Xerox 2101 User Manual page 297

"5.2 Enlarging/Reducing Image"
"5.12 Specifying Document Size"
"5.19 Specifying Document Type"
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Specify other settings if necessary.
When specifying 2 Sided Original:
When using the DADF to scan 2-sided documents, select the orientation of the
document.
• Select 2 Sided Head to Head if the images of the document for both side one
and two are in the same orientation.
• Select 2 Sided Head to Toe if the orientation for the images on side one and
two are in different orientations.
When specifying Reduce/Enlarge:
Use this option to select a percentage (%) to enlarge or reduce your scanned
image.
To specify this percentage, either select a preset percentage and scan the
document, or enter the desired percentage and scan the document.
• Select Preset % if you want to specify one of the 7 preset percentages (fixed
size to fixed size enlargement or reduction) when scanning your document.
• Select Variable % if you want to scan your document at a desired percentage.
You can select a magnification rate in 1% increments from 25 to 400%.
When specifying Original Size:
Use this option to specify a document size for scanning when using a non-
standard size document or when the size of the document is different from the
copy paper.
When specifying a non-standard document size, specify a size within 10 to 432
mm for the X direction and 10 to 297 mm for the Y direction.
Load documents on the document glass when a non-standard document size is
specified.
When specifying Original Type:
Use this option to select from one of the Original Type options to match your
document type.
• Select Text & Photo if the document contains both text and photographs.
Further define your document type by selecting from the options displayed on
the right: Halftone, Photograph, and Light Text.
• Select Text if the document contains only text.
• Select Photo for scanning photographs. Further define your document type by
selecting from the options displayed on the right: Halftone and Photograph.
7.3 Scanning Documents
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