FujiFilm ApeosPro C810 User manual

April 2021 GM1037E1-1 Edition1 FUJIFILM Business Innovation Corp.

ApeosPro™ C810

ApeosPro C750

ApeosPro C650

Reference Guide

Appendix

21 Preface

1Preface

A guide describing the emulation mode, direct print, web applications, troubleshooting, etc.

Refer to Reference Guide - Main Unit for trademarks and manual conventions.

This manual may not be edited, modified or copied in whole or in part without the written

consent of the publisher.

Parts of this manual are subject to change without prior notice.

The screen shots and the illustrations in this manual are used as examples. They may differ from

yours depending on the model, the software, or the OS.

2.1 Emulation

2Appendix

2.1 Emulation

When using the emulation mode, you can get the print results similar to those of other companies'

printers. Set in Internet Services.

Refer

For details, refer to Internet Services help.

Output of Related List

Refer

For details, refer to “Basic Operations” in Reference Guide - Operations.

Font

Available font can be confirmed by executing [Print] for [Font List] or [PCL Font List] in > [Device

Status] > [Print Reports] > [Printer Reports].

Form

You can confirm the form by execute [Print] in > [Device Status] > [Print Reports] > [Printer

Reports] > [ART IV, ESC/P User Defined List].

Barcode

You can confirm the method to specify commands by execute [Print] in > [Device Status] > [Print

Reports] > [PCL Font List].

Associated Device Menu

Port Settings

Set in > [Device] > [Network Settings] > [Port Settings].

Enable port (USB/LPD/IPP/Port9100/WSD)

Launch the port to be used in the emulation mode.

Emulation mode [Port Settings] [Allocate Memory] [Delete Form]

ART IV Yes Yes Yes

ESC/P Yes Yes Yes

PC-PR201H Yes Yes Yes

PCL Yes - -

HP-GL, HP-GL/2 Yes Yes -

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Allocate Memory

Set in > [Device] > [App Settings] > [Print Settings] > [Allocate Memory].

Note

If storage is attached, the settings cannot be changed.

[ART IV User Defined Memory]

This sets capacity of memory used for user definition with ART IV. The maximum settable value

varies depending on the amount of free memory.

Refer

For other operations, refer to “Settings” in Reference Guide - Operations.

Delete Form

Set the mode to delete forms in > [Device] > [App Settings] > [Print Settings] > [Delete Form].

2.2 Direct Print

This function is used to print files directly by using lpr commands, etc. instead of a printer driver. Set

in Internet Services.

Note

When using lpr commands, set > [Device] > [Network Settings] > [Port Settings] > [LPD] > [Port

Status] to [Enabled].

Refer

For details, refer to Internet Services help.

2.3 Web Applications

This function allows you to access Web servers via networks from the browser included with this

machine in order to store or display data.

Access an external service and display an external service screen linked with this machine

Store a scanned document in a folder on a Web application linked with this machine

Print a file stored in an external server

2.3 Web Applications

Server Setup

1. Log in to Administrator Mode.

2. Tap on > [Device] > [App Settings] > [Web Applications Setup] > [Server Setup].

3. Select the server number to register.

4. Enter the server URL and tap on [OK].

Note

When connecting by specifying the Web browser version for Web Applications, specify the version

between the protocol type (http, https, etc.) and the colon. For example, enter “http-v4://

www.example.com” for V4 connection.

If you connect by specifying URL as the Web browser version, the setting for [Web Applications Version]

will be invalid.

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5. Specify the following items as necessary.

[Server Name]

Specify the displayed name for the connection destination.

[URL]

Server URL is displayed.

[Description]

Specify the description for the connection destination.

[Use User ID]

Specify whether or not to use user ID to access external services.

Note

Even if you specify [No], user ID and password may be required at the time of access.

If [Remote] is set to > [Device] > [Authentication/Accounting] > [Authentication/Security Settings] >

[Authentication] > [Authentication/Accounting Settings], the machine accesses to external services

using user information authenticated with the machine after selecting [No].

You can specify whether or not to display authentication screen when accessing an external service in

> [Device] > [App Settings] > [Web Applications Setup] > [Other Settings] > [When Sending User

Details].

[User ID]

Specify the user ID for authentication in external services.

Note

Depending on the external service, the setting may be invalid even if you specify [User ID]. Check the

setting for the used external service.

[Password]

Specify the password for authentication.

[Notify Device/Authentication Info]

You can specify whether or not to notify the information to identify this machine and the certificate

information of the user to the connection destination every time you connect to an external service.

Note

Whether or not such information will be used is determined by the connecting external service, so you

normally would not perform the setting on the operation panel.

[Notify Permission Information]

You can specify whether or not to notify the authorization information of the user to the connection

destination every time you connect to an external service.

[Functional Code]

You can specify this as necessary when using the linked service with another device.

2.4 Encryption and Signature Function

Server Certificate Verification

Configure the settings to verify the server certificate when connecting with an external server (ASP)

in the same manner as the Windows web browser to prevent phishing attacks.

To verify a server certificate, the route certificate (CA certificate) for the route certificate agency

issuing the server certificate is used.

Note

CA certificate files are compatible with the following formats.

- DER encoded binary X.509 format (.CER)

- Base64 encoded X.509 format (.CER)

- Cryptographic Message Syntax Standard - PKCS #7 certificate format (.P7B)

2.4 Encryption and Signature Function

Certificate

A certificate is required to use the encryption and signature functions.

To create/delete, import/export, or enable a certificate, use Internet Services.

Refer

For details, refer to Internet Services help.

2.5 Folding Position Adjustment

Confirm the printed sample, measure the misalignment between the folding and staple (for “Booklet

Creation + Staple”).

Enter the misalignment value by referring to the image on the screen and the folding position is

adjusted.

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How to Enter the Misalignment

How to Measure the Misalignment

Fold the printed sample.

Note

The sample is different depending on the type of folding.

Fold Position

Staple Position

Select [Left of Fold] and enter the

amount of misalignment.

Select [Right of Fold] and enter the

amount of misalignment.

Select [Left Side of Fold is Longer]

and enter the amount of

misalignment.

・If the page with the arrow is longer

Select [Right Side of Fold is Longer]

and enter the amount of

misalignment.

・If the page without the arrow is longer

For a saddle stitch / bi-fold job, a crease is made on paper sheets prior to

folding them to mitigate cracking of toner that can occur along the crease.

Crease Position

When the Crease/Two-sided Trimmer is installed

Select [Left Side of Fold is Longer] and

enter the amount of misalignment.

・If the page with the arrow has a crease on it

Select [Right Side of Fold is Longer] and

enter the amount of misalignment.

・If the page without the arrow has a crease on it

・If the page with the arrow has staples on it ・If the page without the arrow has staples

on it

2.5 Folding Position Adjustment

1. Fold the sample and the align the positions of printed -> and the counter part of the image on the

screen, and the misalignment value among front edge, mountain part and the rear edge of the

folded paper.

2. Enter the misalignment value of “+” and “-” (depending on the misalignment direction) by

referring to the image on the screen and the mountain folding position is adjusted.

How to Adjust the Folding Position

Here is the description using Z fold as an example.

If you follow the procedure, the folding position is adjusted to the finish shown following. (for A3)

A When shorter than the edge of the crease 2 (same as the image on the screen):

enter “+” value

When longer than the edge of the crease 2 (reverse to the image on the screen):

enter “-” value

B When longer than the edge of the crease 3 (same as the image on the screen): enter

“+” value

When shorter than the edge of the crease 3 (reverse to the image on the screen):

enter “-” value

Enter a "+" measurement value. Enter a "-" measurement value.

+ value

+ value Front edge

Direction of adjustment Direction of adjustment

Front edge

- value

210 mm (A) 110 mm 110 mm

420 mm

Standard Z fold ("A" Length: 210 mm, "B" Length: 0 mm)

A=210 mm

B=0 mm

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When Adjusting the Fold to the Any Length

You need to enter the value calculated based on measured value and the target value.

The calculating method is the following.

Value to enter (A) = 210 + (“measured value” - “target value”)

Value to enter (B) = “measured value” - “target value”

For example, when adjusting as the shown below, calculate as the following.

Target length and measured value (example)

The target length is 206 mm for A and 2 mm for B.

The measured length is 214 mm for A and 6 mm for B.

Calculation formula (example)

Value to enter in A: 210 + (“214 (measured value)” - “206 (target value)” ) = “218”

Value to enter in B: “6 (measured value)” - “2 (target value)” = “4”

Note

The target value A&B can be set within the following range.

*1: For A3, 210 to 205 mm

Target value C Fold Z Fold Z Fold Half Sheet

A 0 to 2 mm 0 to 2 mm (Paper length/2 - 5) mm to

(Paper length/2) mm *1

B 0 to 8 mm 0 to 2 mm 0-2 mm

206 mm (A) 108 mm 106 mm

420 mm

Target value ("A" Length: 206 mm, "B" Length: 2 mm)

A=206 mm

B=2 mm

214 mm (A) 106 mm 100 mm

420 mm

Measured value ("A" Length: 214 mm, "B" Length: 6 mm)

A=214 mm

B=6 mm

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