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Sharp AR-M355N Operation Manual (380 pages)

Sharp Laser Printer OPERATION MANUAL AR-M355N AR-M455N

Brand: Sharp | Category: Printer | Size: 11.48 MB

Table of Contents

8
- Laser Printer
  1
- Specifications
  1
- The Product
  1
- Operation Manuals
  4
- Product Configurations
  4
- Installation Requirements
  5
- Cautions
  6
  - Laser Information
    7
  - Table of Contents
    8
- Contents
  9
- Chapter 1 Before Using the Product
  
  11
  - Introduction
    11
  - Main Features
    12
  - Main Features
    13
  - Part Names and Functions
    18
    
    Exterior
    18
    
    Interior
    19
    
    Part Names and Functions of Peripheral Devices
    20
    
    Operation Panel
    22
    
    Touch Panel
    23
  - Turning the Power on and off
    26
  - Auditing Mode
    27
    
    Using the Machine When the Auditing Mode Is Enabled
    27
Managing the Machine

28
- Chapter 2 Managing the Machine
  
  28
Peripheral Devices

54
- Chapter 3 Peripheral Devices
  
  54
  - Duplex Module
    55
    
    Part Names
    55
    
    Specifications
    55
    
    Loading Paper in the Bypass Tray
    56
    
    Troubleshooting (Concerning the Duplex Module)
    57
  - Mail-Bin Stacker
    58
    
    Part Names
    58
    
    Specifications
    58
    
    Misfeed in the Mail-Bin Stacker
    59
  - Finisher
    60
    
    Part Names
    60
    
    Specifications
    60
    
    Finisher Functions
    61
    
    Using the Finisher Functions
    62
    
    Staple Cartridge Replacement
    63
    
    Misfeed in the Finisher
    65
    
    Troubleshooting Finisher Problems
    66
  - Saddle Stitch Finisher
    67
    
    Part Names
    67
    
    Specifications
    67
    
    Saddle Stitch Finisher Functions
    68
    
    Using the Saddle Stitch Finisher
    71
    
    Staple Cartridge Replacement and Staple Jam Removal
    72
    
    Misfeed in the Saddle Stitch Finisher
    75
    
    Troubleshooting (Concerning the Saddle Stitch Finisher)
    77
Making Copies

80
- Chapter 4 Making Copies
  
  80
Convenient Copy Functions

100
- Chapter 5 Convenient Copy Functions Specifications
  
  101
  - Special Modes
    101
- Chapter 8 Specifications....................................................... 8-2
  
  101
  - General Procedure for Using Special Functions
    101
    
    Margin Shift
    102
  - Erase
    103
  - Dual Page Copy
    104
  - Pamphlet Copy
    105
  - Job Build
    107
  - Tandem Copy
    108
  - Covers/Inserts
    110
  - Transparency Film with Insert Sheets
    121
  - Multi Shot
    122
  - Book Copy
    124
  - Card Shot
    125
  - B/W Reverse
    127
  - Mirror Image
    127
  - Print Menu
    128
  - Storing, Using and Deleting Job Programs
    140
    
    Storing a Job Program
    140
    
    Calling up a Job Program
    141
    
    Deleting a Stored Job Program
    141
  - Interrupting a Copy Run
    142
- Chapter 6 Machine Maintenance (for Copying)
  
  144
  - Document Feeder
    144
  - Photoconductive Drum
    144
  - Troubleshooting
    144
  - User Maintenance
    144
  - User Maintenance
    145
    
    Cleaning the Document Glass and the Automatic Document Feeder
    145
    
    Cleaning the Main Charger of the Photoconductive Drum
    145
  - Troubleshooting
    146
Document Filing Function

147
- Chapter 7 Document Filing Function Overview..................................................................7-2
  
  147
  - Document Filing Function
    147
  - Overview
    148
    
    Document Filing Function
    148
  - To Use the Document Filing Function
    150
    
    A Look at the Operation Panel
    150
    
    Saving Files
    150
    
    Document Filing Icons
    151
    
    Main Screen of Document Filing
    151
  - Saving a Document Image File
    152
    
    Quick File
    152
    
    Filing
    153
    
    Print Jobs
    155
    
    Scan Save
    156
  - Calling up and Using a File
    159
    
    Searching for and Calling up a Saved File
    159
    
    Calling up and Using a Saved File
    161
  - Custom Settings
    167
    
    Creating, Editing, and Deleting User Names and Folders
    167
    
    Creating a Custom Folder
    170
  - Entering Characters
    172
  - Troubleshooting
    174
    
    Key Operator
    184
    
    Program List
    184
    
    Trademark Acknowledgments
    186
Table of Contents

187
- Setting the Printer Driver
  189
- Setting the Printer Driver
  193
Setting the Printer Driver Properties

195
- Selecting Printing Functions
  196
  - Settings in the [Main] Tab
    196
  - Settings in the [Paper] Tab
    200
  - Settings in the [Advanced] Tab
    203
  - Settings in the [Job Handling] Tab
    206
  - Settings in the [Watermarks] Tab
    209
Web Pages in the Printer

210
Printer Basic Settings

221
- Making Configuration Setting
  222
Key Operator Programs

226
- Key Operator Programs
  227
- Description of Setting Programs
  230
  - Printer Settings
    230
  - Default Settings
    230
  - Interface Settings
    230
    
    A4/Letter Size Auto Change
    230
    
    Hexadecimal Dump Mode
    230
    
    I/O Timeout
    230
    
    Print Density Level
    230
    
    Prohibit Notice Page Printing
    230
    
    Prohibit Test Page Printing
    230
    
    Enable Network Port
    231
    
    Enable Usb Port
    231
    
    Network Port Emulation Switching
    231
    
    Usb Port Emulation Switching
    231
  - Network Settings
    232
  - Reset the Nic
    232
  - Ip Address Setting
    232
  - Tandem Setting
    232
  - Enable Netware
    232
  - Enable Ethertalk
    232
  - Ping Command
    232
  - Enable Netbeui
    232
  - Enable Tcp/Ip
    232
- Troubleshooting
  233
- Troubleshooting
  234
  - Checking the IP Address
    236
- Appendix
  237
  - Printer Specifications
    238
  - Notice Page Printing
    239
  - Print Area
    240
    
    Pcl Symbol Set
    240
Purpose of the Key Operator Programs

241
- Gpurpose of the Key Operator Programs
  242
- Using the Key Operator Programs
  244
- Ggeneral Programs
  247
  - Account Control
    247
  - Energy Save
    249
  - Operation Settings
    250
  - Device Control
    251
  - List Print
    252
  - Key Operator Code Change
    253
  - Product Key
    253
- Gprograms for Copy Mode
  254
  - Copy Settings
    254
- Gdocument Filing Programs
  256
  - Document Filing Settings
    256
  - Installing the Printer
    258
  - Software License
    260
  - Installation Method
    263
  - Uninstalling Printer Drivers and Printer Utilities
    274
  - Before Installation
    275
  - Installation Requirements
    278
Table of Contents

281
- To Use this Product Correctly as Afacsimile
  283
Before Using the Fax Feature

288
- Connecting an Extension Phone
  289
  - G Connecting an Extension Phone
    289
    
    Gconnecting an Extension Phone
    289
- Points to Check and Program after Installation
  289
- A Look at the Operation Panel
  290
  - G Fax Mode (Condition Settings Screen)
    291
    
    Fax Mode (Condition Settings Screen)
    291
- Originals
  293
  - G Originals that Can be Faxed
    293
    
    Originals that Can be Faxed
    293
- Loading a Document
  294
  - G Using the Automatic Document Feeder
    294
  - G Using the Document Glass
    294
    
    Using the Automatic Document Feeder
    294
    
    Using the Document Glass
    294
- Checking the Size of a Loaded Original
  295
  - G Manually Setting the Scanning Size
    295
    
    Manually Setting the Scanning Size
    295
- Storing, Deleting, and Using Original Sizes
  296
  - G Storing or Deleting an Original Size
    296
  - G Using a Stored Original Size
    296
    
    Storing or Deleting an Original Size
    296
    
    Using a Stored Original Size
    296
- Selecting Resolution and Exposure Settings
  297
  - G Selecting the Resolution
    297
    
    Selecting the Resolution
    297
  - G Selecting the Exposure
    298
    
    Selecting the Exposure
    298
- Convenient Dialing Methods
  299
Basic Operations

300
- Sending a Fax
  301
  - G Basic Procedure for Sending Faxes
    301
    
    Basic Procedure for Sending Faxes
    301
  - G Transmission by Auto-Dialing
    303
  - Touch Dialing and Group Dialing)
    303
  - G Sending a Fax by Speed Dialing
    303
  - Transmission
    303
    
    Sending a Fax by Speed Dialing
    303
    
    Fax Number Entry with Global Address Search
    304
    
    Enlarging/Reducing the Image before Transmission
    305
  - G Faxing a Two-Sided Original
    306
    
    Faxing a Two-Sided Original
    306
- Canceling a Fax Transmission
  308
  - G Canceling On-Hook Dialing
    308
    
    Canceling On-Hook Dialing
    308
- Priority Transmission of a Stored Job
  308
- Receiving Faxes
  309
  - G Receiving a Fax
    309
    
    Receiving a Fax
    309
Using Convenient Functions 1 Advanced Transmission Methods

310
Using Convenient Functions 2 Transmission Using F-Codes

330
Using Convenient Functions 3 Convenient Methods of Use

340
- Using Convenient Functions 3
  340
  - Convenient Methods of Use
    340
- Using an Extension Phone
  341
Programming

344
- Programming
  345
- Storing, Editing, and Deleting Auto Dial Keys and Programs
  345
  - G Storing One-Touch Dial Keys
    346
  - Storing One-Touch Dial Keys
    346
  - Editing and Deleting One-Touch Keys
    348
  - G Editing and Deleting One-Touch Keys
    348
  - G Storing a Group Key
    349
  - Storing a Group Key
    349
  - Editing and Deleting Group Keys
    350
  - G Editing and Deleting Group Keys
    350
  - Editing and Deleting Programs
    351
  - G Editing and Deleting Programs
    351
  - G Storing a Program
    351
  - Storing a Program
    351
- Storing a Group Index
  352
- Programming, Editing, and Deleting F-Code Memory Boxes
  354
- Printing Programmed Information
  357
  - Editing and Deleting a Memory Box
    357
- Troubleshooting
  358
- When a Transaction Report Is Printed
  359
- Viewing the Communication Activity Report
  360
- When an Alarm Sounds and Awarning Message Is Displayed
  360
- Problems and Solutions
  361
  - Key Operator Program List
    365
  - Using the Key Operator Programs
    366
  - Default Display Settings
    367
  - Initial Resolution Setting
    367
  - Key Operator Programs
    367
  - Operation Settings
    367
  - Auto Wake up Print
    368
  - Default Exposure Settings
    368
  - Fax Own Number and Name Set
    368
  - Fax Settings
    368
  - Scan Complete Sound Setting
    368
- Key Operator Programs
  369
  - Activity Report Print Select Setting
    369
  - G Key Operator Programs
    369
  - Original Print on Transaction Report
    369
  - Pause Time Setting
    369
  - Speaker Volume Settings
    369
  - Transaction Report Print Select Setting
    369
  - Auto Reduction Sending Setting
    370
  - Disable of Fax Number Direct Entry
    370
  - Distinctive Ring Detection
    370
  - Printing Page Number at Receiver
    370
  - Rotation Sending Setting
    370
  - Call Timer at Memory Sending
    371
  - Date/Own Number Print Position Setting
    371
  - Quick on Line Sending
    371
  - Recall in Case of Communication Error
    371
  - Recall in Case of Line Busy
    371
  - Auto Receive Reduce Setting
    372
  - Fax Output Tray Setting
    372
  - Number of Calls in Auto Reception
    372
  - Print Style Setting
    372
  - Anti Junk Fax Setting
    373
  - Passcode Number Setting
    373
  - Polling Security Setting
    373
  - G Printing out Settings
    374
  - Printing out Settings
    374
- Chapter 9 Appendix
  
  376
  - Specifications
    377
  - Index
    378

Sharp AR-M355N Service Manual (265 pages)

DIGITAL MULTIFUNCTIONAL SYSTEM

Brand: Sharp | Category: All in One Printer | Size: 16.85 MB

Service Manual
1
Contents
1
Cautions on Laser
2
For North America
2
For Europe
2
Table of Contents
3
Note for Servicing
5
Cautions for Servicing
5
General
5
- Basic System
  6
- Configuration
  6
- B. Option Lineup
  7
- Major Options
  7
- C. List of Combination of Peripheral Devices
  9
  - Basic Specification
    10
  - Specifications
    10
- B. Document Feeding Equipment
  11
  - Output Equipment
    11
  - Printer Function
    11
  - Specific Function
    11
- B. Image Send Function
  14
- C. Copy Function
  16
B/W Scanner Module (DSPF)
17
Rack for Scanner
18
- Maintenance Parts List
  19
- Consumable Parts
  19
- Supply System Table
  19
- Environmental Conditions
  20
- Drum Cartridge
  20
- Toner Cartridge
  20
Production Number Identification
20
- External Views and Internal Structures
  21
- Exterior
  21
Interior
22
Operation Panel
23
Job Status Screen (Common to Print, Copy, Fax Network Scan and Internet Fax)
24
Cross Sectional View
25
Switch, Sensor
26
- A. Scanner Unit
  27
Motor, Clutch, Solenoid
28
Note for Installation Place
30
- Remove the Locking Tape
  31
- Setting Related to Process
  31
- Toner Cartridge Settings
  31
Machine Installing Procedure
31
- D. Setting Related to Fusing
  32
- Paper Setting
  32
- Print Test
  33
- Attach the Document Scanning Label
  33
- Adjuster Installation and Adjustment
  33
Automatic Developer Adjustment
33
Maintenance and Details of each Section
35
Scanner / DSPF
36
Peripheral Devices
37
Process Section
38
Details of each Section]
38
- Process Section Composition and Applying Voltage
  39
- Composition of Process Section
  39
- OPC Drum Section
  40
- Major Parts and Signal Functions
  40
- Operational Descriptions
  41
- Maintenance and Parts Replacement
  42
- Maintenance List
  42
- MC Unit
  43
- Drum Separation Pawl Unit
  43
- Toner Reception Seal
  43
- Cleaner Blade
  44
- Separation Solenoid
  44
- Transfer Section
  45
- Toner Image Transfer
  47
- Transfer Roller Cleaning
  47
- Developing Section
  50
Fusing Section
55
- Fusing Unit Drive
  56
- Heater Lamp Drive
  56
- Fusing Operation
  56
- Fusing Temperature Control
  57
- Cleaning Roller
  57
- Fusing Unit
  58
- Lower Separation Pawl
  58
- Upper Separation Pawl
  58
- Heater Lamp
  59
- CL Roller Bearing
  59
- Lower Heat Roller
  59
- Thermistor
  59
- Upper Heat Roller
  60
Paper Feed Section
60
- Paper Feed Operation
  62
- Paper Size Detection
  62
- Paper Width Detection VR
  62
- Paper Detection Method of each Tray
  63
- Paper Size for Automatic Detection
  63
- Paper Remaining Quantity Detection
  64
- Detection Method
  64
- Paper Feed Cassette Upper Limit Detection
  66
- Paper Feed Cassette Paper Empty Detection
  66
- Cassette Detection PWB
  66
- Lift-Up Motor
  66
Transport Section/Paper Exit Reverse Section
67
- Paper Transport Path and Paper Exit
  69
- Paper Transport Path with an Option Installed
  69
- Paper Transport in Duplex Printing (with AR-DU3/DU4 Installed)
  70
- Switchback Operation and Paper Exit to the Left Tray
  70
- Paper Transport Speed in Duplex Printing
  70
- Transport with AR-FN6 Installed
  70
- Paper Dust Remover Unit
  72
- Resist Roller Unit
  72
- Resist Roller
  72
- Paper Transport Roller
  72
- Left Door Unit
  73
- Suction Fan Motor
  73
- High Voltage Resistor PWB
  73
- Drawer PWB
  73
- Paper Exit Reverse Unit
  74
- Paper Exit Detection
  74
- Paper Exit Motor
  75
- Left Door Open/Close Detection
  75
- Exhaust Heat Fan Motor
  75
- Paper Exit Full Detection
  75
- Paper Exit Roller
  76
Laser Scanner Section
77
- Laser Optical Path
  78
- Polygon Motor
  78
- Outline of LSU Specifications
  78
Scanner Section
80
- CCD/Lens Unit
  82
- CIS Unit
  82
- Platen Timing Chart
  83
- Timing Chart
  83
- Carriage (Lamp Unit) Shift (Scan) Speed
  83
- Image Signal Flow
  83
- OC Open Sensor
  86
- Mirror Home Position Sensor
  86
- Scanner Control PWB
  86
- Scanner Interface PWB
  86
- Reflector
  87
- Mirror
  87
- Lamp
  87
- Inverter PWB
  87
- CCD Lens
  88
DSPF Section
88
- Document Feed, Transport, Scan, Paper Exit, and Operating Speed
  90
- SPF Document Set Sensor
  92
- SPF Document Resist Front Sensor
  92
- SPF Document Stopper Solenoid
  92
- SPF Unit
  92
- SPF Original Length Sensor
  93
- SPF Original Width Detection Volume PWB
  93
- Pick-Up Roller
  93
- Paper Feed Roller
  93
- CIS Control PWB
  94
- SPF Open Sensor
  94
- SPF Original Exit Sensor
  94
- SPF Motor
  95
- Resist Roller Clutch
  95
- SPF Original Paper Feed Solenoid
  96
- SPF Original Paper Feed Clutch
  96
- Separation Mylar Lower
  96
- Separation Pad
  96
Operation Panel Section
96
- Original Detection Unit
  98
- Original Size Detection PWB (Light Receiving Side)
  98
- Original Size Detection PWB (Light Emitting Side)
  98
- Lvds Pwb
  99
- MFP Operation PWB
  99
- Ozone Filter
  100
Filter
100
Drive Unit
101
Drive Section
101
- Gears
  102
- Paper Cassette Paper Feed Clutch
  102
- Main Motor
  103
- Power Unit
  103
- Drum Motor
  103
Power Section
103
- Reactor PWB (200V Only)
  104
- Power PWB
  104
- Relay PWB
  105
- Main Switch
  105
- Cooling Fan Motor
  105
- Pwb
  106
- Fuse PWB
  106
- High Voltage PWB
  106
- MFP Controller PWB
  106
- Hdd
  107
- Pcu Pwb
  107
- Mother PWB
  108
- Controller Cooling Fan Motor
  108
Fan Motor
108
- Ozone Exhaust Fan Motor
  109
- Adjustments
  110
- Doctor Gap Adjustment
  110
- MG Roller Main Pole Position Adjustment
  110
- C. High Voltage Output Adjustment
  111
- Developing Bias Output Check and Setup
  111
- Copy Image Check
  112
- Making of SFP Test Chart
  112
- Adjustments on the Engine Side
  112
Image Check, Adjustment
112
- Each Tray Resist Amount Setting
  113
- Print Off-Center Adjustment
  113
- Front/Rear and Left/Right Void Amount Setting
  114
- Self Print Lead Edge Adjustment
  114
- B. Adjustment on the Scanner Side
  115
  - OC Scan Magnification Ratio Adjustment
    116
  - SPF Scan Distortion Adjustment
    116
  - SPF Scan Magnification Ratio
    117
  - OC Scan Lead Edge Adjustment
    118
  - SPF Scan Lead Edge Adjustment
    118
  - Scanner Section
    119
  - Adjustment]
    120
    
    Vertical Image Distortion Balance Adjustment
    120
    
    Height Adjustment of Original Detection Light Emitting Unit
    121
    
    Original Size Detection Photo Sensor Adjustment
    121
    
    Original Size Detection Photo Sensor Check
    121
    
    Copy Mode
    122
    
    Density Adjustment Procedure
    122
  - OC Scan Distortion Adjustment
    115
  - SPF Height Adjustment
    115
- H. Image Density Adjustment
  122
- I. DSPF Width Detection Adjustment
  126
  - When Replacing DSPF Unit
    126
  - Code-Type Simulation
    127
  - Simulation
    127
- B. Simulation List
  129
- C. Details
  133
Other Related Items
213
- Machine Operation
  215
- Acceptable Originals
  215
- Standard Original Placement Orientations
  215
- Automatic Copy Image Rotation - Rotation Copying
  215
- Applicable Plain Paper
  216
Specifications of Paper Trays
216
- B. Applicable Special Paper
  217
  - Fusing Unit Pressure Adjusting Levers
    217
  - Printing Onto Envelopes
    217
  - Trouble Codes
    218
  - Trouble Codes List
    218
Details of Trouble Codes
220
- Self Diag Operation
  231
- Power on Trouble Detection Function
  231
- Basic Flow of Countermeasures
  231
Other Related Items
231
- List of Trouble Modes
  232
- Writing to the Trouble Memory
  233
- Communication Specification When a Trouble Occurs
  233
- Rom Version-Up Method
  234
- Flash ROM Update Procedures
  234
- Preliminary Arrangement
  234
- Necessary Tools
  234
- C. Update Procedures 2 (Writing to each ROM by Use of CN6 of the Controller PWB)
  235
- In Case of “Result: NG”
  236
- Turning off the Power During Update
  236
- Update Window Display in Normal Booting
  236
- Update Process Flow
  236
D. in Case of "Result: NG"
236
- File Transfer by Fcopy.exe
  238
- File Transfer by File2Prn.exe
  238
- File Transfer by USB Connection
  238
- Block Diagram
  239
- Electrical Section
  239
Actual Wiring Chart
240
- Lsu Unit
  247
- Engine
  248
- Toner Hopper
  248
- Developer Unit
  248
- Main Drive
  249
- Fusing Unit
  250
- Dh-Line
  256
Signal Name List
257
- Lead-Free Solder
  262
- Note for the Use of Lead-Free Solder Thread
  262
- Note for Soldering Work
  262
- Caution for Battery Replacement
  263
- Caution for Battery Disposal
  263

Sharp AR-M355N Operation Manual (61 pages)

LASER PRINTER

Brand: Sharp | Category: Printer | Size: 2.08 MB

Laser Printer
1
Trademark Acknowledgments
2
Table of Contents
3
Chapter 1 Basic Printing Procedures Key Operator Programs

5
- Setting the Printer Driver
  5
Chapter 2 Setting the Printer Driver

9
Chapter 3 Web Pages in the Printer

27
Chapter 4 Printer Basic Settings

38
Chapter 5 Printing from the Operation Panel

43
- Hold Job List
  44
Chapter 6 Key Operator Programs

46
- Key Operator Program List
  46
- Procedure for Using Key Operator Programs
  47
Key Operator

47
Programs

47
- Key Operator Programs
  47
- Key Operator Program Menu
  48
- Description of Setting Programs
  49
  - Printer Settings
    49
Default Settings

49
- Print Hold Setting
  49
- Prohibit Notice Page Printing
  49
- Print Density Level
  49
- Prohibit Test Page Printing
  49
- A4/Letter Size Auto Change
  49
Interface Settings

50
- Hexadecimal Dump Mode
  50
- Enable Parallel Port
  50
- Parallel Port Emulation Switching
  50
- I/O Timeout
  50
- Enable Usb Port
  50
- Usb Port Emulation Switching
  50
- Enable Network Port
  50
- Network Port Emulation Switching
  50
- Port Switching Method
  51
- Parallel Port Ecp Setting
  51
- Network Settings
  52
- Reset the Nic
  52
- Ip Address Setting
  52
- Tandem Setting
  52
- Enable Netware
  52
- Enable Ethertalk
  52
- Ping Command
  52
- Enable Netbeui
  52
- Enable Tcp/Ip
  52
Chapter 7 Troubleshooting

53
- G Checking the IP Address
  53
- Troubleshooting
  54
  - Checking the IP Address
    56
Chapter 8 Appendix

57
- Printer Specifications
  58
- Notice Page Printing
  59
- Print Area
  60

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Before Using the Product

Managing the Machine

Chapter 2 Managing the Machine

Peripheral Devices

Chapter 3 Peripheral Devices

Making Copies

Chapter 4 Making Copies

Convenient Copy Functions

Chapter 5 Convenient Copy Functions Specifications

Chapter 8 Specifications....................................................... 8-2

Chapter 6 Machine Maintenance (for Copying)

Document Filing Function

Chapter 7 Document Filing Function Overview..................................................................7-2

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Setting the Printer Driver Properties

Web Pages in the Printer

Printer Basic Settings

Key Operator Programs

Purpose of the Key Operator Programs

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Before Using the Fax Feature

Basic Operations

Using Convenient Functions 1 Advanced Transmission Methods

Using Convenient Functions 2 Transmission Using F-Codes

Using Convenient Functions 3 Convenient Methods of Use

Programming

Chapter 9 Appendix

Sharp AR-M355N Service Manual (265 pages)

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Sharp AR-M355N Operation Manual (61 pages)

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Chapter 1 Basic Printing Procedures Key Operator Programs

Chapter 2 Setting the Printer Driver

Chapter 3 Web Pages in the Printer

Chapter 4 Printer Basic Settings

Chapter 5 Printing from the Operation Panel

Chapter 6 Key Operator Programs

Key Operator

Programs

Default Settings

Interface Settings

Chapter 7 Troubleshooting

Chapter 8 Appendix

Sharp AR-M355N Quick Reference Manual (31 pages)

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