❏ Remove spot noise:
You can remove black dots in the background of the original that cannot be removed by lightening
the background. You can adjust the level of the eect.
Note:
When you select this feature, it may also remove small dots as well as the black dots in the background.
Rotation:
Rotate the scanned image clockwise. Select the rotation angle depending on the original you want to
scan.
Density:
Select the contrast of the scanned image.
Remove Background:
Remove the background color of the originals from the scanned image.
To use this feature, the background color of the originals should be the lightest color in the originals,
and should be uniform. is feature is not applied correctly if there are patterns in the background,
or there are text or illustrations which are a lighter color than the background.
Remove Shadow:
Remove the shadows of the original that appear in the scanned image.
❏ Frame:
Remove the shadows at the edge of the original.
Correct Document Skew:
Correct skew in the scanned image.
is feature may not be able to correct documents that have been over skewed.
Skip Blank Pages:
Skip blank pages when scanning if there are any in the originals.
If the result is not what you expected, adjust detection level.
Note:
❏ Some pages may be incorrectly skipped as blank pages.
❏ is feature is not available when scanning double-sided originals that are stitched.
Automatic Feeding Mode:
Set Automatic Feeding Mode. is feature allows you to continue scanning automatically aer the
originals are scanned. is feature is useful when scanning dierent sizes or types of originals one by
one.
Adjust the edge guides of the scanner before placing each original.
❏ On (Full-Auto):
Start scanning when an original is set while the continuation conrmation message is displayed.
❏ On (Semi-Auto):
Start scanning when the Start Scanning button is pressed while the continuation conrmation
message is displayed.
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