[Auto]

Automatically configures the binding position of the original.

When the long side of the original is 297 mm (11-11/16 inches) or less, the binding position is set to the long side of the paper. When the long side of the original exceeds 297 mm (11-11/16 inches), the binding position is set to the short side of the paper.

[Left Bind]

Select this option when the binding position is set to the left of the original.

[Top Bind]

Select this option when the binding position is set to the top of the original.

[ON]/[OFF]

Select [ON] to specify Book Original.

[Output Method]

Specify the method to scan a two-page spread.

• [Book Spread]: Scans a two-page spread as one page.

• [Separation]: Scans the right and left pages of two-page spreads separately in page number order.

• [Front Cover]: Scans the front cover and two-page spreads according to the page order of the original (scan in the order of front cover and two-page spreads).

• [Front & Back Covers]: Scans the front and back covers and two-page spreads according to the page order of the original (scan in the order of front cover, back cover, and two-page spreads).

[Binding Position]

If [Separation], [Front Cover] or [Front & Back Covers] is selected for [Output Method], select the two-page spread binding position.

Select [Left Bind] for two-page spreads of left binding, and [Right Bind] for two-page spreads of right binding.

Note that if the binding position is incorrectly specified, the page order of the two-page spread is reversed between the left- and right-hand pages.

[Frame Erase]

Erases the shadow of the surrounding that is created when the original cover cannot be closed properly due to the thickness of the original.

You can erase the four sides of the original to the same width. Additionally, you can erase the four sides of the original to different widths.

• [Frame]: Erases the four sides of the original to the same width. In [Erase Amount], specify the width to erase.

• [Top]/[Bottom]/[Left]/[Right]: Specify a different width for each side of the original to erase the side. Cancel the [Frame] setting, select the side to erase the frame, and specify the width to erase in [Erase Amount]. If you do not want to erase the side, cancel [Erase].

[Center Erase]

Specify the fold width to erase. This function erases the shadow created in the center when the original cover cannot be closed correctly due to the thickness of the original.

[Text]

Scans an original that consists primarily of text at the optimum level of image quality.

This function sharpens the edges of each character, creating easy-to-read images.

[Text/Photo Printed]

Scans an original consisting primarily of text and photos at the optimum image quality level.

This function sharpens the edges of each character and reproduces smoother photos.

Select this option to scan printed originals such as brochures and catalogs.

[Text/Photo PhotoPaper]

Scans an original consisting primarily of text and photos at the optimum image quality level.

This function sharpens the edges of each character and reproduces smoother photos.

Select this option to scan originals that include photos printed on photographic paper.

[Photo Printed]

Scans an original consisting of only photos at the optimum image quality level. Select this option to scan printed originals such as brochures and catalogs.

[Photo PhotoPaper]

Scans an original consisting of only photos at the optimum image quality level. Select this option to scan originals printed on photographic paper.

[Dot Matrix Original]

Scans an original, which consists primarily of text such as thin or faint characters, at the optimum image quality level.

This function reproduces text using high pixel density, creating easy-to-read text.

[Copied Paper]

Scans an original, which is output with an even density from the copier or printer, at the optimum level of image quality.

[Bar Code/Contract]

Reduces the file size when scanning the original such as a contract or bar code in black and white.

If [Bar Code/Contract] is selected, [Color] is synchronously changed to [Black].

This option is available when the file type is set to TIFF, PDF, or XPS.

[Background Removal]

Scans a 2-sided original made of thin paper or an original with the colored background, with the optimum image quality.

• [Bleed Removal]: Select this option to prevent bleeding of the back of the paper when printing a 2-sided original that is so thin that the contents of the back side would be scanned.

• [Paper Discoloration Adjustment]: Select this option to scan an original with a colored background such as a map.

[Background Removal Level]

Adjusts the density of the background color for an original with a colored background. Selecting [Auto] automatically determines the density of the background color, and scans an original at the optimum background density level.

[ON]/[OFF]

Select [ON] to add the date/time.

[Date Format]

Select the date printing format.

[Time Format]

Select the time printing format. If you do not want to print the time, select [OFF].

[Pages]

Select the range of pages to print.

[Text Details]

If necessary, select the text printing format.

[Print Position]

If necessary, select the print position of the text. You can more finely adjust the print position in [Adjust Position].

[ON]/[OFF]

Select [ON] to set Page Number.

[Page Number Type]

Select the format of the page number.

[Starting Page Number]

Specify the starting page number to be printed on the first page.

For example, to print page numbers from the third page of the file, enter "-1". The first page of the file is counted as "-1", the second page as "0", and the third page is counted as "1". In [Starting Page Number], a page number is printed on pages 1 and later. If "2" is entered, page numbers are printed from the first page of the file as "2, 3", etc. in order. "-" (minus sign) switches "+" and "-" each time you tap [*].

[Starting Chapter Number]

Specify the starting chapter number if a file is divided into chapters, and you want to print chapter numbers from the second chapter. You can specify starting chapter numbers when you have selected [Chapter Page] in [Page Number Type].

For example, to print chapter numbers from the third chapter, enter "-1". The first chapter of the file is counted as "-1", the second chapter as "0", and the third chapter is counted as "1". In [Starting Chapter Number], a chapter number is printed on the chapters that are count as 1 and later. If "2" is entered, a number is printed from the first page of the first chapter of the file as "2-1, 2-2". "-" (minus sign) switches "+" and "-" each time you tap [*].

[Text Details]

If necessary, select the text printing format.

[Print Position]

If necessary, select the print position of the text. You can more finely adjust the print position in [Adjust Position].

[ON]/[OFF]

Select [ON] to specify Stamp.

[Stamp Imprint]

Select the stamp you want to print.

[Pages]

Select the range of pages to print.

[Text Details]

If necessary, select the text printing format.

[Print Position]

If necessary, select the print position of the text. You can more finely adjust the print position in [Adjust Position].

[ON]/[OFF]

Select [ON] to print the header/footer.

[Recall Header/Footer]

Select the header/footer to be printed. Select the header/footer from among those registered in advance.

[Check/Change Temporarily]

If necessary, check or temporarily change the details of the program that is selected in [Recall Header/Footer].

• [Header Setting]: Change the content of the header.

• [Footer Setting]: Change the content of the footer.

• [Pages]: Change the range of pages to print.

• [Text Details]: Change the print size and font.

[ON]/[OFF]

Select [ON] to set Frame Erase.

[Frame]

Erases the four sides of the original by the same width amount. In [Erase Amount], specify the width to erase.

[Top]/[Bottom]/[Left]/[Right]

Specify a different width for each side of the original to erase the side. Cancel the [Frame] setting, select the side to erase the frame, and specify the width to erase in [Erase Amount]. If you do not want to erase the side, cancel the setting for [Erase].

[ON]/[OFF]

Select [ON] to perform sending and printing at the same time.

[No. of Sets]

If necessary, enter the number of copies to print.

[Simplex/Duplex]

Select [2-Sided] to print on both sides of sheets of paper.

[Staple]

Select the binding positions for sheet stapling.

• [Corner]: Each set of printed sheets is stapled in a corner (top left or top right) before it is output.

• [2 Position]: Each set of printed sheets is stapled at two positions (in the top, left, or right) before it is output.

• [Position Setting]: Select the binding position. If [Auto] is specified for the binding position, the binding position is determined automatically.

[TX Method]

Change the communication mode based on the line conditions.

• [Overseas TX]: Select this option to send a fax to areas where communication conditions are poor. Faxes are sent at a lower speed.

• [ECM]: ECM is an error correction mode defined by ITU-T (International Telecommunication Union - Telecommunication Standardization Sector). Fax machines equipped with the ECM feature communicate with each other, confirming that the sent data is free of errors. This prevents image blurring caused by telephone line noise.
  Communication time can be reduced by setting ECM to OFF for transmission. However, an image error or communication error may occur depending on the specified communication time value, so change the value to suit conditions.

• [V.34]: V.34 is a communication mode used for super G3 fax communication. When the remote machine or this machine is connected to a telephone line via PBX, however, you may not establish a communication in the super G3 mode depending on telephone line conditions. In this case, it is recommended that you turn the V.34 mode off to send data.

[Check Dest. and Send]

The fax number specified for fax is checked against the destination fax number (CSI) and the fax is sent only when they match.

[Select Line]

If multiple lines are used, select the line used to send a fax.

In general use, use [Line 1]. If [No Selection] is selected, either line, whichever is not busy, is used for transmission.

[ON]/[OFF]

Select [ON] to specify Quick Memory TX.

[Number of Pages]

If you want to show the total number of pages in the relevant column in the sender information, select this option and enter the number of pages. With this information, the destination can see the remaining number of pages to be received.

[ON]/[OFF]

Select [ON] to specify Polling TX.

[Normal]

Select this option to register a file for polling in the Polling TX User Box.

The Polling TX User Box can only have one file.

[Bulletin]

Select this option to register a file for polling in the Bulletin Board User Box. Enter the User Box number of the Bulletin Board User Box you want to register.

The Bulletin Board User Box can have only one file. You can create up to 10 Bulletin Board User Boxes. They can be used depending on the intended use.

[ON]/[OFF]

Select [ON] to specify Polling RX.

[Normal]

Select this option to receive a file stored for polling.

[Bulletin]

Select this option to receive a file stored in a Bulletin Board User Box. Enter the User Box number of the Bulletin Board User Box in the destination machine in which your desired file is stored.

[ON]/[OFF]

Select [ON] to set Timer TX.

[Current Time]

Shows the current time.

[Start Time]

Specify the time to start fax transmission.

[ON]/[OFF]

Select [ON] to set Password TX.

[Password]

Enter the password for Closed Network RX of the destination.

[ON]/[OFF]

Select [ON] to set F-Code TX.

[SUB Address]

Enter a SUB address.

• To use Confidential TX, enter the Confidential User Box number programmed for the destination.

• To use relay distribution, enter the Relay User Box number programmed for the destination.

[Sender ID]

Enter a sender ID.

• To use Confidential TX, enter the communication password for Confidential RX that is programmed for the destination.

• To use relay distribution, enter the Relay User Box password programmed for the destination.