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Changing Settings, Configuring the threshold value of the double feed detection sensor

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Daily Management and Maintenance > Changing Settings Changing Settings Configuring the threshold value of the double feed detection sensor This machine can detect double feed of paper using a built-in sensor. However, the detection accuracy may be reduced in high altitude environments. Perform a calibration to resolve this problem. 1 [Home] key > [...] > [Professional Settings] > [U460 Adjust Conveying Sensor] 2 [01 Engine] > [03 Calibration] > [01 Mode] > [01 Calibration] > [02 Execute] 3 [Start] key > [Stop] key The calibration is performed. 4 Confirm [01 Threshold(S)] and [02 Threshold(M)]. IMPORTANT After calibration is performed, the double feed detection threshold is changed and the double feed detection sensitivity is lowered, so some paper may not be detected even if double feed occurs. In that case, select [Initialize] from [Mode] in steps 3 to 6 and select [Execute]. Exporting/Importing Paper Catalog User Paper Catalog used on one machine can be exported to USB drive, and read it on another machine so that it can be shared with other machines. Exporting Paper Catalog Use the following procedure to export User Paper Catalog. 1 Insert the USB drive to the machine 1 Insert the USB drive to the USB drive slot of the machine. 2-17

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Daily Management and Maintenance > Changing Settings
Changing Settings
Configuring the threshold value of the double feed
detection sensor
This machine can detect double feed of paper using a built-in sensor. However, the detection accuracy may be reduced
in high altitude environments. Perform a calibration to resolve this problem.
1
[Home] key > [...] > [Professional Settings] > [U460 Adjust
Conveying Sensor]
2
[01 Engine] > [03 Calibration] > [01 Mode] > [01 Calibration] >
[02 Execute]
3
[Start] key > [Stop] key
The calibration is performed.
4
Confirm [01 Threshold(S)] and [02 Threshold(M)].
Exporting/Importing Paper Catalog
User Paper Catalog used on one machine can be exported to USB drive, and read it on another machine so that it can
be shared with other machines.
Exporting Paper Catalog
Use the following procedure to export User Paper Catalog.
1
Insert the USB drive to the machine
1
Insert the USB drive to the USB drive slot of the machine.
IMPORTANT
After calibration is performed, the double feed detection threshold is changed and
the double feed detection sensitivity is lowered, so some paper may not be detected
even if double feed occurs. In that case, select [Initialize] from [Mode] in steps 3 to 6
and select [Execute].