Activity 2 - Copying A Non-Standard Size Original - Xerox 6204 Study Manual

Xerox 6204 Wide Format Solution
Note: When you feed a long document, the lead edge may curl toward the
scanner after it leaves the Front Return Guides and begin to re-feed
itself. To prevent this, manually guide the lead edge of the
document away from the scanner entrance.
7. The printer will begin to process the scanned image information
a short time after scanning stops and will output a 24" x 36"
copy of the original.
8. Now, without changing any settings, repeat the job you just ran.
This time feed the document into the scanner in a portrait
orientation (Short Edge Feed or SEF).
The Auto Rotate feature allows the print to exit the machine in
the same orientation as the previous job. Auto Rotation helps
reduce media consumption and cost by automatically fitting the
copy image on the wider media.
9. Press the Clear All button to reset the copy features to the
default selections.
Activity 2 – Copying a Non-Standard Size Original
Refer to 3 Copy – Output Format in the User Guide as you
perform the activity.
This activity requires you to make copies of a non-standard size
original, in this case, one that measures 12" x 36".
When the Output Format (media cut mode) is set to Preset, the
copy will be cut to standard dimensions, for example, the copy you
just made of the standard D-size original measured 24" x 36".
In this activity you will learn that by selecting the [Synchronized]
selection, you can make copies that are the same size as the
original. The synchronized cut mode prevents unwanted white
space on copies and helps conserve media.
1. Set up the job as follows:
Reduce/Enlarge: 100%
Media Source: Roll 1 36"
Output Format: Select [Preset] > [24 x 36 ARCH D] > Save].
2. Feed the 12" x 36" original into the scanner, LEF (landscape).
The machine will process the image information and output a
24" x 36" copy. Notice the white space along the edge of the
copy.
3. Now go to the [Basic Copy] tab and press the Output Format
[Synchronized] button.
4. Feed the document LEF into the scanner again to make
another copy.
5. Notice that this time the machine automatically cuts the copy to
the same size as the original, that is, it synchronizes the size of
the copy to the size of the original.
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