imagePRESS C10010VP - Règle CANON - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Digital Color Press
Brand	Canon
Model	imagePRESS C10010VP
Print Technology	Electrophotographic (Laser)
Maximum Print Speed	100 pages per minute (A4)
Maximum Paper Size	330.2 x 487.7 mm (SRA3)
Dimensions (W x D x H)	Approximately 1800 x 1000 x 1500 mm
Weight	Approximately 2000 kg
Power Requirements	220-240 V, 50/60 Hz, Max 6 kW
Power Consumption (Max)	6000 W
Typical Power Consumption (Average)	Approximately 2500 W
Print Resolution	1200 x 1200 dpi
Supported Paper Media	Plain, recycled, coated, glossy, heavy paper, envelopes, labels
Paper Capacity (Standard)	5500 sheets (from four paper drawers)
Duplex Printing	Automatic (standard on all stocks)
Finishing Options	Staple, saddle stitch, punching, folding, trimming, booklet making
Maintenance Tasks	Regular cleaning of rollers, replace toner cartridges, periodic drum replacement
Safety Certifications	CE, UL, CSA, FCC Class A
Spare Parts Availability	Authorized Canon service partners
Repairability	Serviceable by certified technicians; user-replaceable units: toner, drum, fuser
General Information	High-volume production color press for demanding commercial print environments

Frequently Asked Questions - imagePRESS C10010VP CANON

How do I load paper into the imagePRESS C10010VP?

Open the paper drawer, adjust the side guides to the paper width, insert the paper stack with the print side up, and close the drawer. The machine automatically detects the paper size if sensors are enabled.

What should I do if a paper jam occurs?

Follow the on-screen instructions to locate the jam. Open the relevant covers, gently remove any jammed paper without tearing, and close all covers. The machine will automatically reset.

How do I replace the toner cartridge?

Open the front cover, pull out the empty toner cartridge, remove the new cartridge from its packaging, shake it gently, and insert it until it locks. Close the cover.

Can I print on thick paper or cardstock?

Yes, the imagePRESS C10010VP supports heavy paper up to 350 g/m². Select the appropriate paper type in the print driver to ensure optimal fusing and transport.

How do I perform a color calibration?

From the control panel, go to Maintenance > Calibration > Run Full Calibration. Place the calibration chart on the glass as instructed, and the machine will adjust color settings automatically.

What is the recommended maintenance schedule?

Clean the transfer belt and rollers every 100,000 pages. Replace the drum unit every 600,000 pages and the fuser unit every 1,000,000 pages. Refer to the manual for detailed intervals.

How do I connect to a network?

Use the Ethernet port on the back to connect to your LAN. Access the machine's settings via the control panel to assign an IP address (DHCP or static). Install the Canon print driver on your computer.

What safety precautions should I take?

Ensure the machine is on a stable floor. Do not block ventilation slots. Use only specified power cords. Avoid placing objects on the machine. Keep hands clear of moving parts during operation.

How do I order spare parts?

Contact your authorized Canon dealer or service partner. Provide the model number (imagePRESS C10010VP) and the part number from the manual or machine label. Some consumables are available online.

What does the error code E000-0001 mean?

This error indicates a fuser unit failure. Turn off the machine and check the fuser connector. If the error persists, the fuser may need replacement. Contact a certified technician.

USER MANUAL imagePRESS C10010VP CANON

Parts and Their Functions .... 5

Configuring the Automatic Adjustment Settings 7

Shading Correction 12

Clearing Paper Jams 13

Maintenance 20

Cleaning the Scanning Glass 21

Main Specifications 24

Third Party Software 27

Read This First

Read This First 2

Read This First

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Please read this manual with the printer User's Guide. This manual describes the functions and maintenance of the Sensing Unit.

■ Viewing This Manual

The icons used in this manual represent the same meanings as those in the printer User's Guide.

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Sensing Unit-A

Sensing Unit-A 4

Parts and Their Functions .... 5

Configuring the Automatic Adjustment Settings 7

Shading Correction 12

Clearing Paper Jams 13

Maintenance 20

Cleaning the Scanning Glass 21

Main Specifications 24

Sensing Unit-A

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With the Sensing Unit-A connected, the image position, colors, and other settings can be adjusted automatically. This document provides the names and functions of all the parts of Sensing Unit, describes each function, gives instructions for clearing paper jams, and lists the Sensing Unit specifications.

NOTE

• If you continue to experience any image defects on a particular type of paper after the settings have been adjusted automatically, fine-tune the settings manually.
• By using Media Librarian, you can adjust the secondary transfer voltage for the Sensing Unit.

Parts and Their Functions

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1 Front cover

Open this cover to clear a paper jam or carry out maintenance work.

2 V-B2 guide

Open this guide to clear a paper jam.

3 Paper output feed guide

Open this guide to clear a paper jam.

4 Output area

This is the outlet for printed paper sheets such as test pages for the Sensing Unit functions.

5 Output tray

This is the output tray for printed paper sheets.

NOTE:

- Using this output tray for printing final products is not recommended. Use it when printing test pages and similar materials.

6 Output tray extension

Pull this tray out when printing on large paper sheets.

7 V-B3 knob

When a paper jam occurs, turn this knob to move the paper.

8 V-A3 guide

Open this guide to clean the scanning glass or clear a paper jam.

9 V-A2 guide

Open this guide to clean the scanning glass or clear a paper jam.

10 V-A1 guide

Open this guide to clear a paper jam.

11 V-B1

Check this area when clearing a paper jam.

Configuring the Automatic Adjustment Settings

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The image position and color settings can be adjusted automatically during the printing process or in various intervals.

Periodic automatic adjustment of the image position (initial adjustment)(P. 8)
Automatic adjustment of the image position or colors for every Printing process(P. 10)
Automatic adjustment of the image position and colors during the printing process(P. 11)

■Automatic adjustment of the image position

This function allows you to print adjustment pages periodically during the printing process or print markers in the margin area and adjust the image position automatically. You can also print a test page to adjust the image position automatically when you start using new paper.

IMPORTANT

- In the following cases, you may not be able to adjust the image accurately enough by using the automatic adjustment function.

- When you use paper sheets that have not been properly cut

- When you feed paper or switch between paper decks during the printing process

• The Sensing Unit may not be able to detect markers on colored paper, translucent film, label paper, pre-punched paper, paper that has logos or patterns already printed on it (preprinted paper), or long sheets.
• The paper sheets in the paper deck may shrink or stretch due to changes in temperature and humidity. If you need to print a job with automatic adjustment of the image position, we recommend doing so as quickly as possible before the conditions for the initial adjustment change.
• When performing automatic adjustment by printing markers in the margin area, the markers may not be detected if the images are too close. Make sure you leave a gap that is about 1 mm (0.04") wide.

NOTE

• Before printing a job with automatic adjustment of the image position, we recommend carrying out Periodic automatic adjustment of the image position (initial adjustment)(P. 8).
  • We recommend using a single paper deck for jobs with automatic adjustment.
• When you perform the procedure for automatic adjustment of the image position with the custom paper type, the adjustment settings are saved after the job is printed.

■ Automatic color adjustment

This function allows you to print adjustment pages periodically during the printing process or print patches in the margin area and adjust the colors automatically.

IMPORTANT

- The Sensing Unit may not be able to detect patches on colored paper, translucent film, label paper, pre-punched paper, paper that has logos or patterns already printed on it (preprinted paper), or long sheets.

• You may not be able to adjust the colors with the automatic adjustment function if the label paper, pre-punched paper, paper that has logos or patterns already printed on it (preprinted paper), transparent paper, watermarked paper, long sheets, or any other types of paper sheets are dirty or if they emit large quantities of paper dust.
• The automatic color adjustment function may not effectively prevent color fluctuations. Use this function for continuous printing operations with the same type of media (same finish, same basis weight, and same size) and with the specified minimum amount of sheets.

- Adjustment by printing patches in the margin area: 500 sheets or more

- Adjustment by inserting adjustment pages: 1000 sheets or more

- When performing automatic adjustment by printing patches in the margin area, the patches may not be detected if the images are too close. Make sure you leave a gap that is about 1 mm (0.04") wide.

NOTE

• Before starting to print with the automatic color adjustment function, we recommend performing automatic gradation adjustment.
• When performing automatic color adjustment with new paper, we recommend printing a test page before printing the final product.

Periodic automatic adjustment of the image position (initial adjustment)

You can perform periodic automatic adjustment of the image position at any point during the printing process for the custom paper type.

IMPORTANT

- Do not use this function with paper that has logos or patterns already printed on it (preprinted paper) or if the paper sheets are dirty.

■ Performing automatic image position adjustment with custom paper type

1 Press (Settings/Registration).

2 Press [Preferences] ▶ [Paper Settings] [Paper Type Management Settings].

NOTE:

- Press (Status Monitor/Cancel) ▶ [Paper] to select the paper deck with the paper you want to adjust. Next, press [Paper Type Management Settings], and the [Paper Type Management Settings] window will appear with the corresponding paper selected.

3 Select the paper type you want to edit from the list, and then press [Details/Edit].

4 Press [Change] under [Adjust Image Position].

5 Press [Adjust Automatically].

6 Set the number of test pages you want to print, and then press [Next].

NOTE:

- If you want to prioritize accuracy, we recommend setting the number of test pages to 10.

7 Select the location of the paper you want to adjust, and then press [Start Printing].

The test pages are printed, and the window shown in step 5 reappears on the screen after the adjustment procedure is completed.

Automatic adjustment of the image position or colors for every Printing process

If you start a job where an adjustment page is output every time a specific number of sheets are printed, automatic adjustment will be carried out with adjustment pages printed in the specified interval. For more information, refer to the manual for your drivers.

IMPORTANT

• Do not use this function with paper that has logos or patterns already printed on it (preprinted paper) or if the paper sheets are dirty.
• You need to add enough paper sheets to the paper deck to print the adjustment pages.
• If a paper jam occurs during a job with automatic adjustment, the adjustment pages may not be printed.

NOTE

• Automatic adjustment will not be carried out for any jobs you start by interrupting the job in progress.
- Such jobs may not start in the interruption time intervals you set. Keep in mind that the interval setting is merely an estimate.
- The interruption correction function reduces the fluctuations within jobs with large numbers of sheets. If you wish to prioritize accuracy by adjusting the interruption intervals, increase the interruption frequency. However, that will also require more adjustment pages and therefore decrease productivity.
- The adjustment may not be as effective for jobs where multiple types of paper are used simultaneously.
- When you start a job with automatic color adjustment, a standard test page is printed before the specified interruption interval in order to carry out the adjustment process.

■ Configuring the interval for automatic adjustment

1 Press (Settings/Registration).

2 Press [Preferences] ▶ [Paper Settings] [Paper Type Management Settings].

NOTE:

- Press (Status Monitor/Cancel) ▶ [Paper] to select the paper deck with the paper you want to adjust. Next, press [Paper Type Management Settings], and the [Paper Type Management Settings] window will appear with the corresponding paper selected.

3 Select the paper type you want to edit from the list, and then press [Details/Edit].

4 Press [Change] under [Adjstmnt Pg Interrupt Intrvl].

5 Set a value between 50 and 9999 sheets as the interruption interval for adjustment pages, and then press [OK].

The settings are applied, and the [Details/Edit] window for the corresponding custom paper type reappears on the screen.

Automatic adjustment of the image position and colors during the printing process

If you start a job where adjustment patches or markers are printed in the paper margin area, automatic adjustment will be carried out during the printing process. For more information, refer to the manual for your drivers.

IMPORTANT

- Patches and markers will be printed over parts of your images. Do not use this function when printing with a bleed smaller than the following dimensions.

• Automatic adjustment of the image position: 9.21 mm (3/8") or more along the leading edge and 9.5 mm (3/8") or more along the horizontal length
• Automatic color adjustment: 8.5 mm (3/8") or more along the leading edge *

* Paper with 327.8 mm (12 7/8") or more along the leading edge requires a margin of 9.7 mm (3/8") or more.

• Automatic adjustment is carried out based on the characteristics of the printed paper scanned by the Sensing Unit. Therefore, if you switch to a different paper deck, add more paper to it, or make any other changes to the paper stack, the adjustment based on the characteristics of the new paper will not take effect immediately.

Shading Correction

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The Sensing Unit enables you to automatically correct the slightly uneven density that tends to occur in the halftone density area of a printed image.

Automatic shading correction

1 Press (Settings/Registration).
2 Press [Adjustment/Maintenance] ▶[Adjust Image Quality] [Correct Shading].
3 Press [Adjust Automatically].
4 Press [Start Correcting].

The test page is printed, and the [Correct Shading] window reappears on the screen after the adjustment procedure is completed.

NOTE

- If there is no paper available for printing test pages, a message reminding you to add more paper will appear on the screen. Add paper according to the on-screen instructions.

Clearing Paper Jams

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When a paper jam occurs, a message appears on the control panel. Follow the procedure described below to remove jammed paper.

CAUTION

- When all paper jams have been cleared, immediately remove your hands from the machine and optional equipment so that your clothing and hands do not get caught in the rollers.

IMPORTANT

Cautions when clearing paper jams

• When the paper gets torn, be sure to remove all of it so that no pieces remain.
  Do not forcibly remove the jammed paper from the machine. Forcibly removing the paper may damage parts of the machine. If you cannot remove the paper, contact your local authorized Canon dealer.

For jobs where paper is fed to the next unit

• Jobs with automatic adjustment
• Regular jobs (without adjustment)

1 Open the front cover of the Sensing Unit-A.

Diagram of a device interior showing an open panel with a highlighted orange arrow indicating direction (no text or symbols present)

2 Lower the handle of the V-A1 guide and open the guide.

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3 Lower the handle of the V-A2 guide and open the guide.

Technical line drawing of a mechanical component with an orange arrow indicating a directional change (no text or symbols present)

4 Remove any paper left inside the V-A1 and V-A2 guides.

Hand holding a sheet of paper over a wall, with other equipment in the background (no visible text or symbols)

5 Raise the handle of the V-A2 guide and close the guide.

6 Raise the handle of the V-A1 guide and close the guide.

7 Raise the handle of the V-A3 guide and open the guide.

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8 Remove any jammed paper.

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9 Lower the handle of the V-A3 guide and close the guide.

10 Close the front cover of the Sensing Unit-A.

For jobs where paper is output to the output tray

• Jobs where automatic adjustment is performed by printing test pages
• Shading correction
• Adjustment of the secondary transfer voltage

NOTE

- For instructions related to formats smaller than B5, refer to ▶For jobs where paper is fed to the next unit(P. 13)

1 Open the front cover of the Sensing Unit-A.

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2 Lower the handle of the V-A2 guide and open the guide.

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3 Remove any jammed paper.

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4 Raise the handle of the V-A2 guide and close the guide.

5 Raise the handle of the V-A3 guide and open the guide.

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6 Remove any jammed paper.

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7 Lower the handle of the V-A3 guide and close the guide.

8 Remove any paper left in the output area.

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9 Pull the lever of the paper output feed guide to open the cover.

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10 Remove any paper left inside V-B1.

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11 Close the cover of the paper output feed guide.

12 Push the lever of the V-B2 guide to the right and open the guide.

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13 Turn the V-B3 knob to the right and move the paper into the guide.

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14 Remove the paper.

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15 Push the lever of the V-B2 guide to the left and close the guide.

16 Close the front cover of the Sensing Unit-A.

Maintenance

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For a smooth and safe user experience, we recommend cleaning the scanning glass periodically in order to prevent printing quality from dropping.

A dirty scanning glass may lead to errors.

Cleaning the Scanning Glass

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If the scanning glass becomes dirty, the scanning process cannot be performed correctly, which results in errors.

1 Open the front cover of the Sensing Unit-A.

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2 Raise the handle of the V-A3 guide and open the guide.

Diagram of a vehicle air conditioning unit with an orange arrow indicating rotation (no text or symbols)

3 Clean the glass section.

- Use the supplied glass cleaning sheet to wipe the surface. If you cannot remove the dirt, soak a soft cloth in water, wring it out well, and use it to wipe the surface. Finally, wipe the surface with a dry soft cloth.

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• Proceed to the next step after the surface have got dry completely.

4 Lower the handle of the V-A3 guide and close the guide.

NOTE:

If you continue experiencing errors after cleaning the scanning sensor Contact your local authorized Canon dealer.

5 Lower the handle of the V-A2 guide and open the guide.

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6 Clean the glass section.

- Use the supplied glass cleaning sheet to wipe the surface. If you cannot remove the dirt, soak a soft cloth in water, wring it out well, and use it to wipe the surface. Finally, wipe the surface with a dry soft cloth.

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• Proceed to the next step after the surface have got dry completely.

7 Raise the handle of the V-A2 guide and close the guide.

NOTE:

If you continue experiencing errors after cleaning the scanning sensor Contact your local authorized Canon dealer.

8 Close the front cover of the Sensing Unit-A.

Main Specifications

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This section describes specifications for the Sensing Unit-A. These specifications are subject to change due to improvements for this machine and the future product releases. For the information on this machine, see the Cannon website (https://global.canon/).

Adjustment Item Paper Type	Paper Size
Automatic adjustment of the image position	For periodic adjustmentThin, Plain, Recycled, Color*1,Heavy, Coated, Textured*2,Translucent Film*1, Label*3, Pre-Punched*4, Four postcard,Synthetic	Depends on the paper sizes compatible with the corresponding printer(Paper size that can be ejected to the sample tray: paper length (feeding direction) 182 mm (7 1/8") or over)
	For adjustment by printing markers over parts of user's imagesThin, Plain, Recycled, Color*1,Heavy, Coated, Textured*2,Translucent Film*1, Label*3	Depends on the paper sizes compatible with the corresponding printer(Except long sheets that exceed 762 mm (30"))
	For adjustment by inserting adjustment pagesThin, Plain, Recycled, Color*1,Heavy, Coated, Textured*2,Translucent Film*1, Label*3, Pre-Punched*4, Four postcard,Synthetic	Depends on the paper sizes compatible with the corresponding printer(Paper size that can be ejected to the sample tray: paper length (feeding direction) 182 mm (7 1/8") or over except long sheets that exceed 762 mm (30"))
Automatic color adjustment For adjustment patches over parts of user's imagesThin, Plain, Heavy, Coated		182.0 mm x 182.0 mm to 330.2 mm x 487.7 mm (7 1/8" x 7 1/8" to 13" x 19 1/4")Long sheets:210.0 mm x 487.8 mm to 330.2 mm x 762.0 mm (8 1/4" x 19 1/4" to 13" x 30")
		For adjustment by inserting adjustment pagesThin, Plain, Heavy, Coated	182.0 mm x 182.0 mm to 330.2 mm x 487.7 mm (7 1/8" x 7 1/8" to 13" x 19 1/4")Long sheets:210.0 mm x 487.8 mm to 330.2 mm x 762.0 mm (8 1/4” x 19 1/4" to 13" x 30")
Shading correction	Thin, Plain, Heavy, Coated	SRA3, A3, 13" x 19", 12" x 18", 11" x 17", 8K
Adjustment of the secondary transfer voltage	Thin, Plain, Recycled, Heavy,Coated, Textured, Label*5, Fourpostcard, Synthetic	279.4 mm x 203.2 mm to 330.2 mm x 1,300 mm (11" x 8" to 13" x 51 1/4")
No adjustment (through path) Depends on the paper used to the corresponding printer.

*1 You may not be able to adjust accurately depending on the base color of the paper/film.
*2 You may not be able to adjust accurately if groove of the textured paper is deep.
*3 You may not be able to adjust accurately if the markers overlap the perforation part.
*4 You may not be able to adjust accurately if the markers overlap the pre-punched part.
*5 You may not be able to adjust accurately if the adjustment charts overlap the perforation part.

■ Machine Specifications

Item Specifications
Output tray Paper Size	Paper sizes compatible with the corresponding printer with a horizontal length of 182 mm (7 1/8") or morePaper TypeDepends on the paper used to the corresponding printer.Maximum number of sheetsCanon GF-C081: 250 sheetsOther paper types: Max. height of 27.5 mm (1 1/8")Long sheets (horizontal length between 762.1 mm and 1,300 mm (30" and 51 1/4")): 1 sheet
Power Source 100 V - 240 V AC,	50/60 Hz, 2.5 A
Maximum Power Consumption	500 W or less
Dimensions(W x D x H)	515 mm (20 1/4") x 750 mm (29 1/2") x 1,228 mm (48 3/8")
Weight Approximately 100.5 kg	(221.6 lb)

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Third Party Software

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