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Problem 8

Scanned images are saved in TIFF instead of JPEG

 

format.

Solutions

When documents are scanned with CapturePerfect

 

while [Color Mode] is set to [Detect automatically] in the

 

scanner driver, documents detected as black and white

 

are automatically saved in TIFF format, even if the file

 

type is specified as JPEG format. This occurs because

 

JPEG format does not support black and white binary

 

format images. If you want to save all images in JPEG

 

format, change the scanning [Color Mode] to either [24-

 

bit Color] or [256-level Gray].

Problem 9

Each scanned image of a multi-page document is

 

saved as a separate document.

Solutions

• With CaptureOnTouch, you can scan multiple pages

 

into one image file when TIFF or PDF file format is

 

selected. To do this, select [File type], click the

 

button, and select [Save all pages as one file] in the

 

displayed dialog box.

 

• When you select [Scan Batch to File] from the [Scan]

 

menu in CapturePerfect, a dialog box appears with a

 

pull-down menu at the bottom that allows you to

 

select [Single Page], [Multi Page (All Pages)], or [Multi

 

Page (Specified Pages)]. If you select [Single Page],

 

each page of a multi-page document is saved as a

 

separate image file. To save multiple pages to a

 

single image file, select [Multi Page (All Pages)] or

 

[Multi Page (Specified Pages)].

Problem 10

All of the placed documents have been scanned,

 

but the scanned image does not appear on the

 

application.

Solutions

When [Panel-Feeding] or [Automatic Feeding] is

 

selected as the feeding method on the scanner driver's

 

setting screen, a scanning operation will not continue

 

after all of the documents are fed, as the scanner

 

awaits additional documents to be fed. You can finish

 

the operation and send the scanned images to the

 

application by pressing the Stop button on the

 

operating panel.

Problem 11 Scanned images of multiple pages cannot be saved

 

in a single JPEG or BMP (PICT) file.

Solutions

Multiple scanned images cannot be saved in a single

 

JPEG or BMP (PICT) file. Save the images in either

 

multi-page TIFF or PDF format.

Problem 12 Memory becomes insufficient and scanning stops.

Solutions

If you configure scanning conditions that use a large

 

amount of the computer's memory, scanning may stop

 

because of insufficient memory. Although this depends

 

on the computer's memory size, the possibility of

 

insufficient memory increases if any of the following

 

scanning conditions overlap.

 

• [Color Mode] is set to [24-bit Color]

 

• A large page size (e.g. Legal) is specified as the

 

[Page Size]. Alternatively, the page size is set to

 

[Scanner's Maximum].

 

• A high resolution (600dpi etc.) is specified for [Dots

 

per inch].

 

If an error message appears due to insufficient memory

 

while scanning is in progress, exit the application,

 

change the scanning conditions (e.g. reduce the

 

resolution or page size) and then try scanning again. In

 

addition, the amount of memory used can be contained

 

by turning off [Moire Reduction] and [Please change

 

prevent bleed through and remove] if they are set to on.

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DR-M160 specifications

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