User manual CANON MULTIPASS C3000

[. . . ] MultiPASS C3000 Electronic User's Manual Copyright This manual is copyrighted by Canon Computer Systems, Inc. Under the copyright laws, this manual may not be reproduced in any form, in whole or part, without prior written consent of CCSI. ©1997 Canon Computer Systems, Inc. Disclaimer Canon Computer Systems, Inc. has reviewed this manual thoroughly in order to make it an easy to use guide for your Canon MultiPASS C3000 system. [. . . ] (STANDARD does not appear as one of the available resolutions. ) r FINE resolution works well for copying most text documents. r Use PHOTO resolution when copying documents that contain photographs. This scans areas of the document that contain photos with 64 levels of gray. This results in a much better reproduction of the photograph. 4 Select Reduction mode if necessary. r To reduce the size of the copies, use the < and > buttons to select the reduction percentage you want (70%, 80%, 90%, or 100%): 1 2 COPY 80% 6-2 Copying and Scanning With the MultiPASS C3000 Chapter 6 5 Enter the number of copies. ABC DEF 1 GHI 2 JKL 3 MNO PRS TUV WXY 7 TONE 8 OPER 9 SYMBOLS 0 r To make multiple copies, use the number buttons to enter the number of copies (up to 99). 6 Press START/COPY. START/COPY COPY r To stop copying at any time, press STOP. You may need to lift the operator panel to remove the document (see page 10-3 for details). r If an error occurs and the LCD displays START AGAIN, reload the document and start copying again. N If the LCD displays MEMORY FULL while making multiple copies of a document, do not use the multiple copy feature for copying the document. Make single copies of the document instead (as many times as required). You may be able to make multiple copies if you first print out any faxes that are stored in memory (see page 5-5). Chapter 6 Copying and Scanning With the MultiPASS C3000 6-3 Copying and Scanning 4 5 6 COPY 100% 02 Using the MultiPASS Desktop Manager to Scan Documents You can use the MultiPASS C3000 to scan documents directly into the MultiPASS Desktop Manager. The MultiPASS Desktop Manager scans each document page, gives it a system-assigned name, and places it in the Scan folder as a TIFF document. You can review, annotate, print, or send as a fax each scan document. For more information on these tasks, refer to Chapter 7, Working With Documents in the Desktop Manager. A document remains in the Scan folder until you move or delete it. Scanning a Document into the MultiPASS Desktop Manager 1 Feed the r Place the document face-down in the ADF. 2 Click the r You can also click Scan from the Tools menu. 6-4 Copying and Scanning With the MultiPASS C3000 Chapter 6 3 In the Scanner dialog box, specify the scan options for your document. r Scan Mode Selects the type of image you are scanning (letter, graphics, or photo). The type you select determines a black and white or grayscale scanned image and the resolution for the image. To define custom settings, select Custom. See Advanced Scanning Options on page 6-7 for details. r Brightness Use this scroll bar to darken or lighten the brightness of your scanned image. r Contrast Use this scroll bar to set the level of contrast for your scanned image. r View after scan Enable this option if you want the scanned image to display automatically in the MultiPASS Desktop Manager when the scan is complete. 4 To start the scan, click the Scan button. r When the scan is complete, the image appears in the MultiPASS Viewer window (if View after scan is enabled). r The scanned image also appears in the Scan folder with an assigned number such as SCAN_19. [. . . ] Resolution The measurement of a printers quality expressed in dots per inch (dpi). Low resolution causes font characters and graphics to have a jagged appearance. Higher resolution means smoother curves and angles as well as a better match to traditional typeface designs. Resolution values are represented by horizontal data and vertical data, for example, 720 × 360 dpi. [. . . ]