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User-defined copy settings, Using the Describe Original screen

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User-defined copy settings To make copies at settings other than the system defaults, navigate through the Describe Original and Copy Settings screens. The use of these screens is explained in the following sections. Using the Describe Original screen From the top-level screen, enter the Describe Original screen by clicking Describe Original and then pressing the button. Note Note To change the description of your original, use the up and down navigation buttons to move through the Describe Original screen to the desired setting box. Confirm your choices by pressing when the correct setting is highlighted. 1 Place the original in the ADF or on the scanner glass. 2 While in the Describe Original screen, press to view options. If the original is Letter-size or A4-size and you plan to use the copier defaults, simply press START to make a copy. 3 Review the options by using the navigation buttons and select the items that describe your original by pressing . The options are: • Size: select Letter, Legal, Executive, A4, A5, or B5 • Sides: select 1 or 2 • Content: select Text, Mixed or Photo 4 When you have made your selections, navigate to and click OK. This returns you to the top-level screen. Changes made are reflected in the "original" graphic. User-defined copy settings 45

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User-defined copy settings
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User-defined copy settings
To make copies at settings other than the system defaults, navigate through the Describe
Original and Copy Settings screens. The use of these screens is explained in the
following sections.
Using the Describe Original screen
From the top-level screen, enter the Describe Original screen by clicking Describe
Original and then pressing the
button.
To change the description of your original, use the up and down navigation buttons to
move through the Describe Original screen to the desired setting box. Confirm your
choices by pressing
when the correct setting is highlighted.
1
Place the original in the ADF or on the scanner glass.
2
While in the Describe Original screen, press
to view options.
Note
If the original is Letter-size or A4-size and you plan to use the copier defaults, simply press
S
TART
to make a copy.
3
Review the options by using the navigation buttons and select the items that
describe your original by pressing
. The options are:
•
Size
: select
Letter
,
Legal
,
Executive
,
A4
,
A5
, or
B5
•
Sides
: select
1
or
2
•
Content
: select
Text
,
Mixed or Photo
4
When you have made your selections, navigate to and click
OK
. This returns you to
the top-level screen.
Note
Changes made are reflected in the “original” graphic.