Brother ADS-2400N User Manual page 117

Scan Using Your Computer
Setting Description
Contrast Adjust the setting (from -50 to 50) to get the best image.
The default value of 0 represents an average and is
usually suitable for most images. You can increase or
decrease the contrast level by moving the slider to the
right or left. An increase emphasises dark and light
areas of the image, while a decrease reveals more
details in grey areas. You can also enter a value in the
box to set the Contrast.
NOTE
The Contrast setting is only available when setting
Scan Type to Auto, Grey (Error Diffusion),
True Grey or 24bit Colour.
Continuous Scan multiple pages. After the page has been scanned,
Scanning you can either continue or finish scanning. By using this
method, you can scan more pages than the ADF can
hold.
2-sided If you select this box, the machine scans both sides
Scanning of the document. When using the automatic 2-sided
(duplex) scan feature, you must select Long-edge
binding or Short-edge binding depending on the
layout of your original to make sure the data file created
appears correctly in the scanned document.
Carrier Sheet Scan the following document types using the Carrier
Mode Sheet. For this mode, you can select any setting other
than Auto from the Document Size drop-down list.
 Large-sized Documents (A3, B4 and Ledger)
Fold the document in half and insert it in the Carrier
Sheet for 2-sided (duplex) scanning. Both the front
and back pages are combined into a single page.
Select 2 in 1(A4) for an A3 document, 2 in 1(B5)
for a B4 document or 2 in 1(Letter) for a Ledger
document from the Document Size drop-down list.
 Important documents (photos, contracts)
 Thin paper (receipts)
 Irregularly-shaped paper (clippings)
NOTE
• Load only one Carrier Sheet at a time.
• Load the document in the centre of the Carrier Sheet
and align the top of the document with the top of the
Carrier Sheet.
Applicable Feature
Image OCR E-mail File
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Print
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