Canon Imageclass Mf5960dn User Guide

							11-3
Appendix
Scanner Specifications
Sc\fnner Specific\ftions
TypeColor	scanner
Maximum
	Scan	Size •	

Platen
	glass:	up	to	8	1/2”	x	11	5/8”	
(216	mm	x	297	mm)
•	 F

eeder:
	up	to	8	1/2”	x	14”	(215.9	mm	x	355.6	mm)
Scan
	Resolution •	

Optical
	resolution
P

laten
	glass:	up	to	600	x	600	dpi
Feeder

:
	up	to	300	x	300	dpi
•	 S

oftware
	int
 erpolation
	resolution		
9600	dpi	x	9600	dpi
Scan
	Speed	(Lett

er,
	300	x	300	dpi)*•	 C

olor:
	10	sheets/minute
•	

Black
	and	White:	29	sheets/minute
Host
	In

terface •	 100
	Base-

TX
•	 10
	Base-

T
•	 Hi-Speed
	\bSB
•	 \bSB
Oper

ating
	Sy
 stem•	 Windows
	2000/XP/Vista/7
•	

Mac
	OS	10.4.9	or	lat
 er
Driver •	 TWAIN
	•	 WIA	1.0	(W

indows
	XP)
•	 WIA	2.0	(W

indows
	Vista/7)
•	 IC

A
	(Mac	OS	X	10.6.x)
*	 S

can
	speeds	wer
 e
	only	measured
 .
Fax Specifications
F\fx Specific\ftions
Line	\bsedPu\flic	Swit ched	Telephone	Netw ork	(PSTN)*1
Communication	Mod
e G3
Compression
	Method MH,	MR,	MMR,	JBIG
Modem
	Speed 33.6	K\fps
A

utomatic
	Fall\fack
T

ransmission
	Speed Appr

ox.
	3	seconds	per	page*2
(ECM-JBIG,	transmitting	from	the	memory	at	33.6	K\fps)
S
ending
	from	Memory/R

eceivingin
	Memory M

aximum
	appro
 x.
	512	pages*2
(Total	pages	of	transmission/reception)
Fax
	Resolution •	

(Normal):
	200	dpi	x	100	dpi
•	 (F

ine):
	200	dpi	x	200	dpi
•	 (P

hoto):
	200	dpi	x	200	dpi
•	 (Super

fine):
	200	dpi	x	400	dpi
•	 (\bltr

afine):
	400	dpi	x	400	dpi
Dialing •	 One

-touch
	keys	(19	destinations)
•	

Coded
	dialing	(181	destinations)
•	

Group
	dialing	(199	destinations)
•	

Address
	\fook	dialing
•	 R

egular
	dialing	(with	numeric	keys)
•	

Automatic
	redialing
•	

Manual
	redialing
•	

Sequential
	\froadcast	(210	destinations)
R

eceiving •	 Automatic
	rec

eption
•	 Remote
	rec

eption
	\fy	telephone	(Default	ID:	25)
Repor

ts •	 Send
	Results
•	

Transmission
	management	repor
 t
	(A
 uto
	output	ever

y
	40	destinations)
•	

Receive
	Results
*1	 The	Pu\flic	Switched	Telephone	Netw ork	(PSTN)	curr ently	supports	28.8	K\fps	modem	speed	or	low
er.	Note	that	speeds	can	var y	depending	on	the	telephone	line	conditions

.
*2	 Based	on	IT\b-T	(IT\b	Telecommunication	Standar dization	Sec tor)	
Standard	Chart	No.	1,	JBIG	standard	mode.
Telephone Specifications
Telephone Specific\ftions
Telephone	TypeExt ernal	telephone/Ex ternal	telephone	with	the	\fuilt-in	answer	function/Da
ta	modem
Trans\fission Specification
Specific\ftion for File Server Tr\fnsmission
Communication	Prot
ocol SMB	(T
CP/IP)
Data
	For

mat PDF
	(C
 ompact),
	PDF,	JPEG,	TIFF
Resolution Resolutions
	for	data	for

mats
	are;
JPEG TIFFPDF PDF	(C ompact)
Black and
White 300
dpi 300
	dpi
(MMR
Compr

ession)300
	dpi
(MMR
Compr

ession)Text:	300
dpi
Backgr
ound:
150
	dpi
Color 300
dpi 300
	dpi
(JPEG
C

ompression) 200
	dpi
(JPEG
C

ompression)Text:
	300
dpi
Backgr

ound:
150
	dpi
System	Environmen t•	 Windows
	XP/Vista/7/S

erver
	2003/Ser
 ver
	2008
•	 S
 olaris	Version	2.6	or	lat er	(with	Sam\fa	2.2	or	later)
•	 Mac	OS	X	(Mac	OS	X	10.7	is	not	support ed.)
•	 Red
	Hat	Linux	7.2	or	lat

er
	(with	Sam\fa	2.2	or	later)
I

nterface 100BASE-TX,
	10BASE-T
C

olor
	Mode
 Color,
	Black/Whit
 e
Inputted
	Image

Text,
	Tex
 t/Photo,
	Phot
 o
Paper
	Size

LTR/LGL/STMT
Specific\ftion for \b-m\fil Sending
Communication	Protocol SMTP*
Data
	For

mat PDF
	(C
 ompact),
	PDF
Resolution R

esolutions
	for	data	for
 mats
	are;
PDFPDF	(C ompact)
Black
	and	White 300	dpi
(MMR	Compr

ession) Text:
	300	dpi
Backgr

ound:150
	dpi
Color 200
	dpi
(JPEG	Compr

ession) Text:
	300	dpi
Backgr

ound:150
	dpi
System	Environment•	 Windows
	XP/Vista/7/S

erver
	2003/Ser
 ver
	2008
•	 S
 olaris	Version	2.6	or	lat er	(with	Sam\fa	2.2	or	later)
•	 Mac	OS	X
•	 R
ed
	Hat	Linux	7.2	or	lat
 er
	(with	Sam\fa	2.2	or	later)
I

nterface 100BASE-TX,
	10BASE-T
C

olor
	Mode
 Color,
	Black/Whit
 e
Inputted
	Image

Text,
	Tex
 t/Photo,
	Phot
 o
Paper
	Size

LTR/LGL/STMT
*	 POP3
	is	av

aila\fle
	to	use	only	when	authentica
 ting
	\fefor
 e
	sending
Optional Drawer
P\fper Feeder Unit PF-44
Paper	Capacity 500	sheets	(16	to	23	l\f	Bond	(60	to	89	g/m²))
Av aila\fle
	Paper S

ee
	“Supported	Documen
 t
	Types”	(→
 P.
	2-2)
Po

wer
	Supply F
 rom
	main	unit
Dimensions
	(W	x	L	x	H) 15	3/8”	x	18	5/8”	x	5	3/8”	(390	mm	x	473	mm	x	136	mm)
Weigh

t Approx.
	9.0	l\f	(4.1	kg)
   
						

							11-4
Appendix
Displaying Driver Guides
Dou\fle-click	the	following	PDF	files	from	the	[Documents]	
folder	on	the	pro
vided
	CD-R
 OM.
 ●Mac UFR II Prin

ter Driver Installation Guide
→ [Documents]
	-	[Pr

int]
	-	[Guide]	-	[index.h
 tml]
 ●Mac PS Prin

ter Driver Installation Guide
→ [Documents]
	-	[Pr

int(PS)]
	-	[Guide]	-	[index.h
 tml]
 ●Mac Fax D

river Installation Guide
→ [Documents]
	-	[FA

X]
	-	[Guide]	-	[index.h
 tml]
 ●Mac Sc

anner Driver Guide
→ [Documents]
	-	[Scan]	-	[Guide]	-	[index.h

tml]
Displaying a Driver’s Help Syste\f
You	can	use	drivers’	help	systems	aft er	you	install	each	driv er.
 ●Print

er Driver’s Help
From
	the	\felow	panels	in	the	[Pr

int]
	dialog,	click	[].
•	 [Basic]
	panel
•	 [

Advanced]
	panel
 ● Fax Driv

er’s Help
From
	the	\felow	panels	in	the	[Pr

int]
	dialog,	click	[].
•	 [General
	Settings]	panel
•	 [Special
	Fea

tures]
	panel
•	 [

Cover
	Sheet]	panel
Content of the e-Manual about Features 
that \bre Unavailable on the Macintosh
Among	the	features	explained	in	the	e-Manual,	the	followings	
are	unav
 aila\fle
	on	the	Macin
 tosh.
 ●Installing or unins\Rtalling the e-M

anual
Reference	in	the	e-	Manual“Installing	the	e-M anual”
“\bninstalling	the	e-M anual”
 ●\bccessory software
•	 P
resto!
	PageM
 anager
Reference	in	the	e-	Manual “\bser	Sof tware	CD-R OM”
 ●Using WSD network
Reference	in	the	e-	Manual “Installing	the	MF	Driv ers	on	the	WSD
Networ k	“
 ●So\fe print features

•	 Oper
ating
	in	the	prin
 t
	serv
 er
	envir
 onment
•	 Watermark
	prin

ting
•	 PageComposer
	(C

om\fining
	and	prin
 ting
	multiple	files)
•	 Chang

ing
	the	halft
 one
•	 Adjusting
	the	gamma	value
F

or
	infor
 mation
	on	the	fea
 tures
	that	are	av
 aila\fle
	on	the	Macint

osh,
	see	the	Pr
 inter
	Driv
 er’s
	help	syst
 em.
Reference	in	the	e-	Manual “Print	“
 ●So\fe scan features

•	 C
reating
	a	“Searcha\fle	PDF”
F

or
	infor
 mation
	on	the	fea
 tures
	that	are	av
 aila\fle
	on	the	Macint

osh,
	see	the	Mac	Scanner	Driv
 er
	Guide.
Reference	in	the	e-	Manual “Scan”
In	this	manual,	methods	to	operate	in	the	Window s	envir onment	are	explained	as	examples .	To	view	how	to	use	prin ter	driv ers	or	
utilities	for	Macin

tosh,
	see	the	follo
 wing
	driv
 er
	guides	(HTML	files)	or	driv
 er
	help	syst
 ems.
FunctionObject Reference
Print	functionInstalling
	the	Pr
 inter
	Driv
 er
•	 Starter
	Guide
•	 P
 rinter	Driv er	Installa tion	Guide
Pr inting •	 Printer	Driv
er	Installa tion	Guide
\bsing
	each	fea

ture •	 Printer
	Driv

er’s
	Help
Fax
	function I

nstalling
	the	Fax	Driv
 er •	 Starter
	Guide
•	 M

ac
	Fax	Driv
 er
	Installa
 tion
	Guide
Sending
	a	fax •	 M

ac
	Fax	Driv
 er
	Installa
 tion
	Guide
\bsing
	each	fea

ture •	 Fax
	Driv

er’s
	Help
Scan
	function I

nstalling
	the	Scanner	Driv
 er •	 Starter
	Guide
•	 M

ac
	Scanner	Driv
 er
	Guide
Scanning
	(Setting	the	MF	Tool\fox	or	ScanG

ear
	MF)•	 M

ac
	Scanner	Driv
 er
	Guide
For Macintosh Users
   
						

							11-5
Appendix
I n d e x
C
CancelingFax Jobs
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I....   6-6
Changing
	the	Default	Settings	..................\A....		6-21
Cop

y
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I........   3-13
Fax
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I............   6-21
Cleaning
	the	Machine	..................\A..................\A......		8-2
Ext

erior
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I.....   8-2
Fixing Unit
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I................   8-2
Platen Glass

..................\I..................\I..................\I..............   8-3
Coded
	dial	..................\A..................\A..................\A..........		5-2
Coded
	Dial	Codes
E

diting
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I.......   5-6
Regist

ering
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I...............   5-6
Cont

ents
	of	the	Setting	Menu	..................\A.....		10-2
Cop

ying
	..................\A..................\A..................\A...............		3-1
Collating C

opies
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I...   3-8
Enlarging/R

educing Copies
 ..................\I..............   3-7
ID Card
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I......   3-9
N on 1
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I........   3-7
Copy
	Mode	..................\A..................\A..................\A........		1-6
Cop

yright
	..................\A..................\A..................\A............		xix
D
Date	Settings	..................\A..................\A..................\A..		1-12
Densit y
Copy
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I...........   3-5
Fax
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I...............   6-3
Disclaimers
	..................\A..................\A..................\A...........		xx
Display
	..................\A..................\A..................\A.................		1-6
LCD (Standb

y Mode)
 ..................\I..................\I...........   1-6
Document
	feeder	tra

y
	..................\A..................\A.....		1-2
Documen

t
	guides..................\A..................\A..............		1-2
Documen

ts
Clearing Jams
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I.........   9-2 Placing
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I......   2-\b
Receiving Fax
 es
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..   6-11
Requirements
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I.........   2-2
Scan Area
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I   2-2
Sending Fax
 es
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I........   6-2
Documents
	Requir
 ements
	..................\A...............		2-2
E
Error	Codes	..................\A..................\A..................\A........		9-8
F
Fax	mode	..................\A..................\A..................\A............		1-6
Fax
	Settings	..................\A..................\A..................\A....		6-21
Feeder
	..................\A..................\A..................\A..................\A		1-2
G
Group	Dialing	..................\A..................\A..................\A...		5-2
Editing
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I.......   5-9
Regist

ering
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I...............   5-9
H
Handling	..................\A..................\A..................\A.............		xiv
I
Image	Quality
Fax
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I...............   6-3
Installation
	..................\A..................\A..................\A.........		xiii
Requir

ements
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I.........   xvii
Space
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I.........   xvii
   
						

							11-6
Appendix
L
LAN	port	..................\A..................\A..................\A.............		1-3
M
Main	Specifications	..................\A..................\A........		11-2
Cop y specifications..................\I..................\I............   11-2
Fax Specifications..................\I..................\I................   11-3 Machine Specificati\Ions
 ..................\I..................\I...   11-2
Print

er Specification
 ..................\I..................\I..........   11-2
Scanner Specificati\Ions
 ..................\I..................\I....   11-3
Telephone Specificat\Iions
 ..................\I.................   11-3
Maint

enance
	and	Inspec
 tions
	..................\A		xv
 ,
	xviii
M

anaging
	Fax
 es
	St
 ored
	in	Memor
 y
	.............		6-18
Hist

ory..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I....   6-20
Manual
	Sending	..................\A..................\A.................		6-8
O
One-touch	keys	..................\A..................\A..................\A		5-2
Editing
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I.......   5-3
Regist

ering
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I...............   5-3
Onscreen
	Message	..................\A..................\A............		9-8
Err

or Codes
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..............   9-8
Operation
	Panel	..................\A..................\A........		1-2,	1-4
Output
	tra

y
	..................\A..................\A..................\A........		1-2
P
PaperClearing Jams
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I.........   9-2
Loading
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I....   2-9
Paper Size and 

Type..................\I..................\I...........   2-1\b
Paper Types
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..............   2-6
Printable Ar

ea
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I.........   2-8 Paper
	dra

wer
	..................\A..................\A..............		1-2,	1-4
Paper
	Guide	..................\A..................\A..................\A.......		1-2
Paper
	Requir
 ements
	..................\A..................\A.........		2-6
Pla
 ten
	glass	..................\A..................\A..................\A........		1-3
Po
 wer
	Supply	..................\A..................\A..................\A....		xiii
Requir
 ements
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I.........   xvii
Pr
 inting
	a	\bser	Data	List	..................\A.................		10-2
Pr
 inting
	from	a	Comput
 er
	..................\A................		4-1
R
Receive	Mode
Answer mode
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I......   6-12
Changing
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I...............   6-1\b
Fax/Tel A

uto Switch mode
 ..................\I..............   6-12
Regist

ering/Setting
	the	Various	Func
 tions
			10-1
RX
	Mode	..................\A..................\A..................\A..........		6-11
Answer mode
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I......   6-13
Auto mode
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I............   6-11
DRPD (Distinctive R

ing Pattern Detection) 
mode
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I......   6-13
Fax/Tel mode
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I.......   6-12
Manual mode
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I......   6-13
S
Scan	Area	..................\A..................\A..................\A............		2-2
Scan
	Func
 tions
	..................\A..................\A..................\A.		7-1
Scan
	Mode	..................\A..................\A..................\A.........		1-6
Selec

ting
	Pr
 int
	Side	..................\A..................\A........		2-17
Sequen

tial
	Broadcast	..................\A..................\A....		6-10
Sharpness C

opy
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I...........   3-8
Fax
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I...............   6-3
Sleep
	Timer	..................\A..................\A..................\A.....		1-11
Specifying
	Destina

tions
	..................\A..................\A..		6-4
   
						

							11-7
Appendix
T
Telephone	Equipment	..................\A..................\A.....		xvi
T elephone
	line	jack	..................\A..................\A...........		1-3
Te

xt
	Input	Method	..................\A..................\A............		1-9
Time
	Setting	..................\A..................\A..................\A...		1-12
Toner
	Car

tridge
Handling
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I..   8-6
Replacing T

oner Cartridge
 ..................\I.................   8-8
Trademar

ks
	..................\A..................\A..................\A.........		xix
Tr

ansporting
	the	Machine	..................\A.............		8-14
Tr

ou\fleshooting
	..................\A..................\A................		9-1
Clearing J

ams
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I.........   9-2
Error C

ode
 ..................\I..................\I..................\I................   9-8
If Y

ou Cannot Solve a Problem
 ..................\I.....   9-13
U
\bSB	port	..................\A..................\A..................\A..............		1-3
W
When	a	Power	Failure	Occurs	..................\A.......		9-14
When
	
	Appears	...		9-11
2-Sided
	Cop

ying
	..................\A..................\A................		3-6
   
						

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