Ultima Electronics UECFS12EP User Manual 81721

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ULTIMA ELECTRONICS CORP.
USER'S MANUAL
User‘s Manual
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User's Manual
k How to use this manual?
0 Chapter 1 : Introduction
0 Chapter 2 : Operation
a Chapter 3 : Error Message
0 Chapter 4 : Trouble Shooting
0 Chapter 5 : Specification
0 Chapter 6 : Glossary
0 Chapter 7 : Registration
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liiti'oduction Page 1 of 2
Introduction
Preface
Powerful Scanner Feature
How does the scanner work?
Something you should know!
What‘s on this CD?
9 Preface
This canner is a onevpass 600 dpi (dot per inch) color desktop scanner that will scan images into
B&W, Gray scale and True color digitized format. It can communicate with image-processing
applications and OCR (optical character recognition) utilities running on IBM PC or compatible
platforms through the popular TWAIN interface protoclo.
0 Powerful Scanner Feature
A scanner is a device that can catch images and translate the image into a digital form that computer
can display. edit. store and output. The image we say here refers to photos and pages of characters,
graphics and illustrations. or even coins or textile products in three dimensions. Therefore. a scanner
can accomplish the following jobs:
0 To scan characters into bit identifying software for processing, thereby avoiding the
trouble of typing.
0 To add graphics or photos in the document.
0 To add image in multimedia.
0 To produce artistic document.
If you have a basic understanding of what a scanner can do, you may now improve your working
quality and cffiCiency.
Q How does the scanner work?
The way a scanner catches an image is to shine a light upon the document being scanned and the
receptor on the scanner then collects the reflective light, Depending on the intensity of the reflective
light by document. the receptor digitizes these data With either "0” or ”1" and finally through the
scanner‘s software read these figures to reorganize a computer image file.
0 Something you should know!
Before installing the scanner, please make sure your system meets the followmg requirements:
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Operation
‘Getting Started Main Advance Momtor Preference—I
mm. , 11mm
You can scan anything that you can put on the Glass Platen. The Document Covet allows you to
scan thtck documents (about 2 centimeters) ltke books and magazines‘ You can even remove the
Document Cover to scan vety thtck ocuments. Please keep tn min that heavy objects may
crack or even break the Glass Platent
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The menu contains commands that let you move or resixe the window, close the TWAIN Source or
park the scanner. Double clicking the system menu is a quick way to close the window.
I Preview Window
The Preview Window is where the prescan image is displayed with ruler markings along its edges. You
can change the ruler unit by simply clicking the unit box on the upper left corner at the Preview
Window. Three ruler unit measurements are available: inch, centimeter and pixel.
On the bottom of the left Preview Window shows the width and height otthe selected scan area as well
as its size. and the current position of your cursor.
1 Property page:
You can flip these property pages by clicking the tags on the top. Their functional details are
described in the section of each page.
There are four buttons located on the bottom of the Property pages tor you to do the basic scanning
operation of the TWAIN source window with one simple click. For details, please see next paragraph.
‘ Scan Control Buttons
Four functional buttons, Prescan, Scan. Help, and Exit, are at the lower right end of the page. A tip box
will appear to remind you of the function of each button as you locate the cursor on it.
Click the Prescan button to perform an immediate low-resolution scan. The prescan image will be
displayed in the Preview window.
C ck the Scan button to perform the final scan and send the result to the destination determined by
you. Click the Scan button will prompt you to give a file name for saving your scanned image if you set
"tile" as your scan destination.
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image quality.As images are scanned directly from screen-print media (like newspapers or
magazines), you should notice that scanned Images usually include wavelike patterns and lines. As
long as the scanning resolution is not set too high. you can use this function to remove these
annoying effects. For example, it your scanning image is newspaper material, the scanner will
automatically adjust the scanned image to high newspaper quality.
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Normal
You need not select this icon it your document is photo or better quality images.
Newspaper
It?
For newspaper document selection.
jCatalog I Magazine
For catalog or magazine document selection.
fiArt Magazine
For art magazine document selection.
Q User Define Object
Select this icon and a dialog box will appear. You can either enter the desired value in the number box
or use the scroll bar.
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1 Scan Mode
Scan mode lets you decide how the scanner will interpret your image. Three choices are available in
the TWAIN source: Color mode, Gray mode, and BIW (black/white) mode.
olor mode
Select Color mode for color images.
lGray mode
Select Gray mode for images that contain 256 shades of gray.
.BIW mode
Select BIW for texts and illustrations that contain only black and white without gray shading.
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-' Resolution
The resolution is measured in dots per inch (dpi), which is used to represent the image detail in a
given area. The available resolution ranges from 50to19200 dpi. Generally, the higher the resolution,
the sharper and higher the quality of the scanned image. However, In some cases, high resolution is
not necessary because resolution is determined or limited by many factors: image type, the original
image resolution, the output device resolution, the available storage space on your hard disks, etc.
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Normally you should choose a resolution that matches the resolution 01 the output device. The
following list is our suggestlon:
l 4 72 -1'6ii'dpi jforCRVTDls'play '7 W?
l 72 - 216dpi Wore-5m Dot Matrix Printer ,
100 i 400 dpi" or 25-pinPot Matrix Printei; ,,
100- mi; dpi "or Facsimile 7
100 - 500 dpi "W for Laser and Inkjet Printer
You can adjust the resolution by using the scroll bar (moving the box, clicking the arrow icons or
clicking on the space between the box and the Icon), directly keying in the value into the number box,
or selecting a value in its drop-down combo box to the desired resolution.
IBrightness
Brightness refers to the intensity oi light reflected from or transmitted through an image. The larger
the brightness value, the brighter the image appears. Brightness is indicated by a percentage ranging
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Operation
Getting Stated Main Advance Monitor Preference
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Advance page
While including the basic functions on the Main page, the Advance page also encompasses Image
Enhancement Tools that can he used to compensate for any color distortion ofthe scanned images.
Also, the Batch Scan lets you scan more than one selected scan area with a single operation. The
Advance page is illustrated as tollows.
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Image Enhancement Tools
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If channel “All" is chosen, the gamma value is applied to the red/green/blue channel.
Otherwise, the gamma value for red/greenlblue is applied to the red/green/blue
component respectively.
A 9 will be marked on the lower right corner of the icon . as a reminder if you change the delault
setting.
nd the Hue & Saturation dialog box will display and allow you to adjust the hue and
saturatl n of the image while keeping the brightness level unchanged.
Hue is the wavelength of light reflected directly from an image and it is represented by the name of
colors. Adjusting the hue changes the whole color appearance of the image. Saturation is the strength
of the color, referring to how far away the color is from a gray tone of equal intensity. Adjusting the
saturation changes the degree of color purity in proportion to the hue.
To adjust Hue and Saturation:
I Hue adjustment
In the “Hue" box, specify an angle value (you can either directly enter the desired value in the
number box or use the scroll bar to select your desired value). The specified angle value represents
a move around the color wheel. (Remember that hues are specified as angles on the color wheel. it
you are not familiar with the color wheel notation. please refer to any related book about color.)
I Saturation adjustment
in the “Saturation" box, specify a desired percentage value of the saturation. A value of - 100
converts the image completely to a grayscale image and a value of +100 shows the image with lully
saturated hues.
A Q will be marked on the lower right comer of the icon . as a reminder if you change the default
setting.
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Zoom
The Zoom function lets you enlarge the view of an image in the Preview window. However, the zoom
function can only enlarge the image view with one predefined factor.
To zoom in:
Click . It will magnify the view in the Preview window. When this function Is enabled, the icon will
become
To disable zoom in:
After magnifying the view. click the again to reduce the view to its original size.
NOTE
When zooming in, a vertical scroll bar and/era horizontal bar will
appear to let you scroll through the entire image.
Invert
The Invert function lets you obtain a positive view of a scanned image negative or a negative image of
a positive original, By applying this function, the brightness value of each pixel will change to the
inverse value on 256-color scale.
I To invert an image:
after applying the Prescan function. When this function is enabled, the icon will become
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Note: Filter only functions in Gray and BIW mode.
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Effect
Effect offers you the ability to create special and spectacular effects to your scanned
image and let you get some amazing results. There are five functions in this menu: None.
Blur, Blur More, Sharpen, and Sharpen More. All these functions are exclusive to each
other. The default eflect selection is None.
None
There will not any effect available in this menu.
Blur
Blur is used to slightly soften all or part of an image.
Blur More
Blur More incrementally softens the image.
Sharpen
Sharpen gives emphasis to the color differences between adjacent pixels of different
colors. It is used to electronically strengthen the focus of blurry images by means of
increasing the contrast of adjacent pixels.
Sharpen More
Sharpen More incrementally sharpens the image.
A (5) will be marked on the lower right corner of the icon as a reminder If you change the default
setting.
Color Correction
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if“ show the property of the active area.
Fitch Scan List: All the defined scan mass will be listed in
‘ Batch Scan box. Please be aware that the number of image
l‘be scanned corresponds to the number of images in the 5.
Scan box. When a defined area is selected/activated, it will
marked with marching black ants as a boundary in the
Preview Window.
Gray; BUD dpr, 8745 KB
BW, BUD dpl; 1097 KB
Eolol, BUD dpl: 28228 KB
You can define as many as 20 scan rectangles in a Preview Window. Simply drag the box in the scroll
bar or click on the arrow icon on the right of the Batch Scan box to view more defined rectangle areas.
After defining several scan areas, it you would like to scan only one, simply release the check at the
Batch Scan box. The information of all other scan areas in the Batch Scan List becomes gray except
for the active area. Click on the area you would like to scan then press the scan button. It will then
acquire the selected image area.
NOTE:
1. You can always change the image setting oi the activated scan area at your own discretion.
2. The activated area is the one surrounded by marching black ants.
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Vary the value in the number box until by your visual judgement the colors of the two
areas come to one.
To vary the gamma values ofthe three channels together, check the “All" box.
i In the “Gain Adjustment" box, adjust for a suitable gain parameter for each of the primary color
channels.
Adjust the value in the box until by your visual judgment, the rightmost edge of this
colour strip appears black which lades in graduation to the left.
To vary the gain values of the three channels together, check the "All" box.
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auto scanning function will be enabled. Please note that the default settings for Auto Scanning Setting
appears as follows.
The steps for auto scanning are:
Open the TWAIN source window.
Locale the Auto Scan button which is situated in the front panel of the scanner
Press the Auto Scan button. The scanner will start the scanning process.
The scanner will perform the auto area detect function if the "Prescan Image Area Auto
Detection" option is checked to define the actual area of your scanned image. Later, this
defined area will be used for the final scan.
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The auto scanning options are:
i If neither of the "Prescan" or "Scan and send to destination" are checked, no action will be taken.
it If only the "Prescan" is checked, the scanned image will be displayed in the Preview Window.
i If only the "Scan and send to destination" is checked, no image will be displayed in the Preview
Window, and the scanned image will be sent directly to the designated destination.
3 If both the "Prescan" and "Scan and send to destination are checked, the scanned image will be
displayed in the Preview Window and sent to the designated destination after completion.
Prescan Image Area Auto Detection
If the Prescan image Area Auto Detection is checked, the scanner will automatically detect the area of
the image scanned and define the actual area of your scanned image in the Preview Window. This
defined area will be used for the final scan. It the Prescan Image Area Auto Detection is not checked,
the whole Preview Window area will be detined as the scan area.
Power Saving
if the Power Saving is checked, the lamp will 90 oil after you exit the scanner driver. This selection
saves the power and cools down the temperature.
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. Error Message
Preface
Elaboration on Error Message
0 Preface
It might pop-up some messages as you launch the scanner driver. We will explain the errors on
the lollowiiig list,
0 Elaboration on Error Message
7718 error message 11191
l Solutfdn
ll - Adjustthe width (lflhe scan iii-ea orthe
ll iesolution.
’ a Close all the other applications.
1501 Message
Insufficient memory to operate
which are
.e all th other zipplicat
probably using the driver.
. Reinstall the driver from drive disk or Scanner 1
CD, ‘
Can't loud dynzimic library.
Fetilcd to load the scanner driver.
‘Mail system hats not been set up in 1
;your computer.
failed to load your E-meul tunction l
lfi’om the mail library.
lFélllEd to log on MAPL
lFLlllCCl to send the documents Via
MAPI. t
thlled to log off MAPl. i
Failed to log on E-mail system.
{Furled to send documents vizi E-mziil i
isystem.
Ctin’t log off.
- Check whether the Microsoft Mail is setup in
your computer correctly.
; - Check whether the scanner is well connected 107
t the computer.
i 0 Make sure that the scanner is powered on . and
lErrors occun‘ed in calibrating.
‘ i the LED is on.
o rlnstull a printer driver and connect the printer to
N o detault printer. the computer.
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g TrobleShooting
(ll fscanner does not react.
02 lScanmng speed 1s too 4 Lower'the resolution (reduce the DPI)
tslow. ‘ - Check the BIOS to see if the parallel port is set to "EPP model“
Preface
Frequently Asked Question
9 Preface
Th1s section describes some abnormal conditions that may appear in the scanner. If your scanner
fails to operate normally, first look through the symptoms listed below and find the one that is
closest to your scanner's symptom. Try to solve the problem according to the recommended
remedies listed under each symptom
Q Frequently Asked Question
If your scanner fa1ls to operate normally, first look through the symptoms listed below and find
the one that 1s closest to the symptom of your scanner. Then follow the recommended remedies
listed for that symptom.
Symptom 7 Remedy
Please follow these steps:
Make sure the power adapter is properly connected. (The LED in tl
panel should be on.)
Make sure the scanner cable 1s properly connected.
Remove any other EPP dev1ce (IOMEGA or Mini SICI device )
Check the BIOS to see 1fthe parallel port is set to ”EPP mode.”
Reselect the scanner source in the application.
Reinstall the scanner drive1.
Reboot your computer.
saweww
- Remove EPP device or remove Keypro.
O 3 lPriiiter does not function l 0 Make iii-{the scanner cable and the printer cable are properly com
; - Make sure the LED is on.
31s pressed. 7 ,, 7 7 ,, 7 7
OTThe TextBridge Classic 0 Please run the "Tb96updt.exe" in the TBRIDGE folder on your sea
64 lScanner does not react - Activate the scanner driver (open the scanner user inteiface) first, tr
press the AutoScan button.
. Make sure the "AutoScan" function is activated.
when the AutoScan
button on the front panel
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Specification
Functional Characteristics
flType
tloeumenl Vlélllflmlry tlziihecl using CCD (Cliiiige Couple DeViee) Illlcdl' xcnsor
IScan Size
A4 £110 With maximum scanning size 01'85 X 11.7 iiichc5121.59 X 29.72 cm.)
‘ Resolution
Optical iesoluiinii : 600 X 600 dpi
Hiiidwriic icsolution : 600 X 1200 dpi
Sol'iwuie ieseluiion = 19200 X 19200 dpi
I Scanrung Mode
Color / (iiayscalc / 8&W
‘Scanning Speed (AMD Ké—ZSS, 512K Cache, 641MB RAM WlN 95‘ PhotoShop 4.01)
l’ic—xciiii (150 ilpi) A4 me. under 15 seconds
6001071 B&W mode A4 size. under 3 minutes
600DPI (‘iriiy mode A4 size under 2 minutcs
(i00Dl’l Color mode A4 size, under 6 miiiuies
3 Operation Temperature
5 degree or 32 degree
Software Characteristics
iDriver
Compliant to TWAIN protocol
“System Interface
Windows 95 and later version
Mechanical Characteristics
I DImCllMUH
47.65 X 29.7X 9.4] cm (Length X Width X Height) including the document cover assembly and loot piid
‘nglii
Approx. 35 kg,
Electrical Characteristics
“1.12111 Souicc
(“old cathode fluorescent white lamp
‘PDWBI Souice
111‘C21l' DOWCY kldllplcl' (0! VII] IOUS TCglOllS
“1pr l: 
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lsoftware does not support
Word 97.
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CD. You should then be able to OCR the text into Word 97. You c.
download the updated version from this Xerox URL:
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06 élvciti cannot findithe W i
("Power Switch".
07 The image on the screen ‘
is too dark or too bright.
The scanner does not have a power switch. It is normal for the gree
to remain on.
Monitors of different brands have different Gamma values which a‘
the brightness of the image displayed in the Preview Window. Plea
the TWAIN source, and click the Monitor Calibration icon on the
Preferences page to adjust the Gamma value of the image. You she
the same procedure if this problem occurs in image processing soft
Remove the display screen filter if you have one.
Adjust the light source on your desk.
WThe scanned image is too ‘
dark or too bright.
Adjusting the monitor' s Gamma value only changes the brightnes
the monitor, not that of the scanned image itself. Please open the T
source and adjust the brightness on the Main page. You can also cl
Gamma icon in the Advance page to adjust the Gamma value.
Remove the display screen filter if you have one.
Adjust the light source on your desk.
Error Message
‘Can't EEK.
Failed to activate the punter.
Failed to prepare the printing job.
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- Make sure that the printer and its driver are set l
up properly.
Ruled to activate the fax.
- Make sure that the fax machine and its driver are}
set up properly. ‘
Failed to send the scanned image to
the Clipboard!
. Not enough system memory.
The image is too large to export to the'
Clipboard!
‘Image size exceeds 15.9375MB. i
0 Close the other applications. [
- Reduce the image size by adjusting the width or
resolution of the scan areal
(Cannot save the file. Insufficient disk ‘
space,
. Reduce the width of the scan area or the
resolution. .
Increase disk space. .
filP‘l/n"Al\fi1’7uml\fl/\NWYAY \T:k7f1\A~—m. i.._
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Default Destination Setting
The Default Destination Setting area lets you set up your default prlnter and fax. You can select Printer
and Fax in this area. However, please be aware that at least one prlnter or fax driver must be installed
on your computer to perform this function.
To setup default printer and fax:
r 11's a W
Q Press & or@ to enter the setting.
This setting will be enabled when you designate the Printer or Fax as your scan destination.
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5 Operation
Ge Advance Mo or Preference
Preference page
The Preference page lets you adjust the following settings: Auto scanning setting, Prescan image area
auto detection, Power Saving, and Default destinatlon setting. The preference page Is shown as
follows.
Auto Scanning Setting
Auto Scanning is a fully automatic function, which enables you to perform a complete scan at your
fingertips. By checking the "Enable auto scanning" option in the Auto Scanning Setting area, the
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The Monitor page allows you to calibrate the monitor color by adjusting the gamma value and gain
parameters of your monitor to increase the visual perception. It appears as follows.
To perform monitor calibration to your computer:
I In the “Gamma Adjustment" box, adjust for a suitable value for each of the primary color
channels used by the monitor.
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d before scanning, you can
If this function is checks
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acquire fidelity images.
Batch scan is a very useful function the
settings in the Preview Window and then to scan t
remember to prescan
Setting procedure:
t allows you to define multlple are
the document before applyin
as wlth different image
he defined areas In a single operation. Please
9 the Batch Scan function.
' EEK:
To add a scan area selection:
Press this button to add images
, a new scan rectangle will he 9
entire scan window wlll be the default scan area.To changi
simply drag. Please drag a new rectangle to define the sea
area in the Preview Window and define the image settlng.
to the designated destlnal
ln pressing enerated. Tl
fie delete the active (selected) scan rectangle.
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Levels
The Levels functiona automatically adjusts the colors ot the scanned document spread over a 256-
color scale.
To perform the Levels:
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1. Run the ‘PRESCAN‘ function by clicking (h
2. Click the Levels Icon
3. Select this icon and a dialog box will appear.
4. Press to acquire the adjusted image.
Filter
he image that is in
i.e.,to drop the part oft
dad to produce dropout effects,
5 are available: Red, Green, and
Filters are provi
the specified filter. Three option
a color difference from
Blue filter.
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Tone Adjustment
For correcting image distortions that take place during scanning, use me Tone adjustment on
scanned images. Tone adjustment allows you to control the shadows, midtones, and highlights of
your image. Use it to restore detail that is lost in shadows or highlights, to correct overexposure or
underexposure, and to improve the tonal quality of your image.
Click -, then a dialog box entitled “Tone Adjustment" appears.
You can adjust the tone value by using the mouse cursor to reshape the tone. Curve-based editing
enables you to find out a problem area and makes small or large changes to that image area.
The Tone curve takes an onginal pixel brightness value X as input and Y as a new output brightness
value. The resultlng curve is a visual representatlon of the balance between shadows, midtones, and
highlights.
,.
A 9 will be marked on the lower right corner of the icon as a reminder If you change the default
setting.
Mirror
The mirror function lets you change the horizontal orientation ofa prescan Image to one that mirrors
the current image vIew across an imaginary vertical line.
ITo mirror an image:
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The following functions are the tools that help you edit your image tor your personal taste.
Gamma correction
Sometimes you may want to adjust the brightness of midtones of the scanned image while keeping
shadow and highlight areas relatively unchanged. The Gamma correction function allows you to
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increase or decrease the intensity ofthe mldtones. Click if“ , the following window is displayed:
1 \ Gamma
The available gamma value ranges from 0.01 to 7.99. Changing the gamma value above 1.0 will
brighten the midtones, and below 1.0 will darken the midtones. You can either enter the desired
gamma value in the number box or use the scroll bar to select your desired value.
In the CHANNEL checking box:
To correct all color components (red, green, and blue) of the image with the same gamma value.
lALL
. Red
To correct the red component of the image
IGreen
To correct the green component of the image.
- Blue
To correct the blue component of the image.
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from - 100 to +100, and Is set to "D" as the default. You can either use the scroll bar (moving the box,
clicking the arrow icons or clicking on the space between the box and the Icon), key In the value into
the number box or select a value in its drop-down combo box to change the value.
For BIW images, adjusu'ng the brightness of a prescan image is actually setting a threshold for the
scanner sensors to interpret the scanned data. Data above the threshold will be interpreted as the
white area, while data below the threshold as the dark area.
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.- Contrast
Contrast refers to the differences in the brightness between the light areas and the dark areas of an
image. The larger the contrast value, the higher the differentiation between the light and the dark
areas. Contrast is indlcated in percentage ranging from - 100 to +100, and Is set to ' " as the default.
You can either use the scroll bar (moving the box, cllcklng the arrow icons or clicking on the space
between the box and the Icon), key In the value into the number box or select a value in its drop-down
combo box to change the value.
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”E Destination
Destination is the location where you would like yourfinal scanned image to be sent. There are six
optlons available: Application, File, Printer, Email, Fax, and Clipboard. Please select one of the
destinations belore scanning to have the scanned image sent to the desired location.
Send to Appllcatlon
Click this button to send the scanned Image to your application program.
$ Send to File
save your scanned image as a flle.The TWAIN source window will prompt you to glve a fllename for
saving.
"Y Send to Prlnter
This selection lets you send your scanned image directly to the defined printer for a printout. Please
go to the Preference page to set up the printer.
".
This function lets you send the scanned image to others through e-mail. The TWAlN source window
will prompt you to give a file name for saving the imge that Is going to be attached to your email.
g Send to Mall
@ Send to Fax
This lets you send your scanned Image to other people as a fax message. Please go to the Preference
page to set up the fax driver. .
Send to Clipboard
Click this button to save the scanned image in the clipboard so It can be used In another.
‘ Scaling
Scaling help you to change the size of the scanned image document by clicking the arrow or entering
a number in the edit box.
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Help Button
Click this button to acquire help.
Exit Button
Close the TWAIN source window.
. 0
When placing the material(s) to be scanned on the scanner, press 0 view the scanned
image on the Preview Window. Define the scan areas then press 0 proceed scanning.
1‘ Define the scan areas
To define a scan area, move the cursor to the Preview window when the first prescan is done. Press
the left mouse button and drag a rectangle to the desired size. Release the mouse button. Repeat the
same step to define more scan areas. To discard the current selection, simply click the left mouse
button outside the rectangle anywhere in the Preview Window.
You can move the entire scan rectangle by placing your cursor inside It. When the cursor changes to a
four-way arrow, hold down the left button of your mouse and drag the rectangle to the desired
location. You can either change the size of the scan area by dragging any of its four edges/corners
when the cursor becomes a two-way arrow at the edge of the scan rectangle or directly type values in
the Width and Height box to outline the rectangle. These values are measured with the unit specified
in the unit box on the upper left corner of the Preview Window.
After reviewing the prescan image, you can use various image enhancement tools to strengthen the
look and quality of yourfinal scanned image. Please refer to Advance page for more details.
Main Settings
(Object Type
There are many functions In Object Type section. You can make the most of them to acquire the best
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Operation
(jetting starred Main Advance Momtor Preference
This page lets your scanner operate in the baslc mode. All the control settings available here are
fundamental to the scanning process. These settings Include scan mode, scanning destination,
resolution, brightness, contrast and scan control button. The Main page window is shown as follows.
The MAIN source window is divided Into three major parts: tltle bar (on the top), Preview Vlfindow (on
the left) and property pages (on the right).
I TItIe bar
The title bar displays the name of the TWAIN source. You can move the wlndow around on your screen
by positioning your mouse cursor on the tltle bar. Hold down the left mouse button and drag the
window to the desired location, and then release the mouse button. The icons located at the end of the
title bar can be used to minimize the window to its smallest size or to close the window.
When you click on the scanner icon lound at the left end of the title bar, the system menu will be
displayed.
Introduction Page 2 of 2
Computer System : lBM PC/AT or compatible computer with 486 or higher CPU.
Operating System : MS Windows NT / Windows 95 I 98.
Pointing Device : A Microsoft Windows compatible mouse.
Memory : At least SMB of RAMJZMB is recommended for better performance.
Display : A VGA monitor and a display card of at least 256 colors. A true color display card is
recommended.
Floppy Drive : At least one 3.5 inch (1.44MB) floppy drive.
Hard Drive : A hard drive with at least 100MB free storage capacity is recommended.
CD-ROM Drive.
A Paralle port on the PC.
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Unexpected results will happen if your system does not meet the requirements.
0 What's on this CD?
We have included a host of related information and software resources for use with this scanner on the
enclosed CD title. You can install the scanner driver and other bundled software as well as read the
user’s manual, all by simply inserting CD into your CD-ROM drive. Be sure to take advantage of the
multitude of the software this CD offers!
How to use this manual? Page 1 of 1
How to use this manual?
Welcome to this manual .
In this Manual, each page is provided with a browsing column separating from browser tool column.
You may browse the whole Manual by usrng the box on the upper left comer or on the bottom.
0 Please press the box on the upper left comer to review the inventory list that
covers inter-connected chapters.
0 Please press the arrow on the left or right for the preceding chapter or the
following chapter.
0 Please press the upward arrow to return to the beginning of the current page.
0 When you have moved your mouse to the location mentioned above, that
will Show where you have wanted it to be.
No matter which page you are on the Manual now, you can use the browsing column and quickly
return to the screen of Contents or Index.
‘NOTE
The browser tool column may be executed at any Web screen (inclusive 0 these screens). Nonetheless.
browsing column can be executed only in this Manual.
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FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
NOTE
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection. This equipment generates, uses and can radiated radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation lfthis equipment
does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to tiy to
correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
-Reorient o relocate the receiving antenna.
—Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Shielded interface cables must be used in order to comply with emission limits.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment.

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