S630 paper weight

Derek Baker · Apr 7, 2005

The PDF manual says that paper shouldn't be any more than 105gsm. This
review says it goes up to 245gsm:
http://www.macuser.co.uk/macuser/reviews/16292/canon-s630.html I've got some
180 here and wondering if it's any use.

Thanks

Derek Baker · Apr 7, 2005

Derek Baker said:
The PDF manual says that paper shouldn't be any more than 105gsm. This
review says it goes up to 245gsm:
http://www.macuser.co.uk/macuser/reviews/16292/canon-s630.html I've got
some 180 here and wondering if it's any use.

Thanks

I see here it says "64 to 105 gsm2 and supported Canon special media up to
245 gsm2" What counts as special media?

Dan G · Apr 7, 2005

I routinely used my S750 with 110# card stock, whatever that is in metric.
You do have to set the abrasion lever to the left.

BR549 · Apr 7, 2005

I use 199gsm card stock in my S520 with no problems.

The PDF manual says that paper shouldn't be any more than 105gsm. This
review says it goes up to 245gsm:
http://www.macuser.co.uk/macuser/reviews/16292/canon-s630.html I've got some
180 here and wondering if it's any use.

Thanks

Derek Baker · Apr 8, 2005

BR549 said:
I use 199gsm card stock in my S520 with no problems.

The PDF manual says that paper shouldn't be any more than 105gsm. This
review says it goes up to 245gsm:
http://www.macuser.co.uk/macuser/reviews/16292/canon-s630.html I've got
some
180 here and wondering if it's any use.

Thanks

Thanks

Derek Baker · Apr 8, 2005

Dan G said:
I routinely used my S750 with 110# card stock, whatever that is in metric.
You do have to set the abrasion lever to the left.

Assuming # means pound, the conversion formula here
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/iso-paper.html makes that 179gsm.

Thanks