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User Manual

Di151f



Di151 Fax Unit 1

Content

1 Introduction1.1 We Want You to be Satisfied Customers..................................1 - 1

1.2 What does the Energy Star® mean? ........................................1 - 2

1.3 Legal Limitations.........................................................................1 - 3What Should Not be Copied?........................................................1 - 3

1.4 Notes on Using the User Manual...............................................1 - 4Brief Description of Defined Terms and Symbols .........................1 - 5

1.5 How Does a Fax Machine Work? ...............................................1 - 71.6 Certificate for Machines with CE Marking ................................1 - 8

CTR 21 Approval...........................................................................1 - 8

1.7 Safety Precautions......................................................................1 - 9Laser Safety..................................................................................1 - 9Internal Laser Radiation..............................................................1 - 10Ozone Release Warning.............................................................1 - 10

1.8 Characteristics ..........................................................................1 - 11

2 Installation2.1 Location .......................................................................................2 - 1

Location.........................................................................................2 - 1Power Supply................................................................................2 - 1Positioning the Copier ..................................................................2 - 2

2.2 Unpacking....................................................................................2 - 3Removing the Transport Protection Devices.................................2 - 3Installing the Document Cover......................................................2 - 4

2.3 Machine layout............................................................................2 - 5Di151f............................................................................................2 - 5Automatic Document Feeder AF-8................................................2 - 7Paper Tray PF-116........................................................................2 - 8Memory Upgrade (Optional Accessory)........................................2 - 8Printer Unit Pi1501 (Optional Accessory)......................................2 - 8TWAIN Interface Driver (Optional Accessory)...............................2 - 8

2.4 Control Panel, Displays and Keys ............................................2 - 9

2.5 Processing Unit.........................................................................2 - 12

2.6 Installing the Cartridge ...........................................................2 - 13



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2.7 Adding Paper ............................................................................ 2 - 15250 Sheet Paper Tray .............................................................. 2 - 152nd Paper Tray — 500 Sheets ................................................. 2 - 17

2.8 Connecting the Telephone Line Cable ................................... 2 - 18Connecting the Power Cable...................................................... 2 - 18

2.9 Operating the Machine............................................................. 2 - 18

3 Entering data

3.1 Preparation.................................................................................. 3 - 1

3.2 Typing Conventions in this Manual .......................................... 3 - 1

3.3 Enter text..................................................................................... 3 - 1Special Characters ....................................................................... 3 - 2

3.4 Entering your Fax Number ........................................................ 3 - 3

3.5 Entering Your Company Name.................................................. 3 - 4

3.6 Entering Date and Time ............................................................. 3 - 5

3.7 Set Phone Type........................................................................... 3 - 6Dialling Mode................................................................................ 3 - 6PSTN or PBX................................................................................ 3 - 7PSTN ........................................................................................... 3 - 7Private Branch Exchange (PBX) ................................................. 3 - 8

3.8 Storing Numbers ........................................................................ 3 - 9Sub Addressing ............................................................................ 3 - 9Entering One-Touch Numbers.................................................... 3 - 10Entering Speed Dial Numbers .................................................... 3 - 11Changing One-Touch or Speed Dial Numbers........................... 3 - 12Erasing One-Touch- or Speed Dial Numbers............................. 3 - 14Entering Call Groups .................................................................. 3 - 15Changing Group Dials ................................................................ 3 - 17Erasing Call Groups ................................................................... 3 - 18

Phone Book ............................................................................... 3 - 183.9 Advanced Settings ................................................................... 3 - 19

Buzzer volume............................................................................ 3 - 19Header........................................................................................ 3 - 20Footer ......................................................................................... 3 - 21LCD Contrast.............................................................................. 3 - 22Power Save Mode ...................................................................... 3 - 23Energy Save Mode OFF............................................................. 3 - 24Remote Diagnosis ...................................................................... 3 - 25

Setting the Monitor Volume ........................................................ 3 - 26Automatic Reset ......................................................................... 3 - 27



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4 Sending4.1 Transmission...............................................................................4 - 1

Notes on Original Documents .......................................................4 - 1Using Carryier Film .......................................................................4 - 2

Placing the Documents in the Feeder ..........................................4 - 2Placing Documents on the Glass .................................................4 - 2

4.2 Transmission Settings................................................................4 - 4Resolution .................................................................................... 4 - 4Default Setting Resolution.............................................................4 - 5Contrast.........................................................................................4 - 6Default Contrast Setting................................................................4 - 6Page Counter................................................................................4 - 7Closed User Group .......................................................................4 - 8

Default Transmission Setting ........................................................4 - 94.3 Dialling Mode.............................................................................4 - 10

Manual Dialling Using the Numeric Keypad ...............................4 - 10Automatic Dialling Using One-Touch Dialling ............................4 - 10Automatic Dialling Using Speed Dialling ....................................4 - 10Automatic Call Groups ...............................................................4 - 11Program Dialling..........................................................................4 - 11Combination Dialling ..................................................................4 - 12Phone Book ................................................................................4 - 12

Manual Redial ............................................................................4 - 124.4 Memory Transmission..............................................................4 - 13

4.5 Direct Transmission..................................................................4 - 14

4.6 Book TX......................................................................................4 - 15

4.7 Delayed Transmission (Timer).................................................4 - 16Program Dialling, Timer Transmission........................................4 - 17

4.8 Broadcasting .............................................................................4 - 18Program Dialling Broadcast Transmission..................................4 - 19

4.9 Relay Transmission ..................................................................4 - 20Program Dialling Relay Transmission.........................................4 - 22

4.10 Polling Transmission................................................................4 - 23

4.11 Mailbox Transmission ..............................................................4 - 24Program Dialling Mailbox Transmission......................................4 - 25

4.12 Batch Transmission..................................................................4 - 26

4.13 Delete Document.......................................................................4 - 27



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5 Reception5.1 Manual Reception....................................................................... 5 - 1

Default Reception Setting ............................................................ 5 - 1

5.2 Automatic Reception.................................................................. 5 - 2

5.3 Memory Back-up RX .................................................................. 5 - 2

5.4 Memory RX (Confidential Reception) ....................................... 5 - 3

5.5 Mailbox Reception...................................................................... 5 - 4Setting up a Mailbox..................................................................... 5 - 4Delete Mailbox ............................................................................. 5 - 5Printing the Content of a Mailbox ................................................. 5 - 6

5.6 Polling Reception ....................................................................... 5 - 7Program Dialling Polling RX ......................................................... 5 - 8

5.7 Settings for Receiving a Fax ..................................................... 5 - 9Setting the Paper Size.................................................................. 5 - 9Setting the Number of Rings ...................................................... 5 - 10Setting Multiple Page Printing .................................................... 5 - 11Setting Reduction RX ................................................................. 5 - 12Closed User Group..................................................................... 5 - 13Setting the Image Exposure ....................................................... 5 - 14Selecting the Paper Cassette..................................................... 5 - 15

6 Copy6.1 Copying from the Document Feeder ........................................ 6 - 1

6.2 Copying Using the Flatbed Scanner......................................... 6 - 1

6.3 Copying Using the Flatbed Scanner......................................... 6 - 2

6.4 Settings for Copying .................................................................. 6 - 3Selecting the Paper Tray .............................................................. 6 - 3Selecting Default Special Paper Sizes ......................................... 6 - 4

Manually Setting Special Paper Sizes.......................................... 6 - 5Selecting the Default Zoom Ratio................................................. 6 - 6Changing the Zoom Ratio in Increments of a Percentage ........... 6 - 6Switching Off the One-touch Dial in Copy Mode .......................... 6 - 7Setting the Brightness of the Image ............................................. 6 - 8Setting Automatic Brightness ....................................................... 6 - 9Default Setting Automatic Brightness........................................... 6 - 9Setting Manual Brightness.......................................................... 6 - 10Default Setting Manual Brightness ............................................. 6 - 10Setting the Photo Brightness...................................................... 6 - 11

Default Setting Brightness Mode................................................ 6 - 116.5 Auxiliary Copy Functions ........................................................ 6 - 12



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Sort..............................................................................................6 - 12Default Sort Setting ....................................................................6 - 13Copy 2-sided Documents Onto One Page..................................6 - 13Default Setting 2 in 1 ..................................................................6 - 14

7 Connecting the Fax Machine to the Computer7.1 Setting up the Fax Machine as a PC Fax and

PC Scanner..................................................................................7 - 1Modem Specifications...................................................................7 - 1

7.2 Scanner Mode..............................................................................7 - 2Installing the TWAIN Driver...........................................................7 - 2Scanning Using the TWAIN Driver................................................7 - 2

Setting the Scan Settings..............................................................7 - 3Scanning in Class 1 Mode ............................................................7 - 3

7.3 Using your Fax Machine as a PC Fax........................................7 - 4

7.4 Using your Fax Machine as a PC Printer ..................................7 - 4

8 Reports and Lists

8.1 Basic Report Settings.................................................................8 - 2

8.2 Printing Reports ..........................................................................8 - 3

8.3 Displaying the Transmission Results .......................................8 - 4

8.4 Displaying the Counter...............................................................8 - 5

9 Troubleshooting9.1 Cleaning.......................................................................................9 - 1

Cleaning the Machine ...................................................................9 - 1Cleaning the Document Feeder Belt.............................................9 - 1

9.2 Clearing Paper Jams...................................................................9 - 3Clearing a Paper Jam in the 2nd Paper Tray ...............................9 - 4Clearing a Paper Jam Inside the Machine ...................................9 - 5Clearing a Paper Jam in the Document Feeder ...........................9 - 8

9.3 Error Messages on the LCD.......................................................9 - 9

9.4 Poor Print Quality......................................................................9 - 11Low Contrast...............................................................................9 - 11Grey Background ........................................................................9 - 11Black Marks.................................................................................9 - 12

Missing Areas..............................................................................9 - 12



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10 Appendix10.1 Specifications ................................................................................ 13

10.2 Index ............................................................................................... 16

10.3 CE Marking (Declaration of Conformity) ..................................... 21



Introduction 1

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1 Introduction

1.1 We Want You to be Satisfied CustomersThank you for deciding to buy a Minolta multifunctional machine. Themulti-functional Di151 with fax option which is described in this usermanual will hereafter be referred to as the Di151f.

Read this User Manual carefully before starting up your machine andalways keep the instructions to hand.

To achieve the best possible results and effective use of the machine, thisUser Manual provides you with information on the following subjects.

Installation Entering data

Copying/sending/receiving

Reports and lists

Maintenance and trouble-shooting.

Additional information and help in the event of an error is available from:

The technical service of your Minolta representative

Our Internet Website http://www.minolta.com.uk.Please keep the serial number (see nameplate) and the date of purchaseto hand so that we can quickly provide you with the right help in the eventof an error.

We want you to be satisfied customers.

Subject to changes.



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1.2 What does the Energy Star® mean?

Photocopiers with the Energy Star ® switch to a state with low powerconsumption or switch off if not used for a long time. This function meansthat annual power costs can be reduced by up to 60%.

When copying at high speeds, the operating state automatically switchesto double-sided copying. This means that both the costs for photocopypaper and the amount of paper produced for use is reduced.

Did you know that the production of a piece of paper requires 10 times asmuch energy as the production of a photocopy?

The use of less paper also has a direct influence on the cost-effectivepower consumption.

This photocopier meets the energy efficiency criterion of the EnergyStar ® .



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1.3 Legal Limitations

What Should Not be Copied?

The photocopier should not be used to duplicate certain types of

documents for the purpose of distributing them documents as originals.The following list is by no means complete but is meant as a guideline forresponsible photocopying.

Financial documentation

❍ Cheques❍ Instructions to pay❍ Certificates of deposit❍ Obligations or other debt certificates❍ Stock/share certificates

Legal documentation❍ Lunch coupons❍ Stamps (stamped and unstamped)❍ Cheques or bill of exchange from government authorities❍ Tax stamps (stamped and unstamped)❍ Passports❍ Immigration papers❍ Vehicle documentation❍ House ownership, other documentation of ownership and

legal claims. General documentation

❍ Identity cards or other forms of identification❍ Copyright-protected work without permission of the copyright

holder.

In addition to this it is forbidden under any circumstances to copy nationalor foreign art without permission of the copyright holder.

In case of doubt about the type of document consult a legal expert.



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1.4 Notes on Using the User Manual

The different topics in this User Manual are distinguished by specialwriting styles and symbols. The following examples help you to becomefamiliar with the most important topics and how to handle them

appropriately.

CAUTION

This is a warning noteA warning note warns you of danger to life or existing damage to themachine caused by incorrect operation.

➜ The arrow indicates a safety measure that must be taken to avoid

danger.

[UTILITY] key in the control panel on the machine with the name "Utility".

➜ single action to be carried out(there are no more steps).

1 Step 1 of a handling sequence.

2 Step 2 of a handling sequence

etc.

✎

This is a helpful tipText that is marked in such a way suggests tricks to use when copying

documentation.

This shows you the action to be taken



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Brief Description of Defined Terms and Symbols

The symbols for direction, width, length, landscape and portrait are clearlymarked. These terms are defined on this page.

Original and Copy

The original is the documentation that a duplicate is produced from duringa copying process.

Direction

Direction is the way in which the paper is feed into the photocopier. The

direction of the paper is marked in the following diagram by the arrows.

Original Copy(duplicate of the original copy)

Copying process

EnlargeDownsizeSort...



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Width and length

When paper dimensions are referred to in the User Manual, the first valuealways corresponds to the width of the paper (side A) and the second

value to the length of the paper (side B).

Landscape and portrait

If side A of a piece of paper is shorter than side B, it is called landscape.

If side A of a piece of paper is longer than side B, it is called portrait.

21 x 29,7 cmWidth of the paper(side A)

Length of the paper(side B)

Landscape Portrait

21 x 29,7 cm 29,7 x 21 cm



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1.5 How Does a Fax Machine Work?

A fax machine can be connected to a normal telephone system withouttaking any special precautions, just like a normal telephone set. Thefunction of a fax machine is quite similar to that of a telephone.

The way a fax machine works is simple: Documents that are to betransmitted are at first scanned. The machine does not recognise theletters but reads the picture, dot by dot, and marks each dot as black orwhite. That is why you can not only transmit texts but also pictures andphotos. The information is then digitised and compressed so that the faxmachine can send it quickly over the telephone line to another faxmachine which reverses the process, reading and marking each dot asblack or white on a sheet of paper.

When you are "called" by a fax machine, your telephone rings as normal.

Therefore you cannot know whether your are receiving a fax call or atelephone call before picking up the receiver.

At the beginning of a fax transmission you will hear shrill sounds. Thosesounds are the so called "hand shaking" and function as an introductionsequence before the actual transmission, just as interlocutors - often -introduce themselves at the beginning of a telephone call. In theintroductory sequence the technical features of both machines arematched to make sure the transmission and the reception are conducted

to a high standard.

With your Di151f you do not need to listen to the introductory sequence.How to program the machine accordingly will be explained later in thismanual. Furthermore you will also find information about the settings that

come with the machine, that have to be made when installing, or thesettings that can be made at a later stage. Most of the features of the faxmachine work independently, so that you can program only the settingsyou need for the moment and ignore all others.

By the way, the word "fax" is a combination of the Latin "facere" (to make)and "simile" (similar) describing the process of making a copy which issimilar to the original. This artificial word "fax" has nowadays becomewidely accepted in everyday language, replacing the older term facsimile.A copy is therefore to be made "similar" to the original. Fax machines arealso called facsimile machines.

Now, enjoy your new fax machine.



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1.6 Certificate for Machines with CE Marking

CTR 21 Approval

Annex II

The equipment has been approved in accordance with Council Decision98/482/EC for pan-European single terminal connection to the publicswitched telephone network (PSTN). However, due to differencesbetween the individual PSTNs provided in different countries, the approvaldoes not, by itself, give an unconditional assurance of successfuloperation on every PSTN network termination point.

In cases of problems, you should contact your equipment supplier in thefirst instance.



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1.7 Safety Precautions

Follow the safety advice to ensure safe operation of the machine.

Connect the machine only to a 200 - 240 V/ 50 Hz earthed power point.

Make sure the power is not turned off over night.

Always pull at the plug, never at the wire, when you want disconnectthe machine from the power supply. If possible, connect the machinedirectly to a wall outlet.

To facilitate communication always keep the machine switched on and

program the correct user data. Make sure to enter the correct usernames.

Do not unscrew any parts, if not specifically requested in this manual.If necessary contact your technical service.

Never open the machine while it is transmitting or printing.

Take care not to let humidity into the machine.

Make sure no objects fall into the machine.

If any problem occurs that can not be solved by the proceduresdescribed in this manual make sure you contact the technical service.

Follow the recommended maintenance procedures regularly.

Do not open any parts of the machine or switch it off when thephotocopier is in use.

Do not allow any magnetic objects near the photocopier.

Switch the photocopier off immediately and remove the socket if themachine becomes unusually hot or if smoke or an unusual smelloccurs.

Used cartridges may be taken back by the technical service station as a

part of the maintenance procedures.

Laser Safety

This fax machine contains a page printer which operates by means of a

laser. This fax machine contains a page printer which operates by meansof a laser. This machine does not impose any danger as long as it is usedaccording to the procedures described in this manual. The laser is limitedto the interior of the machine. The environment is protected from the laseremission by the covers of the machine.



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Internal Laser Radiation

Medium radiation: 1.03 (mW) wave length: 770-810 (nm)

The machine works with an invisible class IIIb laser. The printer head unitmust not be opened, cleaned or repaired by the user.

Ozone Release Warning

During printer operation, a small quantity of ozone is released. Thisamount is not large enough to harm anyone. However, be sure the roomwhere the fax machine is being used has adequate ventilation, especiallyif you are printing a high volume of material or if the fax machine is beingused continuously over a long period.



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1.8 Characteristics

Your new copier is a compact multi-functional device facilitating your workand reducing your fax communication times. The features of the unitinclude scanning of originals into the memory for delayed transmission,

allowing simultaneous reception of fax messages and vice versa.Type

A6 - A3 format

Up to 33.600 bps transmission speed

MH/MR/MMR/JBIG, ECM coding

Automatic document feeder up to 50 pages (A4)

Double-spaced LCD with 20 characters

64 level grey scale.

Copying functions

2 in 1 copying

Sort function.

Fax functions

Delayed transmission

Relay broadcast initiation

Multi tasking operation interface

Polling RX/TX Confidential reception/mailbox transmission.



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2 Installation

2.1 LocationPlease take into consideration the following recommendations.

Avoid direct exposure to sunlight and place the machine away fromheaters.

Avoid humid or dusty locations.

Place the machine on an even, non-vibrating surface.

Keep the machine away from magnetic fields (TV sets, radios).

Avoid locations close to ventilation openings, air conditioners and

heaters. The machines should be easily accessible from all sides.

Make sure no liquids can enter the machine.

Keep all covers closed when the machine is in standby, as this willprevent the transmission or receipt of documents. If any cover isopened no transmission or reception is possible.

If any cover is opened during sending or receiving the procedure isinterrupted. This could lead to incorrect document scanning and

printing. Ensure there is enough space (approx. 40 cm clearance around the

machine), for optimum operation and easy access.

Do not place any items which are heavier than 3 kg on the machine.

Location

The optimum environmental conditions for your copier are:

Temperatures between 10°C and 32°C(with a max. fluctuation of 10°C per hour).

Humidity level between 15% and 85%(with a max. fluctuation of 20% per hour).

Power Supply

The following tolerances apply:

Voltage fluctuation: ±10%.

Frequency fluctuation: ±0,3%.



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Positioning the Copier

Ensure there is a clearance of at least 150 mm between the wall and themachine for optimum ventilation.

Dimensions in mm

Front view Side view

645

562

911

6 9 2

9 3 6



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2.2 Unpacking

Removing the Transport Protection Devices

1 Remove the adhesive strips from

the flatbed scanner and powercable.


the cover of the paper tray.


the back of the machine.

4 Remove the adhesive strips fromthe single sheet feeder.



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5 Turn the dowel pin on the scannerclockwise by 90°and remove it.

Installing the Document Cover

1 Insert the pins from the documentcover in the appropriate slots.

2 Secure the document cover to thescrews on the copier.

3 Affix the stickers.



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2.3 Machine layout

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External view

4

3

1

26

Left angle View from the right

5

Pos. Description Description

1 Paper stacking tray Copiesproduced/incoming documents are stored here(max. 100 sheets of plain paper).

2 Paper tray(1st paper tray)

Holds up to 250 sheets of A4L or A5L paper(L= Landscape).

3 Manual single sheetfeeder

Takes single sheets of varying paper formats andtypes which are fed manually.

4 Control panel Keys and displays used to operate the machine.

5 Document cover Holds the document in place on the glass.

6 Mains switch Used to switch the machine on and off.



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Internal view

WARNING

The heating element will be hot and could burn you!The temperature of the heating element can reach up to 120°C.

➜ Do not touch the heating element.

➜ Do not touch any parts which are labelled accordingly :.

View from the right View from the rightwith the main unit openwith the lid open

2

1

3

4

5

Pos. Description Description1 Opening the main unit Place your fingers under the handle and pull the

release mechanism to open the unit.

2 Original glass Place the document with the side to be copied facedown on the glass.

3 Document pressure pad Holds the document in place on the glass.

4 Processing unit Contains the toner.

5 Heating element Transfers the toner to the copy paper.



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Automatic Document Feeder AF-8

Takes the document automatically.

321

5

4


1 Extending the documentfeeder

Pull out the extension if you have larger formatteddocuments.

2 Document feeder Insert documents face up in the document feeder.

3 Document guide This can be adjusted to fit the paper format.

4 Paper jam panel Open the panel to remove the paper jam in thedocument feeder.

5 Document output tray Documents which have been fed through thedocument feeder are stored here.



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Paper Tray PF-116

The tray is designed to hold up to 500 sheets of 80 g/m2 paper in A4Lformat.

Memory Upgrade (Optional Accessory)

Upgrades the memory capacity of the copier.

If you make a large quantity of copies which take up a lot of memory, youshould increase the RAM of the copier using the upgrade option. This

optimises the data flow.The following memory upgrades are available:

16 MB memory upgrade

32 MB memory upgrade.

Printer Unit Pi1501 (Optional Accessory)

Enables the machine to be used as a printer.

TWAIN Interface Driver (Optional Accessory)Enables the copier to be used as a scanner.

1


1 Paper Tray holds up to 500 sheets of A4L paper



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2.4 Control Panel, Displays and Keys

No. Display/Key FUNCTION

1 PC LED Flashes when the machine is receiving data from a PC.

2 RESOLUTION LEDs Enter the current resolution (standard, fine, S-fine, halftone).

3 MEMORY RX LED LED is on when the Memory RX Mode has been set.

4 RESOLUTION Press this key to change the resolution sett ings.5 2 IN 1 Press this key to set the 2 in 1 copy function.

6 SORT Press this key to set the sort function.

7 LCD (Liquid CrystalDisplay)

Shows the status of the machine and contains informationabout the operation modes.

8 NO (C) Press this key to interrupt an operation.

9 OK Press this key to confirm settings.

10 Numeric keypad Use these keys to enter numbers and letters, eg. faxnumbers and destination names.

11 COPY/FAX Press this key to choose between copy mode and faxmode.

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12 CONTRAST KEYS Press these keys to manually change the contrastsettings, eg. to select one of the options from the functionmenus.

13 AUTO / PHOTO Press this key to select one of the contrast options(automatic contrast, manual contrast, photo contrast).

14 PAPER Press this key to select one of the paper trays.

15 SPACE Press this key to enter a space and scroll through thefunction menus.

16 ZOOM Press this key to select a zoom ratio.

17 ERASE Press this key to change letters or numbers which havebeen entered using the numeric keypad, and to scrollthrough the function menus.

18 RESET DISPLAY Press this key to return to the standard display.

19 STOP Press this key to interrupt copying, transmission andreception operations.

20 START Press this key to start copying, transmission andreception operations.

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12 13 12 14 15 16 17

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21 FUNCTION Press this key to open the menu.Select the requiredfunction using the numeric keys.

22 REDIAL/PAUSE Use this key to either redial or to generate a pause.

23 MANUAL DIAL Press this key to manually establish a connection, as youwould do with the telephone.

24 BOOK TX Press this key to transmit a book.

25 PHONE BOOK Press this key to search for a number stored in the phonebook.

26 SPEED DIAL Use this key to enter a two digit speed dial number.

27 ONE TOUCH Use this key to dial a stored number.You can also usethese keys to access various fax functions.

28 STORE Press this key to send documents stored in the memory.

29 CONFIRM Press this key to select the counter option and reportmenus.

30 UTILITY Press this key to access the settings menu.Select therequired function using the numeric keys.

31 ERROR LED This LED is on, if an error occurs.

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2.5 Processing Unit

This machine produces images and characters by applying the tonerthrough the drum cartridge onto the page to be printed.

The processing unit should be handled with care when installed or

replaced, to ensure proper performance at all times. Never expose thecartridge to direct sunlight or any other direct light. Store the cartridge inan environment that is not subject to extreme heat or humidity. Detailedinformation on the care and handling of the processing unit can be foundin the actual packaging and operating manual.

The cartridge should be replaced when "toner low" is displayed.

Please consult the regulations for disposal of such products in your area.

Used cartridges may be taken back by the technical service station as part

of the maintenance procedures.

✎

NoteTo avoid damage to the processing cartridge caused by light, cover it

with a cloth as soon as it is removed from the fax.



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2.6 Installing the Cartridge

WARNING

Toner cartridges can be a health risk!Toner, if swallowed can be a danger to your health.

➜ If you come in contact with the toner, remember to wash your handsimmediately with cold water and soap.

WARNING



Only use cartridges which are specifically designed for this machine.Original accessories and consumables provide optimum print quality andminimum maintenance. For further information, please contact yourtechnical service.

1 Place your fingers under thehandle on the right side of themachine. Pull the releasemechanism towards you. Lift up

the upper part of the unit as far asit will go.

2 Hold the used cartridge in bothhands and carefully pull it out ofthe machine.



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3 Shake the new cartridge a fewtimes. This should release anysolid toner.

4 Hold the handle of the cartridge inboth hands. Place the cartridgealong the green marked guides.

5 Carefully insert the cartridge along the guides into the machine.

The cartridge will automatically move towards the back.

6 Once the cartridge stops, carefully

apply some pressure to thecartridge. You will then hear a'click' as the cartridge slots intoplace.

7 Close the machine.



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2.7 Adding Paper

250 Sheet Paper Tray

This paper tray will only take A4L or A5L paper. When filling the paper

tray, remember to remove any remaining paper as this may lead tomalfunctions.

1 Remove the transparent cover ofthe paper tray.

2 Pull the paper guides out as far asthey will go.

3 Add your paper and push it to theback of the tray.

4 Check that you have not exceeded

the maximum height (see markingon the side of the paper tray).



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5 Push the paper guides until theytouch the paper.

6 Replace the transparent cover ofthe standard paper tray.



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2nd Paper Tray — 500 Sheets

This paper tray will only take A4L paper.

1 Carefully pull the paper tray out asfar as it will go.

2 Press the paper lifting plate downuntil you hear a 'click'.

3 Add the paper. Ensure that the

corners of the stack of paper areunder both paper stoppers.

4 Check that you have not exceeded

the maximum height (see markingon the paper tray).

5 Close the paper tray.



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2.8 Connecting the Telephone Line Cable

1 Plug the other end of the telephone cord into the bottom terminal onthe righthand side at the back of the machine.

2 Connect the telephone cable to the wall outlet.

✎

NoteThe upper terminal must not be used for this machine.

Connecting the Power Cable

Plug the power cable into the corresponding terminal on the machine and

into the wall socket.

2.9 Operating the Machine

1 Move the power switch to ON.

2 After approx. 30 seconds, the[START] key will flash green. Thedisplay shows the followingmessage: The machine is now

ready for operation.

ON

OFF

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3.1 PreparationBefore you can operate all the functions on your fax machine, you mustenter several settings. This chapter explains how to set your name, yourline type and the remote locations with which you may wish tocommunicate.

You can cancel the setting at any time by pressing [NO] or [RESET]. Thesetting will then not be saved. If you do not press any key within 30seconds your fax machine will return to standby mode.

3.2 Typing Conventions in this ManualIf nothing else is requested, all keys are to be pressed one after the other.This is also the case if they are connected by a "to facilitate thelayout."Press [0] + [5] + [YES]" means: Press the numeric key [0], then thenumeric key [5] and then the key labelled [YES].

3.3 Enter text

You can use the one-touch keys to enter characters. To enter special

characters, follow the instructions given in the table below. Press [YES] tosave the relevant setting. To add a space, press [SPACE]. If you havemade a mistake, press the [DELETE] key to correct the mistake. Press theright or left arrow key (AUTO/PHOTO) to move the cursor whilst enteringletters and special characters.



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Special Characters

Press the [*] key as many times as shown in the table.

Press the numeric key [27] as many times as shown in the table.

Numeric key * Numeric key * Numeric key *

Press * once Ä Press * 9 times é Press * 17 times ç

Press * 2 times ä Press * 10 times í Press * 18 times Æ

Press * 3 times Ö Press * 11 times ó Press * 19 times Ñ

Press * 4 times ö Press * 12 times ú Press * 20 times ¿

Press * 5 times Ü Press * 13 times Å Press * 21 times Ø

Press * 6 times ü Press * 14 times î Press * 22 times ø

Press * 7 times á Press * 15 times à Press * 23 times ß

Press * 8 times É Press * 16 times °

One-touch key 27 & One-touch key 27 & One-touch key 27 &

Press & once & Press & 9 times . Press & 17 times $

Press & twice # Press & 10 times , Press & 18 times :

Press & 3 times * Press & 11 times ! Press & 19 times ;

Press & 4 times - Press & 12 times + Press & 20 times @

Press & 5 times / Press & 13 times = Press & 21 times %

Press & 6 times ( Press & 14 times < Press & 22 times [

Press & 7 times ) Press & 15 times > Press & 23 times ]

Press & 8 times " Press & 16 times ? Press & 24 times ’



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3.4 Entering your Fax Number

You can place your name and fax number in the header. The header willappear at the top of the faxes you send. Up to 20 characters can beentered.

The information in the header help the receiving station to identify thesender.

Press [SPACE] to add blanks.

1 Press [FAX] on the control panel.

2 Press [UTILITY] and 3 x [SPACE].

3 Press [2] on the numeric keypad

and enter your fax number.

4 Press [YES] to confirm the entry

and [NO] to cancel the entry.

MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

INITIAL USER DATA?

OK=YES / or 1-3

= 123456

OK=YES / or 1-3

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3 Entering data

3-4 Di151 Fax Unit

3.5 Entering Your Company Name

You can either enter your company name, your name or both. Up to 32characters can be entered.

Refer to Section 3.3 for instructions on how to make the entries.



3 Press [3] on the numeric keypadand enter your name.

4 Press [YES] to confirm the entryand [NO] to cancel the entry.

MAY. 09 13:00 100%

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INITIAL USER DATA?

OK=YES / or 1-3

NAME=MINOLTA

OK=YES

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3.6 Entering Date and Time

The date and time appear on the display, the activity report and the otherfax machine's printouts.




and enter the time and date(YYMMDD).

4 Press [YES] to confirm the entryand [NO] to cancel the entry.

MAY. 09 13:00 100%-SET DOC. FACE UP-

INITIAL USER DATA?

OK=YES / or 1-3

14:46 '00 05 09SET TIME (OK=YES)

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3-6 Di151 Fax Unit

3.7 Set Phone Type

Use this function to adjust your fax machine to your telephone connection.

Dialling Mode

Choose the dialling mode which applies to your telephoneconnection.Tone dialling (DTMF) dials the number by transmitting acombination of beeps.You might need it when your fax has to transmit aset of numbers which are coded as beeping noises, e.g. when you use themailbox function. Pulse dialling dials by transmitting a number of pulsesfor each dialled number.


2 Press [UTILITY] and 5 x [SPACE]on the numeric keypad.

3 Press [1] on the numeric keypad.

4 Select the desired setting usingthe arrow keys and press [YES].

❍ If you have selected the setting

"PULSE", you will be asked inthe next display to set the number of pulses. Select 10 PPS usingthe arrow keys and confirm your selection with [YES].

5 Press [NO] to return to standbymode.

MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

COMM. SETTING?

OK=YES / or 1-3

1 TONE / PULSE

*TONE PULSE

<, > & YES

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PSTN or PBX

Use this function to set the machine to PSTN or PBX. PBX line allows dialnumbers (prefix no.) line access.

PSTN


2 Press [UTILITY] and 5 x [SPACE]

on the numeric keypad.


4 Select "PSTN" using the arrowkeys and press [YES].


MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

COMM. SETTING?

OK=YES / or 1-3

3 PSTN / PBX

*PSTN PBX

<, > & YES

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3-8 Di151 Fax Unit

Private Branch Exchange (PBX)

The prefix is limited to 4 digits.




4 Select "PBX" using the arrow keysand press [YES].

5 Dial the prefix using the numeric

keypad and press [YES].


MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

COMM. SETTING?

OK=YES / or 1-3

3 PSTN / PBX

PSTN *PBX

<, > & YES

PRE-FIX NO.= 0

OK=YES

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Di151 Fax Unit 3-9

3.8 Storing Numbers

Sub Addressing

When entering one-touch and speed dial numbers it is possible to enter a

sub-address. This enables you for instance to access sub-addressesdirectly from the server. The sub-address is limited to 20 digits.

Fax Server

If the TTI is9999then

56789

Norm

ID9999

12345

34567

56789

66112

12345

34567

56789

66112

With SUB

ID9999

SUB66112

Fax Server

If the TTI is

9999then

56789



3 Entering data

3-10 Di151 Fax Unit

Entering One-Touch Numbers

Use this function to store your most frequently called fax numbers forinstant recall or to arrange call groups (for more information, refer to

"Entering Call Groups").



3 Press [1] on the numeric keypadand then the required one-touchkey.

4 Use the numeric keypad to enterthe number and press [YES].

❍ Press [SPACE] to enter a sub-address.

5 Enter the name and press [YES].

6 Use the arrow keys to select therequired modem speed and press[YES].

7 Press the next one-touch key andcontinue repeating the processuntil all one-touch keys have been

entered.

8 Press [NO] twice to return tostandby mode.

MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

DIAL REGISTRATION?

OK=YES / or 1-5

=_

=123456_

OK=YES (SUB=)

NAME=MINOLTA_

OK=YES

*33.6 14.4 9.6

<, > & YES

-SELECT REGIST. KEY-

(COMPLETE=NO)

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Di151 Fax Unit 3-11

Entering Speed Dial Numbers

Similar to the one-touch keys you can store fax numbers as speed dialnumbers. You dial a speed dial number by entering a two-digit identifier

code. Up to 100 speed dial numbers can be stored (00-99).




4 Enter the speed dial number'sidentifier code.

5 Use the numeric keypad to enterthe number and press [YES].

❍ Press [SPACE] to enter a sub-

address.

6 Enter the name and press [YES].


8 Continue repeating the processfrom step 4 until all speed dialnumbers have been entered.

9 Press [NO] twice to return to

standby mode.

MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

DIAL REGISTRATION?

OK=YES / or 1-5

SPEED DIAL=_

SPEED DIAL= 01

=123456_

OK=YES (SUB=)

NAME=MINOLTA_

OK=YES

*33.6 14.4 9.6

<, > & YES

SPEED DIAL=_

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3 Entering data

3-12 Di151 Fax Unit

Changing One-Touch or Speed Dial Numbers

You can change one-touch/speed dial keys by following the procedure

below. The example below describes how to change a one-touch key. Tochange a speed dial key, press [SPEED DIAL] under point 3 and press [2]

on the numeric keypad; enter the speed dial number and then follow theinstructions.



3 Press [1] on the numeric keypadand then the required one-touchkey and press [NO].

4 Select "ENTER" using the arrowkeys and press [YES].

5 Use the numeric keypad to enterthe new number and press [YES]twice.

6 If necessary, enter the new name

and press [YES].


MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

DIAL REGISTRATION?

OK=YES / or 1-5

REGISTERED! KEEP?

OK=YES (EDIT/DEL=NO)

*EDIT DELETE

<, > & YES

=123456_

OK=YES (DEL=NO)

NAME=MINOLTA_

OK=YES (DEL=NO)

*33.6 14.4 9.6

<, > & YES



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8 Press the next one-touch key andcontinue repeating the processuntil all one-touch keys have beenchanged.



(COMPLETE=NO)

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3-14 Di151 Fax Unit

Erasing One-Touch- or Speed Dial Numbers

You can erase one-touch/speed dial keys by following the procedurebelow. The example below describes how to erase a one-touch key. To

change a speed dial key, press [SPEED DIAL] under point 3 and press [2]on the numeric keypad; enter the speed dial number and then follow the

instructions.



3 Press [1] on the numeric keypadand then the required one-touchkey and press [NO].

4 Select "ENTER" using the arrow

keys and press [YES].

5 Press the next one-touch key andcontinue repeating the processuntil all one-touch keys have beendeleted.


MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

DIAL REGISTRATION?

OK=YES / or 1-5

REGISTERED! KEEP?


EDIT *DELETE

<, > & YES


(COMPLETE=NO)

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



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Di151 Fax Unit 3-15

Entering Call Groups

Your fax machine can scan the documents once and then send it tonumerous other fax machines (call groups). Use this function, if you

frequently send to the same group. You can program up to 40 groups,each having up to 99 destinations. Speed dial numbers may also be

programmed. For this press [SPEED DIAL] in step 5.



3 Press [3] on the numeric keypadand then the one-touch key whereyou want to store the group.

4 Enter the name of the group and

press [YES].

5 Press the one-touch key wherethe fax number is stored.

❍ Press [SPEED DIAL] and enterthe 2-digit speed dial number tostore a speed dial number.

6 Press [YES] to enter other

numbers.❍ Press [START] to return to

standby mode.

MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

DIAL REGISTRATION?

OK=YES / or 1-5


GROUP NAME=_

NO. 001=ONE-TOUCH 02

NO. 002=ONE-TOUCH 09



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3-16 Di151 Fax Unit

7 Press [NO] twice to return to thestandard display.

✎

NoteFrom the call group menu, you can also store a sub-address or a

selective polling number.

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Di151 Fax Unit 3-17

Changing Group Dials

You can program group dials by following the procedure below:



3 Press [3] on the numeric keypadand then the one-touch key where

the group is stored.

4 Press [NO].



6 Enter the new name of the groupand press [YES].

7 Press [NO].

8 Enter the new call number.

❍ Press [START] to return to

standby mode.

9 Press [NO] twice to return to thestandard display.

MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

DIAL REGISTRATION?

OK=YES / or 1-5


REGISTERED! KEEP?


*EDIT DELETE

<, > & YES

GROUP NAME=_

NO.002=BERLIN

OK=YES (DEL=NO)

NO.003=_

OK=YES (Fin.=START)

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3 Entering data

3-18 Di151 Fax Unit

Erasing Call Groups

You can erase group dials by following the procedure below:



3 Press [3] on the numeric keypadand then the one-touch key where

the group is stored.

4 Press [NO].




Phone Book

You do not need to enter any data into the phone book. All one-touch

numbers, speed dial numbers and call groups are automatically stored inthe phone book. How to dial with the telephone book will be explained inthe "Sending faxes" chapter.

MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

DIAL REGISTRATION?

OK=YES / or 1-5


REGISTERED! KEEP?


EDIT *DELETE

<, > & YES

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ä [A] ü 1A4



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Di151 Fax Unit 3-19

3.9 Advanced Settings

You can adjust the machine to your personal requirements with thefollowing settings.

Buzzer volumeUse this function to set the buzzer tone, for example, when an erroroccurs. Follow the procedure below:


2 Press [UTILITY] and [6] on the

numeric keypad.


4 Press [NO] to return to standby

mode.

MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

6 BUZZER VOLUME

*HIGH LOW OFF

<, > & YES

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3-20 Di151 Fax Unit

Header

Your fax number, your name, the number of pages to be transmitted, dateand time appear in the header. This information is transmitted to the other

fax machine. To do this, it uses the set data.

Use this function to print a header on the transmitted pages. Follow theprocedure below:






mode.

MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

TX OPERATION?

OK=YES / or 1-7

6 HEADER

*ON OFF

<, > & YES

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Di151 Fax Unit 3-21

Footer

The footer shows the number of pages, an ID number and the date andtime of the transmission. Use this function to print a footer on the received

pages. Follow the procedure below:






MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

RX OPERATION?

OK=YES / or 1-8

8 FOOTER

*ON OFF

<, > & YES

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3 Entering data

3-22 Di151 Fax Unit

LCD Contrast

Use this function to adjust the LCD contrast of the display to the lightconditions on site. For this proceed as follows:


2 Press [UTILITY] and [5] on thenumeric keypad.

3 Select the desired setting using

the arrow keys and press [YES].



5 LCD CONTRAST

LIGHT ä

ü DARK<, > & YES

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ä [A] ü 1A4



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Power Save Mode

The power save function reduces the power consumption of the machinewhen in standby mode. The default setting is "ON". If you want to change

the setting, follow the procedure below:




4 Use the numeric keypad to enterthe required time and press [YES].


MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

2 POWER SAVE MODE

*ON OFF

<, > & YES

TIMER= 15min. (1-120)

OK=YES

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3 Entering data

3-24 Di151 Fax Unit

Energy Save Mode OFF

This function enables you to temporarily switch off the energy save mode,without having to reprogram the time. If you want to change the setting,

follow the procedure below:





MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

3 POWER SAVE OFF

*DISABLE ENABLE

<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



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Di151 Fax Unit 3-25

Remote Diagnosis

This function enables the technical service to check settings using thetelephone line. If you want to change the setting, follow the procedure

below:





MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

7 REMOTE MONITOR

*ON OFF

<, > & YES

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ä [A] ü 1A4



3 Entering data

3-26 Di151 Fax Unit

Setting the Monitor Volume

With this function you can set the volume of the monitor, to hear the buildup of the communication.






mode.


COMM. SETTING?

OK=YES / or 1-3

2 LINE MONITOR

*HIGH LOW OFF

<, > & YES

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ä [A] ü 1A4



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Automatic Reset

This function enables you to determine the number of minutes after whichthe machine settings should automatically return to the default setting.







mode.


1 AUTO RESET

*ON OFF<, > & YES

*0.5 1 2 3 4

<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



3 Entering data

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4 Sending

4.1 TransmissionNotes on Original Documents

Your new fax machine can transmit the following document sizes. You canplace up to 50 sheets of A4 paper in the Automatic Document Feeder(ADF).

If the document is longer than 500 mm, the machine recognises adocument jam and stops scanning the document.

Use yellow, green-yellow or light blue colours for information you do notwant to be transmitted.

Make sure ink, glue, correction fluid, etc. are completely dry before yousend a fax.

CAUTION

Staples and paper clips may damage the machine.➜ Remove all staples and paper clips before sending a document.

Feedingdirection

Feeding Feeding

direction direction

Maximumdocument size216 mm

Minimumdocument size148 mm

Effectivetext widthmax. 208 mm

1 0 6 m m 5

0 0 m m



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Using Carryier Film

Documents that meet the following characteristics must be photocopied orplaced in a carrying film before they can be sent:

paper sizes less than 148 mm wide or less than 100 mm long;

paper lighter than 50g/m²; folded, torn, wrinkled, damp, rough or curled documents;

chemically treated and pressure sensitive copy paper.

Placing the Documents in the Feeder

1 Insert the document face up in thedocument feeder.

2 Centre the document and adjustthe paper guides so that they justtouch the edges of the original

document.

Placing Documents on the Glass

1 Place the document face down on

the glass.



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Di151 Fax Unit 4-3

2 Align the document along thecentre marking of the documentguide and close the documentcover.

You can insert up to 50 pages of A4 into the document feeder. Make surethe pages are well placed and aligned before starting the transmission.

If the paper is curled or pages stick together, more than one page at a timecould be fed into the machine which can lead to paper jams or faultytransmissions. In this case you should insert the pages one by one to

ensure correct feeding of the documents.

The standard transmission memory holds approx. 45 pages of the ITUTest Document 1 (standard resolution). Ensure the displayed memorycapacity does not drop to 0 (%) during scanning, as this may cancel theprocess.



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4-4 Di151 Fax Unit

4.2 Transmission Settings

Resolution

1 Insert the document into the ADF.

If you send documents with normal print or typed documents, it is notnecessary to make any further adjustments. To change the quality of thetransmission, press [RESOLUTION].

[RESOLUTION] has four settings:

Standard This is the normal resolution for most typed documents andsimple drawings (e.g. use of typewriters).

Fine Resolution used for fine print e.g. newspaper articles.

S. Fine This resolution is suitable for fine print e.g. illustrations.

Half Tone Halftone mode captures shades in photographs and drawings.



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Di151 Fax Unit 4-5

Default Setting Resolution

If you set the resolution via the control panel, this setting is only kept forthe current transmission. You can permanently change the default setting

of the resolution in the "Transmission Settings" menu. Follow theprocedure below:



3 Press [2] on the numeric keypad,select the required setting usingthe arrow keys and press [YES].


MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

TX OPERATION?

OK=YES / or 1-7

*STD F S/F H/T

<, > & YES

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ä [A] ü 1A4



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4-6 Di151 Fax Unit

Contrast

Use the contrast keys to adjust the setting. If you raise the contrast, finedifferences in tone on the document are enhanced and transmitted more

clearly. However, information may be lost during this process.

Default Contrast Setting

If you set the contrast via the control panel, the setting will only apply to

the current transmission. You can permanently change the contrastdefault setting in the "Transmission Settings" menu. Follow the procedurebelow:





mode.

MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

TX OPERATION?

OK=YES / or 1-7

LIGHT äü DARK

<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



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Di151 Fax Unit 4-7

Page Counter

This function compares the number of pages entered with the number ofpages scanned. If they do not match, your machine will set off an alarm.



3 Press [3] on the numeric keypad,

select the required setting usingthe arrow keys and press [YES].



TX OPERATION?

OK=YES / or 1-7

*ON OFF<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



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4-8 Di151 Fax Unit

Closed User Group

This function minimises the communication with recipients which arestored as one-touch or speed dial numbers on your machine.







TX OPERATION?

OK=YES / or 1-7

*ON OFF<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



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Di151 Fax Unit 4-9

Default Transmission Setting

This function enables you to store the memory transmission or directtransmission as a default setting.







TX OPERATION?

OK=YES / or 1-7

*MEM. TX ADF TX

<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



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4-10 Di151 Fax Unit

4.3 Dialling Mode

Seven different dialling methods are available.

Insert the document face up into the ADF, press [FAX] on the controlpanel and dial using the required dialling option.

Manual Dialling Using the Numeric Keypad

1 Enter the fax number using thenumeric keypad and press[START]. You can check thenumber on the display and, ifnecessary, delete it and then enter the new number. A maximum of30 digits can be entered using the numeric keypad.

Automatic Dialling Using One-Touch Dialling

1 Press one of the one-touch keys

[01] - [27] which has already beenprogrammed. After scanning thedocument, the machine willautomatically dial the number.

Automatic Dialling Using Speed Dialling

1 Press [SPEED DIAL] and thenenter the 2-digit speed dial

number (00-99).

2 The name of the remote faxmachine appears on the display.Press [START] and the machinewill automatically start dialling

after it has scanned the document.

=123456_

(TX=START)

=123456_

SPEED DIAL=01

=TOKYO

(TX=START)



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Automatic Call Groups

1 Press one of the one-touch keys[01]- [27]. If a group is stored, itsname will appear on the display.

After scanning the document, theDi151f will dial automatically.

Program Dialling

You can program the following functions in the last four one-touch keys[24]- [27]:

BroadcastingSee “Program Dialling Broadcast Transmission” on page 4-19

Delayed TransmissionSee “Program Dialling, Timer Transmission” on page 4-17

Mailbox TransmissionSee “Program Dialling Mailbox Transmission” on page 4-25

Polling ReceptionSee “Program Dialling Polling RX” on page 5-8

Relay TransmissionSee “Program Dialling Relay Transmission” on page 4-22.

GROUP NAME=MINOLTA



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4-12 Di151 Fax Unit

Combination Dialling

You can use this function to dial the pre-dial number you have stored in aone-touch key or as a speed dial number. It is necessary that the pre-dial

number and a [+] character (eg. 123+) are stored as one-touch number orspeed dial number.

1 Press the one-touch key or speeddial key where you have stored thepre-dial number.

2 Enter the rest of the number and

press [START].

You can also enter the second part of the number using the one-touch keys or the speed dial numbers.

Phone Book

The phone book lists all one-touch and speed dial numbers which arestored in your Di151f.

1 Press [PHONE BOOK]. Select thedesired setting using the arrow


2 Press [START].

If you have selected [LIST], you can scroll through the phone book usingeither [SPACE] or [DELETE]. Pressing "SEARCH" enables you to searchfor a number or name alphabetically or numerically.

Manual Redial

1 Insert the document face up into the ADF and press [REDIAL/ PAUSE] and [START].

✎

Note

No further settings are required for the automatic redial function.

=123+

=123+456

(TX=START)

*LIST SEARCH

<, > & YES

*123456

OK=START



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Di151 Fax Unit 4-13

4.4 Memory Transmission

The memory transmission should be selected as the default transmissionmode. Since your fax has several functions, it is possible to scandocuments into the memory for later transmission even though your fax

machine is currently sending, receiving or printing from memory. As soonas the current operation has been completed, the newly scanneddocument will be processed. Memory transmission offers severaladvantages. Make sure the memory LED is on. If this is not the case,press [MEMORY].

1 Insert the document face up intothe ADF and press [FAX] on thecontrol panel.

2 Dial the telephone numbermanually or use one of the one-touch keys or speed dial numbers.

3 Press [START] to scan thedocument. It will be automaticallysent from memory.

✎ NoteYour Di151f comes with an ECM (Error Correction Mode). In this

mode, data that may be lost due to poor line quality is sent repeatedly.

This procedure considerably reduces the number of errors.

=ENTER FAX NO.

or FUNCTION

=123456_ (TX=START)

*MEMORY* 100%

123456 1



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4-14 Di151 Fax Unit

4.5 Direct Transmission

You can send directly from the ADF if not enough memory is available toscan all of the document you want to transmit. Make sure you haveswitched off [MEMORY TX].

1 Insert the document face up intothe ADF and press [FAX] on thecontrol panel.

2 Dial the number manually usingthe one-touch keys or speed dialkeys and press [START].

=ENTER FAX NO.or FUNCTION

=123456_

(TX=START)



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Di151 Fax Unit 4-15

4.6 Book TX

Use this function to send pages from books directly from the glass topwithout having to first photocopy the pages.

1 Place the book face down on theglass and press [BOOK TX].

2 Enter the fax number and press

[YES].

3 Press [YES].

❍ Press [NO] to select analternative format. Confirm thenew format by pressing [YES].

4 Press [YES] to continue scanningpages or [START] to start thetransmission.


= 123456

OK=YES

SCAN BOOK (A4)SCAN=YES (SIZE=NO)

NEXT PAGE? (A4) 1

SCAN=YES (TX=START)



4 Sending

4-16 Di151 Fax Unit

4.7 Delayed Transmission (Timer)

You can use this function to take advantage of lower evening and week-end long-distance rates.

You can only use this function if the date and time have been programmed

in the machine.

Insert the document face up into the ADF.

Adjust contrast and resolution if necessary.



3 Enter the required time oftransmission and press [YES].

4 Enter the fax number and press[START].

Themachinescansthedocumentinto memory.

5 Press [NO] to confirm the entry.

❍ Press [YES] to continueprogramming furthertransmissions.

If the memory becomes full during the scan process, your fax will return tostandby mode. In this case repeat the programming procedure whenenough memory is available again.

=ENTER FAX NO.

or FUNCTION

2 TIMER TX

TIMER = 12 : 30

OK=YES

=123456_ (TX=START)

TIMER = 12 : 30

OK=YES (COMPLETE=NO)



Sending 4

Di151 Fax Unit 4-17

Program Dialling, Timer Transmission

You can also program the timer function for one of the one-touch keys[24] - [27].




and then the required memory key[24]- [27].


5 Enter the required time of

transmission and press [YES].

6 Enter the fax number and press[START].

7 Press [RESET DISPLAY] to return

to the standard display.


DIAL REGISTRATION?

OK=YES / or 1-5


FUNCTION

SEL. 1 / 2 / 3 / 6 / 7

TIMER = 12 : 30

OK=YES

=123456_

(TX=START)

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



4 Sending

4-18 Di151 Fax Unit

4.8 Broadcasting

Your Di151f can be used to send documents from memory to a max. of143 recipients, either manually, by using the one-touch dial, the speed dialor by using the group dial option. The machine dials and transmits the

document sequentially to each recipient. If one of the numbers isengaged, your fax machine will dial the next one and finally return to theengaged number and try again. After broadcasting, it will automaticallyprint a report and return to standby mode. If the function reservation reporthas been selected, a list of the destinations will be printed following the

transmission.

Insert the document face up in the document feeder.

Adjust contrast and resolution if necessary.



3 Enter the required fax number andpress [YES].

4 Repeat this procedure until you

have entered all recipients.

5 Press [START] to return to

standby mode.

6 Press [YES] to check therecipients or [START] to start the

transmission.

❍ When checking the recipients,you may confirm them by pressing [YES] or erase them from the

broadcast transmission by pressing [NO].


1 BROADCAST

NO. 001=123456

OK=YES

NO. 002=234567

OK=YES

NO. 003=_ (Fin.=START)

CHECK DESTINATIONS?

OK=YES (Fin.=START)



Sending 4

Di151 Fax Unit 4-19

Program Dialling Broadcast Transmission





and then the required memory key[24] - [27].


5 Enter the required fax number and

press [YES].

6 Repeat this procedure until youhave entered all recipients.

7 Press [START] to return to

standby mode.

8 Press [YES] to check therecipients or [START] to start thetransmission.

❍ When checking the recipients,you may confirm them by pressing [YES] or erase them from thebroadcast transmission by pressing [NO].


DIAL REGISTRATION?

OK=YES / or 1-5


FUNCTION

SEL. 1 / 2 / 3 / 6 / 7

NO. 001=123456

OK=YES

NO. 002=234567

OK=YES

NO. 003=_

(Fin.=START)

CHECK DESTINATIONS?

OK=YES (Fin.=START)



4 Sending

4-20 Di151 Fax Unit

4.9 Relay Transmission

This function enables you to use your Di151f as a transmission station.You send a document to one or several fax machines and they in turnsend the document to several destinations. If you use several identical

machines in your company, you can use a tree-structured distribution.This function enables you to transmit the documents to a recipient andinform that fax machine to forward your faxed document to the number(s)programmed in its relay box.

✎

NoteMachines A and B must be compatible and both must have the "relay

broadcasting" function, even if they are different models.

If the relay location (hub) and final destination are abroad, then you canreach all destinations with only one long-distance call.

Insert the documents face up in the document feeder. Adjust contrast andresolution if necessary.



3 Press the one-touch key wherethe relay location is stored andpress [YES].

Machine ADocument

Report

Machine Bone-touch/ speed dial

Machine C

Machine D

Machine E

Machine F


7 RELAY INITIATE

= 123456

OK=YES



Sending 4

Di151 Fax Unit 4-21

4 Using the numeric keypad, enterthe one-touch number where therelay location has stored the relaygroup and press [YES].

5 Enter the speed dial numberwhere the relay location hasstored the recipient of thetransmission report and press[YES].

The machine scans the pages and automatically starts transmittingthem.

RELAY GP NO.=_

OK=YES

REPORT SD NO.=_

OK=YES (DEL=NO)



4 Sending

4-22 Di151 Fax Unit

Program Dialling Relay Transmission







5 Press the one-touch key where

the relay location is stored andpress [YES].

6 Using the numeric keypad, enterthe one-touch number where therelay location has stored the relaygroup and press [YES].

7 Enter the speed dial number

where the relay location hasstored the recipient of thetransmission report and press

[YES].

8 Press [RESET DISPLAY] to returnto the standard display.


DIAL REGISTRATION?

OK=YES / or 1-5


FUNCTION

SEL. 1 / 2 / 3 / 6 / 7

= 123456

OK=YES

RELAY GP NO.=_

OK=YES

REPORT SD NO.=_ OK=YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



Sending 4

Di151 Fax Unit 4-23

4.10 Polling Transmission

The Di151f enables you to store documents which the recipient canretrieve when required. The document can even consist of several pages.

Polling transmission offers you a single mode and a multiple mode. In

single mode, the document can only be polled once. Afterwards thedocument is automatically deleted. In multiple mode, the document isscanned and polled from memory. After the polling the document remainsin memory so that several pollings are possible. To delete the document,select "Delete Document".

Insert the document into the ADF in order to scan it. Adjust contrast andresolution if necessary.


2 Press [UTILITY] and [5] on the

numeric keypad.

3 Enter the 4-digit password using

the numeric keypad and press[YES].


The machine scans the document into memory.


5 POLLING TX

POLLING ID =1234

OK=YES

*SINGLE MULTI

<, > & YES



4 Sending

4-24 Di151 Fax Unit

4.11 Mailbox Transmission

Use this function to transmit a document to a mail box. This is helpful ifonly a specific person should be reading the message. However, bothmachines must be the same model.

The transmission is only executed, if both mailbox ID codes are identical.This prevents the document from being transmitted to a wrong mailbox.

The document is scanned into the remote fax machine's memory and canonly be printed if the recipient enters the correct 4-digit mailbox passcode.

Insert the documents face up in the document feeder. Adjust contrast andresolution if necessary.



3 Use the numeric keypad to enterthe four-digit mailbox ID for the

recipient and press [YES].

4 Enter the fax number using thenumeric keypad and press[START].

The machine scans the document into memory.

=ENTER FAX NO.

or FUNCTION

3 MAILBOX TX

MAILBOX ID =1234

OK=YES

=123456_ (TX=START)



Sending 4

Di151 Fax Unit 4-25

Program Dialling Mailbox Transmission







5 Use the numeric keypad to enter

the four-digit mailbox ID for therecipient and press [YES].

6 Enter the fax number using thenumeric keypad and press[START].

7 Press [RESET DISPLAY] to return

to the standard display.


DIAL REGISTRATION?

OK=YES / or 1-5


FUNCTION

SEL. 1 / 2 / 3 / 6 / 7

MAILBOX ID =1234

OK=YES

=123456_ (TX=START)

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



4 Sending

4-26 Di151 Fax Unit

4.12 Batch Transmission

Use this function to store several documents in memory and send all ofthem at a specific time. In this way the receiving station need only becalled once. The recipient must be stored as a one-touch dial number.



3 Press [5] on the numeric keypadand then the required one-touchkey.

4 Enter the required time of

transmission and press [YES].

5 Press [NO] to cancel the entry orpress a one-touch key to storefurther transmissions.

MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

DIAL REGISTRATION?

OK=YES / or 1-5


TX TIME = 12 : 30

OK=YES


(COMPLETE=NO)



Sending 4

Di151 Fax Unit 4-27

4.13 Delete Document

This function enables you to delete programmed transmissions and datastored in the memory. If more than one job has been stored, you can scrollthrough the entries using [SPACE] and [DELETE].



3 Press [YES] to delete the job.

❍ Press the arrow key to displayadditional information.


The document is deleted.


8 CANCEL RESERV.

01 [12:30] TIMER

DEL=YES (CONF.=)

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



4 Sending

4-28 Di151 Fax Unit



Reception 5

Di151 Fax Unit 5-1

5 Reception

5.1 Manual ReceptionBasically, manual reception only makes sense if you are expecting voicecalls on the same line. You should keep this in mind when you set thereception mode. As the machine is not equipped with a telephonereceiver, a separate phone must be attached to the wall outlet of thetelephone line. Only then the manual reception mode is available. Answerthe call and press [START].

Default Reception Setting





MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

RX OPERATION?

OK=YES / or 1-8

*AUTO RX MANUAL RX

<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



5 Reception

5-2 Di151 Fax Unit

5.2 Automatic Reception

Automatic reception is set as a default. No further settings are required.

Your fax machine will answer calls after a set number of rings. The defaultsetting is 1.

5.3 Memory Back-up RX

Incoming data is stored in the memory as described below. As soon as theerror has been eliminated, the data will be automatically printed:

no paper

paper jam

no toner

printer cover open

no imaging unit.



Reception 5

Di151 Fax Unit 5-3

5.4 Memory RX (Confidential Reception)

When you use this function, the message will be stored in the memory.Only if you switch off the memory reception option and enter the correctpassword, will the fax message be printed out. Instead of a password, you

can also program a time when the message is to be printed.


2 Press [UTILITY] and then 4 x[SPACE].


4 Enter the time when you want tostart the memory RX option andpress [YES].

5 Enter the time at which the docu-ment is to be printed and press[YES].

6 Enter a 4-digit password or press

[YES].


MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

RX OPERATION?

OK=YES / or 1-8

*ON OFF

<, > & YES

ON TIME = 12 : 30

OK=YES

OFF TIME = 12 : 50

OK=YES

PASSWORD = 1234

OK=YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



5 Reception

5-4 Di151 Fax Unit

5.5 Mailbox Reception

This function is used to receive a document in a mailbox. This is helpful ifonly a specific person should be reading the message. However, both ma-chines must be of the same type.

The transmission is only executed if both mailbox ID codes are identical.This prevents the document from being transmitted to an incorrect mail-box.

The incoming document is stored in the Di151f memory and will only be

printed once the correct 4-digit mailbox number and the 4-digit mailbox IDhave been entered. You can configure up to 10 mailboxes.

Setting up a Mailbox



3 Press [5] on the numeric keypadand enter a mailbox number usingthe numeric keypad (0-9).

4 Enter a 4-digit mailbox ID using

the numeric keypad (0000 -9999)and press [YES].


mode.

MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

RX OPERATION?

OK=YES / or 1-8

MAILBOX NO.=_

SELECT 0-9

MAILBOX 1 ID =1234

OK=YES

TEXT x1.00 1ä [A] ü 1A4



Reception 5

Di151 Fax Unit 5-5

Delete Mailbox


2 Press [FUNCTION] and [4] on thenumeric keypad.

3 Press [5] on the numeric keypadand enter the number of the mail-box to be deleted using the

numeric keypad (0-9).

4 Press [NO].


the 4-digit number of the mailboxto be deleted (0000-9999) and

press [YES].

6 Press [NO], [YES] and [NO] to endthe process.

MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

RX OPERATION?

OK=YES / or 1-8

MAILBOX NO.=_

SELECT 0-9

REGISTERED! KEEP?

OK=YES (DEL=NO)

OLD M-BOX1 ID =1234

OK=YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



5 Reception

5-6 Di151 Fax Unit

Printing the Content of a Mailbox



3 Use the numeric keypad to enterthe mailbox ID and press [YES].

Your fax machine prints the message.

MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

4 PRINT MAILBOX RX

MAILBOX 1 ID =1234

OK=YES



Reception 5

Di151 Fax Unit 5-7

5.6 Polling Reception

The polling reception function is used to poll documents from other faxmachines as long as the documents have been placed either in the feederor the memory of the remote fax machine.



3 Enter the required fax number(s)and confirm by pressing [YES].

4 Press [START] to return to standby

mode.

5 Press [YES] to check therecipients or [START] to startpolling.

❍ When checking the recipients,you may confirm them by pressing [YES] or erase them from thepolling list by pressing [NO].

The machine starts polling.

MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

6 POLLING RX

NO. 001=123456

OK=YES

NO. 002=_

(Fin.=START)

CHECK DESTINATIONS?

OK=YES (Fin.=START)



5 Reception

5-8 Di151 Fax Unit

Program Dialling Polling RX

You can also program the polling function for one of the one-touch keys[24] - [27]:






5 Enter the required fax number(s)

and confirm by pressing [YES].

6 Press [START] to return to standbymode.

7 Press [YES] to check the recipi-

ents or [START] to end the pro-cess.

❍ When checking the recipients,you may confirm them by pressing [YES] or erase them from thepolling list by pressing [NO].



DIAL REGISTRATION?

OK=YES / or 1-5


FUNCTION

SEL. 1 / 2 / 3 / 6 / 7

NO. 001=123456

OK=YES

NO. 002=_

(Fin.=START)

CHECK DESTINATIONS?

OK=YES (Fin.=START)

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



Reception 5

Di151 Fax Unit 5-9

5.7 Settings for Receiving a Fax

Setting the Paper Size

This function enables you to select the desired paper format for printing.

You can choose between A4 and A5.





MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

8 UNIV. PAPER SIZE

*A4 A5 B5 B6

OK=YES (FREE SIZE=)

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



5 Reception

5-10 Di151 Fax Unit

Setting the Number of Rings

This function enables you to set the number of rings before the machineanswers an incoming call. Follow the procedure below:




enter the required number usingthe numeric keypad and press[YES].



RX OPERATION?

OK=YES / or 1-8

NO. of RINGS = 12 (1 - 16)OK=YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



Reception 5

Di151 Fax Unit 5-11

Setting Multiple Page Printing

This function enables you to print a copy of the incoming document duringreception. If you select ON (SORT), your machine will sort the copies if

you are receiving a document consisting of several pages (Batch Sorting).Follow the procedure below:


2 Press [UTILITY] and then 4 x

[SPACE].



MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

RX OPERATION?

OK=YES / or 1-8

*ON ON(SORT) OFF

<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



5 Reception

5-12 Di151 Fax Unit

Setting Reduction RX

This function enables you to determine what will happen if the incomingdocument is longer than your fax paper. 3 settings are available.

ON: The fax machine reduces the size of the image so that it can be print-

ed on A4 paper.OFF: The fax machine will not reduce the received document but print therest of the image on a second page.

CUT: The fax machine cuts off the rest of the image if the length does notexceed 10 mm. Where the length does exceed 10 mm, it will continueprinting on a second page.


2 Press [UTILITY] and then 4 x [SPACE].



MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

*ON OFF CUT

<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



Reception 5

Di151 Fax Unit 5-13

Closed User Group

This function minimises the communication with recipients which arestored as one-touch or speed dial numbers on your machine.







RX OPERATION?

OK=YES / or 1-8

*ON OFF<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



5 Reception

5-14 Di151 Fax Unit

Setting the Image Exposure

Use this function to adjust the intensity of the printout. Follow the proce-dure below:







4 PRINT DENSITY

LIGHTä

üDARK<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



Reception 5

Di151 Fax Unit 5-15

Selecting the Paper Cassette

This function enables you to assign the printing functions of your Di151f toboth paper trays. If you select the setting "CHANGE", the fax machine will

automatically change paper tray, as soon as the 1st tray is empty; if youselect the setting "NO CHANGE", an error message will appear on the dis-

play.


2 Press [UTILITY] and [9] on the nu-meric keypad.






MAY. 09 13:00 100%

-SET DOC. FACE UP-

9 PAPER SOURCE

*COPY FAX PRINTER

<, > & YES

*UNIV. TRAY SPCU

<, > & YES

*FIXED CONTINOUS

<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



5 Reception

5-16 Di151 Fax Unit



Copy 6

Di151 Fax Unit 6-1

6 Copy

6.1 Copying from the Document FeederYou can use your Di151f to produce up to 100 copies in one operation.

1 Place the document face up in thedocument feeder and press[COPY] on the control panel.

2 Enter the required number using the numeric keypad and press[START].

The machine starts copying.

6.2 Copying Using the Flatbed Scanner

1 Place the document face down onthe glass, close the cover andpress [COPY] on the controlpanel.

2 Enter the required number using the numeric keypad and press[START].


TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



6 Copy

6-2 Di151 Fax Unit

6.3 Copying Using the Flatbed Scanner

1 Bend the leading edge of the copypaper slightly upwards.This willenable the feeder to grasp the

paper easier.

2 Always feed the copy paper intothe single sheet feeder one sheetat a time.

3 Insert the paper into the singlesheet feeder in such a way that it just touches the feeder. The side

to be printed must face upwards.

Instructions on how to proceed can be taken form the sections "SelectPaper Tray" and "Select Special Paper Sizes".



Copy 6

Di151 Fax Unit 6-3

6.4 Settings for Copying

Selecting the Paper Tray

You can choose between both paper trays and the single sheet feeder.

We recommend using the single sheet feeder if you want to copy ontoOHPs, thick paper (90 -163 g/m²), post cards, etc. (1 = 1st paper tray,2 = 2nd paper tray, B = single sheet feeder).

1 Place the document in the

document feeder and press[COPY] on the control panel.

2 Continue pressing [PAPER] until

the required paper tray appears onthe display.

3 Press [START].


TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4

TEXT x1.00 1

< [A] > 2A4



6 Copy

6-4 Di151 Fax Unit

Selecting Default Special Paper Sizes

1 Place the document in thedocument feeder and press[COPY] on the control panel.

2 Continue pressing [PAPER] untilthe single sheet feeder option

appears on the display and thenpress [NO].

3 Use the arrow keys to select therequired type of paper and press[YES].

4 Select the desired format usingthe arrow keys and press [YES].

5 Insert the selected copy paper in

the single sheet feeder and press[START].


TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4

TEXT x1.00 1

< [A] > A4C? YES/NO

PLAIN OHP *CARD

<, > & YES

*A4 A5 B5 B6

OK=YES (FREE SIZE=)

TEXT x1.00 1< [A] > []



Copy 6

Di151 Fax Unit 6-5

Manually Setting Special Paper Sizes


2 Continue pressing [PAPER] untilthe single sheet feeder option

appears on the display and thenpress [NO].

3 Use the arrow keys to select therequired type of paper and press[YES].

4 Press [SPACE] to enter the paperformat.


the x-value (length) and press[YES].

6 Use the numeric keypad to enterthe y-value (width) and press[YES].

7 Insert the selected copy paper inthe single sheet feeder and press

[START].


TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4

TEXT x1.00 1

< [A] > A4C? YES/NO

PLAIN OHP *CARD

<, > & YES

*A4 A5 B5 B6

OK=YES (FREE SIZE=)

x=279mm (182 - 355) xOK=YES y

y=210mm (128 - 215) xOK=YES y

TEXT x1.00 1< [A] > []



6 Copy

6-6 Di151 Fax Unit

Selecting the Default Zoom Ratio

The following reproduction ratios may be selected:

x 1,00 (100%, A4 to A4)

x 1,15 (115%, B5 to A4)

x 1,41 (141%, A5 to A4) x 0,70 (70%, A4 to A5)

x 0,81 (81%, B5 to A5).


2 Continue pressing [ZOOM] untilthe required zoom ratio isdisplayed.

Changing the Zoom Ratio in Increments of a Percentage

This function enables you to change the zoom ratio in increments of 1%.

1 Place the document in thedocument feeder and press

[COPY] on the control panel.

2 Continue pressing [ZOOM] until azoom ratio is displayed which isthe closest to your required zoomratio.

3 Press [DELETE] to change the

zoom ratio in increments of 1%.

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4

TEXT x1.15 1ä [A] ü 1A4

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4

TEXT x1.15 1

ä [A] ü 1A4

TEXT x1.16

1ä [A] ü 1A4



Copy 6

Di151 Fax Unit 6-7

Switching Off the One-touch Dial in Copy Mode

This function enables you to switch off the one-touch dial function when incopy mode. This option is useful if you are copying from the document

feeder and accidentally press one of the one-touch keys. The documentwill not be sent immediately if the setting shows "OFF".





TX OPERATION?

OK=YES / or 1-7

*DISABLE ENABLE

<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



6 Copy

6-8 Di151 Fax Unit

Setting the Brightness of the Image

This function enables you to set the brightness of copies from thedocument feeder.

1 Press [UTILITY] and [SPACE].



mode.

COPY SETTING? OK=YES / or 1-6

*MODE1 MODE2

<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00

1ä [A] ü 1A4



Copy 6

Di151 Fax Unit 6-9

Setting Automatic Brightness

You may set the brightness in such a way that the fax machineautomatically selects the optimum density for the copy to suit the

background of the document.

1 Place the document in the document feeder and press [COPY] onthe control panel.

2 Continue pressing[AUTO/PHOTO] until the displayto the right appears.

Default Setting Automatic Brightness

This function enables you to set the level of brightness for the automaticbrightness option.




TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4

COPY SETTING?

OK=YES / or 1-6

LIGHT äü DARK

<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



6 Copy

6-10 Di151 Fax Unit

Setting Manual Brightness

This function enables you to make copies brighter or darker. 9 levels ofbrightness are available.

1 Place the document in the document feeder and press [COPY] on

the control panel.


3 Use the arrow keys to select thedesired setting.

Default Setting Manual Brightness

This function enables you to set the level of brightness for the manualbrightness option.




mode.

TEXT x1.00 1

ä ü 1A4

TEXT x1.00 1

ä ü 1A4

COPY SETTING?

OK=YES / or 1-6

LIGHTäüDARK

<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



Copy 6

Di151 Fax Unit 6-11

Setting the Photo Brightness

This function enables you to copy photos without producing the usualcopy marks.


the control panel.


3 Use the arrow keys to select thedesired setting.

Default Setting Brightness Mode

This function enables you to determine the type of brightness whichshould apply once the fax machine has been switched on or has beenreset.




PHOTO x1.00 1

ä ü 1A4

PHOTO x1.00 1

ä ü 1A4

COPY SETTING?

OK=YES / or 1-6

*AUTO MANUAL PHOTO

<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



6 Copy

6-12 Di151 Fax Unit

6.5 Auxiliary Copy Functions

Sort

The following two functions are available:

1 Non-Sort: All copies are printedwithout being sorted.

2 Sort: Copies are sorted into sets.

1 Place the document in the document feeder and press [COPY] onthe control panel.

2 Press [SORT] on the control panel.

3 Enter the number of copies using the numeric keypad and press[START].

32

1

33

32

22

11

1

32

1

32

1

32

1

32

1



Copy 6

Di151 Fax Unit 6-13

Default Sort Setting

If you select "Sort" from the control panel, the setting will only apply to thecurrent copying process. You can permanently change the default setting

in the "Copy Settings" menu.Follow the procedure below:


2 Press [6] on the numeric keypad,select the required setting using



Copy 2-sided Documents Onto One Page


the control panel.

2 Press [2 IN 1] on the control panel.

3 Enter the number of copies using the numeric keypad and press[START].

COPY SETTING?

OK=YES / or 1-6

*SORT NON-SORT

<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



6 Copy

6-14 Di151 Fax Unit

Default Setting 2 in 1

If you select "2 in 1" from the control panel, the setting will only apply tothe copying process.You can permanently change the default setting in

the "Copy Settings" menu. Follow the procedure below:


2 Press [5] on the numeric keypad,select the required setting using



✎

NoteYou may combine the sort function with the 2 in 1 function.

COPY SETTING?

OK=YES / or 1-6

*ON OFF

<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



Connecting the Fax Machine to the Computer 7

Di151 Fax Unit 7-1

7 Connecting the Fax Machine to theComputer

7.1 Setting up the Fax Machine as a PC Fax andPC Scanner

If you have installed LaserFAX 3.5, Unimessage or WinFax Pro on yourPC for these functions, then there is no need to make any further changes.The software is available as an optional accessory. For further informationplease refer to the relevant software manual.

If you use the machine as a PC fax machine, only the machine's modem

is in use. The LaserFAX 3.5 will reach a compatibility level which allows atransfer rate of up to 14400 bps between the PC and the Di151.

Use a 9-pin RS-232C interface cable, wired 1:1 (available as an optionalaccessory).

Modem Specifications

The fax machine has the following protocol specifications:

Standard: EIA-578 Class 1 Fax/Modem, no data modem included.

Speed with HDLC support 300 bps.



7 Connecting the Fax Machine to the Computer

7-2 Di151 Fax Unit

7.2 Scanner Mode

Installing the TWAIN Driver

Please proceed as follows:

1 Insert the driver disk in drive A: or D: (depending on the user specifichardware).

2 Click on "Start" and select "Execute".

3 Enter "A:\Setup" (or "D:\Setup" depending on the user specifichardware).

4 The driver installation menu will appear on the screen. Follow the

instructions until the installation has been completed.

Scanning Using the TWAIN Driver

Please proceed as follows, eg. using Microsoft Photo Editor:

1 Click on "File" in your PC program.

2 Click on "Scan Image".

3 Enter your settings under the control panel.

4 Insert the document in the document feeder or place it on the glassof the Di151.

5 Click on "Scan".



Connecting the Fax Machine to the Computer 7

Di151 Fax Unit 7-3

Setting the Scan Settings

Scanning in Class 1 Mode

Please proceed as follows:

1 Insert the document into the document feeder of the Di151.

2 Use your fax software to dial 888 and click on "OK".

The documents in the document feeder are scanned.

Option Function

M ode Includes the settings "Text" for text documents and "Photo" forimages.

Brightness You may choose between "Normal, "Light" and "Dark".

Paper size Includes the paper formats A4, letter and legal.

Resolution Select form "200x100 dpi", "200x200 dpi" and "300x300 dpi".

Setting Here you can select the baud rate and the port.



7 Connecting the Fax Machine to the Computer

7-4 Di151 Fax Unit

7.3 Using your Fax Machine as a PC Fax

This function allows you to send documents that you have created on yourcomputer directly via your Di151 without printing them first. Also faxes canbe sent directly to your computer for editing. The fax will not have to be

scanned separately.

7.4 Using your Fax Machine as a PC Printer

Please proceed as follows, eg. using LaserFax 3.5:

1 In Word for Windows, click on "Print".

2 Select "LaserFAX" in the printer menu.

3 In the "Fax Convert" menu click on the control box "Print".

4 Use your fax software to dial 888 and click on "OK".



Reports and Lists 8

Di151 Fax Unit 8-1

8 Reports and Lists

Report/List Content

Activity report Includes information such as: time of transmission,transmission mode, recipient, number of pages, transmissiontime and transmission result (OK/error).

Transmission report Lists the numbers called and the starting time.The report isprinted automatically after every transmission andtransmission error.

Reception report It includes a list of the confidential and multiple pollingdocuments as well as the reception error.

Memory data list Includes information such as: time stored in the memory,transmission mode, recipient and number of pages.

Image printout Includes information such as: time of transmission,transmission mode, recipient, number of pages, modemsetting, dialling mode and a copy of the first page containingthe memory data.

M ailbox list Lists the stored mailbox docum ents.

Key allocation report Lists the settings for group and program dialling.

Broadcasting report Includes information such as: polling box, transmission mode,time of transmission and number of pages.

Memory report Includes details about the programming of broadcasttransmissions and continuous polling. This is printedautomatically.

One-touch list Lists all recipients stored as one-touch numbers.

Speed dial list Lists all recipients stored as speed dial numbers.

Status list Lists the current machine settings.

RAM error report Prints a list of the machine settings which could not be saveddue to a memory error.

Power failure report It contains a list of all documents which could not be

transmitted during the power failure ie. data which was lost.



8 Reports and Lists

8-2 Di151 Fax Unit

8.1 Basic Report Settings

This function enables you to select whether an activity report, atransmission report, a reception report and a reservation report should beprinted automatically.


2 Press [YES], select the requiredreport by pressing [SPACE] or[DELETE] and press [YES].



mode.

REPORTING?

OK=YES / or 1-4

1 ACTIVITY REPORT

*ON OFF

<, > & YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



Reports and Lists 8

Di151 Fax Unit 8-3

8.2 Printing Reports

This function enables you to print the following reports and lists:

Transmission Report

Reception Report

Activity report

Memory data list

Image Printout

Status list

Key Allocation Report

One-Touch List

Speed Dial List.

1 Press 3 x [CONFIRM] and [YES].

2 Continue pressing [CONFIRM]until the required report appearson the display and then press[YES].

The selected report is printed.

PRINT REPORT?

OK=YES

TX RESULT REPORT

OK=YES (NEXT=CONF.)



8 Reports and Lists

8-4 Di151 Fax Unit

8.3 Displaying the Transmission Results

This function enables you to display results from the last 60 transmissions.

1 Press [CONFIRM] and [YES].

2 Select the required entry bypressing [SPACE] or [DELETE].

❍ Press [START] to print the entry.


TX/RX RESULT?

OK=YES

020(JAN. 02 00 00:28)TX

123456 -NG

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4



Reports and Lists 8

Di151 Fax Unit 8-5

8.4 Displaying the Counter

This function enables you to display the following counter options:

Number of pages printed

Number of pages scanned

Service counter

Number of pages sent

Number of pages received.

1 Press 2 x [CONFIRM] and [YES].

2 Select the required entry bypressing [SPACE] or [DELETE].

3 Press [YES] to return to standbymode.


MACHINE COUNTER?

OK=YES

TOTAL PRINT=000105

CHECK FINISH=YES

TEXT x1.00 1

ä [A] ü 1A4

TEXT x1.00 1ä [A] ü 1A4



8 Reports and Lists

8-6 Di151 Fax Unit



Troubleshooting 9

Di151 Fax Unit 9-1

9 Troubleshooting

9.1 CleaningCleaning the Machine

Clean the machine when necessary. Before cleaning the machine switchit off and unplug the power cable.

Cleaning the Document Feeder Belt

1 Clean the feeder belt using a soft

cloth and a mild detergent.

2 Carefully pull the sides of the

feeder belt to the left.You may alsoclean the covered parts.



9 Troubleshooting

9-2 Di151 Fax Unit

CAUTION

The machine may be damaged if instructions are not followed

properly➜ Never use alcohol or solvents!

➜ Always unplug the machine before you clean it!

✎

NoteMake sure the cloth does not get stuck in the machine and damages

any of the components. Never leave anything inside the machine. The

MINOLTA cleaning kit (No. 8918-561) is highly recommended for cleaning the rollers and the scanner.



Troubleshooting 9

Di151 Fax Unit 9-3

9.2 Clearing Paper Jams

1 Remove the transparent cover ofthe paper tray.

2 Remove the paper from the papertray and then put it back in thepaper tray.

3 Push the paper guides until theytouch the paper.

4 Replace the cover of the papertray.



9 Troubleshooting

9-4 Di151 Fax Unit

Clearing a Paper Jam in the 2nd Paper Tray

1 Pull the paper tray out as far as it will go.

2 Hold the green stoppers on the

side of the paper tray. Carefullypull out the paper tray.

3 Remove the jammed paper from

the paper tray.

4 Check that the paper has beeninserted correctly.

5 Replace the paper tray and close it.



Troubleshooting 9

Di151 Fax Unit 9-5

Clearing a Paper Jam Inside the Machine

WARNING



DANGER

Danger of electric shock inside the copier!There are a number of high voltage parts in the copier.

➜ Do not touch any parts which are labelled accordingly.

1 Place your fingers under thehandle and pull the releasemechanism. Lift up the upper partof the unit until you hear a "click" .

2 Get hold of the toner cartridge andcarefully pull it out of the machine.



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9-6 Di151 Fax Unit

3 Open the paper feeder.

4 Remove the jammed paper withan upwards action.



Troubleshooting 9

Di151 Fax Unit 9-7

5 Replace the toner cartridge.

6 Close the unit.



9 Troubleshooting

9-8 Di151 Fax Unit

Clearing a Paper Jam in the Document Feeder

1 Remove the documents from thedocument feeder.

2 Open the paper jam panel andremove the jammed paper.

3 Lift up the document feeder.Removed any jammed paper.

4 Close the document feeder and the paper jam panel.



Troubleshooting 9

Di151 Fax Unit 9-9

9.3 Error Messages on the LCD

Message Description Solution

*Machine is warming up*

-Original face up-

Wait a moment.

*Warning!*Machine open

The machine is open. Close the machine.

*Memory*- Original face up -

No document. Insert a document.

*Warning!*Mem. full/TX stopped

Memory full. Print out documents frommemory to increase thememory capacity.Upgrade the memory.

*Warning!*File full/TX stopped

More than 640 files havebeen stored.

Limit the number of files toless than 640.

Warning!*Document jam

Paper jam in the documentfeeder.

Remove the jammedpaper.

Warning!*No paper

The paper has run out. Insert the paper.

Warning!*RX paper jam 1

Printer paper jam inmachine.


Warning !*RX paper jam 2

Printer paper jam inside thefusing unit.


Warning !*

RX paper jam 3

Printer paper jam on the

paper transport roller.

Remove the jammed

paper.

Paper format error Incorrect paper format. Insert A4 paper in thepaper tray.

Warning !*Toner empty

The toner cartridge is empty. Replace the tonercartridge.

Warning !*ADF cover open

Document feeder cover isopen.

Close the ADF cover.

SERVICE CALL Malfunction Switch the machine off andthen on.If the same displayappears, contact the

technical service.

*Redial error" All redial attempts failed. Press [STOP] and sendagain.

*Transmission error* Press [STOP] and [YES].Try sending again.Ask the recipient to resend.

*Not stored* There is no number storedunder this one-touch key.

Select a different one-touch key or program therelevant one-touch key.

*Incorrect entry* Date or time have been

entered incorrectly.

Rectify error.

*Incorrect number of rings* The number of rings enteredis too high.

Enter up to 16 rings.



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9-10 Di151 Fax Unit

*Incorrect page count* The number of pagestransmitted does notcorrespond with the numberentered.

Count the pages again andresend.

*Incorrect ID number* Incorrect ID has beenentered.

Enter the correct ID.

*No mailbox func.* The recipient’s fax does nothave the mailbox function.

Delete the mailboxtransmission and sendagain.

*Incorrect mailbox ID* Mailbox transmission: Themailbox ID which you haveentered does not correspondwith that of the recipient.Mailbox reception: Therecipient’s mailbox ID doesnot correspond with yourmailbox ID.

Check the recipient’smailbox ID and send again.

Inform the recipient of thecorrect mailbox ID and askthem to send again.

*Mailbox ID allocated* Mailbox transmission: Therecipient’s mailbox alreadycontains a document.Mailbox reception: Yourmailbox already contains adocument.

Ask the recipient to printthe document and sendagain.Print out the documentfrom the mailbox and askthe recipient to send again.

Message Description Solution



Troubleshooting 9

Di151 Fax Unit 9-11

9.4 Poor Print Quality

Low Contrast

Grey Background

Possible cause Solution

Faulty development Replace toner.Adjust print density.Adjust contrast.

Paper Check paper is suitable and not damp.Change paper.


Print density too dark

Not cleaned properly

Adjust print density.

Clean scanner.Clean document glass.



9 Troubleshooting

9-12 Di151 Fax Unit

Black Marks

Missing Areas


Poor developmentDirty scanner

Thin paper with doublesided print

Check level of toner.Clean scanner.Clean document glass.Reduce print density.


Poor transmission Check level of toner.

Paper Check paper is suitable and not damp.Change paper.



Appendix 10

Di151 Fax Unit 10-13

10 Appendix

10.1 Specifications

General

Compatibility G 3

Max. modem speed 33.600 bps (automatic fallback)

Coding MR, MH, MMR, JBIG

ECM error correction yes

Multi tasking operationinterface

yes

Printing resolution 600 dpi

Memory capacity 2 MB

RTC backup 2,5 years

Optional accessories memory upgrade 4 MB; 6 MB

SendTransmission speed 2,5 seconds (ITU test document No.1)

Broadcasting 143 recipients

Memory transmit yes

High-speed memorytransmissions

yes

Manual/ADF transmission yes

Timer transmission yes

Polling transmission yes, up to 50 files

Mailbox transmission yes

Closed network yes

Closed user group yes

Relay transmission yes

Batch send yes

Transmission resolution 203 x 98 dpi203 x 196 dpi203 x 392 dpi



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10-14 Di151 Fax Unit

Reception

Mailbox reception yes

Polling reception yes

Closed user group yes

Memory reception yes

Reduction yes

Reception mode automatic/m anual

Print mode 100 %cutautomatic reduction(70%-100%)

Header/footer yesReception resolution 203 x 98 dpi

203 x 196 dpi203 x 392 dpi300 x 300 dpi

Backup reception yes

Dialling

One-touch dialling 27 keys

Speed dialling 100 speed dial numbers

Program dial keys 4 keys (one-touch 24-27)

Auto. redial yes

Combination diall ing yes

Phone book yes



Appendix 10


Report

Transmission report yes

Transmission error report yes

Reception report yes

Activity report yes

Memory data list yes

Key allocation list yes

Broadcasting report yes

Relay report yes

Mailbox reception report yes

Status list yes

Consumables report yes

Power failure report yes

RAM error report yes

Service data list yes



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10.2 Index

AAdding paper ................................................................................... 2 - 15

Adding paper, cassette 2 ................................................................ 2 - 17

Adding paper, standard ................................................................... 2 - 15

Automatic reception .......................................................................... 5 - 2

BBatch send ...................................................................................... 4 - 26

Book TX .......................................................................................... 4 - 15

Broadcast transmission, program dialling ....................................... 4 - 19Broadcasting ................................................................................... 4 - 18

CCancel entry ...................................................................................... 3 - 1

Cartridge, changing the ................................................................... 2 - 13

Changing group dials ...................................................................... 3 - 17

Changing one-touch, speed dial ..................................................... 3 - 12

Changing the cartridge .................................................................... 2 - 13

Changing, document feeder belt ....................................................... 9 - 1

Closed network ................................................................................. 4 - 8

Closed user group ........................................................................... 5 - 13

Confidential, reception .............................................................5 - 3, 5 - 4

Connect the telephone line cable and the mains ............................ 2 - 18

Connecting the power cable ........................................................... 2 - 18

Consumables .................................................................................. 2 - 12Copy .................................................................................................. 6 - 1

Copy 2-sided documents onto one page ........................................ 6 - 13

Copying functions ........................................................................... 6 - 12

Copying, document feeder ................................................................ 6 - 1

Copying, flatbed scanner .................................................................. 6 - 1

Counter ............................................................................................. 8 - 5



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DDefault manual setting, brightness ..................................................6 - 10

Default setting, automatic brightness ................................................6 - 9

Default setting, brightness ...............................................................6 - 11

Default transmission setting ..............................................................4 - 9

Delayed transmission ......................................................................4 - 16

Delete mailbox ...................................................................................5 - 5

Delete, task ......................................................................................4 - 27

Dialling options ................................................................................4 - 10

Dimensions ........................................................................................2 - 2

Direct reception .................................................................................5 - 1

Direction of the paper ........................................................................1 - 5Displaying, reports .............................................................................8 - 4

Displays .............................................................................................2 - 9

EEnter special characters ....................................................................3 - 2

Enter, call group ..............................................................................3 - 15

Enter, company name .......................................................................3 - 4

Enter, date .........................................................................................3 - 5

Enter, fax number ..............................................................................3 - 3

Enter, one-touch dial .......................................................................3 - 10

Enter, speed dial ..............................................................................3 - 11

Enter, text ..........................................................................................3 - 1

Entry of data ......................................................................................3 - 1

Erasing call groups ..........................................................................3 - 18

Erasing one-touch, speed dial .........................................................3 - 14Error messages, LCD ........................................................................9 - 9

Exposure, setting .............................................................................5 - 14

FFunctions .........................................................................................1 - 11



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LLandscape ........................................................................................ 1 - 5

MMachine layout .................................................................................. 2 - 5

Mailbox transmission, program dialling ........................................... 4 - 25

Manual setting, image density ........................................................ 6 - 10

Manual transmission ....................................................................... 4 - 14

Maually setting default special paper format ..................................... 6 - 5

Memory back-up RX ......................................................................... 5 - 2

Multiple page print, setting .............................................................. 5 - 11

NNumber of rings, setting .................................................................. 5 - 10

OOperating the fax option .................................................................. 2 - 18

PPage counter ..................................................................................... 4 - 7

Paper cassette, setting ................................................................... 5 - 15

Paper jam, 2nd paper tray ................................................................ 9 - 4

Paper size, setting ............................................................................ 5 - 9

PC connection ................................................................................... 7 - 1

PC fax ............................................................................................... 7 - 3

PC printer .......................................................................................... 7 - 3

PC scanner ....................................................................................... 7 - 2

Placing documents ............................................................................ 4 - 2

Polling transmission ........................................................................ 4 - 23

Portrait .............................................................................................. 1 - 5

Positioning the copier ........................................................................ 2 - 2

Power supply .................................................................................... 2 - 1

Print mailbox ..................................................................................... 5 - 6

Printing, reports ................................................................................. 8 - 3PSTN or PBX .................................................................................... 3 - 7



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RReception, polling ..............................................................................5 - 7

Reception, polling, program dial ........................................................5 - 8

Relay transmission ..........................................................................4 - 20

Relay transmission, program dialling ...............................................4 - 22

Removing paper jam, document feeder ............................................9 - 8

Removing paper jams ........................................................................9 - 3

Removing paper jams, inside machine ..............................................9 - 5

Removing the transport protection devices .......................................2 - 3

Reports and lists ................................................................................8 - 1

RX reduction, setting .......................................................................5 - 12

SSecure transmission ........................................................................4 - 24

Selecting default reproduction ratio ...................................................6 - 6

Selecting default reproduction, increments .......................................6 - 6

Selecting default special paper format ..............................................6 - 4

Selecting the copy paper ...................................................................6 - 3

Sending a document from the memory ...........................................4 - 13

Setting mailbox ..................................................................................5 - 4

Setting, automatic reset ...................................................................3 - 27

Setting, buzzer volume ....................................................................3 - 19

Setting, contrast .................................................................................4 - 6

Setting, dialling mode ........................................................................3 - 6

Setting, footer ..................................................................................3 - 21

Setting, header ................................................................................3 - 20

Setting, image density .......................................................................6 - 9Setting, image exposure ....................................................................6 - 8

Setting, LCD contrast ......................................................................3 - 22

Setting, monitor volume ...................................................................3 - 26

Setting, phone type ............................................................................3 - 6

Setting, photo brightness .................................................................6 - 11

Setting, power save mode ...............................................................3 - 23

Setting, remote diagnosis ................................................................3 - 25

Setting, reports ..................................................................................8 - 2

Setting, resolution ..............................................................................4 - 4



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Setting, send ..................................................................................... 4 - 4

Single sheet feeder ........................................................................... 6 - 2

Sort copies ...................................................................................... 6 - 12

Special documents ............................................................................ 4 - 2

Specifications ....................................................................................... 13Sub addressing ................................................................................. 3 - 9

Switching off, one-touch dial ............................................................. 6 - 7

TTime .................................................................................................. 3 - 5

Timer transmission, program dialling .............................................. 4 - 17

TX ..................................................................................................... 4 - 1

UUnpacking ......................................................................................... 2 - 3



Appendix 10


10.3 CE Marking (Declaration of Conformity)

We hereby guarantee that the copier and accessories covered by thisdeclaration comply with the information given below. This declaration onlyapplies to countries within the European Union (EU).

Type of product Multi-functional copier

Product name Di151

Accessories AF-8, PF-116, Pi1501, fax for Di151,16 MB memory upgrade for the copier,32 MB memory upgrade for the copier, 16 MB memoryupgrade for the printer,4 MB memory upgrade for the fax,Network Interface Card

Standards Safety - EN 60950 / 1992 (A1: 1993, A2: 1993, A3:1995,A4:1997, A11:1997)Safety of IT installations, including electrical parts

- EN60825-1/1994 (A11)Protective measures for laser installations, classificationof devices, requirements and operating standards

Note :First year of marking as per EC directives 73/23/EEC and93/68/EEC: 2000

EMV - EN 55022 (class B)/1998Limiting values and measuring system for themalfunctioning of IT appliances

- EN 55024/1998Limiting values and test procedures for resistance in ITappliances

- EN 61000-3-2 (class A)/1995Electromagnetic resistance (EMV)Part 3: Limiting valuesParagraph 2: Limiting values for harmonic current (unitinput current 16 A per conductor)

- EN 61000-3-3/1995Electromagnetic resistance (EMV)Part 3: Limiting valuesParagraph 3: Limiting values for voltage fluctuations andflickers in low-voltage mains for machines with an inputcurrent 16A

<=

<=



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EMV - EN 61000-4-2/1995Electromagnetic resistance (EMV)Part 4: Testing and measuring systemParagraph 2: Resistance to static discharges

- EN 61000-4-3/1996Electromagnetic resistance (EMV)Part 4: Testing and measuring systemParagraph 3: Resistance to high frequencyelectromagnetic fields

- EN 61000-4-4/1995Electromagnetic resistance (EMV)Part 4: Testing and measuring systemParagraph 4: Resistance to quick transient bursts

- EN 61000-4-5/1995Electromagnetic resistance (EMV)Part 4: Testing and measuring systemParagraph 5: Resistance to surge voltage

- EN61000-4-6/1996Electromagnetic resistance (EMV)Part 4: Testing and measuring systemParagraph 6: Resistance to faulty wiring, caused by highfrequency fields of more than 9 kH

- EN61000-4-8/1993Electromagnetic resistance (EMV)Part 4: Testing and measuring systemParagraph 8: Resistance to magnetic fields with powerfrequencies

- EN61000-4-11/1994Electromagnetic resistance (EMV)Part 4: Testing and measuring systemParagraph 11: Resistance to power cuts, momentaryinterruptions and voltage fluctuations

Note: This product has been developed for use in a typical officeenvironment

ECguidelines

Safety 72/23/EEC and 93/68/EEC

EMV 89/336/EEC and 93/68/EEC

Telecom-munication

98/482 EC and 98/13 EC



Appendix 10


WARNING

Interference with communication through use of incorrect cables

This device may only be used with a shielded interface cable. If othercables are used, this may lead to interference in communication.According to EC regulations, this is not permissible.

➜ Use a shielded interface cable.



10 Appendix


1 ENDVERBRAUCHER-LIZENZVERTRAG

Vor der Benutzung des beigefügten Produktes sind die nachstehendenBedingungen sorgfältig zu lesen. Mit der Benutzung des Produktes

erkennen Sie als Lizenznehmer die Bedingungen dieses Vertrages an.Wenn Sie mit den Bedingungen nicht einverstanden sind, senden Sie die

ungeöffnete Packung umgehend zurück.

Bei diesem Vertrag handelt es sich um einen Lizenzvertrag und nicht um

einen Kaufvertrag. MINOLTA ist Inhaberin der Urheberrechte an demMicrocode, den Computerprogrammen und codierten Schrifteneinschließlich der Bitmap-Schriften und Konturschriften (nachfolgendinsgesamt als "Software" bezeichnet), die sich in diesem Drucker, denDruckerzubehörteilen oder Fontprodukten befinden, oder MINOLTAbesitzt die Lizenzen an den entsprechenden Urheberrechten andererInhaber. Der Lizenznehmer erwirbt keine Rechte an der Software.

MINOLTA oder die genannten anderen Inhaber bleiben Inhaber derRechte an der in der Packung enthaltenen Kopie der Software und jedweder von ihr angefertigten Kopie. Die Verantwortung für die Wahl zurErzielung der gewünschten Ergebnisse, Installation, Benutzung und diemit der Software erzielten Ergebnisse liegt allein bei Ihnen alsLizenznehmer.

LIZENZ

Ihnen als Lizenznehmer ist es gestattet:

1. die Software auf einem Computer und einem angeschlossenen Druckerzu installieren und zu benutzen;

2. ausschließlich zu Sicherungs- oder Installationszwecken eine Kopieder Software für die normale und beabsichtigte Erstellung zu benutzen. Indiesem Fall ist der Lizenznehmer verpflichtet, auf der Kopie die sich aufder Software befindenden Vermerke über Urheberrecht undWarenzeichen entsprechend anzubringen;

3. das Eigentum an Kopien der Software an Dritte zu übertragen durch

Überlassung dieser Vertragsausfertigung und des sonstigendazugehörigen schriftlichen Materials sowie mindestens einervollständigen, unveränderten Kopie der Software, wenn folgendeBedingungen erfüllt sind: (1) Wenn gleichzeitig alle anderen Kopien derSoftware des Erstlizenznehmers dem Dritten überlassen oder diese

Kopien vernichtet werden, (2) wenn mit der Übertragung des Eigentumsder Lizenzvertrag des Erstlizenznehmers mit MINOLTA gekündigt wirdund (3) wenn der Dritte diese Lizenzbedingungen mit der erstmaligenBenutzung der Software annimmt und die entsprechenden vertraglichenVerpflichtungen eingeht;



Appendix 10


4. die auf der Software vorhandenen Warenzeichen und denentsprechenden Vermerk über den Namen des Warenzeicheninhabersausschließlich im Rahmen der anerkannten Praxis im Umgang mitWarenzeichen zu verwenden.

Dem Lizenznehmer ist nur mit schriftlicher Zustimmung von MINOLTA

erlaubt:

1. Kopien der Software zu anderen als den hier ausdrücklich genannten

Zwecken zu verwenden, anzufertigen, zu verändern, mit andererSoftware zu mischen oder zu übertragen,

2. die Software zu entassemblieren oder entkompilieren, vorbehaltlichanderslautender gesetzlicher Bestimmungen oder

3. die Software oder eine Kopie davon zu vermieten, zu verleasen, zuübertragen oder eine Unterlizenz zu erteilen.

HAFTUNGSBESCHRÄNKUNGEN

MINOLTA gewährt bei sachgerechter Benutzung eine Garantie aufMaterial und Verarbeitung der Hardware, die die Software beinhaltet. DieHaftungsbedingungen und -beschränkungen bezüglich der Hardware, diedie Software beinhaltet, sind in den Gewährleistungsbedingungenaufgeführt, die mit der Hardware ausgeliefert wurden. Neben dieserGewährleistung auf Hardware und Medien wird keine weitere Haftung fürdie Software übernommen. Die Software wird in dem Zustand geliefert, in

dem sie sich bei der Übergabe befindet.Diese Gewährleistungen gelten anstelle etwaiger anderer ausdrücklicheroder stillschweigender Gewährleistungen einschließlich - jedoch nichtbeschränkt hierauf - der gesetzlich vermuteten Gewährleistung bezüglichder Nutzung und Eignung der Software für einen bestimmten Zweck.

BESCHRÄNKUNG VON GEWÄHRLEISTUNGSANSPRÜCHEN

IN KEINEM FALL HAFTET MINOLTA FÜR ENTGANGENEN GEWINNODER VERLORENE EINSPARUNGSMÖGLICHKEIT ODER

GELEGENTLICH WEGEN DES GEBRAUCHS ENTSTANDENE ODERANDERER FOLGESCHÄDEN, SELBST WENN MINOLTA ODER DIEAUTORISIERTEN HÄNDLER ÜBER MÖGLICHE SCHÄDEN DIESERART UNTERRICHTET WURDEN. MINOLTA HAFTET AUCH NICHTFÜR ANSPRÜCHE DES LIZENZNEHMERS AUFGRUND EINES

ANSPRUCHS EINES DRITTEN.



10 Appendix


ALLGEMEINE BESTIMMUNGEN

Der Lizenznehmer kann den Lizenzvertrag jederzeit beenden, indem ersämtliche Kopien der Software vernichtet oder entsprechend

anderweitiger Bestimmungen dieses Vertrages handelt.

MINOLTA kann den Lizenzvertrag mit dem Lizenznehmer beenden, wenndieser diese Bedingungen nicht einhält. In diesem Fall erklärt sich derLizenznehmer damit einverstanden, alle Kopien der Software zu

vernichten.Jedweder Versuch, eine Kopie der Software zu anderen alsden hier ausdrücklich genannten Zwecken zu vermieten, zu verleasen, zuübertragen oder eine Unterlizenz hiervon zu erteilen, ist nichtig.DerLizenznehmer erkennt hiermit an, daß er für die sich aus diesem Vertragetwa ergebenden persönlichen Steuern haftet.Rechte aus diesem Vertragkönnen von den Parteien unabhängig von der Art der Ansprüche nurinnerhalb von zwei Jahren nach Entstehen des Anspruchs geltend

gemacht werden. Bei Verstößen gegen die Bestimmungen im Abschnittunter der Überschrift "Lizenz" gilt eine Frist von 4 Jahren.Für diesenVertrag gilt im übrigen das Recht des Landes, indem dieses Produkterworben worden ist.

LIZENZNEHMER REGIERUNG

Handelt der Lizenznehmer für eine oder im Auftrage einer Einrichtung derAmerikanischen Regierung, gelten die folgenden Bestimmungen:

Nutzung, Vervielfältigung oder Offenlegung durch die Regierung

unterliegt den Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software clause atFAR 252.227-7013, subdivision (b)(3)(ii) oder subparagraph (c)(1)(ii).

Eine Nutzung, Vervielfältigung oder Offenlegung darüberhinaus unterliegtden Bestimmungen der Restricted Rights Software in FAR 52.227-19(c)(2).

SIE ALS LIZENZNEHMER ERKLÄREN, DIESEN LIZENZVERTRAGGELESEN UND VERSTANDEN ZU HABEN. SIE ERKENNEN DIELIZENZBEDINGUNGEN AN.

WEDER SIE NOCH MINOLTA FÜHLEN SICH AN BEDINGUNGENGEBUNDEN, DIE NICHT IN DIESEM VERTRAG ENTHALTEN SIND.ETWAIGE ERGÄNZUNGEN ODER ÄNDERUNGEN ZU DIESEMVERTRAG SIND NUR RECHTSGÜLTIG, WENN SIE SCHRIFTLICHNIEDERGELEGT UND UNTERSCHRIEBEN SIND VON AUTORI-SIERTEN VERTRETERN BEIDER PARTEIEN.

MIT DEM ÖFFNEN DER VERPACKUNG ERKENNEN SIE SÄMTLICHEPUNKTE DIESES VERTRAGES AN.



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1 Contrat utilisateur de la licence

LISEZ ATTENTIVEMENT LE CONTRAT DE LA LICENCE CI-DESSOUSAVANT D'OUVRIR L'EMBALLAGE CONTENANT LE LOGICIEL.

L'OUVERTURE DE CET EMBALLAGE SIGNIFIE QUE VOUSACCEPTEZ LES CONDITIONS QUI SE TROUVENT CI-DESSOUS. SI

VOUS LES RÉFUTEZ, MERCI DE NOUS RETOURNER L'EMBALLAGENON DÉBALLÉ DANS LES PLUS BREFS DÉLAIS.

1. Le logiciel

'Logiciel' veut dire le programme de l'ordinateur contenu dans cetemballage (ce qui peut comprendre les décodeurs numériques, lecteurs

électroniques...) ainsi que tous les codes, les techniques, lespériphériques, les formats, les designs, les concepts, les méthodes et lesidées associés au programme de l'ordinateur et toute la documentation

qui s'y rattache.2. Le contrat de licence

Ceci est un contrat de licence et non un contrat de vente. Minolta possèdeou a obtenu une licence d'autres propriétaires, des droits de reproductiondans le domaine des logiciels. À l'exception de ce qui est indiqué dans cet

accord, vous n'avez aucun droit sur les brevets, les droits de reproduction,les noms de marque (enregistrés ou pas), ni aucun autre droit, franchiseou licence vis-à-vis de ce logiciel. Le titre de ce logiciel et toute autre copiefaite à partir de celui-ci sera gardé par Minolta ou d'autres propriétaires.

3. La licence

Par la présente Minolta vous accorde (et vous acceptez) une licencelimitée, non exclusive et non transférable, ce qui vous autorise à :

1) Installer et utiliser le logiciel sur un ordinateur relié à une imprimanteunique.

2) Utiliser le logiciel pour vos propres besoins professionnels etpersonnels.

3) Faire une copie du logiciel par mesure de sécurité ou pour des besoinsd'installation, seulement dans le cadre de l'utilisation normale et prévuedu logiciel.

4) Transférer la propriété des copies du logiciel à une tierce personne, et

en transférant une copie de cet accord et toute autre documentation, enmême temps qu'une copie au moins de ce logiciel (sans modification),étant entendu que (i) vous avez par la même occasion, soit tout transmisà cette tierce personne, soit détruit toutes vos autres copies du logiciel, (ii)un tel transfert met fin à votre propre licence auprès de Minolta et (iii) le

nouveau propriétaire accepte et s'engage aà respecter les conditions dela licence dès le début de l'utilisation du logiciel.



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4. Les restrictions.

1) Sans l'accord écrit de Minolta vous ne devez pas :

I. Utiliser, copier, fusionner ou transférer des copies du logiciel, sauf s'ils'agit de cas prévus dans ce contrat.

II. Déprogrammer et reprogrammer le logiciel en dehors des limitesprévues par la loi, ou

III. Distribuer, louer ou sous louer le logiciel ou sa copie.

2) Vous ne devez pas exporter ou réexporter le logiciel sous aucune

forme, sous peine de violation des restrictions exports imposées par le

gouvernement de votre pays.

5. Une garantie limitée.

Minolta garantit le support sur lequel le logiciel est enregistré contre toutdéfaut matériel ou de fabrication, dans les conditions normalesd'utilisation.

Les détails de garantie et les limites du logiciel sont décrits sur ladéclaration de la garantie limitée, fournie avec le matériel informatique. Àl'exception des garanties expresses en vigueur, applicables au matérielinformatique et audiovisuel uniquement, le logiciel n'est pas garanti et estfourni « tel-quel ».

De telles garanties existent à la place de toutes autres garanties,expresses ou tacites, y compris mais non pas limitées aux garantiestacites de ventes et bon fonctionnement dans un but bien précis.

6. Etendue des responsabilités

EN AUCUN CAS, MINOLTA NE POURRA ÊTRE DÉSIGNÉRESPONSABLE POUR PERTE DE PROFITS, PERTE DE DONNÉESOU AUTRES DOMMAGES ACCIDENTELS OU CONSÉCUTIFS,DOMMAGES QUI RÉSULTENT DE L'UTILISATION OU DE LA

MAUVAISE UTILISATION DU LOGICIEL, MÊME SI MINOLTA OU SESREVENDEURS LÉGAUX ONT ÉTÉ AVERTIS DE LA POSSIBILITÉ DETELS DOMMAGES, OU POUR UNE RÉCLAMATION FAITE PAR VOUSAU NOM D'UNE TIERCE PERSONNE.

7. Résiliation du contrat

Vous pouvez mettre un terme à votre licence à tout moment en détruisantle logiciel et toutes ses copies comme prévu dans le contrat, Minolta peutmettre fin à votre licence en cas de non-respect du contrat.

Dans ce cas, vous acceptez de détruire toutes vos copies du logiciel.



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8. La loi

Cet accord doit être soumis aux lois du pays où la livraison s'effectue,chez le client d'origine.

9. Contrat utilisation pour le gouvernement.

Si vous faites l'acquisition du logiciel au nom d'un service ou organismedu Gouvernement des Etats-Unis, les dispositions suivantes s'appliquent.Utilisation, duplication, ou divulgation sont sujettes aux restrictionsmentionnées dans «Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software»FAR 252.227-7013, section (b)(3)(ii) ou chapitre (c)(1)(ii), selon le cas.Toute utilisation supplémentaire, duplication ou divulgation est sujette auxrestrictions applicables aux droits restreints sur les logiciels définis dansFAR 52.227-19(c)(2).

VOUS RECONNAISSEZ AVOIR LU, COMPRIS LE PRÉSENT

CONTRAT ET ACCEPTEZ D'ÊTRE LIÉ PAR SES CONDITIONS.AUCUNE DES PARTIES NE DOIT ÊTRE LIÉE PAR UNE MESURE OUPAR UNE DISPOSITION NE FIGURANT PAS DANS CE CONTRAT.

TOUTE MODIFICATION DE CE CONTRAT NE SERA VALABLE QUE SIELLE EST ÉCRITE ET SIGNÉE PAR LES REPRÉSENTANTS

DÉSIGNÉS PAR CHAQUE PARTIE.

EN OUVRANT CET EMBALLAGE, VOUS ADHÉREZ AUX TERMES DECE CONTRAT.



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1 END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY THE LICENSE AGREEMENT BELOWBEFORE OPENING THIS PACKAGED SOFTWARE. OPENING THIS

PACKAGE INDICATES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS ANDCONDITION BELOW. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH THEM, YOU

SHOULD PROMPTLY RETURN THE PACKAGE UNUSED.

1. SOFTWARE

"Software" means the computer program contained in this package (whichmay include digitally encoded, machine readable, scalable outline fontdata as encoded in a special format), together with all codes, techniques,software tools, format, design, concepts, methods and ideas associatedwith the computer program and all documentation related thereto.

2. LICENSE AGREEMENT

This is a license agreement and not an agreement for sale. Minolta owns,or has been licensed from other owners, copyrights in the Software.Except as stated in this Agreement, you are not granted any rights topatents, copyrights, trade names, trademarks (whether registered orunregistered), or any other rights, franchises or licenses in respect of the

Software. Title to the Software and any copy made from it is retained byMinolta or such other owners.

3. LICENSE

Minolta, hereby grant to you, and you agree to accept a non-exclusive,non-transferable and limited l icense and you may:

1. install and use the Software on a single computer and one associatedprinter.

2. use the Software only for your own customary business or personalpurpose.

3. make a copy of the Software for backup or installation purpose only insupport of the normal and intended use of the Software.

4. transfer possession of copies of the Software to another party bytransferring a copy of this Agreement and all other documentation alongwith at least one complete unaltered copy of the Software, provided that(i) you must, at the same time, either transfer to such other party or

destroy all your other copies of the Software. (ii) such transfer of possession terminates your license from Minolta, and (iii) such other party shall accept and be bound by these license terms by its initial use of the Software.



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4. RESTRICTIONS

1. You shall not without the written consent of Minolta:

I. use, copy, modify, merge or transfer copies of the Software except as provided herein.

II. reverse assemble or reverse compile the Software except as permittedby law; or

III. Sublicense, rent, lease or distribute the Software or any copy thereof.

2. You shall not export or re-export the Software in any form under

violation of export restrictions by the government of your country.

5. LIMITED WARRANTY

Minolta warrants the media on which the Software is recorded to be free

from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. Warrantydetails and limitations for the Software are described in the Statement ofLimited Warranty which was supplied with the hardware. With theexception of the foregoing express warranties applicable to hardware andmedia only, the Software is not warranted and is provided "AS IS." SUCHWARRANTIES ARE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSOR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIEDWARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR APARTICULAR PURPOSE.

6. LIMITATION OF REMEDIES

IN NO EVENT WILL MINOLTA BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOST PROFITS,LOST DATA, OR ANY OTHER INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIALDAMAGES THAT RESULT FROM USE OR INABILITY TO USE THESOFTWARE, EVEN IF MINOLTA OR ITS AUTHORIZEDREMARKETERS HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OFSUCH DAMAGES OR FOR ANY CLAIM BY YOU BASED ON A THIRDPARTY CLAIM.

7. TERMINATIONYou may terminate your license at any time by destroying the Softwareand all your copies of it or as otherwise described in these terms. Minoltamay terminate your license if you fail to comply with these terms. Uponsuch termination, you agree to destroy all your copies of the Software.

8. GOVERNING LAW

This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the country where thedelivery is made to the original customer.



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9. GOVERNMENT END USERS

If you are acquiring the Software on behalf of any unit or agency of theUnited States Government, the following provisions apply. Use,

duplication or disclosure by the Government is subject to restrictions asset forth in the Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software clause at

FAR 252.227-7013, subdivision (b)(3)(ii) or subparagraph (c)(1)(ii), asappropriate. Further use, duplication or disclosure is subject to restrictionsapplicable to restricted rights software as set forth in FAR 52.227-19(c)(2).

YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU HAVE READ THIS AGREEMENT,UNDERSTAND IT, AND AGREE TO BE BOUND BY ITS TERMS ANDCONDITIONS. NEITHER PARTY SHALL BE BOUND BY ANYSTATEMENT OR REPRESENTATION NOT CONTAINED IN THISAGREEMENT. NO CHANGE IN THIS AGREEMENT IS EFFECTIVEUNLESS WRITTEN AND SIGNED BY PROPERLY AUTHORIZED

REPRESENTATIVES OF EACH PARTY. BY OPENING THE PACKAGE,YOU AGREE TO ACCEPT THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT.



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1 CONTRATTO DI LICENZA D'USO

LEGGETE ATTENTAMENTE IL CONTRATTO DI LICENZA SOTTORIPORTATO PRIMA DI APRIRE IL PACCHETTO SOFTWARE.

L'APERTURA DEL PACCHETTO DA PARTE VOSTRA INDICA LAVOSTRA ACCETTAZIONE DEI TERMINI E DELLE CONDIZIONI

SOTTO RIPORTATE. IN CASO DI DISACCORDO, VI PREGHIAMO DIVOLER RESTITUIRE IMMEDIATAMENTE IL PACCHETTO ANCORASIGILLATO.

1. SOFTWARE

"Software" indica il programma per computer contenuto in questopacchetto (che potrebbe includere dati di font outline scalabili codificatidigitalmente, leggibili dalla macchina come codificati in uno specialeformato), unitamente a tutti i codici, tecniche, strumenti di software,

formato, design, concetti, metodi ed idee associate con il programma percomputer e tutta la documentazione relativa.

2. CONTRATTO DI LICENZA

Il presente è un contratto di licenza e non un contratto di vendita.MINOLTA possiede, ovvero ha avuto la licenza da parte degli altri

proprietari, i diritti di autore per il Software. Ad eccezione di quantodichiarato nel presente Contratto, non avrete alcun diritto di brevetto,copyright, nomi di marchi, marchi di fabbrica (sia registrati o nonregistrati), o qualsiasi altro diritto, mandato di rappresentanza o licenza

rispetto a questo Software.

3. LICENZA

Con il presente contratto MINOLTA conferisce licenza d'uso, nontrasferibile né sub-licenziabile, del software descritto al punto uno (1), del

presente contratto in base alla quale il licenziatario:

(1) avrà facoltà d'installare ed usare il Software su un solo computer e suuna stampante associata.

(2) avrà facoltà di usare il Software solo per la sua attività o per scopopersonale.

(3) avrà facoltà di fare una copia del Software a scopo di backup o diinstallazione solo come supporto del normale e stabilito uso del Software.

(4) avrà facoltà di trasferire il possesso di copie del Software a terzitrasferendo contestualmente il presente contratto e tutta ladocumentazione relativa con almeno una copia completa e inalterata delSoftware, a patto che: (i) trasferisca a detti terzi e ,al tempo stesso,distrugga tutte le altre copie del Software. (ii) Tale trasferimento di

possesso fa terminare la licenza da parte di Minolta con il licenziatario,mentre (iii) detti terzi dovranno accettare e saranno legati da questi terminidi licenza per quanto riguarda l'uso iniziale del Software.



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4. OBBLIGHI DEL LICENZIATARIO

(1) Il licenziatario, salvo consenso scritto di MINOLTA:

(2) non potrà usare, riprodurre, copiare, modificare in alcun modo,manipolare e trasferire le copie del Software al di fuori di quanto qui

previsto.(3) non potrà eseguire "reverse assembling" o "reverse compiling" sulSoftware tranne quanto consentito dalla legge; oppure

(4) non potrà sub-licenziare, cedere a terzi, noleggiare o distribuire ilSoftware o copia dello stesso, salvo quanto previsto al punto tre (3) delpresente accordo.

(5) Il licenziatario non potrà esportare o riesportare il Software in nessunaforma pena la violazione delle restrizioni di esportazione dettate dal

Governo locale.5. GARANZIA LIMITATA

MINOLTA garantisce che i mezzi su cui il Software è registrato sono prividi difetti nei materiali e nella fabbricazione secondo un normale uso. Idettagli della garanzia e le limitazioni per il Software sono descritti nella

Dichiarazione di Garanzia Limitata che viene fornita insieme all'hardware.Con l'eccezione delle summenzionate garanzie espresse applicabilisolamente all'hardware e ai mezzi, il Software non è garantito ma fornito"nello stato in cui trovasi".

TALI GARANZIE SONO IN LUOGO DI TUTTE LE ALTRE GARANZIE,ESPRESSE O IMPLICITE, INCLUSE, MA NON LIMITATE ALLEGARANZIE IMPLICITE DI COMMERCIABILITA' E DI IDONEITA' ADUNO SCOPO PARTICOLARE.

6. RESPONSABILITA' DELLA CONCEDENTE

IN NESSUN CASO MINOLTA SARA' RESPONSABILE PER QUALSIASIPERDITA DI PROFITTO, PERDITA DI RISPARMIO, O QUALSIASIDANNO ACCIDENTALE CHE RISULTI DALL'USO O

DALL'INCAPACITA' D'USO DEL SOFTWARE, ANCHE SE MINOLTA O ISUOI CONCESSIONARI AUTORIZZATI SONO STATI AVVISATI DELLAPOSSIBILITA' DI TALI DANNI O DI QUALSIASI RECLAMO DA PARTEDEL LICENZIATARIO BASATO SU UN RECLAMO DI TERZI.

7. RISOLUZIONE DEL CONTRATTO

Potete porre termine alla vostra licenza in qualsiasi momentodistruggendo il Software e tutte le vostre copie, oppure come altrimentidescritto in questi termini.

Minolta può porre termine alla vostra licenza in caso mancaste dirispettare questi termini.



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Resta inteso che all'atto di tale termine, voi distruggerete tutte le vostrecopie del Software.

8. FORO COMPETENTE

Il presente contratto verrà regolato dalle leggi del Paese in cui è stata

effettuata la consegna al cliente originale.9. UTENTI FINALI GOVERNATIVI

Se state acquistando il Software per conto di qualsiasi ente od agenzia delGoverno degli Stati Uniti, si applicano i seguenti provvedimenti. L'uso, laduplicazione o la divulgazione da parte del Governo sono soggetti allerestrizioni stabilite nella clausola "Rights in Technical Data" e in"Computer Software" in FAR 252.227-7013, sottodivisione (b)(3)(ii) osottoparagrafo (c)(l)(ii) rispettivamente. Ulteriore uso, duplicazione odivulgazione sono soggetti alle restrizioni applicabili ai limitati diritti di

software stabiliti nel FAR 52.227-19(c)(2).

PRENDETE ATTO CHE AVETE LETTO IL PRESENTE ACCORDO, CHELO AVETE COMPRESO, E CHE CONCORDATE DI ESSERE LEGATIDA QUESTI TERMINI E CONDIZIONI. NESSUNA DELLE PARTI SARA'LEGATA DA ALCUNA DICHIARAZIONE O RAPPRESENTAZIONE NON

CONTENUTA NEL PRESENTE CONTRATTO. NESSUNCAMBIAMENTO NEL PRESENTE CONTRATTO SARA' EFFETTIVO AMENO CHE NON VENGA SOTTOSCRITTO DAI RAPPRESENTANTIPROPRIAMENTE AUTORIZZATI DA CIASCUNA PARTE. APRENDO IL

PRESENTE PACCHETTO, CONCORDATE DI ACCETTARE I TERMINIDEL PRESENTE CONTRATTO.



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