Canon FAX L1000 Service Manual page 436

FAX-L1000 Chapter 5: Appendix
b) Reading the recording paper size table
When the recording paper size is determined with reduction, the combination of user data
cassette selection switches A and B determine the priority order for the recording paper
actually printed and the contents of printing. Below are examples of how to read the
recording paper size table that shows this data.
Reception image size: A4
Cassette switches
A
OFF
Figure 5-28 Reading the Recording Paper Size Table
q Priority order
The printed recording paper priority is determined by the contents of user data and service
data settings.
The recording paper indicated by 2) is selected when there is none of the recording paper
indicated by 1). When the recording paper indicated in the print recording paper column all
runs out, the reception images are received into memory.
w Print recording paper size
Indicates the size of the recording paper on which the reception images are printed.
e Contents of printing
Memory reception:
Automatic reduction:
Actual size:
r Recording paper cassette size
Indicates the size of the recording paper loaded in the side cassette and the front cassette.
B A4/Letter
OFF 1) Automatic reduction
(Letter)
2) Memory reception
(A4)
q w e
Compulsory memory reception
The optimum reduction ratio (70~100%) is obtained from the
length of the received image and the received image is reduced to
that reduction ratio.
Printed out in actual size.
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r
Letter/Legal
1) Automatic reduction
(Letter)
2) Memory reception
(Legal)