CNET Printer/Fax/Scanner/Copier appendix Erase Border, Select Language, ADF Thin Paper

Scanner Settings

❒When you perform an [Enter Custom Send File] operation from the Web Status Moni- tor, selecting [New Job] and [OK] on the selection screen both finishes the current scanning job, sends the scanned data, and the [Enter Custom Send File] settings are retained. Press [PrevMenu] to return to the initial screen when the power is turned on.

•Clear Settings after Each Scan Job

The initial screen displayed im- mediately after power-on ap- pears on the display panel of this machine, and files are sent.

Note

❒When you perform an [Enter Custom Send File] operation from the Web Status Moni- tor, the [Enter Custom Send File] settings are retained af- ter files are sent. Press [Prev- Menu] to return to the initial screen when the power is turned on.

❖Erase Border

When you perform a scan opera- tion, it may happen that a border- line is reproduced on scan data by the shadow of paper ends of the original. This machine can erase the borderline using a white line, which width you can specify using [Erase Border]. You can select a line width from 1mm (0.04”) to 5mm

(0.2”). Select "0mm" if you do not

want to have the borderline 3 erased. The option selected for this

item applies scanning performed in a Send Scan (Delivery Server or Send Mail/Send File) operation.

❖Select Language

This item lets you select a language for displaying messages on the screen.

❖ADF Thin Paper

This item lets you select how the ADF works.

•On

Select this option when you scan originals that are 52g/m2 (45kg) or thinner, or A5 size or smaller, using the ADF. With this option, feeding becomes stable even when you place such originals as mentioned above in the ADF. However, feeding becomes rather slower.

•Off

Select this option when you scan the originals other than those of mentioned in the "On" option. The ADF works at its highest speed when you select this option.

Reference

See the notes under p.109 “Sizes and Weights of recommended Originals”.

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