Paper Feed Unit PF-711

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Tray left side door

Opens for removal of paper jam from the right side door or from the paper feeder unit trays.

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Tray left side door knob

Held to open the tray left side door.

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Dual Scan Document Feeder (ADF)

Mounted on this paper feeder unit tray. Automatically feeds multiple originals on a sheet basis to scan data. Even a 2-sided original can be scanned by one paper feed operation without reversing paper.

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Upper tray (Tray 1)

Holds 1,390 sheets (80 g/m² / 21 lb Bond) of standard, custom, or tab paper sizes. Load paper of the weight from 52 g/m² to 350 g/m² / 14 lb Bond to 93 lb Bond. All types of paper can be loaded.

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Middle tray (tray 2)

Holds 1,390 sheets (80 g/m² / 21 lb Bond) of standard, custom, or tab paper sizes. Load paper of the weight from 52 g/m² to 350 g/m² / 14 lb Bond to 93 lb Bond. All types of paper can be loaded.

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Lower tray (Tray 3)

Holds 1,850 sheets (80 g/m² / 21 lb Bond) of standard, custom, or tab paper sizes. Load paper of the weight from 52 g/m² to 400 g/m² / 14 lb Bond to 106 lb Bond. All types of paper can be loaded.

* 351 g/m² to 400 g/m² / 94 lb Bond to 106 lb Bond has limited paper types.

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Tray handle

Held to withdraw the tray.

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Air nozzle confirmation window

Open this window to check the paper feeding functionality when adjusting the air blow in the middle tray and lower tray. The upper tray is not available to make a check.

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Lever [PF1]

Opens leftward for removal of paper jam.

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Lever [PF2]

Opens leftward for removal of paper jam.

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Lever [PF4]

Opens upper-rightward for removal of paper jam.

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Paper size indicator

Indicates an appropriate position of side guide plates for the paper size to be loaded.

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Side guide lock knobs (2 pieces)

Turned to move or fix the side guide plates.

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Top air nozzle

Blows air to separate the print paper.

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Small size guides (2 pieces)

Open inward for print paper of the width less than 139.7 mm / 5.5".

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Paper control plate fixing lever (2 positions)

Leave the lever in the right-side fixed position; moving (sliding) the lever may decrease the paper feeding functionality.

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Side air nozzle

Blows air to slightly float the paper to prevent double feed.

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Rear guide lock release lever

Pushed left to release the lock in order to move the rear guide plate.

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Side guide lock release lever

Pushed backward to release the lock in order to move side guide plates.

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Upper limit sensor position adjustment lever

Leave the lever in the lower-side fixed position; raising the lever may reduce the paper feeding functionality.

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Bottom plate fixing knob

Slid to the front and turned clockwise to keep the bottom plate elevated to the top position.

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Side guide plates (2 pieces)

Aligned to the edges of loaded paper.

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Rear guide plate

Aligned to the rear edge of loaded paper.

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Tab paper guides (2 pieces)

Attach these guides to the side guide plates to load tab paper.

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Thick paper attachment

Mount this to load thick paper of 351 g/m² to 400 g/m² / 94 lb Bond to 106 lb Bond. This attachment can be mounted only in the lower tray.

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Thick paper attachment housing

Insert the thick paper attachment into this part to store it.

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Left original conveyance cover

Opens leftward to allow removal of jammed original.

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ADF original scale

Indicates available original sizes, face to be placed, and unsuitable originals.

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Original guides

Aligned to the edges of loaded originals.

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Original feed tray

Loads the original to be scanned on the machine. Up to 300 sheets can be set. Opens upward to allow removal of jammed original.

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Original catch tray

Outputs the scanned original.

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ADF guide cover

Automatically positions the original on the original glass. Or, closed to cover the original positioned manually on the original glass.

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Horizontal size guide

Measures the original size in horizontal direction.

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Original glass

Scans original images into memory.

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Vertical size guide

Measures the original size in vertical direction.

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Slit scan glass

Scans original images into memory when using ADF.