Quick Copying Guide: Faculty Copy machine
A photocopier (also coined as a copier or copy machine) is a machine that makes paper copies of documents and other visual images rather quickly and cheaply. Here is a short video tutorial on how to make copies on a new copier.
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What features should I get in a copy machine or printer?
Certain office copiers are one of the staple pieces of equipment that are being used by many business offices and establishments. Normally, these can be found being utilized in many school libraries and other enterprises or even business setups that require printing and copying of documents and many other copying needs.
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How to Scan Documents on the Ricoh Copy Machine
The scanners that we have today often make use of a charge-coupled device (CCD) or a Contact Image Sensor (CIS) as the image sensor, while older drum scanners utilize a photomultiplier tube as the image sensor. A rotary scanner, used for high-speed document scanning, is another type of drum scanner, and this uses a CCD array rather than a photomultiplier.
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Fat guy on a copy machine – funny accident
Copy machines may help you with a lot of tasks, but they also do get involved in a lot of incidents in the office. In some cases, it turns into a real disaster. Just for laughs!
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How do you use a fax machine through the internet?
Question by Seventh Day Adventist: How do you use a fax machine through the internet?
I have a regular phone line with no long distance service.
I have yahoo DSL.
I am looking into buying a printer/copier/fax at say a Best Buy or Fry’s Electronics, what models would work with faxing over the internet?
Most importantly, how would I fax using the internet and if possible bypassing a phone long distance company?
Thanks in advance.
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Answer by kklo245
You cannot use Fax machine over the internet. Install PC to Fax software or subscribe to the internet services that can send Fax.
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How do you connect a fax machine to a computer ?
Question by karinakat: How do you connect a fax machine to a computer ?
I have a panasonic fax machine that’s about 1 yr old. My printer is broken and I cant print the document. I want to send a document from my computer to my fax machine so that I can fax to someone. How do I do that. I think there is a way to connect them together and send the document to my fax/copier machine. Thanks.
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Answer by Bryan A
There may be a simpler way. If your computer has a modem, and you are running Windows XP (and possibly 2000), you can send a fax straight from the PC. Go to Printers and Faxes and set up faxing. It will ask you several questions, which you need to fill out. But don’t send any faxes yet.
When you are done setting up faxing, go to your program, and go to print, and when it displays what printer you want to use, tell it to fax, then click print. It will ask you a few more questions, then it should send the fax. Make sure your phone line is plugged into the modem before you start.
If you aren’t running XP or 2000, look for faxing software on the internet. The process for setting up the fax should be about the same.
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What is the formula to scale something down in inches for a copy machine?
Question by DizzyUpTheBlonde: What is the formula to scale something down in inches for a copy machine?
I know there is a formula one can use to set the zoom on a copy machine when you want a copy of something, but smaller or larger.
For instance, if you have an 8.5″x11″ document that you want to shrink to fit into a CD case (so, 4.75″x9.5″), you can use this formula to figure out what X and Y to set the zoom percentages to.
I’ve seen others use it. However, I’ve not been able to find this formula. Does any one out there know it?
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Answer by ubiquitous_phi
Greetings,
Assuming you want the length to go from 11″ to 4.75″
This is a reduction of 4.75/11*100% = 43.2%
Regards
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Skipping out on Color toner for an office copy machine?
Question by snoopz_87: Skipping out on Color toner for an office copy machine?
In our office we have a heavy duty color copier, printer, scanner. With tax season around the corner, our concern right now is supplies. We want to know if even though we will only be using black toner, do the color toners also get used, and will those be running out as well? Our copy machine model is Imagistics CM2020.
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Answer by jonsey8008
Set the printer to only print in greyscale and it will only use the black ink
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Q&A: What is an electrostatic copy machine and how does it function?
Question by Red: What is an electrostatic copy machine and how does it function?
What are its capabilities? Where are likely places one might be of use and what is the cost of purchasing one.
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Answer by hanif.azrai
1. Charging: The surface of a cylindrical drum is given an electrostatic charge by either a high voltage wire called a corona wire or a charge roller. The drum is coated with a photoconductive material, such as selenium. A photoconductor is a semiconductor that becomes conductive when exposed to light.
2. Exposure: A bright lamp illuminates the original document, and the white areas of the original document reflect the light onto the surface of the photoconductive drum. The areas of the drum that are exposed to light (those areas that correspond to white areas of the original document) become conductive and therefore discharge to ground. The area of the drum not exposed to light (those areas that correspond to black portions of the original document) remain negatively charged. The result is a latent electrical image on the surface of the drum.
3. Developing: The toner is positively charged. When it is applied to the drum to develop the image, it is attracted and sticks to the areas that are negativly charged (black areas), just as paper sticks to a toy balloon with a static charge.
4. Transfer: The resulting toner image on the surface of the drum is transferred from the drum onto a piece of paper with a higher negative charge than the drum.
5. Fusing: The toner is melted and bonded to the paper by high-heat and high-pressure rollers.
6. Cleaning: The drum is wiped clean with a rubber blade and completely discharged by light before beginning the process again.
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