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User GuideIM CW2200

Edit / Stamp

This section describes the settings in [Edit / Stamp] under [Copier / Document Server Settings].

How to Use the "Settings"

Erase

Setting Items

Description

Erase Border

Region A icon(mainly Europe and Asia)

In [Erase Border] mode, you can specify the width for erasing the border within the range of 2 to 99 mm.

  • Default: [10] mm

Region B icon(mainly North America)

In [Erase Border] mode, you can specify the width for erasing the border within the range of 0.1 to 3.9 inches.

  • Default: [0.4] inch

Erasing the Border

Erase Original Shadow in Combine

In Combine mode, you can specify whether to erase a 3 mm (0.1 inch) boundary margin around all four edges of each original.

  • Default: [On]

Combining and Copying a Multi-page Original onto a Single Sheet of Paper

Margin Adjustment

Setting Items

Description

Margin Adjustment Priority

You can specify the default settings for the margin within the range of 0 to 200 mm (0 to 7.9 inches).

Specify a size for each of the top and bottom margins.

Region A icon(mainly Europe and Asia)

  • Default

    • Top: [20] mm

    • Bottom: [20] mm

Region B icon(mainly North America)

  • Default

    • Top: [0.8] inch

    • Bottom: [0.8] inch

Stamp

This is applied when Background Numbering, Preset Stamp, User Stamp, Date Stamp, Page Numbering, or Stamp Text is specified.

Printing Date, Stamp, and Page Number When Copying

Background Numbering

This section describes the settings in [Background Numbering] on [Stamp]. This is applied when Background Numbering is specified.

Setting Items

Description

Stamp Size Setting

You can specify the size of the numbers.

  • Default: [Normal]

Density Setting

You can specify the density of the numbers.

  • Default: [Normal]

Stamp Color Priority

You can specify the default for the stamp color.

  • Default: [Black]

Preset Stamp

This section describes the settings in [Preset Stamp] on [Stamp]. This is applied when Preset Stamp is specified.

Setting Items

Description

Stamp Language

You can select the language of the message printed in Preset Stamp mode.

  • Default: [English]

Stamp Language Priority

You can select the default stamp type that has priority.

  • Default: [COPY]

Stamp Format

You can specify how each stamp is printed.

  • Size

    You can select the size of the stamp: 1X/2X/4X.

    • Default: [1 X]

  • Density

    You can select the pattern used to print the stamp: Normal (Opacity) or Density (Lighter or Lightest).

    • Default: [Normal]

  • Page to Stamp

    You can have the stamp printed on the first page or all pages.

    • Default: [All Pages]

  • Stamp Color Priority

    You can select the default stamp color.

    • Default: [Black]

  • Default Stamp Position

    Specify where to print the stamp.

    • Default: [Top Right]

  • Fine-adjust Stamp Position

    You can adjust the printed position of the stamp in mm or inches.

User Stamp

This section describes the settings in [User Stamp] on [Stamp]. This is applied when User Stamp is specified.

Setting Items

Description

Program / Delete User Stamp

You can register logos or custom stamps with your favorite designs. You can also delete user stamps.

  • Page to Stamp

    You can have the user stamp printed on the first page or all pages.

    • Default: [All Pages]

  • Stamp Color Priority

    You can select the default stamp color.

    • Default: [Black]

  • Default Stamp Position

    Specify where to print the user stamp.

    • Default: [Top Right]

  • Fine-adjust Stamp Position

    You can adjust the printed position of the stamp in mm or inches.

Date Stamp

This section describes the settings in [Date Stamp] on [Stamp]. This is applied when Date Stamp is specified.

Setting Items

Description

Format

You can select the date format for Data Stamp mode.

Region A icon(mainly Europe and Asia)

  • Default: (DD / MM / YYYY)

Region B icon(mainly North America)

  • Default: (MM / DD / YYYY)

Font

You can select the date stamp font.

  • Default: [Font 1]

Size

You can select the date stamp size.

  • Default: [Auto]

Superimpose

You can have the date stamp printed in white when it overlaps black parts of the image.

  • Default: [Off]

Stamp Color Priority

You can specify the default for the stamp color.

  • Default: [Black]

Stamp Setting

Specify how the [Date Stamp] is printed.

  • Page to Stamp

    You can have the date stamp printed on the first page or all pages.

    • Default: [All Pages]

  • Default Stamp Position

    Specify where to print the date stamp.

    • Default: [Top Left]

  • Fine-adjust Stamp Position

    You can adjust the printed position of the date stamp in mm or inches.

Page Numbering

This section describes the settings in [Page Numbering] on [Stamp]. This is applied when Page Numbering is specified.

Setting Items

Description

Stamp Format Priority

You can select the page number format that has priority, such as stamp type ("P1, P2..." or "Page 1, Page 2...").

  • Default: [P1, P2...]

Font

You can select the font in Page Numbering mode.

  • Default: [Font 1]

Size

You can select the size in Page Numbering mode.

  • Default: [Auto]

Page Numbering in Combine

When you specify the [Page Numbering] and Combine functions, you can specify the Page Numbering: Per Original or Per Copy.

  • Default: [Per Original]

Stamp Position

You can specify the page number print position when [Page Numbering] is specified.

  • Default

    • Stamp type of [-1-,-2-...] or [1-1,1-2...]: [Bottom Center]

    • Stamp type other than above: [Top Right]

You can adjust the position in mm or inches.

Superimpose

You can have the page number printed in white when it overlaps black parts of the image.

  • Default: [Off]

Stamp Color Priority

You can specify the default for the stamp color.

  • Default: [Black]

Page Numbering: Change Language

Specify the page numbering initial letter.

  • Default: [P1,P2.../P.1,P.2...]

Stamp Text

This section describes the settings in [Stamp Text] on [Stamp]. This is applied when Stamp Text is specified.

Setting Items

Description

Font

You can select the font in Stamp Text mode.

  • Default: [Font 1]

Size

You can select the stamp text size.

  • Default: [Auto]

Superimpose

You can have the stamp text printed in white when it overlaps black parts of the image.

  • Default: [Off]

Stamp Color Priority

You can specify the default for the stamp color.

  • Default: [Black]

Stamp Setting

You can specify how the [Stamp Text] is printed.

  • Page to Stamp

    You can have the stamp text printed on the first page or all pages.

    • Default: [All Pages]

  • Default Stamp Position

    Specify where to print the Stamp Text.

    • Default: [Top Right]

  • Fine-adjust Stamp Position

    You can adjust the printed position of the stamp text in mm or inches.

Change Job Serial No. for First Job

You can specify whether to append a nine-digit serial number to the text.

  • Default: [Off]

Edit Image

Setting Items

Description

Image Repeat Separation Line

Double Copies Separation Line

You can specify whether to use a separation line when copying multiple pages on one side of the paper. You can select the type as well as the color from seven colors.

Type (Solid, Broken A, Broken B, Crop Marks):

Selecting solid or broken lines might produce a blank area of approximately 1.5 mm (0.06 inches) in width along the separation line.

  • Default: [No Separation Lines]

Partial Copy Size

You can specify the default settings of the start position (Y1) and the copy size (Y2).

  • Y1: Specify the start position within the range of 0 to 32,790 mm (0 to 1290.9 inches).

  • Y2: Specify the copy size within the range of 210 to 33,000 mm (8.3 to 1299.2 inches).

Region A icon(mainly Europe and Asia)

  • Default

    • Y1: [0] mm

    • Y2: [210] mm

Region B icon(mainly Noth America)

  • Default

    • Y1: [0] inch

    • Y2: [8.3] inch

Copying Only the Specified Part

Register/Delete Format

(This setting item is enabled only when [Copier (Classic)] is used.)

You can register up to four format images for use with format overlay.