Chapter 77Daily MaintenanceDaily MaintenanceThis chapter describes daily maintenance of the machine.Daily Maintenance ...

90Daily Maintenance● How to maintain the machine Clean the machine periodically to maintain its performance.Clean the outside of the machine accordi

Chapter 88Specifi cations Specifi cations This chapter describes machine specifi cations.Specifi cations ...

ixCAUTIONM7-T3060WARNINGDo NOT put hands inside machinewhile it is operating.Hands could get caught upor crushed.L5-T3020Do NOT touch the drum or roll

92 Specifi cationsProduct name/model No.Duprinter DP-L220 Duprinter DP-L210 Duprinter DP-L200Model Table top digital duplicatorMaster making methodTher

8Specifi cations Specifi cations93Product name/model No.Duprinter DP-L220 Duprinter DP-L210 Duprinter DP-L200Registration adjustmentVertical: ±15 mm Ho

Specifi cations94Product name/model No.Duprinter DP-L220 Duprinter DP-L210 Duprinter DP-L200Online Optional USB interface kit (USB2.0 Full-Speed)*● Win

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xSaves ink when printing by changing document scanning density.Ink Save Mode→P.55 Function IndexThe followings are a brief introduction of various fun

xiProhibits others from printing confi dential documents.Confi dential Safeguard→P.52 Functions for PrintingPrint Speed→P.26 Other FunctionsPrint Positi

xiiiChapter 2Chapter 1Introduction ...iNotes on Safety (Please Read and Obse

xivChapter 5Chapter 3ContentsChapter 4Printing With Useful Function“ 2 IN 1” Layout ...

xvChapter 6Chapter 8Chapter 7ContentsTroubleshootingIf a Problem Occurs ...72Power Does

Chapter 11Before UsingBefore UsingThis chapter contains essential information such as the names of the machine parts, the names and functions of keys,

2No. Name FunctionReferencepage1 Upper cover Open to replace the roll master, etc. 61 2 Feed tray descend switch Press to lower the feed tray. 76 ,78

113Before UsingPart Names and Their FunctionsMaster set leverWhen the master set lever is pushed,the master is pulled in and set.Roll Master Master co

4Part Names and Their FunctionsLeverThis lever releases the inkpack holder.Front coverDrum handleDrum unitInk packLeverThis lever locks or unlocks the

115Before UsingPart Names and Their FunctionsNo. Name FunctionReferencepage14 Master ejection box open buttonPress to open the master ejection box.84

6Part Names and Their Functions Control Panel No. Name FunctionReferencepage1 LCD panel Displays current settings such as number of printed sheet. Di

117Before UsingPart Names and Their FunctionsName FunctionReferencepage11MASTER MAKING key Starts making a master. Master making cannot be performed d

8Part Names and Their Functions123 Main ScreenNo. Name FunctionReferencepage1 Print count Displays the number of prints to be made. 22 2 S

19Before Using Turning Power ON/OFFWARNINGThis section describes the operating sequence from turning ON the power switch until the printer is ready to

10Turning Power ON/OFFWhen the screen shown at right is displayed, press the PRINT key, then input ID and password.(→P.11 “UID Control Function

1111Before UsingTurning Power ON/OFFENTER ID ANDPASSWORDID:[ ]PW:[ ]ID OR PASSWORDNOT CORRECT100% 0 sht 1 setBy the UID function

iIntroductionPrecautions for printing and duplicatingThere are restrictions on what you may print on the printer.Please be aware that there are some p

12Document/Printing Paper Specifi cationIMPORTANT● To make a new plate from a document from which a plate has already been made, remove and then reload

113Before UsingHow Master Making and Printing is PerformedThe machine performs two processes: master making and printing.In the “master making” proces

Chapter 22Basic OperationsBasic OperationsThis chapter describes basic operations such as basic printing, how to set a document and how to enlarge/red

16Open the support tray.Preparing for PrintingIMPORTANT How to Set PapersHold the lever and adjust the side guides to the paper size.Loosen sheets and

2217Basic OperationsPreparing for Printing Adjusting Paper Feed PressureAdjust the paper feed pressure if an feeding error occurs when using thick or

18Preparing for Printing How to Set the Print TrayThe following describes how to set the print tray.Remove the print tray.Install the print tray.Open

2219Basic OperationsPreparing for PrintingOpen out the “paper stopper”.Adjust the “side fences” and the “paper stopper” according to the paper size.Ad

20● B5-size documents can be loaded in the “portrait” or “landscape” position.● Use the portrait position when enlarging or reducing from standard-siz

221Basic OperationsPress the “I” side on the power switch. (→P.9 “Turning Power ON/OFF”)● When the power is already turned on, press the RESET key.

iiDisposal of Old Electrical & Electronic EquipmentThis symbol (the symbol of the crossed out wheeled bin) indicates that in European countries th

22Basic Printmaking● You can enter the required number of prints before pressing the MASTER MAKING key to print the required number of prints.REFEREN

223Basic Operations%$About 8 mm cannot be printed.This margin is defi ned as top margin.1. MASTER SIZEB4Select a paper size. Selecting Master Making Si

24Selecting Master Making Size1. MASTER SIZE→B4 A4 B5 A5 ►Press the SELECT key and display the Master making size to be used.Each time the

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26To reset to standard speed: 2 (approximately 80 pages per minute), use one of the following two methods:● Press the or key repeatedly until the p

227Basic Operations Enlargement and ReductionAAAA86%81%70%AAAA115%122%141%You can enlarge or reduce the size of the copy to the requi

28Enlargement and Reduction ►141%Press the ENLARGEMENT/REDUCTION key several times to display the desired zoom ratio. In about 3 seconds, th

2229Basic OperationsEnlargement and Reduction6 .FREE ZOOMOFFYou can set a zoom ratio between 50% and 200% in 1% steps.Free Zoom● Set Free Zoom before

30Enlargement and Reduction6 .FREE ZOOM→70% OFFUse the NUMERIC key to enter the enlargement ratio / reduction ratio.Example: 70%● You can enter a va

2231Basic OperationsEnlargement and ReductionPress the FUNCTION key. Press the SELECT key (Right) several times to show the screen at right, then

iii● Pictorial Symbols and Other Notations Used in This ManualContinue Page •••IMPORTANTREFERENCE: Introduces instructions for correct operation of th

32Enlargement and ReductionPress FUNCTION key.The “×94%” is set.To reset to 100%, use one of the following two methods: ● Return to the “×94%” s

Chapter 33Printing With Useful FunctionPrinting With Useful FunctionThis chapter describes how to make prints using the useful printer functions.“ 2 I

34 “ 2 IN 1” LayoutTwo-in-one (2 IN 1) function allows you to print two small documents on one page and also makes it easy to print pages to create bo

335Printing With Useful Function"2 IN 1" Layout4. 2IN1→ON OFFPress the FUNCTION key.The 2 IN 1 screen appears.Press the SELECT key

362. MASTER DARKNESSNORMAL● Set the “Master Darkness” before making the master.● If you adjust the master darkness, you must repeat the master making

337Printing With Useful FunctionAdjusting DarknessPress the SELECT key (Left) or SELECT key (Right) to display the desired master darkness.“LIGHT

38ACCCBBAB CAACCCBBAA AA Batch Print/Sequential Batch Print Batch PrintThis function prints out the set number of sets (set number of print as one g

339Printing With Useful FunctionBatch Print/Sequential Batch PrintPress the CLEAR key to clear the number of prints.Use the NUMERIC keys to enter th

40Batch Print/Sequential Batch PrintPress the ×＝ key.The number of prints is set.The number of sets is changed to 0.Use the NUMERIC keys to enter the

341Printing With Useful FunctionBatch Print/Sequential Batch Print●The MASTER MAKING key will not work until all the sets have been printed.● To sto

ivVarious symbols and pictures are used in this manual and on the labels affi xed to the machine.These symbols and pictures provide warnings and instru

42Batch Print/Sequential Batch Print100% 0 1setshtPress the ×＝ key.The “number of prints/sets” blinks and the machine enters Sequential

343Printing With Useful FunctionBatch Print/Sequential Batch PrintREFERENCEUse the NUMERIC keys to enter the number of sets. Example: 3 setsREFERENCE●

44Batch Print/Sequential Batch PrintPress the ×＝ key.Repeat steps 3 to 7.Up to 15 sets can be entered.Press the MASTER MAKING key.● When loading doc

345Printing With Useful FunctionBatch Print/Sequential Batch PrintOnly the specifi ed number of sets is printed with the specifi ed number of prints tak

46 Adjusting the Print PositionREFERENCEAfter master making has fi nished, you can fi ne-tune the position of the image (in the horizontal direction) wi

Chapter 44Other FunctionsOther FunctionsThis chapter describes miscellaneous functions such as the confi dential safeguard function, and the print spee

485. MEMORY MODE 5. MEMORY MODE◄ →SAVE ► Memory ModeYou can save and retrieve nine sets of settings for master making and printing. The se

4449Other FunctionsMemory ModeSAVE12 456789 C3● Any previous settings stored in the memory channel will be deleted when you save new settings.IMPOR

50Memory ModeHow to Retrieve the SettingsPress the FUNCTION key.Press the SELECT key (Right) several times to show the screen at right.Press the F

4451Other FunctionsMemory ModeCLEAR12 456789 C3How to Clear the Settings5. MEMORY MODE5. MEMORY MODE ◄ → CLEAR ►100% 0sht 1setPress the

v● Caution for Grounding (Be sure to use the supplied power cord)● Use only the power cord that is provided among the accessories. Insert the power

52PLEASEMASTER MAKING Confi dential SafeguardThe confi dential safeguard function, which prevents printing unless master making has been completed, is a

4453Other Functions Online Mode (Available Only With Interface Kit Installed)This function allows you to make prints of documents using a personal com

54 Energy Save modeMachine will automatically be energy saving mode if there is no operation for prescriptive time, in this mode, the LCD is off, the

4455Other Functions7. INK SAVE MODEOFF7. INK SAVE MODE→ON OFF Ink Save ModeYou can set to ink save mode in order to save printing ink.Press the F

56P:00455132F:000245 Total Counter DisplayThis function displays the total numbers of prints and masters on the LCD panel.• If the machine is printing

Chapter 55Replacing ConsumablesReplacing ConsumablesThis chapter describes how to supply paper, ink pack, and other consumables.Replacing the Ink Pack

58Front cover Replacing the Ink PackOpen the “front cover”.Grasp the “lever” and pull it toward you.

5559Replacing ConsumablesReplacing the Ink PackLift out the empty “ink pack”.Remove the “cap” from a new “ink pack”.Insert the “ink pack” so that the

60Replacing the Ink PackClose the “front cover”.Front coverPress the back of the holder in with the palm of your hand.

5561Replacing Consumables● Only use roll masters designed for use in this machine.● If you do not use the specified roll masters, it may cause decreas

vi● Prohibition of Disassembly or Modifi cation● Do not modify the machine.→ Doing so may result in fi re or electric shock.● Do not remove the rear lid

62Replacing the Roll MasterLift out the used “roll master”.Take out a new roll master from the bag.IMPORTANT● Do not touch the heat generator of the t

5563Replacing ConsumablesReplacing the Roll MasterMaster coverClose the “master cover”.Push the “master set lever”.The master will be pulled in.● If t

64Replacing the Roll MasterMake sure that the leading edge of the master is protruding from the inner side of the master cover.Gently close the “upper

5565Replacing ConsumablesEXCHANGEEJECT ROLLMaster ejection box open button Master ejection box cover open lever Disposing Of Used MasterThe message “E

66Disposing of Used MasterIMPORTANT● Ink adheres to the master ejection core. Take care to prevent ink from getting onto your clothing.Insert a new ma

5567Replacing Consumables Replacing the Drum UnitDrum handleReplacing the Drum UnitWARNINGOpen the “front cover”.Front coverJOG switch● Avoid pressing

68Replacing the Drum UnitIMPORTANTGrip the “upper drum shaft” with your other hand, and pull the “drum” out toward you while slightly lifting the fron

5569Replacing ConsumablesReplacing the Drum UnitRollerRailLeverHold the “drum” horizontally and place the drum guide roller on the rail in the machine

70Replacing the Drum UnitLower the “lever”.Close the “front cover”.LeverFront cover

Chapter 66TroubleshootingTroubleshootingThis chapter describes how to remove paper jams and what to do when error messages are displayed.If a Problem

vii● Cleaning ● Do not use fl ammable sprays or solvents inside or near the machine.→Gas may accumulate inside the machine causing a fi re or explosion.

72If the power does not turn ON, check the following.Power Does Not Turn ONIf a Problem OccursTHE MACHINE DOES NOT TURN ON.IS POWER PLUG INSERTED?IS P

673TroubleshootingMessage Cause and SolutionCause:Solution:There is no paper in the feed tray.Load the feed tray with printing paper.Cause:Solution:Th

74When Messages AppearMessage Cause and SolutionCause:Solution:A paper jam has occurred in the feed tray.Remove the jammed paper.(→P.80 “Paper Jam on

675TroubleshootingWhen Messages AppearMessage CountermeasurePress the PRINT key and input your ID and Password.(→P.11 “UID Control Function”)Cannot pr

76If paper runs out during printing, “NO PAPER” is displayed on the LCD panel.Load paper according to the following procedure.If Paper Runs Out During

677TroubleshootingSupplying Paper While PrintingPress the PRINT key.The feed tray will rise automatically and printing willresume.● If the sheet is

78Supplying Paper While PrintingRemove paper from the feed tray.The feed tray will automatically descend.● If the sheet is still in the feed roller ri

679TroubleshootingSupplying Paper While PrintingSet the master size.(→P.23 “Selecting Master Making Size”)Press the PRINT key.The feed tray will rise

80When a paper jam occurs in the feed tray, the message “PAPER LEFT JAM” is displayed on the LCD. Follow the procedure below to remove the jammed pape

681TroubleshootingPaper JamsWhen a paper jams in the print tray, the message “PAPER RIGHT JAM” is displayed on the LCD panel. Follow the procedure be