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Preparing Documents
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About Operation Modes
MEMO
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The images backed up to microfilm sometimes differ from the images
transferred to computer depending on the setup conditions.
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When using the 24X lens magnification camera unit, only the top side of the
document can be photographed. Photography in the duplex mode is not
possible.
NOTE
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If a system error or paper jam stops feeding of the document during
scanning, clear the paper jam, and then check that the image of the last
ejected page of the document is correctly recorded to computer before
continuing scanning. (in the Backup mode or Scanner Only mode)
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If a paper jam stops feeding of the document in the Filmer Only mode, you
cannot check the images photographed to film. After clearing the paper jam,
continue scanning the document from the sheet for which the paper jam
occurred.
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Count Only key lit: Count Only mode
In this mode, the DR-5060F counts the number of documents without scanning
them.
1
Press the Count Only key on the operation panel of the scanner.
The Count Only key lamp lights to indicate the Count Only mode. The Semi-Auto
lamp of Feeding Option also lights.
2
Load the document on the document tray and press the Start key.
The document is fed and the number of pages in the document appears on the
counter display.
3
When counting ends, press the Count Only key to cancel the
Count Only mode.
MEMO
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You can set the count start value using the or key before you press the
Start key.
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To clear the count on the counter display, hold the Clear/Stop key down for
at least two seconds.
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You can use the above Count Only function to conduct a verify scan
(automatically verify the number of pages in the document during scanning).
For details on verify scan, refer to the separate “ISIS/TWAIN Driver
Instructions” or “Scanning Utility 5060 Instructions.”
Summary of Contents for DR-5060F
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