JayTech FS170 User guide
For correct usage please read these instructions carefully
and keep in a safe place for future reference!
CONTENTS
Safety Precautions ..................................................
Package Contents ..................................................
Description of Parts ................................................
Loading Slides ........................................................
Loading Negatives ..................................................
General Operations ................................................
Technical Specifications .......................................
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1. Safety Precautions
Please read these notes carefully before initial use.
General Notes:
Do not place the device on an unstable surface. If it falls it may cause
personal injury.
Follow the safety and operating instructions for the other devices to be
connected to your film scanner.
Do not overload your PC with USB connections. Connecting too many
devices to your computer, such as wireless mice, media players, mobile
phones, and other USB devices may result in an insufficient supply of power
to your film scanner for normal operation.
Please make sure that this scanner does not get into the hands of children it
is not a toy!
Please observe the regulations for the prevention of accidents of the
organization of commercial employer's liability insurance associations for
electrical installations and production facilities in commercial facilities.
Please contact our technical support for questions regarding the scanner, its
mode of operation, safety and proper connection.
Do not disassemble the device and do not open the housing, there is danger
of electric shock. The retailer is not liable for any damage incurred during use
of this device, or for the complaints of third parties.
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Ambient Conditions:
Set the scanner up so that the ventilation openings are not obstructed. For
example do not place it on a bed, sofa, carpet, or similar surfaces.
Do not place the device close to heat sources such as radiators or ovens.
And do not subject the device to high temperatures or severe temperature
fluctuations. Protect it against solar radiation.
Avoid severe stress, vibration and strong impact. Do not drop or shake the
device. It can also be damaged by strong pressure on the LCD display.
Keep the scanner away from water and other liquids. It should not be used
in rain or snow. Moisture may cause electric shock or even fire.
Cleaning and Care:
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the surface and the cleaning brush provided for
the exposure area. Store the device in a clean and dry location.
Packing:
Do not leave the packing material lying around. Plastic bags are dangerous
and not toys.
Interference:
Most electronic devices such as lamps, computers, telephones, etc. create
an electromagnetic field. Keep the film scanner away from electrical devices
to avoid unwanted interference and interaction.
If liquid or a foreign object enters the device, have it checked by an authorized
person before you continue to use it.
We recommend you contact our service center.
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Start of Operation:
To ensure proper operation please read all the operating instructions and the
notes on safety carefully!
Power Connection:
Connect the device using the supplied USB cable and the
power adapter.
Insert the plug of the power adapter into a power outlet.
USB Connection:
Use the USB cable to connect the device to your PC.
Battery Operation:
Insert 4 alkaline batteries (Type AAA) into the device.
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2. Package Contents
Film Scanner
USB Cable
Negative Film Holder
Positive Slide Holder
AC/DC Adapter
User’s Manual
Cleaning Brush
NOTE: You can use the provided brush to clean the backlight panel.
Place the film scanner on the side and insert the end of the brush into
the door on the right side.
Clean the backlight panel placed in the film scanner.
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3. Description of Parts
SD/MMC Card Slot
Slot
Positive Slide
Holder
Negative Film
Folder
Cleaning Brush
4. Loading Slides
Hold up the slide toward the light. Face the
trademark side of the slide away from you. Look
through the slide and it should appear normally
(not a mirror image).
Now turn the slide so the image is upside down
while looking at the same side.
Open the slide holder at the marked spot on
the top.
With the slide holder laid open place the slide
into recessed area in the holder- the slide
should fit perfectly.
Note: Handle slides with care. Any dust scratches or fingerprints will show up
on your saved images. If possible use cotton gloves when handling slides. It
is recommended to use compressed air to remove any dust on the slides.
This is not included with the film scanner but can be purchased from an office
supply or electronics retailer.
Close the slide holder and press the edges so
that it locks in place.
Hold it in the position as shown in the film
scanner.
Insert the Slide Holder into the slot on the
right side of the film scanner as shown.
5. Loading Negatives
Hold up the negative toward the light. As you
look through the negative you should be able
to read the small negative numbers normally
(not a mirror image).
Now turn the negative so the image is upside
down while looking at the same side.
Open the negative holder at the marked spot
on the top. With the negative holder laid open
place the negative into holder so the notches
line up with the notches on the holder.
Note: Handle negatives with care. Any dust,
scratches or fingerprints will show up on your saved images. If possible use
cotton gloves when handling negatives. It is recommended to use compressed
air to remove any dust on the negatives.
This is not included with the film scanner but
can be purchased from an office supply or
electronics retailer.
Close the negative holder and press the edges
so that it locks in place
Hold it in the position as shown in the film
scanner.
Insert the negative holder into the slot on the
right side of the film scanner as shown.
Film Holder: The design of film holder is follow
ISO standard. In some cases the holes on the
film will not match exactly to alignment of the holder. This is caused by a nonÂstandard camera. In this case there will be a small black line on the edge of
the frame that can easily be cropped out using photo editing software.
ISO - International Organization for Standardization
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