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TOSHIBA TF 471
Document format
The following table gives you an idea of
which documents your fax machine can
handle.
Please note:
• Documents longer than 381 mm can
only be loaded manually.
• If you load severeal sheets at one
time, they should all be of the same
size and paper quality.
Problem documents ...
May not feed. This applies to
• torn, wrinkled or damp pages
• folded pages or pages with holes
• transparent pages or pages with a smooth,
shiny finish
• textile or metallic douments
There are two ways of avoiding this problem:
... by photocopying or using a carrier
sheet.
Your TOSHIBA dealer can supply you with the
necessary carrier sheets.
How to use carrier sheets:
Place your document face-up on the carrier
sheet under the transparent cover. Carrier
sheets can be used like normal documents
except for one restriction: only one carrier sheet
can be fed at one time.
How to load documents correctly
Remove any paper-clips, staples and similar
objects before transmitting the document. Now
place your documents on the document tray -
up to 20 at one time - as shown.
Automatic document feeder
Most important: Only the document sheets
placed facedown on the document tray can be
read. If you can still read your text, you’ll be
sending empty pages or the back of pages!
Adjust the document guides to the edges of the
sheets. After 2 seconds, your document will be
automatically pulled in by about 2 cm.
Single sheet 2 or more sheets
Document size (max) 216 mm (W) x 1000 mm (L) 216 mm (W) x 297 mm (L)
Document size (min) 148 mm (W) x 100 mm (L)
Effective scanning width 215 mm
How many sheets stacks up to
can be loaded at 20 sheet A4
one time?
Thickness of paper 0,05 ~ 0,15 mm 0,06 ~ 0,12 mm
Quality of paper Uncoated on both sides
If the machine pulls in more
than one document if the
weather is damp, or if the
documents are from the printer, insert
only the first document. When this
document has been pulled into the
machine, place the remaining documents
on top.