Can the Canon Imagerunner 3030 count/sort sheets of paper out for you?

question edited for clarity and toss in some CAPS.

It doesn't take A3 Paper and doesn't have a Tray No. 4.
A4R is just A4 in Landscape Mode, half an A3.

What is A4 and A4R?
The "R" indicates that the paper is set in the landscape orientation. Paper that can be set either in the portrait or landscape orientation. Paper that can only be set in the landscape orientation. 8-1/2" × 11" A4, B5. 12" × 18", 11" × 17", 8-1/2" × 14", 8-1/2" × 13", A3W, A3, B4.
Tray Capacity No-collate Mode Tray A: 250 Sheets (Letter, Statement-R, Executive) 125 Sheets (Legal, Letter-R, 11" x 17")

Tray B: 1,300 Sheets (Letter, Statement-R, Executive) 650 Sheets (Legal, Letter-R, 11" x 17") Tray C: 2,450 Sheets (Letter, Executive) 1,700 Sheets (Statement-R) 650 Sheets (Legal, Letter-R, 11" x 17") Collate and Group Mode Tray B: 1,300 Sheets (Letter, Executive) 650 Sheets (Legal, Letter-R, 11" x 17")

Tray C: 1,700 Sheets (Letter, Executive) 650 Sheets (Legal, Letter-R, 11" x 17")

Staple Mode Tray B/C: 1,300 Sheets/100 Sets (Letter, Executive) 650 Sheets/

https://copiersonsale.com/wp-content/uploads/brochures/Canon-imageRUNNER-6570-Brochure.pdf

https://www.google.com/search?q=canon+ir6570+paper+size

Changing Tray Size Settings

https://www.google.com/search?q=canon+ir6570+change+paper+tray+size

..

Verify charge corona, when you start a new copy, open lateral door when paper is in the right of drum, then look if the drum is full covered with toner.

The problem could be one of several things.

1) Check your "printer preferences" setting and make sure you have selected the CORRECT SIZE OF PAPER. For example; Letter, Legal, etc.

2) Un-install and re-install the drivers.

Hope these suggestions help.

problem in fixing film assy

check the paper path is clean, or be more explicit.

Hello colleenm,
The button that will display your meter is located on the operator control panel that is at your fingertips. Locate the large green START button. At about the 2 o'clock postion to the START button is the STOP button, orange colored. Now look "slightly higher and slightly to the right " and you will see a small "Counter Check" buton. Press it and the meters will be displayed. You will see at the top of the list a meter labeled "101".That meter tells you how many sheets of paper have successfully exited the copier regardless of the size of the paper. My company asks that we set the devices up so that they count 11x17 paper as 2 counts as it is basically 2 sheets of paper. The meters that will be listed below meter 101 are usually unused unless a technician has customized the meters that reside there as we do. I hope this helps. If it does , please let FIXYA know. :-) SPINAL

Hello mhitt,
Even though you have a pretty new copier, the ability to print the meter reading is not available. I know it's crazy since other copiers have been able to do it for years. Only the most recent models of Canon copiers have this ability. To print the meter readings for your copier would require that you go into SERVICE MODE and print a report that has several pages of **** and if you know what you are looking for you can find it.You could use the REMOTE USER INTERFACE (RUI) and view the meter and do a "screen print". I know it's not a happy answer but its correct. I wish you well. :-) By the way, the main meter reading (designated 101) is the count of sheets of paper that have successfully exited the copier regardless of size. My company uses meter "102" which counts 11x17 as 2 clicks on the meter. You probably cannot see this meter unless a service tech programmed it in.

Sounds like the two output rollers you see on the finisher are not moving the paper to the rear. They move each sheet of paper to the rear to be stapled.

Hi sophie,
Look to the far right of the operator contol panel, past the 9 key pad and you will see a "little button" called COUNTER check. Press it and it will tell you your meter reading.This screen can be configured "by a service tech" to allow you to view the count of up tp 6 different meter counts depending on the function you wish to monitor. The basic meter reading is named "101". That because there are hundreds of funtions that are always monitored and they name them 101,102,103 etc. 101 counts the number of sheets of paper that have exited the copier. "102" does the same except it counts 11x17 [ledger] as 2 copies as 11x17 is really 2 letter size sheets. So my company uses this meter for billing purposes so we ADD the 102 meter to the list of viewable meters. Again this can be configured to the customers needs or the service provider needs. You can set it to view just black and white, just color, or even how many copies were made at 64%. its wild. But the 101 meter is the default and cannot be removed or altered. I sure how I helped you. Please let "FIXYA" know.The pat me on the head when I do good. :-) Take care . SPINAL

This printer only prints black and white. Canon do not supply Multi-color toner catridges for Canon Imagerunner 1023N