HP 6300C HP Scanjet 6300C Scanner Automatic Document Feeder - (English) User G - Page 36

Glossary, input tray

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... Glossary G access hatch The cover over the top of the ADF input tray that is opened to remove jammed paper. accessory connector socket The circular socket on the back of the scanner where the connector cable is inserted. ADF (automatic document feeder) A scanner accessory that feeds a paper stack to the scanner. ADF window A clear plastic strip on the bottom of the ADF that provides access to the scanner optics. This window must be clean and undamaged in order to obtain high quality scanned images using the ADF. connector cable The cable connecting the ADF to the scanner. input tray The top surface of the ADF where documents are loaded before being fed into the scanner. mounting posts The hinged posts on the rear of the ADF that are inserted into the scanner body during installation. OCR (optical character recognition) Software that converts scanned text into editable text that can be inserted into a word processor or desktop publishing program. output tray The tray below the input tray on the ADF that holds the paper ejected after scanning is complete. G-1

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Glossary
G
access hatch
The cover over the top of the ADF input tray that is
opened to remove jammed paper.
accessory connector socket
The circular socket on the back of the scanner where
the connector cable is inserted.
ADF (automatic document feeder)
A scanner accessory that feeds a paper stack to the
scanner.
ADF window
A clear plastic strip on the bottom of the ADF that
provides access to the scanner optics. This window
must be clean and undamaged in order to obtain high
quality scanned images using the ADF.
connector cable
The cable connecting the ADF to the scanner.
input tray
The top surface of the ADF where documents are
loaded before being fed into the scanner.
mounting posts
The hinged posts on the rear of the ADF that are
inserted into the scanner body during installation.
OCR (optical character recognition)
Software that converts scanned text into editable text
that can be inserted into a word processor or desktop
publishing program.
output tray
The tray below the input tray on the ADF that holds
the paper ejected after scanning is complete.