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A Note Concerning Responsible Use Of Copyrighted Materials
Digital cameras and scanners, like photocopiers and conventional scanners, can be misused by improper
copying of copyrighted material. While some countries’ laws permit limited copying of copyrighted material in
certain circumstances, those circumstances may not be as broad as some people assume. Epson
encourages each user to be responsible and respectful of the copyright laws when using digital cameras and
scanners.
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Trademarks
EPSON is a registered trademark of SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION. EPSON SoundAdvice is a service
mark, and Perfection, Micro Step and EPSON FaxAdvice are trademarks of Epson America, Inc.
General Notice: Other product names used herein are for identification purposes only and may be trademarks
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Upgrading from Windows 95 to Windows 98
Installing the Optional Equipment
Transparency Unit 18
Unpacking the Transparency Unit 19
Installing the Transparency Unit 19
Loading Transpar encies 21
Selecting Settings 29
Scanning Reflective Documents or Photographs 29
Removing the Transparency Unit 30
15
17
7
9
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Auto Document Feeder 31
Unpacking the Auto Document Feeder 31
Installing the Auto Document Feeder 32
Loading Paper into the Auto Document Feeder 35
Loading Documents Manually 37
Selecting Settings 37
Clearing Jammed Paper from the
Auto Document Feeder 38
Removing the Document Cover 40
Reattaching the Document Cover 40
Maintaining the Scanner
Cleaning the Scanner 41
Replacing the Fluorescent Lamp 42
Cleaning the Paper Path Guide 42
Removing the Paper Path Guide 43
Cleaning the Paper Path Guide 45
Attaching the Paper Path Guide 46
Scanner Specifications 62
Transparency Unit Specifications 68
Auto Document Feeder Specifications 70
Glossary
Index
62
73
77
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Introduction
About Your Documen t ation
This manual include s inf ormation on the follow ing:
Understanding SCSI Connections
and termi nat ors are.
pgrading from Wind ows95 to Wi ndow s 9 8 explains how to uninstall and
U
re-instal l th e s c anner software.
Installing t he Optiona l Equipmen t
for the optional transparency unit and auto document feeder.
Maintaining the Scanner
for shippin g.
Troubles hooting
Specificat ions
equipment.
The Glossary
The Index
See your
scanner , sc anning tips, and basic tro ubleshoo tin g advice. F or help with
the scanner software, see the
LaserSof t® for EPSON Perfection 636 User’ s G uide
Scanner Basics
provides so lut ions to problems you may encounter.
give the specifications for the sc anner and opt ional
defines terms you may not be famil iar w it h.
gives you a quick way to jump to indexed information.
explains how to clean the scanner and prepare it
book for instructions for setting up your
explains what daisy chains, SCSI IDs,
gives insta llat ion and use ins t ruc t ions
EPSON TWAIN User’s Guide
.
or the
IntroductionPage 7
Using Links
Green, underlined text indicates that the text is a link (cross-reference) to
other parts of this guide. Click on the text with the mouse pointer to view
the refere nc ed informat ion.
Cautions, Notes, and Tips
Please fo llow t hese guide lines as you read your doc umentat ion:
Cautions must be observ ed to avoid damage to yo ur
equipment.
Notes cont ain important inform at ion about your scann er.
Tips contain addit ional hints f or better scanning.
IntroductionPage 8
Understanding SCSI
Connections
Read the followi ng sections t o determi ne how to set up you r SCSI devices
and whet her you need any optional S C SI c ables.
SCSI chain
The SCSI inte rf ac e allows you to con nect up to seven de v ic es (su c h as a
scanner, hard disk, CD-ROM, and so on) to the computer. This
arrange m ent is often ca lled a “daisy c hain.” On ly th e f irs t SC SI device in
the chain is connected to the computer; each of the other devices is
connected to another SCSI dev ic e.
Understanding SCSI Connectio nsPage 9
SCSI cables
If you are us ing a SCSI ca ble other than the one pro v ided, the le ngth of
the cable must not e xceed 9.8 feet (3 meters) to maintain complianc e with
SCSI-2.
If you are connecting multiple SCSI devices to your computer, you
may need to purchase SCSI cables before setting up your SCSI
chain. Be su re t he SCSI cab le c onnectors are suitable f or your
hardware, depend ing on the mak er of your SC SI device an d SC SI
interface board.
To connect the scanner to another SCSI device, the length of cable must
not exceed 19.7 feet (6 meters); otherwise the system may not work
properly.
SCSI ID
Each device has a SCSI ID number:
the SCSI adapter in the compute r is
usually nu m ber 7, and ea c h of th e
other dev ic es m us t have a differ ent
number between 0 and 6. The
EPSON Perfection 636 default SC SI
ID number is 2.
2
3
1
4
0
5
9
6
8
7
Understanding SCSI Connectio nsPage 10
SCSI termination
The first device and the last device in
the chain (not inc luding the adapter)
must have a terminator. No other device
can have a te rm inator, or if a terminator
does exist, it must be turned off or
removed . Th e EPSON Pe rf ec t ion 636
terminator is located at th e rear of the
scanner . The default position of the
termination switch is ON . D o not use an
external te rm inator with the EPSON
Perfection 636.
ON
SW
Understanding SCSI Connectio nsPage 11
Make sure the
scann er is tu rned off
before c hanging th e
SCSI ID number.
Setting the SCSI ID Number
The scanner’s default SCSI ID n um ber is 2. If you add the scan ner to a
system in w hic h one of your SCSI dev ic es already ha s S C SI ID 2, you
can chan ge t he ID numb er t o an unused num ber using th e rot ary switch
at the rear o f the scanner. See the table on the next page for a guid e t o
SCSI ID nu m bers. Then fo llow t hese steps t o c hange the ID number:
1 Turn the sc anner off.
Do not set the SCSI
ID to an ID number
that is already
assigned to another
device ot herwise the
computer, scanner,
and other devices will
not operate prope rly .
If you are us ing
Window s 98, see
Changing the SCSI ID
Numb er in
Window s 98 for more
inform at ion.
2 Change the SCSI ID number.
3 Turn the scan ner back on.
4 Restart your computer.
2
3
1
4
0
5
9
6
8
7
SCSI ID 2
Understanding SCSI Connectio nsPage 12
Changing the SCSI ID N umber
IDAvailability
®
0Not available for Mac intosh
Not recom m ended fo r W indows
; used for hard disk
®
; usually us ed f or hard disk
1Not recom m ended; u s ually used fo r hard disk
2Factory setting of the scanner; can be changed
3Available for Windows.
Not available if your M acintosh has a built-in CD -R OM
4Available
5Available
6Available
7Not available for Mac intosh; always used fo r th e M ac intosh itself
May not be availabl e fo r W indows; u su ally used for th e SC SI
board
8, 9 Not available ; scanner will n ot wo rk if se lec t ed.
Understanding SCSI Connectio nsPage 13
Changing the SCSI ID Number in Windows 98
If you are using your scanner with Windows 98 and you want to change
the scanner’s SCSI ID number, fo llow t he steps be low .
1 Double-c lic k th e Scanners and Cameras icon in the C ontrol
Panel.
2 Select your scanner in the installed devices list, then click Remove.
3 Click OK and close th e dialog box .
4 Shut dow n W indows 98 and turn off your PC and scanner.
5 Change the SCSI ID number of the scanner.
6 Turn on your s c anner, and th en t urn on your P C .
7 Follow the instructions on the screen.
Understanding SCSI Connectio nsPage 14
Upgrading from
Windows 95 to Windows 98
If you installed th e scanne r softwa r e on a comput er wi th Windo ws 95 and
then upgraded to Windows 98, yo u m ust uninstall and re- ins t all the
scanner so ftw are. Follow th es e steps:
1 Click the EPSON Sc anner Mo nit or icon in the t as k bar and select
Close to close EPSON Scanner Mon it or.
2 Click Start, Settings, and then select Control Panel.
Upgrading from Windows 95 to Windows 98Page 15
3 Double-click Add/Remove Programs. Select EPSON TWAIN and
click Add/Remove. Then follow the in structions o n th e s c reen.
4 To re-install the EPSON scanner software:
a Insert yo ur sca nner CD- ROM in your CD-ROM dri ve . Th e CD-ROM
automatically opens to the Main Menu. If it doesn’t, click Start,
select Run, and type D:\epson, where D is your CD-ROM drive
letter.
b Se lect Re-install Scanner Software.
c At the next screen, click Re-install.
Upgrading from Windows 95 to Windows 98Page 16
Installing the Optional
Equipment
This chapt er includes informati on on installing and using the two o pt ions
for the EPSON Perfection 636:
◗ Transparency Unit
◗ Auto Document Feeder
You can purchase th es e options fro m EPSON Acc essorie s at
(800) 873-7766 (U . S. sa les only). In Canada, please call (800) 873-7766
for dealer referral. Or visit our web site at www.epsonsupplies.com (U.S.
sales only).
To use the optional equipment, you must first remove the document
cover, as described in Removing the Document Cover
Installing the Optional EquipmentPage 17
(B813132)
(B81314 2)
.
Transparency Unit
The transparency unit (B8131 32) lets you sc an negative or positi v e fi lm
strips and s lides on your s c anner. The t ransparen c y unit is co m pact so it
can be attached or removed easily when you alternate between scanning
transpar ent materia ls and normal re f lec t iv e (paper) doc uments. See the
following se c t ions for information on:
◗ Unpacking the Transparency Unit
◗ Installi ng t he Transparency Un it
◗ Loading Transparencies
◗ Scanning Reflec t iv e D ocument s or Photograp hs
◗ Removing the Transparency Unit
◗ Selecting Settings
Installing the Optional EquipmentPage 18
Unpa cking the Transparen cy Un it
Make sure t hat all the foll ow ing items ar e included in th e t ransparency
unit box. If any items are m issing or damaged, c ontact you r EPSON
dealer imm ediately. Keep all the pa c k ing materials s o y ou can use th em
for storage when you are not scan ning transparencies .
transparency unit
film holders
Installing the Transparency Unit
Follow the s t eps below to ins t all t he transparency unit on t he scann er.
1 Make sure t he scanner is t urned
off.
2 Remove the document cover from
the scanner by lifting th e back
straight up.
Installing the Optional EquipmentPage 19
3 Make sure the document table
glass is clean and dust free.
4 Place the transparency unit on
the document table glass so that
the hinges fa c e t he rear of the
scanner and it fits on the
docume nt ta ble glass:
5 Connect the transparency unit
connector (arrow faces up) to
the scanner’s option interface :
6 Turn on the s ca nner.
7 Turn on the tr ans parency unit:
8 See the next section for
information on loading
transpar encies.
Installing the Optional EquipmentPage 20
Loading Transparencies
Before scanning transparenci es,
wipe the lid of the transparency
unit, the scanner’s do c um ent
table glass, and the narrow
window n ear the hinge s . Be
sure to keep the window
uncover ed when load ing your
transpar encies. If your
transparency obstructs the
window, the colors in your scans
will be affec t ed.
You can load transparencies in
the film holders or you can place
them dire ctly on the docum ent
table, as des c ribed in the
following se c t ions:
◗ Using Fi lm H olders
◗ Load ing Slides an d F ilm D irectly on the Docume nt T able
lid
window
Installing the Optional EquipmentPage 21
Using Film Holders
Three film holders are included with this unit . To pla c e film in the holders,
see the instructions below.
Hold the fi lm by th e
edges or use gloves .
Touch ing the film
surface with bare
hands can leave
fingerprints or oth er
marks on the film.
The bas e s ide of the
film is the si de on
which the film maker’s
name and film ID
numbers are printed.
◗ Placing th e F il
◗ Load ing 35 mm Ne gat iv e or Positiv e F ilm
◗ Loading Brownie Size Film
◗ Load ing 4 x 5 inch Film
To remove a film holder from the document table, lift it out by its tab.
m
Placing the Film
Film has two sides, a ba s e s ide that is shiny and a dull sid e w it h t he
emulsion . Fi lm sh ould always be loaded in t he film holders or placed on
the document table with the base side down.
Installing the Optional EquipmentPage 22
The bas e s ide of the
film is the si de on
which the film maker’s
name and film ID
numbers are printed.
Loading 35 mm Negative or Positive Film
Insert a strip of film in the 35 mm film holder, base s ide facing down.
v
Then plac e t he film holder on the document tab le. Be sure to al ign the
upper left co rner of the film holder with t he upper lef t corner of th e
transpar ency unit.
Installing the Optional EquipmentPage 23
You can adjust the po si ti on of 35 mm film by s liding the stri ps in t he film
holder so t he f rames you wa nt to scan are pos it ioned in the window.
Installing the Optional EquipmentPage 24
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