Recalling Previous Copy Jobs (Previous Settings)

This function enables you to recall the three most recent copy settings, and make copies using those settings.

Press [Copy].

Press [Previous Settings].

Select the settings to recall → press [OK].

NOTE
You can change the recalled copy settings before making copies.

IMPORTANT
Copy settings are counted as single recent copy settings until the following times: If they are not set as a single setting, the settings cannot be recalled with [Previous Settings]. When you press (Start) When you press (Reset) When Favorite Settings are recalled You cannot recall the Merge Job Blocks mode with [Previous Settings]. The Standard mode cannot be recalled or stored. Identical copy settings are stored only once in memory. The cascade copy settings stored in [Previous Settings] are changed to the local copy settings when the machine or the cascade copy printer is restarted. If you want to recall [Previous Settings] and perform cascade copying, turn ON the main power of the printer → update the information for the cascade copy printer after the time set in [Startup Settings] has elapsed. (See "Cascade Copy Communication Timeout.")

IMPORTANT

Copy settings are counted as single recent copy settings until the following times: If they are not set as a single setting, the settings cannot be recalled with [Previous Settings].

When you press

(Start)

When you press

(Reset)

When Favorite Settings are recalled

You cannot recall the Merge Job Blocks mode with [Previous Settings].

The Standard mode cannot be recalled or stored.

Identical copy settings are stored only once in memory.

The cascade copy settings stored in [Previous Settings] are changed to the local copy settings when the machine or the cascade copy printer is restarted. If you want to recall [Previous Settings] and perform cascade copying, turn ON the main power of the printer → update the information for the cascade copy printer after the time set in [Startup Settings] has elapsed. (See "Cascade Copy Communication Timeout.")

NOTE
Once stored, the last three copy jobs are kept in memory even if the main power is turned OFF.