| One scan many copy
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The original is stored in the copier's memory until the next original is scanned.
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| Repeat copy
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Once in memory, the image data can be used time and time again to (any parameter changeable without re-scanning).
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| Job reservation
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While one copy is being printed, it is possible to reserve the next copy operation.
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| Preview copy
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There are two types of samples: contrast sample (seven different degrees of contrast in its leading part) and function sample ( magnification and editing functions).
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| Rotate copy
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It detects the width and length of the scanned image and automatically rotates the image to match the width of the loaded copy paper.
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| Electronic sort
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When making multiple copies of a set of originals, users have the choice of "sorting" or "grupping".
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| Image shift
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This function moves the image up, down, left and right with respect to the paper. It can be moved a maximum of 200 mm in any one direction.
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| Margins
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Margins can be added to the leading and trailing edges of copies in accordance with the size of the original. Margins can be set to ▒ 200 mm for each the leading and trailing edges.
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| Mirroring
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This function flips the image horizontally (left-right) with respect to the original.
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| Dual access
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The scanner can be operated independently to scan the next original during continuous copying.
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| Automatic Roll Switching
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When one roll is used up, the machine will switch to the next available roll with the same width paper to provide uninterrupted operations for long runs.
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| Auto exposure
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Selecting auto exposure automatically senses the best exposure level for the contrast of the scanned image.
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| Fixing temperature setting
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Setting fixing temperature according to the type of original can eliminate wrinkles and spots in copies.
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| Orientation offset
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If the original was scanned askew, the copy image can be reoriented to offset it.
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| Full size copy initial setting
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The full size copy range can be set to ▒ 3% in 0.1% steps. It can be set independently for vertical and horizontal orientations.
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