Canon printer Color imageCLASS MF8080Cw User Manual

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Appendix
Copy Specific\ftions
First	Copy	Time	(Letter) •	
MF8380Cdw
Platen	glass	(Color):	16	seconds	or	less
Platen	glass	(B/W ):	16	seconds	or	less
Feeder	(Color):	17	seconds	or	less
Feeder	(B/W ):	17	seconds	or	less
•	 MF8080Cw
Platen	glass	(Color):	29	seconds	or	less
Platen	glass	(B/W ):	23	seconds	or	less
Feeder	(Color):	29	seconds	or	less
Feeder	(B/W ):	23	seconds	or	less
*	 The	copy	speed	on	Letter	size	plain	paper	on	one-side	printing	
is	measured	during	continuous	copying.	Copy	speeds	vary	
depending	on	the	paper	type	and	size,	as	well	as	the	paper	feeding	
direction.	Copy	speeds	on	smaller	paper	sizes	may	\fe	slower.	
Plus,	the	machine	may	experience	downtime	or	decrease	the	
copy	speed	in	the	middle	of	a	continuous	copy	run	to	adjust	the	
temperature	inside	the	machine	or	maintain	the	optimal	print	
quality.
Printer Specifications
Printer Specific\ftion
Printing	Method Indirect	electrostatic	system	(On-demand	
fixing)
Paper	Capacity •	
MF8380Cdw
Multi-purpose	tray:	Approx	50	sheets	(16	
to	24	l\f	Bond	(60	to	90	g/m
2))
Paper	cassette:	Approx	250	sheets	(16	to	
24	l\f	Bond	(60	to	90	g/m
2))
Cassette	Feeding	\bnit-V1	(optional):	
Approx	250	sheets	(16	to	24	l\f	Bond	(60	
to	90	g/m
2))
•	 MF8080Cw
Manual	feed	slot:	1	sheet
Paper	cassette:	Approx	150	sheets	(16		to	
24	l\f	(60	to	90	g/m
2))
Output	 Tray	Capacity	
(a	fresh	stack	of	Letter	
size	paper) Approx.	125	sheets		
(16	to	24	l\f	Bond	(60	to	90	g/m
2))*1
Print	Speed	(Letter	
Plain	Direct)*2
•	
MF8380Cdw	(1-sided	printing)
Color:	21	ppm
B/W:	21	ppm
•	 MF8380Cdw	(2-sided	printing)
Color:	up	to	10	ppm	(pages	per	minute),	
5 spm	(sheets	per	minute)
B/W:	up	to	10	ppm	(pages	per	minute),	
5 spm	(sheets	per	minute)
•	 MF8080Cw
Color:	8	ppm
B/W:	12	ppm
First	Print	 Time	
(Letter)*
3
•	 MF8380Cdw
Color:	15	seconds	or	less
B/W:	15	seconds	or	less
•	 MF8080Cw
Color:	28	seconds	or	less
B/W:	22	seconds	or	less
Output	Resolution Equivalent	to	600	dpi	x	600	dpi
Gradation 256	gradations
Toner	Cartridges
	 “Replacing	 Toner	Cartridges” 	(→P.8-5)
*	1	 The	actual	paper	capacity	varies	depending	on	the	installation	
environment	and	paper	type	used.
*	2	 The	print	speed	on	Letter	size	plain	paper	is	measured	during	continuous	printing.	Print	speeds	vary	depending	on	the	paper	
type	and	size,	as	well	as	the	paper	feeding	direction.	Print	speeds	
on	smaller	paper	sizes	may	\fe	slower.	Plus,	the	machine	may	
experience	downtime	or	decrease	the	print	speed	in	the	middle	
of	a	continuous	print	run	to	adjust	the	temperature	inside	the	
machine	or	maintain	the	optimal	print	quality.
*	3	May	vary	depending	on	the	output	environment.
Scanner Specifications
Sc\fnner Specific\ftions
Type Color	scanner
Maximum	Scan	Size •	
Platen	glass:	up	to	8	1/2"	x	11	5/8"		
(216	mm	x	297	mm)
•	 Feeder:	up	to	8	1/2"	x	14"		
(216	mm	x	356	mm)
Scan	Resolution •	
Optical	resolution
Platen	glass:	up	to	600	x	600	dpi
Feeder:	up	to	300	x	300	dpi
•	 Software	interpolation	resolution
9600	dpi	x	9600	dpi
Scan	Speed	(Letter,	
300	x	600	dpi)* •	
Color:	10	sheets/minute
•	 Black	and	 White:	20	sheets/minute
Host	Interface •	
100Base-TX
•	 10Base-T
•	 Hi-Speed	\bSB
•	 \bSB
Operating	System •	
Windows	2000/XP/Vista/7
•	 Mac	OS	10.4.9	or	later
Driver •	
TWAIN	
•	 WIA	1.0	(Windows	XP)
•	 WIA	2.0	(Windows	 Vista/7)
•	 ICA	(Mac	OS	X	10.6.x)
*	 The	communication	time	is	not	included.
Fax Specifications
F\fx Specific\ftions
Line	\bsed Pu\flic	Switched 	Telephone 	Network 	(PSTN)*1
Communication	
Mode G3
Compression	
Method MH,	MR,	MMR,	JBIG
Modem	Speed 33.6	K\fps
Automatic	Fall\fack
Transmission	Speed Approx.	3	seconds	per	page
*2
(ECM-JBIG,	transmitting	from	the	memory	
at	33.6	K\fps)
Sending	from	
Memory/Receiving	in	
Memory Maximum	approx.	512	pages
*2
(Total	pages	of	transmission/reception)
Fax	Resolution •	
(Normal):	200	dpi	x	100	dpi
•	 (Fine):	200	dpi	x	200	dpi
•	 (Photo):	200	dpi	x	200	dpi
•	 (Superfine):	200	dpi	x	400	dpi
•	 (\bltrafine):	400	dpi	x	400	dpi
Dialing •	
Favorites	dialing	(19	destinations)
•	 Coded	dialing	(181	destinations)
•	 Group	dialing	(199	destinations)
•	 Address	\fook	dialing
•	 Regular	dialing	(with	numeric	keys)
•	 Automatic	redialing
•	 Manual	redialing
•	 Sequential	\froadcast	(210	destinations)
*1	 The	Pu\flic	Switched	 Telephone	Network	(PSTN)	currently	supports	
28.8	K\fps	modem	speed	or	lower.	Note	that	speeds	can	vary	
depending	on	the	telephone	line	conditions.
*2	 Based	on	IT\b-T	(IT\b	 Telecommunication	Standardization	Sector)	
Standard	Chart	No.	1,	JBIG	standard	mode.   
						

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Appendix
F\fx Specific\ftions
Receiving•	
Automatic	reception
•	 Manual	reception
•	 Remote	reception	\fy	telephone	(Default	
ID:	25)
Reports •	
Send	Results
•	 Transmission	management	report	(By	
default,	 auto	output	 every	40	destinations)
•	 RX	Results
Telephone Specifications
Telephone Specific\ftions
Telephone	 Type External	telephone/External	telephone	with	
the	\fuilt-in	answer	function/Data	modem
Trans\fission Specifications 
(MF8380Cdw Only)
Specific\ftion for File Server Tr\fnsmission
Communication	
Protocol SMB	(TCP/IP)
Data	Format PDF	(Compact),	PDF,	JPEG,	 TIFF
Resolution Resolutions	for	data	formats	are;
JPEG
TIFF PDFPDF	(Compact)
Black and
White 300
dpi 300	dpi
(MMR
Compression) 300	dpi
(MMR
Compression) Text:	300
dpi
Background: 150	dpi
Color 300
dpi 300	dpi
(JPEG
Compression) 200	dpi
(JPEG
Compression) Text:	300
dpi
Background: 150	dpi
System	
Environment Windows	XP/Vista/7/Server	2003/Server	2008
Solaris	
Version	2.6	or	later	(with	Sam\fa	2.2	or	
later)
Mac	OS	X	(Mac	OS	X	10.7	is	not	supported.)
Red	Hat	Linux	7.2	or	later	(with	Sam\fa	2.2	or	
later)
Interface 100BASE-TX,	10BASE-T
Color	Mode Color,	Black/White
Inputted	Image Text,	Text/Photo,	Photo
Paper	Size LGL/LTR/STMT
Specific\ftion for \b-m\fil Sending
Communication	
ProtocolSMTP*
Data	Format PDF	(Compact),	PDF
Resolution Resolutions	for	data	formats	are;
PDF
PDF	(Compact)
Black	and	 White 300	dpi
(MMR	Compression) Text:	300	dpi
Background:	150	dpi
Color 200	dpi
(JPEG	Compression) Text:	300	dpi
Background:	150	dpi
System	
Environment Windows	XP/Vista/7/Server	2003/Server	2008
Solaris	
Version	2.6	or	later	(with	Sam\fa	2.2	or	
later)
Mac	OS	X
Red	Hat	Linux	7.2	or	later	(with	Sam\fa	2.2	or	
later)
Interface 100BASE-TX,	10BASE-T
Color	Mode Color,	Black/White
Inputted	Image Text,	Text/Photo,	Photo
Paper	Size LGL/LTR/STMT
*	 POP3	is	availa\fle	to	use	only	when	authenticating	\fefore	sending.
Cassette Feeding Unit-V1 (optional) 
(MF8380Cdw Only)
C\fssette Feeding Unit-V1 (option\fl)
Paper	Capacity 250	sheets	(16	to	24	l\f	Bond	(60	to	90	g/m2))
Availa\fle	Paper
	 “Supported	Paper	 Types”	(→P.2-6)
Power	Supply From	main	unit
Dimensions	
(W	x	L	x	H) 17"	x	17	7/8"	x	4	1/8"	(430	mm	x	454	mm	x	
102 mm)		
Weight Approx.	8.8	l\f	(4	kg)   
						

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Appendix
Displaying Driver Guides
Dou\fle-click	the	following	PDF	files	from	the	[Documents]	
folder	on	the	provided	CD-ROM. 
● Mac UFR II Printer Driver Installation Guide
→ [Documents]	-	[Print]	-	[Guide]	-	[index.html]
 
● Mac Fax Driver Installation Guide
→ [Documents]	-	[FAX]	-	[Guide]	-	[index.html]
 
● Mac Scanner Driver Guide
→ [Documents]	-	[Scan]	-	[Guide]	-	[index.html]
Displaying the Driver’s Help Syste\f
You	can	use	drivers’ 	help	systems	after	you	install	each	driver.
 
● Printer Driver’s Help
From	the	following	panels	in	the	[Print]	dialog,	click	[
].
•	 [Basic]	panel
•	 [Advanced]	panel
 
● Fax Driver’s Help
From	the	following	panels	in	the	[Print]	dialog,	click	[
].
•	 [General	Settings]	panel
•	 [Special	Features]	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	unavaila\fle	on	the	Macintosh.
 
● Installing or unins\Rtalling the e-Manual
Reference	in	the	e-	Manual “Installing	the	e-Manual”
“\bninstalling	the	e-Manual”
 
● \bccessory software
•	Presto!	PageManager
Reference	in	the	e-	Manual “\bser	Software	CD-ROM”
 
● Using WSD network
Reference	in	the	e-	Manual “Installing	the	MF	Drivers	on	the	
WSD
Network	 “
 
● So\fe print features

•	Operating	in	the	print	server	environment
•	 Watermark	printing
•	 PageComposer	(Com\fining	and	printing	multiple	files)
•	 Changing	the	halftone
•	 Adjusting	the	gamma	value
For	information	on	the	features	that	are	availa\fle	on	the	
Macintosh,	see	the	Printer	Driver’s	help	system.
Reference	in	the	e-	Manual “Print	“
 
● So\fe scan features

•	Creating	a	 “Searcha\fle	PDF”
•	 Com\fining	multiple	data	into	a	single	PDF	file
For	information	on	the	features	that	are	availa\fle	on	the	
Macintosh,	see	the	Mac	Scanner	Driver	Guide.
Reference	in	the	e-	Manual “Scan”
In	this	manual,	methods	to	operate	in	the	 Windows	environment	are	explained	as	examples.	 To	view	how	to	use	printer	drivers	or	
utilities	for	Macintosh,	see	the	following	driver	guides	(HTML	files)	or	driver	help	systems.
Function Object Reference
Print	functionInstalling	the	Printer	Driver
•	
Starter	Guide
•	 Mac	\bFR	II	Printer	Driver	Installation	Guide
Printing •	Mac	\bFR	II	Printer	Driver	Installation	Guide
\bsing	each	feature •	Printer	Driver’s	Help
Fax	function Installing	the	Fax	Driver
•	
Starter	Guide
•	 Mac	Fax	Driver	Installation	Guide
Sending	a	fax •	Mac	Fax	Driver	Installation	Guide
\bsing	each	feature •	Fax	Driver’s	Help
Scan	function Installing	the	Scanner	Driver
•	
Starter	Guide
•	 Mac	Scanner	Driver	Guide
Scanning	(Setting	the	MF	 Tool\fox	or	ScanGear	MF) •	Mac	Scanner	Driver	Guide
For Macintosh Users   
						

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Appendix
I n d e x
\b
Auxiliary	tray	..................\A..................\A..................\A..... 		1-4
C
Canceling
Co\by Jobs  ..................\I..................\I..................\I.................   3-3
Fax Jobs  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I....   6-7
Print Jobs  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I.   \f-5
Changing	the	Default	Settings Co\by  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I........   3-1\f
Fax  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I............   6-22
Cleaning	the	Machine	 ..................\A..................\A......		8-2
Exterior  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I.....   8-2
Feeder  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I.......   8-\f
Fixing Unit  ..................\I..................\I..................\I................   8-2
ITB  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I................   8-3
Platen Glass ..................\I..................\I..................\I..............   8-3
Coded	Dial	Codes Registering and Editing from the O\beration 
Panel  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I..........   5-6
Registering and Editing Using  
the Remote UI  ..................\I..................\I..................\I........   5-8
Coded	dialing	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A... 		5-2
Contents	of	the	Setting	Menu	 ..................\A.....		10-2
Copying	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A............... 		3-1
2-Sided Co\bying  ..................\I..................\I..................\I...   3-7
Collating Co\bies  ..................\I..................\I..................\I...   3-9
Enlarging/Reducing Co\bies  ..................\I..............  3-8
ID Card  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I...   3-10
N on 1  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I........   3-8
Copying	\fy	Saving	Paper ..................\A...............		3-11
Copy	Mode	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A........ 		1-8
Copyright	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A............ 		xix
D
Date	Settings	..................\A..................\A..................\A.. 		1-14
Density Co\by  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I...........   3-5
Fax  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I...............   6-3
Disclaimers	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A........... 		xx
Display	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A................. 		1-8
Dis\blay Messages  ..................\I..................\I..................\I.   9-9
LCD (Standby Mode)  ..................\I..................\I...........  1-8
Document	delivery	tray	 ..................\A..................\A..		1-2
Document	feeder	tray	 ..................\A..................\A.....		1-2
Document	guides ..................\A..................\A.............. 		1-2
Documents Clearing Jams  ..................\I..................\I..................\I.........   9-2
Placing  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I......   2-\f
Scan Area  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I   2-2
Su\b\borted Ty\bes  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..   2-2
E
Entering	Text	..................\A..................\A..................\A.. 		1-11
Error	Code	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A.......... 		9-9
External	telephone	jack	 ..................\A..................\A..		1-3
F
Favorites	List
Registering and Editing from the O\beration 
Panel  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I..........   5-3
Registering and Editing Using the  
Remote UI  ..................\I..................\I..................\I.................   5-5
Fax	Documents	in	the	Memory Checking and Canceling the Fax Jobs  .......  6-19
Checking and Deleting the Received  
Faxes  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I.......   6-20
Combining and Printing the Received  
Faxes  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I.......   6-19   
						

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Appendix
Forwarding ..................\I..................\I..................\I...........   6-16
History ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I....   6-21
Fax	mode	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A............ 		1-8
Fax	Settings	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A.... 		6-23
Feeder	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A..................\A 		1-2
Front	cover	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A......... 		1-2
G
Group	Dialing	..................\A..................\A..................\A... 		5-2
Group	Dialling Registering and Editing from the O\beration 
Panel  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I..........   5-9
Registering and Editing Using the  
Remote UI  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..............   5-12
H
Handling	..................\A..................\A..................\A............. 		xiv
I
Image	Quality
Co\by  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I...........   3-6
Fax  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I...............   6-3
Installation	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A......... 		xiii
Requirements  ..................\I..................\I..................\I.........   xvii
S\bace  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I.........   xvii
L
LAN	port	..................\A..................\A..................\A............. 		1-3
Lift	handles	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A........ 		1-2
Lock	release	lever	 ..................\A..................\A.............. 		1-5
M
Macintosh..................\A..................\A..................\A........ 		11-5
Main	Specifications	 ..................\A..................\A........ 		11-2
Cassette Feeding Unit-V1 S\becifications...   11-\f
Co\by s\becifications ..................\I..................\I............   11-2
Fax S\becifications ..................\I..................\I................   11-3
Machine S\becificatio\Ins  ..................\I..................\I...  11-2
Printer S\becifications  ..................\I..................\I........  11-3
Scanner S\becificatio\Ins  ..................\I..................\I....  11-3
Tele\bhone S\becificati\Ions  ..................\I.................  11-\f
Transmission S\becifi\Ications  ..................\I...........  11-\f
Wireless LAN S\becifica\Itions ..................\I............  11-2
Maintenance	and	Inspections	 ..................\A		xv,	xviii
Manual	feed	transport	guide	 ..................\A..........		1-2
Manual	Sending	 ..................\A..................\A................. 		6-9
Multi-purpose	Tray	(Manual	Feed	Slot)	 ...		1-2,	1-4
Pa\ber guide  ..................\I..................\I..................\I.............   1-\f
The auxiliary tray  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..   1-\f
Tray extension  ..................\I..................\I..................\I........   1-\f
O
Operation	Panel	..................\A..................\A........ 		1-2,	1-6
Output	tray	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A........ 		1-2
P
Paper
Clearing Jams  ..................\I..................\I..................\I.........   9-2
Loading  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I....   2-9
Printable Area  ..................\I..................\I..................\I.........   2-8
Printable Range  ..................\I..................\I..................\I.....   2-8
Requirements  ..................\I..................\I..................\I.........   2-6
Paper	Cassette	 ..................\A..................\A........... 		1-2,	1-5
Lock release lever  ..................\I..................\I..................\I.   1-5
Pa\ber guide  ..................\I..................\I..................\I.............   1-5   
						

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Appendix
Paper	guides	..................\A..................\A.............. 		1-4,	1-5
Platen	glass	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A........ 		1-2
Power	socket	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A..... 		1-3
Power	Supply	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A.... 		xiii
Requirements  ..................\I..................\I..................\I.........   xvii
Power	switch	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A..... 		1-2
Printa\fle	Area	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A... 		2-8
Printing	a	\bser	Data	List	 ..................\A.................		10-2
Printing	from	a	Computer	 ..................\A................		4-1
R
Rear	cover..................\A..................\A..................\A........... 		1-3
Registering/Setting	the	Various	Functions	...		10-1
RX	Mode	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A.......... 		6-12
Answer mode  ..................\I..................\I..................\I......   6-1\f
Auto mode  ..................\I..................\I..................\I............   6-12
Changing  ..................\I..................\I..................\I...............   6-15
DRPD (Distinctive Ring Pattern Detection) 
mode  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I......   6-1\f
Fax/Tel Auto Switch mode  ..................\I..............  6-15
Manual mode  ..................\I..................\I..................\I......   6-1\f
S
Scan	Area	..................\A..................\A..................\A............ 		2-2
Scan	Functions	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A. 		7-1
Scan	Mode	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A......... 		1-8
Scanning	area	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A... 		1-2
Selecting	the	Print	Side	 ..................\A..................\A		2-21
Sequential	Broadcast	 ..................\A..................\A....		6-11
Sharpness Co\by  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I...........   3-9
Fax  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I...............   6-\f
Sleep	 Timer	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A..... 		1-13
Specifying	Destinations	 ..................\A..................\A..		6-5
T
Telephone	Equipment	 ..................\A..................\A.....		xvi
Telephone	line	jack	 ..................\A..................\A........... 		1-3
Time	Settings	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A. 		1-14
Toner	Cartridges Checking the Toner Level  ..................\I..................\I.  8-7
Handling  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I..   8-6
Re\blacing  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I   8-7
Storing  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I......   8-7
Toner	cartridge	slot	 ..................\A..................\A.......... 		1-4
Toner	cartridge	tray	 ..................\A..................\A.......... 		1-4
Trademarks	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A......... 		xix
Transporting	the	Machine	 ..................\A.............		8-14
Tray	extension	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A.. 		1-2
Trou\fleshooting	 ..................\A..................\A................ 		9-1
Clearing Jams  ..................\I..................\I..................\I.........   9-2
Error Code  ..................\I..................\I..................\I................   9-9
If You Cannot Solve a Problem  ..................\I.....  9-15
Printing Results Are Not Good  ..................\I......  9-17
When a Power Failure Occurs  ..................\I.......  9-16
When   
A\b\bears  ..................\I..................\I..................\I..................\I.   9-13
U
\bSB	Direct	Print	mode	..................\A..................\A.....		1-8
\bSB	memory	port	 ..................\A..................\A.............. 		1-2
\bSB	port	 ..................\A..................\A..................\A.............. 		1-3
W
When		Appears	 ...		9-13   
						

							
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