Canon IMAGE FORMULA DR-3010C - Manual (Page 16)

Chapter 2 Basic Operation
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IMPORTANT
A document must meet the following criteria to be scannable:
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When scanning multiple documents of different sizes, place the documents
so that they cover the entire span of the feed rollers.
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It is recommended that documents larger than LTR/A4 paper are fed one
sheet at a time.
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Scanning documents before the ink is dry can cause problems with the
scanner. Always make sure that the ink on a document is dry before scanning
it.
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Scanning documents that are written in pencil or similar material may make
the rollers and scanning glass dirty, which can lead to smudges on the
scanned image and transfer the dirt to subsequent documents. Always clean
the internal parts of the scanner after scanning such documents.
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When scanning a two-sided document that is printed on thin paper, the
image on the opposite side of each page may show through. In this case,
adjust the scanning intensity in the application software and set the
Preventing Bleed Through/Removing the Document Background function in
the driver before scanning the document.
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It is recommended that thin documents are fed one sheet at a time.
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Scanning the following types of documents can cause a paper jam or
malfunction. To scan such a document, make a photocopy of the document
and then scan the photocopy.
Business Card
Size: 1.97" x 2.12" (50 mm x 53.9 mm) or larger
Paper weight: 140 lb bond (300 g/m 2 ) 0.0138" (0.35 mm) or less
IMPORTANT
If a stack of business cards cannot be fed properly, reduce the number of cards
in the stack.
Plastic Card
Size: 2.12" x 3.37" (53.9 mm x 85.5 mm) (ISO7810 standard)
Card thickness: 0.03" (0.76 mm) or less
Orientation: Horizontal
feeding only
Embossed cards can be scanned.
NOTE
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Vertically placed cards may not be output properly, and cards that get jammed
may be damaged when you remove them. Make sure to place cards in the
proper orientation.
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Embossed cards may not scan correctly, depending on the type of
embossment.
Wrinkled or creased
documents
Extremely thin,
translucent paper
Coated paper
Carbon paper
Documents with paper
clips or staples
Torn documents
Curled documents
Documents with square
holes punched