Document reading apparatus, document reading method, and storage medium storing control program
AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsHIDEAKI KURIMOTO, TOHRU NISHIKAWA
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Abstract
There is provided a document reading apparatus which automatically transports a document placed on a document tray to read an image. In a case of reading the document placed on the document tray, a document tray moving unit moves the document tray and a pickup roller presses the document based on a first instruction by a first operation button so that a state in which the document is placed is shifted to a document feeding available state, and a reading process of the document is started based on a second instruction by a second operation button.
Claims16
A document reading apparatus which automatically transports a document placed on a document tray to read an image,
- wherein in a case of reading the document placed on the document tray, shifting a state in which the document is placed to a document feeding available state is performed based on a first instruction, and
- a reading process of the document is started based on a second instruction.
A document reading method for automatically transporting a document placed on a document tray to read an image, the method comprising:
- in a case of reading the document placed on the document tray, shifting a state in which the document is placed to a document feeding available state based on a first instruction;
- and
- starting a reading process of the document based on a second instruction.
A storage medium storing control program for operating a document reading apparatus which automatically transports a document placed on a document tray to read an image, the program causing a computer to function to:
- in a case of reading the document placed on the document tray, shift a state in which the document is placed to a document feeding available state based on a first instruction;
- and
- start a reading process of the document based on a second instruction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.