4. When satisfied with your settings, click Start.
Job Segment 1 begins scanning.
5. When Job Segment 1 finishes, load the second part of the document set (Job Segment 2) to be
scanned in the Document Feeder or Document Glass.
6. Make any Segment Level programming.
Remember, Job Level programming is already set, so all Job Level controls will be disabled.
7. When satisfied with your settings, click Start.
Job Segment 2 begins scanning.
8. Load the next Job Segment, and perform steps 6, 7, and 8 for the remaining segments.
9. To exit Build Job mode, click End Build Job.
The job prints according to all of the Segment and Job Level programming.
Understanding Job and Segment Level Programming
Note
This feature is only available if your system includes the integrated Document Scanner module for
copying and scanning jobs.
Job and Segment Level programming are used in conjunction with Build Job. This allows you to control
settings across an entire multi-segment scan job, as well as settings within small segments of a
multi-segment scan job.
Job-Level Programming
Job level programming applies to the entire job. Job level settings are programmed during the first
segment to be scanned or copied, and are not available for programming during the rest of the build
job process. Examples of Job level settings are:
• Page Numbering
• Front Covers
• Annotation
• Stapling/Finishing
• Quantity
• Collation
• Back Covers
Note
Quantity is a job-level setting that can be changed during any subsequent segment-level scans.
Segment-Level Programming
Segment level features apply to the specific original or segment of originals about to be scanned.
Examples of Segment level settings are:
• Paper Attributes
• Sides Imaged
• Image Quality
• Image Source, either Document Glass or Document Feeder
• Negative Image
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