Sharp MX-2301N Operation Manual page 585

[Colour Mode] key
Touch the [Colour Mode] key to open the colour mode setting screen for Scan to HDD.
The following settings can be selected for the scanning colour when the [COLOUR START] key or the [BLACK & WHITE
START] key is pressed.
Start key
[COLOUR START]
key
[BLACK & WHITE
START] key
When you have finished selecting the mode, touch the [OK] key.
[Job Detail Settings] key
Touch the [Job Detail Settings] key to display the [Exposure] key, [Resolution] key, and [Comp. Ratio] key.
(A) [Exposure] key
Use this to adjust the exposure and exposure mode.
(B) [Resolution] key
Use this to select the resolution that will be used when the file is transmitted.
When "Long Size" is specified, only resolution settings of 300 x 300 dpi and under can be selected.
(C) [Comp. Ratio] key
Use this to select the colour compression ratio that will be used when the file is transmitted in colour.
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Scan to HDD
Colour Mode
Mono2/Auto
Colour Mode
Colour
B/W
Mode
The original is scanned in full colour. This mode is best for full colour
originals such as catalogues.
Full Colour
Even when the original is black and white, it is scanned as a full colour
original.
The machine detects whether the original is colour or black and white and
Auto
automatically selects full colour or black and white (greyscale) scanning.
Only the red areas of the original are changed to the selected colour;
2 Colour colours other than red are scanned in black.
Red, green, blue, cyan, magenta, or yellow can be selected.
Colours in the original are scanned as black or white. This mode is best for
Mono 2
text-only originals.
The colours in the original are scanned in black and white as shades of
Greyscale
grey (greyscale).
Mono2/Auto
Colour Mode
Job Detail
Job Detail
Settings
Settings
Auto A4
Original
Full Colour
Auto 2 Colour
Mono2 Greyscale
Scanning method
(A) (B)
Auto 600x600dpi
Exposure Resolution
Medium
Comp. Ratio
(C)
6-18
DOCUMENT FILING
OK
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