Single Feed Mode - Konica Minolta bizhub PRO 951 Specification & Installation Manual

Konica Minolta bizhub PRO 951
Specification & Installation Guide
Z-Folded Mode
Use Z-Folded mode to scan z-folded originals without
using the size detection sensor of the ADF.
• Detectable original sizes: 11" x 17"L,
8.5" x 14"L, 8.5" x 11"L, A3L, B4L, A4L/P,
B5L/P, A5L
• Original weight: 14 lb Bond to 35 lb Bond
• Curling tolerance: 10 mm or less
• Feeder capacity: 100 sheets (22 lb Bond paper)
• Feeding tolerance of the same original:
5 times or less (single-sided), 3 times
or less (double-sided)

Single Feed Mode

Use Single Feed mode to copy thick originals to be fed
one sheet at a time in the ADF.
• Feedable original size: Max. 11.67" x 16.97"
to min. 5.03" x 5.49"
• Detectable original sizes: 11" x 17"L,
8.5" x 14"L, 8.5" x 11"L, A3L, B4L, A4L/P,
B5L/P, A5L
• Original weight: 14 to 53 lb Bond
for single-sided original, 14 to 35 lb Bond
for double-sided original.
• Curling tolerance: 10 mm or less
• Feeder capacity: 1 sheet at a time
• Feeding tolerance of the same original:
5 times or less (single-sided), 3 times
or less (double-sided)
Paper Type Descriptions
Paper Type Description
Fine paper The fine paper is non-coated paper generally
used for offset printing. This paper type has
a high degree of whiteness and used for
various purposes. Select [Fine] for the tray
loaded with paper having such characteristics
as mentioned above.
Plain The plain paper is used for copying/printing in
general and is called "PPC paper," and is usually
not recycled. Select [Plain] for the tray loaded
with plain paper or recycled paper.
Book/News The book/news paper is generally used for
a body part of a book, having characteristics
such as high opacity to prevent prints to be
seen from the back, or being cream-colored
for ease of reading. Select [Book/News] for
the tray loaded with this type of paper.
Embossed The embossed paper has a non-smooth surface
on which toner is hard to be fixed, so select
[Embossed] for the tray loaded with this type
of paper. Fine paper types such as cotton paper
are included in this category.
Blank Insert The blank insert is not a category provided
according to the plainness of paper, but used
for the paper only to be fed without being printed.
When using With Cover/Blank or Blank mode
of Insert Sheet, select [Blank Insert] for the tray
loaded with paper already printed and only to be
fed through, or paper to be used as blank pages.
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