DocuPen RC800 Operating Manual

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Operating Manual
DocuPen RC800
PLANON SYSTEM SOLUTIONS INC.
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Legal and Other Notices
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Planon Systems Solutions Inc. makes no representations or warranties regarding any damages, or benefit expected by using this unit lawfully, or any request from a third person, which are caused by the inappropriate use of this unit.
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Trademarks Docuport DocuPen™ is a registered trademark of Docuport Incorporated.
PaperPort Copy rights OCR technology by ScanSoft® Inc. All rights reserved. Copyright Outside In ® Viewer Technology © Inso Corporation All rights reserved Copyright © 2004 Planon System Solutions Inc. All rights reserved.
All other product or company names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.
Regulatory Information
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the follow­ing two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Canada ICES 003, Issue 3 This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
Planon System Solutions Inc. 5484 Tomken Rd. Unit 19 Mississauga, Ontario. L4W 2Z6 Phone: (905) 507-3926 Fax (905) 624-6629 Email: [email protected] website: www.planon.com Help Line: 1-877-DOCUPEN (362-8736)
Contents
INTRODUCTION............................................................... 5
Check the Contents…………………………………………. 5 DocuPen RC800 Features ………………………………… 6
Power On/Rez Button...…………………………………..... 6
Color Mode Button........................................................... 6
Driver and Software Installation…………………….......... 7
Software Installation........................................................ . 8
Installing PaperPort........................................................ . 10
Installing the USB driver................................................ 11
Downloading the scanned images................................. 14
Using PaperPort............................................................. 14
Saving the scanned Images.......................................… 16
Erasing DocuPen’s Memory........................................... 17
SCANNING..................................................................... 18
Scan Settings................................................................. 18
LED Indicators................................................................ 19
Profile Configurator ....................................................... 20
CALIBRATION................................................................ 22
Color calibration.............................................................. 22
Roller calibration............................................................. 24
Scratch removal............................................................. 26
Points to Remember Before You Scan…………………. 27
On-board memory and External memory card.............. 28
APPENDIX.................................................................... 29
A. DocuPen RC800 Specifications................................ 29
B. Proper Handling and Safe Use................................. 30
C. Technical Support..................................................... 30
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing our DocuPen RC800 portable scanner. DocuPen RC800 functions as a quick and simple tool that can be taken any-
where to swipe over a smooth flat surface to capture black&white as well as color images.
We recommend that you fully charge your DocuPen before the first use. You can charge the DocuPen by simply plugging it into any USB port. It takes about 50 minutes to fully charge the DocuPen.
This manual provides instructions for scanning documents with the DocuPen RC800 and downloading the scanned images to your PC.
Please read these instructions carefully to obtain optimum performance and longer service life from the unit. Retain this manual for future reference.
In case you have any questions, need further information or experience any kind of difficulties during installation or operation don’t hesitate to contact our Customer support at:
[email protected] 1-877-DOCUPEN or 1-905-507-3926
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The following components are included in your DocuPen product package:
- The DocuPen RC800 unit
- USB cable for communication with PC (Mac) & recharging.
- Installation CD containing DocuPen PenTwain driver, DocuPen stand-alone application & PaperPort Software
- Quick Start Guide
- Leather Case
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Driver and Software Installation
Before starting to work with the DocuPen RC800 you must install the necessary driv­ers. Please insert the DocuPen RC800 Installation CD in your CD-drive and follow the on-screen instructions.
The DocuPen interfaces with your computer via a proprietary Twain driver. After instal­lation, the DocuPen driver is made available to all Windows Twain-compatible applica­tions, such as PaperPort, Windows Imaging, etc. This ensures that the scanned images can be downloaded to your computer.
DocuPen Driver Platform Requirements: Before you install the DocuPen PenTwain driver, make sure that your computer meets the following minimum system require­ments:
Microsoft Windows 2000/NT/ME/XP CD-ROM for driver installation
After inserting the Installation CD in your CD drive The DocuPen RC800 Installer con- trol window will appear. (See above)
By clicking on the corresponding button you will install the PenTwain driver (obligato­ry), the DocuPen Application (recommended) and the PaperPort software (recom­mended). The Docupen Application will allow you to view the images from your DocuPen without using any additional graphics software.
ScanSoft’s PaperPort is one of the leading Document Management Software packages on the market and works seamlessly with our DocuPen. Although you can use any Twain compatible graphics software we recommend PaperPort due to its document editing capabilities
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DocuPen RC800 Features
The DocuPen Scanner has two control buttons on top. On the left-hand side of the DocuPen you can see eight LEDs indicating the scan settings and on the right you see the Battery and External memory card cover and the USB port. By pressing the control buttons you will be able select the desired color mode and scan resolution. The LEDs on the left-hand side of the scanner will indicate the mode that you have select­ed.
Power On/Rez (Resolution) Button Press the Power On/Rez button once to turn the DocuPen on. The DocuPen
will turn itself on in default or last used configuration. The corresponding LEDs will be on. For details on the various configurations please go to section Scan Settings - LEDs Indicators, page 19.
Press the Power ON/Rez button again to select between Standard Resolution and Hi Resolution (Hi Rez) setting.There are two Standard Rez and two Hi Rez settings which can be set via the Pen Configurator Dialog explained in Section Scan Settings, p.20. The Resolution LEDs will turn on/off accordingly.
After the scan is completed the DocuPen will save the data into memory and turn itself off automatically. For safety purposes you can also turn the DocuPen off manually by pressing and holding the Power ON/Rez button for 5 seconds.
Color Mode Button Press the Color Mode button to select desired Color mode.There are three
color modes available: Mono, Docucolor and Photocolor . The Color Mode LEDs will turn on/off accordingly. When both desired Color mode and Rez setting are selected, you can start gliding the DocuPen down your document.
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Power On/Resolution
USB Connector
Scan Speed
Mono Mode
Docucolor Mode
Photocolor Mode
Standard Resolution
High Resolution
Battery
Memory
Color Mode
Battery/ External memory Card Cover
Note: YOU MUST INSTALLTHE DRIVERS BEFORE STARTINGTO WORK WITH
THE DOCUPEN!
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Software Installation (Continued)
6. The PenTWAIN driver will start installing. You will be prompted to click the Finish button to complete the Pen Twain installation.
The installation of the Docupen Application (Start by selecting DocuPen Application button in the DocuPen RC800 Install window) is identical, hence not explained here.
Now you have installed the PenTwain driver and the DocuPen application. You are almost done! As a next step we recommend installing the ScanSoft’s PaperPort soft­ware package.
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Software Installation (Continued)
We recommend that you close all Windows programs and disable all virus protection
software temporarily during the Pentwain driver & PaperPort installation
1. Insert the DocuPen CD-ROM into your CD drive
2. The CD is auto play, and will self start.
3. In the DocuPen RC800 Install window please click on the button PenTwain Driver
4. In the Welcome window, click the Next button
5. In the Start Installation win­dow, click the Next button to begin installation
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Note: You must be logged on your PC asAdministrator
Note: The DocuPen USB cable must be DISCONNECTED during installation of
the Pentwain driver
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Installing the PaperPort Software (continued)
8. Installation complete,click Finish 9. Registration window
Once your computer is restarted, you must CONNECT the DocuPen with your comput­er and proceed to the USB Driver Installation.
Installing the USB driver
Connect the DocuPen to your computer and press the Power ON/Rez button to turn it
on. You might briefly see a pop-up message from the Windows Found New Hardware Wizard.
Windows should self install the USB driver from the Installation CD. Please follow the on-screen instructions of the Found New Hardware Wizard (shown on the next page)
If you need further assistance don’t hesitate to contact our Customer care: [email protected]
TOLL FREE 1-877-DOCUPEN
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Installing the PaperPort Software
1. In the DocuPen RC800 Install window select PaperPort and simply follow the on-
screen instructions
2. In the Welcome window click Install 3. In the Setup window click Next
4. Accept License Agreement, click Next 5. Fill in user information, click Next
6. Installation Setup - Typical, click Next 7. Setup Ready to Install, click Install
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Note: Make sure that the Installation CD is in your CD drive
Note: Depending on your Operation System a Restart might be required
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Installing the USB driver (continued)
3.Wait a few seconds while driver is being installed
4. Complete the USB installation by clicking on the Finish button
Congratulations! The Software installation is now complete!
Now you are ready to use your DocuPen!
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Installing the USB driver (continued)
1. In the Found New Hardware Wizard, select Install the software automatica­ly, click Next
2. Select search removable media .. click Next
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Note: Depending on your Operation System a Restart might be required.
We recommend that you restart your computer after installation is completed
Note: The DocuPen is completely independent from the computer i.e. it should not
(We recommend that it is not) connected to the USB cable while scanning
You need to connect to download, calibrate or simply to charge the battery
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Download the scanned Images to PaperPort
As mentioned above you can use the DocuPen with any TWAIN compatible software package. As, however, we provide one of the best Document Management Software packages, i.e. Scansoft’s PaperPort we will explain in detail how you download the images from the DocuPen to your computer using the PaperPort software
You can also use the stand-alone DocuPen Application which will allow to view the thumbnails and save the images without using the PaperPort software. Simply double­click on the thumbnails in the DocuPen Scanner Control window and it will open up with your default graphics software on your desktop.
1. Start the PaperPort Software
2. Select Scan (click on the Scan button on the top control menu) and you will see a vertical menu on the left-hand side of the PaperPort window. Choose PenTwain from the scroll-down menu under Scanner:
You may have more than one
source in the scroll-down menu, so PenTwain must be selected when
using the DocuPen.
3. After you’ve selected PenTwain from the scroll-down menu, you can click on the Scan button below. This will open the DocuPen Scanner Control window.
The window indicates Off-line. This message changes to On-line only during download.
4. Click on the download button and a dialog window will appear prompt­ing you to turn the DocuPen ON.
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Download the scanned Images to PaperPort (cont.)
5. In the dialog Click OK and press the Power On button on your DocuPen
6. The Transferring... dialog will pop-up, displaying the status of the download process
7. When the download is complete you will see thumbnails of the images in the Docupen Scanner Control window
8. You can select the images you want to down­load by clicking on them or you can select all images by clicking on the Select All button
By clicking on the Transfer button you will trans­fer the selected thumbnails to the PaperPort desktop area
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Note: Make sure that your DocuPen is CONNECTED to your PC
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Download the scanned Images to PaperPort (cont.)
You can download the images in PaperPort’s default file format - .max, which allows the most editing options. By selecting the Settings.. link, however, you can select other file formats as well: jpg, tiff or bmp
In the PaperPort desktop area you can select an image and it can be run under all the applications that the PaperPort software has detected such as Word, or Excel, etc. All relevant windows applications are automatically listed at the bottom status bar of the PaperPort window. At this moment you can run the OCR function by simply selecting the image and clicking on the Word icon (in the bottom Status Bar)
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Erasing the DocuPen Memory
After you have saved the desired image files on your hard disk, it is recommended that
you empty the DocuPen's memory bank. By doing so, you ensure maximum storage capacity and optimum download speed.
1. While in PaperPort simply click on the Scan button
2. The DocuPen Scanner Control Window will open
3. In the DocuPen Scanner Control Window select the Recycle Bin button
A dialog window will prompt you that you are about to erasing DocuPen’s memory bank. Click on the Yes button.
A pop-up dialog prompts you to turn your DocuPen ON. Press the Power ON button on the DocuPen and click on the OK button in the dialog win­dow. The DocuPen memory bank will be erased.
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Note: Make sure that your DocuPen is CONNECTED to your PC
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LED Indicators
The 8 LED indicators at the top of the DocuPen from left to right indicate the following:
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LED Explanation
Scan speed indicator - if this LED blinks during scan operation, then slow down.
This LED indicates that the scan will be performed in Monochrome or Grayscale mode.
This LED indicates that the scan will be performed in Docucolor (Standard) mode [12bit color]
This LED indicates that the scan will be performed in Hi Quality Photocolor mode [24bit color]
This LED indicates that the scan will be performed in standard reso­lution [100,200 dpi]
This LED indicates that the scan will be performed in high resolution. [200,400 dpi]
This LED shows the available memory capacity. When it flashes in Green 75-100%, Yellow/Orange 26-50%, Red <25% Free
This LED shows the available battery capacity on the pen When it flashes in Green 75-100%, Yellow/Orange 26-50%, Red <25% Free
LED Combination Scan Mode Explained
Monocolor Standard-rez Mode - Takes the least
amount of memory. Best suited for black & white docu­ments, graphics or handwriting.
Monocolor Hi-rez Mode - Best suited for fine print documents, lower quality faxes or when the result needs to be printed out.
Docucolor Standard-rez Mode - Best suited for web­view of color images (magazines, newspapers)
Docucolor Hi-rez Mode - Same as above but image is in higher resolution and best suited for print.
Photocolor Standard-rez Mode - Best suited for web­viewing and printing of high quality images
Photocolor Hi-rez Mode - Best suited for printing of high quality images.(NOTE: The images scanned in
this mode are very large in size!)
Scan Settings
As mentioned in the beginning of section (page 6) the DocuPen RC800 has two control buttons and eight LEDs indicating the selected scan settings
By pushing the Power ON/OFF Resolution (Rez) button you can:
1.Turn scanner ON. The corresponding LEDs will light on, indicating the current scan settings
2. Change between High Resolution and Standard Resolution setting
3. Turn scanner OFF - The DocuPen is designed to turn itself OFF automatically. You can also turn it OFF manually by pushing and holding the button for 5 seconds
By pushing the Color Mode button you can switch between Mono, Docucolor (Standard Color) and Photocolor setting
You have to start the scanning operation within a few seconds after turning the DocuPen ON. If there is no manipulation, i.e. no movement or no setting-up of the Scan mode, the scanner will turn itself OFF. You will need to turn it ON again.
Following on the next page you can see a detailed explanation of the different Scan modes and the corresponding LED configurations.
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Speed
Mono Color
Standard Rez
High Rez
Memory
Battery
Standard Color
Photo Color
Power On/Resolution
Scan Speed
Mono Mode
Docucolor Mode
Photocolor Mode
Standard Resolution
High Resolution
Battery
Memory
Color Mode
Note: For optimal scan quality and memory usage we recommend
scanning in Monomode in 200 dpi or 400 dpi and in Docu- and Photo- color Modes in 100 or 200 dpi.
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Scan mode - Profile Configurator
You can setup the exact values of the color and resolution modes, using the interactive
Profile Configurator dialog box. The Profile Configurator dialog is part of the DocuPen Scanner Control window and can be started by selecting the Open Profile Dialog.. from the pull-down menu in the DocuPen Scanner Control window.
In the Profile Configurator dialog you can choose from: (See table on following page)
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Scan mode - Profile Configurator (continued)
You can select the desired values from the corresponding pull-down menus in the
Profile Configurator dialog. When desired selection is completed, you can press the Set button. You will be prompted to turn the DocuPen ON and then the values will be
transferred to the DocuPen.
You can also check the current values in your DocuPen by selecting the Get button. You will be then prompted to turn the DocuPen on and then the value will be displayed in the corresponding cell.
By clicking the Default button the values will be automatically set to:
When desired color and resolution values are set and uploaded to DocuPen you can close the Profile Configurator dialog. Click the Close button within the Profile Configurator dialog box and resume your scanning operation.
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Note: Your DocuPen must be CONNECTED to your PC
Mono Mode Standard Color
Document Mode
Hi-Color
Photo Mode
Color Depth
Mono [b/w 1Bpp] Grayscale [4Bpp] Grayscale [8Bpp]
Docu Color [12bit] Photo Color [24bit]
Standard Resolution
100 or 200 dpi 100 or 200 dpi 100 or 200 dpi
Hi Resolution
200 or 400 dpi 200 or 400 dpi 200 or 400 dpi
Mono Mode Standard Color
Document Mode
Hi-Color
Photo Mode
Color Depth
Mono [b/w] Docu Color [12bit] Photo Color [24bit]
Standard Resolution
200 dpi 100 dpi 100 dpi
Hi Resolution
400 dpi 200 dpi 200 dpi
Note: You must click on the Set button after every manipulation of the
data. Only then will the data be transferred and saved into the DocuPen!
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DocuPen Color Calibration procedure
The DocuPen is factory calibrated and there should be no need to re-calibrate. We advise you to recalibrate only if you experience poor scan quality, e.g. scanned image appears in white or black - meaning that the color conversion tables have been lost.
1. Open the DocuPen Scanner Control Window. Click on Options and select Calibration.
2. In the Calibration Dialog window that appears click on the Auto Calibration button
3. In the Calibration Setup window that appears please Calibrate Color and click OK.
4. You will be prompted to turn the DocuPen ON. Press the Power On button on your DocuPen and Click OK in the Dialog window.
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DocuPen Color Calibration Procedure (continued)
After the memory has been erased the Calibration scanning window will appear.
5. Disconnect the DocuPen and scan the Color Calibration sheet. For optimal results you must scan in Photo Mode and in Hi-Rez. The Red LED on the DocuPen will start flashing indicating that the DocuPen is in calibration mode. Position the DocuPen on top of the Color Calibration sheet and glide it over the image from top to bottom. Stop the movement about 2 cm below the last gray band.
6. The DocuPen will now save the Calibraton image into memory. After the calibration image is saved into DocuPen’s memory, connect the DocuPen to your computer and click OK in the Calibration scanning window. You will be prompted to turn the DocuPen ON.
You should see the
Green OK sign in the Calibration result window - You have
successfully calibrated your DocuPen!
7. Finally, click Upload Values to pen button in the Calibration result window to send the calibration result to the DocuPen. You will be prompted to turn the DocuPen ON. Turn ON the scanner and click OK in the dialog window.
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Note: You need letter-sized printouts for both Color (photo-paper is recom-
mended for Color calibration) and Roller Calibration. Please download the files
from the CD and print them before starting the calibration procedure
Note: Your DocuPen must be CONNECTED to your PC before starting the
Calibration procedure
Note: Your DocuPen memory will be erased!
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DocuPen Roller Calibration Procedure
If your scanned image looks disproportionally stretched (or shrunk) then you need to
calibrate the rollers.
As a rule, color calibration must be done first, before roller calibration
1. Open the DocuPen Scanner Control window. Click on Options and select Calibration.
2. In the Calibration Dialog window that appears click on the Auto Calibration button
3. In the Calibration Setup window that appears please Calibrate Roller and click on OK.
4. You will be prompted to turn the DocuPen ON. Press the Power On button on your DocuPen and Click OK in the Dialog window.
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Note: Your DocuPen memory will be erased!
Note: Your DocuPen must be CONNECTED to your PC before starting the
Calibration procedure
DocuPen Roller Calibration Procedure (continued)
After the memory has been erased the Calibration scanning window will appear.
5. Disconnect the DocuPen and scan the Roller Calibration sheet. For optimal results we recommend to perform the Roller Calibration in Mono Mode B/W by Resolution 200dpi. The Red LED on the DocuPen will start flashing indicating that the DocuPen is in calibration mode. Position the DocuPen on top of the Calibration sheet and glide it over the image from top to bottom. Stop the movement at the bottom of the Calibration sheet.
6. The DocuPen will now save the Calibration image into memory. After the calibration image is saved into DocuPen’s memory, connect the DocuPen to your computer and click OK in the Calibration scanning window. You will be prompted to turn the DocuPen ON.
You should see the
yellow
N/A
sign in the Calibration result window - You have
successfully calibrated your DocuPen!
7. Finally, click Upload Values button in the Calibration result window to send the calibration result to the DocuPen. Turn ON the scanner and click OK.
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Points to Remember Before You Scan
What you scan is what you get. The DocuPen is sensitive to changes in direction and scan speed and records every movement you make. The more uniform your scan swipe, the better your scanned image results. This may take a little practice at first. Scanning too quickly or abruptly changing acceleration causes the RED X LED to flash, reminding you to reduce your scanning speed. To obtain the best scan results, note the following:
The document you scan must be well supported on a smooth flat surface. It is recom­mended that you hold the top of the document with one hand while you scan with the other. Place the DocuPen just above the area you want to scan, with the LEDs on the left side of the document to be scanned.
Detach the USB cable while scan­ning. It could hin­der your gliding motion by pulling on one side of the DocuPen.
Remove staples or clips as they will impede the glid­ing movement and the resulted scan will be distorted.
Apply even pressure, in the center of the scanner to allow the rollers to rotate smoothly.
Press the Power ON button, select the desired color and resolution settings and slowly glide the DocuPen down across the area you want to scan. The unit begins scanning as soon as you start moving the pen. When you stop moving, the scan light (at the bottom of the pen) shuts off and the DocuPen saves the data. You must wait momentarily till the data is stored in memory. The DocuPen will then automatically shut off.
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Hold document
Keep DocuPen flat
Do Not tilt
DocuPen Scratch Removal Procedure
The DocuPen uses contact image sensors to capture the information you would like to scan. In case you accidentally scratch the lens surface or dust particles enter within the lens the scanned image could have a distortion in the location of the scratch.
If the Auto Color Calibration procedure does not solve the problem completely then you can refer to the Manual Scratch Removal procedure.
The Scratch Removal procedure allows you to manually enter the scratch, dust or dead pixel(s) location(s) so the DocuPen can correct the distortion.
In order to be able to edit the Scratch list you need to perform an image scan in resolu-
tion 200 dpi. Open the scanned image in Microsoft Paint (standard Windows OS appli-
cation) and place your mouse cursor on the location of the distortion. In the lower right corner of the Microsoft Paint window you will then see the precise {x,y} coordinates of the error pixel location in the format e.g. {135,50}. If the distortion covers more than one pixel please note all error locations.
To correct the error pixels please open the DocuPen Scanner Control window. Click on Options and select Calibration. In the Calibration Dialog window that appears click on the Edit SCR list..button
In the Edit Dust&Scratches dialog window that appears please enter the error pixel {X} coordinate, e.g. if the error pixel location is {135,50} enter {135}.
When you enter all error pixel locations please click OK.
Finally, click Upload Values button in the Calibration dialog window to send the values result to the DocuPen. You will be prompted to turn the DocuPen ON. Turn ON the scan­ner and click OK in the dialog window.
Perform another test scan to test if the distortion has been corrected. In case there are still some inaccuracies please perform the procedure again.
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Note: You can enter maximum 4 consecutive pixels at
a time and a maximum of 128 in total.
Note: Your DocuPen must be CONNECTED to your PC
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Appendix
A. DocuPen RC 800 Specifications
Size - 8.9”X0.5”x0.5” (227X13x13 mm) Weight - 2 oz, 57 grams Resolution - 100-400 dpi Scan mode - B/W[1bit], Grayscale [4bit/8bit], Standard color [12 bit], Hi color [24 bit] Scan width - 8" (205mm) Scan Speed - 4-10 seconds Letter-size page (depending on resolution and color mode) Memory - 8 MB flash; or external MicroSD (sold separately). MicroSD memory card
slot - 128 MB, 256 MB, 512MB. The number of pages varies depending on
text, graphics, and scanning resolution Battery - Lithium Ion Rechargeable Battery Charge - Full Battery Charge 50 min Software interface - PenTwain driver & DocuPen application, OCR Software Scanning method - Contact image sensor Included Accessories - USB Cable, Leather Case, CD - Installation and Manuals,
Quickstart Guides SOFTWARE SUPPORT Windows 2000/ME/XP TWAIN driver interface
Windows Imaging or other scan software such as PaperPort OCR CD-ROM installation disk
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On-board memory and External memory card
DocuPen RC800 is equipped with 8MB on-board Flash-memory and a slot for external MicroSD memory card which gives you almost unlimited capacity.
The MicroSD memory card slot is located on the right-hand side of the DocuPen under the removable cover.
To remove the cover you have to place your index finger on the right side of the cover (just above the USB port) and gently lift up.
The cover detaches and you see the MicroSD memory slot covered by the cradle.
Slide the cradle to the left and lift it up to open.
Place the MicroSD card in the slot, press lightly and close the cradle, sliding it to the right until it clicks. Close the DocuPen cover.
The formatting of the memory is accomplished by choosing the recycle symbol in the Docupen scanner control window to erase the DocuPen memory which also formats this new memory. (See Erasing the DocuPen Memory in this manual for more details, p.17)
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Closed cover
Open Cover/ External memory slot
Open cradle
MicroSD card inserted
Note: Newly inserted external memory must be formatted before
it is recognized by the Docupen
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B. Proper Handling and Safe Use
Avoid bending or dropping the DocuPen unit. Do not scan over sharp objects such as staples, or paper clips Do not store the unit in high, or very low temperatures, or humid or dusty
places. Do not place or drag the scanner lens down on a hard abrasive surface. If you drop the unit in water or get water inside it, contact your Planon
Systems Solutions Inc. representative. To help keep the scanning area clean, store the unit in the leather pouch when
not in use. After storing for extended periods of time it is recommended to plug the unit in
to a USB source to recharge the battery for optimum performance. If the unit becomes dirty, it can be wiped with a soft damp cloth or alcohol
swab. If unit is left in extreme cold or hot conditions, allow to adjust to normal room
temperatures before proceeding to scan. Avoid any abrasive or harsh chemicals. Do not leave this device within the reach of children.
C. Technical Support
Planon Systems Solutions Inc. 1-877-DOCUPEN (1-877-362-8736) [email protected]
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