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Hardware Installation
2-39
Additional notes on SCSI ID numbers
•
Each SCSI device must have a unique SCSI ID number
.
•
V
alid SCSI ID numbers are 0 to 6. Do not use SCSI ID #7,
which is used to carry a self-test for the scanner and make the
carriage move back and forth. SCSI ID #8 and #9 are also not
used.
Installation...
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
How to Use this Manual
9
Chapter 1 Basic Concepts
10
What Is a Scanner
11
How Scanners Work
12
Components of Effective Scanning
13
Image Types
14
Single-Bit
14
Grayscale
15
Color
15
Selecting an Image Type
16
Text Scanning
16
Getting the Best Results
17
Resolution
18
Choosing the Best Resolution Setting
18
When to Use High Resolution
20
When to Use Interpolated Resolution
20
Scaling
21
Dynamic Range
21
Color Calibration and Correction
22
Image Enhancement
23
Brightness, Contrast and Exposure
23
Curve
24
Shadows and Highlights
24
Auto
25
Color Correction / DCR
25
Filters
25
Tints
25
File Formats
26
Storage Requirements
27
Selecting the Printing Method
28
Quick Tips for Best Scans
29
Chapter 2 Hardware Installation for Flatbed Scanners
31
Before You Begin
32
Unpacking the Scanner
32
Requirements
33
Voltage
33
Installation
34
Releasing the Carriage
34
Unlocking Models with a Screw-Type Lock
34
Unlocking Models with a Latch-Type Lock
35
Setting the SCSI ID
36
Additional Notes on SCSI ID Numbers
37
Installing the Interface Card and Connecting the Scanner
38
Using Terminators
39
Operating the Scanner
40
Positioning a Document
41
Using Scanner Accessories
42
Miscellaneous
43
Returning Your Scanner for Repairs
43
Locking the Carriage
44
Locking Models with a Screw-Type Lock
44
If the Carriage Lock Comes off
45
Locking Models with a Latch-Type Lock
45
Replacing the Scanner Lamp
46
Specifications for Flatbed Scanners
47
Hardware Installation for the Scanmaker 35T Plus
49
Before You Begin
50
Unpacking the Scanner
50
Requirements
51
Voltage
51
Installation
53
Setting the SCSI ID
53
Additional Notes on SCSI ID Numbers
54
Installing the Interface Card and Connecting the Scanner
55
Using Terminators
56
Operating the Scanner
57
Performing the Power-On Self-Test
57
Positioning a Slide
58
Using the Slide Holder
58
Using the Film Cartridge
59
Miscellaneous
61
Returning Your Scanner for Repairs
61
Replacing the Scanner Lamp
62
Scanmaker 35T Plus Specifications
63
Hardware Installation for the Scanmaker 45T
65
Before You Begin
66
Unpacking the Scanner
66
Requirements
67
Voltage
67
Installation
68
Setting the SCSI ID
68
Additional Notes on SCSI ID Numbers
69
Installing the Interface Card and Connecting the Scanner
70
Using Terminators
71
Operating the Scanner
73
Components of the Scanmaker 45T
73
Using the Glass Film Holder
75
Using the Standard Film Holder
77
Scanning Without the Film Mount
77
Scanning with the Film Mount
79
Scanning with the Film Mount for 35-MM Film
81
Miscellaneous
84
Returning Your Scanner for Repairs
84
Replacing the Scanner Lamp
85
Scanmaker 45T Specifications
86
Chapter 3 Software Installation
87
Chapter 4 Sample Scanning
88
What Is Scanwizard for Windows
89
Overview: Using Scanwizard for Windows
91
Scanning a Single-Bit Image (Line Art or Halftone)
92
Scanning a Grayscale Image
93
Scanning a Color Image
94
Important Scanning Notes
95
Enlarging the View of an Image
97
Enhancing Images
98
Using the Advanced Image Enhancer Dialog Box
99
Scanning Text
100
Auto and Color Correction
101
Brightness and Contrast
102
Exposure and Saturation
103
Shadows and Highlights
104
Curve
105
Tints
106
Filters
107
Descreen
108
Chapter 5 Reference
109
Overview: What the Scanwizard Does
110
Scanwizard for Windows
111
The Preview Window
112
Elements of the Preview Window
112
The Menu Bar
113
The Scanner Menu
114
Get Current Scanner Info
114
Scanner Model
114
Get SCSI Chain Info
115
Exiting Scanwizard
116
The View Menu
117
Full Page Preview
117
Zoomed Preview
119
Resize Window to Fit
120
Show / Hide Commands
121
The Preferences Menu
122
Scan Material
122
The Scan Material Status Icon
123
Invert
125
Horizontal Mirror
126
Cursor Auxiliary Lines
127
Color Preview
129
Fast Preview
129
Preview Setup
129
The Preview Area
130
Keep Preview Image
131
Smoked Glass Background
132
How Smoked Glass Works with Image Enhancement
133
More
134
The Help Menu
135
About
135
The Tool Buttons
136
Zoom Preview Tool
137
Scan Frame Tool
138
Magnifying Lens Tool
140
Hand Tool
141
Color Picker Tool (Set Shadow / Highlight)
142
Action Buttons
144
Rulers
145
Preview Area
146
The Settings Window
147
Elements of the Settings Window
147
Output Image Parameters
148
Type (Image Type or Scan Mode)
148
Halftone Patterns
149
Resolution
150
Unit Selection
151
Image Dimension Controls
152
How to Use the Input-Output Dimensions
153
How to Use the Aspect Lock
154
Scaling
155
Image Adjustment Controls
156
Auto (Automatic Contrast Control)
156
Color Correction / DCR
158
Image-Enhancement Tools
159
What the Image Enhancement Tools Are
160
Using the Advanced Image Enhancer Dialog Box
161
The Action Buttons in the AIE Dialog Box
162
Brightness Contrast and Exposure Tool
163
The BCE Screen (for Grayscale and Color)
164
The BCE Screen (for Line Art)
165
How to Use the BCE Tool
166
Tints Tool
167
The Tints Screen
168
How to Use the Tints Tool
169
Shadows and Highlights Tool
170
The Shadows and Highlights Screen
171
How to Read and Correct a Histogram
173
How to Use the Shadows and Highlights Tool
174
Curve Tool
175
How to Read the Curve
175
Sample Images and Their Curves
176
The Curve Screen
177
Using the Curve Buttons
178
How to Use the Curve Tool
179
Filters Tool
180
Blur Filters
181
Sharpen Filters
181
Edge Enhancement Filter
182
Emboss Filter
182
Unsharp Masking
183
More Options Tool
184
Use Linear Gamma Curve
184
Gray Scan CCD Filter
185
Scan Quality
185
Descreen
186
The Window Expansion Button
187
The Information Window
188
Elements of the Information Window
188
Using the Zoom Level Display
189
Using the Cursor Locator
189
Using the Color Meter Display
190
Using the Sample Size Button
192
Value and Percent
192
Sample Size Options
193
Using the Pixel Display
193
The Scan Job Window
194
Elements of the Scan Job Window
194
How to Read the Scan Job Window
195
The New Button
196
More Applications
200
The Duplicate Button
201
The Save Button
203
The Add Button
203
The Check Button
203
The Delete Button
204
The Up/Down Position Arrows
204
Appendix
205
Product and Technical Support
205
Appendix A Product and Technical Support
206
Troubleshooting
208
Using the Scanner Test Utility
218
The Quick Panel Utility
223
Troubleshooting
238
The Microtek MS-PNR Card
239
The Microtek MS-PCZ Card
241
Changing the EPROM for Compatibility with Third-Party ASPI SCSI Cards
247
Changing the EPROM for Compatibility with the TMA
251
Glossary
255
Index
262
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Category
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Language
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