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DuoScan f40
Owner’s Guide
Preface
This chapter gives you general information about DuoScan f40.
Chapter 1:
Chapter 2: Installing the Scanner
Chapter 3: Placing Originals
Appendix A: Troubleshooting
Appendix B: Technical Information
Appendix C: DuoScan f40 Regulation Compliance
Preparing the Scanner
This chapter shows you how to prepare your DuoScan f40 for installation.
This chapter shows you how to set up your DuoScan f40 for the Apple Macintosh and PC.
This chapter shows you how to place your originals in your DuoScan f40.
This appendix can be helpful when you come across problems that you are unable to solve.
This appendix provides specifications of your DuoScan f40.
This appendix gives you information on the safety regulations and on electromagnetic
compatibility.
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Trademarks
Agfa and the Agfa rhombus are trademarks of Agfa-Gevaert AG.
DuoScan f40, FotoLook , ColorTune and Twinplate are trademarks of Agfa-Gevaert N.V.
Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Photoshop and the Acrobat logo are trademarks of Adobe Systems,
Incorporated.
Intel is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation.
Apple, Macintosh and FireWire are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Incorporated.
Power Macintosh and Mac OS are trademarks of Apple Computer, Incorporated.
ReadIris Pro is a registered trademark of I.R.I.S.
Windows and the Windows logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.
Other products or company names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective
holders.
Copyright © 2000 Agfa-Gevaert N.V.
All rights reserved.
All software and hardware described in this document is subject to change without notice.
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Contents
Preface ............................................................................................................................................... 4
Chapter 1: Preparing the Scanner................................................................................................... 5
Unpacking the Scanner............................................................................................................... 6
Unlocking the Scanner ................................................................................................................ 6
Locking the Scanner ................................................................................................................... 7
Taking a Closer Look ..................................................................................................................8
Chapter 2: Installing the Scanner.................................................................................................. 10
Minimum Hardware and Software Requirements .....................................................................11
Environmental Requirements.................................................................................................... 12
Precautions ...............................................................................................................................12
Cleaning Your Scanner ............................................................................................................. 13
Installation of the Software........................................................................................................ 14
Installation for the Apple Macintosh ..........................................................................................14
Connecting the Scanner ............................................................................................14
Testing the Scanner and the Connection .................................................................. 17
Installation for the PC................................................................................................................ 18
Testing the Scanner and the Connection .................................................................. 18
Connecting the Scanner ............................................................................................19
Chapter 3: Placing Originals.......................................................................................................... 21
Placing Reflective Originals....................................................................................................... 22
Placing Transparent Originals ...................................................................................................23
Using the Universal Transparency Plate ................................................................... 24
Using the Single Slide Holders ..................................................................................25
Using the Batch Slide Holders ................................................................................... 26
Appendix A: Troubleshooting ....................................................................................................... 30
Appendix B: Technical Information .............................................................................................. 32
Appendix C: DuoScan f40 Regulation Compliance..................................................................... 34
Safety Regulations .................................................................................................................... 35
UL Safety Statement.................................................................................................. 35
TÜV: Wichtige Sicherheitshinweise........................................................................... 35
Electromagnetic Compatibility...................................................................................................36
Federal Communications Commission Radio Frequency Interference Statement.... 36
Canadian department of Communications ................................................................36
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Preface
DuoScan f40 can scan reflective and transparent originals, each on an independent scan bed. The
scanner uses the Twinplate scanning technology, allowing you to prepare transparent originals
while scanning reflective originals and vice versa. This means a considerable increase in
productivity. Instead of only switching the light source, the scanner switches mirrors and thereby
uses a different optical path to scan transparent originals. This allows the scanner to optimize the
optical path for both types of originals.
DuoScan f40's image quality makes it perfectly suitable for pre-press graphical applications. It is
based on flatbed CCD (Charge Coupled Device) scanning technology. DuoScan f40 is
characterized by a large input size range and a high scanning speed. Due to its 10 000 CCD pixels,
an impressive output size range can be achieved. This high-precision instrument features
exceptional sharpness and color fidelity.
The universal transparency plate and three single slide holders allow you to scan transparent
originals. An batch slide holder frame and a set of four types of batch slide holders are available in
order to increase the productivity of the scanner. To facilitate the scanning of thick originals like
magazines and books, the document cover adjusts automatically to the thickness of the original. If
necessary, you can remove the document cover of the DuoScan f40 completely by lifting it.
The originals can be of any type. The FotoLook™ scanning software will optimize the scan result.
ColorTune™ software ensures that colors are matched seamlessly throughout the entire prepress
and printing process. The bit depths can be either 3 x 14 bit for color (packed into 3 x 16 bit or
truncated to 3 x 8 bit), 14 bit for gray scale originals (packed into 16 bit or truncated to 8 bit), or 1 bit
for line-art originals. The scanned data are transferred to the workstation through FireWire or USB.
The workstation can be either an Apple™ Macintosh™ or PC.
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Chapter 1: Preparing the Scanner
This chapter assists you in preparing your DuoScan f40 for installation. You will find instructions for:
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Unpacking the Scanner
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Unlocking the Scanner
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Locking the Scanner
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Taking a Closer Look
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Unpacking the Scanner
Open the packing box and take out all the items carefully.
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Check each item to make sure that there is no visual defect.
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If something is missing, contact your dealer or Agfa service representative.
Remove the plastic wrapping and the packing materials from the scanner.
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Note: Save the packing materials to protect the scanner when you have to move it over
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long distances.
Unlocking the Scanner
The scanner’s optical carriage contains all optical components and rides back and forth during the
scan. An unlocking screw at the bottom of your DuoScan f40 holds the carriage in place during
shipment. You have to loosen this screw before you can operate the scanner.
Pull the scanner carefully over the edge of the table until you can see the unlocking screw at
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the bottom of the scanner.
Take a coin and turn the screw a quarter counterclockwise.
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The screw comes loose: your scanner is unlocked.
Move the scanner back on your desktop. Allow a minimum of 10 cm (4 inches) around each
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side of the scanner and a minimum of 15 cm (6 inches) at the rear of the scanner.
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Locking the Scanner
If you need to transport the scanner over long distances, you should first lock your scanner. This
will protect the scanner's optical assembly from possible damage.
Switch on your scanner.
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The scanner’s optical assembly moves to its home position.
When the busy indicators stop blinking, pull the scanner carefully over the edge of the table
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until you can see the unlocking screw at the bottom of the scanner.
Take a coin and turn the screw a quarter clockwise.
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The screw is tightened: your scanner is locked.
Move the scanner back on your desktop.
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Switch off your scanner.
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Your scanner is now ready for transportation.
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Taking a Closer Look
You can now take a closer look at the scanner, so that you become familiar with its parts. The
figure illustrates the locations of the different parts of your DuoScan f40.
1. reflective glass plate
2. adjustable document cover
3. transparency tray
4. busy indicator for transparency scanning
5. busy indicator for reflective scanning
6. power indicator (green light)
7. power switch
8. rulers
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The following figure illustrates the location of the different parts at the rear of your scanner.
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1. Power input
2. USB port
3. FireWire ports
4. Unused connector
The following figure illustrates the location of the different parts of the transparency plate.
1. Universal transparency plate
2. Calibration slit
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Chapter 2: Installing the Scanner
This chapter shows you how to set up your DuoScan f40 with your Apple Macintosh or PC. You will
find information about:
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Minimum Hardware and Software Requirements
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Environmental Requirements
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Precautions
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Cleaning Your Scanner
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Installation of the Software
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Installation for the Apple Macintosh
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Connecting the Scanner
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Testing the Scanner and the Connection
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Installation for the PC
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Testing the Scanner and the Connection
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Connecting the Scanner
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Minimum Hardware and Software Requirements
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For the Apple Macintosh:
Minimum requirements:
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A Power PC™ processor.
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32 MB of RAM if virtual memory is switched on, 64 MB RAM if virtual memory is switched
off.
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A 800 x 600 monitor with thousands of colors.
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System™ 8.1 or Mac OS operating system.
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40 MB of free disk space on the start-up disk.
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A CD-ROM drive.
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USB or FireWire port.
Minimum USB requirements:
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System™ 8.1.
Minimum FireW ire requirements:
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Mac OS 8.6 (+ FireWire updater) or Mac OS 9.0.
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For the PC:
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A Pentium processor or higher.
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A 15 inch color monitor.
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A video card for an accurate display of color images (minimum thousands of colors / High
Color (16 bit) is recommended).
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32 MB of RAM (64 MB of RAM is recommended).
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FotoLook™ is compatible with all IBM™ PCs and compatibles capable of running
Windows 98 SE™, Windows ME™ or Windows 2000™ for Intel platforms.
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A CD-ROM drive.
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The amount of disk space available on your PC determines the number and the size of
the images you can scan. Make sure that you have enough free storage space on your
hard disk. You need about two times the size of the image to scan, edit and save it. You
need a minimum of 30 MB free hard disk space.
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USB or FireWire port (IEEE 1394, OHCI compliant).
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Environmental Requirements
Place the scanner on a horizontal, flat surface.
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To ensure proper ventilation, allow a minimum of 10 cm (4 inches) free space around each
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side of the scanner and a minimum of 15 cm (6 inches) at the rear of the scanner.
Make sure that no vibrations or shocks occur.
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Make sure that the area is free of excessive dust.
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Avoid any contact with water.
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The scanner is designed to operate optimally when the environmental temperature is between
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10°C and 35°C (50 – 90 ºF). Avoid exposure to direct sunlight and heating devices.
The scanner is designed to operate optimally when the environmental humidity is between
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10% and 85%. Avoid environments where humidity fluctuations might occur.
Check whether the voltage of the power supply corresponds to the voltage of your scanner. If
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not, contact your dealer or Agfa service representative.
Precautions
For your own safety and that of your equipment, respect conscientiously the Environmental
Requirements and always take the following precautions:
Caution:
guide, do not try to remove any mechanical parts or any electronic devices. If your scanner needs
service, our dealer and service offices are available to help you.
Handle your DuoScan f40 with care: its glass plates are fragile. There is no warranty on
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Check frequently whether there is no overheating of the power plug and whether the power
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Switch off the machine at the end of your working day or during power failure.
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Disconnect the power plug when you want to clean the reflective glass plate and when the
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Do not open the scanner housing as it contains high-voltage areas and sensitive components.
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Do not leave originals on the reflective glass plate or on the universal transparency plate for
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Make sure to attach transparent originals on the universal transparency plate with the single
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For the reason of safety, besides the personal maintenance mentioned in this owner's
breaking the glass plates and your dealer is not liable for the consequential damages.
plug is pushed all the way into the socket.
scanner needs service.
Any curative maintenance should be carried out by your dealer or Agfa service representative.
excessive periods of time. The warmth of the scanner may cause them to deteriorate.
slide holders or with adhesive tape. Otherwise you might loose them in the scanner.
For safety reasons, never use extension cables for power cables.
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Cleaning Your Scanner
In order to maintain the quality of your scanned images, regularly clean both glass plates (the
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reflective glass plate and the universal transparency plate).
Before cleaning, switch off the power to the scanner and unplug the cable.
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Use a damp cloth and a mild detergent or alcohol to clean the surface of the glass plate.
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When you use sprays directly onto the glass plate, avoid the seams around the glass, as this
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may cause the liquid to penetrate and contaminate the mirrors and lenses inside the scanner.
Do not use detergent on the plastic parts of your scanner.
Especially the cleaning of the calibration slits in the holders is important. Keep this area dust-
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and dirt-free.
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Installation of the Software
Fore more information, refer to the Getting Started manual.
Installation for the Apple Macintosh
Caution
: Before installing the scanner software, you have to install the additional OCR and image
editing software.
This section shows you how to set up your DuoScan f40 with your Macintosh computer.
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Connecting the Scanner
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Connecting your scanner using the FireWire cable
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Connecting your scanner using the USB cable
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Testing the Scanner and the Connection
Connecting the Scanner
There are two possible ways to connect the scanner to your Macintosh.
Using the FireWire cable
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Recent Macintosh computers are supplied with a FireWire port. This means you can use the
included FireWire cable to connect the scanner to your Macintosh. The FireWire connection is
preferable because:
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The FireWire interface is the fastest way to transfer data from the scanner to your
computer.
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Using FireWire, you can connect several devices to one computer without installing extra
hardware.
Using the USB cable
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If you have no FireWire port, you can connect the scanner to your Macintosh using the
USB port and the included USB cable.
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Connecting your scanner using the FireWire cable
When FireWire is supported, it means you can connect devices using the FireWire cable and the
FireWire ports at the rear of your computer or device.
FireWire is hot-plugable: you can connect or disconnect the FireWire at any time (without shutting
down your computer).
Connect one end of the FireWire cable into the FireWire port of your scanner.
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Make sure you connect the correct plug as shown in the figure below.
Connect the other end of the FireWire cable to the FireWire port on your computer.
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Make sure you connect it to the correct port as shown in the figure below. A FireWire port is
usually labeled with the
icon.
Connect the power cord to the scanner.
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Switch on the scanner.
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The scanner performs a self-test: First, the power indicator switches on and the busy
indicators start blinking. After a few seconds, the busy indicator for transparency scanning also
switches on while the busy indicator for reflective scanning continues blinking for about 30
seconds. At the end of the self-test, the blinking busy indicator also switches on.
Note: If a malfunction is detected during the self-test, that is, if the busy indicators remain
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blinking or go off, refer to Appendix A: Troubleshooting.
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Connecting your scanner using the USB cable
USB is hot-plugable: you can connect or disconnect the USB cable at any time (without shutting
down your computer).
Connect one end of your USB cable to the USB port on your scanner.
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Make sure you connect the correct plug as shown in the figure below.
Connect the other end of your USB cable to a USB port on your computer.
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Make sure you connect it to the correct port as shown in the figure below. A USB port is
labeled with the USB icon
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Connect the power cord to the scanner.
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Switch on the scanner.
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The scanner performs a self-test: First, the power indicator switches on and the busy
indicators start blinking. After a few seconds, the busy indicator for transparency scanning also
switches on while the busy indicator for reflective scanning continues blinking for about 30
seconds. At the end of the self-test, the blinking busy indicator also switches on.
Note: If a malfunction is detected during the self-test, that is, if the busy indicators remain
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blinking or go off, refer to Appendix A: Troubleshooting.
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Testing the Scanner and the Connection
You are now ready to check if the scanner is operating properly and if the devices are correctly
connected to your Macintosh.
Verify if the USB or FireWire cable is properly connected to your Macintosh.
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Switch on your Macintosh.
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As it starts up, your Macintosh performs a series of tests to verify the correct system
configuration.
Open the Scanner ID checker application and select the desired interface (USB or FireWire).
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Verify if your scanner is visible.
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Note: For more information, refer to the Scanner ID checker section in Appendix A:
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Troubleshooting.
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Installation for the PC
This section shows you how to set up your DuoScan f40 with your PC. You can find information on
connecting the scanner to your PC and instructions for testing the scanner and the connection.
Caution:
Make sure to install the scanner driver (FotoLook 3.5) before connecting the scanner to
your computer.
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Testing the Scanner and the Connection
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Connecting the Scanner to Your PC
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Connecting your scanner using the FireWire cable
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Connecting your scanner using the USB cable
Testing the Scanner and the Connection
Caution:
Note: Make sure to test the scanner and the connection before connecting the scanner to your
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Check if the scanner is properly unlocked. See also Unlocking the Scanner.
PC.
Connect the power cord to the scanner.
Make sure that you are using the correct power cord for the voltage in your area. Double-check
whether the voltage indicated on the back panel of the scanner corresponds with the voltage in
your area. If not, contact your dealer or Agfa service representative.
Switch on the scanner.
The scanner performs a self-test in which first the power indicator (green) switches on and the
busy indicators start blinking. After a few seconds, the busy indicator for transparency
scanning switches on while the busy indicator for reflective scanning continues blinking for
about 30 seconds. At the end of the self-test, the blinking busy indicator also switches on.
If a malfunction is detected during the self-test, that is, if the busy indicator remains blinking or
goes off, refer to Appendix A: Troubleshooting.
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Connecting the Scanner to Your PC
Using the FireWire cable
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When your PC is running Windows 98 SE, Windows ME or Windows 2000, and when a
FireWire card (IEEE 1394, OHCI compliant) is installed in your PC, you can use the included
FireWire cable to connect the DuoScan f40 to your PC. The FireWire connection is preferable
because:
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The FireWire interface is the fastest way to transfer data from the scanner to your
computer.
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Using FireWire, you can connect several devices to one computer without installing
additional hardware.
Using the USB cable
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If you have no FireWire port, you can connect the scanner to your PC using the USB port and
the included USB cable.
Connecting your scanner using the FireWire cable
Make sure you connected the power cord to the scanner and switched on the scanner as
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described in “Testing the Scanner and the Connection”.
Connect one end of the FireWire cable into the FireWire port of your scanner.
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Make sure you connect the correct plug as shown in the figure below.
Connect the other end of the FireWire cable to the FireWire port on your computer.
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Make sure you connect it to the correct port as shown in the figure below. A FireWire port is
usually labeled with the
icon.
Windows will automatically detect the scanner and will install the scanner hardware driver.
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Connecting your scanner using the USB cable
Make sure you connected the power cord to the scanner and switched on the scanner as
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described in “Testing the Scanner and the Connection”.
Connect one end of your USB cable to the USB port on your scanner. Make sure you connect
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the correct plug as shown in the figure below.
Connect the other end of your USB cable to a USB port on your computer. Make sure you
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connect it to the correct port as shown in the figure. A USB port is labeled with the
icon.
Windows will automatically detect the scanner and will install the scanner hardware driver.
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Chapter 3: Placing Originals
This chapter shows you how to scan with your DuoScan f40.
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Placing Reflective Originals
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Placing Transparent Originals
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Using the Universal Transparency Plate
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Using the Single Slide Holders
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Using the Batch Slide Holders
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Placing Reflective Originals
You can place a reflective original directly on the scanner’s reflective glass plate. The DuoScan f40
has an adjustable document cover: when you scan a thick original (like a book or a magazine) on
the reflective glass plate, the document cover adjusts automatically to the thickness of the original.
If necessary, you can remove the document cover completely by lifting it.
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Open the document cover of the scanner.
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Center the original face down on the glass plate with the top side against the front ruler.
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Note: The optical performance of a CCD scanner is always best near the middle of the
scan area. However, for the most common resolutions used for reflective originals,
placing originals to the side will not decrease quality.
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Close the document cover of the scanner.
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Placing Transparent Originals
When you scan transparent originals, you use the universal transparency plate or the batch slide
holder frame, which you put into the transparency tray of the scanner.
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Using the Universal Transparency Plate
Caution
transparent originals with the single slide holders or with adhesive tape. Otherwise you might loose
them in the scanner.
To scan a transparent original, carry out the following instructions:
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: When you use the universal transparency plate, you always have to attach your
Center the original face down on the universal transparency plate so that its top side is directed
towards the calibration slit.
This position guarantees the best quality. Fix the original with one of the single slide holders or
with adhesive tape.
Insert the universal transparency plate into the transparency tray of the scanner with the Agfa
logo at the top.
Note: Make sure that the calibration slit of the universal transparency plate is at the front side
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(standing in front of the scanner) and that it is clean.
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Using the Single Slide Holders
You put your originals in a single slide holder to make sure that the original lies flat on the glass
plate and to avoid overexposure near the edges. There are three sizes of single slide holders: 35
mm, 6 x 6 cm, and 4 x 5 inch. To scan a transparent original using a single slide holder, carry out
the following instructions:
Put your original in the appropriate single slide holder.
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Center the original on the universal transparency plate so that its top side is directed towards
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the calibration slit. This position guarantees the best quality.
1. 35 mm single slide holder
2. 6 x 6 cm single slide holder
3. 4 x 5 inch single slide holder
Fix the single slide holder on the universal transparency plate by pushing it firmly down.
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The rear of the holder has a glass adhesive strip, so the frame is secured to the glass. The
holder can still be removed easily.
Put the universal transparency plate into the transparency tray of the scanner with the Agfa
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logo at the top.
The specifications (resolution,...) of the scanner apply to the whole scan area. However, image
quality is always at its optimum in the middle of the scan area.
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Using the Batch Slide Holders
Batch slide holders are used in order to increase the productivity of the scanner. The concept of the
batch slide holders is developed so that a variety of combinations are possible.
The base is the batch slide holder frame in which different kinds of batch slide holders can be
mounted. The batch slide holders keep the originals perfectly flat between two plastic frames, thus
guaranteeing optimum sharpness. Contact your dealer for more information.
Four batch slide holders (4 x 5 inch, 6 x 9 cm, 35 mm framed and 35 mm strips) and a batch
slide holder frame.
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35 mm framed batch slide holder
This holder can hold a maximum of sixteen pre-mounted slides at the time. Once loaded, you put
the holder into the transparency tray.
Put your original face down in the 35 mm framed batch slide holder.
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Put the batch slide holder into the batch slide holder frame.
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Put the batch slide holder frame into the transparency tray of the scanner with the Agfa logo at
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the top.
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35 mm strip slide holder
Two strips of six slides can be mounted into the holder which is then mounted into the transparency
tray.
Put your strip with originals face down in the 35 mm strip slide holder.
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Match the fog area (the space between two negatives) with the arrow mark on the holder.
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Close the lid and slide it sideways.
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Your originals are correctly positioned for scanning.
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Note: If your originals are not properly positioned, you can still adjust the strip by sliding
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the closed lid in the required direction.
Put the batch slide holder into the batch slide holder frame.
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Put the batch slide holder frame into the transparency tray of the scanner.
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6 x 9 cm and 4 x 5 inch batch slide holders
The 6 x 9 cm batch slide holder and the 4 x 5 inch batch slide holder function in the same way as
the 35 mm batch slide holders.
The 6 x 9 cm and the 4 x 5 inch holders can hold respectively four and two slides at the time. Once
loaded, you put the holder into the transparency tray.
Put your original face down in the 6 x 9 cm or 4 x 5 inch batch slide holder.
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Figure of 4 x 5 inch batch slide holder
Figure of 6 x 9 cm batch slide holder
Put the batch slide holder into the batch slide holder frame.
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Put the batch slide holder frame into the transparency tray of the scanner.
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Appendix A: Troubleshooting
This appendix explains some common problems you may come across when starting up or using
your DuoScan f40.
The power indicator fails to light up.
Verify the power connection to the scanner.
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Check if the power switch is on.
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If you have confirmed that there is power to the scanner it is likely that the scanner fuse needs
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to be replaced. Contact your dealer or Agfa service representative.
The power indicator lights up but nothing happens.
Contact your dealer or Agfa service representative.
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The scanner makes an loud knocking noise and nothing moves under the glass plate.
The scanner was not properly unlocked. Immediately switch off the scanner and unlock
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properly, or call your Agfa service representative.
One of the busy indicator lights (yellow) on the scanner’s operating panel remains blinking or goes off after the power-up sequence (= about 30 seconds).
A malfunction has been detected by the scanner.
Check if you have unlocked the scanner. If this cannot be the problem please contact your
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dealer or Agfa service representative.
The FireWire cable does not fit the FireWire port on my computer.
Verify if the FireWire port on your computer has 4 pins instead of 6. The included FireWire
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cable has 6 pins. If the FireWire port on your computer has 4 pins, you will need to obtain a
different cable or converter to connect the scanner to your computer.
FotoLook does not recognize the scanner (
Check if the scanner is listed in the Device Manager:
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Click Start > Settings > Control Panel.
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The Control Panel window appears.
Double-click the System-icon.
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The System Properties window appears.
For Windows 98 SE and Windows ME: Click the Device Manager tab
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For Windows 2000: Click the Hardware tab and the Device Manager button.
Verify if the scanner is visible under the Imaging devices section.
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PC
only).
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Using the FireWire/USB connection, FotoLook does not recognize the scanner (
only).
To verify if the correct interface type is selected:
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Open the Agfa FotoLook folder at the top level of your hard disk.
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Open the Utilities folder.
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Open the Scanner ID checker application.
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Select the interface type (FireWire/USB) that you used to connect the scanner
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to your computer.
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If the FireWire/USB menu-option is disabled, your Macintosh does not detect any
FireWire/USB interface. If FireWire/USB is not build in, check if your PCI or PCMIA card
is properly inserted.
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The Scanner ID checker does not find the System FireWire/USB drivers. You need to reinstall (or re-enable) the FireWire/USB drivers from the CD-ROM that came with your
Macintosh or interface card.
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The Scanner ID checker does not find the System FireWire/USB drivers. The installed
driver on your computer might be to old. Download the latest driver for your system from
www.Apple.com.
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The Scanner ID checker does not find the Agfa drivers. You need to re-install (or reenable) the Agfa drivers from the CD-ROM that came with your scanner.
MACINTOSH
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The scanner is not visible in the Scanner ID checker window. Verify if the scanner did
start up properly and check the connection between the scanner and your Macintosh.
Note: You can find more information on the “Devices and Volumes” tab in the “Apple
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System Profiler” application.
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Appendix B: Technical Information
This appendix provides some technical information about your DuoScan f40. Technical
specifications are subject to change without notice.
Scanner type: Flatbed legal or A4 size color CCD scanner
CCD: 10 000 elements, color type
Optical resolution: 2400 ppi vertical x 1200 ppi horizontal
Output resolution: 20 - 2,400 ppi
A/D Conversion: 42 bit (14 bit per color)
Output pixel depth: 1 bit output for line-art (black and white)
8 or 16 bit output for gray
24 or 48 bit output for color
Density range: Reflection: 0 to 2.0 D
Transmission: 0 to 3.0 D
Scanning speed:
Preview speed A4 color 10 s
Original sizes: A4 or Legal
Maximum scan area: Maximum reflection:
Memory: 4 MB RAM
Reflection scanner lamp: Cold cathode
Transparency lamp: Cold cathode
Speed mode
Reflective: line-art/grayscale/color: 4.8 ms/line
Transparent: line-art/grayscale/color:6.5 ms/line
Quality mode
Reflective: line-art/grayscale/color:6.5 ms/line
Transparent: line-art/grayscale/color:8 ms/line
216 x 355 mm (8.5 x 14 inch)
Maximum transmission:
203 x 254 mm (8 x 10 inch)
5,000 hr lifetime
5,000 hr lifetime
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Warm up time: approximately 30 seconds
180 seconds to reach final image quality
Power supply: 100 V to 240 V, 47 - 63 Hz
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Power consumption: <39 W
Dimensions: 395 mm (15.5 inch) x 160 mm (6.3 inch) x
570 mm (22.4 inch) (W x H x L)
Weight: 11.5 kg
Acoustic noise: max. 50 dB in worst condition
Interface: FireWire (IEEE 1394)
USB
Environment: Operating temperature:
10°C to 35°C (50 °F to 90 °F)
Relative humidity:
20% to 85%
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Appendix C: DuoScan f40 Regulation Compliance
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Safety Regulations
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UL Safety Statement
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TÜV: Wichtige Sicherheitshinweise
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Electromagnetic Compatibility
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Federal Communications Commission Radio Frequency Interference Statement.
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Canadian department of Communications
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Safety Regulations
DuoScan f40 has been designed to comply with:
VDE 0805
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IEC 950, EN 60950 (GS approved)
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UL 1950
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CSA c22.2 No. 950-M89
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DuoScan f40 also complies with CE regulations and carries the CE mark.
UL Safety Statement
Instructions for power supply cord selection:
Use a UL listed, Type SVT or SJT cord, three conductor, rated 10 A 125 V, not to exceed 15ft in
length.
TÜV: Wichtige Sicherheitshinweise
Bitte Lesen Sie sich diese Hinweise sorgfältig durch.
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Um eine Beschädigung des Gerätes zu vermeiden sollten Sie nur Zuberhörteile verwenden,
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die vom Hersteller zugelassen sind.
Das Gerät ist vor Feuchtigkeit zu schützen.
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Bei der Aufstellung des Gerätes ist auf sicheren Stand zu achten. Ein Kippen oder Fallen
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könnte Verletzungen hervorrufen. Verwenden Sie nur sichere Standorte und beachten Sie die
Aufstellhinweise des Herstellers.
Die Belüftungsöffnungen dienen zur Luftzirkulation die das Gerät vor Überhitzung schütz.
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Sorgen Sie dafür, daß diese Öffnungen nicht abgedeckt werden.
Die Netzanschlußsteckdose muß aus Gründen der elektrischen Sicherheit einen
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Schutzleiterkontakt haben.
Durch die Lüftungsöffnungen dürfen niemals Gegenstände oder Flüssigkeiten in das Gerät
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gelangen. Dies könnte einen Brand bzw. elektrischen Schlag auslösen.
Öffnen Sie niemals das Gerät. Das Gerät darf aus Gründen der elektrischen Sicherheit nur
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von authorisiertem Servicepersonal geöffnet werden.
Die Steckdose sollte nahe dem Gerät und leicht zugänglich sein.
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Electromagnetic Compatibility
DuoScan f40 is designed to comply with:
Emission: EN55022, Class B
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Immunity: IEC 801-2; IEC801-3; IEC 801-4
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47 CFR, part 15, subpart B, class B
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Federal Communications Commission Radio Frequency Interference Statement.
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
against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instruction, manual 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 or relocate the receiving antenna.
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Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
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Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
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connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for help.
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Canadian department of Communications
This Class B digital apparatus meets all the requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing
Equipment Regulations.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe B respecte touts les exigences du Règlement sur le matériel
brouilleur du Canada.
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