Priority Compress Level Scan Mode | Konica Minolta BP-200, 250, 350

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2.9Priority Compress Level (Scan Mode)

You can specify the file format and encoding method for transmitting files with the Scan to E-Mail, Scan to FTP, Scan to SMB, or Scan to HDD opera- tions. The transmission size setting specified here is the default setting when programming a one-touch dial button.

In Scan Mode, settings can be specified for the following.

Item	Description
File Type	Select the file format (TIFF or PDF) for sending files.
	If “TIFF” was selected, the setting changes to “Multi Page TIFF”
	with the Scan to FTP, Scan to SMB or Scan to HDD operation.

Coding Method	Select either “MH” or “MMR” as the encoding method for the
	selected file format. The data capacity is lowest with “MMR”
	and highest with “MH”.

To specify the scan mode settings

1 In the Network Setting screen, touch [Priority Compress Level].

2 Touch [Scan Mode].

Priority Compress Level	Enter

E-Mail Mode

Scan Mode

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Memory 100%

Free

3 Select the file format and encoding method, and then touch [Enter].

Set the default for Scan-to-PC.

Utility/Counter

Scan Mode

Cancel Enter

File Type

TIFF

PDF

Coding Method

MH MMR

Memory 100% Free

200/250/350

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BP-200, 250, 350 specifications

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Konica Minolta BP-200, 250 Priority Compress Level Scan Mode, To specify the scan mode settings

Models: BP-200 250 350

Setup

2.9Priority Compress Level (Scan Mode)

To specify the scan mode settings

BP-200, 250, 350 specifications