User Manual

Using the Scanner 37

Extremely

thin,

translucent

paper

Documents

with raggedly

torn

perforations

• Your unit has been carefully adjusted to meet most conditions. However,

the below adjustment may be needed depending on your environment

(humidity, temperature, etc.) and the documents you are scanning (checks,

etc.). Perform the adjustment only if necessary.

• Scanning the following types of documents may cause a paper jam or

malfunction. To scan these types of documents, make a photocopy of the

document and then scan the photocopy.

Placing Documents

This section describes how to place a document for scanning.

Pull out the document feed tray.

Note

•When scanning multiple documents, sort them into batches of uniform

paper quality and thickness and load each batch separately. Note that

loading mixed batches may cause paper jams.

• Load a maximum of 50 sheets or a document stack no higher than 0.2"

(5 mm) at a time.

• When scanning relatively thick (0.005" to 0.008" {0.15 mm to 0.2 mm})

documents, the feeding process may cause the document to curl and

cause paper jams at the document feed opening. For such documents,

load no more than 10 sheets at one time.

Wrinkled or

creased

documents

Curled

documents

Torn

documents

Documents

with paper

clips or

staples

Carbon

paper

Coated

paper