Why does my Image Access Scanner image show an extra portion on the lower side of the target?
If the image from your Image Access Scanner shows an extra small portion on the lower side of the target, the scanner’s optical center (in the vertical direction) may be lost or misaligned. Go to the Scan Center function and raise the value.
Why is my Image Access bookeye 3 image brighter than expected?
If your Image Access Scanner image is brighter than expected, the target might be much brighter than the target used for white balance. To fix this, go to the White Balance function and modify the Brightness Correction setting.
What to do if the stop button does not power down my Image Access bookeye 3 Scanner?
If the stop button on your Image Access Scanner fails to power down the device, it could be due to internal software or application issues. Try ending all applications and retry. If the problem continues, press the start button for at least 10 seconds, then power up again.
Why does my Image Access bookeye 3 Scanner image show areas that are overexposed and too bright?
Overexposed and too bright areas in your Image Access Scanner image can be caused by too much ambient light from a point source like sunlight or a spotlight. Try changing the scanner's position, closing blinds, or dimming/shutting off any bright spotlights.
Why is the Image Access Scanner image out of focus?
If the image is out of focus on a flat target with significant contrast, book cradles in their lowest position and flat mode scanning using your Image Access Scanner, the reference focal point may be lost or misaligned. Exercise the Autofocus procedure.
Why is the image brighter than expected on my Image Access Scanner?
If the image from your Image Access Scanner is brighter than expected, it could be because the target is much brighter than the target used for white balance. You can correct this by going to the White Balance function and modifying the Brightness Correction setting.
Why does the start button not power up my Image Access Scanner?
If the start button on your Image Access Scanner doesn't power up the device, the issue could be a connector failure or a software glitch. Try switching the power off for at least 10 seconds and then retry after the green start button lights up again.
Why is the image darker than expected on my Image Access Scanner?
If the image from your Image Access Scanner is darker than expected, the target used for white balance might be much brighter than the scanning target. To fix this, go to the White Balance function and modify the Brightness Correction setting.
How to fix the Image Access bookeye 3 Scanner when scanning two A4 pages cuts off one side?
If your Image Access Scanner cuts off one side of the scan when scanning two A4 pages centered in A3 format, the scanner’s optical middle (in the horizontal direction) is lost or misaligned. Perform the Scan Start procedure to resolve this issue.
Why does my Image Access bookeye 3 Scanner image have unevenly spaced vertical stripes or streaks?
Unevenly spaced vertical stripes or streaks in your Image Access Scanner image indicate that the electronics gear is out of sync. Exercise the Scan Start procedure to fix this.
Manual for operators, detailing device elements and software functions.
Manual for technical staff, covering setup and assembly procedures.
Explains the division of the manual into four sections: A (Hardware), B (Software), C (Tests), D (Data).
Read and understand safety notes for protection and safety of the unit, including hazard markings.
Lists the main hardware components of the Bookeye 3 scanner for initial understanding.
Discusses location requirements, temperature, humidity, and ideal ambient light conditions for scanning.
Placement guidelines for the table and accessibility of the power outlet for safety.
Identifies and describes the various connectors located on the rear of the scanner.
Details on connecting the power source, including checks for outlet and cable condition.
Instructions for network connectivity and connecting optional foot pedal switches.
Step-by-step guide on powering up the scanner and initial system checks displayed on screen.
Procedure for safely shutting down the scanner, including button press duration and status indicators.
Safety note on lowering cradle before power off, and instructions for removing cradle plates.
Explains the function of various keys for controlling cradle movement and book balancing.
Guide on placing books and adjusting the cradle, including with the glass plate option.
Accessing the scanner via a web browser and the initial start screen.
Describes the main screen structure and the five menu items: Options, Properties, Camera, Settings, Format.
Explains the seven control buttons that manage output modes like Save, Print, Copy, etc.
Instructions on how to switch off the scanner using the red power button and confirmation prompt.
Allows selection of document types like Flat Mode, Book Fold, Folder, Fixed Focus, Glass Plate.
Select scan speed, image rotation, and mirroring options.
Configure preview settings, embedded ICC profiles, and metadata.
Configure margins, center positions, and retouch settings for book fold scanning.
Set the fixed focus position based on height above the base plate.
Describes metadata fields like Author, Title, Subject, Keywords for file headers.
Select desired color modes and define the file format for scanned images.
Controls the compromise between image quality and file compression rate.
Select paper formats or define user-defined scan areas with offsets.
Configure image splitting, auto density, and additional margins.
Screen for setting camera parameters like resolution, brightness, contrast, and sharpness.
Select scan resolution from a predefined list when DPI mode is set to Fixed.
Set scan resolution using a dropdown list or manual input for flexible DPI.
Adjusts the brightness and contrast levels of the scanned image.
Sharpens the image based on local content using an advanced algorithm.
Sets threshold for black pixels or activates automatic exposure control.
Performs gamma correction directly within the camera electronics.
Adjusts gain on specific channels to eliminate color shifts or tints.
Choose the scanner's user interface language from a dropdown list.
Offers different visual themes (skins) and enables/disables informative tool tips.
Controls status window display and accesses the Image Enhancement System demo.
Displays the scanned image and allows previewing the complete or defined area.
Tools for selecting specific areas, zooming, clipping, and positioning rectangles.
Lists various output options like Show, Save, Print, Copy, FTP Upload, Mail, Network.
Saves scanned images to disk with custom file naming and metadata configuration.
Prints the scanned image to locally available printers via the standard Windows interface.
Configures the network printer for direct copying of scanned images.
Configures settings for uploading scanned images directly to an FTP server.
Configures settings for sending scanned images directly via e-mail.
Configures settings for uploading scanned images to a network share using SMB protocol.
Accessing scanner settings via browser, choosing login levels (User, Poweruser, Admin).
Shows general scanner details and operation information.
Allows defining basic scanner parameters for the user.
Displays device type, firmware version, network settings, and other system information.
Shows scan counters, power up cycles, and total operating/lamp times.
Configures the scanner's standby time to comply with Energy Star guidelines.
Sets the loudspeaker volume of the scanner using a percentage-based graphic.
Defines actions for the left and right foot pedals from a dropdown list.
Defines the starting page for page splitting, useful for books printed right-to-left.
Details the five purposes of the built-in line laser, including positioning and alignment.
Identifies the area where the optional thumb removal function operates.
Simplest scanning mode with fixed focus, potentially overridden by glass plate option.
Scanner performs pre-scan, measures document height, and adjusts focus.
Treats both sides of the document bed independently, measuring heights for focus.
Measures book height profile for auto focus, lamps, and digital zoom adjustment.
A matrix listing common problems, their possible causes, and recommended actions.
Lists technical specifications of the scanner, including scan area, optical resolution, and auto focus range.
Details scanning and standby luminosity levels and lamp lifetime.
Specifies the maximum load capacity for the book cradle plates.
Specifies operating and storage temperatures, humidity, ambient luminance, and noise level.
Details voltage, frequency, and power consumption of the device, including standby and operating modes.
Provides physical dimensions and weight of the scanner and its transport box.
States compliance with FCC Part 15, Class A rules and testing standards.
Declares conformity with European safety and EMC directives.
Lists EMC directives and standards the equipment complies with.
General| Type | Book Scanner |
|---|---|
| Scanning Technology | CCD |
| File Formats | JPEG, TIFF, PDF, PNG, BMP |
| Illumination/Light Source | LED |
| Interface | USB 2.0, Ethernet |
| Software Compatibility | Windows, Linux |
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