Toshiba GD-1370, Руководство по обслуживанию

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RECEIVED IMAGE AND RECORDING PAPER SIZE
2 - 4
Example 2:
When the received image cannot be printed in one page even if both discarding and vertical
reduction have been applied. This example explains the case of applying the “B4 to A4” or “A3 to
A4” reduction since reception of an image has been performed during A4 size selection as its width
B is A4, but its length A has still exceeded the effective printing area even if 75% vertical reduction
has been applied.
A
C
B
D
A × reduction
ratio
C × reduction
ratio
B × reduction
ratio
D × reduction
ratio
A: Effective printing area length
B: Effective printing area width
C: Received image length
D: Width of a regular size when
"C" is taken as the long side
(Reduction ratio: A/C)
Fig. 2-4
4. Split printing
When the received image cannot be printed on one page with the largest size of paper set in an
MFP even if vertical reduction is applied, the image reduced is printed by dividing it into two pages.
A × vertical reduction ratio
B × vertical reduction ratio
A
B
A: Effective printing area length
B: Received image length - effective printing area length
Fig. 2-5