Scanning Procedure
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1
Remove any paper clips and
staples before loading the
document.
2
Load the document (the front side
of 2-sided document) face up in the
center of the document feeder.
Note
•
Load documents in the [Head
to Left] orientation. When
displayed on a computer, the
documents are in the "Head to
Top" orientation.
•
The indicator lights when the document is loaded correctly. If the indicator does not light up,
the machine may be trying to detect a document on the document glass. Press the <C>
button, and then reload the document.
3
Adjust the movable document
guides to just touch the edges of
the document loaded.
Document Glass
The document glass supports a single sheet, a book, or other similar documents up to
297 x 432 mm (A3, 11 x 17 inches).
Important •
After using the document glass, close the document cover.
The document glass automatically detects standard size documents. For a non-
standard size document, specify the size in the [Original Size] screen.
For information on entering document sizes, refer to "Original Size (Specifying a Scan Size)" (P.199).
Note
•
The standard document sizes that can be detected automatically depend on the [Paper Size
Settings] in the System Administration mode. For information on the paper size settings,
refer to "Paper Size Settings" (P.280).
1
Open the document cover.
Important •
Ensure that a screen is
displayed on the control
panel, and then load a
document. If a document is
loaded before a screen is
displayed, the machine may
not properly detect the
document size.
CAUTION
Do not apply excessive force to hold thick document on the platen glass. It may break
the glass and cause injuries.
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