Copying, Copying making a copy, Printing collated copies – Panasonic KX-FP101AL User Manual

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Copying

Making a copy

The unit can make single or multiple copies (up to 99). Any transmittable document (p. 54) can be copied.

1

Open the document feeder tray.

2

Adjust the width of the document guides to the size
of the document.

3

Insert the document (up to 15 pages) FACE DOWN
until a single beep is heard and the unit grabs the
document.

Display:

Make sure the handset is on the cradle.

4

If necessary, press

repeatedly

to select the desired setting (p. 50).

5

Press

.

6

Enter the number of copies (up to 99).

7

If necessary, choose an enlargement/reduction rate
by rotating

. See next page.

8

If you want to print collated copies, press

until the following is displayed

(see below).

9

Press

.

The unit will start printing.

OR

Press

if you want to remove the

copy document for other uses.

The unit will feed the document and scan it into
memory, then start printing.

QUICK SCAN

START/SET/COPY

COLLATE=ON

COLLATE

EASY DIAL

NUMBER=1 [100%]

START/SET/COPY

RESOLUTION

STANDARD

Note:

If a resolution is not selected, FINE resolution
will be selected automatically.

You can make or receive a voice call while
making copies.

After copying, the enlargement/reduction rate
setting will return to “100%”.

START/SET/COPY

COLLATE

FACE D

OWN

Document
feeder tray

Document guides

STOP

RESOLUTION

QUICK SCAN

EASY DIAL

To stop copying

Press

.

STOP

Printing collated copies

The unit will print uncollated copies. You can also print collated copies. See the example below.
Example: Making two copies of a 4 page original document

Note:

If you turn the collating feature on, the unit
will store the document into memory and
print it. If memory becomes full while storing,
the unit will only print out the stored pages.

After copying, the collating feature will turn
off automatically.

(Collated)

4

3

2

1

4

3

2

1

(Uncollated)

1

1

2

2

3

3

4

4

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