Sharp AR-M208 Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 28)

MAKING COPIES

COPYING FROM THE RSPF

About reversing single pass feeder (RSPF)

The reversing single pass feeder (RSPF) hold up to 40 originals each for automatic document feeding.

If the RSPF is being used, two-sided originals can be copied automatically without having to manually

turn them over.

Acceptable originals

Up to 40 originals ranging from 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" to 11" x 17" and from 15 lbs. to 23 lbs. can be used.

The total aggregate thickness must not exceed 5/32".

NOTES:

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Be sure to remove any staples or paper clips from the originals.

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Before placing curled or wavy originals into the document feeder tray, be sure to flatten them. If

not, original misfeeds may result.

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For best feeding of originals which have binding holes punched into them, insert them so that

the holes are positioned to the right or along the original guides. In this case the settings for

margin shift may need to be changed. See page 51.

Unacceptable originals

The following types of paper cannot be used as originals:

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Special papers including transparency film, photographs, and tracing paper

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Damaged or crumpled originals

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Paper with multiple punched holes (paper with two or three holes can be used)

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5-1/2" x 8-1/2" size originals cannot be used in the 2-sided to 1-sided or 2-sided to 2-sided mode.

Using the RSPF

Ensure that no original is left on the platen glass.

Adjust the original guides to the size of the originals.

Stream feeding mode

If the stream feeding mode has been enabled using a key operator program, the message "Set

originals for stream feeding." will appear for approximately 5 seconds after feeding of all originals is

completed. While this message is displayed, any new originals placed in the RSPF will be fed and

copied automatically.

★KEY OPERATOR See page 10 of the KEY OPERATOR'S GUIDE for information on setting the

stream feeding mode.

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