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Required space

The output tray has approximately the following dimensions: 1150 mm long × 1190 mm wide × 1200 mm high

(45.3 × 46.9 × 47.2 in). You are recommended to allow some extra space at the left and front of the tray for

normal actions while it is in use.

Chapter 1 Introduction

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Summary of Contents for Pro Scanner Output Tray

Page 1: ...HP Pro Scanner Output Tray User Guide ...

Page 2: ...nge without notice The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein ...

Page 3: ...Stopper adjustment 4 4 Tray angle adjustment 6 Tips for a successful batch scan 7 5 Fold the tray for storage 9 6 HP Limited Warranty Statement 11 A Extent of HP Limited Warranty 11 B Limitations of warranty 13 C Limitations of liability 13 D Local law 13 Regulatory notices 13 ENWW iii ...

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Page 6: ...roximately the following dimensions 1150 mm long 1190 mm wide 1200 mm high 45 3 46 9 47 2 in You are recommended to allow some extra space at the left and front of the tray for normal actions while it is in use 2 Chapter 1 Introduction ENWW ...

Page 7: ...x 1 Upper tray 2 Paper stoppers 2 3 Central tray 4 Lower tray 5 Wheels 6 Angle selector touch zone 7 Angle selector 8 Angle knob 9 Height adjusters 2 10 Main structure 11 Antistatic brushes SD version only 12 Safety lock ENWW 3 ...

Page 8: ...tray area depending on the paper size HP recommends that the edge of the paper should be 5 10 cm outside the edge of the stopper 3 Put the paper on the tray ensuring that the trailing edge is above or at least not below the upper rod of the fall tray See Tips for a successful batch scan on page 7 4 Chapter 3 Stopper adjustment ENWW ...

Page 9: ...ce by rotating the handle so that the paper stops with its trailing edge in the indicated position 5 Remove the sheet of paper 6 Adjust the angle of the tray if necessary see Tray angle adjustment on page 6 7 Start scanning ENWW 5 ...

Page 10: ...le of slope The ideal angle could vary with paper type paper size and ambient conditions The objective is to adjust the angle of the tray so that paper can fall freely from the scanner 1 Hold the tray with your hand in the touch zone 2 With the other hand pull out the knob to disengage the lock 6 Chapter 4 Tray angle adjustment ENWW ...

Page 13: ...utput tray for storage so that it takes up less space 1 Set the tray to a steep angle see Tray angle adjustment on page 6 2 Fold the lower tray upwards over the central tray 3 Unlock the upper tray and fold it downwards over the central tray ENWW 9 ...

Page 14: ...4 Store the tray wherever convenient For example it can be stored under the scanner 10 Chapter 5 Fold the tray for storage ENWW ...