Image Repeat: Repeatedly Copying One Image onto One Paper

Image Repeat

It will scan the image area specified by the selected paper size and mode (2 Repeat, 4 Repeat, 8 Repeat), then arrange the image by specified times in one copy paper.

Use 2 Repeat in designated order mode to have the same cut side when cutting copied sheets in two.

Original positioning

Output

2 Repeat

4 Repeat

8 Repeat

Tips
  • The Auto Zoom button is dimmed and x1.0 is set automatically. Magnification can be changed manually, however, Image Rotation is unavailable. The scanning area will be a portion of the selected paper size equally divided according to the selected mode.

  • When 2 Repeat is selected, the direction of the image to be repeated can be specified.

  1. Position the original.

    Both ADF and original glass are available. The scanning area varies according to the selected paper size, orientation of copy paper, and selected repeat mode.

    • supplementary explanationFor the scanning area and orientation of copy paper, refer to Scanning area of the original and orientation of copy paper.

  2. Press Application on the COPY screen.

  3. Press Image Repeat on the Application screen.

  4. Select any of 2 Repeat, 4 Repeat or 8 Repeat.

    • supplementary explanationYou can select R/Down-Reverse or L/Up-Reverse under 2 Repeat in Designated Order and specify the direction of the repeated screen in 2 Repeat.

  5. Press OK to complete the setting.

    To resume the original settings, press Cancel.

    To cancel the Image Repeat function with the current setting saved, press Function OFF.

  6. Press OK on the Application screen to return to the COPY screen.

    The Image Repeat icon and shortcut key are displayed under Application on the COPY screen.

    Auto Zoom and Auto Paper are deselected.

  7. Select an entry in the tray list under Paper.

  8. Select additional copy conditions, as desired.

  9. Enter the desired print quantity from the keypad on the control panel.

  10. Press Start on the control panel.

    • supplementary explanationPrinting does not start without returning to the COPY screen. Be sure to display the COPY screen.

Scanning area of the original and orientation of copy paper

2 Repeat

4 Repeat

8 Repeat

Paper in landscape orientation

Paper in portrait orientation

Paper in landscape orientation

Paper in portrait orientation

Paper in landscape orientation

Paper in portrait orientation

Repeated images of landscape original

Repeated images of landscape original

Repeated images of landscape original

Paper in landscape orientation

Paper in portrait orientation

Paper in landscape orientation

Paper in landscape orientation

Paper in landscape orientation

Paper in landscape orientation

Repeated images of portrait original

Repeated images of portrait original

Repeated images of portrait original

2 Repeat - Specifying the orientation of repeated image

Select R/Down-Reverse or L/Up-Reverse for 2 Repeat mode to obtain output images as illustrated below. This function allows you to have the same cut side when cutting copied sheets in two.

Reference
  • This function can be combined with Numbering, Page No., and Date/Time. For details, contact your service representative.

2 Repeat: R/Down-Reverse

2 Repeat: L/Up-Reverse

Landscape original

Repeated images

Landscape original

Repeated images

Portrait original

Repeated images

Portrait original

Repeated images

Auto Repeat

This function repeatedly copies the scanned original on paper as many times as possible. The original size can be specified manually, or detected automatically.

When manually specifying the original size:

When repeatedly copying some but not all images in the original, specify the image range.

When automatically detecting the original size:

The original size is detected in combination with No Image Area Erase. Keep opening the ADF/original cover.

Use the original glass. The ADF cannot be used to scan the original.

When the original size is automatically detected, No Image Area Erase is turned on automatically.

The Auto Zoom button is dimmed and x1.0 is set automatically. Magnification can be changed manually, however, Image Rotation is unavailable.

  1. Position the original on the original glass.

    • supplementary explanationWhen automatically detecting the original size, always keep opening the ADF.

  2. Press Application on the COPY screen.

  3. Press Image Repeat on the Application screen.

  4. When manually specifying the original size, press Manual Setting. When automatically detecting the original size, press Auto.

    If you press Manual Setting, specify the length and width of the original size.

    • supplementary explanationEnter the distance from the upper left of the original glass. Use up or down to enter the value in 1 mm increments. If necessary, you can press the Input Numeric Keys and type the numeric value using the keypad on the control panel.

  5. Press OK to complete the setting.

    To resume the original settings, press Cancel.

    To cancel the Image Repeat function with the current setting saved, press Function OFF.

  6. Press OK on the Application screen to return to the COPY screen.

    The Image Repeat icon and shortcut key are displayed under Application on the COPY screen.

    Auto Zoom and Auto Paper are deselected.

  7. Select an entry in the tray list under Paper.

  8. Select additional copy conditions, as desired.

  9. Enter the desired print quantity from the keypad on the control panel.

  10. Press Start on the control panel.

    Printing does not start without returning to the COPY screen. Be sure to display the COPY screen.

Reference
  • If the lighting in the work place is directly over the original glass, No Image Area Erase may not function properly. In this case, consult your service representative about an appropriate place for installation.

  • The administrator can set the machine to obtain the optimum copy result of No Image Area Erase based on the working environment by manually specifying the density level of the original and the erase mode. For details, refer to [Erase Operation Setting].