Tutorial on using Canon ScanFront 220P
This scanner will accept a stack of documents and turn them into a PDF
attachment in an email. It will also produce JPG and TIFF files
suitable for web pages.
The feed selector switch should be in the down position, so that
sheets in the input tray are separated and scanned individually. The
fingerprint reader is not used.
The screen is a touchscreen. Touch the upper right corner with a
fingertip to wake up the screensaver. Press firmly, the touchscreen
requires more force than a laptop mouse pad.
Press "E-mail". The device can write scans to other places than
email, but sending email seems to take the least fuss.
Press your name in the directory to email the scans to you. You can
also email to someone not in the directory if you set up a directory
entry for them. The email will come from the address
flo-103-canon-scanner@stat.ufl.edu. This address will bounce if sent
or replied to.
Recipient is selected, press "Next".
Adjust the "Scan Settings" dropdown menus on the right to match your
documents.
Press "File format" to select between generating TIFF, JPG, or PDF
files, and their respective options.
Press "Delivery Options" to enter a Subject line and body of the
message to which the scans will be attached. The onscreen keyboard is
slow to use because you need to press the screen firmly; the external
keyboard is much faster.
If you pressed "File Format", you get this screen of options.
If you pressed "Delivery Options", you get this screen of options.
Stack your documents face down in the upper tray. Press the big green
button.
This is a preview of your scan. If it looks good, press "Continue to
scan".
When the last page has been scanned, press "Complete".
Press "Send", and your email is dispatched. Collect your documents from
the exit tray at the bottom.
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