
A4 Digit al Printer
AP3 0 Series User's Guide
Avision Inc.

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Safet y I nfor m at ion
When using t his equipm ent , the following safety precautions should always be followed.
Sa fet y D uring Opera t ion
I n t his m anual, the follow ing im port ant sym bols are used:
W ARN I N G:
I ndicat es pot entially hazardous sit uat ions, w hich if inst ruct ions are not followed, could result
in deat h or serious injury.
CAU TI ON :
I ndicat es a pot ent ially hazardous sit uat ion which, if inst ruct ions are not followed, m ay result
in m inor or m oderat e inj ury or dam age t o propert y.
I m por ta nt :
I ndicat es operat ional requirem ent s and rest rictions. Please read and follow t hese
inst ruct ions t o ensure a proper operation and t o avoid dam age to t he m achine.
N ot e :
I ndicat es furt her explanat ion or clarificat ion. Reading this is highly recom m ended.
W ARN I N G:
To avoid hazardous elect ric shock or fire, do not rem ove any covers or screws ot her t han
t hose specified in t his m anual.
CAU TI ON :
To reduce the risk of fire, use only no.26AWG or larger t elecom m unicat ion line cord.
Disconnect t he power plug by pulling t he plug, not t he cable.
Do not t ouch the m et al fingers of the ADF pad m odule. The edges are sharp and
touching them m ay result in injury.

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SAFETY I N STRUCTI ON
This printer is a page printer which is operated by m eans of a LSU (Laser Scanning Unit )
printhead. There is no possibilit y of danger from t he LSU print head, provided t he printer is
operat ed according t o the inst ruct ions in t his m anual. Since radiat ion em it t ed by t he LSU
print head is com plet ely confined wit hin prot ective housings and ext ernal covers, t he LSU
beam s cannot escape from t he m achine during any phase of user operat ion.
Do not place a coffee cup, vase, or ot her liquid- filled container on the m achine.
Spillage can dam age t he m achine’s elect rical part s and insulat ion.
Take care not t o drop paper clips, staples, or any ot her m et al obj ect s int o t he m achine.
When clearing paper j am s, refer to t he inst ruct ions in t his m anual.
Before disconnect ing t he plug, t urn t he m achine off. Make sure your hands are dry.
Hold t he plug it self, not it s cord, when disconnecting it from t he recept acle.
Never at t em pt t o open any fixed cover.
Do not att em pt t o alt er t he m achine or its parts.
Under norm al condit ions t he sm all quant it ies of ozone gas produced by t he m achine are
harm less. However, if the m achine is used for an ext ended period or w it hin a sm all
room , you should m ak e sure t hat t he area is adequat ely ventilat ed. Also vent ilat e t he
room if you not ice t he m achine sm ells after a period of frequent or ext ended use.
Do not m odify this product , as a fire, elect rical shock, or breakdown could result . I f the
product em ploys a LSU printhead, t he LSU beam source could cause blindness.
Do not att em pt t o rem ove the covers and panels which have been fixed t o t he product .
Som e product s have a high-volt age part or a LSU beam source inside t hat could cause
an elect rical shock or blindness.
I f t his product becom es inordinat ely hot or em it s sm oke, or unusual odor or noise,
im m ediat ely t urn OFF the power swit ch, unplug t he power cord from the power outlet ,
and t hen call your aut horized service represent at ive. I f you keep on using it as is, a fire
or elect rical shock could result .
I f t his product has been dropped or it s cover dam aged, im m ediat ely t urn OFF t he power
swit ch, unplug the power cord from the pow er out let , and then call your authorized
service represent at ive. I f you keep on using it as is, a fire or elect rical shock could
result.
The inside of t his product has areas subj ect to high t em perature, which m ay cause
burns. When checking t he inside of the unit for m alfunctions such as paper m is- feed, do
not touch the locat ions (around t he fusing unit , etc.) which are indicat ed by a “ Caut ion!
Hot Surface” caut ion label.
Do not st ore the m achine’s consum ables in any of these locat ions:
Where t he t em perat ure or hum idit y m ay be excessively high.
Where flam m able it em s or liquids are st ored.
I n direct sunlight .
I n dusty condit ions.

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Pr eca ut ions
Do not inst all t he equipm ent near heat ing or air condit ioning unit s.
Do not inst all t he equipm ent in a hum id or dust y place.
Place t he equipm ent securely on an even, flat surface. Tilt ed or uneven surfaces m ay
cause m echanical or paper- feeding problem s.
Ret ain t he box and packing m at erials for shipping purposes.
Copyr ight s a nd Tr a de m a rks
Et hernet is a regist ered t radem ark of Xerox Corporat ion.
Microsoft, Windows, Windows NT, Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7, 8, 9, 10 are
regist ered t radem arks of Microsoft Corporat ion in t he Unit ed St at es and/ or ot her count ries.
Ot her product nam es used herein are for ident ificat ion purposes only and m ay be
tradem arks of t heir respect ive com panies. We disclaim any and all right s to t hose m arks.
W ar rant y
The inform at ion contained in t his docum ent( s) is subj ect to change wit hout notice.
The m anufact urer m akes no warrant y of any kind with regard t o t his m aterial, including, but
not lim it ed to, t he im plied warranties of fit ness for a part icular purpose.
The m anufacturer shall not be liable for errors cont ained herein or for incidental or
consequent ial dam ages in connection wit h the furnishing, perform ance, or use of this
m aterial.

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Federa l Com m unicat ions Com m ission ( FCC) com pliance inform at ion
st at e m e nt
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This equipm ent has been test ed and found t o com ply wit h the lim it s for a Class B digit al
device, pursuant to Part 15 of t he FCC Rules. These lim it s are designed to provide
reasonable protect ion against harm ful interference in a resident ial inst allat ion. This
equipm ent generat es, uses and can radiat e radio frequency energy and, if not inst alled and
used in accordance wit h the inst ruct ions, m ay cause harm ful interference t o radio
com m unicat ions.
However, t here is no guarant ee t hat interference will not occur in a part icular inst allation. I f
this equipm ent does cause harm ful int erference t o radio or t elevision recept ion, which can
be determ ined by turning the equipm ent off and on, the user is encouraged to t ry t o correct
the interference by one of the following m easures:
Reorient or relocat e t he receiving ant enna.
I ncrease t he separat ion bet ween t he equipm ent and receiver.
Connect the equipm ent int o an out let on a circuit different from t hat to which t he
receiver is connect ed.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV t echnician for help.
This device com plies wit h Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operat ion is subj ect to t he following t wo
condit ions: ( 1) This device m ay not cause harm ful interference, and ( 2) t his device m ust
accept any interference received, including interference t hat m ay cause undesired operat ion.
Eur opean Union Regula t ory N ot ice
Product s bearing the CE m arking com ply wit h the follow ing EU Direct ives:
Low Volt age Directive 2014/ 35/ EC
EMC Direct ive 2014/ 30/ EC
Rest rict ion of t he use of cert ain hazardous subst ances ( RoHS) Direct ive 2011/ 65/ EU
RED ( Radio Equipm ent Directive) ( 2014/ 53/ EC)
This product sat isfies the Class B lim it s of EN55022, EN55024, safet y requirem ent s of EN
60950 and ROHS requirem ents of EN50581.
* This m achine is certified as Class 1 Laser product .

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Produ ct Sa fet y Guide
Please clearly read all t hese inst ruct ions, and follow all instruct ions and warnings before
inst alling and using t he device.
The following indicat ions are used in t his docum ent to obviate any chance of accident or
dam age t o you and/ or t he device.
W ARN I N G I ndicat es pot ent ially hazardous situat ions, which if inst ruct ions
are not followed, could result in deat h or serious injury.
CAU TI ON I ndicat es a pot ent ially hazardous sit uat ion which, if inst ruct ions
are not follow ed, m ay result in m inor or m oderat e injury or
dam age t o property.
W ARN I N G
Use only t he USB cable that cam e with your device and avoid abrasions, cut s, fraying,
crim ping, and kinking. Using any ot her USB cable could cause fire, elect rical shock, or
inj ury.
Place t he device close enough to t he com put er so t hat t he int erface cable can easily
reach bet ween t he device and the com puter.
Do not place or st ore t he device:
Out doors
Near excessive dirt or dust, wat er, or heat sources
I n locat ions subj ect t o shocks, vibrations, high tem perat ure or hum idit y, direct
sunlight, st rong light sources, or rapid changes in tem perat ure or hum idit y
Do not use t he device wit h wet hands.
Never disassem ble, m odify, or att em pt to repair t he device or device option by yourself,
except as specifically explained in t he device's docum entat ion. This could cause fire,
electrical shock, or injury.
Unplug the device and the USB cable, and refer servicing t o qualified service personnel
under the following condit ions:
Liquid has entered the device.
Obj ect has entered the device.
The device has been dropped, or t he case has been dam aged.
The device does not operat e norm ally (i.e. appearance of sm oke, st range sm ell,
odd noise, et c.) , or exhibit s a dist inct change in perform ance.
Unplug t he device and the USB cable before cleaning.

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CAU TI ON :
Do not locat e t he device on rackety or aslope tables. Do not locat e the device on
unst able surface. The device m ay fall down and this m ay result in inj ury.
Do not place heavy objects on t he unit . I t m ay cause unbalance and the device m ay fall
dow n. This m ay result in inj ury.
St ore the AC Power cord/ USB cable bundled out of t he reach of children t o avoid the
risk of injury.
Keep plast ic bags bundled out of the reach of children t o avoid the danger of
suffocation.
I f you are not going t o use the device for a long period, unplug t he USB cable from t he
electrical out let.

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1 . Overview
I nt r oduct ion
Thank you for choosing Avision’s st at e- of- t he- art printer which can be used for
local and net work printing up t o A4 size.
Feat ures
This product provides the follow ing feat ures t o m ake your print out m ore efficient
and effective.
Print on Both Sides: Print s t wo pages (one on each side) on a single sheet
of paper.
Colla t e: Print s m ult iple copies at one t im e and sorts t he printed pages.

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Support A4 size : The product allows you to print up t o A4 size.
Print Mult iple Pages on a Sin gle She e t : Print s t wo or four pages of t he
original on a single sheet of paper. A m axim um of 16 pages can be printed
on a single sheet of paper.
Print W at e rm ar k: Print text such as confidential, im portant content or
im age in the background.

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Ext er nal View
The Front View
1. Out put Tray 4. Front Cover
2. Handle of t he Front Cover 5. Paper Stopper
3. Main Paper Tray 6. Cont rol Panel
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The Rear View
1. USB Port ( Type A, to USB flash disk) 4. Power Recept acle
2. USB Port ( Type B, t o PC) 5. Rear cover
3. LAN Port 6. Handle of the Rear Cover
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Pa ckage Cont ent s
Main unit
Soft ware CD ( Print er Driver,
User Manual)
USB Cable
Toner Cart ridge
Pow er Cable

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The Cont rol Pa nel
Ale rt LED:
Turn flashing to
indicat e an error.
LAN LED:
I ndicate LAN connection.
Pow er but t on :
Short press t o t urn on t he print er.
Long press t o t urn off the print er.
Pow er / Re ady LED :
Turn solidly on when the printer is
turned on.
Cancel Butt on:
Press to cancel a
printing j ob.
Press 3 seconds t o
Print the usage
report.

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Preinstallat ion I nform ation
To use t he product as a net work device, the follow ing net work param et ers have
to be collect ed from your net work adm inist rat or. See t he next sect ion (using t he
Menu t o set t he networking param eters) to set the network param eters.
1 . DHCP Ena ble:
2. IP Address: . . .
3. Subnet mask: . . .
4. Gateway I P: . . .
Ex pla na t ion of cont e n t s:
1. * DHCP Enable: Choose Yes t o obt ain I P/ subnet/ gat eway addresses
autom atically from DHCP server.
2. * I P Address: The I nt ernet Prot ocol ( I P) address assigned t o your
m achine by your net work adm inistrat or or by DHCP Server.
3. Subnet Mask:
The net m ask address assigned by your net work
adm inistrat or or by DHCP Server.
4. Gateway I P: The gateway I P address assigned by your net work
adm inistrat or or by DHCP Server.
N ot e :
1 . DHCP server: Wit h DHCP ( Dynam ic Host Configurat ion
Prot ocol), a host can autom at ically be given a unique I P
address each tim e it connects t o a network- - m aking I P address
m anagem ent an easier task for net w ork adm inistrat ors. I f the
DHCP server is available from your net work, you do not need
to ent er TCP/ I P, subnet m ask, gateway, and DNS inform at ion.
I nstead, t his inform at ion will be aut om at ically given for the
product.
2 . I P Address: An I P (I nt ernet Prot ocol) address uniquely
ident ifies a host connection t o an I P net work. System
adm inistrat or or network designer assigns the I P address. The
I P address consist s of two parts, one identifying t he network
and t he one ident ifying your node.
3 . The I P address is usually w rit t en as four num bers separat ed by
periods. Each num ber can be zero to 255. For exam ple,
10.1.30.186 could be an I P address.

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2 . I nst alla t ion
Opera t ion Space
Please reserve t he following operat ion space.
Machine dimension: 404
x 380 x 205 m m (WxDxH)
Rem oving t he Pack ing M at er ia ls
Rem ove t he packing m at erials, including plast ic bags and tapes for product
prot ect ion.
Measuring unit: mm

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Rem oving t he Ta pes of t he Toner
Cart ridge
I m por ta nt !
When you unpack t he m achine, a toner cart ridge has been packed
separately besides the m achine. Please rem ove t he package cushion
and t apes on t he toner cart ridge before using it .
I nst alling t he Toner Ca rt ridge
Please follow t hese steps to inst all t he t oner cart ridge:
1 . Unpack the new t oner cart ridge.
2 . Rem ove t he prot ective cover.
3 . Tilt t he t oner cart ridge up and down and t hen right and left 10 tim es t o
dist ribute the t oner evenly inside t he t oner cartridge.
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W ARN I NG!
Be careful not to inhale t oner.
To avoid print qualit y problem s, DO NOT t ouch the t oner rollers.
I f t oner gets on your clot hing or other fabric, wipe off t he toner wit h
a dry cloth. Wash the it em s in cold wat er and dry t hem in the
shade.
To prevent t he t oner cart ridge from dam age, do not expose it m ore
than several m inutes.
4 . Open t he front door by pulling t he handles on bot h sides as shown.
5 . Lift t he handle of the drum unit up and then pull it out as shown.

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4 . I nst all t he t oner cartridge to t he drum unit until you hear it lock int o place.
5 . Hold t he handle of the drum and toner cartridge assem bly and insert t he
assem bly to it s original place.
6 . Press down t he handle of t he t oner cart ridge t o fix t he t oner cart ridge.
6 . Close t he rear cover。
Drum unit
Toner
Cart ridge

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I nst alling t he Pa per Stopper
Gent ly lift the paper st opper and it s ext ension t o collect the paper.
Paper Stopper

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Loading The M ain pa pe r t r ay
To insert paper to t he m ain paper tray,
1 . Fan your paper first to ensure t hat t he pages do not st ick t oget her.
2 . Align t he edges of the docum ents by t apping the bot t om of the stack against
the t able top. Rotat e t he st ack 90 degrees and repeat .

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3 . Lift t he handle of t he m ain paper t ray and then pull out the m ain t ray.
4 . Push the widt h guide tab () , and m ove t he width guide () t o t he
correct position for the paper size being loaded.

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5 . Push t he lengt h guide ( ) , and slide t he guide ( ) to t he correct position for
the paper size being loaded.
6 . I f you want t o load a sheet of paper larger t han the lengt h of A4, press down
the first lengt h adjust m ent lat ch (
) , and at the sam e tim e slide t he m anual
tray t o the right (
) unt il it reaches the paper size you want.

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To m ove t he t ray back to t he original A4 lengt h, press down the second
length adj ust m ent lat ch
(
) , and at t he sam e t im e slide the m anual t ray
to t he left (
) .
7 . Load t he paper stack wit h the Pr in t ing Side Facing Dow n as illust rat ed.

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8 . I nsert the t ray t o t he printer.
Paper size s a nd w eight s u sed for M a in paper t ra y
Paper ca pa cit y
250 pages(70 g/ m ² plain paper)
Pa pe r size A4 ( 210 x 297 m m )
A6 ( 105 x 148 m m )
A5 ( 148 x 210 m m )
B6 ( 125 x 176 m m )
B5 ( 176 x 250 m m )
Let ter ( 216 x 279 m m )
Legal (216 x 356 m m )
Cust om Size: 76.2 x 127 m m ~ 216 x 356 m m
( 3 x 5 in. ~ 8.5 x 14 in.)
Pa pe r w eight 16 ~ 28 lbs ( 60 ~ 105 g/ m ² )
* Duplex print ing is available only for paper in A4, B5 or Lett er size.

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N ot e :
To ensure t he best qualit y printing and copying, please use the paper or
m edia which we have recom m ended.
Make sure t o fan your paper before loading it t o t he paper t ray.
I f t here are inst ructions about t he printing side on the package of your
paper, please follow the inst ruct ions t o load your paper properly wit h
the correct printing side t o t he paper t ray.
I f t he printing qualit y is not sat isfact ory or paper jam s are easily t o
occur, turn over t he paper st ack so t hat the t op page is now on bot t om
and t hen reload it to t he paper tray.
Pack and seal t he rem aining paper wit h t he original packaging and store
the paper in a dark and dry locat ion away from t he sunshine. Paper
which collect s m uch m oist ure is easy to cause j am during printing.
I m por ta nt :
To avoid the chance of m iss- fed, m ak e sure t he lengt h guide t ab and
length slider are inst alled in t heir proper posit ions.
Make sure t he end of your paper slight ly t ouch the lengt h guide as
indicat ed in below.
Make sure t he lengt h
slider is inst alled in t he specified locat ion in eit her
position A or B as shown in below.
Length
Guide Tab
Lengt h
Guide Ta b
Position A Position B

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Loading t he Manual Tray
To insert paper to t he m anual t ray,
1 . Hold the handle of the m anual t ray, and pull it down to open t he m anual t ray.
2 . Pull out the t ray extension t o fit your desired paper lengt h.
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3 . Fan your paper first t o ensure t hat t he pages do not st ick t oget her.
4 . Align t he edges of the docum ents by t apping the bot t om of the stack against
the t able top. Rotat e t he st ack 90 degrees and repeat .
5 . Load t he paper st ack wit h t he print side Facing UP as illusrat ed.
6 . Slide t he paper guides so t hat t hey light ly touch t he paper st ack.

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Paper size a nd w eight s use d for Ma nua l Tray
Paper ca pa cit y
10 pages(70 g/ m ² plain paper)
Pa pe r size
A4 ( 210 x 297 m m )
A6 ( 105 x 148 m m )
A5 ( 148 x 210 m m )
B6 ( 125 x 176 m m )
B5 ( 176 x 250 m m )
Let ter ( 216 x 279 m m )
Legal (216 x 356 m m )
Cust om Size: 76.2 x 127 m m ~ 216 x 356 m m
( 3 x 5 in. ~ 8.5 x 14 in.)
Pa pe r w eight 16 ~ 43 lbs ( 60 ~ 163 g/ m ² )
* Duplex print ing is available only for paper in A4, B5, or Let t er size.
N ot e :
To ensure t he best qualit y printing and copying, please use the paper or
m edia which we have recom m ended.
Make sure t o fan your paper before loading it t o t he paper t ray.
I f t here are inst ructions about t he printing side on the package of your
paper, please follow the inst ruct ions t o load your paper properly wit h
the correct printing side t o t he paper t ray.
I f t he printing qualit y is not sat isfact ory or paper jam s are easily t o
occur, turn over t he paper st ack so t hat the t op page is now on bot t om
and t hen reload it to t he paper tray.
Pack and seal t he rem aining paper wit h t he original packaging and store
the paper in a dark and dry locat ion away from t he sunshine. Paper
which collect s m uch m oist ure is easy to cause j am during printing.

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Connect ing t o Pow er
1 . Connect the of t he power cable to t he pow er j ack of your product .
2 . Connect the ot her end t o an appropriate pow er out let .
Turning On The Print e r
To turn on the print er, press t he power butt on locat ed on t he control panel.
Ready LED will be lit .
N ot e :
When t he product is not in use, please long press t he power butt on until
the Ready LED is t urned off t o get a zero power consum pt ion st at e.

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Connect ing t o t he N et w ork
Connect the printer to t he network to use t he net work print ing funct ion.
1 . Connect one end of your net work cable to an available port of your Ethernet
Hub
.
2 . Connect the ot her end t o t he LAN port at the back of the product as shown.
N ot e :
To obt ain t he I P address, press and hold t he Cancel but t on for 3 seconds. A
usage report cont aining t he I P inform at ion will be print ing.

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I nst alling t he Print er Driver ( W indow s)
Syst e m Re quir em ent
Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows 7 ~ 10
For USB I nt erfa ce User s
Please follow t hese st eps t o inst all t he printer driver if this m achine is connect ed
to your com put er via a USB cable.
I m por ta nt !
DO NOT connect t he USB cable before inst alling t he print er’s
driver.
1 . I nsert t he supplied CD int o your CD- ROM drive. The inst allat ion m enu appears,
as shown below.
2 . Click “I nsta ll Pr int e r D r iver ” and follow the on- screen inst ruct ions t o inst all
the program .
3 . When the Setup Type dialog box appears, select USB.
4 . During inst allat ion, the USB Connect ion dialog box will be prom pt ed to inst ruct
you t o connect the m achine t o your com put er with a USB cable.
a. Connect one end of t he USB cable t o your com put er.
b. Connect the ot her end t o t he USB port of your product .

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5 . When t he “ Found New Hardware” screen appears, click N ex t and follow t he
on-screen inst ruct ion t o com plet e t he inst allat ion.
6 . When the Fin ish dialog box appears, click Finish t o com plet e.
I f you have successfully inst alled t he printer’s driver, you will find a print er
“ AP30XX” has been added in t he “ Printers and Faxes” opt ion from the Control
Panel.

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Uninst a lling t he Print e r Dr iver
1 . Make sure your USB cable is connected t o your product .
2 . From t he “ Start ” m enu, select “All Program s” , the product m odel, and t hen
“ uninst all Driver” .
For N e t w ork I nt e rface Users
Please follow t hese steps to inst all the scanner, printer, and fax drivers if this
m achine is connected t o your com put er via a network.
1 . I nsert the supplied CD into your CD- ROM drive. The inst allat ion m enu wil
be displayed.
2 . To inst all t he scanner driver and print er driver:
Click
「I nsta ll Scanner Dr iver a nd Pr int er D rive r 」and follow t he
on- screen inst ruct ions t o com plet e t he inst allation of t he program .
3 . When the Se t up Type dialog box appears, check [ TCP/ I P] and click
[ N ex t ] t o cont inue. I f you need t o connect the product t o a wireless
net work, check [ USB] since the Net work Set up Tool is included in t he USB
driver and only available when t he product is connect ing t o your com puter
through t he USB cable.
4 . When t he following Se t I P dialog box appears, choose one of the following
opt ions and click [ > ] to add to t he print er list . When t he desired option
sett ing is com plet ed, click [ OK] . ( Follow t he preceding sect ion –
Checking the Product ’s Default I P Address to obt ain the product ’s default
I P address.

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Host N a m e
Ent er the product ’s host nam e t o be connected in
the blank box of the Host Nam e opt ion.
To add m ore host nam es if m ore than one AP30
Series are connected in t he net w ork, click 「M ore 」
next t o the Host Nam e box.
I P Address Ent er the product ’s I P address to be connected in
the blank box of the I P Address opt ion.
Au tom a t ic Se ar ch
Searches t he product ’s print ers aut om at ically, and
all t he product ’s host nam es found in the network
will be displayed in the box of the Aut om at ic Search.
Use your m ouse t o choose your desired host nam e
to be connect ed.
5 . During inst allat ion, the [ USB Con nect ion] dialog box will be prom pt ed to
inst ruct you t o t urn on the PRI NTER and t hen connect t he PRI NTER t o
your com puter wit h a USB cable.
6 . When t he Finish dialog box appears, choose 「Finish」t o com plet e.
I f you have successfully inst alled the printer’s driver, you will find a
printer,
「AP30 Series Net Work」, has been added in the 「Printers and
Faxes」opt ion from the Control Panel.
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Changing t he Product ’s I P Addr ess in a W ir ed N e t w ork
To change t he product ’s I P address, you need t o inst all t he N et w or k Set up Tool.
The N e t w ork Set up Tool is included in t he USB print er driver. Aft er the
inst allat ion of the USB print er driver is com pleted, t he N e t w ork Se t up Tool is
autom atically inst alled ont o your com put er. Follow these steps to updat e t he I P
address t o t he product in a wired net work.
You m ay also define your net work connection via t he web page. ( See m ore details
in t he subsequent section Custom ize Syst em ’s Set t ings via the Em bedded Web
Page in Chapt er 5.
1 . Make sure t he product is connected t o your com puter via a USB cable.
2 . St art N et w ork Se t up Tool by choosing the St a rt but t on and then select
All Program s> AP3 0 XX PRI N TER> Net w or k Set up Tool in succession.
The following Net work Set up Tool screen will be prom pt ed.
3 . On the [ Ge ner al] page, check [ W ir ed ( Et h erne t ) ] Net work.
4 . Click t he [ W ired ( Et he rne t ) ] tab t o prom pt t he Wired (Ethernet ) page.
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5 . Check [ Obt ain a n I P a ddress a ut om a t ically] t o obt ain the I P address
direct ly from t he DHCP server or you m ay ent er your st at ic I P on t he [ I P
Address] , [ Subne t Ma sk ] , and [ Ga t e w ay] field respectively.
6 . I f you have assigned a specific I P, enter your dom ain nam e server and
WI NS server as w ell and t hen click [ Updat e Set t in g] to updat e the I P
inform ation t o the product .
7 . I f update is successfully, an [ Updat e D evice Succe ssfully] m essage will
be displayed and t he Net work Setup Tool will be aut om atically closed.

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Se t t ing t he Product ’s I P Addre ss in a W ire le ss N e t w ork
To set an I P address t o t he product , you need t o inst all the N et w or k Set up Tool.
The N e t w ork Set up Tool is included in t he USB print er driver. Aft er the
inst allat ion of the USB print er driver is com pleted, t he N e t w ork Se t up Tool is
autom atically inst alled ont o your com put er. Follow these steps to set and update
the I P address to t he product in a wireless net work:
You m ay also define your net work connection via t he web page. ( See m ore details
in t he subsequent section Custom ize Syst em ’s Set t ings via the Em bedded Web
Page in Chapt er 5.
To wirelessly connect the product t o a net work, you need t o inst all a Wi- Fi dongle
to t he product at the back of the USB port .
1 . Make sure t he product is connect ed t o your com puter via a USB cable.
2 . St art the N et w or k Se t up Tool by choosing t he St a rt but t on and t hen
select All Progra m s> AP3 0 X X Pr int e r > N et w or k Se t up Tool in
succession. The following Net work Set up Tool screen will be prom pt ed.
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3 . On the [ Ge ner a l] page, check [ W i- Fi ( Sta t ion) ] .
4 . Click t he [ W i- Fi ( St a t ion) ] tab to prom pt the [ W i- Fi ( Sta t ion) ] page.
5 . Check [ Obta in a n I P a ddress a ut om a t ically] t o obt ain the I P address
direct ly from t he DHCP server or you m ay ent er your st at ic I P on t he [ I P
Address] , [ Subne t Ma sk ] , and [ Ga t e w ay] field respectively.
6 . Click [ Join a W i- Fi net w or k] and the currently connect ed wireless
networks will be displayed. Select the wireless net w ork you want t o
connect and then ent er t he security key if required.
7 . Click [ Connect ] to start connect ing the SSI D (wireless network nam e) and
then updat e the I P inform at ion to t he product .
8 . I f update is successfully, an [ Updat e D evice Succe ssfully] m essage will
be displayed and t he Net work Setup Tool will be aut om atically closed.

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Uninst a lling t he Sca nner Drive r a nd Print e r Driver
1 . From the 「St ar t 」m enu, select 「All Pr ogra m s」, 「t he AP3 0 Se rie s
Print e r」, and then 「Uninst a ll D river 」.
Or from t he 「St ar t 」m enu, select 「Cont rol Pa ne l」, 「Add or Re m ove
Progr am s」, 「t he AP3 0 Ser ie s Pr int e r」, and t hen 「Re m ove 」.
2 . Follow t he inst ruct ions on t he screen t o com plet e rem oving t he scanner
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I nst alling t he Print er Driver ( Mac OS)
Syst e m Re quir em ent
Opera t ing Syst em :
Mac OS X 10.11 or lat er
Com put e r:
Recom m ended: I ntel
®
Core
TM
Duo Processor 2.4 GHz or higher
Minim um : I ntel
®
Core
TM
Duo Processor 1.83 GHz
Pow erPC G5 1.6 GHz
Me m ory:
Recom m ended: 1 GB or m ore
Minim um : 512 MB
Tu r ning on t he Print e r
Press the Pow er but t on on t he front panel, the Pow er LED will flash. When it is
finished and ready t o scan, the LED indicat or will st op flashing and becom e
st eadily on. To t urn off the scanner, press t he Pow e r butt on for about 3
seconds, t he Pow er LED will be off.
I nst a lling t he Pr int er Driver
N OTE: The screens in this section are basically from Mac OS 10.11. The screens on
your Macintosh will vary depending on your operat ing system .
Follow t he procedure t o inst all Avision’s AP30 Series print er driver for Macint osh
com put er from t he CD-ROM supplied wit h t he print er.
1 . Turn your com put er on, and log in wit h an account that has adm in right s.
2 . I nsert the Soft ware CD- ROM int o t he CD- ROM drive. The printer program -
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3 . Double- click t he [ Avision AP3 0 …] icon.
4 . Click t he [ Cont inue] but t on on the Welcom e window.
5 . I f you wish to change t he default inst allat ion disk, click [ Ch ange I nst a ll
Loca t ion …] or click the [ I nst all] but t on t o continue inst alling the program .
6 . Log in with a passw ord t hat has adm in right s and click t he [ I nst a ll Softw ar e]
but t on.
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8 . When t he following screen is prom pt ed, enter t he I P address of the printer
and click [ Add] .
* I f you wish t o connect t he print er t o your com put er wit h a
USB cable, skip t he I P address and click [ Ex it ] to cont inue.
9 . When [ Add Pr int e r AP3 0 _ N e t Successfu l] m essage is displayed, click [ Exit ]
to cont inue. ( I f wish t o add m ore AP30 printer, enter t he I P address again and
t hen click [ Add] to cont inue.)
1 0 . When t he [ The inst a lla t ion w a s succe ssful] screen appears, click the
[ Close ] butt on t o close the inst allat ion.
1 1 . Rem ove t he Setup CD- ROM from t he CD- ROM drive. * I f you wish t o connect
the printer to your com put er wit h a USB cable, connect the printer with t he
USB cable now. I f you already did, unplug and replug t he USB connector
again.
1 2 . Select the
Apple icon in the t op-left corner, t hen click [ Syst em
Pre feren ces] and then [ Pr int & Sca n] .

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Or click [ Syst e m Pre feren ces] icon on your dock, and then [ Pr int &
Scan ] .
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Adding a ne w Print er
To add a new printer, follow these steps:
1 . Select the
Apple icon in the t op-left corner, t hen click [ Syst em
Pre feren ces] and then [ Pr int & Sca n] .
Or click [ Syst e m Pre feren ces] icon on your dock, and then [ Pr int &
Scan ] .
2 . Click
and t hen [ Add Ot her Pr int er or Sca nner ] t o add the print er.
3 . A dialog appears list ing print ers on your local net work. I t m ay t ake a m inut e
or two for your print er to appear. Select your print er when it appears in t he
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I f your printer still doesn’t appear in t he list , t ry adding t he print er by it s I P
address. While ent ering t he I P address by clicking t he I P icon, be sure t o
include t he address wit h [ : 9101] , for exam ple, 192.168.1.100: 9101.
4 . Locat e the print er driver by clicking the arrow but t on of the [ Print Using]
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5 . A dialog appears list ing current printer drivers inst alled on your com puter.
Select your print er and click [ OK] . Your [ Pr int Using] opt ion will display the
printer you have select ed.
6 . Click the [ Add] but t on t o add the printer. Now your print er will be in the list
on t he upper- left corner as shown in below.
7 . Close the [ Pr int & Sca n] window.

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Using t he Opt iona l Scan Module ( CSA6 ) for I D Cards
Sim ply loading your I D card t o the scan m odule (CSA6) , t he copy can be started
and in a second t he front side and rear side of your I D card are print ed in one side
of a sheet .
Kn ow in g t he Sca n M odule :
Rem oving t h e Myla r
:
Locat e the m ylar for t he reserved holes on side cover as shown and rem ove it wit h
a box cut t er.
Out put Tray
Card Feeder
USB Cable
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I nst alling t he Sca n M odule:
1. Not e t wo reserved holes on the side w all beneath t he operat ional panel and
fast en the scanning m odule wit h two fixing screws as shown.
2. Connect t he USB cable to t he USB port on rear side.
USB Port
Fixing
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Making I D Car d Copy:
1. I nsert your card FACE OUTW ARD to t he card feeder and m ake sure t he
bot t om of card feeding first as illust rat ed.
2. I n a second, the front side and t he rear side of your I D card will be copied in
one side of a sheet.
N ot e :
Only one card can be insert ed at one t im e. The scan m odule does
not allow t o be fed m ore t han one card at a tim e.
To change t he default set t ings of t he opt ional scan m odule
( CSA6) for I D card, please go t o t he product ’s em bedded web
page as described on page 36.
Card
Feeder

3 . Cust om izing t he Product ’s
Set t ings
This chapt er is specifically t arget ed t o t he persons who are responsible for t he
adm inistrat ion of the product. I t is recom m ended that t he adm inist rat or read this
chapt er before inst alling the m achine.
The product ’s set t ings can be cust om ized via the product ’s em bedded web page.
How to cust om ize t he product’s sett ings via t hese t wo m et hods will be described
in t he follow ing sect ions.
N ot e :
When installing t he product for t he first tim e, it is recom m ended
that t he Adm inist rator ret ain t he default syst em set t ings. The
sett ings can be cust om ized at a lat er date once you are fam iliar
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Cust om ize Syst em ’s Se t t ings via t he Em be dded W eb Pa ge
Not e: Any update of the web page requires adm inist rat or’s login.
You m ay also define your Wi- Fi connection t ype via t he web page.
1 . Refer t o t he preceding section t o set up the product ’s network sett ings.
2 . Open your browser and t ype t he product ’s I P address on t he URL address ,
for exam ple, htt p: / / 10.1.23.73 and press Enter
. I n a second, the em bedded
web page will be displayed
.
3 .
Ent er your desired set t ing on your select ed it em s.