Options

A

Staple Finisher

Sorts and staples paper before ejecting it. Punches holes using the optional hole punch unit.

B

Finisher Bridge Unit

To operate the staple finisher or booklet finisher you need to install the finisher bridge unit.

Finisher tray

Holds sorted or stapled documents.

Finisher upper tray

Holds the ejected paper.

Depending on the paper quality, printing data with multiple images or photos may cause the paper to curl. If curling occurs, try using another output tray.

Face up tray

Holds the ejected paper.

Staple Cartridge

Holds staples for flat stitching.

Punch Waste Tray

Collects punch hole scraps.

A

Staple Finisher-P2

Sorts and staples paper before ejecting it.

Finisher tray

Holds sorted or stapled documents.

Staple Cartridge

Holds staples for flat stitching.

Staple Finisher Bridge Unit

Connects the printer to staple finisher-P2. Open when removing jammed paper.

A

Booklet Finisher

Sorts, saddle stitches, folds, and staples the paper before ejecting it. Punches holes using the optional hole punch unit.

B

Finisher Bridge Unit

To operate the staple finisher or booklet finisher you need to install the finisher bridge unit.

Staple Cartridge

Holds staples for saddle stitching.

Finisher Tray

Holds sorted or stapled documents.

Finisher upper tray

Holds the ejected paper.

Depending on the paper quality, printing data with multiple images or photos may cause the paper to curl. If curling occurs, try using another output tray.

Face up tray

Holds the ejected paper.

Staple Cartridge

Holds staples for flat stitching.

Inner Unit

Pull out when a paper jam occurs.

Punch Waste Tray

Collects punch hole scraps.

Booklet Tray

Holds folded or saddle stitched documents.

Saddle stitch unit

Pull out to replace the Staple Cartridge ().

Upper Unit L

Adjust the position to match the paper size (large size) for printing.

Film

Remove this when using envelopes or special types of paper.

Edge Guides

Align the sides of the printed paper. Adjust the position according to the paper size.

Lower Unit

Holds the printed paper.

Stopper S

Align the leading edge of the printed paper (small/medium size). Change the mounting position on the upper unit S according to the paper size.

Stopper L

Align the leading edge of the printed paper (large size).

Upper Unit S

Adjust the position to match the paper size (small/medium size) for printing.

LAN port

You can use two wired LAN lines by installing the optional Ethernet board.

EXT. port

You can connect external phone devices. This is for standard faxing.

LINE1 port

You can add up to 3 lines and use each line for standard faxing, or network faxing to send and receive documents on your computer. In addition, you can connect to multiple phone lines so that you can send to a number of destinations more quickly, or dedicate one line to receiving faxes to reduce the duration of time where you cannot receive calls. ^*

*: External phones are not available.

LINE2 port

LINE3 port

A4 High Capacity Tray-P1

Allows you to load a large quantity of A4, Letter, or smaller size paper.

A3 High Capacity Tray-P1

Allows you to load a large quantity of A3 or smaller size paper.

Paper Cassette Lock

Locks the paper cassette if you want an administrator to manage paper.