Convenient Copy Functions, Sort COPY/GROUP Copy

CONVENIENT COPY FUNCTIONS

This section explains major convenient copy functions.

ROTATING THE IMAGE 90 DEGREES (Rotation Copy)

When "Auto paper select mode" or "automatic ratio selection" are in operation and the original is placed in a different orientation (vertical or horizontal) than the paper, the original image will be automatically rotated 90 degrees to enable correct copying onto the paper.

This function is convenient for copying B4 or A3 originals, which can only be placed horizontally, onto paper that is loaded vertically.

The rotation copy function is initially enabled. It can be disabled in the system settings. (p.70)

•Rotation copy will not operate when a copy is enlarged to a paper size greater than A4. In this case, place the Note original in the same orientation as the paper.

•When 2 IN 1 / 4 IN 1 copy is used (p.31), rotation copy will operate even if disabled in the system settings.

Orientation of	Orientation of	Copy
the placed original	the loaded paper

SORT COPY/GROUP COPY

●Copies of multiple original pages can be sorted into sets. (Sort copy)

●Copies of multiple original pages can be grouped by page. (Group copy)

Note

The machine can scan standard originals (A4) with approximately 160 pages, however, the number will vary for

photos and other types of originals. Less pages can be scanned for interrupt copying.

Sort copy

Group copy

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