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    Basic Operation
    Tray extension
    Open the tray extensi\fn t\f l\fad 
    paper larger than Letter size.
    Paper tray
    Pull \fut the auxiliary tray t\f l\fad 
    paper.
    Platen glass
    \bsed to scan non-standard size 
    paper or books, as well as standard 
    size paper (
    →p\f19)\f
    Scanning area
    Scans documents from the feeder\f
    Lift handles
    Hold these handles to lift or 
    transport the machine\f
    Manual feed transport guide
    Lower the guide to remove the 
    jammed paper\f
    Manual feed slot
    Load paper manually (→p\f23)\f
    USB memory port
    Connect a \bSB memory device to 
    print or to save documents\f
    Output tray
    Printed paper is output here\f
    Toner cartridge tray
    Install the toner cartridges (→p\f87)\f
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    Paper guides
    Adjust these guides 
    t\f fit the paper.
                  
    						
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    Back Side
    .$X.$EX
    Rating label
    The machine’s serial number (consists of eight 
    alphanumeric characters) is specified\f
    Write the serial number \fn the back 
    c\fver \ff this guide f\fr reference when 
    c\fntacting the Can\fn Cust\fmer Care 
    Center.
     
    USB port
    Connect to a computer via 
    a \bSB cable\f
    External telephone jack
    Connect an external telephone\f
    Ventilation slots
    Allows heat to escape from 
    inside of the machine\f
    Rear cover
    Open this cover to clear 
    paper jams (
    →p\f98, 99)\fLAN port
    Connect to a network via a 
    LAN cable\f
    Telephone line jack
    Connect a telephone line\f
    Power socket
    Connect the power cord\f
     
    						
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    Basic OperationLearn the Functions of the Operation Panel
    Select Paper/Settings
    Press t\f specify paper size and type f\fr the 
    paper drawer \fr manual feed sl\ft (
    →p.27).
    Display
    Multi\bfunction keys 
    (left/right)
    Press t\f select \fr apply 
    the item \fr t\f pr\fceed 
    t\f further \fperati\fns. Function selection keys
    Press t\f active the c\fpy, fax, scan, \fr US\b 
    Print functi\fns (
    →p.15).
    Processing/Data  Indicator The indicat\fr blinks while sending \fr receiving data 
    and remains lit when j\fbs are waiting in mem\fry.
    Wi-Fi 	Indicator Lights up when the machine is c\fnnected t\f 
    wireless LAN.
    Error
    	IndicatorThe indicat\fr blinks \fr lights up when an err\fr 
    \fccurs.
    Address Book Press t\f search f\fr recipients registered in the Address 
    \b\f\fk (→p.56).
    Coded 	Dial
    Press t\f enter a recipient’s C\fded Dial number (
    →p.56).
    Navigate the menu or options.
    See “Nav\fgat\fng the Menu” (→p.14).
    Reset Press t\f return t\f the standby m\fde.
    OK Press t\f apply settings \fr specified details.
    ▲ /▼ Press t\f scr\fll up and d\fwn, \fr t\f increase \fr decrease a value.
    ◄/►•	
    Press t\f return t\f the previ\fus screen, pr\fceed t\f the next 
    screen, \fr m\fve the curs\fr t\f the left \fr right.
    •	Press t\f decrease \fr increase the fax ring v\flume.
    Back Press t\f return t\f the previ\fus screen.
             
    						
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    Navigating the Menu
    Example: Change the current date and timePress [
    ▲] or [▼] to highlight 
    an item, and then press [OK]. Press [▲] or [▼] to highlight 
    an item, and then press [OK]. Press [◄], [►], [▲], or [▼] to 
    specify the date and time, 
    and then press .
    Press [ 
     ] to save the 
    setting.
    Press [  ] (Back) or [◄] to 
    return to the previous screen.
    Press [ 
     ].
    If y\fu cl\fse the menu bef\fre y\fu press [ OK], the changes made t\f the 
    settings are n\ft saved.
    Scan>PC1/Scan>PC2
    Press t\f send the scanned d\fcuments t\f 
    the registered c\fmputer f\fr each key.
    Paper Save Copy
    Press t\f c\fpy with a preset setting t\f save 
    paper.
    Secure Print (MF8580Cdw only)
    Press t\f print Secure Print d\fcuments. 
    F\fr details, see [ Using the Machine as a 
    Printer ]   [Printing from a Computer ] 
      [Printing a Document Secured by a 
    PIN (Secure Print) (MF8580Cdw Only) ] 
    in the e-Manual.
    Menu Press t\f access menu functi\fns (see “Navigating the Menu” at the b\ftt\fm \ff this page).
    Report Press t\f manually print rep\frts and lists (
    →p.90).
    Status Monitor Press t\f view \fr cancel j\fbs. Y\fu can als\f check the status \ff the machine (
    →p.36, p.46, p.66).
    Energy Saver Press t\f manually set \fr cancel the Sleep m\fde. The Energy Saver indicat\fr lights yell\fw green 
    while in the Sleep m\fde.
    ID Press t\f l\fg \fn when Department ID Management is enabled. F\fr details, see [
    Basic 
    Operations ]   [Logging on to the Machine ] in the e-Manual.
    ClearPress t\f delete letters and numbers.
    Start (B&\f/ Color) Press t\f start scanning \fr c\fpying.
    Stop Press t\f cancel j\fbs.
    Enter letters and numbers (
    →p.16).
    0 to 9 
    (Numeric  Keys) Press t\f enter letters and numbers.
    *
    •	Press t\f switch the character entry m\fde.
    •	When sending a fax, press t\f switch 
    between pulse and t\fne dialing.
    #Press t\f enter symb\fls.
              
    						
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    Basic OperationSwitch to Copy/Fax/Scan/USB Print Mode
    Switch t\f C\fpy, Fax, Scan, \fr US\b Print m\fde first t\f use each m\fde.
    •	If you use the Fax mode for the first time:
    Fax setup guide will appear \fn the display. Refer t\f the \fn-screen instructi\fns and Getting Started t\f c\fnfigure the settings.
    •	To set a frequently used mode to the standby mode:
    Press [ 
     ]          
      Select the screen   [OK ]   [ 
     ].
    •	To specify how long the machine waits before returning to the standby mode:
    Press [ 
     ]         Specify the time      [  ].
    Fax Mode
    Scan Mode
    USB Print 
    Mode
    Displays the recipient’s number.
    To change the settings:
    1. Press [
    ▲] \fr [▼] t\f highlight an item, and then press [ OK].
    2.  Press [
    ▲], [▼], [◄] \fr [►] t\f specify the values, and then press [ OK].
    To select the printing method:
    Press [
    ▲] \fr [▼] t\f highlight an item, and then press [ OK].
    Copy Mode
    Displays the c\fpy rati\f, paper s\furce, 
    paper size, and number \ff c\fpies.
    To change the settings:
    1. Press [
    ▲] \fr [▼] t\f highlight an item, and then press [ OK].
    2.  Press [
    ▲], [▼], [◄] \fr [►] t\f specify the values, and then press [ OK].
    If y\fu d\f n\ft \fperate the machine f\fr a while, the machine 
    returns t\f the C\fpy m\fde (standby m\fde) aut\fmatically.
    Press the desired m\fde key. 
    To select the scan method:
    Press [
    ▲] \fr [▼] t\f highlight an item, and then press [ OK].
      
    						
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    To switch entry modes:
    Press [ 
     ] \fr  repeatedly.
    Uppercase alphabetic letters and symb\fls
     L\fwercase alphabetic letters and symb\fls
     Numbers
    KeyEntry mode: 
     Entry mode: 
     
     Entry mode: 
     
    
    @.-_/   1
    A\bCabc  2
    DEFdef  3
    GHIghi  4
    JKLjkl  5
    MNOmn\f  6
    PQRSpqrs  7
    TUVtuv  8
    WXYZwxyz  9
    (N\ft available) 0
    (space) @ . / - _ ! ? & $ % # ( ) [ 
    ] { } < > * + = “ , ; : ‘ ^ ` | ~ (N\ft available)
    To enter text, symbols, and numbers:
    Press a key several times until the desired character is 
    displayed.
    •	Press t\f delete the last 
    character.
    •	Press and h\fld t\f delete 
    all text.
    •	Press t\f m\fve the curs\fr.
    •	T\f enter a space, m\fve the 
    curs\fr t\f the end \ff the text, 
    and then press [
    ►].
    Enter Text
    Enter characters with the numeric keys.
    Example: Enter “CANON1”
    Press [
    *] t\f switch the entry 
    m\fde t\f < A>.Press [ 2] until the letter “ C” 
    appears \fn the screen.Press [ 2] until the letter “ A” 
    appears \fn the screen.
    Press [ 6] until the letter “ N” 
    appears \fn the screen.Press [ 6] until the letter “ O” 
    appears \fn the screen.Press [ 6] until the letter “ N” 
    appears \fn the screen.
    Press [ *] t\f switch the entry 
    m\fde t\f < 12>.Press [ 1] t\f enter “ 1.”
      
    						
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    Basic OperationSet Date and Time
    If the inc\frrect date \fr time is printed \fn faxes \fr rep\frts, change the date and time 
    settings.
    1	Press [  ]\f
    2	Press [▲] or [▼] to highlight , and then press [OK]\f
    3	Press [▲] or [▼] to highlight , and then press [OK]\f
     
    4	Press [▲] or [▼] to highlight , and then 
    press [OK]\f
    •	
    T\f change the display f\frmat f\fr the date \fr time, specify < Date Format> \fr .
    •	T\f use daylight savings time, set < Daylight Saving Time Settings > t\f , and 
    then specify the starting date and the ending date.
    5	Press [▲] or [▼] to set the date and time, and then press \f
    •	
    T\f m\fve the curs\fr, press [◄] \fr [►].
    •	T\f switch between < AM> \fr < PM>, press [▲] \fr [▼].
     
    6	Press [  ] to close the screen\f
       
    						
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    Place Documents
    Ch\f\fse the appr\fpriate way t\f place d\fcuments acc\frding t\f the d\fcument’s type. Check available documents
    Size (\fidth X Length)
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    Maximum
    \feight
    Maximum 4.4 lb (2 kg)
    Capacity
    1 sheet
    Check available documents
    Size (\fidth X Length)
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    M\fn.Max.
    \feight12 to 28 lb Bond (50 to 105 g/m²)
    Capacity (For 21 lb 
    Bond [80 g/m²])50 sheets
    When placing n\fn-standard d\fcuments 
    such as heavy paper, small paper, \fr  b\f\fklets:
      \bse the platen glass (→p\f19)\f���
    When placing multiple d\fcuments \ff plain paper in the same size,  thickness, and weight:
      \bse the feeder (→p\f19)\f���
    IMPORTANTIM PO RTA N T
    •	Place a d\fcument after glue, ink, \fr c\frrecti\fn fluid \fn the d\fcument is c\fmpletely dry.
    •	T\f prevent paper jams in the feeder, place a d\fcument \fn the platen glass when using the f\fll\fwing types \ff 
    paper:
     
    - Wrinkled \fr creased paper
     
    - Carb\fn paper \fr carb\fn-backed paper
     
    - Curled \fr r\flled paper
     
    - T\frn paper
     
    - Oni\fn skin \fr thin paper
     
    - D\fcuments with staples \fr paper clips attached
     
    - Transparency
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    
    						
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    Basic OperationPlacing Documents on the Platen Glass
    1	Open the feeder\f
    2	Place your document face down\f
     
    3	Align the upper left edge of your document with the arrow mark\f•	
    If the d\fcument is a transparency, place white paper ab\fve the d\fcument.
     
    4	Close the feeder\f
    Placing Documents in the Feeder
    1	Spread the document guides a little wider than the document’s width\f
     
    •	When placing large d\fcuments, pull \fut the tray extensi\fn.
     
    2	Fan the document stack and align the edges of the pages\f
     
    Thoroughly fan the 
    paper \fn small batches. Al\fgn the edges a few 
    t\fmes on a flat surface.
     CAUTION
    When cl\fsing the 
    feeder, be careful n\ft t\f 
    get y\fur fingers caught.
       
    						
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    3	Neatly place the documents face up\f•	
    Make sure that the paper stack d\fes n\ft exceed the l\fad limit marks ().
     
    4	Align the document guides tightly to the width of the document\f
     
    IMPORTANTIM PO RTA N T
    •	If the d\fcument guides are t\f\f l\f\fse \fr t\f\f tight, this may result in 
    misfeeds \fr paper jams.
    •	While scanning d\fcuments, d\f n\ft add \fr rem\fve d\fcuments.
    •	When scanning is c\fmplete, rem\fve the d\fcument t\f av\fid paper jams.
    Load Paper
    \bef\fre l\fading paper, check the paper is the right type. If y\fu l\fad inappr\fpriate paper 
    repeatedly, this may cause paper jams.
    1Step Check if the type of paper is appropriate\f  
    Paper such as Legal, Letter, Statement, Executive, and envel\fpes can be used. F\fr details 
    ab\fut the available paper \fr precauti\fns, see [ Basic Operations]   [Loading Paper ] in 
    the e-Manual.
    T\f prevent paper jams, d\f n\ft use any \ff the f\fll\fwing:
    •	Wrinkled \fr creased paper
    •	Curled \fr r\flled paper
    •	T\frn paper
    •	Damp paper
    •	Very thin paper
    •	Paper printed with a thermal transfer printer    
    (D\f n\ft c\fpy \fn the reverse side.)
    •	Highly textured paper
    •	Very sm\f\fth paper
    •	Gl\fssy paper
        
    						
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