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The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice.
Hewlett-Packard makes no warranty of any kind with respect to this information. HEWLETT-
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AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Hewlett-Packard shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or
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The TWAIN Toolkit is distributed as is. The developer and distributors of the TWAIN Toolkit
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7013.”
Material scanned by this product may be protected by governmental laws and other
regulations, such as copyright laws. The customer is solely responsible for complying with
all such laws and regulations.
product restricted material
This HP product contains the following materials that might require special handling at endof-life:
•mercury in the fluorescent lamp in the scanner/transparent materials adapter/liquid
crystal display (< 5 mg)
•lead in solder
For recycling information, you can contact http://www.hp.com/go/recycle, your local
authorities, or the Electronics Industries Alliance at http://www.eiae.org.
For information about HP’s environmental stewardship program, see the “Warranty and
Specifications” section of the electronic Help for your scanner.
Make sure that you have a universal serial bus interface connection (USB port) on
your computer and that your computer is running Microsoft
later or Macintosh OS 9 or later.
install the scanner
Windows 98 or
USB port
check the box
contents
Your scanner box should contain the following items:
Set up your scanner in one of two ways: either install the software first or connect
the scanner first. It is recommended that you install the software first, especially on
a Macintosh computer.
If you experience difficulty installing your scanner, see installation
problems - hp scanjet 4500c/5500c series on page 13.
TMA
English
APF (HP Scanjet 5500c
only)
install the
software first
(Windows and
Macintosh)
install the scanner
1Close all open programs on your computer.
2Locate the HP Photo & Imaging software CD-ROM that is appropriate for
your language and operating system and insert it into your computer.
3For a Microsoft Windows computer: Follow the instructions on the screen.
Or, if the installation program does not start automatically:
a. On the Start menu, click Run.
b. Type: x:setup.exe (where x is the letter of the CD-ROM drive).
For a Macintosh computer: Double-click the Installation Read Me file on the
CD-ROM and follow the instructions.
4If the instructions prompt you to shut down your computer, do so.
5Connect the USB cable between the USB port on the scanner and the USB
port on the computer.
6Connect the power cable between the scanner and a surge protector or a
grounded wall outlet that is easy to reach. This turns on the scanner.
7If necessary, turn your computer on again.
A “00” in the LCD on the front panel of the scanner indicates that
a USB connection error has occurred. Check that the USB cable is
securely connected between the scanner and the computer.
2
connect USB
cable to
scanner
connect
USB cable
to computer
connect the
scanner first
(Windows
only)
1Make sure that your computer is on and that the operating system is
running.
2Connect the USB cable between the USB port on the scanner and the USB
port on the computer.
3Connect the power cable between the scanner and a surge protector or a
grounded wall outlet that is easy to reach. This turns on the scanner.
4Follow the prompts in the New Hardware Found wizard.
5Insert the HP Photo & Imaging software CD-ROM and click Next. If the
wizard prompts you for a drive letter, select your CD-ROM drive.
6In the HP Scanjet installation program, follow the instructions.
7After installation is complete, another HP installation program starts. You
can install additional software, register your scanner, and find additional
help. To see if your scanner came with additional software, click Install
software and follow the prompts.
3
install the scanner
connect the ADF
connect the APF
If your scanner has an automatic document feeder (ADF), it allows you to scan
multiple pages.
1Disconnect the power cable from the scanner.
2If your scanner has a lid attached to it, remove the lid by raising it and then
pulling it straight up.
3Attach the ADF by inserting the ADF hinges into the scanner hinge slots.
4Connect the ADF cable to its port on the scanner.
5Reconnect the power cable.
ADF port
If your scanner has an automatic photo feeder (APF), it allows you to scan multiple
photos.
1Disconnect the power cable from the scanner.
2If your scanner has a lid attached to it, remove the lid by raising it and then
pulling it straight up.
3Attach the APF by inserting the APF hinges into the scanner hinge slots.
4Connect the APF cable to its port on the scanner.
5Reconnect the power cable.
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install the scanner
APF port
4
connect the TMA
If your scanner has a transparent materials adapter (TMA), it allows you to scan
35 mm slides or negatives.
1Disconnect the power cable from the scanner.
2On the back of the scanner, find the round TMA port:
3Holding the TMA cable by its free end, align the connector so the arrow is
4Gently insert the connector into the TMA port.
5Reconnect the power cable.
– On the HP Scanjet 4500c and 5550c series scanners, the TMA port is
the second port from the left.
– On the HP Scanjet 4570c and 5500c series scanners, the TMA port is
the second port from the right.
on the top side.
TMA port
5
install the scanner
scanner overview
This section describes the buttons on the front panel of the scanner and available
accessories.
FeatureDescription
SCAN buttonScans the item into the HP Photo & Imaging software.
S
HARE-TO-WEB buttonScans the item and sends it to a website.
S
AVE DOCUMENTTO DISC
button
Scans the document and saves it to a CD or to your hard disk (HP Scanjet
4500c/5550c only).
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EMORIES DISC CREATOR
M
button
E-
MAIL buttonScans the item using settings optimized for e-mail and sends the scan to
OPY buttonScans the item and sends it to a printer to make copies.
C
UMBEROF COPIES buttonSelects the number of copies to be printed with the COPY button.
N
C
OLOR/BLACK & WHITE copy
button
OWER SAVE buttonTurns off the scanner lamp, the LEDs, and the LCD.
P
C
ANCEL buttonCancels a scan while the scanner is scanning, or cancels a series of
2-digit LCDDisplays the number of copies that will print with the C
HP Scanjet automatic document
feeder (ADF)
HP Scanjet automatic photo
feeder (APF)
HP Scanjet transparent
materials adapter (TMA)
Scans the item to the Memories Disc Creator software, where you can
create a photo show on a CD, along with background music and titles
(HP Scanjet 4570c/5500c only).
your e-mail software (if the software is supported).
Determines whether items will be scanned in color or in black and white
when you press the COPY button.
scans from the ADF.
displays error codes that identify scanner problems.
Allows you to scan multiple pages automatically (HP Scanjet 4500c/
5550c only).
Allows you to scan multiple photos automatically (HP Scanjet 4570c/
5500c only).
Scans 35 mm slides or negatives to the HP Photo & Imaging software,
where you can preview or change the scanned image.
OPY button. Also
scanner overview
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how to use the scanner
You can start your scanner projects in one of two ways: from the scanner buttons
or from the HP Photo & Imaging software. The scanner buttons offer shortcuts to
some of the software functions. Start from the software when you want more
options and control or if your scanner model does not have all the buttons.
Macintosh users: For information about how to scan from the
HP Macintosh software or change the button settings for your
scanner, see the online help in the Apple Help Center.
The procedures in this section use the default button settings. For more information
about changing the settings for one or more buttons, see change button settings in the HP Photo & Imaging software Help.
For more information about using the software, see the HP Photo
& Imaging software Help.
scan pictures
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You can scan pictures into the HP Photo & Imaging software by pressing the SCAN
button ().
1Close the HP Copying software if it is open on your computer.
2Place the original face down on the scanner glass and close the lid.
3Press the S
4Follow the instructions on your computer screen.
CANbutton on the front panel of the scanner.
to change the original type
You can change the setting for the SCAN button so that it regularly scans using
settings optimized for documents or pictures. For more information, see change button settings in the HP Photo and Imaging software Help.
how to use the scanner
to scan from the software
You can also preview and modify documents and pictures from the software.
1On the Start menu, point to Programs, point to Hewlett-Packard, point to
your scanner, and click hp photo & imaging director.
2In the Director, click Scan Document or Scan Picture.
post a picture on a website
If you have an Internet connection, you can easily post your pictures to the Web
from your scanner. After you set up a website by using HP Share-to-Web, you can
give people an address where they can view your pictures.
1Close the HP Scanning software and the HP Copying software if they are
open on your computer.
2Place the original item face down on the scanner glass and close the lid.
3Press the S
the item using default settings optimized for the Web.
4Follow the instructions on your computer screen.
You can also post scans to a website from the software. For more information, see
the HP Photo & Imaging software Help.
HARE-TO-WEB button () on the scanner. The scanner scans
If you want to place a scan on a website that is not enabled for
HP Share-to-Web, save the scanned image as a file and then
place the file on the site.
save a document
The HP Scanjet 4500c and 5550c scanners have a SAVE DOCUMENTTO DISC
button ().
You can scan a document and send it directly to a compact disc (CD), if you have
a read/write CD drive that supports direct writing to the CD. Alternatively, you
can save the scan on your hard disk; by default the scan is saved in the My
Documents folder if you have a Windows computer, in Documents if you have a
Macintosh computer.
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how to use the scanner
to save a document by using the Save Document to Disc button
1Close the HP Scanning software and the HP Copying software if they are
open on your computer.
2Place the original face down on the scanner glass and close the lid.
3Press the S
prompts on the computer screen. The software scans the document using
default settings optimized for document storage.
When you use the SAVE DOCUMENTTO DISC button, your scan is saved as an
Adobe® Portable Document Format (PDF) file. To save your scan with a different
format, use the HP Photo & Imaging software. Open the Director and click S
D
OCUMENT.
AVE DOCUMENTTO DISC button on the scanner and follow the
CAN
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To change the location where a file is saved when you press the SAVE DOCUMENT
TO DISC button, change the button’s settings. You can also change the original
size, resolution, and file name. For more information, see change button
settings in the HP Photo and Imaging software Help.
If your scanner does not have this button, you can scan documents and save them
on CD from the software. For more information, see the HP Photo & Imaging
software Help.
save multiple
pages
You can save multiple pages to a single file without pressing the SAVE DOCUMENT
TO DISC button for each page.
After you scan a page by using the S
appears asking: Scan another page into the current document? Put a new page
on the scanner glass, and then click Yes in the dialog box. When you have
finished scanning multiple pages, click No in the dialog box to complete the
procedure.
To turn off the prompt for additional pages, change the settings for the S
D
OCUMENTTO DISC button. For more information, see change button
settings in the HP Photo and Imaging software Help.
An automatic document feeder (ADF) allows you to scan
multiple-page items quickly and easily. For more information
about the ADF, see ADF - hp scanjet4500c/5550c series
in the HP Photo & Imaging software Help.
create a photo show and save it on CD
The HP Scanjet 4570c and 5500c scanners have a MEMORIES DISC CREATOR
button ().
If you have a read/write CD drive and writable CDs, you can use your scanner
to create personalized photo shows with music and titles. Then you can watch the
photo show on your television using a compatible DVD player. You can also make
photo reprints from the CD.
1Close the HP Scanning software and the HP Copying software if they are
open on your computer.
2Place the original face down on the scanner glass and close the lid.
3Press the M
instructions on the computer screen.
If your scanner does not have this button, you can create photo shows and save
them on CD from the software. For more information, see the HP Photo & Imaging
software Help.
EMORIES DISC CREATOR button on the scanner and follow the
AVE DOCUMENTTO DISC button, a message
AVE
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how to use the scanner
e-mail a scan
to select original type for e-mail
If your scanner has an E-MAIL button (), you can e-mail a scan directly from
your scanner. You must also have an Internet connection and a supported e-mail
program.
The HP Photo & Imaging software supports many popular e-mail
programs. If your e-mail program is supported, it opens
automatically when you try to e-mail a scan. If you are using an
unsupported e-mail program, the scanner cannot scan items
directly into an e-mail message. In this case, save the scan to a
file, and then attach it to your e-mail message.
1Close the HP Scanning software and the HP Copying software if they are
open on your computer.
2Place the original face down on the scanner glass and close the lid.
3Press the E-
MAIL button on the scanner. The scanner scans the item using
default settings optimized for e-mail.
4Follow the instructions on your computer screen. If your e-mail program is
supported, a screen appears where you can address and compose a
message.
You can also e-mail a scan from the software. For more information, see the
HP Photo & Imaging software Help.
If the software prompts you for an original type, you have two choices: Picture or
Document. The scanner uses optimized scan settings for your item depending on
your choice. Use the following guidelines to determine the best original type for
your needs.
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how to use the scanner
If your original
consists of
Text, or both text and
graphics
A printed photograph
or image
If you need to save the item as a file type other than JPG or PDF,
scan and save the item by using the HP Scanning software.
Select this original
type
DocumentAdobe® Portable
PictureJoint Photographic
Receive this type of
output
Document Format (PDF)
file
Experts Group (JPG) file
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