StudioScan II
Owner’s Guide
Trademarks
StudioScan II is a trademark of Agfa-Gevaert, NV.
Apple and Macintosh are registered trademarks of Apple Computer,
Incorporated.
IBM PC, AT, and XT are trademarks of International Business
Machines Corporation.
Other product or company names are trademarks or registered
trademarks of their respective holders.
Copyright © 1994 Agfa-Gevaert N.V.
All rights reserved
All software and hardware described in this document are subject to
change without any notice.
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Contents
Introduction ix
About your StudioScan II xi
About this Owner’s Guide xi
About the FotoLook documentation xii
Conventions xii
1 Preparing the scanner 1
Unpacking the scanner 3
Unlocking the scanner 5
Locking the scanner 5
Taking a closer look 6
Installing the Transparency Module 7
Unpacking the Transparency Module 7
Connecting the Transparency Module 9
Testing the scanner 10
2 Installing the scanner 11
Important safety instructions 13
About SCSI devices 14
Changing the SCSI ID number 14
Installation for the Macintosh 15
Choosing a SCSI ID number 15
Connecting the scanner 16
Testing the connection 17
Installation for the PC 18
Which SCSI adapter card 18
Connecting the scanner 18
3 Using the scanner 21
Placing a reflective original 23
Placing a transparent original 23
Contents
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4 Caring for your scanner 25
Cleaning the scanner 27
Replacing the fluorescent lamps 27
Replacing the fuse 27
Troubleshooting 29
Technical Information 31
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Contents
StudioScan II and Transparency Module
regulation compliance
North-American version
Safety regulations
The StudioScan II and Transparency Module are designed to comply
with:
UL 1950-D3
CSA C22.2 No. 950 - M89
UL Safety Statement
Instructions for power supply cord selection:
For units set at 115V:
Use a UL listed, Type SVT or SJT cord, three conductor, rated 10␣A
125␣V, not to exceed 15ft in length.
❖ Warning: For the reason of safety, besides the personal maintenance
mentioned in this operation manual, don’t try to remove any mechanical
parts or any electronic devices. If you need service, our dealer and service
offices are available to help you.
Electromagnetic Interference
The StudioScan II is designed to comply with:
FCC 20718, part 15, subpart B, class B
FCC
Federal Communications Commission Radio Frequency Interference
Statement.
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
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
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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.
■ 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.
Notice:
(1) The changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate
the equipment.
(2) Shielded interface cables and AC power cord, if any, must be used
in order to comply with the emission limits.
Canadian department of Communications
This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for radio
noise emissions from digital apparatus set out in the Radio
Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of
Communications.
Le présent appareil numérique n’émet pas de bruits radioélectriques
dépassant les limites applicables aux appareils numériques (de la class
B) prescrites dans le Règlement sur le brouillage radioélectriques
édicté par le ministère des Communications du Canada.
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StudioScan II and Transparency Module
regulation compliance
International version
Safety regulations
The StudioScan II and Transparency Module are designed to comply
with:
VDE 0805
TÜV
Wichtige Sicherheitshinweise
1. Bitte Lesen Sie sich diese Hinweise sorgfältig durch.
2. Um eine Beschädigung des Gerätes zu vermeiden sollten Sie nur
Zuberhörteile verwenden, die vom Hersteller zugelassen sind.
3. Das Gerät ist vor Feuchtigkeit zu schützen.
4. Bei der Aufstellung des Gerätes ist auf sicheren Stand zu achten.
Ein Kippen oder Fallen könnte Verletzungen hervorrufen.
Verwenden Sie nur sichere Standorte und beachten Sie die
Aufstellhinweise des Herstellers.
5. Die Belüftungsöffnungen dienen zur Luftzirkulation die das Gerät
vor Überhitzung schützt. Sorgen Sie dafür, daß diese Öffnungen
nicht abgedeckt werden.
6. Die Netzanschlußsteckdose muß aus Gründen der elektrischen
Sicherheit einen Schutzleiterkontakt haben.
7. Durch die Lüftungsöffnungen dürfen niemals Gegenstände oder
Flüssigkeiten in das Gerät gelangen. Dies könnte einen Brand bzw.
elektrischen Schlag auslösen.
8. Öffnen Sie niemals das Gerät. Das Gerät darf aus Gründen der
elektrischen Sicherheit nur von authorisiertem Servicepersonal
geöffnet werden.
9. Die Steckdose sollte nahe dem Gerät und leicht zugänglich sein.
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Electromagnetic Interference
The StudioScan II is designed to comply with:
VDE 0871, class B
VDE 0875, level N
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Introduction
ixWelcome
x Introduction
Introduction
This chapter introduces you to your StudioScan II and to the different
manuals that came with your scanner.
About your StudioScan II
The StudioScan II is a 10-bit flatbed desktop scanner. You can scan
line-art, halftone, gray-scale and color reflective originals up to legal
or A4 format. If you purchased the transparency module, you can
scan transparent originals as well. The StudioScan II is a one pass
color scanner with a resolution of 400 x 800 dpi. The image sensor is
a linear array CCD (Charge Coupled Device) with a daylight
fluorescent light.
With its powerful and easy-to-use scanner driver software, the
StudioScan II gives you easy access to high quality color scans. The
scanner driver software gives you a number of additional features that
let you create special effects or reproduce even the most difficult
originals.
The StudioScan II includes a built-in SCSI interface which makes it
very easy to connect the scanner to your Macintosh or PC.
The StudioScan II exists in different versions, each submitted to
different regulation approvals.
■ the North-American version operates at voltage 100-120V and is
designed to comply with UL 1950-D3, CSA C22.2 No. 950 - M89
and FCC 20718, part 15, subpart B, class B.
■ the international version automatically adjusts to any AC
electrical outlet rated from 100V to 240V and is designed to
comply with VDE 0805, VDE 0871, class B and VDE 0875,
level␣N.
About this Owner’s Guide
This guide to the StudioScan II contains three chapters and two
appendices:
■ Chapter 1, ‘Preparing the scanner’, shows you how to prepare your
scanner for installation.
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■ Chapter 2, ‘Installation’, shows you how to set up your StudioScan
II and how to set the SCSI ID number.
■ Chapter 3, ‘Using the scanner’, tells you how to place different
originals.
■ Chapter 4, ‘Caring for your scanner’, covers general maintenance
tips for your scanner.
■ Appendix A, ‘Troubleshooting’, can be helpful when you come
across problems that you are unable to solve.
■ Appendix B, ‘Technical information’, provides specifications and
lists additional accessories available for your StudioScan II.
About the FotoLook documentation
Besides this Owner’s Guide, your StudioScan II comes with a
documentation set for FotoLook. In this documentation you can find
information on how to install and use the FotoLook software.
Conventions
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The following conventions are used in this guide:
❖ Note: A note of this type gives you additional information.
■ Instructions are preceded by a small red square and are set in
bold.
1. Numbered steps describe the actions you must take to perform
a task.
Introduction
Chapter 1
Preparing the scanner
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Preparing the scanner
This chapter assists you in preparing your StudioScan II for
installation. You’ll find instructions for:
■ Unpacking the scanner
■ Unlocking the scanner
■ Locking the scanner
■ Installing the Transparency Module
■ Testing the scanner
Unpacking the scanner
The first thing to do is to make sure you have everything you’re
supposed to.
1. Open the packing box and take out all the items.
2. Check each item against Figure 1 to make sure that you have
everything.
If something is missing, contact your dealer or representative.
3. Remove the plastic wrapping and the packing materials from
the scanner.
❖ Note: Save the packing materials so that you can repack the scanner to
protect it if you have to move it over long distances.
4. Fill out the Warranty and Registration card. You will find the
product serial number on the identity label on the rear of your
scanner.
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StudioScan II
Figure 1
The contents of the packing box
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3-pin 110V Power cord
(North-American version)
Warranty and Registration
card
220V Power cord
(International version)
25 - 50 pins
SCSI cable
Unlock card External SCSI
terminator
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The scanner’s optical assembly is held in place during shipment by a
locking screw which must be loosened before the unit can be
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1. Locate the locking screw at the base of the scanner as shown in
Figure 2.
2. Unlock the locking screw with a small coin.
The screw pushes out a small distance, nearly even to the bottom
of the scanner.
❖ Note: Leave the locking screw in place so that you can relock it if you
have to move the scanner over long distances.
Figure 2
Unlocking the locking screw
Locking the scanner
If you need to transport the scanner over long distances, you should
first replace the shipping restraint. This will protect the scanner’s
optical assembly from possible damage.
1. Turn off your scanner.
2. Turn on your scanner.
The Power indicator should light and the Ready indicator should
blink. The scanner’s optical assembly moves to its home position.
3. Wait until the Ready indicator stops blinking.
Unlocking the scanner
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The top and right side of the scanner
5. Tighten the locking screw with a small coin.
6. Turn off your scanner.
7. Repack the scanner with the original packing materials to
protect it.
Taking a closer look
Now that you have the scanner out of the box, take a closer look so
that you’re familiar with its parts. Figure 3 and Figure 4 illustrate the
locations of the different parts of your StudioScan II.
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Document cover
Glass plate
Ready indicator
Power indicator
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Figure 4
Power switch
Transparency
Module connector
SCSI ID switch
Power input
SCSI interface connector
Power input for
Transparency Module
Taking a closer look
The rear of the scanner
Installing the Transparency Module
The Transparency Module is an optional item. The following describes
the procedure for installing the Transparency Module if you have
purchased one for your StudioScan II.
Unpacking the Transparency Module
The first thing to do is to make sure you have everything you’re
supposed to.
1. Open the packing box and take out all the items.
2. Check each item against Figure 5 to make sure that you have
everything.
If something is missing, contact your dealer or representative.
3. Remove the plastic wrapping and the packing materials from
the Transparency Module.
4. Fill out the Warranty and Registration card. You will find the
product serial number on the identity label on the rear of your
Transparency Module.
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The contents of the Transparency
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Regulation
approval document
110V Power cord
North-American version
Warranty and
Registration card
❖ Note: Save the packing materials so that you can repack the Transparency
Module to protect it if you have to move it over long distances.
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Connecting the Transparency Module
Scanner connector cable
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Connecting the Transparency Module
Installing the Transparency Module
Unlock the transparency module before connecting it to the scanner.
Consult the Unlock Card of the transparency module for instructions.
1. Switch off the scanner and remove the scanner’s Document
Cover.
2. Position the Transparency Module on the top of the scanner,
aligning the positioning holes at the top-rear of the scanner.
3. Plug the scanner connector cable into the scanner.
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Testing the scanner
You are now ready to perform a power-on test to check if the scanner
is operating correctly.
1. Check that you have unlocked the locking screw.
2. Connect the power cord to the scanner.
3. Turn on the scanner.
The Power indicator lights up and the Ready indicator flashes
briefly. The scanning lamp turns on.
The scanner performs a self-test after which the Ready indicator
turns on.
If the Power and Ready indicators fail to light up during the selftest, refer to Appendix A, ‘Troubleshooting’.
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Chapter 2
Installing the scanner
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Installing the scanner
This chapter shows you how to set up your StudioScan II. Before
installing the scanner, read the safety instructions below. You’ll also
find instructions for:
■ Changing and setting the SCSI ID number
■ Installing the scanner for the Macintosh
■ Installing the scanner for the PC
Important safety instructions
For your own safety and that of your equipment, always take the
following precautions.
■ Disconnect the power plug when you want to clean the scanner
case or glass plate and when the scanner needs service or repair
■ Place the scanner on a level surface.
■ To ensure proper ventilation, allow a minimum of 10 cm free
space around each side of the scanner and a minimum of 15␣cm
at the rear side of the scanner.
■ Any curative maintenance, such as replacing the scanning lamp
or fuse should be carried out by an authorized Agfa dealer. Do not
open the scanner housing as it contains high voltage areas and
sensitive components.
■ Do not leave originals on the glass plate for excessive periods of
time. The warmth of the scanner may cause them to deteriorate.
■ Do not operate the scanner when the environmental temperature
falls below 10°C or goes above 40°C.
■ Do not operate the scanner when the environmental humidity falls
below 20% or goes above 85%.
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About SCSI devices
The StudioScan II is a Small Computer System Interface (SCSI) device.
It communicates with your computer by using the SCSI standard. The
SCSI communication standard allows you to connect more than one
peripheral device to the same port of your computer in chain fashion.
A unique SCSI ID number is assigned to each device in the SCSI chain
enabling your computer to identify the device it wants to
communicate with and the priority of each device.
❖ Warning: If two SCSI devices have the same ID number, your system will
not work properly and you may damage your SCSI devices.
A SCSI chain requires an electronic component called a ‘terminator’
which absorbs old signals traveling along the cables and keeps the
path open for new signals. The chain should never have more than
two terminators, one at each end. It is important to remember that
using too many or too few terminators may damage your SCSI
devices. Some SCSI devices have built-in terminators and must
therefore be placed at the beginning or end of your SCSI chain.
❖ Note: Your StudioScan II does not have a built-in terminator.
Your StudioScan II is supplied with terminator power that is switched
on.
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Changing the SCSI ID number
Before connecting the scanner to your computer, you must be aware
of the SCSI ID numbers already assigned. Your StudioScan II is preset
to ID2 and only needs to be changed if there is already another device
in your chain set to the same number.
1. Make sure your scanner is turned off and is disconnected from
your computer.
2. Decide on an unassigned SCSI ID number.
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numbers are free you can use the Macintosh utility ‘SCSI␣ID␣Checker’.
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Changing the SCSI ID number
3. Push above or underneath the SCSI number until you see the
number you want.
Push above the SCSI number to decrease the number, push
underneath the SCSI number to increase the number.
Installation for the Macintosh
This section shows you how to set up your StudioScan II with your
Macintosh computer. You must first choose and set a SCSI ID number,
then connect the scanner to your Macintosh, and lastly test the
connection.
Choosing a SCSI ID number
To find out which SCSI ID numbers are already assigned and which
You will find this utility on the Macintosh FotoLook disks.
1. Copy the SCSI ID Checker to your Macintosh computer.
2. Open the SCSI ID Checker.
A dialog box appears with a list of the SCSI ID numbers that are
free in your Macintosh computer.
Changing the SCSI ID number
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SCSI Table
Your Macintosh always occupies ID7 and its internal hard disk
usually ID0 or ID1.
3. Write down any SCSI ID number that is free.
Your StudioScan II is preset to ID2. If this number is free you do
not need to reset the SCSI ID switch on rear of the scanner.
4. Click OK to quit the SCSI ID Checker.
5. Set the scanner to the SCSI ID number that you have written
down.
For more information, see ‘Changing the SCSI ID number’ earlier
in this chapter.
Connecting the scanner
Before you connect the scanner to your Macintosh, make sure your
Macintosh and everything connected to it is turned off.
To connect your StudioScan II to your Macintosh:
1. Connect the smaller end of the SCSI cable to the SCSI port on
your Macintosh.
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2. If your scanner is the last device in your SCSI chain, place the
terminator on the 50-pin SCSI port of your scanner.
If your scanner is not the last device in your SCSI chain, do not
place the terminator. You can connect the scanner to the next
device by using another 25-50 pin cable and plugging the 25-pin
side in the scanner or by using a SCSI cable with a T connector so
that you can connect a cable extender to it.
3. Connect the other side of the SCSI cable to the terminator that
is placed on the 50-pin SCSI port of the scanner.
❖ Warning: Make sure there are no more than two terminators in your SCSI
chain. Some SCSI devices have built-in terminators and must therefore be
placed at the beginning or end of your SCSI chain. Please check the
documentation of each of your SCSI devices if you’re not sure whether the
device has a built-in terminator. Your StudioScan II has no built-in
terminator.
Apple Computer, Inc. recommends using only its proprietary (Black)
terminator for the Macintosh IIfx.
Testing the connection
You are now ready to perform a test to check if the scanner is
correctly connected to your Macintosh.
1. Connect the power cord to the scanner.
❖ For the country-specific version: Use the correct power cord for the
voltage in your area. The StudioScan II automatically adjusts to any AC
electrical outlet rated from 100V to 240V.
❖ For the North American version: Use the correct power cord for the
voltage in your area.
2. Check that the SCSI cable(s) are properly connected.
3. Turn on the scanner.
After a self-test the scanner’s Ready indicator turns on.
4. Turn on any other SCSI devices you may have attached.
5. Turn on your Macintosh.
As it boots up, your Macintosh performs a series of tests to verify
the correct system configuration.
6. Open the SCSI ID checker to verify that the scanner has a
unique SCSI number.
In case of problems, refer to Appendix A, ‘Troubleshooting’.
You are now ready to install and configure Agfa’s scanning software.
Please refer to the FotoLook documentation.
Installation for the Macintosh
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Installation for the PC
This section shows you how to set up your StudioScan II with your
PC. You can find information on which SCSI adapter card to use and
instructions for connecting the scanner to your PC.
Which SCSI adapter card
The StudioScan II requires a SCSI adapter card to work with your 386,
486, Pentium or compatible computer. If your PC does not have such
a card, contact your dealer.
❖ Important: Please check the following documentation:
■ The Read Me file on the PC disk for up-to-date information.
■ The documentation supplied with your adapter card. This will
tell you how to install the card.
■ If you are using third party software, check the
documentation supplied with that software for the SCSI
adapter cards supported.
Connecting the scanner
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Before you connect the scanner to your PC, make sure your PC and
everything connected to it is turned off.
1. Set the scanner to an unused SCSI ID number between 1 and 6.
For more information, see ‘Changing the SCSI ID number’ earlier
in this chapter.
2. Connect the 50-pin side of the SCSI cable to the SCSI port at
the rear of your PC.
3. Connect the smaller end of the SCSI cable to the smaller SCSI
port on your scanner.
4. If the scanner is at the end of your SCSI chain, place the
terminator on the remaining SCSI port of your scanner and
snap the diamond shaped wire clips into the clip brackets to
secure the connection.
5. Connect the power cord to the scanner.
6. Turn on the scanner.
After a self-test the scanner’s Ready indicator turns on.
7. Turn on your PC.
In case of problems, refer to Appendix A, ‘Troubleshooting’.
You are now ready to install and configure Agfa’s scanning software.
Please refer to the FotoLook documentation.
Installation for the PC
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Chapter 3
Using the scanner
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Using the scanner
This chapter tells you how to place transparent and reflective originals
on your scanner.
Placing a reflective original
The following steps explain how to position your original on your
scanner.
1. Raise the document cover of the scanner.
If you have a Transparency Module, you do not have to remove
the Transparency Module. Raise the Transparency Module.
2. Place the original that you want to scan face-down on the glass
plate.
3. Guide the top left corner of the original into the lower left (0,0)
corner of the glass plate.
4. Lower the document cover of the scanner.
Placing a transparent original
You need the Transparency Module to scan transparent originals.
1. Raise the Transparency Module.
2. Place the transparency frame on the glass plate with the
calibration hole facing the front of your scanner.
3. Place the original that you want to scan face-down inside the
transparency frame on the glass plate.
4. Guide the top left corner of the original into the lower left (0,0)
corner of the transparency frame.
5. Lower the Transparency Module.
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Chapter 4
Caring for your scanner
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Caring for your scanner
This chapter covers general maintenance tips for your StudioScan II.
Cleaning the scanner
Cleaning the glass plate regularly will ensure that dirt or smudges do
not reduce the quality of your scanned images.
Before cleaning, turn off the power to the scanner and unplug the
cord.
Use a damp cloth and a mild detergent to clean the surface of the
glass plate and document board. If you use alcohol to clean the glass
plate, make sure you do not touch the plastic elements of the scanner.
❖ Warning: Avoid using sprays directly onto the glass plate as this may
cause the liquid to penetrate the seams around the glass and contaminate
the mirrors and lenses inside the scanner.
Replacing the fluorescent lamps
The StudioScan II and Transparency Module lamps each have an
average lifetime of 3000 hours. Lamp replacement must only be
carried out by an authorized Agfa dealer. Return the scanner in its
original packing to your dealer for service.
❖ Warning: Do not open the scanner housing. There are extremely sensitive
components inside the scanner.
Replacing the fuse
Fuse replacement must only be carried out by an authorized Agfa
dealer. Return the scanner in its original packing to your dealer for
service.
❖ Warning: Do not open the scanner housing. There are extremely sensitive
components inside the scanner.
Cleaning 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 StudioScan II.
The Ready indicator on the scanner operating panel fails to
light up.
■■ Check that you have removed the lock.
■■ Check the scanning lamp in the scanner. If the lamp flickers,
dims, or goes off, please contact your dealer.
■■ If the weather is very cold, leave the scanner on for several
minutes to let it warm up. Turn the power off, then
immediately on again. If both lights still go off, contact your
dealer.
The scanner or Transparency Module lamp flickers, dims, or
fails to come on.
■■ The scanning lamp is failing or has failed and needs to be
changed. Contact your dealer.
The power indicator fails to light up.
■■ Verify the power connection to the scanner
■■ Check that the power switch is turned on.
■■ If you have confirmed that there is power to the scanner, it is
likely that the scanner fuse needs to be replaced. Contact your
dealer.
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The Macintosh does not boot.
■■ Your computer cannot find its hard disk due to a conflict with
the SCSI ID numbers of the devices you have attached. Turn
off the power to the scanner and unplug the cord. Disconnect
all SCSI devices (except the startup disk) and connect them
one by one, beginning with the scanner, to identify the device
that causes the problem.
The scanner driver software returns a “Scanner not ready”
or similar message.
■■ Verify the power connection to the scanner
■■ Check that the power switch is turned on.
■■ Check the Installation procedure, to see if you followed the
instructions. Pay special attention to the setting of the SCSI ID
number.
■■ Verify the terminators and the cables. If there is a problem
with a cable or with the SCSI board of the scanner, contact
your dealer.
■■ Disconnect all SCSI devices and connect them one by one,
beginning with the scanner, to identify the device that causes
the problem.
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Appendix B
Technical Information
This appendix provides some technical information about your
StudioScan II and Transparency Module.
StudioScan II specifications
Scanner type: Desktop, flat bed, one pass
Optical resolution: 400 dpi horizontal x 800 dpi vertical
Maximum resolution: 800 dpi x 800 dpi (gray-scale and color)
2400 dpi x 2400 dpi (line-art)
Sample depth: 10 bits per color
Scanning speed: Calibration - 5 s per color
Line-art - 5 ms per line
Halftone - 5 ms per line
Gray-scale - 5 ms per line
Color - 17 ms per line
Scanning area: Minimum - 1 line, 2 pixels in gray-scale and
color, 16 pixels in line-art
Maximum - 8,5" x 14"
Lamp: 8W daylight fluorescent light with
2000 hours life time in average field
conditions
Warm up time 30 seconds
Power supply: Line voltage: 100 to 240 V Country-specific
type
100-120 V North-American type
Frequency: 47 to 63 Hz
Power: 34 W
Dimensions: Length: 545 mm
Width: 386 mm
Height: 143 mm
Weight: 9.2 kg
Options Transparency Module
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Interface: SCSI-2 interface
Image memory: 128 KB
Transmission speed: 2 Mbyte/second
Environment: Operating temperature
10° C to 40° C (50° F to 104° F)
Storage temperature
-25° C to 55° C (-13° F to 131° F)
Relative humidity
20% to 85%
Surrounding space
10 cm on each side, 15 cm at the rear side
Transparency Module specifications
System Moving light source, transparency stable
Maximum resolution 400 dpi Horizontal x 800 dpi Vertical, optical
Scanning area Maximum 8" x 10"
Lamp: 8W cool white fluorescent light with
2000 hours life time in average field
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Power supply: Input: 100 to 250 volts
Frequency: 50 to 60 Hz
Output: 12 volts DC, 24 W
Interface: 15-pin cable with connector to scanner
Dimensions: Length: 543 mm
Width: 339.5 mm
Height: 63.5 mm
Weight: 4.7 kg
Environment Same as scanner
All software and hardware described in this document are subject to change
without any notice.
Appendix B Technical Information
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