Scanning Long Pages (iX1300)

ScanSnap Connect Application can be used to scan a long page documents such as long receipts.
ATTENTION

  • Scanning long page documents is only available for U-turn Scan, in which a document is loaded in the ADF paper chute (cover) and scanned.

  • If the setting for the image quality is set to [Best] in a profile, long page documents cannot be scanned. Change the setting for the image quality to a setting other than [Best].

The document length that can be scanned varies depending on the setting for [Scanning side] under [Scanning] in [Profile].

Scanning Side

Document Length

Duplex Scan

863 mm (33.97 in.)

Simplex Scan

1,117 mm (43.97 in.)

For details about documents that can be scanned, refer to Documents That Can Be Loaded Directly into iX1300.

The procedure to scan a long page document is as follows:

  1. Hold the right side of the ADF paper chute (cover) of the ScanSnap, and then open it to turn it on.

    Open the ADF paper chute (cover) fully so that the [Scan] button lights up in blue.

    When the ADF paper chute (cover) is opened, the extension will rise automatically.

    Opening the ADF Paper Chute (Cover)
  2. Load only one document in the ADF paper chute (cover) of the ScanSnap.

    Load the document face-up and top-first with its front facing you. Hold the document with your hand so that it does not fall out of the ADF paper chute (cover).

    Loading a Document
    ATTENTION

    Automatic image rotation is not available when scanning with ScanSnap Connect Application.

  3. Adjust the side guides to both edges of the document.

    Hold each side guide in the middle to adjust them. Otherwise, the document may be fed skewed.

    Adjusting the Side Guides
    ATTENTION
    • Make sure that the document support tab is open.

      Otherwise, a paper jam may occur.

      If the document support tab is closed, pull it up.

      Pulling up the Document Support Tab
    • If the document support tab comes off, refer to "Customer Support" in About Customer Support and Maintenance and make an inquiry.
  4. Hold down the [Scan] button for 3 seconds or longer until it flashes blue to scan the document.
    ATTENTION

    Give support to the document to avoid feeding the document in a skewed way when you scan a long page document.

    Feeding a document in a skewed way may damage the document.


    Providing Support to the Document

    A message appears indicating that the file is being received.

    The received file will appear on the [File List] screen or the [Files] screen.

    HINT

    • When you configure [Specify destination] for [Destination] in the [Profile] screen, the file is moved to the specified destination after scanning.

      Because the file that is moved is not displayed in the [File List] screen or in the folder screen with the ScanSnap Sync function set to on, use another application to confirm that the image data meets your requirements.

    • When the ScanSnap Sync function is set to on, the received file is uploaded to a synced cloud service automatically if you select the [Auto Upload] checkbox in [ScanSnap Sync Setting] and an Internet connection is established.

  5. Tap the received file on the [File List] screen or the [Files] screen.

    The [Preview] screen appears.

  6. Confirm that the image data meets your requirements.
    HINT

    You can send and view the received file in another application. When the ScanSnap Sync function is set to on, the received file can be uploaded to a cloud service.

ATTENTION

  • The scanned data will be discarded if you exit ScanSnap Connect Application during scanning.

  • When a notification occurs such as an e-mail alert, alarm or power shortage, a mobile device connected to iX1300 will be disconnected and scanning will be canceled.

    In this case, you can keep the scanned data created before the disconnection by bringing ScanSnap Connect Application active again, however, you cannot continue scanning the rest of the document.

  • Up to 1,000 pages can be created for a single PDF file.

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