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Microlek International Inc. Image Scanner _ _ _ F_CC ID. : E_F9§_KYLINE—5QOOES
Skyline 5000 fs
User‘s Manual
Microtek lnternatlonal Inc, Imag_e_Scanner FCC lD. 1 EFQSKYLINE-SQOOIiS=
Federal Communications Oommlsslon (Fcc) Statement
Thls cqutpment has been tested and louncl to comply wtth the hmlts [or a Class B digttal device, pursuant to
Part 15 althc FCC Rules. These [units are designed to pruvtdc reasonable protection against harmful
tntcrference m a restdcntml lnstnllation. Thts equipment generates uses and can radtate radio frequency
energy and, ll not installed and used m accordance with the mstructtons, may cause harmful mlerferencc to
radlu cummumcatlons However, there ts no guarantee that lntcrtcrence wtll not occur m a parttcular
lnstallation. If thls cqulpmcnt does cause hatmlul tnterlerence m radto or televtslon receptton, whtch can be
delm‘mincd by tummg the cqutpment off and on, the user is encouraged tcl try [0 correct the interference by
one or more of the lollnwmg measures:
~ Rconenl/rclocate the reeetving antennas
- increase the sepamuon between the equtpment and recelver.
- Comment the equtpment mto an outlet on a clrcult dlllerent from that to whtch the receiver ts connected,
- Consult the dealer or an cxpenenced mdlu/IV technicmn for help
New Shleldcd lntcrface table Wllllft'rr’llt mm msmlled on smmwr cmmztwr end must be used with this equipment
Changes or modlficatiuns not expressly approved by me manulactursv responsible for
Cumpllance could Void the users autnonty to operate lna equlpmenl.
Hardware Installation
for the Skyline SOOOfs I
This section provides information on installing the hardware
for your Skyline 5000fsriAn outline is provided on the next
two pages to guide you through the various stages of
hardware installation.
Hardware Installation 2-47
1“
Overview
The hardware installation section provides information on installing
the hardware for your Skyline SOOOfs. An outline is provided below
to guide you through the various stages of hardware installation.
To do this...
See the section...
1 Go through preliminaries
' Unpack the scanner
- ' Check requirements
' Check voltage
Before You begin
2 Install the scanner
' Install the scanner card and cabling,
' Check the SCSI 1D
Installation
3 Operate the scanner
- Perform the power—on self-test
' Components ofthe Skyline SOOOfs
' Use the glass film holder
' Use the standard film holder
' Scan without the film mount
' Scan with the film mount
Operating the scanner
4 Perform othertasks
' Return the scanner
' Replace the scanner lamp
Miscellaneous
w. '
'm°“"°k User‘s Guide for Windows
Checklist for hardware installation
This is a quick rundown of things you need to do and look out for to
install your hardware properly.
Unpack your scanner and read the Packing List first to
determine if you have everything you need. If not, call Microtek
Sales. See p, 2—50.
Check system requirements and scanner voltage. See p. 2—51.
As the first step to installation, install the scanner card and set
up the cabling Depending on your installation, you may or may
not need terminators. See pp 252 to 2-56.
Check the scanner‘s SCSI ID. If it needs to be changed, set the
ID according to procedures outlined on pp. 2-58
To operate the scanner, turn on the power button at the back of
the unit. The POWER and READY indicators on the front
should blink and then stay on solidly. If they don't stop
blinking, there may be a hardware problem with your scanne‘r.
At this time, the fluorescent lamp inside the scanner should be
on as well. See p. 2~59 or the troubleshooting section in the
Appendix.
For information on how to position a slide for scanning and the
use of scanner accessories, see pp. 2-60 to 2-62.
If you need to ship the scanner for repair, follow scanner—return
procedures for repair. See p. 2-71.
For specifications on the Skyline SOOOfs, see p. 2-73. If the
scanner lamp needs to be replaced, see p.Z-72.
Hardware Installation 2-49
Before You Begin ' Unpack the scanner
' Cheek requirements
' Check the voltage
Unpacking the scanner
Remove the scanner from the box, and save the box and packing
materials in case you need to ship the scanner again‘
_Upon opening the scanner box, you will see a Packing List that lists
both hardware and software components of your scanner package,
as well as the part numbers for those components.
If any component is missing, call Microtek Sales and provide
information on the missing component and part number. Please be
ready to provide the scanner‘s serial number and your proof of
purchase as well. Keep the Packing List for your reference in case
you need to order a component in the future.
Note: if you need to ship back the scanner for any repairs, the scanner
must be packed in the original box in which it came. Otherwise, Microtek will
not be responsible for any damage that may he sustained during shipping to
or from Mlcrotek. You may be charged for a new box,
j User's Manual
Microlek swim. 500015 Suttware diskettes Q
‘mm
%' Quick Installation Guide
Power cord Film Holders and
Accessories
DCFl Users Guide
7, ‘\
f Q§ Warranty Card
JCSI cable KCMS User's Guide
Requhemenm
Vouage
' IBM PC 386 or better, with 8MB RAM (16MB needed ifyou are
using Photoshop 3.0)
' Windows 341 or higher
' 4OMB hard disk (200MB recommended); at least 20MB free
' VGA color monitor; color display card; laser printer
(recommended). Photoshop requires a monitor and display card
capable of displaying at least 256 colors.
' Basic knowledge of DOS and Windows, and how to install an
interface card inside the PC
The voltage of the scanner is indicated at the back of the scanner
near the power switch.
Voltage is preset depending on your area, ranging from 100V to 120V
(US. and Canada), or 100V to 240V (Europe and other parts)
In the unlikely event that you receive a scanner with a voltage
setting different from the voltage level used in your area, call your
dealer to return the scanner Scanners marked with 100V to 120V will
not operate with 220-volt power in Europe or South America
MlcnorE-r
MoDEL no nu.“
U.S. voltage requirements
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European voltage requirements
Hardware Installation 2 51
it» Fc,
Installation - Preparing the scanner card for use
' Install the scanner card and cabling
' Check the SCSI ID
Preparing the scanner card for use
17°C
2-52
i~
The scanner card that comes with your Microtek scanner is the
Adaptec AVA-1505PE In the next section, you will learn how to insert
the card into your computer and connect it to your scanner. Before
doing that, however, you need to make sure that the card is ready for
use.
TheAdaptecAVA-15OEA E
The Adaptec AVA-1505M is an lSA-to-SCSI host adapter (card). The
AVA-1502E has a block of five jumpers (see illustration below) Four
jumpers control the IRQ setting; thejumper marked ALT controls the
l/O Port Address.
lllll U lll llll
Default settings
The AVA—150§AEis designed for ease of use, so in many cases, the
default settings of the card should be appropriate, This means that
you will only need to plug the card into your computer, then run the
EZ»SCSI software program that comes with the card to finish
installation.
The default settings of the card for lRQ and I/O Port Address are
IRQ 10, and I/O Port Address 140h—15Fh. These settings are
controlled by thejumpers on the card.
Parameter Delault Setting
IRQ Channel 10
I/O Port Address 14Dh—15Fh
Microtek User's Guide for Wlndows
Installation ' Install the scanner card and cabling
- Check the SCSI ID
installing the scanner card and cabling
Note: This step shows you how to install’the Adapter: AVA»150‘rAescanner
card that came With your scannert lf you wish to use the Mlcrotek MS~PNR
or MS-PCZ card, see the Appendix for other details.
1 Turn off the computer, and remove the COVE! of the PC.
2 Look for an available slot in the PC, remove the slot cover, and
insert the Adaptec AVA-ISOSAEcarcl into the slot. Push the card
in to make sure it’s seated all the way in the slot.
Insert the AVA—
tsoechard into
an available slot
\ 3
Note When you plug the card into your PC‘ the back at the card
may pop out a little bit when you tighten the screw on the
‘ card. To ensure a proper connection, see to it that the from
and back of the card are in all the way, securely held in
place by the card slot.
3 Place the cover back on the computer. Connect the card and the
45t scanner, using the cable that came with your 45t scanner for
this purpose, Make sure your 45t scanner and computer are
turned off when you perform the connection.
SCSl cable
Note You may or may not need a terminator in your installation
See the next section for more details.
2-54 Microtek User‘s Guide for Winrlnws
Installation...
Notes on SCSI ID numbers
° Each SCSI device must have a unique SCSI ID number.
' Valid SCSI ID numbers are 0 to 6. Do not use SCSI ID #7, which
is used to carry a self-lest for the scanner and make the carriage
move back and forth. SCSI ID #8 and {49 are also not used.
Note: For instructions on how to install a third-party SCSI card such as
Adaptec (instead of using the supplied Microtek MS-PNR card), see the
Appendix.
. Emu our; Guide for Windows
Operating the Scanner ' Performing the power-on self—test
° Components of the ScanMaker 45t
~ Using the glass film holder
- Using the standard film holder
' Scanning Without the film mount
' Scanning with the film mount
Hardware Installation 2-59
Components of the Skyline SOOOfs
The following items are included with your scanner package: a
standard film holder, 3 glass film holder, several film mounts, and
adhesive strips.
See illustrations below and check to see that you have all of the
items.
Standard film holder Glass film holder
Film mount #1 (50 mm x 50 mm) Film mount «2 (60 mm x 70 mm) Film mount #3 (for 35 mm slides)
© <<> / f
35 mm metal slide spacer 35 mm slide mount Magnetic strips (2) Vinyl strips (4) l
item my Purpose
Glass film holder 1 To scan irregularly sized film up to 5" x 5" 5
Vinyl strips 4 To secure film to the glass film holder ‘
Standard film holder 1 To scan standard sized film 60 mm x 60 mm
Film mount an i To hold 60 mm x 60 mm film
Film mount dz 1 To hold 60 mm x 70 mm film
Film mount #3 1 To hold 35 mm x 35 mm film
35 mm Sllde mount 1 To enclose unmounted 35 mm slides ‘
35 mm slide spacer 1 To raise the thickness of mounted 35 mm i
slides so that slides can fit on film mount #3. l
Magnetic strips 2 To secure film to the standard film holder
2~60 Microtek User's Gulde for Windows
The scanning frame of the film depends on the film holder and the
mount to be used. Below is a table of scanning frames for the
various film holders and mounts.
Film holder and mount
Scanning frame
Standard film holder
4“ x 5" (without film mount)
Film mount #1 (60 mm x 60 mm)
Film mount #2 (60 mm x 70 mm)
Film mount #3 (35 mm x 35 mm)
368“ x 4.44“
55 mm x 55 mm
55 mm x 68 mm
34 mm x 34 mm
Glass film holder
5” x 5"
5" x sn
Hardware installation 2-61
Operating the scanner...
Using the standard film holder
Use the standard film holder to scan film of the following sizes: 4" x
5"; 60 mm x 60 mm; 60 mm x 70 mm; and 35 mm x 35 mm films.
A. Scanning without the film mount
Follow this procedure to scan 4” x 5” film. For all others size, see the
procedure Scanning with the film mounts,
1 Place the standard film holder on an even surface, then open the
film holderl
2 Place the film upright and facing up inside the standard film
holder, and rest the upper and left edges against the three guide
pins for positioning.
Be careful that the guide pins do not puncture the film when |
you place the film inside the film holder.
Film is held
in place by
guide pins.
2-64 Microlek User's Guide for Windows L
Close the standard film holder.
Close the front cover of the Skyline SOOOfs You are now ready
to scan.
Hardware Installation 2-65
Operating the scanner...
B. Scanning with the film mount
Follow this procedure to scan film of these size: 60 mm x 60 mm; 60
mmx70mm
1 Place the standard film holder on an even surface, then open the
film holder.
2 Place the film to be scanned inside the film monut> with thelfilm
facing up
' if you are scanning a 60 mm x 60 mm film, use film mount #1
(see iii-60).
' If you are scanning a 60 mm x 70 mm film, use film mount #2
(see p. 2—60).
3 Use the magnetic strips to secure the film to the film mounts and
position the strips along the edge, making sure that the area to
be scanned is not covered by the strips.
Magnetic strips
2-66 Mlcrotek User's Guide for Windows
Place the mounted film in the standard film holder, and rest the
upper and left edges against the three guide pins for
positioning.
Be careful that the guide pins do not puncture the film when
you place the film inside the film holder.
xfi Guide pins
Mounted film
inside the film holder
facing up.
Close the front cover of the Skyline SOOOfs You are now ready
to scan.
Hardware Installation 2-67
Operating the scanner...
C. Scanning with the film mounts for 35-mm film
Follow this procedure to scan 35-mm film.
1 Place the standard film holder on an even surface, then open the
film holder.
2 Do one of the following:
- To scan unmounted slides
Place the slide in the Microtek 35—mm slide mount, then place
the mounted slide in film mount #3 (see p. 2—60). Secure the film
under the clips of the film mount to lock the slide in
Q / an
Microtek 35 mm Q
Slide mount {}
<©> Mounted slide
' To scan mounted slides (if the thickness of the slide is
about the same as the thickness of the Microtek slide
mount)
«a
m then Guide for Windows
Place the mounted slide in film mount #3. Secure the film under
the clips of the film mount to lock the slide in
fee
/ /
Film mount #3 Q
It Mounted slide
~ To scan mounted slides (H the thickness of the slide is
thinner than the Microtek slide mount)
Place the metal slide spacer beneath the clips of film mount #3,
then push the mounted slide under the Clips to lock the slide in.
Film mount #3
// Mounted slide
{3 \ Metal slide spacer
Place film mount #3 inside the standard film holder, and rest the
upper and left edges of the film adapter against the three guide
pins for positioning
Be careful that the guide pins do not puncture the film when
you place the film inside the film holder.
Guide pins
Mounted mm
Hardware Installation 2-59
Operating the scanner...
2-70
4 Close the standard film holder.
Mounted film
inside the film holder
facing up.
6 Close the front cover of the Skyline SOOOfs You are now ready
IO scan 110W.
Microtek User's Guide for Windows
Miscellaneous ' Returning your scanner for repairs
' Replacing the scanning lamp
Returning your scanner for repairs
Your Microtek scanner has been built to exacting standards. Just like
any piece of electrical equipment, however, your scanner or the
delicate parts in it are subject to wear and tear, and may malfunction
for any number of reasons. If your scanner needs to be serviced or
repaired, do the following:
For U.S. users:
- Call Microtek Technical Support to get a Repair Merchandise
Authorization (RMA) number. You can also call Microtek's fax~
back system (at 3102976101) to get an RMA request form
faxed to you; request Document No. 414. Fill out the form and
fax it back to Microtek; you will then be issued an RMA
number.
- Pack the scanner in the original box without any software, and
send the interface card and cables only if you are asked to do
so. If you have lost the original box, you will need to buy one
from Microtek for a nominal fee.
' Send the scanner to Microtek Lab, Inc., 3715 Doolittle Drive,
Redondo Beach, CA 90278. Make sure the RMA number is on
the outside address label.
Important Make sure the RMA number is on the address label and
is visible on the outside of the box. Packages without an
RMA number or with the wrong RMA number on the
outside of the box will be refused and returned to sender.
For Canadian users:
Call Microtek Technical Support. You will be given an RMA number
and address in Canada to where your scanner can be sent for repair.
For users in parts other than the us or Canada:
Call your authorized dealer for further instructions.
Hardware Installation 2-71
Mlscellaneous...
Replacing the scanner lamp
If the lamp inside your scanner does not come on or if it begins to
flicker or dim after sometime, the lamp may need to be replaced.
If this is the case, call the Microtek AutoTech fax-back system at
310—297—5101, then listen to the recorded instructions to request a
document on how to replace the scanner lamp.
2-72 Micrulek User‘s Guide for Windows
S yline 5000fs Specifications
Media:
Transparency color or black-and-white
originals.
Image Sensor: ,
Linear array CCD with cold (Monocle
lamp.
Scanning Modes:
Single scanning pass; 36-bit color; 12-bit
grayscale,
Scan Frame:
Standard film holder
. 4" x 5" (without film mount):
3.58‘1 X 4 44"
- 60 mm x60 mm film mount#1:
55 mm x 55 mm
~ 60 mm x 70 mm film mount #2:
55 mm x 65 mm
- 35 mm x 35 mm film mount 33:
34 mm x 34 mm
Glass film holder: 5“ x 5“
Maximum Document Size:
5“ x 5" (128 mm x128 mm)
Optical Resolution:
1500 X 2500
interpolated Resolution:
SODUdpi horizt x SGCOdpi vert.
Scan Frame Selections:
From 1/8" to 5" in 1/8“- or 1-pixel
increments.
Image Controls Brightness Settings:
From -100% to +100% in 201 increments.
Contrast Settings:
From -42% to +252% in 42 increments.
Resolution Settings:
Form 1% to 100% in 136 steps in
grayscale and color modes (software
definable).
Scanning Speed:
25 milliseconds per line
interface:
Microtek MS
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