Documents

Edge Erase/Copy All is not available

when copying some types of

documents.

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Place document on the Document Glass or load it in the Duplex Automatic Document Feeder (DADF).

Place the following types of documents on the Document Glass. They will cause jams when loaded in the DADF.

Documents that are relatively heavy, for example, brochures and booklets

Torn, wrinkled, paste-up, punched-hole, folded or curled documents

Paper-clipped or stapled documents

Documents with carbon on the reverse side

Highly transparent documents such as transparencies and tracing paper that have been pencilled

Heat-sensitive paper

Observe the precautions described in the following sections when loading documents in the DADF or when placing them on the Document Glass.

Loading Documents in the DADF

Do not load any documents that have correction fluid or carbon on them.

Do not hold on to a document while it is being fed into the scanner. This may cause a document misfeed.

Do not allow excessive sheets of documents to accumulate in the Document Tray. Never place anything on the Document Tray as it may result in a document jam.

When opening the DADF, gently lift it up until it stops. Never force it up.

The DADF cannot detect the size of transparencies and tracing paper. The DADF accepts the following types of documents.

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Panasonic DP-6000, DP-7000 manual Loading Documents in the Dadf

DP-6000, DP-7000 specifications

The Panasonic DP-7000 and DP-6000 are high-performance multifunctional document imaging solutions designed to meet the demanding needs of modern offices. These devices stand out for their robust capabilities including printing, copying, scanning, and faxing, while also ensuring exceptional reliability and ease of use.

The DP-7000 leads the lineup with impressive speed and quality. It boasts a printing speed of up to 70 pages per minute, making it suitable for high-volume environments. The DP-6000, while slightly slower, still offers competitive speed and is an ideal choice for medium-sized businesses. Both models deliver a resolution of 1200 x 1200 dpi, ensuring crisp text and vivid images that enhance professional presentations and documents.

User experience is a focal point for both devices, featuring an intuitive touchscreen interface that simplifies operation. This color display provides easy access to frequently used functions, allowing users to seamlessly navigate through settings and options. The machines also support various paper sizes and media types, enhancing their versatility. Standard paper capacity is impressive, with the ability to expand with optional trays for increased output without constant reloads.

Another key feature is the advanced scanning capability. Both models include duplex scanning, which enables the simultaneous scanning of both sides of a document, significantly improving workflow efficiency. The scanning resolution can reach up to 600 x 600 dpi, ensuring high-quality digital copies of all documents.

Connectivity options are abundant with both the DP-7000 and DP-6000. They support USB, Ethernet, and Wi-Fi connections, alongside mobile printing technologies such as Apple AirPrint and Google Cloud Print. This flexibility allows users to print from various devices, whether at the office or on the go.

Security is also paramount in the design of these devices. They feature robust security protocols that safeguard sensitive information, making them suitable for industries where data protection is critical. Features like user authentication and secure printing help in managing access and protecting confidential documents.

In summary, the Panasonic DP-7000 and DP-6000 are reliable, high-speed multifunction printers ideal for businesses seeking efficient document management solutions. Their blend of advanced features, user-friendly design, and network connectivity establishes them as strong contenders in the competitive office equipment market. With these models, Panasonic continues to reinforce its reputation for quality and innovation in document imaging technology.