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A pattern printed on paper or fabric, an image, a
pattern template or an original hand-drawn
illustration can be scanned and saved as image data
on a USB flash drive.
This is useful for saving the data of an original image
as backup before cutting.
Notes on Scanning
■ Scanning Specifications
• Scanning format: Color
• Saved file format: jpg
■ Material That Can be Scanned
Memo
• Depending on the machine model, the sizes of
mats that can be used will differ. Check the
“Maximum Scanning Area” under “Machine
Information” of the settings screen.
• Use the optional scanning mat to secure the
paper or fabric to be scanned. The mat can be
used without attaching the paper or fabric to
the mat.
Tutorial 5 - Scanning to USB
In this tutorial, we will save an illustration drawn on
paper as JPEG data to a USB flash drive.
■ Scan Settings
a Insert the USB flash drive into the USB port (for
a USB flash drive) on this machine.
b Touch the “Scan” key in the home screen to
select the scanning mode.
c Select “Scan to USB” in the scanning mode
selection screen.
 A message appears.
d Touch to display the scanning settings
screen.
Specify the size of the area to be scanned and the
scanning resolution.
e Touch the “Scan Size” button to display the
scanning size settings screen.
SCANNING IMAGES (Scan to USB)
Thickness Max. 3 mm
Type Paper/Fabric
Mat
Mat suitable for the material (See
“Reference Table of Mat and Material
Combinations” on page 14.)