Canon Imageclass Mf5960dn User Guide

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3.	Order	a	normal	\fusiness	line	from	your	telephone	
company
’s
	\fusiness	repr
 esentative.
	The	line	should	\fe	
a	regular	voic

e
	gr
 ade
	line	or	an	equivalen
 t
	one.	\bse	one	
line	per	unit.
DDD
	(Direc

t
	Distance	Dial)	line
-or

-
IDDD
	(In

ternational
	Direc
 t
	Distance	Dial)	line	if	you	
communicat

e
	ov
 erseas
 NOTE
Canon	recommends	an	individual	line	following	industry	
standards,	i.e.,	2,500	(touch-t
 one)
	or	500	(rotar
 y/pulse
	dial)	
telephones.	A	dedicat

ed
	ex
 tension
	off...

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from	copiers,	heaters,	air	conditioners,	or	any	electric	
equipment	that	is	thermosta
tically
	con
 trolled.
	The	ra
 ted
	
value	is	115	volts	and	15	amperes

.
	The	CA11A	modular	jack	
should	\fe	rela

tively
	close	to	the	pow
 er
	outlet	to	facilitat
 e
	
installation.
Notic

e
•	 This
	produc

t
	meets	the	applica\fle	Industr
 y
	Canada	technical	specifications

.
•	 The
	Ringer	Equiv

alence
	Num\fer	is	an	indication	of	the	maximum	num\fer	of	devices	allow

ed
	to	\fe	connec
 ted
	to	a	telephone...

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This	machine	complies	with	21	CFR	Chapter	1	Su\fchapter	J	as	
a	Class	1	laser	produc
t
	under	the	\b.S.	Depar
 tment
	of	Health	
and	Human	Ser

vices
	(DHHS)	Radia
 tion
	Per
 formance
	Standar
 d
	
accor

ding
	to	the	Radia
 tion
	Con
 trol
	for	Health	and	Saf
 ety
	
Act	of	1968.	This	means	that	the	machine	does	not	produc

e
	
hazardous	radia

tion.
Since
	radia

tion
	emitted	inside	the	machine	is	complet
 ely
	
confined	within	prot

ective
	housings	and	ex
 ternal
	co
 vers,
	the	
laser	\feam...

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1-1
Ch\fpter
1
Before Using the Machine
This	chapter	descri\fes	the	features	of	the	machine	and	its	useful	functions.
P\frts \fnd Their Functions 1-2
Front Side 1-2
Back Side
 1-3
Inter

ior
 1-3
\fperation Panel
 1-\b
FAX operation panel
 1-5
LCD (Standby M

ode)
 1-6
Copy Mode 1-6
Fax Mode
 1-6
Scan Mode
 1-6
USB Direct P

rint Mode
 1-6
N\fvig\fting the Menu 1-7
Entering the Menu Screen 1-7
Scrolling the M enu
 1-7
Selecting a M

enu Item
 1-7
Configuring M

enus Using the Navigation Keys
 1-7...

1-2
Before
	\bsing
	the
	Machine
This	section	descri\fes	the	parts	of	the	machine	and	their	functions.
Front Side
Parts and Their Functions
(1) Feeder
\bsed	to	continuously	scan	documents	automatically.
(2) Docu\fent guides
Adjust	these	guides	to	fit	the	document.
(3) Docu\fent feeder tray
Place	your	documents	on.
(4) Docu\fent feeder tray extension
Pull	out	to	load	large	size	documents.
(5) Docu\fent delivery tray
\bsed	to	store	documents	returned	\fy	the	feeder.
(6) Docu\fent stopper
Pull	out	the...

1-3
Before
	\bsing
	the
	Machine
Back Side
(8)
(7)
(6)
(5)(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(1) USB port
Connect	the	\bSB	ca\fle.
(2) L\bN port
Connect	the	LAN	ca\fle.
(3) External telephone line jack\R
Connect	the	external	telephone.
(4) Telephone line jack\R
Connect	the	telephone	ca\fle.
(5) Power socket
Connect	the	power	cord.
(6) Lower rear cover
Open	this	guide	to	clear	paper	jams.
(7) Sub-output tray
Printed	paper	is	output	to	the	su\f-output	tray	with	the	
print

ed
	side	facing	up.	Pr
 inted
	paper	is	stacked	in...

1-4
Before
	\bsing
	the
	Machine
Operation Panel
(1)
[Menu] keyPress	to	specify	or	reg ister	var ious	settings.
[2-Sided] k ey You
	can	set	2-sided	prin

ting.
[Select Paper] indicator Selected
	paper	sourc

e
	turns	on.
[Selec

t Paper/Settings] key Press
	to	specify	the	paper	size	and	type	to	load	in	the	paper	dra

wer
	or	multi-purpose	tra
 y.
(2)Mode switch keysPress	to	switch	the	mode	to	cop y,	fax,	scan	or	\bSB	direc t	prin t.
(3)[Reset] keyResets	the	settings.	(Resets	the	cop y/scan/fax/\bSB	direc...

1-5
Before
	\bsing
	the
	Machine
F\bX operation panel
(1)[One-touch Speed Dial] keysPress	to	select	destinations	reg istered	in	one-t ouch	keys .
(2)[\bddress Book] keySearches	recipien ts	reg istered	under	one-t ouch	keys	or	coded	dial	codes .
(3)[Coded Dial] keySpecifies	recipien ts	reg istered.
(4)[Recall] keyRedial	the	last	num\fer	called.	(Only	ena\fled	when	the	mode	screens	for	fax,	e-mail	or	file	server	opera
tions	are	display ed.)
(5)[Hook] keyPress	when	you	wan t	to	dial	without	lifting	up	the...

1-6
Before
	\bsing
	the
	Machine
LCD (Standby Mode)
This	section	descri\fes	the	following	screens.
•	 Copy
	Mode
•	

Fax
	Mode
•	

Scan
	Mode
•	

\bSB
	Direc
 t
	Pr
 int
	Mode
 NOTE
To change standby display
• You can change the \Istandby display that appears whe\In the 
power switch is turned \fN.
 e-Manual → Basic \fperation → Customizing Display 
Settings  → Setting the Default Screen
•
 When the machine i\Is idle for 2 minutes

, the display returns to 
standby display.
 e-Manual → Basic \fperation →...