RISOGRAPH

CR1630/1610
USER'S GUIDE
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RISO MAKES NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND WITH REGARD TO THIS USER'S GUIDE, INCLUDING, BUT
NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE. RISO SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ERRORS CONTAINED HEREIN OR FOR
INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES IN CONNECTION WITH THE FURNISHING,
PERFORMANCE OR USE OF THIS USER'S GUIDE. RISO ASSUMES NO LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES
RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN.

FCC Warning

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the
FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is
aper- · ated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if
not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case the user will be
required to correct the interference at his own expense.

Copyright© 1998 RISO KAGAKU CORPORATION

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CONTENTS
Welcome to the RISOGRAPH CR1630/CR1610.................................................4
j Basic Features

Cautions Concerning Handling and Operation.............................................

13

I Introduction to Your Basic Processes..........................................................................................14

Basic Operation
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RISOGRAPH
Cautions Concerning Installation............................................................5
Photo/Half-Tone Proces ing
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Location and Environment Producing Proof Copies F-2..................................................................16
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Automatic Printing F-3 i.....................................................................................17
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F
Power Connections I
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Handy Features
5 Reducing Originals F-4 I I 18
Overview of eatures Changing Image Contrast on Prints F-5 ..............................................................
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Knowing the Parts and Components
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Repositioning the Print F-6 I I....................................................... 19
Adjusting Vertical Print Position......................................................................19
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Adjusting Horizontal Print Position..................................................................19
Upper Area
Changing Print
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Speed I I .....................................................................................
F-7 Settings F-8
Return to Initial I l......................................................... 20 20
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Paper Feed Area
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6
Master-Making
Area...................................................................................................?
Front Area
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Paper Receiving Area
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7
The Control Panel
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8
Main Control Panel ....................................................................................................8
Sub-Control Panel......................................................................................................9 I Special Features
I Getting Ready to Use Your Printing Originals Side by Side ..................... ......9... ......................................21
RISOGRAPH I I
Paper
Recommendations............................................................................................1
O Printing Two Different Originals 2-Up/4-Up F- 21

Size and Weight Restrictions

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10
Guides for Trouble-Free Use Storing Environment.
 ......................................................................................................................... Printing the Same Original 2- p/4- p iF-101................................................22
10
Automatic Sorting into Groups F-11...............................................................23
Originals
......................................................................................................................... Customizing the Initial Settings [F-12.j...........................................................25
11 Changing Print Color IF-131................................................................................26
Size and Weight Restrictions Changing Print Cylinders (Drums)..................................................................26
......................................................................................................................... Protecting Confidential Documents fF-141 ..........................................................27
Interfacing with a Computer IF-151 ........................................................................27
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Preparing to Print
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12
I Replenishing and Disposing Supplies
Replacing the Ink Cartridge............................................................................28
Setting Up the Paper Feed Tray Replacing the Master Roll...............................................................................29
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Emptying the Master Disposal Box................................................................30
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Adding or Replacing Paper
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12
Setting Up the Paper Receiving Tray
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13
Closing the Paper Receiving Tray
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I Adviso ry Disp l ays
lndex................................................................................................................... 31
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List............................................................................................................34
I Main ten an ce I
Cautions Concerning Maintenance................................................................36
Cleaning : Preventing Defective Prints.........................................................36 P. P.16
Cleaning the Thermal Print Head.......................................................................36 16
P.17 F-8
Cleaning the Scanner Glass..............................................................................36
Cleaning the White Sheet..................................................................................37 F-6
Cleaning the Pressure Roller.............................................................................37 -1-
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Cleaning the RISOGRAPH Exterior...................................................................37 - -
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I A p pend ices P.18 P.18 P.19 P.20 P.20
Optional Accessories.......................................................................................37
Specifications - CR1630.....................................................................38 F-9 F-11 F-12
Specifications - CR161O....................................................................38
F-10

I Index
P.21 P
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P.22 2
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P.26 ��
P.27 P.27
4 This Guide provides
all the required

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information
necessary to use
\l}eome to the your RISOGRAPH
CR1630/CR1610. It
RISOGRAPH is designed to help
you take advantage
f;Rl630/CRl 610 of the features built
into the
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RISOGRAPH
With its easy-to-read digital display and key entry for most procedures, this CR1630/CR1610,
equipment has been specially designed for simple operation. and provides
information on
About This User's Guide maintenance and
trou bleshooting.
[ Pictorial Guide J

Safety Remark
Gives you safety
instruc tions under
the following icons:
& Caution
LJ ¢ Original
Cross-
reference
Remark
A WARNING
[J ¢ Printed
Indicates utions Concerning
other sec !Maintenance
Cleaning : Preventing
jj'/l'fective Prints
tions of the
copy • Ji. WARNING l To Avoid
User's Guide
Person11I !njW'y During Handling J
00 NOT allow unailthonud par,;orn; lo ma a a<1Jus1marus or rep,ilr,;
00 NOT ram!I\I(', any f,M!d covers

where you CAtl yolJI' dealer 11nmmha!Oly d you wspecl any dangerous Silllilfon& Of have
questi-Onsorproblem wnnttwurnl

can find
related
descriptions.

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Clean lhe Thermal Pm>I Head after evmy two Masier
fiol;s

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ull up the Mastm lnading unn Than geruly w,pe 1lie
Description Don'! rna e any modihcauon$ \o o,e n u, ramoV<:> parts
,&. Caution ITo Avo,d Mm,N>>1le•I Prntm,m11
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sense
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feature available sona,ca perlom,ad
bynon-RJSO.aulhonzadpe,sonnel
Li\ Caution Since Iha Thormal Print Hl>ad Ill
in U you do nol ooed k> ,;:heck tt,& pnnl sampl&S be!Of<il mat<mg p,m\S,
verydellcate,av<>idshocbor
scratcillng'lllllh•ltardob}Dl:t.

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lheAu!o Pnnt l1Nlturu lhls lea•
lure enl!bllis noo-stap operation lrom maSlar-maklng through prtr, ng

with a picture. !fyouna>ldtochm;koradµlslLhepr,l'llpo,mion,cancelllleAu!

Holding down lhe R• 8', (ALL byRESET}
OPnnlle.,lurt1 key
pru.$$>!l1J AUTO lhanone110COndcelwn111h11AutoPrlnlfeatuN1lO theln!l!
me longer
elsettlng.PRINT key a(l!lfll.

Panel Highlight ... p.25

Indicates the •...VoucancustomlzoinotwJseumgs

key and/or 0 t;;1; s::;= s vermtimes

indicator to be Formoreolkoci,veelearung,da
mp en a soft cloth or

used or referred tissue with a sman

amount ol a!COtlOI
bu1oro
to during Li,Caution
w,ping11leScanrw,G1asr,;

Slnce Ille Scamuot GlaH If. very

operation. deUCllle, m,old 1111<><:ks o

scratchlngwlthaltardobjeci.

Enllf Ibo 1Wmbar ef copies to be

Operation printed.
Instruction lmD),,Nyouenle<ano<nberln
eotme!ly,
preasll)eC+w-

Describes ytr;,resettt>ePnnt
=! = yto-0."tbenen!erlhe

operation
procedures with
sim ple
numbered steps.
 Advice
!D I UI Remark
Gives you
helpful
advice for
trouble free
operation
under the
following
heads:
imm,,,
Important!

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Introduction to Your RISOGRAPH

Cautions Overview of Features

Concerning
Installation
Follow the directions below for proper location and environment when installing your
Your RISOGRAPH is a high-quality digital printer that is as easy to use as a copier.
RISOGRAPH. They are intended to increase safety and prolong the life of your
equipment. Easy to Use and FuUy Automatic
Location and Environment
Your dealer will help determine a proper location for your unit
at
the time of delivery.
•
86°F (15°G to
The control panel shows you the features available and the current status of your
RISOGRAPH with indicator lights and easy-to-read digital displays, and includes
a convenient "Machine Monitor" for troubleshooting.

Lt. Caution 30°G) with A WARNING [ To Avoid Personal Injury]

moderate humidity
• Install the unit near the electrical outlet to avoid using an (40'% to 70%, no • Securely insert the power cord plug into the electrical outlet to ensure proper
extension cord between the unit and the electrical outlet. condensation). electrical connection.
If an extension cord is unavoidable, do not use one • Avoid situations of • Do not overload the electrical outlet or extension cord, as it can result in fire or
longer than 15 ft (5 m). sudden electrical shock (check the "Specifications" section for the allowable range).
• temperature
Do not allow anything to rest on or roll over the power cord,
change.
• Make sure that the power cord plug is not crushed under other pieces of machinery
and do not place the unit where the power cord is subject or stepped on by normal traffic.
to traffic or abuse. This can result in a shock or fire hazard. • Avoid locations
• Maintain adequate distance from the rear wall to allow easy where heat or air
is directed onto
connection/disconnection of the power cord.
the unit from an
Important! [ To Avoid Mechanical Problems J air conditioner or
• Avoid dusty locations, such as near blackboards. a heater.

• Select a location where the unit will be level

(maximum of
±318 inch (±10 mm) differential allowed).
Power
• Avoid locations where direct sunlight will fall on the unit. If Connectio
this is unavoidable, protect the unit with a curtain or shade
on win dows. ns
• Install within the recommended temperature range: 59°F to
 uced into standard ratios, according to your needs. (e.g.,
Your RISOGRAPH legal--)letter or B4--,A4)
processes your
original by first
making a master
. Programmable Print Groupings
and then printing. Simple control panel entries can automate different types of print groupings to
save time finishing your print jobs.

Print
· Z•Up/4-Up Printing
Speed Originals can be printed side by side on a single sheet.
Control You can select how they are arranged on a single sheet, 2-by-1 or 2-by-2.

Color Printing Options

Optional ink colors are available, by simply changing the Print Cylinder (Drum).

. Preventive Maintenance CaU

Any of three print A sign is given in advance when the periodical maintenance service is required,

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speeds can be pre venting your RISOGRAPH from remaining out of operation unexpectedly.
selected for
optimum
performance.

Confidenti
al Feature
rJI An original can be
printed and the

t:11 master can be

automatically
discarded to
prevent further,
unauthorized
printing.

· Various
Original
Acceptance
Originals can be
clearly reproduced
even when they
contain both texts
and photo/half
tone images.

. Reduction
Capabilities
Pri
nts
ca
n
be
red
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Introduction to Your RISOGRAPH

I Knowing the Parts and

omponents
Upper Area
G) Main Control Panel (p.8)
® Sub Control Panel (p.9)
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® Original Feed Tray (p.14)
© ADF Unit
Feeds originals into the scanner.
@ Main Power Switch (p.14)
® Original Receiving Table
Holds scanned originals.
(J) Original Guides (p.15)
Hold and guide originals for feeding.
® ADF Unit Release Lever (p.36)
Releases an original for removal when it is jammed in the ADF Unit.
® White Sheet (p.37)
@) Scanner Glass (p.36)
(jJ) Original Stopper
Prevents originals from dropping from the Original Receiving Table.

Paper Feed Area

@ Master Disposal Box (p.30)
Holds discarded masters.
@ Paper Feed Pressure Adjustment Lever (p.12)
Adjusts the paper feed pressure according to the paper being used.
® Paper Feed Resistance Adjustment Lever (p.12)
Adjusts the paper feed resistance depending on paper stocks.
® Feed Tray Paper Guides (p.12)
Hold and guide paper.
@ Paper Feed Tray (p.12)
@ Feed Tray Paper Guide Lock Lever (p.12)
Locks the Feed Tray Paper Guide.
@ Master Disposal Box Lock Lever (p.30)
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Master-Making Area
Master Roll (p.29)
® Thermal Print Head (p.36)
@ Master Loading Unit (p.29)
Makes a master from the scanned original.
Master Loading Unit Release Lever (p.29)
Opens the Master Loading Unit.

Front Area
@l Print Cylinder (Drum) (p.26)
Holds the master.
® Front Cylinder (Drum) Cover (p.26)
Front Cylinder (Drum} Cover Lever (p.26)
Used to slide the Print Cylinder (Drum) in and out of the unit.
® Ink Cartridge (p. 28)
Ink Cartridge Holder (p.28)
Secures the Ink Cartridge in position.
® Ink Cartridge Release Lever (p. 28)
Used to release the Ink Cartridge.

Paper Receiving Area

{® Paper Receiving Tray (p.13)
® Paper Stop (p.13)
Stops printed paper ejected into the Paper Receiving Tray.
1) Receiving Tray Paper Guides (p.13)
Align printed paper neatly.
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82%.B5.,..AS

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Imroduction to Your RISOCiRAPH
87%.A4.,..B5

94%· iThe Control

E Panel
Main Control Panel ( ® (j)
Check & Error Display (p.31)
Shows errors or machine status.
.LINE J;.·. MASTER .. 1
Machine Monitor Display (p.31) eouo •MAKiNG(B/· l
ePRINT al;
Shows locations which should be checked in relation with the error or machine sta ePHOTO

tus indicated in the Check & Error Display.

Maintenance Call Indicator (p. 31)
Flashes when the periodical maintenance service is required.
Print Quantity Display
Counts the number of printed copies or shows other numeric settings and advice
codes. ALL RESET [R• 81v] Key (p.20)
Returns all settings to initial status. This key is also used to clear error displays after
Image Processing Selection Key (p. 16)
Switches the current processing mode among Line, Photo and Duo. The indicators troubleshooting.
light according to the selected mode. START Key
Starts printing or master-making process. The indicator is "GREEN" when the key is
TEST PRINT Key (p.16)
active. This key is also used to resume operation after troubleshooting.
Prints a sample from the current master to allow you to check print quality, print posi
tion, density, and so on. STOP Key
Interrupts printing, and cancels confidential feature.
MASTER-MAKING/PRINT Key
Switches between Master-Making and Printing operations. Normally, selection is Print Quantity Keys (0 to 9 Keys)
automatically made according to the current process. Use these keys to enter the number of copies to be printed, or to enter other numer
ic values.
C Key
Cancels the number entered and resets the Print Quantity Display to zero.

* Key (p.23)
Use when making program settings.
@ CYLINDER (DRUM) RELEASE Key (p. 26)
Positions and unlocks the Print Cylinder (Drum) for removal.
FEED TRAY DESCENT Key (p. 12)
Lowers the Paper Feed Tray for replacing or adding printing paper.

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Introduction to Your RJSOGRAPH

=Metric Model=
=MetricPRINT
Model=

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POSITION

0 10+
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Sub-Control Panel
PRINT SPEED Adjustment Key (p.20)
Reproduction Size Indicator (p.18)
Adjusts print speed (on a 1 to 3 scale).
Shows the current reproduction size.
PRINT SPEED Indicator (p.20)
SIZE ADJUSTMENT Key (p.18)
Shows the selected print speed.
Selects any of five preset reproduction sizes.
INTERFACE Key (p.27)
@ PRINT POSITION CENTER Key (p.19}
Allows data transmission between your RISOGRAPH and external equipment, such as
Moves vertical print position back to center.
personal computers, with the optional computer interface.
@) PRINT POSITION Indicator (p.19) The indicator lights when an interface line is opened.
Shows the current vertical print position.
PROGRAM Key (p.23)
@ PRINT POSITION Adjustment Keys (p.19) Provides access to programmed grouping of prints. The indicator fights when the fea
Adjust vertical print position. ture is active.
ORIGINAL SCANNING CONTRAST Indicator (p. 18) @ CONFIDENTIAL Key (p.27)
Shows the current original scanning contrast in the manual scanning contrast adjust Protects confidential documents from unauthorized duplication. The indicator lights
ment mode. when the feature is active.
® MANUAL SCANNING CONTRAST Adjustment Key (p. 18) (2 CUSTOM SETTING Key (p. 25)
Selects contrast adjustments (on a 1 to 5 scale) for the darkness of the original to be Provides access to the settings whose initial condition can be customized.
scanned.
]) AUTO PRINT Key (p.17)
1 AUTO SCANNING CONTRAST Adjustment Key (p. 18} Automates the process of master-making through printing. The indicator lights when
Selects the Auto scanning contrast adjustment mode, in which the scanning contrast the feature is active.
will be adjusted automatically according to the darkness of the original scanned. The
indicator lights when the auto-adjustment mode is selected. 2- UP/4-UP Key (p. 21)
Reproduces two or four prints side by side on one sheet of paper. The correspond ing
indicator lights when the feature is active.
Printing paper sizes of 3 ½" x 5 ½" (90 x 140 mm, A6 or postcard size) to 10 ¾" x 15 ½" (274 x 395 mm or
84) can be used. A wide range of paper thicknesses and types can be used for printing. Use printing paper with weights between 15-lb bond (50 g/m2) and 36-lb bond (157
g/m2) . 10 274 x 395mm

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Getting Ready to Use four RJSOGRAPfl

Paper Recommendations

•
•
directions below:

When using standard paper, set the Paper Feed

•
The maximum printing area is as follows:
Pressure Adjustment Lever to "NORMAL."
=CR1630=
Size and Weight
• 84 Cylinder(Drum) Restrictions
- 9.8" x 14.0"(251 x 357 mm) Guides for Trouble-Free Use
•
IQ'' p.12

When using thick paper (such as card stock) or

Toslip
prevent
pery paper
paper, jams and Paper
set the misfeeds,
Feedfollow the
Pressure
=CR1610=
Adjustment Lever to "CARD." c., p.12
• Legal Cylinder(Drum) -8.2" x 13.7" (210x349 mm)
• Slide the Feed Tray Paper Guides and Receiving
(SOg/m 2

•
)

A4 Cylinder(Drum) - 8.2" x 11.4"(210 x 290 mm) I Tray Paper Guides to fit the paper size.
11'.ili' p.12, 13
Important! •
EZ
(157g/m') Position the Paper Receiving Tray to fit the paper
Do not use the following types of paper, as they can length.
cause jams or misfeeds:
• Use flat printing paper that is free of folds. If curled

J
paper is unavoidable, place the printing paper so
that the curl faces down.
• Paper may stick to the Cylinder (Drum) surface if the
top margin is too narrow on the original or if the
• Extremely thin paper (less than 15-lb bond or 50 g/m
2
) .· .•..·.·..
upper portion of the original uses a large amount of
ink. To solve this problem, lower the print position to
. . . . ·.rJ provide a wider top margin or reverse the top and
• Extremely thick or heavy paper (greater than 36-lb . bottom of the original. Then restart printing from the
bond or 157 g/m2) beginning. ir!.!" p.19
• Wrinkled, curled, folded, or torn paper
• Chemically treated or coated paper (such as thermal
or carbon paper) Storing Environment
Store printing paper in a level, dry area. Storing the
paper in an excessively humid area could cause
paper jams as well as poor print quality.

After unpacking printing paper, keep the remaining

paper wrapped and store it in a moisture-proof box. It
is highly recommended to put silica gel in the paper
storage box.

Originals
You can use originals from 3 ½" x 5 ½" (90 x 140 mm,
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Getting Ready to Use Your RISOGRAPH

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Size and Weight Restrictions • Patched or worn originals
Use the carrier sheet when printing the following
originals:
A6 or postcard size) to 10 ¾" x 15 ½" (274 x 395 mm
or B4). The weight of originals should be between 15- lb
• Wrinkled, curled, folded, or torn originals
bond (50 g/m2) and 28-lb bond (107 g/m2).
• Transparent originals (such as tracing paper, OHP
The maximum scanning width is as follows: transparency)
=CR1630= • Originals with correction fluid or glue. If correction fluid
10.2"(260mm) or glue is used on an original, thoroughly dry it before
you set the original in position.
=CR1610= • Extremely thin originals (less than 15-lb bond or 50
g/m2)
8.2"(210mm) 5 m m 2mm •
-1 r Originals with a chemically treated surface (such as
thermal paper or carbon paper)
The margins indicated on the figure to the right are
required for the original.
Reduce the original if necessary to fit it inside these
Feed Important!
direction Do not use the following originals:
margins.
• Original with staples or clips
• Extremely thick originals {greater than 28-lb bond or
)
107 g/m2
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Getting Reac(y to Use Yc>ur RISOGRAPH

Preparing to Print

•
Setting Up the Paper Feed Tr ay ... Set the paper feed resistance .

0
.., Position the Paper Feed Resistance Adjustment
Lever at the middle. In the following cases,
Open the Paper Feed Tray. change the setting as indicated.

• When two or more sheets feed at the same

time,; 1 A HIGH

0 Adjust the Feed Tray Paper Guides • When the top middle part is peeled or bent
on the rear side of paper, especially when
using
to T LOW
card
3 stock,;

•
the width of the paper and load
print ing paper. Adding or Replacing Paper
Slide the guides to the desired point on the
scale, and push down the Feed Tray Paper If you want to add paper or use paper of different size,
Guide Lock Levers in order to lock the guides. lower the Paper Feed Tray so that you can load the
paper easily. FEED TRAY
DESCENT
Important! To lower the Paper Feed Tray, press the FEED TRAY
DESCENT key on the control panel.
Do not mix printing paper of different sizes.
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• When using irregular sizes of paper, place Important!
0 the paper in the middle of the tray, then adjust the paper guides.
Set the paper feed pressure. Do not mix different paper sizes in the Paper
Feed Tray.
Position the Paper Feed Pressure Adjustment
Lever at either "NORMAL" or "CARD," accord-
ing to the paper to be used:

• NORMAL Standard paper

L-
N RMAL

[c ARD
• CARD Thick paper such as card stock

Setting Up the Paper Receiving Tray

0 Pull out the Paper Receiving Tray.
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Getting Ready to Use Your RISOGRAPH/Basic Features
Pull out the Paper Receiving Tray to fit the
paper length. Cautions Concerning
Bandling and Operation
0 Raise and slide the Receiving Tray
To ensure proper product quality and the prolonged life of your RISOGRAPH, follow the
directions below concerning handling and operation.

Paper Guides to fit the paper width. A WARNING [ To Avoid Personal Injury]
Holding the Receiving Tray Paper Guide
Adjustment Knob, slide the guides. • Be alert and use common sense.
• Do not open the cover or move the unit during operation.
For thick paper, set the Guides a lit
Receiving Tray Paper Guide • Do not handle the parts inside the unit, except what is specified in this User's Guide.
tle wider than the actual paper width. Adjustment Knob
The parts are made with high precision and can be damaged easily.
• Never stick your hands or fingers in the openings in and around the Paper Feed Tray

•
Closing the Paper Receiving Tray as well as the Paper Receiving Tray during operation.

0
• Keep loose clothing or long hair away from moving parts to avoid becoming entangled.
Spread the Receiving Tray Paper • Do not try to alter the unit or remove parts.

Guides to the B4 position, and then • Disconnect the power cord if you think there is an electrical problem.
turn them down. • Before cleaning any parts of the unit, turn the power off.
• Select a location where the machine is well ventilated during printing.

Lt Caution [ To Avoid Mechanical Problems]

0 Lift up the Paper Receiving Tray
slightly and push it all the way •
• Open/close the covers gently.
Do not turn off or unplug the unit during operation.
in. • Do not place items on top of the unit or in any opening of the unit during operation. It
could cause damage.
• Do not place heavy objects on any part of the unit.
• Do not subject the unit to jolts.
• Contact your local service center before moving the unit.

& Caution - Handling of Ink

• If ink gets into your eyes, flush it out immediately with plenty of water.
• If ink comes into contact with your skin, wash it off thoroughly using soap.
• Allow plenty of ventilation during printing.
• If you feel unwell during use, seek medical advice.
• Only use the ink for printing purposes.
• Keep the ink out of the reach of children.

Important! - Materials Not to Be Printed

Remember not to infringe copyrights or violate laws when using the equipment, even
during personal use. Consult your local authorities for further details. In general, use
dis cretion and common sense.
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Basic Features

Basic Processes Basic Operation

The basic processes of your RISOGRAPH can be divided into two stages: making a
master of an original (Master-Making), and then printing copies from the master. Your
0 Turn the power switch ON.
The power switch is located on the far side on
RISOGRAPH has been designed so that these two processes flow smoothly from one the top of the machine.

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to

the other.

Master-Making 0 Start printing.

When you create a master, an original is scanned.

The master is imaged and then automatically placed

0
on the Print Cylinder (Drum).

Set an original in place.

0 Scan the original.

0 Create a master.
The master is placed on the Print Cylinder
(Drum) and a proof copy is produced.

Printing
When you print, the Print Cylinder (Drum) rotates to

0
print the specified number of copies.
Enter the number of copies you want.
 ettings on the control panel.
When the power is connected, the control

•
O
panel indicators show the initial settings.
N Open the sub control panel cover and
O make any necessary changes, such as
F reproduction size and processing mode.
F
-
Holding down the R• 9\r (ALL RESET)
key longer than one second returns the

0
control panel to the initial settings.

= p.20.....Return to initial
settings.
- p.25.....You can customize the initial -L. 2 ii 3 )
C settings. (.ILll.-".U
h c1·1 a !: 9J
e C*Tor··,n
c
k
t
h

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e
s 0 Open the Original Feed Tray.
o
f
Press the START key. t
After an h
original is e
scanned, a
master is p

0
created. A r
sample is i
Place an original on the Original automatically n
Feed Tray. printed to t
Adjust the Original Guides to the width of the allow you to e
original. Then insert the original face down into check the d
the ADF Unit until it stops. The original is auto print quality,
matically fed and set in place. position, and i
density. m
A maximum of 10 originals can be set in place a
at one time. s- p.19.....To g
ch e
When an original is in place, pro an ,
cessing automatically changes to ge
Master-Making from Printing. The th p
MASTER-MAKING indicator on the e r
control panel lights. po e
siti s
on s
 the PRINT POSITION Adjustment
keys, and/or shift the print ing paper 15
along with the Feed Tray Paper Basic Features

I
Guides.

If settings are changed, press the TEST PRINT key

to check the results with sample prints.

0
If the machine is not used for a long
period of time, ink on the surface of
the Print Cylinder (Drum) may dry.
Enter the number of copies to
Dry ink on the Print Cylinder (Drum) be printed.
may cause faint or blurred printing. In Specify the number of copies to be printed
this case, press the TEST PRINT key using the Print Quantity keys; the number is
several times until a clear printed displayed in the Print Quantity Display.
image is obtained.
If you enter a number incorrectly,
press the C key to reset the Print
Quantity Display to zero, then enter
the correct number. I It It
Press the START key.
I LI LI
., The specified number of copies is printed.

If printing stops and the CHECK

SET TINGS indicator flashes on the
Check & Error Display with CD
flashing to indi cate its location, paper
has run out.
Load paper into the tray.
8 p.12

,-
16 PHOTO---------
Reproduces different shades of
Special Basic
Note -Features
Auto Idling Operation photo graph or half-tone images most

I
clearly.
In case ink is not supplied quickly enough to cover ink consumption during printing, paper stops feed­ing and the operation speed is slowed down to secure sufficient ink supply by free Print Cylinder (d

job.
F-
1
During this operation,Photo/Half-Tone Lines and texts become less sharp if
a rotation signal is indicated in the Print Quantity Display as shown to the right. When a sufficient volume of ink is obtained for printing, the unit resumes printing operation. In c
they are included in an original.
L
]?rocessing DUO-----------
Reproduces photograph or half-tone
images clearly without deteriorating
the sharpness of lines and texts.
If an original contains photographs or half
This processing mode is recommended for
tone images, or a multi-colored original is
multi-colored originals or photo
used, select PHOTO or DUO processing by
originals with sharp lines and text
pressing the Image Processing Selection
included.
key. The corresponding indicator lights.

Since the image is processed graphically,

degrees of shading are accurately repro
duced.
 If changes have been made to the print
position and other settings, check the print
quality by producing proof copies.

P.·. · .· ·.· roducing Proof

By holding down the TEST PRINT key, you
can print continuously.

lJ!t_J opies Test printing does not affect the

quantity in the Print Quantity
Display.

scanning contrast setting should be checked and adjusted according to image

l1ilr p.18.....The
density, if necessary.

• If DUO is selected for light-density originals, lines might be broken. In this case,
select LINE.

• 1f LINE is selected to print an original that contains a darkly shaded photo

graph, on the other hand, copies might be smudged. In this case, select
PHOTO or DUO.

Holding down the R• S\r (ALL RESET) key longer than one second returns the image
processing to the initial setting (LINE).

17
Basic Features

�Automatic
��nting 0 Press the START key.
The specified number of copies are produced with
an extra proof copy.
If you do not need to check the print samples before making prints, press the AUTO PRINT
key before pressing the START key to activate the Auto Print feature. This fea ture enables
non-stop operation from master-making through printing.
If you need to check or adjust the prin� position, cancel the Auto Print feature by
� pressing the AUTO PRINT key again.
Holding down the R• 8-'v (ALL RESET) key
longer than one second returns the Auto Print
feature to the initial setting.
I
0
� p.25 .....You can customize initial settings.
Press the AUTO PRINT key.
The Auto Print indicator lights.
71% .B4 a,. B5 A4 a,.
A5

0
82%8B4a,.A4

87% • A4 a,. B5

94% 8 9f iE
Set an original in place.
B5a,.A5

Insert100%0
an original face-down into the ADF Unit
until it stops. A maximum of 10 originals can
be set at one time.

Enter the number of copies to be

0 printed.
If you enter a number incorrectly,
press the C key to reset the Print
Quantity Display to "O," then enter
the correct number.
If "O'' is selected as the print quantity,

I II
the machine will not start.

18 III
LI

Ii
Handy Features
LI
dtlcing Originals Changing Image Contrast
t------------------------ 1

Originals can be reduced to a preset percentage. Four preset reductions are available.
If selected, the chosen Reproduction Size indicator in the Sub Control Panel lights
up.
9)n Prints
To achieve different tones on printed copies from those of an original, adjust the scan ning
contrast manually by canceling the Auto Scanning Contrast Adjustment mode.

Press the SIZE ADJUSTMENT key The Auto Scanning Contrast OLINE
to select a desired percentage. Adjustment mode is available only for eouo
fWHOTO
Each time the SIZE ADJUSTMENT key is the Line processing mode.
pressed, the indicators light in the following When the Auto Scanning Contrast Adjustment
order: mode is selected, the Auto adjustment indicator
<USA model> is lit AUTO
CJ

I
94% --+ 77'>/o --+ 75%--+ 66% -> 100% -, 94% In this case, the scanning contrast will be
<Metric model> adjust
94%--+ 87%--+ 82% · 71%--+ 100%--+ 94%

Holding down the R• 81/ (ALL RESET)

71%8A4.,.A5
82%8B5a,.A5
ed automatically according to the darkness of
the original scanned. 00
key longer than one second returns This mode can be selected by press
87%8A4a,.B5 ing the AUTO SCANNING CON
=CR1630=
TRAST Adjustment key.
print size to the initial setting (100%).
66% 88.5X11 a,.5.5X8.5
=CR1610/Metric Model=
75% 88.5X15 a,. 8.5X11 94%· ir:fiAiE 100%01

77% 88.5X14 a,. 8.5X11

94% - i: E 100%0
 Press the MANUAL SCANNING
CONTRAST Adjustment key to
change contrast.
=CR1610/U.S.A. Model= Each press of this key changes the con trast
by one degree in the following order:
4--+5·•1-+2-3·>4

G (1 or 2) For newspaper or colored origi

nals.

t (4 or 5) For poor copies or pencil-written

originals. LIGHT

After adjusting the scanning con

trast, make another master to
1 a--=--•
2
MANUAL

3 4 5
DARK

make the adjustment effective for

further printed copies.

Holding down the R• 81/ (ALL RESET) key longer than one second returns the
Scanning Contrast to the initial setting (AUTO).

- p.25.....You can customize initial settings.

19
Handy Features

.Rvpositioning
;:
11
qte Print I
•
The print position can be adjusted vertically (up and down) and horizontally (to the right
and left).
Adjusting Horizontal Print Position
You can move the print position horizon tally
If you adjust the print position, be sure to produce test prints to verify the new by shifting the printing paper to the right or

----,·
print position.
the left along with the Feed Tray Paper
Guides. To move the Feed Tray Paper
Adjusting Vertical Print Position Guides, first release the lock by pulling up
the Feed Tray Paper Guide Locking Levers.
You can move the print position vertically by
pressing either of the PRINT POSITION The allowable range is
Adjustment keys. The allowable range is (±20mm) except 84 size (10 x
±3/s" (±10 mm). 15 ½") paper.
When the key is pressed, the adjusted ver For this paper size, it is limited to (±10mm).

E l
tical print position is roughly given by the CENTER

1
PRINT POSITION indicator. Important!
When adjusting horizontal print posi
Moves print position down. =Metric Model=
Moves print position up. print position to the center.
i-o---1 Returns
PRINT POSITION [51
-10 0 10+
 PRINT POSITION !EiJ
=U.S.A. Model= tion, make sure to slide the Receiving
·3/8 0 3/8+
Tray Paper Guides following the adjust
ed positions of the Feed Tray Paper
Guides. Otherwise, printed copies may
jam in the Paper Receiving Tray.

20

•1/
Handy Features
C.. hanging Return to Initial
Print It
F-s==:- 1
ti
5-1-3-2-4

Speed :;: Settings

1
I• 0-0-0-0-0•J
Print speed can be set at any of three levels, among 60, 90 and 130 sheets per minute.
To return all the settings to initial status,
including print position and reproduction
percentage, turn the power off and on
Press the PRINT SPEED again, or hold down the R• (ALL
•,,,,..
Adjustment key to change the ¢
RESET) key for more than one second.
print speed.
The setting is changed in the following If you have customized the initial
order: settings, they will be the ones
recovered when you perform the
procedure above.
3 (130 cpm)->1 (60 cpm)->2 (90 cpm)->3
p.25

l
IR,·

-•----- INITIAL SETTINGS -( at time of purchase)1---------••

2) is normal
The printperspeed (setting

j
90 sheets minute.

Holding down the R• (ALL RESET)

key longer than one second returns SLOW FAST • Image Processing Mode
OLINE
eouo
C1ilJ
t>•

..
D -[>[> Select
ePHOTO
print speed to the initial setting. 1 2 3
94%. N°c8fi:SE 100%0
- p.25....You can customize initial set tings. SIZE ADJUSTMENT
• Size Adjustment
[iIJ

• Print Quantity Display • (I 17)]

• Print Speed
t > D•
SL OW -t>FlA>STSPEED
2
3 [ ZJ]
PRINT POSITION [ti)
Print Position
-3/8 0 3/8+
 • Master-Making/Print
.MASTER

OPRINT
MAKING[El/ l
l!\!!J

• Original Scanning Contrast a---• I

LIGHT MANUAL

1 2 3 4 5
I
DARK AUTO

• •
21
Special Features
1--- F-:--I 1---F'-----'--' --I Printing Originals
Side by Side
Printing Two Different Originals
F-9
I
side by side if required,
0_2-_U_P_/_4_-U_P
Press the 2-UP/4-UP key to
-----1

The same orand,

different each
originals canoriginal can
be printed

have different settings: reproduction size, scan

Printing
Paper Size I A4 82% 100% 71% 82"/o 100%
ning contrast, and processing (Line/Photo/ Duo).
You can select how they are arranged side by Original Size
:CR1610=
side on a single sheet, 2-by-1 (2-Up) or 2-by-2 2-Up 4-Up
<U.S.A. Model>
I
(4-Up). Statement Statement
Printing
Paper Size Legal 100% 77%
Productivity can be doubled (quadrupled) by
cutting the 2-Up (4-Up) prints into 2 pieces (4
Holding down the R· &\r (ALL RESET) key longer than one second cancels this fea ture.
pieces) or by folding them in half, to finish your
print job.

£? p.17.....The Auto Print feature can be used with

the 2-Up/4-Up printing.

<Reference Chart for 2-UP/4-UP Printing Operation>

The 2-Up or 4-Up printing can be realized on only one regular size printing paper for the
respective models. Refer to the charts below for the available printing paper and original
sizes and their size adjustment requirement.

Original Size
=CR1630= 2-Up 4-Up

Paper Size
Printing
I 84 85 85 A5 86
100% 71% 87% 100%

Original Size
=CR1610=
<Metric Model> 2-Up 4-Up

85 A5 A5 86 A6
 0
Using the Same Settings------------------
Place two originals face-down on the
select a desired Original Feed Tray.
setting for this
feature.
The corresponding indicator
lights when the 2-Up or 4-Up
setting is selected.

To cancel this
feature, press the
key again to turn off
the indicators.
0 Press the START key.
The originals are scanned and the sample 2-Up
or 4-Up print comes out.

22
Special Features

I Changing Settings for One Original---------------.

When different settings are required for two different originals, place them individually.
Printing the Same Original
settings for the second original and
F-10

place the second original on

The RISOGRAPH scans the first original, and then provides a 15-second period (a beep
sounds) within which to place the second original.
the Original Feed Tray.
After the second original is scanned, the sam
If you press the STOP key or do not place the second original during the 15- ple 2-Up or 4-Up print is automatically pro
second period, the sample print will be produced with one side blank. duced.

0 Select the 2-Up or 4-Up setting for

this feature and place the first
origi nal face-down on the Original
Feed Tray.

0 Press the START key.

After the first original is scanned and ejected
into the Original Receiving Table, a 15-second
beep sounds.

0 During the 15-second beep, enter the

 _2-_U""--p/_4-_U""--p----------------------------------------------i
0 Press the START key.
0 Press the 2-UP/4-UP key to
select a desired setting for
After the original is scanned and ejected into
the Original Receiving Table, a 15-second
beep sounds.
this feature.
The corresponding indicator lights

0
when the 2-Up or 4-Up setting is
selected.
During the 15-second beep, change
To cancel this feature, settings, if necessary, and place
press the key again to turn the original on the Original Feed
off the indicators. Tray

0 Place an original face-down on the

Original Feed Tray.
again.
After the original is scanned again, the sample
2-Up or 4-Up print is automatically printed.

If you press the STOP key or do not

place the original during the 15-sec
ond period, the sample print will be
produced with one side blank.

&
Automatic Sorting into
Groups If more than one original (up to 10 sheets) is placed in

0
the ADF Unit with the Auto Print feature activated, the
set-up program runs completely for each original, until all
The Programmed Printing feature can be used to print and sort printed sheets into vari
the orig inals are printed and sorted into groups as
Press the PROGRAM
ous groups automatically from one original.
specified in the program.
Up to 5 groups can be set up, with a maximum of 99 clusters in each group and a max
imum of 9,999 copies can be specified in each cluster. key.
The Program
To cancel the Programmed printing feature, press the PROGRAM key again. indicator
lights and the
The Job Separator (optional) is useful for Programmed printing. numeric
indication
goes out in
the Print
Quantity
Display.

-
 23
Special Features

0 Input the number of copies to be printed for each cluster of

the first group using the Print Quantity keys.
I
If you enter a number incorrectly, press the "C" key to reset the Print
Quantity Display to zero, then enter the correct number.

O Press the "*" key.

The Print Quantity Display is changed to (-00]
to allow you to specify the number of clusters for the first group.

[I IJ

(I 11ulJ _,,,,J
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 24
Special Features

I
Place an original face-down on the
.. Input the number of clusters for ., Original Feed Tray.
the first group using the Print
Quantity keys.
Unless you specify the number of
clusters at this stage, it is automatical

0
ly set at "1."

Press the START key.

II :J A sample print is produced. If the Auto Print
LIL feature is not activated, press the START key
again.
Press the "*" key again to set the Copies are produced and sorted according to
'-' print quantity for the second group. the program, starting with the last group spec
Repeat the procedures in the steps 2 to 5 and ified. When printing is completed, the program
input print quantities and cluster numbers for settings are automatically cleared.
any remaining groups. Up to 5 groups can be
specified. To interrupt the programmed printing, press
the STOP key.
If you want to correct the program
setting, press the PROGRAM key l.ltiJ.D> If the Auto Print feature is
and cancel the existing program set activated, the programme settings
ting. Then enter the correct one from are recov ered at the end of

(I
printing.
the beginning.

IJ
Holding down the R• 8v (ALL RESET) key longer

0 Enter other settings.

Specify printing position, reproduction size,
than one second clears the program.

and so on.

l.ltiJ.D> If you want to print more than one

original using the same program set
tings, press the AUTO PRINT key to
activate the Auto Print feature.
Customizing the
Initial
0 Press the CUSTOM
 SETTING
25
Special Features
I
key in the Sub Control
Settings Panel.
Access the changeable initial set
You can change some of the initial settings
tings.
to which the machine status will be When you customize the initial
returned when the power is turned on, or Item number D I and a setting
the R• &\'- (ALL RESET) key is held down
settings, they remain valid until status number a appear on the
they are changed again.
for more than one second.
Print Quantity Display.

•
Item No. Title
INITIAL SETTINGS OPEN TO ARBITRARY CHANGES
Description Choices Ref. Page
0 Enter the item number that you want
to customize.
PRINT SPEED Selects the initial print speed ro1;s:on1<=1 so). p.20
Use the Print Quantity keys.
(copies per minute). 2(=60) For example, to select item DC/ , enter D and
q
2
l
AUTO PRINT Selects the initial status of
the
FEATURE p.17
Auto print feature.
-·-----------

JOB SEPARA- TOR Opens/Closes the data line 0(NO [Close

I C1/ _ _L,
for the optional Job Separator. data line ,
L_f
0
CONNEC- TION
p.37
Select "YES" when attaching 1(YES [Open
the Job Separator. data line]) Press the START key.
4 AUTO RESET
Gives/Ignores the period for IO(NONE), l Each time you press the START key, the set
TIME ting is changed. Select a desired setting.
automatic initialization. 1(3 Minutes)

7
MINIMUM
PRINT
QUANTITY

AUTO DOCU-
Selects the minimum print
quantity which should be pro
duced from one master.

Requires or does not require

10(1),11(10), 2(20),
3(30), 4(40), 5(50)
[Copies]

[0(OFF [START key!

l
MENT FEED
the START key, to feed the fol Irequired]), l
lowing original placed in the 1(ON [START key not
ADF unit without the Auto required]) ... Press the R•Bv (ALL RESET) key.
print feature activated. After customizing the settings, hold down the R•
8'\t (ALL RESET) key for more than one sec ond.

l
09 ORIGINAL Selects the initial setting of the 0(3), 1(4), 2(5), 3(1), The custom settings appear as the initial set
p,18
SCANNING Original scanning contrast 4(2), jS(AUTO)! tings when the power is turned ON or the R• &\'
CONTRAST [Setting] (ALL RESET) key is held down for more than
* The framed item is the default setting, one second.
LIGH I

a----=-•
MANUAL

1 2 3 4 5
LJARK
 •1p I
26
Special Features
G.·. .·.·.·••.·•.•.}ija\nging Print
olor
To print with an optional color Print Cylinder (Drum), simply remove the existing Print
Cylinder (Drum) from the RISOGRAPH and replace with the color of choice.
0 Remove the Print Cylinder (Drum)
from the unit.
Lh Caution Only use RISOGRAPH CR Print Cylinder (Drum). lift the Print Cylinder (Drum) with both hands to
remove it.
Change the Print Cylinder (Drum) with the power ON.
• Store the removed Print Cylinder (Drum) horizontally in the Print Cylinder

•
(Drum) case.
Never store the Print Cylinder (Drum) in an upright position. 0 Load another color Print
Cylinder (Drum) onto the holder.
Changing Print Cylinders (Drums) Insert another Print Cylinder (Drum) into the
holder horizontally, holding the Front Cylinder

0 Check that the CYLINDER

(ORUM) RELEASE indicator (Drum) Cover and Print Cylinder (Drum) body
with both hands.
is lit on the Control
Panel.
If the indicator is not lit, press the
CYLINDER (DRUM) RELEASE
key to turn it on.
0 Slide the Print Cylinder (Drum) into
the unit.
Slide the Print Cylinder (Drum) into the unit
Lh Caution until it stops, and the CYLINDER (DRUM)
RELEASE indicator lights up on the Control
Do not pull out the Print
Panel.
Cylinder (Orum) unless this Indi

G
cator is lit

Pull out the Print Cylinder

(Orum).
Hold the Front Cylinder (Drum) Cover
Lever and pull out the Print Cylinder
(Drum) until it stops.

I-----'-'-":.......; Interfacin
g
with a
 F-4

Computer 27
Special Features

I
After printing is complete, the master remains on the Print Cylinder (Drum). Copies of
Your RISOGRAPH can be interfaced with Computers (such as IBM and compatibles, and
this master can be printed at any time by pressing the START key. To protect confidential
Macintosh) via the dedicated computer interface (optional).
documents from unauthorized duplication, press the CONFIDENTIAL key to discard the
When the RISOGRAPH is interfaced with a Computer, the 1/F key opens the interface line to
master after printing.
the Computer.

0 Confirm that printing has

ended.
For more details on how to interface with Computers, consult the manual for the

0
RISOGRAPH Computer Interface system.
Press the CONFIDENTIAL Open the sub-panel cover and
key. press the 1/F key.
The CONFIDENTIAL indicator
The 1/F indicator lights when the interface line
lights.
to a Computer is open.
To cancel the Confidential
The following features become
feature, press the STOP
inactive when the 1/F key is
key or the CONFIDEN
selected:
TIAL key again.

0 Press the START key.

The current master is· discarded
- SIZE ADJUSTMENT FEATURE -

and replaced with a blank one.

The CONFIDENTIAL indicator
goes out, and the Confidential
- 2-UP/4-UP PRINTING FEATURE -
feature is canceled. F-9 F-10

The master is discarded

into the Master Disposal
Box.

ltii' p.30.....Forstrictly confidential

documents, discard the
contents of the Master
-
-
- PROGRAMMED PRINTING FEATURE -
F-11
Disposal Box.

28
Replenishing and Disposing Supplies
0 Check that the
CYLINDER (DRUM}

I Replacing the Ink

Cartridge
RELEASE indicator
is lit on the Control Panel.
If the indicator is not lit, press the
 CYLINDER (DRUM) RELEASE
key to turn it on.

& Caution Remove the cap from a new Ink

Do not pull out the Print Cylinder
(Drum) unless this indicator is lit. "Cartridge.

0 Pull out the Print Cylinder (Drum}.

Hold the Front Cylinder (Drum) Cover Lever
and pull out the Print Cylinder (Drum). 0 Insert the new Ink Cartridge into
the Ink Cartridge Holder.
Rotate the Ink Cartridge until its arrow meets
the counterpart marked on the Ink Cartridge

0
Holder, and push it until it stops.

Release the lock on the

Ink Cartridge.
Turn over the Ink Cartridge Release Lever in Lock the Ink Cartridge into place.
the direction illustrated. .. Turn back the Ink Cartridge Release Lever to
the original lock position.

& Caution
0 Remove the empty Ink Cartridge.
Pull out the empty Ink Cartridge from the Ink
If this lever is not returned to its original lock
position, it may be damaged when sliding the
Print Cylinder (Drum) back inside.
Cartridge Holder.

0 Slide the Print Cylinder (Drum)

back into the Unit.
Slide the Print Cylinder (Drum) into the unit until
it stops, and the CYLINDER {DRUM)
RELEASE indicator lights up on the Control
Panel.

Important! .
• Always use the Ink cartridge whose name's suffix is the same alphabetic char
acter as of the inittal suffix of your machine name, for "Black"
• Never insert a cartridge of a different color Ink.
Always be sure that the color of the new Ink Cartridge is_the s me a_s that of the old
one. If you want to change the print color, replace the entire Pnnt Cylinder {Drum).
"P.26

• There is ink on the master wrapped around the Print Cylinder (Drum). Keep your
hands and clothes away from it.
If your hands come into contact with ink, wash it off thoroughly.
 29
Replenishing and Disposing Supplies

Replacing the
Master Roll
I
0 Open the Master Loading Unit.
Hold the Master Loading Unit Release Lever
0 Install the new Master Roll.
Push the Master Roll into the holder with the
and raise the Master Loading Unit until it stops. colored flange on the right side.

0 Remove the depleted Master Roll. 0 lnse t the leading edge of the
Pull out the depleted Master Roll from the Master Roll mto the Master
holder. Entrance.
Unroll the Master Roll by pulling on the leading
edge and insert the leading edge into the
Master Entrance.

0 Remove both left and right flanges.

Remove both left and right flanges from the Set the Master in place.
depleted Master Roll. ., Pass the Master under the Master End Sensor
on the right side and feed it until the leading
edge reaches the Master Stopper. Then
remove the slack from the master by winding
up the Master Roll holding the master.

0 Attach the existing flanges to a

new Master Roll. 0
Colored Flange
\ Close the Master loading Unit.
Unpack a new Master Roll. Close the Master Loading Unit gently.

Attach the flanges removed from the depleted

Master Roll to the new one, with the colored
flange to the right end and the white one to the
left end. Then unwrap the new Master Roll.
 30
Replenishing and Disposing Supplies

I fptying the Master

pisposal Box
0 Lower the Paper Feed Tray.
Press the FEED TRAY DESCENT key on the FEED TRAY
control panel. DESCENT

[ l
0 Pull out the Master Disposal Box.
Pull out the Master Disposal Box while pressing
down the Master Disposal Box Lock Lever.

0 Discard used masters.

0 Insert the Master Disposal Box into

position.
While pressing down the Master Disposal Box
Lock Lever, insert the Master Disposal Box into
position as far as it will go. Then release the
lever.
cases, it is accompanied by a related advice code which is
indicated in the Print Quantity Display.

Beside the Check & Error Display, the Machine Monitor Display
Advisory Displays indicates the related location which should be checked on the
unit.

If you need help in checking the unit, consult the following index
and refer to the corre sponding page.
When the machine is not ready for use (when consumables are not installed,
for exam ple), an indicator flashes in the Check & Error Display. In some When a corresponding advice code is required to find an
 advisory description concern ing the current machine status, press the "*"
key. The corresponding advice code will 31
be indicated in the Print Quantity Display.
Advisory

REPLACE MASTER ROLL Indicator

This indicator flashes when the Master roll is depleted. 8¾ (JAM) Indicator
Displays

This indicator flashes when printing paper, originals, or

I
Location Code No. Ref. Page. masters get jammed inside the unit.
The Machine Monitor Display indicates the related locations.
No indication None p.29

Location Code No. Ref Page.

EMPTY DISPOSAL BOX Indicator
This indicator flashes when the Master Disposal [C21J
p.32
Box is full of used masters. p.32
[C22]
p.
[C23]
32
Location Code No. Ref. Page. [C25]
p.32
CALL SERVICE Indicator
[C26]
p.32
This indicator flashes when a problem occurs.
No indication None p.30
p.
[C27]
If32
this indicator flashes, contact your authorized service
p.32
[C31]
repre sentative and report the trouble code {E##).
REPLACE INK CARTRIDGE Indicator
This indicator flashes when the Ink Cartridge is empty.
p.
[C32]
32
[C33J
p. 32 Location Code No. I
Location Code No. Ref. Page.
p.32
[C34]
p. 32
[C37]
No indication E## I
No indication None p.28 p. 33
[C38]

Maintenance Call Indicator---------------

This indicator flashes when the periodical maintenance service
Code No. Display
is required.
If this indicator flashes, contact your authorized service representative.

<lJCHECK SETTINGS Indicator

This indicator flashes when consumables or components
are not set in place.
The Machine Monitor Display indicates the related locations.
Location Code No. Ref Page.
[C49] p.33
[C51) p.33
[C52] p.33
[C53] p.33
[C56) p 33
[C58] p.33
[C61] p.33
None p.33
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I
Advisory Displays

18'\r IJAM Indicator! Location Code Number Description and Action

r-, ··1
LC I There is no master on the Print Cylinder (Drum).
Location Code Description and Action !Actioij> Press the ALL RESET [R• 8'\,-] key.
Number Then place an original on the Original
Master has not been properly loaded on the Print feed tray and press the START key.
[ i? I Cylinder (Drum).
[3 I Paper is jammed in the paper feed area.
!Actioij> Open the Master loading unit and
rewind the Master roll. Reload Master. IActioij> Remove the jammed paper from the
After closing the Master loading unit, paper feed area.
press the ALL RESET [R• 8'\,- ] key,
then press the START key to restart Paper is jammed in the paper ejection area.
the master-making operation. IActioij> Check paper ejection area and remove
jammed paper.
Master has misfed.
[22 IActioij> Open the Master loading unit and Printing paper was not fed, or was improperly
rewind the Master roll. Reload Master. fed.
IActioij> Check paper and the Paper feed tray
Master was not cut correctly. and press the ALL RESET [R• 8'\,-}
[23 IActioij> Pull out the Print Cylinder (Drum) to key.
check whether a master was properly
loaded on it. If not, remove the master Paper has stuck to the Print Cylinder (Drum).
and return the Print Cylinder (Drum) !Actioij> Pull out the Print Cylinder (Drum), and
inside the unit. Then press the START [37 remove the paper.
key to restart the operation from mas
ter-making. An original is jammed at the entrance of the ADF
unit.
A used master remains on the Print Cylinder jActioij> Open the ADF unit by holding the ADF
® (Drum). unit release lever. Then remove the
jActioij> Pull out the Print Cylinder (Drum) and original and reload it
remove the remaining master.
After returning the Print Cylinder
(Drum) inside, press the START key to
restart the master-making operation.

[ 25 A used master is stuck at the entrance of the

Master disposal box.
!Actioij> Pull out the Master disposal box and
look inside the unit. If a master is pre
sent, remove it.

33
Advisory Displays

Location Code Number Description and Action Location Code Number Description and Action I
 [38 An original is too long for the ADF unit [53 The Ink Cartridge is not properly installed.
IActioij> Open the ADF unit by holding the ADF IActioij> Place it in position.
unit release lever. Remove the
original. Reduce the size of the original The AOF Unit is not properly closed.
and reload it
jActioij> Close it tightly.

[58 The Master Loading Unit is open.

lmii)- TO PREVENT PAPER JAMS jActioij> Close it securely.

* Use flat printing paper that is free of folds. If curled paper is unavoidable, place
it so that the curl faces down. [5 I This type of Print Cylinder (Drum) is not accept able
ti2il'p.10 for this machine.
IActioij> Install a correct type. If you don't know
When using smooth paper for printing, set the paper feed pressure adjust· ment lever to what Print Cylinder (Drum) is the correct
"CARD." type, contact your service representa
p.12 tive.

None Paper isfeed

depleted
tray. and/or not loaded in the Paper
I <U ICHECK SETTINGS /ndicatorj
jActioij> Load paper in the Paper feed tray.

Location Code Number Description and Action

[ Lq/ The Master disposal box Is not properly installed.

fActioij> Insert it completely.

An operator card is required to be inserted into the key/card

counter (optional).
IActioij> Insert it properly.

The Print Cylinder (Drum) is not properly installed.

IActioij> Slide it into place and confirm that the
CYLINDER (DRUM) RELEASE indica
tor is lit.
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I
Troubleshooting Tips

Troubleshooting Tips

Check the following "Tips Usf' and the related items before calling your authorized ser
vice representative. D There is no image on copies.
•
I Tips List I
Check whether the original is correctly placed.
!Action) Be sure it is placed face down.
wp.15
• The unit does not start even when the power switch is pressed...................................................34
• Check whether the master is correctly placed.
•The START key does not function.................................................................................34 !Action) Be sure that it is placed with the leading edge unrolled
from below.
•There is no image on copies....................................................................................34 i:wp.29

• The unwanted background of an original is picked up on copies..................................................34 The unwanted background of an original is picked up on
copies.
•Copies are incomplete; some images are missing or unclear.......................................34
• If newspaper or colored paper is used as an original, the back
• Printed images are excessively faint or blurred............................................................35
ground might have been picked up on copies.
• Vertical blank lines are found on printed copies............................................................35 !Action} Press the MANUAL SCANNING CONTRAST Adjust
ment key [ J to make the scanning contrast lighter.
• The backs of finished copies are smudged with ink.....................................................35 Then replace the original and press the START key.
wp.18
•Paper sticks to the surface of the Print Cylinder (Drum)...............................................35

• Paper slips when it is fed..............................................................................................35 D Copies are incomplete; some images are missing or unclear.

•The Print Cylinder (Drum) is rotating slowly without feeding paper..............................35 • The Scanner glass may be stained with correction fluid or glue.
!Action} Open the ADF unit and clean the Scanner glass using
a soft cloth or tissue.
D The unit does not start even when the power switch is tii" p.36
pressed. • A foreign object may be on or under the master on the Print
!Action} • Check whether the power cord is firmly connected to an electrical Cylinder (Drum).
outlet. IAction) Pull out the Print Cylinder (Drum) and remove the
object.
Check whether the power cord is connected to the unit.
,,.-, p.26
Check whether the commercial power circuit breaker is on.

D The START key does not function.

• Check whether the print quantity display is set to "O" with the
Auto print feature activated.
!Action) Cancel the Auto print feature or enter the number of
copies.
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Troubleshooting Tips

I
D Printed images are excessively faint or blurred.
• If the machine is not used for a long period of time, ink on the sur face of the Print
D Paper sticks to the surface of the Print Cylinder (Drum).
Cylinder (Drum) may dry. Dry ink on the Print Cylinder (Drum) may cause faint or blurred !Action) • Use recommended printing paper.
printing. Ir!>° p.10
!Action) Press the TEST PRINT key several times until a clear • Lower the vertical print position with the PRINT POSI
printed image is obtained. TION Adjustment key <1.
ir!>°p,16 ll!icp.19
• Light originals result in light images. • Replace the original in the reverse direction and
!Action) Press the MANUAL SCANNING CONTRAST adjust restart printing from the beginning (master-making).
ment key [ ] to make scanning contrast darker. Then
replace the original and press the START key. D Paper slips when it is fed.
.,., p.18
• Misfeeding of printing paper might have caused a paper jam.
• If the temperature is low (below 59°F or 15°C) or the Ink car
tridges are stored in a cold place, ink may not flow smoothly. !Action) Set the Paper feed pressure adjustment lever to
"CARD."
!Action) Warm the room or Ink cartridge before operating the l@'p,12
unit.
D Vertical blank lines are found on printed copies. D The Print Cylinder (Drum) is rotating slowly without feeding
paper.

• The Thermal print head (the device that makes the master) may
be smudged with paper powder from the master. 1,---,r
L - -
Ink is being supplied for covering ink consumption during
printing. During this operation, a rotation signal (as indicated to
the left) appears in the Print Quantity Display.
!Action) Open the Master loading unit and clean the Thermal
print head using a soft cloth or tissue. _f When a sufficient volume of ink is obtained for printing, the unit
.,., p.36 resumes printing operation.
!Action) Press the START key to finish your print job if the print ing
operation is not resumed.
D The back of finished copies are smudged with ink. wp.15
• The rubber Pressure roller, which keeps printing paper pressed
against the Print Cylinder (Drum) during printing, may be stained
with ink.
!Action) Remove the Print Cylinder (Drum) and clean the roller
gently with a soft cloth or tissue.
.,., p.37

36
Maintenance
Concerning
Maintenance
I Cautions
 Ji WARNING [ To Avoid Personal Injury During Handling J
• DO NOT allow unauthorized persons to make adjustments or repairs.
DO NOT remove any fixed covers.
• CALL your dealer immediately if you suspect any dangerous situations or have questions or
problems with the unit.
Cleaning : Preventing
• Precision parts and driving mechanisms are contained in the unit. Do not per
form actions other than those described in this manual.
Defective Prints

•
Don't make any modifications to the unit or remove parts.
When you want to move the unit, contact your dealer. Cleaning the Thermal Print Head
& Caution [ To Avoid Mechanical Problems ] Clean the Thermal Print Head after every two Master
The best safety device is an alert person who demonstrates good sense. Rolls.
• Neither RISO nor its dealer is responsible tor maintenance service Lift up the Master loading unit. Then gently wipe the
performed by non-RISO-authorized personnel. Thermal Print Head (inside the unit) several times
with a soft cloth or tissue.

For more effective cleaning, dampen a

soft cloth or tissue with a small amount
of alcohol before wiping the Thermal
Print Head.

& Caution Since the Thermal Print Head is

very delicate, avoid shocks or
scratching with a hard object.

•
Cleaning the Scanner Glass
0 Open the ADF unit.
Open the ADF unit while holding the ADF o
unit release lever. scratching with a hard object.

0 Wipe the Scanner Glass.

Gently wipe the Scanner Glass several
times
with a soft cloth or tissue.
For more effective cleaning,
damp en a soft cloth or tissue
with a small amount of alcohol
before wiping the Scanner
Glass.

& Caution Since the Scanner Glass is

very
delicate, avoid shocks
 ADF unit release lever

31
Maintenance/Appendices

lptional
Jccessories
I
"'

•
A variety of optional accessories are available to enhance the capabilities of your
Cleaning the White RISOGRAPH CR1630/CR1610.

0 Open the ADF unit.

Color Print Cylinder Key/Card Counter m
0 Wipe the White Sheet gently (Color Drum)
A variety of colors are available, such as
This counter shows the numbers of
printed sheets and consumed masters
blue, red, green, and brown. Each Print within a preset period of time. This can
with a Cylinder (Drum) has its own case for stor help you control costs.
White
soft cloth or tissue. Sheet age.

•
m.- p.26.....By
Cleaning the Pressure Roller exchanging the Print
Cylinder
(Drum), you can achieve
multicol or prints.
If the rubber Pressure Roller that presses printing
paper against the Print Cylinder (Drum) is stained, Computer Interface
smudged strips may appear on the back sides of Job Separator m
copies. The Computer Interface enables you to
In such a case, wipe the Pressure roller thoroughly This accessory efficiently sorts groups of combine all the advantages of your desk
with a soft cloth dampened with alcohol, or pass prints with strips of paper as they are top publishing software with the high
used paper with a blank master loaded on the Print print ed. The Job Separator is attached
Cylinder next to
(Drum) using the Confidential feature.
To exterior periodical ly with a soft
Exteri remove cloth.
Cleaning the RISOGRAPH or dust, wipe
the
To remove stains, use an
appropriate cleanser recom
machine mended by your authorized
 Pressure Roller
service representative. the Paper Receiving Tray. speed efficiency and low cost printing ben
efits of your RISOGRAPH Digital Printer.

•
&_ Caution The machine exterior is plastic.
Never use alcohol or solvent for
cleaning.

38
Appendices

I Specification
s
Specifications
-CR1610
-CR1630
Processing
High-speed automatic digital scanning/fully automatic, thermal Processing High-speed automatic digital scanning/fully automatic, thermal
screening duplicating system screening duplicating system
Time to First Copy
Approx. 25 seconds (letter, or A4 original) Time to First Copy Approx. 25 seconds (letter, or A4 original)
Print Speed
3 selectable print speeds (60 to 130 sheets per Print Speed 3 selectable print speeds (60 to 130 sheets per minute)
Scanning
Scanning 300 X 300 dpi
Resolution minute) 300 X 300 dpi
Resolution 8.2" (210mm)
Scanning Width 10.2" (260mm)
Scanning Width Sheets
Original Input Type Sheets
Original Input Type 3 1/2" x 5 1/2" (90 x 140 mm, A6 or postcard) to
Original Size 3 1/2" x 5 1/2" (90 x 140 mm, A6 or postcard) to
Original Size 10 3/4" x 15 1/2" (274 x 395 mm or B4)
10 3/4" x 15 1/2" (274 x 395 mm or B4)
3 1/2" x 5 1/2" (90 x 140 mm, A6 or postcard) to
Output Paper Size 3 1/2" x 5 1/2" (90 x 140 mm, A6 or postcard) to
Output Paper Size 10 3/4" x 15 1/2" (274 x 395 mm or B4)
10 3/4" x 15 1/2" (274 x 395 mm or B4)
15-lb bond (50 g/m2) to 28-lb bond (107
Original 15-lb bond (50 g/m2) to 28-lb bond (107 g/m2 )
Original g/m2) 15-lb bond (50 g/m2) to 36-lb bond
Weight Paper 15-lb bond (50 g/m2) to 36-lb bond (157 g/m2 )
Weight Paper (157 g/m2 )
Weight Image B4 Cylinder (Drum) - 9.8" x 14.0" (251 x 357 mm)
Weight Image Legal Cylinder (Drum) - 8.2" x 13.7" (210 x 349 mm)
Area Paper Feed tray - 1,000 sheets (16-lb bond or 64 g/m2)
Area A4 Cylinder (Drum) - 8.2" x 11.4" (210 x 290 mm)
Capacity Receiving tray - 800 sheets (16-lb bond or )64 2
Feed tray - 1,000 sheets (16-lb bond or 64) g/m
g/m2
Paper Capacity Receiving tray - 800 sheets (16-lb bond or 64) g/m2
Reduction
Parameters
4 selectable reductions: 94%, 77%, 75% and 66%

(94%, 87%, 82% • Preventive maintenance call

Features Source and 71% for metric A wide range of colors including: black, blue, red, green, brown,
models) yellow, etc.
• Print speed Color Cylinder (Drum), Job Separator m, Key/Card Countermand
control Computer Interface
• Confidential USA Model: • 120 V AC, 60 Hz <3 A>
mode
• 2-Up/4-Up
printing
• Programmed printing
Print Colors • Photo mode
• Duo mode
• Interface
Optional capabilities
• Scanning contrast
Accessories Power adjustment
(auto/manual)
 Reduction Parameters 4 selectable • Photo mode
reductions: 94%, • Duo mode
Features
Print Colors 77%, 75% and 66% • Interface capabilities
(94%, 87%, 82% and • Scanning contrast adjustment (auto/manual)
Optional Accessories 71% for metric • Preventive maintenance call
models) A wide range of colors including: black, blue, red, green, brown,
• Print speed control yellow, etc.
• Confidential mode Color Cylinder (Drum), Job Separator m, Key/Card Countermand
• 2-Up/4-Up printing Computer Interface
• Programmed printing
<Requirements> Power Source USA Model: • 120 V AC, 60 Hz <3 A>
Metric
Models:
• 110 V AC, 60 Hz <3 A> (110 V model) Metric Models: • 11o V AC, 60 Hz <3 A> (110 V model)
• 220-240 V-, 50/60 Hz <2 A> (220 V
<Requirements>
• 220-240 V-, 50/60 Hz <2 A> (220 V model)
model)

A. WARNING Always check the rating plate on

A. Always check the rating plate on the
Weigh the machine before connecting the power.
t
WARNING
machine before connecting the
power.
Approx. 141 lbs. (64 kg)
Dimensions (W x D x Weight Approx. 141 lbs. (64 kg)
In use: 48.2" x 25.0" x 21.5" (1225 x 645 x 492 mm)
H) Dimensions (W x D x H) In use: 46.2" x 25.0" x 21.5" (1225 x 645 x 492 mm)
In storage: 25.0" x 25.0" x 18.9" (635 x 645 x 479
mm) In storage: 25.0" x 25.0" x 18.9" (635 x 645 x 479 mm)

The specifications are subject to change without prior notice. Please acknowledge The specifications are subject to change without prior notice. Please acknowledge
that the illustrations and descriptions in this manual may differ from the actual that the illustrations and descriptions in this manual may differ from the actual
machine,
machine, due to the change in specifications. due to the change in specifications.

39
Index

Inde
x
I
Symbols and Numerals ALL RESET key ....................8, 14, 20, C
cleaning thermal print head....................36
* key........................................... 8, 23, 31
2-UP/4-UP key.............................9, 21, 22
25
Auto Idling Operation............................15
C key.................................................. 8,
15 CALL SERVICE indicator................31
cleaning white sheet...............................37
color cylinders ..................................26, 37
2-UP/4-UP printing AUTO PRINT key ..............................9, carrier sheet.........................................11
color, print..............................................26
(different originals) ........................21, 17 AUTO SCANNING CONTRAST cautions, handling machine..................13
color drum unit.................................26, 37
22 2-UP/4-UP printing (same originals). 22 Adjustment key...............................9, cautions, installation...............................5
18 computer interface 37
cautions, maintenance.........................36
automatic printing.................................17 confidential documents, protecting.........27
A Check & Error Display .......................8,
automatic sorting into groups...............23 CONFIDENTIAL key..........................9, 27
accessories............................................37 31
control panel .................................. 8, 9, 14
adding paper..........................................12 CHECK SETTINGS indicator ..........31,
B 33 copyright infringement, caution..............13
ADF unit (illustration)...............................6
basic processes.................................... 14 cleaning pressure roller........................37 CUSTOM SETTING key....................9, 25
ADF unit release lever .......................6,
beep, 15-seconds (place second cleaning (preventing defective prints)...36 customizing initial settings...................25
36 adjusting print position, horizontal.....19
original).............................................22 cleaning RISOGRAPH exterior.............37 CYLINDER RELEASE key ..........8, 26, 28
adjusting print position, vertical.............. 19
advisory displays...................................31 cleaning scanner glass.........................36
D H M
defective prints, preventing....................36
half-tone processing...............................16 Machine Monitor Display ...................8,
dimensions.............................................38 31
handling machine, warnings and
discarding used masters........................30 main control panel ...............................6,
cautions..............................................13
disposal box, master............................30 8
horizontal print position, adjusting..........19
documents, confidential.........................27 main power switch...................................6
drum...................................................7, 14 Maintenance Call Indicator ................8,
DRUM RELEASE key..................8, 26, 31
Image processing mode select,
28 maintenance, cautions..........................36
initial setting.....................................20
drums, replacing..................................26 MANUAL SCANNING CONTRAST
Image Processing Selection key .......8, 16
duo mode...............................................16 Adjustment
image contrast on prints, changing........18
initial setting, image processing key...............................9, 18
E master disposal box, emptying..............30
mode select........................................20
EMPTY DISPOSAL BOX indicator.........31 master disposal box lock
initial setting, master-making/print.........20
entering number of copies......................15 lever ..........6, 30 master loading
initial setting, original scanning
environment, recommended....................5 unit ............................7, 29 master
contrast.........................................20,
extension cord, capacity ....,.....................5 25 loading unit release lever ......7, 29
initial setting, print position.....................20 master
F initial setting, print quantity display ..20, 25 roll ................................................?
features ...............................................5, 38 initial setting, print speed.................20, 25 master roll, replacing.............................29
FEED TRAY DESCENT key..............8, 12 initial setting, size adjustment................20 master-making....................................... 14
feed tray paper guide lock lever ..6, 12, 19 initial settings, customizing....................25 master-making/print, initial
feed tray paper guides.................6, 12, 19 initial settings, return to....................20, 25 setting .........20 . MASTER-
flanges, master roll.................................29 injury, avoiding.............................5, 13, 36 MAKING/PRINT key ..........,,..........8
front cylinder (drum) cover.......................7 ink cartridge.............................................7 mechanical problems, avoiding ...5, 13, 36
front cylinder (drum) cover lever..7, 26, 28 ink cartridge, cautions............................28 misfeeds, preventing............................. 10
ink cartridge, replacing...........................28
G ink cartridge holder.................................. 7 N
groups, automatic sorting into................23 number of copies, entering....................15
ink cartridge release lever .................7, 28
interface (computer)...............................27
INTERFACE key................................9, 27
0
optional accessories..............................37
original feed tray ................................6,
J
14
JAM indicator ...................................31, 32
original guides.........................................6
Job Separator Ill
original guides, adjusting.......................15
(optional accessory) ...............23, 25, 37
original, placing.....................................15
original receiving table.............................6
K
ORIGINAL SCANNING CONTRAST
Key/Card Counter Ill
indicator ........................................
(optional accessory)
..9, 18
...........................................................
37 original scanning contrast, initial
setting...........................................
20, 25
L
originals, printing side by side...............21
location, recommended
originals, reducing.................................18
.................................................................
5 orignals, size recommendations............11
original stopper........................................6
originals, weight recommendations.......11
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Index

I
p
printing, automatic..................................17 START key...............................................8
paper, adding.......................................12 STOP key.................................................8
printing, side-by-side (different
paper capacity........................................38 storing environment, paper ....................1O
originals) .......................................21,
paper feed pressure, adjusting...............12 22 sub control panel .................................6, 9
paper feed pressure adjustment printing, side-by-side (same original).....22
lever..........................................6 10, 12
1
printing, 2-UP/4-UP T
paper feed resistance, adjusting............12 (different originals)........................21, 22 temperature range, recommended..........5
paper feed resistance adjustment printing, 2-UP/4-UP (same original).......22 TEST PRINT key ...............................8, 16
lever................................................6, 12 processing, half-tone..............................16 thermal print head....................................7
paper feed tray ..................................6, 12 processing, photo...................................16 thermal print head, cleaning...................36
paper jams, preventing PROGRAM key..................................9, 23 troubleshooting tips (index)....................34
..........................1O programmed printing..............................23
paper receiving tray ...........................7, 13 proof copies, producing..........................16 u
paper, replacing......................................12
used masters, discarding.......................30
paper, size recommendations................10
R
paper stop................................................7
receiving tray paper guide adjustment V
paper, storing environment....................10 knob....................................................13 vertical print position, adjusting..............19
paper, weight
receiving tray paper guides .........7, 13, 19
recommendations............1O photo
processing..............................................16
reducing originals...................................18 w
reduction, preset....................................18 warnings, handling machine..................13
power connections, recommended..........5
replacing ink cartridge............................28 warnings, maintenance..........................36
power switch, turning on........................14
REPLACE INK CARTRIDGE indicator ..31 warnings, power connection....................5
preset reduction.....................................18
replacing master roll..............................29 weight.....................................................38
pressure roller, cleaning.........................37
REPLACE MASTER ROLL indicator.....31 white sheet...............................................6
preventing defective prints.....................36
replacing paper......................................12 white sheet, cleaning.............................37
print color, changing...............................26
repositioning print...................................19
print colors...........................................38
Reproduction Size indicator...............9, 18
print cylinder ......................................7, 14
RISOGRAPH exterior, cleaning.............37
print cylinders, changing........................26
print position, adjusting..........................19
print position, initial setting.....................20
s
scanner glass...........................................6
PRINT POSITION Adjustment keys ..9, 19
scanner glass, cleaning.........................36
PRINT POSITION CENTER key .......9, 19
scanning contrast, adjusting..................18
PRINT POSITION indicator 19
scanning resolution................................38
Print Quantity Display..............................8
scanning width.................................11, 38
print quantity display, initial setting..20, 25
side-by-side printing (different
Print Quantity keys (0 to 9)......................8
originals) .......................................21, 22
print quantity, minimum..........................25
side-by-side printing (same original) ..22
PRINT SPEED Adjustment key .........9, 20
size adjustment, initial setting................20
print speed, changing.............................20
SIZE ADJUSTMENT key...................9, 18
PRINT SPEED indicator ....................9, 20
sorting into groups, automatic................23
print speed, initial setting.................20, 25
specifications.......................................38
printing.................................................14