Konica Minolta Copy Classic Mode Overview

In this video, I'll demonstrate using the Copy Classic Mode on the Konica machines. From the home screen, click on Copy. Within the Copy Classic Mode, you have two viewpoints: one is the Quick Copy, which is what we see here, and the other is the Basic. You can toggle between the two.

Navigating the Quick Copy mode, you can see columns. The first one is Color, so you can easily switch between black and white, full color, or auto color select. The next one is Paper. You can have it in Auto Paper, or choose directly which drawer you want to choose from. This machine has two drawers and a bypass. To change the settings, click on the drawer of choice, in this case the bypass, and click on Settings. Here you will see your setting options for thickness, different types of paper, etc.

Moving over to Zoom: Auto Zoom from one size to another, or various presets, or 1% increments.

Next is Original and Output. The default is 1-sided, or you have your Duplex options for 1-to-2, 2-to-1, or 2-to-2. Below that, you'll see a combined feature for 2-in-1, 4-in-1, or 8-in-1.

Finishing is on the far right: sorting, grouping, stapling, or, if you have hole punching, it would show up there as well.

The Application button just offers a few extra features.

Let's switch over to the Basic mode. [It has the] same feature set, just a different view. The large window shows your original and your output. The settings are on the bottom: original type, black and white or color, booklet copy, your paper drawers, and changing the tray settings here, zoom reduction enlargement, and your duplexing, 1-to-2, 2-to-1, 2-to-2, and then your finishing stapling button. Once again, you have the Application button as well.

In either mode, your Start button is on the far right, or to stop scanning and copying, it's next to the Start button.

Both modes also have Programming. This is a nice way to save your current presets for future retrieval. For example, if I have auto color and maybe 2-to-1, I could program that as a preset for later.

Reset clears back to the default, and home takes you back to the home page.