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Section 6 COPY DEFAULT SETTINGS
The state that the copier enters at the end of warm-up or when the Reset/Power key is pressed is called the “initial mode”. The modes,
functions and other settings that are automatically pre-set for use in the initial mode are called “default settings”. These default settings can
be changed as desired to suit your copying needs.
Each default item, as well as each of the available settings for each item, are represented by code numbers on the copy quantity/magnification
display. Refer to the “Available settings” column in the following tables for the code number that correspond to each setting value. The factory
default setting is indicated by an asterisk.
Available default items
Item
number
Default Description Available settings
Reference
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F00 Quit Default Settings Quits the default settings and returns the
copier to a copy-ready state. --- ---
F01 User Copy Setting List Prints out a list of the currently selected
default settings. --- 6-6
F02 Image Quality Mode Sets the image quality mode that will be
selected at the time the copier is turned on. 1-: Auto exposure
adjustment mode
2-: Text & Photo mode*
3-: Photo mode
4-: Text mode
5-: Eco-copy mode 6-6
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F03 Exposure Steps Changes the number of exposure steps during
manual adjustment of the copy exposure in all
image quality modes, except for the Auto
Exposure Adjustment mode. 1-: 5 steps*
2-: 7 steps 6-6
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F04 Auto Exposure
Adjustment Changes the overall copy exposure when using
the Auto Exposure Adjustment image quality
mode. The larger the code number, the darker
the exposure. 1-: 1 Lightest
2-: 2
3-: 3*
4-: 4
5-: 5 Darkest 6-6
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F05 Text & Photo Mode
Exposure Adjustment Adjusts the exposure for when the Text &
Photo mode is selected as the image quality
mode. The larger the code number, the darker
the exposure. 1-: 1 Lightest
2-: 2
3-: 3*
4-: 4
5-: 5 Darkest 6-6
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F06 Photo Mode Exposure
Adjustment Adjusts the exposure for when the Photo mode
is selected as the image quality mode. The
larger the code number, the darker the
exposure. 1-: 1 Lightest
2-: 2
3-: 3*
4-: 4
5-: 5 Darkest 6-6
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