Toshiba E-STUDIO555 Enlargement and Reduction Copying, „ Automatic Magnification Selection AMS

3 BASIC COPY MODES

Enlargement and Reduction Copying

You can change the reproduction ratio of copied images in the following procedures:

Automatic Magnification Selection (AMS):

You need to specify the copy paper size in advance. Then this equipment will detect the original size and automatically select the optimal reproduction ratio for the copy paper size.

Specifying both original size and copy paper size separately:

You need to specify both the original size and the copy paper size separately in advance. According to the sizes you specified, the optimal reproduction ratio is selected automatically. It is used when the Automatic Magnification Selection is not available, such as when copying OHP film originals.

Specifying reproduction ratio manually:

You can select the desired reproduction ratio by pressing [ZOOM] or one-touch zoom buttons on the touch panel.

The available range of reproduction ratio differs depending on whether the original is placed on the original glass or on the RADF (Reversing Automatic Document Feeder).

Original glass: 25 to 400%

RADF: 25 to 200%

„Automatic Magnification Selection (AMS)

Specify the copy paper size in advance so that this equipment will detect the original size and automatically select the optimal reproduction ratio to the copy paper size.

This function is available when the size of the originals is as follows:

North America: LD, LG, LT, LT-R, ST-R and COMP (COMP is available only when the RADF is used.)

Other than North America: A3, A4, A4-R, A5-R, B4, B5, B5-R, FOLIO (FOLIO is available only when the RADF is used.)

This function does not work properly for the originals noted below. Select other methods when copying them.

yHighly transparent originals (e.g. OHP film, tracing paper)

yTotally dark originals or ones with dark borders

yNon-standard size originals (e.g. newspapers, magazines)

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Place paper in the drawer(s).

Press [ZOOM] on the touch panel.

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