Philips LFF6020/GBB Manual De Usuario

Philips

LFF6020

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Contents

Contents

Dear customer

Consumables I

Security directives

Note to users in the United States

Declaration of Conformity

EME Compliance for Canada

Laser Safety Information

For Europe/Asia

For North America

Positions of Safety labels on the machine

Symbols for the main power switch

Regulatory Information 4

Certifications in Europe

CE Marking Traceability Information (For

EU Countries Only)

Environment 5

The packaging

Batteries and rechargeable batteries

Software use license

Definition 6
License 6
Property 6
Duration 6
Warranty 6
Responsibility 6
Development 6
Applicable law

Registered trademarks

Prohibited reproductions

Installation 8

Location conditions

Cautions of use

Safety information

Safety During Operation

Paper recommendations

Loading paper in the main unit tray

Handling of paper

Humidity control

Handling the unit

Operator shocks

Moving the unit

Handling the Toner Cartridge

Rules for use symbols

Terminal description

Command panel

Accessing terminal menus

Packaging contents

Device installation

Feed cassette paper insertion

Cartridge installation

Paper delivery stop

Starting your device

Device connection

Device initial setup

Paper insertion in the manual input tray

Use of envelopes

ECO mode copy

Advanced copying

ID Card Copy mode

Special setup for the copying

Resolution setup

Analysis origin setup

Contrast setup

Brightness setup

Paper type setup

Paper tray selection

Flat-bed analysis margins setup

Left and right printing margins setup

Top and bottom printing margins setup

Format paper setup

Parameters/Setup 22

Language 22
Technical Parameters

Printing the functions guide

Print the list of setups

Lock the machine

Lock the keyboard

Lock the Media service

Read the counters

Scanned pages counter

Printed pages counter

Display the consumables status

Calibrate your scanner

Print the solution to a grid

Network features

Type of radio network

Radio infrastructure network

Radio ad-hoc network

Radio networks (WLAN)

Connect your WLAN adaptor

Configure your network

Creating or rejoining a network

Referring to or changing your network

parameters 28

An example of how an AD-HOC

network may be set up

Setting up a multifunction machine

Setting up the PC

USB memory key

Use of the USB memory key

Print your documents

Print the list of files located in the key

Print the files located in the key

Delete your files located in the key

Analyse the USB memory key content

Save a document on a USB memory key

PC Features

Introduction 34
Configuration requirements