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Scanning Multiple Documents, Set [Feeding Option] to [Auto] or [Panel], and set [Batch Separation]

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Scanning Multiple Documents • I want to divide a document that cannot be placed all at once into multiple stacks and scan them as a single file Set the [Feeding Option] in the Scanner Settings to [Automatic Feeding]. When the scanner detects a document, scanning starts automatically, and you can continue scanning batches until your job is complete. When [Feeding Option] is set to [Panel-Feeding], scanning does not start until you place your document and press [START]. This is handy when you need to align the edges of the document after it has been placed. See "ISIS Driver Settings h," on p. 50, and "TWAIN Driver Settings h," on p. 52. • I want to divide up scanned images by individual document stacks to save as separate files Set [Feeding Option] to [Auto] or [Panel], and set [Batch Separation] to [Auto]. (ISIS Driver only) See "ISIS Driver Settings h," on p. 50, and "ISIS Driver Settings i," on p. 50. • I want to scan a document one sheet at a time Set the feeding option to [Automatic Feeding] or [Panel-Feeding] to scan one sheet at a time. When one sheet is being scanned, "Waiting" is displayed on the display panel. If the [Feeding Option] is set to [Automatic Feeding] and the next document is loaded, the scanner starts scanning when it detects the next document. If the [Feeding Option] is set to [Panel-Feeding] and the next document is loaded, the scanner starts scanning when the [START] button is pressed. See "ISIS Driver Settings h," on p. 50, and "TWAIN Driver Settings h," on p. 52. 46 Using the Scanner

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Using the Scanner
Scanning Multiple Documents
•
I want to divide a document that cannot be placed all at once into
multiple stacks and scan them as a single file
Set the [Feeding Option] in the Scanner Settings to [Automatic Feeding].
When the scanner detects a document, scanning starts automatically, and you
can continue scanning batches until your job is complete.
When [Feeding Option] is set to [Panel-Feeding], scanning does not start
until you place your document and press [START]. This is handy when you
need to align the edges of the document after it has been placed.
See “ISIS Driver Settings
h
,” on p. 50, and “TWAIN Driver Settings
h
,”
on p. 52.
•
I want to divide up scanned images by individual document
stacks to save as separate files
Set [Feeding Option] to [Auto] or [Panel], and set [Batch Separation] to
[Auto]. (ISIS Driver only)
See “ISIS Driver Settings
h
,” on p. 50, and “ISIS Driver Settings
i
,” on
p. 50.
•
I want to scan a document one sheet at a time
Set the feeding option to [Automatic Feeding] or [Panel-Feeding] to scan
one sheet at a time. When one sheet is being scanned, “Waiting” is displayed
on the display panel.
If the [Feeding Option] is set to [Automatic Feeding] and the next document
is loaded, the scanner starts scanning when it detects the next document.
If the [Feeding Option] is set to [Panel-Feeding] and the next document is
loaded, the scanner starts scanning when the [START] button is pressed.
See “ISIS Driver Settings
h
,” on p. 50, and “TWAIN Driver Settings
h
,”
on p. 52.