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Unacceptable Documents 1
Documents with a carbon sheet attached on the back
Documents written in pencil
Documents of uneven thickness, such as envelopes
Documents with large wrinkles or curls
Bent or damaged documents
Documents that use tracing paper
Documents that use coated paper
Photographs (photographic paper)
Documents printed on perforated paper
Documents printed on unusually-shaped paper (not square or rectangle)
Documents with photos, notes, or stickers affixed to them
Documents that use carbonless paper
Documents that use loose-leaf paper or any paper with holes in it
Documents with paper clips or staples
Documents with wet ink
Fabrics, metallic sheets, Over Head Projector sheets
Glossy or mirrored media
Documents that exceed recommended media thicknesses
Receipt Carrier Sheet Information 1
Use the Receipt Carrier Sheet for a receipt only.
Use the BR-Receipts application when using the Receipt Carrier Sheet (see Scan Receipts Using BR-
Receipts (Windows
®
) on page 90 or Scan Receipts Using BR-Receipts (Macintosh) on page 102).
You can fold the receipt into a Z-shape and then insert it into the Receipt Carrier Sheet if the receipt is
longer than the Receipt Carrier Sheet (see Loading a Receipt on page 37).
To avoid document jams, do not load the Receipt Carrier Sheet upside down. Refer to the instructions
printed on the Receipt Carrier Sheet itself for more information or see Loading Documents on page 32.
To avoid document jams, do not put several small documents into the Receipt Carrier Sheet at the same
time. Insert only one document into the Receipt Carrier Sheet at a time.
Do not write on the Receipt Carrier Sheet, as the writing may be seen in a scanned receipt. If the Receipt
Carrier Sheet becomes dirty, wipe it with a dry cloth.
Do not leave any receipt in the Receipt Carrier Sheet for extended periods of time, as the printing on the
receipt may bleed-through onto the Receipt Carrier Sheet.
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