Xerox 8855 用户手册
XES Synergix 8825/8830/8850/8855 Digital Solution User Guide
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Scanning oversized documents
An oversized document is defined as any document that is larger in width or
length than a standard E-size (A0) document.
length than a standard E-size (A0) document.
LONG DOCUMENTS
Operator assistance will be required to guide and control the position of a
long document to prevent it from skewing or moving from side-to-side as it
feeds through the scanner.
long document to prevent it from skewing or moving from side-to-side as it
feeds through the scanner.
WIDE DOCUMENTS
Documents wider than 36 inches (914 mm) but less than 42 inches (1057
mm) can be scanned. However, the scanned image area, of a document
centered on the Feed-in Shelve, is 36 inches (914 mm). Any image beyond
the 36 inch (914 mm) width will be clipped off on the output copy.
mm) can be scanned. However, the scanned image area, of a document
centered on the Feed-in Shelve, is 36 inches (914 mm). Any image beyond
the 36 inch (914 mm) width will be clipped off on the output copy.
When a document wider than 36 inches (914 mm) is inserted into the
Document Handler, a message will be displayed to enter the scan width. To
scan the document, enter 36 in.(914 mm) then press the Enter key to start
the scan. A number larger than 36 (914) will not be accepted.
Document Handler, a message will be displayed to enter the scan width. To
scan the document, enter 36 in.(914 mm) then press the Enter key to start
the scan. A number larger than 36 (914) will not be accepted.