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Storing the Lens Magnification

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Special Features Special Features This part of the manual describes the many convenient scanner features and settings that can enable you to use the scanner more effectively. Storing the Lens Magnification You can use the preset zoom keys (M1, M2 and M3) on the operation panel to store the zoom settings used on zoom lenses and then recall a stored zoom setting with a single touch. Storing a Zoom Setting M1 1 Adjust the zoom to the required setting on the screen. 2 Hold down the preset zoom key to be used to store the M2 setting for 2 seconds. M3 3 The zoom lens operates and the preset zoom key blinks. 4 The zoom key stops blinking and remains lit to indicate that storage of the zoom setting is completed. 5 In normal operation, pressing a lit preset zoom key automatically enlarges or reduces the image to the stored lens magnification. Note Preset zoom settings can be stored separately for 4 types of zoom lens. When a zoom lens for which a zoom setting has been stored is fitted, the corresponding preset zoom key lights. Zoom settings can be stored in the preset zoom keys on the optional operation keyboard as well as in the zoom keys on the operation panel, making a total of 6 preset zoom keys. However, because there are no indicator lamps in the preset zoom keys on the operation keyboard, you should make a note of the key numbers and the stored settings if you store zoom settings in these preset zoom keys. If preset zoom key registration fails, "L6" appears on the Error/User Mode display (➜ P.54). If this occurs, press the Clear key to clear the error display and retry the preset zoom key registration. $&*& Page 37 - 37 - 07.5.14, 11:06 "EPCF1BHF.BLFS+11$

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This part of the manual describes the many convenient scanner features and settings that can enable
you to use the scanner more effectively.
Storing the Lens Magnification
You can use the preset zoom keys (M1, M2 and M3) on the
operation panel to store the zoom settings used on zoom
lenses and then recall a stored zoom setting with a single
touch.
Storing a Zoom Setting
1
Adjust the zoom to the required setting on the screen.
2
Hold down the preset zoom key to be used to store the
setting for 2 seconds.
3
The zoom lens operates and the preset zoom key blinks.
4
The zoom key stops blinking and remains lit to indicate
that storage of the zoom setting is completed.
5
In normal operation, pressing a lit preset zoom key
automatically enlarges or reduces the image to the
stored lens magnification.
Note
Preset zoom settings can be stored separately for 4
types of zoom lens. When a zoom lens for which a
zoom setting has been stored is fitted, the corre-
sponding preset zoom key lights.
Zoom settings can be stored in the preset zoom keys
on the optional operation keyboard as well as in the
zoom keys on the operation panel, making a total of 6
preset zoom keys. However, because there are no
indicator lamps in the preset zoom keys on the
operation keyboard, you should make a note of the
key numbers and the stored settings if you store
zoom settings in these preset zoom keys.
If preset zoom key registration fails, “L6” appears on
the Error/User Mode display (
➜
P.54). If this occurs,
press the Clear key to clear the error display and
retry the preset zoom key registration.
Special Features
Special Features
M1
M
2
M
3
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