Epson SC-T5400 Series User Manual page 176

SC-T5400 Series/SC-T5400M Series/SC-T3400 Series/SC-T3400N Series User's Guide
Settings item
Scan Size
Auto Detect
ISO A
US-ANSI
US-ARCH
JIS B
ISO B
User-Defined
Top Offset
Original Type
Density
Image Quality
Contrast
Sharpness
Remove Back‐
ground
File Name
Filename Prefix
Add Date
Add Time
Using the Menu
Settings value
-
Display supported scan
sizes
Display the Scan Size Input
screen
*
0.0 to 100.0mm (0.0 )
*
0.00 to 3.94inch (0.00 )
*
Text & Image
Tracing Paper
Recycled
Blueprint
Blueprint Inverted
Watercolor Rendering
*
-4 to 4 (0 )
*
-4 to 4 (0 )
*
-4 to 4 (0 )
*
-4 to 4 (0 )
Enter the filename prefix
*
On
Off
*
On
Off
Explanation
The default setting of Auto Detect is recommended in most
situations. Note that, depending on the original, it may not be
possible to detect the width correctly even when the setting is Auto
Detect. Similarly, tracing paper and the optional carrier sheet are not
detected automatically. In such cases, change from the standard size
and specify a width of your choosing. If the desired size is not in the
options, then select User-Defined, and enter the length and width of
the original.
If you do not want to scan the top margin of the original, you can
adjust the top, and then scan. Enter the value for the length from the
top of where you want to start scanning.
If the carrier sheet is loaded, set the value to 19 mm.
Select the type in accordance with the loaded original.
Select the density for scanning. Negative values (-) are lighter and
positive values (+) are darker.
Set the contrast. Negative values (-) are weaker and positive values (+)
are stronger.
Set the sharpness. Negative values (-) are weaker and positive values
(+) are stronger.
Set the adjustment value for removing the background. Configure
this setting when you are scanning originals with colors or originals
that are thin or when removing unwanted backgrounds. Negative
values (-) are weaker and positive values (+) are stronger.
Use single-byte alphanumeric characters or symbols to enter the
prefix for the file name of the image.
Add the date to the file name.
Add the time to the file name.
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