Gestetner AO70 User manual

Shift
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Shift
Moves (shifts) the copy image up,
down, left, or right to create a margin.
Preparation
You can select the following types
of margin for this function.
•[↑
↑↑
↑]key (Top): Shifts the image
towards the leading edge of the
original (top of the copy.)
•[↓
↓↓
↓]key (Bottom): Shifts the im-
age towards the trailing edge of
the original (bottom of the
copy.)
•[←
←←
←]key (Left): Shifts the image
towards the left of the original.
•[→
→→
→]key (Right): Shifts the im-
age towards the right of the
original.
You can shift the image from 0 to
200mm in 1mm steps (0 to 7.8" in
0.1" steps).
The default setting is 20mm, 2.0".
You can change this setting. See
p.133 “Shift Image Area Priority”
You can also shift the image in a
combination of up/down and left/
right.
Limitation
❒When using the print and shift set-
tings, the print position is moved
in the direction of the shift setting.
❒You can use the Shift function for
copy sizes up to A0 (E).
APress the [Shift/Erase]key.
BPress the [Shift]key.
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Creating a top or bottom margin
APress the [↑
↑↑
↑]or [↓
↓↓
↓]keys to set
the length of the shift amount.
Creating a left or right margin
APress the [←
←←
←]or [→
→→
→]keys to set
the length of the shift amount.
CPress the [OK]key.
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Border Erase
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Border Erase
Erases the rim area of the original im-
age.
Preparation
The default border erase setting is
10mm, 0.4". You can change this
setting. See p.133 “Border Erase
Width Priority”
APress the [Shift/Erase]key.
BPress the [Border Erase]key.
Setting border erase to same
width
APress the [Same Width]key.
BPress the [-]or [+]keys to set
the Border Erase width, and
then press the [OK]key.
Setting border erase to separate
widths
APress the [4 Sides]key.
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BPress the [Top], [Bottom], [Left]
and [Right]keys to select the
erase rim area, and set the Bor-
der Erase width using the [-]or
[+]keys. Then press the [OK]
key.
Limitation
❒When using the Border Erase
function with other func-
tions, see p.102 “Chart of
Scan Sizes for Each Func-
tion”.
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Delete Inside
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Delete Inside
Copies the original while erasing
parts inside a specified area.
Limitation
❒If the original is larger than A1,
you can only erase one area (Met-
ric version only).
❒If the original is larger than C, you
can only erase one area (Inch ver-
sion only).
Note
❒The area is specified by defining to
two points for the top left of the
original (X1, Y1) and two points for
the size of the area (X2, Y2). Meas-
ure the area you want to specify
before entering the area settings.
❒
When using this function with the
magnification function, the actual
setting will be the specified setting
multiplied by the reproduction ratio.
❒You can specify up to 5 areas.
APress the [Shift/Erase]key.
BPress the [Delete Inside]key.
CPress the [Y1], [Y2], [X1]and [X2]
keys to select the delete position,
and enter the values to specify the
area, and then press the [#]key.
Note
❒To change the value, press the
[Clear]key, and then enter the
new value.
Delete Inside
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DTo specify several areas, specify
areas 1 –5 in the same way.
EPress the [OK]key.
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Delete Outside
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Delete Outside
Copies the original while erasing
parts outside a specified area.
Limitation
❒If the original is larger than A1,
you can only specify one area
(Metric version only).
❒If the original is larger than C, you
can only erase one area (Inch ver-
sion only).
Note
❒The area is specified by defining
two points for the top left of the
original (X1, Y1) and two points for
the size of the area (X2, Y2). Meas-
ure the area you want to specify
before entering the area settings.
❒
When using this function with the
magnification function, the actual
setting will be the specified setting
multiplied by the reproduction ratio.
❒You can specify up to 5 areas.
APress the [Shift/Erase]key.
BPress the [Delete Outside]key.
CPress the [Y1], [Y2], [X1]and [X2]
keys to select the delete position,
and enter the values to specify the
area, and then press the [#]key.
DTo specify several areas, specify
areas 1 –5 in the same way.
EPress the [OK]key.
Delete Outside
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Double Copies
One original image is copied twice on
to one copy as shown in the illustra-
tion.
Limitation
❒You can copy an image up to A2
(C) in size with the Double Copies
function K. You can use a paper
size up to A1 (D) L.
Note
❒You can erase the separation line
between the two images. The de-
fault setting is Separation Line. See
p.134 “Double Copies Separation
Line”
❒When using Double Copies, the
paper size must be twice as large as
the original (when [Full Size]is se-
lected). When using Reduce/En-
large, consider the magnification
ratio when selecting the paper size.
APress the [Edit Image]key.
BPress the [Double Copies ]key.
CPress the [OK]key.
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Image Repeat
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Image Repeat
The original image is copied repeat-
edly.
Preparation
The number of repeated images
depends on the original size, copy
paper size, and reproduction ratio.
•For example you can copy eight
images of a A4 (A) original to
A1 (D) size copy paper.
Limitation
❒You cannot use the bypass tray.
❒Depending on the paper size and
the reproduction ratio, the repeat-
ed image may be cropped.
❒You can use Image Repeat for cop-
ies with sizes up to A0(E).
❒When Image repeat is selected, the
maximum length for Variable Cut
is 1,248mm, 48".
❒When you have used Image Re-
peat with the stamp function, you
cannot delete only the repeated
image when using Additional
Copy.
Note
❒You can insert separation lines
(Solid, Broken, Crop Marks) be-
tween repeated images. The de-
fault setting is None. See p.133
“Image Repeat Separation Line”
❒When using Image Repeat with the
Shift function, the composite im-
age is repeated.
❒When using Image Repeat with the
Image Overlay function, the com-
posite image is repeated.
ASelect the paper.
BPress the [Edit Image]key.
CPress the [Image Repeat]key.
DPress the [OK]key.
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Positive/Negative
Black and white areas of the original
are reversed.
Limitation
❒You can use Positive/Negative for
copies with sizes up to A0(E).
Note
❒When making continuous copies,
the image density may deteriorate.
See p.106 “If You Cannot Make
Clear Copies”
APress the [Edit Image]key.
BPress the [Positive/Negative]key.
CPress the [OK]key.
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Mirror Image
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Mirror Image
The image is mirrored along the left/
right axis, so that it appears as it
would when viewed in a mirror.
APress the [Edit Image]key.
BPress the [Mirror Image]key.
CPress the [OK]key.
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Image Overlay
Two originals are combined on one
copy.
Limitation
❒For details on the combinations for
background original and original
for the composite image, see p.83
“Image Overlay Limitations”.
❒You cannot shift the position of the
first or second original after the
composite image has been created.
If you want to change the position,
move one of the originals. Use the
composite copy itself as an origi-
nal, or insert the originals in the
carrier sheet.
Note
❒You cannot use the following func-
tions after the originals have been
scanned.
•Copying From The Bypass Tray
•Interrupt Copy
APress the [Edit Image]key.
BPress the [Image Overlay]key.
CPress the [OK]key.
DMake your desired settings.
Reference
For details, see explanations of
each function.
EPlace the first original for the
composite image.
FPlace the next original (to be over-
laid on top of the first original)
for the composite image.
The composite copy is output to
the copy output tray.
You can also add a third, fourth,
fifth and sixth image.
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Original Second Original
Third
Original Fourth Original
Copy
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Image Overlay
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Image Overlay Limitations
Limitation
❒When using Image Overlay, you
should use a second original that is
larger than the first original. Be-
cause the background image (im-
age of the first original) will be cut
if Preset Cut is selected, and if the
second original is smaller than the
first original.
❒You cannot use Image Overlay
with the following functions.
•Sort
•Rotate Sort
•Format Overlay
❒If you use the Shift function with
the Additional Copy function after
creating an Image Overlay copy,
the composite image is moved.
You cannot move the individual
original images.
❒When using the following func-
tions, the effects are applied to the
composite image created with Im-
age Overlay.
•Shift
•Margin Adjustment
•Border Erase
•Area Selection
•Mirror Image
•Double Copies
•Image Repeat
❒The maximum size for the original
and the image is A1(D).
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Format Overlay
The optional HDD are required to use this function.
Two images (original + format) are
combined on one copy using stored
image (user format) or first original.
You can store the format original and
recall it for next use.
APress the [Edit Image]key.
BPress the [Format Overlay]key.
Scanning the format original
(background original)
APress the [First Original]key.
BPress the [OK]key.
CMake the desired settings, and
then place the first original.
DPlace the second original.
The machine makes a compos-
ite copy of the first and second
originals.
EPlace the third original.
The machine makes a compos-
ite copy of the first and third
originals.
FPlace any other originals, as re-
quired.
First
Original Second Original
Third
Original
Copy
Copy
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Format Overlay
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Storing a format overlay
beforehand
Note
❒To use User Format Overlay,
you need to use Program /De-
lete, Overlay Format. See p.85
“Program/Delete, Overlay For-
mat”
ASelect a stored format original.
BPress the [OK]key.
CSelect the desired settings, and
place the original to be over-
laid on the format original.
The machine makes a copy
overlaying the first original on
the user format original.
DPlace any other originals, as re-
quired.
The machine makes a copy
overlaying the new original on
the user format original.
Limitation
❒When selecting the [First Orig-
inal], if the sizes of the first
original and the original to be
overlaid on the first original
are different, the image is
created at the size of the
overlaid original.
❒When selecting the programmed
user format, if the sizes of the
programmed user format and the
original to be overlaid on the pro-
grammed user format are differ-
ent, the image is created at the
size of the overlaid original.
❒
You cannot use Format Overlay
with the following functions.
•Image Overlay
•Sort
•Rotate Sort
❒The maximum size for the
paper size is A1 (D).
Program/Delete, Overlay Format
Preparation
The maximum size for the original
size to be stored is A0 (E). You can-
not store long length originals.
AMake sure that the machine is
ready to copy.
BPress the {User Tools/Counter}key.
CPress the [Copier Features]key.
DPress the [Adjust Image]key, and
then press the [Program/Delete,
Overlay Format]key.
Storing
ASelect a format number (1 –4).
BPlace your originals.
CTo store another original, re-
peat steps A–B.
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Overwriting a stored format
ASelect the format number for
the format you want to over-
write.
BPress the [Program]key.
CPress the [OK]key.
DPress the [OK]key.
Note
❒If you do not want to over-
write the existing format,
press the [No]key.
Important
❒You cannot restore a format
that has been overwritten.
EPlace your originals.
Deleting
ASelect the format number for
the format you want to delete,
and then press the [Delete]key.
BPress the [OK]key.
CPress the [OK]key.
Note
❒To cancel the deletion, press
the [No]key.
Important
❒You cannot restore a format
that has been deleted.
EPress the {User Tools/Counter}key.
The machine exits Program/De-
lete and is ready to copy.
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Background Numbering
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Background Numbering
The optional stamp board and HDD are required to use this function.
This function produces copies which
have been stamped by the numbering
user stamp.
Preparation
You can set the start number from
1 to 999.
Note
❒You can change the density of the
background numbers. See p.137
“Background Numbering Format”
❒You can change the size of the
background numbers. See p.137
“Background Numbering Format”
❒You can combine this function
with other (up to two) print func-
tions.
APress the [Stamp]key.
BPress the [Background Numbering]
key.
CEnter the start number with the
number keys, and then press the
[OK]key.
Note
❒To change the value, press the
{Clear/Stop}key, and then enter
the new value.
DPress the [OK]key.
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User Stamp Repeat
The optional stamp board and HDD are required to use this function.
Prints a stored user stamp of letters or
symbols on the whole area of the pa-
per.
Preparation
You must store a User Stamp be-
fore using this function. See p.92
“Program/Delete, User Stamp”
You can store up to four User
Stamps.
You can choose to print the User
Stamp vertically or horizontally.
You can use this function with the
Background Numbering and Date
Stamp (up to two types) functions.
The Size, Density, Positive/Nega-
tive settings, in "User Stamp Con-
ditions" are also applied to the
User Stamp. See p.138 “User
Stamp Format”
Limitation
❒You can use paper sizes up to A0.
Note
❒When the User Stamp Repeat func-
tion is selected, it may take longer
for the first copy to be printed.
Reference
For details on deleting a User
Stamp, see "Program/Delete, User
Stamp". See p.92 “Program/De-
lete, User Stamp”
APress the [Stamp]key.
BPress the [User Stamp Repeat]key.
CSelect the user stamp item (stamp
number).
DSelect the stamp direction ([Horiz.]
or [Vert.]keys.)
EPress the [OK]key.
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Preset Stamp
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Preset Stamp
The optional stamp board and HDD are required to use this function.
Prints a user stamp that has already
been stored.
Preparation
The stamp types are as follows.
You can change the position and
direction of the stamp.
You can use this function with
Background Numbering and Date
Stamp.
❖
❖❖
❖Place your originals, and then
specify the user stamp position
and direction.
Limitation
❒You cannot use the bypass tray.
❒You can only use one type of
stamp at a time.
❒You can print on paper sizes up to
A0 (E).
Note
❒You can change the size, density
and print position of the stamp.
❒You can change the default print
position for the stamp. See p.135
“Preset Stamp Format Priority”
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Direction
Feed
Direction
Horizon
Horizon
Vertical
Vertical
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APress the [Stamp]key.
BPress the [Preset Stamp]key.
CSelect the stamp type.
Note
❒You can change the priority of
the selected stamp. See p.134
“Preset Stamp Priority”
DSelect the print direction ([Horiz.]
or [Vert.]keys), and print position
for the stamp.
Changing the size and density/
setting print page
APress the [Other Settings]key.
BSets the Size, Density and Pag-
ination.
EPress the [OK]key.
Reference
For details on how to set the
originals, see "Setting Originals
and Print Position/Direction".
See p.91 “Place the originals and
then specify the stamp position
and direction.”
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