Contents
Index
Chapter 2 How to Load Documents
Appendix
Glossary
Introduction
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How to Use the
Operator Panel
Various Ways to
Scan
Daily Care
Troubleshooting
Operational
Settings
Replacing the
Consumables
Scanner
Overview
How to Load
Documents
Precautions
The following types of documents may not be scanned successfully:
z Documents of non-uniform thickness (e.g. envelopes, documents with
attachments)
z Wrinkled or curled documents
z Folded or torn documents
z Tracing paper
z Coated paper
z Carbon paper
z Photosensitive paper
z Perforated documents
z Documents that are not square or rectangular
z Thin paper (less than 41 g/m
2
)
z Photographs (photographic paper)
The following types of documents must not be scanned:
z Paper-clipped or stapled documents
z Documents on which the ink is still wet
z Documents smaller than A8 size (portrait)
z Documents wider than 216 mm (8.5 in.)
z Documents other than paper/plastic card such as fabric, metal foil
and OHP film
z Important documents that must not be damaged or smeared
ATTENTION
z Since carbonless papers contain chemical substances that may
harm the rollers (e.g. pick roller), take note of the following.
Cleaning : If paper jams occur frequently, clean the brake
roller and pick roller.
For details, refer to "Chapter 5 Daily Care"
(page 70).
Consumable replacement: The life of the brake roller and pick roller
may end sooner compared to scanning wood-
containing papers.
z When scanning wood-containing papers, the life of the brake roller
and pick roller may end sooner compared to scanning wood-free
papers.
z Brake roller and pick roller may be damaged when a photo/sticky
note on the document contacts these parts during scanning.
z The surface of the document may be damaged when scanning gloss
papers such as photographs.
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