Samsung SCX-1000 Series manual Either Enter/Select or, Stop/Restore

Repeat steps 5 and 6 to copy the remaining pages into the memory.

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Press the Black button.

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5 Lift the Printer Top Cover, and then place your first page face down on the Scanner Bed and close the Printer Top Cover.

6 Press the Enter/Select button. The printer copies the document into the memory.

For example, if you have a three-page job to print and want two copies:

● When the Enter/Select button is pressed, the printer prints page 3, page 2, page 1, page 3, page 2, page 1.

● When the Stop/Restore button is pressed, the printer prints page 1, page 2, page 3, page 1, page 2, page 3.

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Chapter 6	Collated Copying
	The SCX-1000 Series printer has a collated copying function to sort
	copies.

Chapter 6	Making a Clone Copy
	Use the CLONE setting to print multi-same image on a single page.
	For example, 4 IMAGES means four same images are printed on one page.

The copy will be produced as below when collated.

	Press the Special Copy button	[MONO COLLATE]
	until MONO COLLATE appears
1 in the first row of the display.		DOCUMENT	NO (01)
2 Press ˆ or ¤ to enter the number of pages to scan.
3	Choose print order by pressing
		PRINT REV	ORDER?
	either Enter/Select or
		Y:ENTER	N:STOP
	Stop/Restore.

1 Place your original face down on the Scanner Bed with the top left of the original to the green mark ( ), and close the Printer Top Cover.

2	Press the Special Copy button	[CLONE]
	until CLONE appears.	¤ 4 IMAGES

	Press ˆ or ¤ to select the clone number.
3 You may choose 4 IMAGES, 9 IMAGES, 16 IMAGES or AUTO 100%.
4	Press the Enter/Select button.
		CLONE	COPY	READY
		PRESS	START	COPY
	Start copying by doing one of the
		COPYING		■■■
5 following:
		P A G E	0 1
	● Press the Black button to make
	black and white copies.

Chapter 6

This feature only allows you to print a document in black and white. You cannot select high quality printing.

● Press the Color button to make

colour copies.

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