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Designating Areas with a Marker Pen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-51

One-point Designation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-51

Encircled Designation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-52

Making Copies with Basic Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-53

Changing the Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-55

The Limitations of Marker Editing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-57

Chapter 5

Inserting Text and Images

Inserting a Color Image into a Designated Area (Image Composition) . . . . .5-2

Inserting Characters from a Black-and-white Text Original into
a Color Original (Character Composition) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-8

Character Composition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-8

Character Composition with Superimpose Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-8

Character Composition with Window Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-12

Character Composition Shift . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-17

Character Composition Shift with Superimpose Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-17

Character Composition Shift with Window Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-20

Multiple Editing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-22

Multiple Editing with Superimpose Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-22

Multiple Editing with Window Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-25

Creating Color Separations of a Color Original (Offset Plate Original) . . . .5-29

Chapter 6

About Color

The Basics of Color. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-2

The Primary Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-2

Additive Primary Colors and Subtractive Primary Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-2

Full Color Images and the CLC 1180/1140 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-3

Hue, Density, and Saturation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-3

The Three Attributes of Color . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-3

Color Balance Adjustment and the CLC 1180/1140. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-4

The Complementary Colors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-4

Full Colors and Complementary Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-5

Surprising Effects Using Complementary Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-5

The Mechanism of Color Printing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-5

Chapter 7

Troubleshooting

When Copies Do Not Turn Out as Expected . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-2

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Summary of Contents for CS120

Page 1: ...Oc CS120 125 Oc CS120 125 Copying Guide...

Page 2: ...COLOR LASER COPIER 1180 1140 Copy Guide Ot i o j...

Page 3: ...Please refer to them for detailed information About the Manuals for the Machine Basic Operation Troubleshooting Reference Guide Copying Guide This Document Copying Instructions The product illustratio...

Page 4: ...xt and Images 5 Chap 6 About Color 6 Chap 7 Troubleshooting 7 Chap 8 Appendix 8 Includes the color pallet sheet and Index How the Copying Guide Is Organized Considerable effort has been made to make s...

Page 5: ...s into the Feeder Recirculating Document Feeder RDF E3 1 41 Entering the Copy Quantity 1 44 Specifying the Copy Quantity 1 44 Changing the Copy Quantity 1 45 Selecting the Paper Size Paper Select 1 46...

Page 6: ...Specifying the Enlargement by Entering the Copy Ratio XY ZOOM 1 81 Specifying the Enlargement by Selecting the Number of Output Pages 1 83 Pasting the Sheets of the Divided Image Together 1 85 Sorting...

Page 7: ...Shifting the Original Image Using the Number Keys on the Touch Panel Display 2 19 Shifting the Original Image Using the Edit Pen 2 21 Shifting a Designated Area of the Original Image Using the Edit Pe...

Page 8: ...the Hue of Each Color Individually 3 23 Adjusting the Density 3 24 Storing Erasing Color Balance Settings 3 25 Storing Color Balance Settings 3 25 Assigning a Name to Stored Color Balance Settings 3 2...

Page 9: ...n 3 74 Chapter 4 Making Copies in the Image Creation Mode Reversing the Hues and Gradations Nega Posi 4 2 Repeating the Original Image Image Repeat 4 3 Reversing the Original Image Mirror Image 4 9 Sl...

Page 10: ...Shift with Superimpose Settings 5 17 Character Composition Shift with Window Settings 5 20 Multiple Editing 5 22 Multiple Editing with Superimpose Settings 5 22 Multiple Editing with Window Settings...

Page 11: ...x Chapter 8 Appendix Color Samples of the Color Palette Sheets 8 3 Color Sample of Color Sheet A 8 4 Color Sample of Color Sheet B 8 6 Color Sample of Color Sheet C 8 8 Index 8 10...

Page 12: ...ormed correctly In order to use the machine safely always pay attention to these warnings CAUTION Indicates a caution concerning operations that may lead to injury to persons or damage to property if...

Page 13: ...play all keys are marked Select the keys which suit your needs Canon the Canon logo and CLC are trademarks of Canon Inc Other product and company names herein may be the trademarks of their respective...

Page 14: ...check the ingredients of the adhesive before use Test some adhesive with an unwanted color copy before using it with a valuable copy Inserting Copies Between Printed Pages When copies are included in...

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Page 16: ...lecting Paper Auto Paper Selection 1 46 Manually Selecting Paper Manual Paper Selection 1 48 Selecting Paper Loaded in the Stack Bypass 1 49 Adjusting Exposure Copy Exposure 1 56 Adjusting the Copy Ex...

Page 17: ...ok 2 Sided 1 102 Specifying Auto Start 1 105 Interrupting the Current Job to Make Priority Copies Interrupt Mode 1 106 Using the Platen Glass 1 107 Using the Feeder s Single Sheet Document Feeder 1 10...

Page 18: ...ouch panel display The Different Types of Copying Basic Features Screen The screen below which appears when the copier is ready to make copies is called the Basic Features screen See Selecting the Pap...

Page 19: ...e MakingTwo sided Copies Two sided Mode on p 1 95 Press to make two sided copies from one sided originals or one sided copies from two sided originals When 1 2 sided Is Selected See Adjusting Exposure...

Page 20: ...and photo photo only See Useful Copy Functions in Chapter 2 Press to specify functions under Special Features See Storing Recalling Frequently Used Copy Settings Mode Memory on p 2 44 Press to store o...

Page 21: ...the Basic Features screen press Done Pressing Guide after selecting a function displays a help screen containing information on that function This is useful when you want to learn more about the funct...

Page 22: ...onTwo Separate Sheets of Paper Two page Separation on p 2 2 Press to specify or cancel the Two page Separation function This function enables you to copy facing pages of an opened book onto separate...

Page 23: ...a front or back cover sheet When Front Cover Is Selected See Interleaving a Sheet of Paper BetweenTransparencies Transparency Interleaving on p 2 13 Press to specify or cancel the Transparency Interl...

Page 24: ...with one touch of a key This function enables you to make copies by selecting the desired type of look or feel or by changing the tone of the image by specifying the intensity of red blue and yellow...

Page 25: ...What the CLC 1180 1140 Can Do 1 10 Old fashioned Photo Image Original Decrease Red Increase Red Original Decrease Yellow Increase Yellow Decrease Blue Increase Blue Basic Copying 1...

Page 26: ...1 11 See Changing the Sharpness in Copies Sharpness on p 3 7 Press to increase or decrease the clarity of the image you are copying Low High Original Set the sharpness low Copy Original Set the sharpn...

Page 27: ...revent the image on the reverse side of the original from showing adjust the color range enhance black areas and adjust the color of human complexion Hide Background This function enables you to erase...

Page 28: ...at are difficult to reproduce and automatically adjust the color range to its optimal for making copies Black Adjustment This function enables you to make copies by adjusting the gradations of black t...

Page 29: ...1180 1140 Can Do 1 14 Complexion Adjustment This function enables you to adjust the tone of the color of human complexion when making copies of photo originals Increase Red Increase Yellow Original Ba...

Page 30: ...alance saturation hue and density levels when making copies Color Balance You can adjust the color balance of an image by varying the amounts of yellow magenta cyan and black Increase Yellow Decrease...

Page 31: ...What the CLC 1180 1140 Can Do 1 16 Saturation Adjustment You can adjust the vividness of colors by adjusting its saturation Original Increased for All Colors Decreased for All Colors Basic Copying 1...

Page 32: ...What the CLC 1180 1140 Can Do 1 17 Hue Adjustment You can adjust the hue of any image by adjusting the tones of colors such as red blue yellow and green Original YMC GRB YMC RBG Basic Copying 1...

Page 33: ...Color Creation on p 3 33 Press to perform the following when making copies add color to black and white originals change colors in color originals and apply color effects Single Color This function en...

Page 34: ...ables you to add gradations of a specific color to the image or the background of a black and white original Original Image Horizontal Image Vertical Image Vertical Repeat Background Frame Background...

Page 35: ...dd effects similar to those produced by color filters on a camera Coloring This function enables you to add colors to areas bounded by lines in a black and white original Magenta Yellow Cyan Original...

Page 36: ...inal to white and apply a color of your choice to the background Base Color This function enables you to add a background of a specific color to black and white originals Color Conversion This functio...

Page 37: ...tions such as Nega Posi Image Repeat and Mirror Image Nega Posi This function enables you to make copies with the hues and gradations of the original reversed Image Repeat This function enables you to...

Page 38: ...ke copies of the original with the image reversed like a reflection in the mirror Slanted Image This function enables you to make copies with the images of the original slanted Original Mirror Symmetr...

Page 39: ...enables you to manipulate the images of a black and white original when making copies You can specify to apply color to text copy only the contours of images and add shadows to text and images Color...

Page 40: ...What the CLC 1180 1140 Can Do 1 25 Shadow 3 D shadow on the right 3 D shadow on the left Original Flat shadow on the left Flat shadow on the right Basic Copying 1...

Page 41: ...can be applied to images when making copies Special Effects These special effects enable you to reduce the number of gradations in the original Reduced Gradation or reverse the colors of the gradatio...

Page 42: ...opies by adding images and text to the original Image Composition This function enables you to extract an image from a color original and insert it into a designated area of a black and white original...

Page 43: ...ack and white original and insert it into a color original Character Composition Window This function enables you to extract a designated area in a black and white text original and insert it into a c...

Page 44: ...t when it is inserted into a color original Multiple Editing This function enables you to make copies by specifying both Superimpose and Window at the same time as well as specifying other text editin...

Page 45: ...te the color original into four color separations and copy each separation onto a different sheet of paper All four separations consisting of yellow magenta cyan and black are copied in black only Ori...

Page 46: ...bles Basic Copying Procedure 1 Make sure that the touch panel display is on If the power is turned off turn it on after verifying that the Security key is in the ON position See Chapter 1 Before You S...

Page 47: ...ment ID and password See Chapter 1 Before You Start Using This Copier in the Reference Guide 2 Place the original NOTE For instructions on placing the original see Placing the Original on p 1 37 If th...

Page 48: ...and image quality settings the copy ratio the two sided mode the type of original being copied and the desired sorting function 4 Specify the necessary copy settings in the Special Features screen You...

Page 49: ...ying Automatic Recognition of the Size of the Original Original Recognition on p 1 115 See Centering the Copied Image Center Shift on p 1 117 6 Enter the copy quantity NOTE For instructions on setting...

Page 50: ...s in the Reference Guide If Department ID Management is specified press ID See Chapter 2 Customizing Settings toYour Needs in the Reference Guide When you want to stop a Copy job Press Stop NOTE After...

Page 51: ...Automatic Exposure is turned off Plain paper is used when feeding paper from the stack bypass Select Plain Paper in the copy settings configuration screen for the stack bypass The Two sided Transpare...

Page 52: ...ies and paper that is significantly thicker or thinner than plain paper Feeder Recirculating Document Feeder To make copies of more than one original at the same time place the originals into the feed...

Page 53: ...o convert one standard paper size to another such as when making copies of a LTR size original onto 11 x 17 size paper When using the feeder option STMT size originals can only be placed vertically A...

Page 54: ...glass in the same way IMPORTANT Note that the position of the arrow mark on the top left corner of the platen glass is different when the feeder option is attached NOTE If the original is a transpare...

Page 55: ...size of the original Original Recognition when the original is already placed on the platen glass make sure to lower the platen glass cover or the editor option The Original Recognition function is ex...

Page 56: ...inals that are clipped or stapled together Carbon backed paper or other originals that may not feed smoothly Transparencies or other highly transparent originals Originals that are themselves color co...

Page 57: ...ace up in the original tray Regardless of whether the originals are placed in the vertical or horizontal orientation always set originals with the rst page on top and the top edge along the back edge...

Page 58: ...opier automatically senses the size of the original if it is placed in the feeder option regardless of whether the Original Recognition function is specified or not Once copying has begun do not remov...

Page 59: ...the desired copy quantity 1 to 100 The copy quantity appears on the upper right side of the touch panel display IMPORTANT You cannot change the copy quantity while copying is in progress NOTE The maxi...

Page 60: ...esired copy quantity 1 to 100 The copy quantity appears on the upper right side of the touch panel display IMPORTANT You cannot change the copy quantity while copying is in progress C 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8...

Page 61: ...atically selects the paper IMPORTANT You cannot specify Auto Paper Selection when copying the following types of originals Copy these originals using the Manual Paper Selection method Non standard siz...

Page 62: ...l then press Paper Select 2 Select Auto Paper Selection then press Done When the Original Recognition function is turned off Auto Paper Selection is grayed out and cannot be selected The following scr...

Page 63: ...rawer or the paper deck option you have to first designate the drawer or the paper deck as the feeding location for thin paper For more information see Chapter 2 Customizing Settings toYour Needs in t...

Page 64: ...s cut off using the print controller optional it may result in the back of the paper getting dirty You can load the following quantity and types of paper in the stack bypass Copy quantity 1 to approxi...

Page 65: ...loaded in the stack bypass press Paper Select Manual Paper Selection Then proceed to step 4 2 Adjust the slide guides to match the size of the paper Paper sizes with the suf x R such as LTRR indicate...

Page 66: ...ceed the limit mark Load the required number of sheets into the stack bypass making sure that you insert them along the paper guides as far back as they go The Paper Size Selection screen is displayed...

Page 67: ...Card Stock The heaviest type of paper that can be loaded 110 lb index 209 g m2 Transparency Transparencies Special Paper 1 Paper with Special Paper 1 written on its package Special Paper 2 Paper with...

Page 68: ...t of the procedure See p 1 50 2 Press Irregular Size 3 Press X and Y to enter their respective values Enter the value for X and Y after pressing X and Y using the number keys on the touch panel displa...

Page 69: ...he stack bypass Do not make two sided copies on transparencies Special Paper 1 Special Paper 2 or thin paper 17 lb bond 64 g m2 1 Load paper in the stack bypass and select the paper size then press Ne...

Page 70: ...the copy that was output by pressing 1st Side in step 2 in the stack bypass You cannot perform second side copying onto any other output copies Do not reuse paper that has been printed or copied onto...

Page 71: ...ify the type of Automatic Exposure Adjustment through the Image Quality Adjustment setting See Erasing the Background Color in Copies Hide Background on p 3 9 Erasing the Image on the Reverse Side of...

Page 72: ...ginals with background color such as newspapers the background color is automatically erased When originals with shaded backgrounds are copied in the monochrome mode the darkness of the background is...

Page 73: ...Adjusting Exposure Copy Exposure 1 58 2 Press Start Copying starts NOTE To restore the copier s settings to the standard copy settings press Reset Basic Copying 1...

Page 74: ...setting is deleted Text Image For originals that contain both text and printed images Text Photo For originals that contain both text and photo images Text For originals that contain text only Map For...

Page 75: ...inalType 2 Select the original type then press Done The display returns to the Basic Features screen and the selected original type is displayed 3 Press Start Copying starts NOTE To restore the copier...

Page 76: ...ed paper The aspect ratio vertical to horizontal ratio remains the same Slightly Reducing Images to Prevent the Edges of the Original from Being Cut Off Entire Image To prevent the edges of the origin...

Page 77: ...ls onto LTR size paper place LTRR size paper in the drawer or stack bypass NOTE Placing an original horizontally means setting the original with the longer side sideways When using the feeder option S...

Page 78: ...the Size of the Paper Auto Zoom on p 1 65 For information on how to copy the entire original image without the edges being cut off see Slightly Reducing Images to Prevent the Edges of the Original fro...

Page 79: ...tio You can change the entered values with or The display returns to the Basic Features screen and the speci ed copy ratio is displayed If you specify a value that is not within the acceptable range a...

Page 80: ...ognition function is turned off You cannot specify the Auto Zoom function when copying the following types of originals Use the Preset Zoom or Zoom Designation functions Non standard size originals Tr...

Page 81: ...l 2 Select the paper size then press Done If the calculation based on the sizes of the original and the paper results in a copy ratio of more than 400 or less than 25 any enlargement copy of more than...

Page 82: ...s settings to the standard copy settings press Reset Slightly Reducing Images to Prevent the Edges of the Original from Being Cut Off Entire Image When copying an original that covers the entire surf...

Page 83: ...py ratios change as follows 11 x 17 96 8 LGL 96 2 LTR 93 7 If you are placing the original on the platen glass make sure to align it with the arrow mark 1 Place the originals then press Copy Ratio 2 P...

Page 84: ...desired size of the copy The automatically generated copy ratio lies between 25 and 400 NOTE The specified sizes are converted into a copy ratio by using the following formula All decimal numbers are...

Page 85: ...ios XY Zoom Specify different copy ratios for the vertical and horizontal directions Making Copies with the Same XY Copy Ratio Zoom 1 Place the originals then press Copy Ratio 2 Press Other Zoom X 4 1...

Page 86: ...rated copy ratio is displayed If the copy ratio is less than 25 a message appears telling you that the ratio will be adjusted to 25 If the copy ratio is more than 400 a message appears telling you tha...

Page 87: ...Other Zoom Zoom Program Refer to steps 1 through 3 of Making Copies with the Same XY Copy Ratio Zoom for details on this part of the procedure See p 1 70 2 Press XY Zoom 3 Press X horizontal direction...

Page 88: ...xes press Zoom To enter values in mm press mm 4 Press Start Copying starts NOTE To restore the copy ratio to 100 press Direct To cancel the setting press Copy Ratio Other Zoom Zoom Program Cancel To r...

Page 89: ...copy ratio manually Non standard size originals Transparencies or other highly transparent originals Originals with an extremely dark background Originals smaller than STMT in size Originals that are...

Page 90: ...Auto XY Zoom copy ratio and the actual copy size you can perform an adjustment with the Zoom Fine Adjustment function See Chapter 2 Customizing Settings toYour Needs in the Reference Guide 1 Place the...

Page 91: ...ing X and Y using the number keys on the touch panel display You can change the entered values with or If you make a mistake when entering values press C then enter the correct value The display retur...

Page 92: ...election for selecting a paper size If no specific paper size is selected the copy ratio is automatically specified based on the size of the paper in the top drawer NOTE When you select Auto X Auto an...

Page 93: ...one time using the Multi page Enlargement Zoom function Multi page Enlargement cannot make copies on transparencies The Relationship Between the Copy Ratio and the Paper Size and Number of Sheets Whe...

Page 94: ...are not listed in the table However the size of the original must not be greater than 11 x 17 and the copy ratio cannot exceed 400 The vertical and horizontal placements of the original refer to the f...

Page 95: ...o 1 80 2 Press Other Zoom 3 Press Multi P Enlar NOTE If the drawer designated as the feeding location for transparencies is selected the Multi P Enlar key is grayed out and cannot be selected 4 Press...

Page 96: ...tarts NOTE If you press Stop while copying is in progress to cancel the Copy job pressing Start after that will resume copying from the first sheet of the divided image To restore the copy ratio to 10...

Page 97: ...he speci ed copy ratios are displayed If you specify a value that is not within the acceptable range a message telling you to enter a value within the appropriate range is displayed NOTE If you make a...

Page 98: ...mber of Output Pages The copy ratio is automatically generated from the specification of the number of pages over which the original should be copied 1 Place the original then press Copy Ratio Other Z...

Page 99: ...ages then press OK Refer to The Relationship Between the Copy Ratio and the Paper Size and Number of Sheets as a guideline for specifying the number of output pages See p 1 78 The display returns to t...

Page 100: ...the copy ratio to 100 press Direct To cancel the setting press Copy Ratio Other Zoom Multi P Enlar Cancel To restore the copier s settings to the standard copy settings press Reset Pasting the Sheets...

Page 101: ...en pasting the sheets together trim off the overlapping portions leaving an adequate amount of overlap for applying the glue 1 2 3 4 The image of the original is automatically divided into 12 sections...

Page 102: ...Changing the Copy Ratio Copy Ratio 1 87 The width of the overlap will differ according to the specified copy ratio and paper size Overlap Overlap Overlap Overlap Overlap Basic Copying 1...

Page 103: ...ling Options in the Reference Guide for more information on the stapler sorter option When Sort Is Speci ed Copies are automatically sorted into sets arranged in page order and output into the bins as...

Page 104: ...157 to 209 g m2 For LTR and LTRR originals the maximum number of sets that can be specified is 30 If you enter a number greater than 30 the number is automatically changed to 30 when you press Start F...

Page 105: ...104 7 g m2 20 sheets 60 lb cover or 90 lb index to 110 lb index 157 to 209 g m2 If the number of output sheets exceeds the stapling capacity the copies will be sorted but not stapled When this happens...

Page 106: ...r sorter s option power plug is inserted into the power outlet Copying without turning the power of the stapler sorter on may damage the copier When using the platen glass Make sure that the side that...

Page 107: ...s set to On the Sort mode is automatically specified when you place the originals in the feeder option See Chapter 2 Customizing Settings to Your Needs in the Reference Guide 2 Press Sorter IMPORTANT...

Page 108: ...screen IMPORTANT The paper sizes that can be stapled vary depending on the specified stapling position Corner 11 x 17 LGL LTR LTRR Double 11 x 17 LGL LTR Single LTRR If the selected paper cannot be st...

Page 109: ...is complete to staple the output copies together IMPORTANT Stapling is not possible if Stapling Start Stop is not lit If the Load staples indicator is lit the stapler sorter option is out of staples...

Page 110: ...en copying in the Two sided mode 28 lb bond 105 g m2 recommended To copy onto paper that weigh between 28 lb bond and 110 lb index 106 to 209 g m2 use the stack bypass Two sided copying cannot be made...

Page 111: ...mode is specified the maximum number of copies that can be specified changes to 20 Try to copy originals with high densities onto the second side of two sided copies When using the two sided copying...

Page 112: ...ecessary NOTE After you press Start the Auto Counting function counts the number of originals that are placed in the feeder option before starting the copy job to ensure that the pages are copied in t...

Page 113: ...returns to the Basic Features screen and 1 2 sided appears above Two sided Mode To cancel Auto Counting Press Off for Auto Counting Select whether there are an odd or even number of originals then pr...

Page 114: ...ettings press Reset Making Two sided Copies from Two sided Originals 2 2 Sided This function enables you use the feeder option to automatically turn over and copy a two sided original onto both sides...

Page 115: ...the originals in the feeder option See Chapter 2 Customizing Settings to Your Needs in the Reference Guide 2 Press 2 2 Sided OK The display returns to the Basic Features screen and 2 2 sided appears...

Page 116: ...e originals in the feeder then press Two sided Mode IMPORTANT Always place originals with a horizontal orientation such as LTRR horizontally in the feeder option Placing horizontal originals verticall...

Page 117: ...etting press Two sided Mode Cancel for the CLC 1180 or press Two sided Mode for the CLC 1140 To restore the copier s settings to the standard copy settings press Reset Making Two sided Copies from Fac...

Page 118: ...See Specifying Automatic Recognition of the Size of the Original Original Recognition on p 1 115 NOTE The maximum number of copies that can be specified is 50 1 Place the original on the platen glass...

Page 119: ...o sided Copies Two sided Mode 1 104 3 Press Start Copying starts NOTE To cancel the setting press Two sided Mode Cancel To restore the copiers settings to the standard copy settings press Reset Basic...

Page 120: ...cked it for jammed paper While you are waiting for the copier to warm up after you have opened and closed the doors of the copier or the cover of the stapler sorter option While you are waiting for th...

Page 121: ...job In the middle of another Interrupt job In the middle of a recovery When Auto Start is specified When in the Interrupt mode you cannot specify to copy using the Sort Staple sort or Group function...

Page 122: ...Password with the Number keys is displayed enter your department ID and password See Chapter 1 Before You Start Using This Copier in the Reference Guide Interrupt ashes until the current Copy job stop...

Page 123: ...Start Once you start copying in the Interrupt mode the message Performing interrupt job is displayed 5 When you are nished copying in the Interrupt mode press No You can also cancel the Interrupt mode...

Page 124: ...iginals in the feeder s option single sheet document feeder to make priority copies in the Interrupt mode IMPORTANT This applies only if the feeder option is attached 1 Press Interrupt then temporaril...

Page 125: ...appears on the touch panel display IMPORTANT Insert originals one sheet at a time into the single sheet document feeder If the original is curled uncurl it before loading it into the single sheet docu...

Page 126: ...the Interrupt mode is canceled The touch panel display returns to the screen that was displayed before entering the Interrupt mode IMPORTANT Be sure to exit the Interrupt mode after you finish making...

Page 127: ...utomatic Color Selection function is specified Color originals are copied in full color while black and white originals are copied in black only IMPORTANT When the ACS function is specified originals...

Page 128: ...nals with light color densities and colors close to black may be copied in black only To prevent this from happening switch to the Full Color mode NOTE The ACS function is turned on by default Even if...

Page 129: ...mode on NOTE The ACS function is turned on by default The ACS function is automatically turned off when you turn the Black Monochrome mode on 1 Press lights indicating that the Black Monochrome mode...

Page 130: ...ginals Originals with extremely dark backgrounds Originals smaller than STMT in size Originals that are extraordinarily thin Black 3 dimensional objects Glossy originals When copying an original that...

Page 131: ...ecognition function is turned on NOTE To turn the Original Recognition function off press once more The Original Recognition function is also turned off when you select a paper size using the Manual P...

Page 132: ...ft can also be specified through the Shift function See Shifting the Original Image Shift on p 2 17 No shifting is carried out if the original and the paper are of the same size and the copy ratio is...

Page 133: ...ou need to verify the settings 1 Press Setting Con rmation in the Basic Features screen The display shows the selected copy settings 2 Check the settings then press Done When ten or more copy settings...

Page 134: ...1 Press Setting Con rmation in the Basic Features screen The Setting Con rmation screen is displayed showing the speci ed copy settings 2 Press the key of the copy setting to be changed or canceled W...

Page 135: ...key and either change or cancel the setting in the screen that appears Change the setting using the same procedure that you used to specify the setting then press OK To cancel the setting press Cancel...

Page 136: ...Panel Display 2 19 Shifting the Original Image Using the Edit Pen 2 21 Shifting a Designated Area of the Original Image Using the Edit Pen Area Shift 2 24 Making Copies with Margins Margin 2 29 Erasi...

Page 137: ...Original Original Recognition on p 1 115 To make two sided copies from facing pages in a bound original specify to copy using the Book 2 sided function See Making Two sided Copies from Facing Pages of...

Page 138: ...ess Done Two page Separation is speci ed and the display returns to the Basic Features screen 3 Press Start Copying starts NOTE To cancel the setting press Sp Feature Two Page Separation Done To resto...

Page 139: ...Coloring Two page Separation Image Combination Composition or Transparency Interleaving function The following paper can be used as cover sheets When feeding paper from the drawer or the paper deck o...

Page 140: ...tically specified when you place the originals in the feeder option See Chapter 2 Customizing Settings to Your Needs in the Reference Guide 2 Select the Cover feature you want to use then press Next I...

Page 141: ...nto the front cover sheet as well then press Next If Front Back Covers is selected in step 2 Specify whether to copy onto the front and back cover sheets as well then press Next 4 Select the feeding l...

Page 142: ...aper feeding location setting is speci ed and the display returns to the Basic Features screen IMPORTANT If none of the paper feeding location is loaded with paper of the same size as the cover sheets...

Page 143: ...ams Only use transparencies that are specifically recommended for use with this copier Other transparencies may damage the copier To prevent paper jams or the folding of transparencies it is recommend...

Page 144: ...place transparencies in the correct up down orientation To feed transparencies from a drawer you will first have to designate the drawer as the feeding location for transparencies See Chapter 2 Custom...

Page 145: ...transparencies copied using the Transparent Type setting looks dark try copying by selecting Reflective Type instead When Reflective Type is selected Transp Type is highlighted 5 Press Start Copying...

Page 146: ...with the white triangle at the front left corner of the stack bypass IMPORTANT Transparencies have an optimal copying side In order to obtain high quality images place transparencies in the correct u...

Page 147: ...sparencies is correct then press OK 5 Press Paper Select 6 After selecting the type of transparencies go back to the Basic Features screen to start copying Refer to steps 3 through 5 of FeedingTranspa...

Page 148: ...tent on the transparencies copied onto their interleaving sheets IMPORTANT You cannot make more than one set of copies at a time in theTransparency Interleaving mode Even if the stapler sorter option...

Page 149: ...ncies is displayed while the other drawer is grayed out If you select the stack bypass you must also specify the paper size and type See Feeding Transparencies from the Stack Bypass on p 2 11 The sele...

Page 150: ...per Loaded in the Stack Bypass on p 1 49 The selected paper feeding location is highlighted IMPORTANT If no paper of the same size as the transparencies is loaded the Load paper of the same size messa...

Page 151: ...arencies 2 16 5 Press Start Copying starts NOTE To cancel the setting press Sp Feature Transparency Interleaving Cancel To restore the copier s settings to the standard copy settings press Reset Usefu...

Page 152: ...al Image Using the Edit Pen You can make copies with the entire image or a designated area of the image shifted to a specified position using the edit pen Shifting a Designated Area of the Original Im...

Page 153: ...t 2 Specify the shift direction with the arrow key then press OK Done The shift direction does not refer to the direction in which the original is placed on the platen glass or in the feeder option bu...

Page 154: ...h panel display Specify the horizontal and vertical shift by using the center of the paper as the reference point 1 Place the originals then press Sp Feature Shift 2 Press Number Key Entry The screen...

Page 155: ...n and enter the desired value again If you make a mistake when entering values press C then enter the correct value To move the image diagonally specify Shift in both the horizontal and vertical direc...

Page 156: ...he original image or a designated area of the image shifted to a position that you specify by using the edit pen Designate a reference point on the original and then specify the shift destination from...

Page 157: ...rence point of originals with high color densities may shift Turn the Original Recognition function off and make sure to align the original properly with the mark on the top right corner of the editor...

Page 158: ...g the number keys on the touch panel display press Number Key Entry The setting is speci ed and the display returns to the Basic Features screen 5 Remove the original from the editor and place it on t...

Page 159: ...atch the size of the shift destination IMPORTANT This function is available only when the editor option is attached Auto Paper Selection is not available when Area Shift is specified Select the paper...

Page 160: ...Press Area Shift then use the edit pen to designate the rst point of the area to shift 3 Use the edit pen to designate the second point of the area to shift The area that you designated with the edit...

Page 161: ...Shift 2 26 4 Con rm that the area to shift is correct then press Next To redesignate the shift area using the edit pen press Cancel 5 Use the edit pen to designate the rst point of the shift destinat...

Page 162: ...to designate the second point of the shift destination The area that you designated with the edit pen is displayed 7 Con rm that the shift destination is correct then press Auto Zoom 8 Select the typ...

Page 163: ...s is Depending on the size of the shift destination the entire designated image may not be copied The selected setting is speci ed and the display returns to the Basic Features screen 9 Remove the ori...

Page 164: ...al image is shifted to the left right top or bottom by a selected width then copied When copying an original image that extends to the edge of the sheet part of that image will be cut off NOTE As it i...

Page 165: ...settings guidelines shown below when making copies 1 2 sided copying Specify margin settings on both the front and rear sides 2 2 sided copying Specify margin settings on both the front and rear side...

Page 166: ...he Basic Features screen When Top Margin or Bottom Margin is selected Use or to specify the margin width then press OK Done You can use Number keys and Clear when entering the width in mm The selected...

Page 167: ...reated around the edge of the paper erasing dirt marks and frame lines from the copy Original Frame Erase Erases dark borders and frame lines that appear around the copy when the original is smaller t...

Page 168: ...Frame Erase mode that setting is still valid If necessary change the width setting to the desired value NOTE To enter values in mm press mm The default setting is 3 8 10 mm You can specify the width i...

Page 169: ...he width Then press OK Done To return to the screen for specifying the same width for all sides of the frame press Adjust All At Once The setting is speci ed and the display returns to the Basic Featu...

Page 170: ...unction erases dark borders and frame lines that appear around the copy when the original is smaller than the selected paper size 1 Place your originals then press Sp Feature Frame Erase 2 Press Origi...

Page 171: ...select using the A series or B series original size standard press A B Size 4 Specify the desired frame erase width using or If the width of the frame has been set in another Frame Erase mode that set...

Page 172: ...splay returns to the Basic Features screen 5 Press Start Copying starts NOTE To cancel the setting press Sp Feature Frame Erase Cancel To restore the copier s settings to the standard copy settings pr...

Page 173: ...t IMPORTANT If the Original Recognition function is turned on and the detected size is different from the specified size Frame Erase will be executed according to the original s detected size NOTE To...

Page 174: ...ic Features screen When specifying the width of the four sides of the frame independently Press Adjust Each Dim Select the various sides and use or to specify the width Then press OK Done To return to...

Page 175: ...sides of a single sheet of paper of the specified size IMPORTANT The Image Combination function is available only when the feeder option is attached Originals copied in the Image Combination mode must...

Page 176: ...e originals in the feeder then press Sp Feature Image Combination NOTE When Auto Sort is set to On the Sort mode is automatically specified when you place the originals in the feeder option See Chapte...

Page 177: ...know the total number of originals beforehand you can cancel the Auto Counting function to speed up copying and to avoid wearing or tearing the originals from overhandling To use Auto Counting Press O...

Page 178: ...per for originals in the horizontal orientation and horizontally placed paper for originals in the vertical orientation Otherwise the top bottom orientation of the front and rear sides of the paper wi...

Page 179: ...emory are retained even when you turn the power off However texture patterns and Character Composition settings are erased when the power is turned off You will have to specify these settings again if...

Page 180: ...Storing Recalling Frequently Used Copy Settings Mode Memory 2 45 2 Press Mode Memory 3 Press Store Erase 4 Press Register Useful Copy Functions 2...

Page 181: ...xt box using or If you select and store new copy settings into a memory key that already has settings stored in it the old settings will be replaced by the new settings 6 Select Yes to store the speci...

Page 182: ...Store Erase 2 Press Register Name 3 Select the memory key M1 to M9 you want to name then press Next NOTE A memory key that already has copy settings stored in it shows a small black square in its lowe...

Page 183: ...sing This Copier in the Reference Guide If you press OK without entering any characters the name of the memory key returns to its default setting e g M1 or M2 5 Press OK The display returns to the Bas...

Page 184: ...creen IMPORTANT Recalling copy settings from memory cancels the currently specified copy settings NOTE After recalling copy settings from memory you can make changes to the settings before making copi...

Page 185: ...e in its lower right corner If you select a memory key with stored copy settings the settings are displayed If all the stored copy settings are not displayed scroll the text box using or 4 Press Yes I...

Page 186: ...uto Clear function did not activate the settings you specified cannot be recalled by pressing Recall Identical copy settings are counted as one setting Once stored the last three copy settings are hel...

Page 187: ...Recalling a Previous Copy Setting Recall 2 52 3 Press Start Copying starts NOTE You can change the recalled copy settings before making copies Useful Copy Functions 2...

Page 188: ...omplexion Adjustment 3 17 Adjusting the Color of the Image Color Balance 3 19 Adjusting the Color Balance Color Balance 3 19 Adjusting the Saturation 3 20 Adjusting the Hue 3 21 Adjusting the Density...

Page 189: ...on 3 63 Selecting Colors Using the Edit Pen Designated Color Selection 3 68 Selecting Stored Colors Registered Color Selection 3 70 Selecting Colors from the Color Circle Color Circle Selection 3 72 S...

Page 190: ...ge You can make copies by selecting the desired type of look or feel for the copy Select from the following six options see What the CLC 1180 1140 Can Do on p 1 9 Vivid Colors Makes copies with more v...

Page 191: ...ne different effects but the following cannot be selected together Vivid Colors and Tranquil Colors Lighten Image and Darken Image Lighten Image or Darken Image and Highlight Reproduction The color in...

Page 192: ...on p 1 9 Decrease Red or Increase Red Specify the color intensity of red magenta DecreaseYellow or IncreaseYellow Specify the color intensity of yellow Decrease Blue or Increase Blue Specify the colo...

Page 193: ...y One Touch Color 3 6 IMPORTANT You cannot select multiple color intensity settings at the same time 3 Press OK Done The setting is speci ed and the display returns to the Basic Features screen 4 Pres...

Page 194: ...ing can help soften this undesirable effect High This setting enhances the edges of original images so that faint or fine texts are reproduced more sharply This feature is particularly suited to makin...

Page 195: ...Changing the Sharpness in Copies Sharpness 3 8 3 Press Start Copying starts Adjusting Color and Image Quality 3...

Page 196: ...NT If Auto is selected for the copy exposure in the Basic Features screen pressing Image Quality Adjustment and adjusting the image quality will cancel automatic exposure Similarly if you select Auto...

Page 197: ...e Adjusting Yellow will automatically change the values of Red and Green to the same value as Yellow after the adjustment is made Meanwhile adjusting Red or Green will initialize the value of Yellow t...

Page 198: ...If Auto is selected for the copy exposure in the Basic Features screen pressing Image Quality Adjustment and adjusting the image quality will cancel automatic exposure Similarly if you select Auto fo...

Page 199: ...K OK Done Light You can hide dark areas on the reverse side of the original but light areas on the front side may also get hidden Dark Light areas on the front side of the original will not get hidden...

Page 200: ...What the CLC 1180 1140 Can Do on p 1 13 IMPORTANT If Auto is selected for the copy exposure in the Basic Features screen pressing Image Quality Adjustment and adjusting the image quality will cancel A...

Page 201: ...n changes in high saturation areas can be reproduced Similarly if the adjustment level compression rate is decreased subtle gradation changes in low saturation areas can be reproduced If the adjustmen...

Page 202: ...ack or to prevent an original with many black characters from being copied too lightly See What the CLC 1180 1140 Can Do on p 1 13 IMPORTANT If Auto is selected for the copy exposure in the Basic Feat...

Page 203: ...fewer gray scale steps This is useful for enhancing the outlines of text and images of faint originals Weaken Black Makes copies with increased gray scale steps This is useful for adding gradation to...

Page 204: ...n the Basic Features screen pressing Image Quality Adjustment and adjusting the image quality will cancel automatic exposure Similarly if you select Auto for copy exposure when adjusting the image qua...

Page 205: ...Red tones are emphasized in the copy The setting is speci ed and the display returns to the Basic Features screen NOTE The tone of colors outside of the areas that contain complexion color may also be...

Page 206: ...can adjust the hue of any image by adjusting the tones of colors such as red blue yellow and green Adjusting the Density You can adjust the density or exposure for areas of high density medium densit...

Page 207: ...screen 3 Press Start Copying starts Adjusting the Saturation Saturation refers to the vividness of colors You can emphasize the vividness of colors by increasing the saturation more vivid or deemphas...

Page 208: ...5 Press Start Copying starts Adjusting the Hue Hue refers to the tones of colors such as red blue yellow and green You can adjust the hue by changing the tones of these colors For example increasing...

Page 209: ...alance 2 Press Hue Adjustment 3 Press All 4 Use and to adjust the hue then press OK OK Done For example pressing will bring yellow closer to red or blue closer to cyan while pressing will bring yellow...

Page 210: ...ogether as a Whole for details on this part of the procedure See p 3 22 2 Press Color By Color 3 Select the color to adjust then press or to adjust the hue Then press OK OK Done The setting is speci e...

Page 211: ...igh density medium density and low density independently See What the CLC 1180 1140 Can Do on p 1 18 1 Place the originals then press Sp Feature Color Balance 2 Press Density Fine Adjust Blue Closer t...

Page 212: ...d and the display returns to the Basic Features screen 4 Press Start Copying starts Storing Erasing Color Balance Settings If you store Color Balance settings into memory you can recall them for use w...

Page 213: ...Specify the color balance that you want to store then press Recall Register For details on how to adjust the color balance see Adjusting the Color Balance Color Balance on p 3 19 3 Press Store Erase...

Page 214: ...store new color balance settings into a key that already has settings stored in it the old settings will be replaced by the new settings 6 Press Yes if you want to store the settings Press No if you d...

Page 215: ...s for details on this part of the procedure See p 3 25 2 Press Register Name 3 Select the memory key to which you want to assign a name then press Next NOTE Actual color balance settings are displayed...

Page 216: ...touch panel display see Chapter 1 BeforeYou Start Using This Copier in the Reference Guide If you press OK without entering any characters the name of the memory key returns to its default setting e...

Page 217: ...he display returns to the Basic Features screen NOTE You can make changes to the recalled color balance settings Erasing Stored Color Balance Settings 1 Press Sp Feature Color Balance Recall Register...

Page 218: ...e displayed on keys that already contain stored settings while Unregistered is displayed on keys without any stored settings 4 Press Yes Press No if you do not want to erase the settings The message E...

Page 219: ...Adjusting the Color of the Image Color Balance 3 32 5 Press Cancel OK Done The display returns to the Basic Features screen Adjusting Color and Image Quality 3...

Page 220: ...produced by color filters on a camera Adding Colors to Designated Areas Coloring This function enables you to add colors to areas bounded by lines within the image Changing a Coloring Setting that Was...

Page 221: ...olor 3 Select the desired color There are four ways to select color Color Palette Selection see p 3 63 Designated Color Selection see p 3 68 Registered Color Selection see p 3 70 Color Circle Selectio...

Page 222: ...apply gradations to borders to use them as frames or make other adjustments to the gradation See What the CLC 1180 1140 Can Do on p 1 19 Applying a Gradation 1 Place the originals then press Sp Featu...

Page 223: ...dation Adjust Enables you to make ne adjustments to the smoothness of gradations See Making Fine Adjustments to the Smoothness of Gradations on p 3 41 4 Press Beginning Color then select the color the...

Page 224: ...stered Color Selection see p 3 70 Color Circle Selection see p 3 72 Original Color Selection see p 3 74 IMPORTANT Color Palette Selection and Designated Color Selection are available only if the edito...

Page 225: ...ons if Image is selected as the area on which to apply gradations or if Repeat is specified 1 Select the gradation pattern then press Frame Only the three gradation patterns marked in the screenshot a...

Page 226: ...f gradation pattern selected 3 Press OK The display returns to the Color Gradation screen Specifying the Pitch at Which Gradations Repeat The pitch of a gradation refers to the distance between the st...

Page 227: ...iginal Color Creation 3 40 1 Select the gradation pattern then press Repeat 2 Select the pitch at which the gradation repeats Pitch in the vertical direction Pitch in the horizontal direction Adjustin...

Page 228: ...ns to the Color Gradation screen IMPORTANT Repeat cannot be specified if you are using the gradation to create a frame Making Fine Adjustments to the Smoothness of Gradations You can make fine adjustm...

Page 229: ...the Color Gradation screen Adding Color Filter Effects Color Filter This function enables you to add effects similar to those produced by attaching color filters to a camera You can adjust the streng...

Page 230: ...PORTANT Color Palette Selection and Designated Color Selection are available only if the editor option is attached 5 Press OK Done Done The setting is speci ed and the display returns to the Basic Fea...

Page 231: ...ep 4 3 Designate the area that you want to color with the edit pen then press OK Make sure you designate an area that is totally enclosed Designating a point on the boundary or border of an enclosed a...

Page 232: ...ar All Points If you press Back after designating the area to be colored a message asking for your confirmation to clear the area is displayed 4 Select the type of Coloring Types of Coloring Backgroun...

Page 233: ...Color Palette Selection see p 3 63 Designated Color Selection see p 3 68 Registered Color Selection see p 3 70 Color Circle Selection see p 3 72 The coloring effect is speci ed To continue specifying...

Page 234: ...T The Coloring function is available only when the editor option and the IP ED board option are attached Adding a New Coloring Setting Apart from previously specified Coloring settings you can add a c...

Page 235: ...n the platen glass to make the copy Refer to steps 3 through 8 of Adding Colors to Designated Areas Coloring for details on this part of the procedure See p 3 43 Changing a Coloring Setting You can ch...

Page 236: ...ea is not acceptable If there are multiple areas that you want to apply the same coloring effect to designate all of them with the edit pen and press OK A maximum of 15 areas can be designated IMPORTA...

Page 237: ...be preceded by a sign while movements to the top will be preceded by a sign You can move an area in 1 mm increments 4 Change the Coloring type and the color to apply if necessary Press OK Done Done th...

Page 238: ...8 of Adding Colors to Designated Areas Coloring for details on this part of the procedure See p 3 43 The display returns to the Basic Features screen Erasing the Color of the Image Blue Background Th...

Page 239: ...age or Background Color Gradation on p 3 35 4 Press Beginning Color and select the color the gradation should begin with then press Ending Color and select the color the gradation should end with Ther...

Page 240: ...s Adding Background Color Base Color This function enables you to add a background of a specific color to black and white originals See What the CLC 1180 1140 Can Do on p 1 21 1 Place the originals th...

Page 241: ...play returns to the Basic Features screen 5 Press Start Copying starts Converting Designated Colors into Different Colors Color Conversion This function enables you to change a specific color in an or...

Page 242: ...or is to be changed using the edit pen then press Next 4 Select whether or not the color after conversion will have gradations Gradation Adds gradations to the color after conversion No Gradation Does...

Page 243: ...converted If the original has many colors with different color tones widen the color recognition range to convert colors with similar tones Filter Effect When performing color conversion on an origin...

Page 244: ...egistration This function enables you to store up to eight different colors of your choice into the copier s memory for easy retrieval Colors that are registered and stored can be recalled by pressing...

Page 245: ...lor output for con rmation NOTE A memory key that already has a color stored in it shows a small black square in its lower right corner If you press a key that already has a color stored in it informa...

Page 246: ...f the editor option is attached 6 Press Yes if you want to store the color Press No if you do not want to store the color The screen for registering erasing colors is displayed To continue registering...

Page 247: ...ant to assign a name then press Next NOTE A memory key that already has a color stored in it shows a small black square in its lower right corner 4 Enter the new name then press OK The maximum number...

Page 248: ...ns to its default setting e g No 1 or No 2 5 Press Done Done The display returns to the Basic Features screen Erasing Stored Colors 1 Press Sp Feature Color Creation Register Erase Color Refer to step...

Page 249: ...all black square in its lower right corner 4 Press Yes Press No if you do not want to erase the color The stored color is erased NOTE The name assigned to the key is not erased For instructions on cha...

Page 250: ...Color Circle Selection Select colors from the color circle displayed on the screen Selecting the Color of the Original Original Color Selection Select the color of the original as it is Selecting Col...

Page 251: ...ction the original color in the color palette sheet is selected The fine adjustments of a color are effective until one of the following operations is carried out The color is changed another fine adj...

Page 252: ...rent color palette sheet you can temporarily change the color palette sheet For instructions see Changing the Color Palette Sheet Temporarily on p 3 67 4 If necessary press or to make ne adjustments t...

Page 253: ...Press Number Key Entry 3 Enter the number of the desired color on the color palette then press Done Enter the number of the desired color using the number keys on the touch panel display For informat...

Page 254: ...Exiting from Color Selection will display the original color palette as the selected color palette sheet To retain the color palette change perform the change using the Change Color Sheet function un...

Page 255: ...ignated Color Selection You can select colors from the original or a color designation sheet using the edit pen IMPORTANT This function is available only if the editor option is attached NOTE This sel...

Page 256: ...editor If you are using a color designation sheet place the sheet to the left of the original 4 Using the edit pen select the desired color either from the original or the color designation sheet 5 Pr...

Page 257: ...Registered Color Selection method you must store colors beforehand Storing Colors ofYour Choice into Memory Color Registration on p 3 57 NOTE Stored colors are accessible at any time from within vario...

Page 258: ...on for details on this part of the procedure See p 3 64 2 Press Registered Color 3 Select the key that corresponds to the color you want to select IMPORTANT Keys that have colors stored in them show a...

Page 259: ...as an example This procedure is the same for other functions If you make any fine adjustments to a color from within a function those changes are reflected only for that function If you select the sam...

Page 260: ...ghted and the selected color s Yellow Magenta Cyan and Black values are displayed on the right side of the screen 4 If necessary press or to make ne adjustments to the color then press OK If you do no...

Page 261: ...E The procedure below shows how to select the original color as the Ending Color in gradations as an example The color selection procedure is the same for other functions 1 Press Sp Feature Color Crea...

Page 262: ...lor OK The screen for selecting the gradation s Beginning Color and Ending Color is displayed The value for Ending Color is shown as Original Color 6 Press OK Done Done The setting is speci ed and the...

Page 263: ...Selecting Colors with Each Function 3 76 Adjusting Color and Image Quality 3...

Page 264: ...Contour 4 17 Adding Shadows to the Image Shadow 4 19 Adding Patterns Texture 4 23 Adding Special Effects Reduced Gradation and Solarization 4 26 Reduced Gradation 4 26 Solarization 4 27 Designating A...

Page 265: ...LC 1180 1140 Can Do on p 1 22 NOTE The Nega Posi function is canceled if Text Editing s Color for Text 3 D Shadow Only or Flat Shadow Only is specified 1 Place the originals then press Sp Feature Imag...

Page 266: ...esignating an area as long as the original is smaller in size than the copy paper e g movie tickets In this case the image is recognized as a rectangle If Image Repeat is executed for the original as...

Page 267: ...e Repeat 4 4 1 Place the original then press Sp Feature Image Creation Place the original according to the desired orientation of the repeats See the illustration below 2 Press Image Repeat Making Cop...

Page 268: ...lect the paper size The original image is copied such that the maximum possible number of repeats t in the selected paper size Manual setting Press or to specify the number of repeats The number of ti...

Page 269: ...may not appear to have been repeated If necessary designate the specific area that should be repeated To use the editor option for area designation the editor must be attached NOTE You can also speci...

Page 270: ...ion then use the edit pen to designate two points to specify the area Then press OK NOTE To clear a point that you have just designated press Clear Point To clear the designated area press Clear Area...

Page 271: ...rection and enter the desired value again If you make a mistake when entering values press C then enter the correct value 5 Press OK Done Done The setting is speci ed and the display returns to the Ba...

Page 272: ...hen Top Symmetry or Bottom Symmetry is specified Mirror Symmetry The original is copied as an image flipped upside down Top Symmetry The true image and the mirror image are both copied onto a single s...

Page 273: ...ignate an area larger than half the vertical size of the paper Top Symmetry or Bottom Symmetry will produce copies with part of the original image cut off The top half of the original image is flipped...

Page 274: ...nted See What the CLC 1180 1140 Can Do on p 1 23 IMPORTANT If the Slanted Image setting causes a part of the copied image to fall outside of the paper only the part that lies within the boundaries of...

Page 275: ...5 to 45 in 1 increments To designate the area for Slanted Image copying press Framing and then use the edit pen or the number keys on the touch panel display to designate the area Refer to step 4 of R...

Page 276: ...relationship between the placement of the original and the direction of the slant is as follows 5 Press OK Done Done The setting is speci ed and the display returns to the Basic Features screen 6 Pres...

Page 277: ...able only when the IP ED board option is attached Specifying Colors ForText Color forText This function enables you to apply colors to text Specifying Contours Contour This function enables you to mak...

Page 278: ...f faint originals and originals with inconsistent density consisting of gradations may not be reproduced clearly on the copy 1 Place the originals then press Sp Feature Image Creation No Settings Colo...

Page 279: ...see p 3 74 5 Press Done Done Done The setting is speci ed and the display returns to the Basic Features screen IMPORTANT Before pressing OK on theText Editing type selection screen you can continue t...

Page 280: ...an Do on p 1 24 1 Place the originals then press Sp Feature Image Creation Text Editing Refer to steps 1 and 2 of Specifying Colors ForText Color forText for details on this part of the procedure See...

Page 281: ...e ways to select color Color Palette Selection see p 3 63 Designated Color Selection see p 3 68 Registered Color Selection see p 3 70 Color Circle Selection see p 3 72 Original Color Selection see p 3...

Page 282: ...Color for Text or Shadow However if you specify 3 D Shadow Only or Flat Shadow Only for Shadow settings the contour settings may be deleted 6 Press Start Copying starts Adding Shadows to the Image Sha...

Page 283: ...ly Deletes the image and creates a at shadow in its place 4 If necessary specify the shadow color and shadow length To specify the color of the shadow Press Shadow Color to select the color of the sha...

Page 284: ...th then press or to specify the length of the shadow Then press Done Specify the length of the shadow within the range from 0 25 to 1 5 mm in 0 25 mm increments NOTE If Flat Shadow or Flat Shadow Only...

Page 285: ...E If 3 D Shadow or Flat Shadow is specified you can continue to specify settings such as Color for Text or Contour before pressing Done on the Text Editing type selection screen 7 Press Start Copying...

Page 286: ...he area to be scanned See What the CLC 1180 1140 Can Do on p 1 26 IMPORTANT This function is available only if the IP ED board option is attached 1 Press Sp Feature Image Creation 2 Press Texture 3 If...

Page 287: ...scanned IMPORTANT Scan Area Designation is available only if the editor option and the IP ED board option are attached When you are not designating a speci c area to be scanned Proceed to the next st...

Page 288: ...s to the Image Creation screen 6 Press Done Done The setting is speci ed and the display returns to the Basic Features screen 7 Place the original to be copied on the platen glass 8 Press Start Copyin...

Page 289: ...hed Reduced Gradation This function reduces the number of gradations in the original when making a copy Solarization This function reverses the colors of gradations when making a copy Reduced Gradatio...

Page 290: ...splay returns to the Basic Features screen 6 Press Start Copying starts Solarization This function reverses the colors of gradations when making a copy See What the CLC 1180 1140 Can Do on p 1 26 1 Pl...

Page 291: ...el then press OK Select the intensity of the gradation reversal from among the three available levels with 1 being the weakest and 3 the strongest 4 Press Done Done The setting is speci ed and the dis...

Page 292: ...gnating Areas This section describes the procedure for designating areas on an original with the edit pen and to specify them for use with different functions IMPORTANT This function is available only...

Page 293: ...on 2 Press Desig Methods 3 Select the type of area that you are going to designate then press Done For information on the types of areas see Area Types and Area Designation Methods on p 4 34 IMPORTANT...

Page 294: ...This completes the designation of one area group To continue designating areas of other shapes for the same image editing function press Add Modify Area and repeat steps 2 through 5 6 Select the desir...

Page 295: ...ea of a cloth or paper original and adding that texture to copies made with another original See Adding Patterns Texture on p 4 23 Nega Posi Copies by reversing the hues and gradations of the entire o...

Page 296: ...area designation separately for each side and use the stack bypass for feeding the paper See Making Two sided Copies with the Stack Bypass on p 1 54 If areas meant for the same image editing overlap t...

Page 297: ...nlargements of the image are made Enclosed areas with broken borders may not be properly processed NOTE You can designate up to a maximum of 200 rectangular areas on one original The maximum number of...

Page 298: ...gnate a circle Use the edit pen to designate the center of the circle then enter one point on the circumference of the circle To designate an ellipse To specify an ellipse use the edit pen to designat...

Page 299: ...ing designated Finally press Set to connect the first and last corners You must specify at least three points when designating a polygon If you specify less than three points Set will not be displayed...

Page 300: ...n 4 37 To designate an area by tracing Trace the area using the edit pen then press Tracing Width Select the tracing width then press Done The line or shape that is traced will be recognized as the de...

Page 301: ...hin the enclosed area where the point is entered NOTE An enclosed area refers to an area that is completely bound by borders Only designate points that lie within the enclosed area Designating a point...

Page 302: ...rea Designation 2 Press the Area Group that you want to change If the Area Group that you want is not displayed press or to display it 3 Press Add Modify Area 4 Select the number for the area that you...

Page 303: ...ements to the left will be preceded by a sign while movements to the right will be preceded by a sign Distances for movements to the bottom will be preceded by a sign while movements to the top will b...

Page 304: ...he touch panel display IMPORTANT You cannot designate areas using both the edit pen and the number keys on the touch panel display at the same time Framing Blanking is not displayed if the IP ED board...

Page 305: ...s You can however choose to cancel area designation on the second side To make two sided copies with different area designations on both sides specify the area designation separately for each side and...

Page 306: ...up to a maximum of 4 areas on one original NOTE To enter values in mm press mm To change an entered value select the direction and enter the desired value again If you make a mistake when entering va...

Page 307: ...n of the area press the key for the area you want to change then press Re enter Clear Area Reenter all respective values then press OK NOTE To clear a designated area press the key for the area to cle...

Page 308: ...s speci ed and the display returns to the Basic Features screen 7 Press Start Copying starts Designating an Area with the Editor You can designate a rectangle using two points or designate a polygon u...

Page 309: ...t To clear the designated area press Clear Area To designate rectangular areas using two points To designate a rectangular area select either pair of the diagonally opposing corners of the rectangle w...

Page 310: ...r a designated area press the key for the area to clear then press Re enter Clear Area Clear Area OK Points that are designated using the edit pen cannot be reentered by pressing Re enter Clear Area Y...

Page 311: ...same they are counted as two separate settings Saturation Adjustment Saturation adjustments can only be made for all colors as a whole and not independently for each color Color Conversion Up to four...

Page 312: ...nce for each density area Hue Adjustment Saturation Adjustment E d it in g fu n c ti o n th a t w a s s e t la s t F r a m in g B la n k in g N e g a P o s i S h a d o w C o n to u r C o lo r fo r T e...

Page 313: ...blue and green marker pens Marker pens of other colors are not supported If the marking extends to the edge of the original the designated area may not be properly detected Always leave a margin of a...

Page 314: ...of the marking must be from 1 5 mm to 7 mm There are two types of target areas for One point Designation namely Entire Enclosed and Designated Area The default setting is Entire Enclosed IMPORTANT On...

Page 315: ...n encircled area marked by a marker pen is defined as the designated area Any number of encircled areas can be designated on one original The encircled area should have a diameter of at least 5 mm and...

Page 316: ...may sometimes be incorrectly detected as a designated area Making Copies with Basic Settings You can make copies using Marker Editing with basic settings The basic settings are summarized below NOTE B...

Page 317: ...types NOTE For details on the actual colors see Color Samples of the Color Palette Sheets on p 8 3 3 Press OK Done The setting is speci ed and the display returns to the Basic Features screen 4 Press...

Page 318: ...the marking to be changed 4 Press Target Area to select the target area then press Done To change an area designated using One point Designation press the Target Area key to the right of 1 Point Desi...

Page 319: ...gnated using Encircled Designation press the Color After Copying key to the right of Encircle There are four ways to select color Color Palette Selection see p 3 63 Designated Color Selection see p 3...

Page 320: ...p 4 14 Nega Posi see p 4 2 and Original Type Selection see p 1 59 The keys for image editing functions that are speci ed appear highlighted NOTE The Paint function fills the designated area with a col...

Page 321: ...aming Blanking Nega Posi Shadow Contour Color for Text Single Color Base Color Color Filter Paint Original Type Selection E d i t i n g f u n c t i o n t h a t w a s s e t l a s t F r a m i n g B l a...

Page 322: ...original Inserting a Color Image into a Designated Area Image Composition 5 2 Inserting Characters from a Black and white Text Original into a Color Original Character Composition 5 8 Character Compos...

Page 323: ...black and white original that is used as the background original See What the CLC 1180 1140 Can Do on p 1 27 IMPORTANT This function is available only if the editor option and the IP ED board option...

Page 324: ...e extracted For information on how to designate rectangular areas see Area Types and Area Designation Methods on p 4 34 However Enclosed Area is not available as a designation method for use with Imag...

Page 325: ...rea by pressing Adjust Area For instructions see Modifying a Designated Area on p 4 38 NOTE To clear a point that you have just designated press Clear Point To clear the designated area press Clear Ar...

Page 326: ...number keys on the touch panel display You can change the entered value with or IMPORTANT The copy ratio must range between 25 and 400 Specifying the copy ratio automatically based on the size of the...

Page 327: ...the image Specifying Area Priority will result in the image s bottom or left side being cut off when it is inserted into the designated area Specifying different vertical horizontal copy ratios Press...

Page 328: ...rns to the Basic Features screen 8 Place the two originals on the platen glass Place the background original by aligning it with the top left corner of the platen glass Place the original with the ima...

Page 329: ...into a color original There are two types of Character Composition Shift settings namely Superimpose and Window Multiple Editing Multiple Editing enables you to specify both Superimpose and Window set...

Page 330: ...riginal into a Color Original Character Composition 5 9 1 Press Sp Feature Composition 2 Press Character Composition Next 3 Press Superimpose Next 4 Specify the settings for the desiredText Editing fu...

Page 331: ...background mixing ratio To designate the area of the text to be extracted Press Scan Area Designation specify the area of the text to be extracted and select the scanning method Then press OK When spe...

Page 332: ...rpness of scanned characters using Low and High Then press OK Pressing High will increase the scan density Pressing Low will decrease the scan density 6 Place the black and white text original on the...

Page 333: ...If necessary scan the text original again after turning the power on again Character Composition with Window Settings You can extract a designated area in a black and white text original and insert th...

Page 334: ...nt Allows the background of the color original to show through the text 3 Place the black and white text original face up on the top right corner of the editor 4 Designate the area to be extracted the...

Page 335: ...cted Solid in step 2 specify the settings for the desiredText Editing function if necessary then press OK Text Editing functions Color for Text Makes copies by adding color to text See Specifying Colo...

Page 336: ...to be extracted and select the scanning method Then press OK When specifying Character Composition settings you can only designate one rectangular area with the Framing or Blanking scanning method Sel...

Page 337: ...ess Scan Image Adjustment and adjust the sharpness of scanned characters using Low and High Then press OK 8 Place the black and white text original on the platen glass IMPORTANT Do not change the top...

Page 338: ...is turned off If necessary scan the text original again after turning the power on again Character Composition Shift This function enables you to shift the position of text when it is inserted into a...

Page 339: ...hite Text Original into a Color Original Character Composition 5 18 2 Press Char Compos Shift Next 3 Press Superimpose Next 4 Place the black and white text original face up on the top right corner of...

Page 340: ...ed Area on p 4 38 NOTE To clear a point that you have just designated press Clear Point To clear the designated area press Clear Area 6 Press Post Shift Area and designate the area you want the text s...

Page 341: ...Character Composition Shift with Window Settings You can shift the position of a designated area that you extract from on a black and white text original for insertion into a color original 1 Press Sp...

Page 342: ...e area to be extracted You can only designate one rectangular area Select either pair of the diagonally opposing corners of the rectangle with the edit pen You can change the size or position of the a...

Page 343: ...specify the mixing ratio area designation and scan density settings Scan the black and white text original then place the color original and start copying Refer to steps 5 through 11 of Character Comp...

Page 344: ...hite Text Original into a Color Original Character Composition 5 23 2 Press Multiple Editing Next 3 Press Superimpose Next 4 Place the black and white text original face up on the top right corner of...

Page 345: ...ctions see Modifying a Designated Area on p 4 38 NOTE To clear a point that you have just designated press Clear Point To clear the designated area press Clear Area after selecting the number for the...

Page 346: ...ngs Window enables you to extract a designated area in a black and white text original and insert the whole area into a color original Other Text Editing functions such as making the background of the...

Page 347: ...Image Composition You can only specify up to a maximum of 15 areas for each group Make sure the designated area does not extend beyond the borders of the black and white text original After selecting...

Page 348: ...ding Shadows to the Image Shadow on p 4 19 This procedure is unnecessary if you selected Transparent in step 2 or if you do not need to specify any Text Editing function 6 Select a color for the desig...

Page 349: ...sary specify the mixing ratio area designation and scan density settings Scan the black and white text original then place the color original and start copying Refer to steps 5 through 9 of Character...

Page 350: ...f paper All four separations consisting of yellow magenta cyan and black are copied in black only See What the CLC 1180 1140 Can Do on p 1 30 1 Place the original then press Sp Feature Composition 2 P...

Page 351: ...Inserting Text and Images 5...

Page 352: ...r offers an introduction to the basics of color and describes the mechanism of color printing The Basics of Color 6 2 The Primary Colors 6 2 Hue Density and Saturation 6 3 The Complementary Colors 6 4...

Page 353: ...rimary Colors There are three additive primary colors and three subtractive primary colors The additive primary colors consist of red green and blue which are spectrum colors Equal combination of all...

Page 354: ...e by mixing the three subtractive colors in different proportions In actuality however areas of images expressed in black are reproduced in brown by this method The CLC 1180 1140 reproduces full color...

Page 355: ...hen mixing color with white for example the density becomes higher but due to the subdued tone of the resultant color the saturation is lower This relationship is summarized as the color tone and desc...

Page 356: ...or a short period of time These colors are called psychologically complementary colors Full colors are arranged on the color wheel such that opposing colors are either physically or psychologically co...

Page 357: ...onto the paper on the transfer drum This process is repeated four times while changing the color of the toner so that all the four colors are printed Once all the four colors are printed the paper go...

Page 358: ...7 1 CHAPTER 7 Troubleshooting This chapter provides you with the reasons for and solutions to problems that you might encounter when using the copier When Copies Do Not Turn Out as Expected 7 2...

Page 359: ...e The keys displayed on the screen vary according to the options that are attached to the copier In order to explain all the functions of the copier in the manual explanations are given with the assum...

Page 360: ...ze paper either copy with the feeder option lifted up or turn the Original Recognition function off and manually select the paper size See Manually Selecting Paper Manual Paper Selection on p 1 48 Cop...

Page 361: ...d Cause When making copies with the Image Combination Frame Erase or Book Frame Erase function an incorrect original size setting will prevent copies from being made according to expectations Remedy C...

Page 362: ...apter includes color samples of the Color Palette Sheets and the Index Color Samples of the Color Palette Sheets 8 3 Color Sample of Color Sheet A 8 4 Color Sample of Color Sheet B 8 6 Color Sample of...

Page 363: ...8 2 Appendix 8...

Page 364: ...Color Palette Sheets 8 3 Color Samples of the Color Palette Sheets The following samples are included in this section Color Sample of Color Sheet A Color Sample of Color Sheet B Color Sample of Color...

Page 365: ...2 No 14 0 9 6 2 No 15 3 10 2 2 No 16 12 11 9 11 No 17 68 45 0 0 No 18 74 31 0 0 No 19 73 12 0 0 No 20 63 7 0 0 No 21 62 1 0 0 No 22 54 0 4 1 No 23 51 0 16 2 No 24 57 0 33 3 No 25 12 0 53 0 No 26 1 4 6...

Page 366: ...23 48 No 49 91 100 2 8 No 50 89 97 4 8 No 51 100 34 4 3 No 52 100 12 2 8 No 53 100 1 3 3 No 54 100 0 25 5 No 55 99 0 57 1 No 56 100 0 99 0 No 57 45 0 100 2 No 58 15 2 100 0 No 59 18 14 100 0 No 60 16...

Page 367: ...94 37 9 7 No 16 90 8 14 13 No 17 100 0 8 0 No 18 79 0 28 1 No 19 15 0 80 0 No 20 0 4 80 0 No 21 55 0 3 1 No 22 30 0 11 2 No 23 8 0 30 2 No 24 1 6 40 0 No 25 61 3 15 8 No 26 48 1 23 8 No 27 17 6 47 8...

Page 368: ...o 48 31 100 11 10 No 49 18 23 24 28 No 50 13 13 15 15 No 51 11 11 8 9 No 52 9 9 6 7 No 53 8 7 5 5 No 54 6 6 4 4 No 55 5 5 4 4 No 56 3 4 2 2 No 57 10 6 2 2 No 58 13 9 3 4 No 59 14 10 5 5 No 60 16 12 5...

Page 369: ...4 9 10 No 16 22 57 5 5 No 17 23 40 20 55 No 18 33 70 23 29 No 19 24 93 16 21 No 20 23 100 9 8 No 21 21 61 7 7 No 22 15 33 6 6 No 23 9 25 3 4 No 24 3 9 2 2 No 25 14 8 1 2 No 26 48 25 2 2 No 27 76 33 5...

Page 370: ...42 No 49 23 33 50 33 No 50 36 19 87 22 No 51 33 12 95 12 No 52 29 3 100 1 No 53 15 9 64 3 No 54 10 9 46 3 No 55 4 9 6 21 2 No 56 1 3 6 1 No 57 1 8 10 2 No 58 4 15 25 3 No 59 7 29 44 6 No 60 10 45 66...

Page 371: ...ion Area Designation Methods 4 34 Designating Areas 1 27 4 29 Limitations 4 48 Using a Marker Pen 4 50 4 51 Area Shift 2 24 Area Types 4 34 Assigning a Name To a Memory Key 2 47 To a Registered Color...

Page 372: ...8 5 8 Character Composition Shift 1 29 5 17 Clear Covers xiii Color Adjusting the Color Range 3 13 Changing the Relative Strengths of Red Blue andYellow 3 5 Complementary Colors 6 4 Converting Color 1...

Page 373: ...3 57 Color Selection Methods Color Circle Selection 3 72 Color Palette Selection 3 63 Designated Color Selection 3 68 Original Color Selection 3 74 Registered Color Selection 3 70 Color Separation 1 3...

Page 374: ...ncircled Designation 4 52 Enclosed Area 4 53 Entire Enclosed 4 51 4 53 Entire Image 1 67 Erase Erasing Color Balance Settings 3 30 Erasing Shadows and Frame Lines 1 7 2 32 Erasing Stored Colors 3 61 E...

Page 375: ...3 Hue About the Hue of Color 6 3 Adjusting 1 17 3 21 I Image Combination 1 7 2 40 Image Composition 1 27 5 2 Image Repeat 1 22 4 3 Insert Inserting a Color Image into a Designated Area Image Compositi...

Page 376: ...Copy Settings from Memory 1 5 2 48 Storing Colors into Memory 3 57 Storing Copy Settings into Memory Mode Memory 1 5 2 44 Memory Key Name 2 47 Mirror Image 1 23 4 9 Mirror Symmetry 1 23 4 9 Monochrom...

Page 377: ...nition Specifying 1 115 Original Type Selecting 1 5 1 59 Originals Placing into the Feeder 1 41 Placing on the Platen Glass 1 38 P Paint 4 31 4 49 4 57 4 58 Paper Size Auto Paper Selection 1 46 Irregu...

Page 378: ...the Copy Settings 1 119 Checking the Copy Settings 1 118 Erasing Stored Copy Settings 2 49 Recalling Copy Settings from Memory 1 5 2 48 Recalling Previous Copy Settings 1 5 2 51 Storing Copy Settings...

Page 379: ...re Storing Color Balance Settings 3 25 Storing Copy Settings into Memory 1 5 2 44 Symbols xi T Text 1 59 Applying Color to Text Text for Color 1 24 4 15 Inserting Text 1 27 5 1 Text Editing 1 24 4 14...

Page 380: ...tion 1 7 2 2 Two sided Copying 1 54 Two sided Mode 1 4 1 95 Types of Copying 1 3 V Vivid Colors 3 3 Z Zoom Auto XY Zoom 1 74 1 77 Auto Zoom 1 65 Preset Zoom 1 62 XY Zoom 1 73 Zoom Designation 1 63 Zoo...

Page 381: ...16 1 16 1 8 3 8 1 4 7 64 9 64 11 64 13 64 15 64 17 64 19 64 21 64 23 64 25 64 27 64 29 64 31 64 3 64 5 64 4ths 8ths 16ths 32nds 64ths To 4 Places To 3 Places Milli meters 5156 516 52 13 097 5312 531 5...

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