Canon imageFORMULA ScanFront 400, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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Chapter 3 Handling
1.
Documents
The ScanFront can scan documents in a range of sizes from business cards to A4/LTR.
It is possible to feed documents of the following sizes and thicknesses depending on the feeding method used.
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Plain Paper
Size
Width: 1.97" to 8 1/2" (50 mm to 216 mm)
Length: 2.13" to 14.02" (54 mm to 356 mm)
(up to 120" (3,048 mm) in Long Document mode)
Thickness for Page Separation ON
7.2 lb to 57 lb bond (27 g/m
2
to 209 g/m
2
)
Thickness for Page Separation OFF
7.2 lb to 68 lb bond (27 g/m
2
to 255 g/m
2
)
Loading capacity
A4 size or smaller: 60 sheets (21 lb bond (80 g/m
2
))
Larger than A4 size: 40 sheets (21 lb bond (80 g/m
2
))
Make sure stacks do not exceed 10 mm in height
(including curls) for either of the above.
IMPORTANT
A document must meet the following criteria to be scannable:
• When scanning a multipage document, pages must be
grouped together so that they have the same size, thickness,
and weight. Scanning different types of paper at one time can
cause the scanner to jam.
• Always make sure that the ink on a document is dry before
scanning it. Scanning documents with the ink still wet may soil
the rollers or scanning glass, cause lines or smudges to
appear on images, or dirty other documents.
• Always clean the rollers or scanning glass after scanning a
document written in pencil. Scanning documents with pencil
written on them may soil the rollers or scanning glass, cause
stripes to appear in images, or dirty other documents.
• When scanning a two-sided document that is printed on thin
paper, the image on the opposite side of each page may show
through. Adjust the brightness in the scanning conditions
before scanning the document.
• When scanning thin paper documents, feed errors may occur
depending on the paper type, and the documents may be
scanned and ejected out of order.
• Laminated documents may not be scanned correctly,
depending on the document.
• Note that scanning the following types of documents can
cause a paper jam or malfunction. To scan such a document,
scan a photocopy of the document or use an optional carrier
sheet.
Wrinkled or creased
documents
Carbon paper
Curled documents Coated paper
Torn documents
Extremely thin,
translucent paper
Documents with
paper clips or staples
Documents with
excessive paper
particles