Ultima Electronics UECVS12USB User Manual 31392
Ultima Electronics Corp 31392
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| Date Submitted | 1999-04-09 00:00:00 |
| Date Available | 1999-04-13 00:00:00 |
| Creation Date | 2001-06-26 16:07:15 |
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EUT:SCANNER FCC |D:ITEUECVS12USB ULTIMA ELECTRONICS CORP. USER’S MANUAL I MIBIT 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 If this 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 try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: -Reorient o relocate the receiving antenna. -lncrease 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. User's Manual Page 1 of 1 fi‘ User's Manual ,‘(How to use this manual? oChzl terl : Introduction 0 ha terZ : 0 emtion 0 Chapter 3 : Errnr Message oCha ter 4 : TroubleSh-mtin o Chagter 5 : Specification 0 Chapter 6 : Glossag a Chapter 7 : Registration «nu-rm | 7:anmnmmnmemmenr htm 1/22/99 How to use this manual? Page 1 of] 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 using the box on the upper left corner or on the bottom. - Please press the box on the upper left corner to review the inventory list that covers inter-connected chapters. - Please press the arrow on the left or right for the preceding chapter or the following chapter. ' Please press the upward arrow to return to the beginning of the current page. ' 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 of these screens). Nonetheless. browsing column can be executed only in this Manual. Introduction Page 1 °f2 Introduction Preface Powerfial Scanner Feature How does the scanner work? Somethingy vou should know! What's on this CD? QPreface' This scanner is a one-pass 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. mPowerful sc'anher'FEEure' ’ 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 followingjobs: - To scan characters into bit identifying sofiware for processing, thereby avoiding the trouble oftyping. - To add graphics or photos in the document. - To add image in multimedia. - To produce artistic document. If you have a basic understanding ofwhat a scanner can do. you may now improve your working quality and efficiency. QiHow 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 ofthe reflective light by document. the receptor digitizes these data with either "0" or "1" and finally through the scanner's sofiware read these figures to reorganize a computer image file. QSofnething you should ilmovv!’ Before installing the scanner. please make sure your system meets the following requirements: Computer System : IBM PC/AT or compatible computer with 586 or higher CPUi Operating System : MS Windows 95 / 98. Pointing Device : A Microsoft Windows compatible mouse. Memory : At least SMB of RAM,32MB is recommended for better performance. Display : A VGA monitor and a display card ofat 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 USB port on the PC. introduction Page 2 of2 Unexpected results will happen if your system does not meet the requirements. QWhat'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 sofiware this CD offers! Operation Page 1 of l E Operation mmmmu— You can scan anything that you can put on the Glass Platen, The Document Cover allows you to scan thick documents (about 2 centimeters) like books and magazines. You can even remove the Document Cover to scan very thick documents. Please keep in mind that heavy objects may cmck or even break the Glass Platen. Main Page 1 off» ! Operation etti_ng start mommies;- Main page This page lets yourscannér operate in the basic’m'ode. All the control settingsafvailablefhere 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. Nah [Advance] Monim| Preformed About I Main How The TWAIN source window is divided into three major parts: title bar (on the top)v Preview Window (on the left) and property pages (on the right). JTitIe bar The title bar displays the name of the TWAIN source, You can move the window around on your screen by positioning your mouse cursor on the title bar. Hold doWn the left mouse button and drag the window to the desrred 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 ‘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 of the Preview Window. Three ruler unit measurements are available: inch. centimeter and pixel. On the bottom of the left Preview Window shows the wrdth and height of the selected scan area as well as its size. and the current position of your cursor ‘Property pages Main Page 2 of 6 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 for you to do the basic scanning operation of the TWAIN source window with one simple click. For details, please see next paragraph I 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. ic t e rescan button to perform an immediate low-resolution scan. The prescan image will be displayed in the Preview window. ic t e can 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 "file" as your scan destination. Help Button is -utton to acquire help Exit Button AIN source window. When placing the material(s) to be scanned on the scanner, press to view the scanned image on the Prewew Window, Define the scan areas then press to proceed scanning. I 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 direme 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 Main Page 3 of 6 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 your final scanned image. Please refer to Advance page for more details. Hun-u, Main Settings I Object Type There are many functions in Object Type section. Vou can make the most of them to acquire the best image qualityAs 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, lf your scanning image is newspaper material. the scanner will automatically adjust the scanned image to high newspaper quality. Normal on need not select thls icon if your document ls photo or better quality images IQ it Newspaper or newspaper document selection. 11 :I Catalog I Magazine or catalog or magazine document selection. 11 49 Art Magazine For art magazine document selection. Q User Define Object 5elect this icon and a dialog box woll appear. You can either enter the desired value in the number box or use the scroll bar, 4&9 l 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 B/W (black/white) mode. Main Page 4 of 6 ?Color mode e ect Color mode for color images. fiGmy mode Se ect Gray mode for images that contain 256 shades of gray. EBIW mode Se ect B/W for texts and illustrations that contain only black and white without gray shading l Destination Destination is the location where you would like your final scanned image to be sent. There are six options available: Application. File, Printer, Email, Fax, and Clipboard. Please select one of the destinations before scanning to have the scanned image sent to the desired location Ehdjbg Deer-ration»> General Specification 1. Scanning Method CIS moving operation in scanning direction 2, Scanning Width 8.5 inch +/-3% 3. Scanning Length 11.7 inch +/- 3% 4. Scanning Mode Line-Art, Gray (True Gray, Red Gray, Green Gray, Blue Gray), Color mode (with ON/Off average mode selected by software) 5. Optincal Resolution 600 x 1200dpi / 300 x 600 dpi 6. DP] Selection 50 to 19200 dpi selected by sofiware 7. Interface USB 8. Contrast Control Controlled by software with 256 steps ranged from 100%(Least)-0%(Default)—100%(Most) 9. Scan Button Scan: Auto trigger on default scanning 10. Exposure Time 6ms x 3/line for 600-dpi color picture mode 6ms/line for 300-dpi black & white text mode 1 1. Paper Size Limitation Single page Paper length: 20mm to 297mm Paper width: 20mm to 216mm I2. Color Depth 36-bit 13. Temperature Storage: -10 to 70 Degree C Operation: 10 to 40 Degree C 14. Humidity Storage: 10 % to 90 % RH non-condensing Operation: 35 % to 80 “/o RH non-condensing >> Regulation Requirement Safety : UL 1950 cUL 1950 TUV/GS EN60950 C-Tiek CNS EMI: FCC Part 15 Sub—Part J Class B CE Mark (ESD 8KV without error, IOKV without damage) CNS VCCl (optional) i@ i@ Glossary Page I of 2 3 Glossary Vocabulary The following vocabulary in alphabetic order will be found in this document. QB Drightness The amount of whiteness in a color. one of the three-color components (Hue, Saturation, and Brightness) of the HSB color model. Browser A browser is your window to the World Wide Web with hyperlinks, protocols, sewers, media, and hypermedia in the world. QC Calibration Adjusting devices so that information is transferred from one system to another in a consistent, predictable and reliable way. Contrast The degree ofdifference between the lighter and darker areas of an image. Device Driver A software program that enables a computer to communicate with peripheral devices such as a monitor, scanner, printerv mouse, etc. Descreen This filter is used to eliminate the moire patterns (wavelike lines) in images. which usually results from screen-print media (like magazines) scanning. DP! (Dots Per Inch) The unit for the measurement of resolution, HTML Hypertext Markup Language(HTML) is a simple markup system used to create hypertext documents that are portable from one platform to another. I/O Address The address of the computer used for data input and output from/to a specific Glossary Page 2 of2 device. Interpolation A Resampling method used to create more pixel information by averaging the existing pixel information. QL LED Light-emitting diode, an exposing element. 0M Midtnne The 50 percent dot printing area. Moire A visible, undesirable dot pattern made from incompatible screen angles or a pattern in the original copy. oP Pixel (Picture Element) The smallest element of a digital image that can be individually processed. A digital image is represented as arrays of pixels, each pixel shows a particular color. Protocol A set of rules governing the format of messages that are exchanged between computers. Resolution A measure indicating how fine the output of a device is. The higher the resolution, the finer the detail. In other words, resolution is the number of dots or pixels used to construct detail in a given area. aw Web Site A web site is one or many pages of information linked together in a single package. Registration Page 1 of 4 E Registration Registration Technical Su ort Information QRegistration If you would like to register on-line (http://wwwiultima.com.tw), please connect to the intemet before filling out the following registration form. You can also print out the form, fill it out and send it back to us via courier or via email. For fax and mail information, please refer to "Technical Support lnformation'fl Thank you! IfG’eneral Information Firstname:|:l Momma: Sex: . Mr. Ms Age: . under 18 18~37 38~57 58 and above Yearly household Income (USD): w a under $15,000 $15l001~$45,000 $45,001~$75.000 $75,001 and above Native Language: Chinese - Traditional Chinese - Simplified Dutch 0 English French German Italian Japanese Korean Portuguese Russian Occupation :: Company 1: Job Title: Address 1—H Country: China (PRC) France Registration 1:1“ Germany Italy Japan Korea Netherlands Portugal Russia Spanish Taiwan (ROC) United Kingdom 0 United States Others ( please specify: Home Phone Number: Office Phone Number: This is the first scanner you've ever purchased a Yes Have you ever used scanner before? 0 Yes Which ONE category best describes the business or service you do? 0 Accounting/Finance Administration Art design Communication/public relation Data processing/MIS Document preservation Education/Training IT development Legal Manufacturing/production Marketing/advertising Personnel Purchasing Quality assurance/control R&D Sales Service/support Other 11. Product Information Type of mode] purchased: ViewStation ASéE ViewStation AS6U ViewStation AT12 l236P/636P AMlZE PLUS AMlZS AM12E l236USB Other ( please specify: r\.\|'\'1z,,\ |\F\|n\,, Page 2 of 4 < Van/An Registration Page 3 of 4 You purchased the scanner mainly for: Data (Text/Image) input Fun Professional image/an work design Web page design Mews> and often you use it with: Negative film Newspaper Magazine Photo Spreadsheet Transparency Text'document Type ofcomputer used: IBM PC 486 586 Pentium Pentiuchompatible Notebook Laptop Palmtop MAC Type of computer used: Windows 3.x 95 98 NT MAC Which software bundled with scanners will help you the most? Image application software (i.e. ixla Photo Scanner Suite. PhotoDeluxe) Image editing/enhancement software (Le. ixla Artist, Photoshop) Image file management software (i.e. ixla Explorer) OCR software (i.e. TextBridge, OmniPage) Web authoring tool (irer FrontPage, HomeSite) Other ( please specify: ) III. Preference Information What are the three most Important reasons you choose this scanner against any other brand? ( II the most Important; 2. the second Important: 3. the third Important) 1. Scanning Speed 2 Scanning Speed 3. Scanning speed What kind of image related product do you plan to purchase? Digital camera Digital video camera Multi-Function Peripheral ( MFP - printer/scanner/copier in one ) Other ( please specify: ) How did you learn about ARTEC Scanners? Magazine article/review Magazine advertisement Trade show Dealer Friends reference Registration Page 4 of 4 Web pages ( please specify the URLs: ) Other( please specify: IV. Suggestions and Comments register firTechnical Support Information {eadquarters TEL: +886-2-22256300 EXT 7352 FAX: +886-2-22252674 http://www.anec.com.tw E—mail: service@mail.ultimalcum,tw Address: 7F, No.100, Li De Street, Chung Ho City, Taipei Hsien, Taiwan, R. O. C. ULTIMA International TEL: +1- 510- 7390800 FAX: +1— 510- 7390500 1ttp://www,arteeusa.com E-mail: sales@artecusa.artecusa.com Address: 38897 Cherry Street Newark CA 94560 ARTEC Electronics GmbH TEL: +49-6105 28900 FAX: +49-6105 289088 http://www.anec-elecn'onics.de E-mail: artecinf@artec-electronics.de Address: Kurhessenstr. 3 64546 Morfelden-walldorf ARTEC Electronics Company TEL: +35-2-27578059 FAX: +85-2-27537795 E-mail: ultimahk@speednet.net Address: Unit 907, 9F, Shui Hing Centre, 13 Sheung Yuet Rd, Kowloon Bay, H.K. DACHUAN Electronics Technology Co., TEL: +86-10-62634743 FAX: +86—lO-62634751 Email: dachuan@ihw.com.cn Address: 5F, DongRun Building, No.A-2 Haidian South Street, Beijing, China 1 mama film-n»\m’xr...\ ULTIMA’E// FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Authorization and Evaluation Division 7435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 U.S.A. : . Re: About the modification of SCANNER Gentlemen: . I, hereby, declare that all modification on the E.U.T., ‘ xeee FCC IDzITEU'ECV S 12USB FCC 1D: ITEUECVSIZUSB, will he added or layout on the mass production products. Modifications are shown as below: 1. Add a ferrite core on the I/O cable (shield) at the scanner end. ' (As the photo No.2) " . 2. Add 'a ferrite core on the Auto scan cable at the MB end. (As the photo No.6) ‘ 3. Add a ferrite core on the PFC at the M/B end. (As the photo No.6) 4. Add a ferrite core on the motor cable at the WB end. (As the photo No.6) 5. PlNl ~ 4 of CON2 serial 8 inductor (0.68UH). (As the photo No.11) 6. 5VIN & GND ofGND parallel a cap (IOUF). (As the photo No.1l) 7. PIN3 ‘ 12 of CON3 serial heads to a GND(SOOQ). (As the photo No.10) 8. PINS ofUl parallel cap lO2P. , . (As the photo No.11) Sincerely yours Maia» Robert Chen Manager IBIT E
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