Copying; Copying Function; Copying Method; Copying Cancel - Pantum M7300 Series User Manual

8. Copying

8.1. Copying function

Common copying
ID copy
Receipt copying

8.2. Copying method

1. Click "Copy" button/"ID copy" button/"Bill copy" button in control panel.
2. Put an original into the ADF with its front upward (only for plain copying) or on the glass
platen with its front downward. (For how to put an original, please see
3. Click "Copy" button to copy.
4. Place the original text in the glass platen, scan this page, then give a prompt of "Scan next
page". When there is another page to scan, take away the previous one, put the next one in
the glass platen, click "Scan next page". After scanning all the pages, click "End scan".

8.3. Copying cancel

To cancel copy job, click "Cancel job" button.

8.4. Common copying setting

Change related setting through setting menu for better copy result.
1. Select "Copy" button in printer control panel;
2. Determine copy setting, click "Copy" button to copy.
Note: • The image quality, intensity, resizing and paper setting can keep valid after
options are set.
• Settings on all-in-one, clone, poster, collated copy and duplex copy will be
restored to defaults after completing the copying, switching among panel keys or
rebooting the machine.
Copy
Multipage
Clone
Poster
Collated copy
Duplex copying
Image quality
Intensity
Resizing
Paper Size
Paper type
Arrangement mode Set the ID copy layout.
Intensity
Paper Size
Intensity
Paper Size
Instructions
Print a multi-page document to a piece of paper.
Print several identical images to a piece of paper.
Print a one-page original to pieces of paper.
Collate copies of an original.
Duplex copying of the original can be achieved.
Set the definition mode to improve the copying
effect.
Adjust deep-light copying effect by setting intensity.
Reduce or enlarge the size of image copied.
Set the paper size.
Set paper type.
Adjust deep-light copying effect by setting intensity.
Set the paper size.
Adjust deep-light copying effect by setting intensity.
Set the paper size.
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