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Scan long or extra-long documents, Auto detect size, Auto detect standard size, Edit profile

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Scan long or extra-long documents By default, the scanner will automatically detect your page size using the Auto detect size selection in the page size drop-down list. If you select Auto detect standard size, the scanner will identify the page size based upon one of the standard sizes in the list. These auto-detect selections work on any page size up to 356 mm (14 in) in length. If the scanner is set to scan long or extra-long pages and a page jams, the entire page could be wrinkled as a result of the jam. Therefore, select scan profiles that specify long or extra-long pages only when you are scanning pages longer than 356 mm (14 in). To enable long or extra-long page scans in an HP Smart Document Scan Software profile, follow these steps: 1. Open the HP Smart Document Scan Software. 2. Select a scan profile, and then click Edit profile. 3. On the Scan tab of the Profile Settings dialog box, click Page Size. 4. Select the appropriate long-page option. ● Long (automatic document feeder [ADF] scanning only) scans pages with a length between 356 mm (14 in) and 864 mm (34 in). This mode disables features such as high-performance scanning and selection areas. ● Extra Long (automatic document feeder [ADF] scanning only) scans pages with a length between 864 mm (34 in) and 3100 mm (122 in). This mode disables features such as highperformance scanning and selection areas. The maximum resolution for a document length 864 mm (34 in) or longer is 200 dpi. NOTE: Use the ISIS or TWAIN user interface to set the page size when scanning from non-HP applications. Some scanning and destination software might not support all of the page sizes that the scanner accepts. 18 Chapter 3 Overview of scanning software features ENWW

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Scan long or extra-long documents
By default, the scanner will automatically detect your page size using the
Auto detect size
selection
in the page size drop-down list. If you select
Auto detect standard size
, the scanner will identify
the page size based upon one of the standard sizes in the list. These auto-detect selections work on any
page size up to 356 mm (14 in) in length.
If the scanner is set to scan long or extra-long pages and a page jams, the entire page could be
wrinkled as a result of the jam. Therefore, select scan profiles that specify long or extra-long pages only
when you are scanning pages longer than 356 mm (14 in).
To enable long or extra-long page scans in an HP Smart Document Scan Software profile, follow these
steps:
1.
Open the HP Smart Document Scan Software.
2.
Select a scan profile, and then click
Edit profile
.
3.
On the
Scan
tab of the
Profile Settings
dialog box, click
Page Size
.
4.
Select the appropriate long-page option.
●
Long
(automatic document feeder [ADF] scanning only) scans pages with a length between
356 mm (14 in) and 864 mm (34 in). This mode disables features such as high-performance
scanning and selection areas.
●
Extra Long
(automatic document feeder [ADF] scanning only) scans pages with a length
between 864 mm (34 in) and 3100 mm (122 in). This mode disables features such as high-
performance scanning and selection areas.
The maximum resolution for a document length 864 mm (34 in) or longer is 200 dpi.
NOTE:
Use the ISIS or TWAIN user interface to set the page size when scanning from non-HP
applications.
Some scanning and destination software might not support all of the page sizes that the scanner
accepts.
18
Chapter 3
Overview of scanning software features
ENWW