Canon iR1022 User manual

iR1022/1024 – Copy Print and Fax
iR1022/1024
Copy Print and Fax

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Contents
Contents 2
Key Contacts 3
Introduction 4
Copying 5
To Make a Copy 5
Image Quality 6
Density 6
Zoom Ratio - Preset 7
Zoom Designation 7
PRINTING 8
Information to Check Before Printing 8
Printer Driver 8
TAB 1 - Page Setup 8
TAB 2 - Finishing 8
TAB 3 – Paper Source 8
TAB 4 - Quality 8
General Information 8
Edit & Preview Option 8
Importing Fax Numbers into Fax Driver 8
Faxing a Document from PC 8
ADDRESS BOOK TAB 8
COVER SHEET TAB 8
Notes 8

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Introduction
This guide has been designed to provide you, and all users of your Canon iR device(s) within your
organisation, with all of the information needed to gain the most out for your investment. The
following sections will take you through, in detail, the steps you need to take to produce high quality
prints from your iR Multi Functional Printer Copier.
Additional guides are available from the Canon Customer Training and Support department, which will
give you all of the information you need to take full advantage of the complete features and
functionality of your Canon iRC Multi Functional device(s). Please ask your Customer Training
Consultant (CTC) for copies of these guides.

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Copying
To Make a Copy
Place the document on the platen glass or place it in the ADF
Face down on Glass and Face Up in Document Feeder
Press the COPY Key
Enter the number of Copies required and Press Start

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Image Quality
Before pressing START to begin copying, you can adjust the settings to suit the document. These
settings return to the default values when the Auto Clear Key is pressed.
Press COPY (1)
Press IMAGE QUALITY (2), to select type of document you are copying TEXT, PHOTO or TEXT/PHOTO
Density
You can adjust the density Automatically or Manually
Press COPY (1)
Press DENSITY (2), to select AUTO DENSITY and press OK.
Press DENSITY (2) twice to select MANUAL DENSITY
Press + or – (3) to alter density. And press OK.

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Zoom Ratio - Preset
Press COPY (1)
Press COPY RATIO (2)
Press + or – Key to choose Size (3)
Zoom Designation
You can enlarge and reduce your documents in 1% increments between 50% to 200%
Press COPY (1)
Press COPY RATIO twice(2)
Enter the Copy Ratio with the numeric Keys (3) and press OK.

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PRINTING
Information to Check Before Printing
In the application you are printing from i.e. Microsoft Word etc., go to File, Page Setup, Paper Source
Make sure First and Other Pages are on Default Trays, if not this will show a conflict on the photocopier
and the machine will ask you to load paper before it will print your job.
When you select File and Print, your printer dialogue box appears using the drop down arrow select the
Canon Printer (see below)
Please make sure the collate box is un-ticked, otherwise this will cause a conflict and if you select
stapling, all of your sets will be stapled as one document.
To select options like double-sided, stapling etc. click on the Properties box

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Printer Driver
When you open the Canon Printer Driver the screen above will appear with four tabs across the top:-
Tab 1 - Page Setup
Tab 2 - Finishing
Tab 3 - Paper Source
Tab 4 - Quality
N.B. The picture of the photocopier above may not appear the same, this depends on whether you
have an extra tray on your device.

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TAB 1 - Page Setup
The Page Set-up Tab is used for:-
1. Reducing/Enlarging, allows actual Page Size to be different from Output Size. E.g. If your Page
Size in the document is A4, you could change the Output Size to A5 and the printer
automatically reduces it to A5 for you. Or, you could put the exact scale you require into the
Manual Scaling box by ticking the check box and typing in the scale size needed.
2. Page Layout, this is used for thumb nailing and posters. E.g. if you have a four page document
all four will appear on one page reduced down if 4 on 1 is selected from the drop down list. If
you select Poster 2 x 2 from the drop down list, it will enlarge your document to make it fit
onto 4 separate sheets for taping together.
3. Watermarks, once the Watermark Box has been ticked you can then select any standard
Watermarks from the drop down list or click or Edit Watermark to create your own (text only –
no graphic images)

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TAB 2 - Finishing
The Finishing Tab is used for:-
1. Double-sided, click on the Print Style key to select 1-sided, 2-sided or the booklet options.
(Booklet printing allows for example an 8 page A4 document to be printed using 2 sheets of
paper which you then fold in half. The document prints out in the correct page order and is
half the size making it an A5 booklet)
2. Binding Location, when you have selected double-sided you have the option to have long
edge or short edge binding (long edge is for portrait printing and short edge is for
calendar printing)
3. Finishing, this key will allow you to collate (1,2,3 –1,2,3 etc) or group (1,1,1 –2,2,2, etc) your
sets.

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TAB 3 – Paper Source
The Paper Source Tab is used for:-
1. Paper Selection, click on for having different media types for the First and Last page, or
different media for First, Second and Last page, or Inserting Sheets on specific page numbers
or it can be used for transparency interleaving. This would only work if you had different paper
types in the drawer and the stack bypass. If you have an extra drawer, you may want to place
plain paper in drawer 1 and headed paper in drawer 2. Then selecting different media types is
possible
2. Paper Source, click on this key to tell the device where you have loaded the stock you want to
print onto. You need to use the stack bypass for transparencies, light card, labels etc.

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TAB 4 - Quality
The Quality Tab is used for:-
1. Objective. Use Text to emulate greyscales. Use Publications when you have text and images.
This changes the printer to create 64 greyscales. Use Graphics when you have mainly images. This
changes the printer to create 128 greyscales. Use Photos when you have digital pictures. This
changes the printer to create 256 greyscales. If you use ”Photos”in the wrong way, images will print
with a moiré effect (chequered background) in which images do not print very well. Use Designs
when you have fine or minute lines to be printed.
2. Manual Greyscale Setting, is used for manually adjusting the brightness, contrast etc.

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General Information
If at anytime you wish to save settings that you use on a regular basis, e.g. output size from page size,
click on the icon next to the profile key (see above), give your profile a name and an icon and click ok.
To use the profile, just click on the drop down arrow just to the right of the profile key and select your
profile.
Please remember when you go back into the printer driver most of the time it will show your last
settings, e.g. stapling etc. To put the printer driver back to default settings click on the drop down arrow
to the right of the Profile key and highlight and click the Default Settings key. This will put all four tabs
back to default settings. However if you click Restore Defaults on the bottom right hand side of each
tab, this will only default that particular tab.

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Edit & Preview Option
This option allows you to combine documents from various applications (i.e. word/excel/adobe etc)
and print out as one document stapled/double-sided etc.
1. Open the first document you want to combine
2. Press File and Print
3. In the print dialogue drop down list select the Canon printer driver
4. Press Properties (the picture below appears)
Press Ok key twice which opens Canon Page Composer automatically.

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1. Minimise the page composer and open up the next document you wish to combine. eg..
Microsoft Excel.
2. Press Print and select the Canon Driver
3. Press Properties and again select Edit and Preview
4. Press OK twice
5. Maximise the Page Composer and you will now see the two documents to be combined (see
below)

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Highlight all the documents and press the combine key (see below)
Once the documents are combined the screen below will appear

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Next
Highlighting a document (see above) and pressing the next key will allow you to place that document
in the middle of the combined documents
Last
Highlighting a document (see above) and pressing the last key will allow you to place that document
at the end of the combined documents
Once you are happy with the above press the print setting key and select your finishing output options,
e.g. stapling/double-sided. Then press the combine key (see picture below)
Press File/ Print and your document will be printed out as one document.
Next
Last

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Importing Fax Numbers into Fax Driver
Open the Remote User Interface (RUI) by typing the IP Address of the device in Internet Explorer
address bar
1. Select Additional Functions and select Import/ Export from the menu that appears
under Additional Functions
2. Click on Export – NB. The name of the Address Book is not exported
3. Click OK
4. When the File Download dialog box appears, specify the location in which you want to
save the address book according to instructions displayed on screen.
5. In the File Type, ensure you select .abk then save
6. You will now need to import the .abk file into the fax driver
7. Select START > SETTINGS > PRINTERS & FAXES. Right click on the Fax Driver.
8. Select PRINTING PREFERENCES
9. Select EDIT ADDRESS BOOK tab
10. Select IMPORT button & browse to the .abk file
11. Ensure you have FILES of TYPE field set to CANON DATA FILES (*.abk) or ALL FILES (*.*)
to see the file you created.
12. Select the file & click OPEN button. This will import the address book file into the fax
driver on the PC

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Faxing a Document from PC
1. In the Windows application, with the document open, click the command to print your
document.
2. In the print dialog box, select your FAX DRIVER from the NAME drop-down list box, and
then click the OK button.
3. The SEND FAX TAB allows you to select the recipients for an outgoing fax and set the
fax resolution.
Recipient Name
Specifies to whom fax is sent
Fax Number
Specifies the fax number of the recipient
Add to Address Book
Adds the name and fax number specified in the Recipient Name and Fax Number text
boxes to the Address Book. (see Address book tab)
Add to Recipient List
Adds the name and fax number specified in the Recipient Name and Fax Number text boxes to
the Recipient List box.
Recipient List
Displays the names and fax numbers of the people the fax will be sent to.
Select from Address Book
Displays the Select from Address Book dialog box for selecting fax recipients from the Address
Book.
Remove From Recipient List
Removes a selected name and fax number from the Recipient List box.