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Table of contents for the manual
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Page 1
How to use the Epson A3 scanner User guide[...]
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Page 2
2 Contents 1. Scanning images and documents……… page 3-7 2. Scanning direct to PDF……………………. page 8-14 3. Troubleshooting………………………….. …. page 15-16[...]
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3 Scanning images and documents 1. Open ‘Epson Scan’ by Double left clicking on desktop icon If this error message appears, make sure scanner is switched on . To switch on scanner follow troubleshooting instructions on page 20 , then left click on ‘No’ and repeat step 1[...]
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4 Check that you are in ‘Professional Mode’ by using the ‘Mode’ drop down window 2. Left click on ‘Scan’[...]
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5 3. Choose your ‘File Save Settings’ by: a.) Selecting ‘Location’ of scanned files (you can scan direct to a USB device by clicking on ‘Browse’ ) b.) Creating a ‘File Name’ c.) Selecting an ‘Image Format’ ( recommend JPEG ) Note: You can save direct to PDF format. See ‘ Scanning direct to PDF ’ section on page 8 for[...]
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6 A ‘Progress’ window will appear while your image/ document is being scanned[...]
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7 Once scanning is complete the file save location folder will automatically appear Note: If you already have this window open you may need to refresh it to see your saved files by pressing F5 on keyboard To scan more images/ documents , repeat steps 2-4 5. Once you have finished scanning, close ‘ Epson Scan ’[...]
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8 Scanning images and documents direct to PDF 1. Follow ‘Scanning images/ documents’ section steps 1 – 2 on pages 3 - 4 2. Choose your ‘File Save Settings’ by: d.) Selecting ‘Location’ of scanned files (you can scan direct to a USB device by clicking on ‘Browse’ ) e.) Creating a ‘File Name’[...]
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9 3. Select PDF (*.pdf) ‘Image Format’ using the drop down tab 4. Left click on ‘Options’[...]
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10 6. Make sure ‘Paper Size’ is set to A3 (you can change paper size using drop down tab) 7. Select desired ‘Orientation’ 8. Left click on ‘OK’ 9. Left click on ‘OK’ again (‘File Save Settings’ window)[...]
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11 A ‘Progress’ window will appear while your image/ document is being scanned[...]
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12 Once scanning is complete an ‘Epson Scan’ window will appear giving you three options Option 1: Saving your file a) Left click on ‘Save File’ Option 2: Adding more scanned pages a) Left click on ‘Add Page’ b) Left click on ‘Scan’ To add more pages, repeat steps a) and b) c) Left click on ‘Save File’[...]
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13 Option 3: Editing your scanned page/s In this edit mode, you can either rotate or delete pages To rotate a page: a) Highlight page you want to edit by left clicking on it b) Left click on green arrow icons To delete a page: a) Highlight page you want to edit by left clicking on it b) Left click on rubbish bin icon To save your edited [...]
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14 Once you have saved your scanned pages the file save location folder will automatically appear Note: If you already have this window open you may need to refresh it to see your saved files by pressing F5 on keyboard 1. Once you have finished scanning, close ‘ Epson Scan ’[...]
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15 Troubleshooting If this error message appears, make sure scanner is switched on by: 1. Switching on power button at front of scanner 2. Waiting for scanner power (green) light to change from flashing to steady[...]
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16 3. Left clicking on ‘No’ to close error message window[...]