Using IP Scanner

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Item Name

Description

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3

“Quality” box

From the drop-down menu, select the

 

 

scanning resolution: “Text 200dpi (Fine)”,

 

 

“Text 400dpi (Super Fine)”, “Text 600dpi”,

 

 

“Photo 200dpi (GSR)”, “Photo 400dpi (S-

 

 

GSR)”, “Photo 600dpi”, “Text+Photo

 

 

200dpi”, “Text+Photo 400dpi” or

 

 

“Text+Photo 600dpi”.

 

 

 

4

“Contrast” slider

Specify the scanning contrast.

 

 

 

5

“File Format” box

From the drop-down menu, select the

 

 

format in which the file is saved: “TIFF-

 

 

MMR (Text)”, “TIFF-MH (Photo)”, “PDF-

 

 

MH (Photo)” or “PDF-MR (Text)”.

 

 

Depending on whether the data is

 

 

encoded, some images may not viewed

 

 

on the computer.

 

 

In that case, select an MH setting to

 

 

improve the possibility of viewing the

 

 

image. An amount of encoded data exists

 

 

in image data; however, generally, MMR

 

 

has more than MH.

 

 

 

6

“Specify File Name”

If “Yes” is selected, a specified file name

 

parameter

will be given to the image data when it is

 

 

saved.

 

 

If “No” is selected, the file will be saved

 

 

with a name consisting of the device name

 

 

and date that the image was scanned.

 

 

 

7

“File Name” box

Type in the name that the file will be saved

 

 

with when Specify File Name is set to

 

 

“Yes”.

 

 

 

8

“2in1” group box

If “Yes” is selected, a two-page document

 

 

is scanned and filed as a one-page

 

 

scanned image.

 

 

Available only if an automatic document

 

 

feeder is used.

 

 

 

9

“Original” group box

Select whether the document is single-

 

 

sided or double-sided. If “2 sided” is

 

 

selected, the location of the binding

 

 

margin and the document orientation can

 

 

be specified.

 

 

 

Scanner Mode

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