Microtek ADF-700 User Manual

Copyright©2004 Microtek International, Inc. http://www.microtek.com
I49-003761A, July 2004

Microtek ADF-700

Installing and Getting Started

Introduction

The ADF-700 is a sheet feeder accessory for the Microtek ScanMaker i700.

ADF-700

The ADF-700 allows automatic scanning of up to 50 sheets of original scan material
from A6 size (4.14" x 5.83") up to legal size (8.5" x 14"). Sheets to be scanned are fed
from the feeder's top tray, guided and scanned as they pass the scanner's image
sensor, and then exit into the feeder's bottom tray.

The ADF-700 installs easily by mounting onto the top of the ScanMaker i700 in place
of the scanner lid, which is removed to make way for the document feeder .

Trademarks

Microtek®, ScanMaker, and
ScanWizard® are trademarks
or registered trademarks of
Microtek International, Inc.
All other products or name
brands are trademarks of
their respective holders.

Important

Documents you scan may be
protected under copyright
law. The unauthorized use of
such documents could be a
violation of the rights of the
copyright holder. Microtek
bears no responsibility for
the unauthorized use of
copyrighted materials.

Installing the ADF-700

Before you proceed with installation of ADF­700, make sure your scanner is turned off.

1. Remove the scanner lid. To do so, open the
lid until it stands vertically , then pull
upward to remove.

Note: Please check the firmware
version on your ScanMaker i700 before
installing the ADF-700. If your firmware
version is below 0.63, download the
firmware updater. When the firmware
update is complete, restart your
computer and continue the installation
of the ADF-700. For more details on
downloading, refer to the Addendum at
the end of this user guide.

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2 . Carefully align and insert the feeder

studs into the hinge slots originally
used by the scanner cover.

3 . Remove the protective film from the

transparent cover of the scan
sensor area, then lower the
ADF-700.

4. Plug the feeder's connector into the
15-pin Accessory port at the back
panel of the scanner. Secure the
connector by tightening the
retaining screws.

Protective Film

15-pin connector

5. Turn on your scanner, and wait for the light on the scanner’s front panel to stop
blinking and stay on steady . Your system will detect the scanner with ADF-700
automatically , indicating that the ADF-700 is ready to be used.

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1. Open the top Tray Flap and load the stack of originals on the Document Feed
Tray, with the side to be scanned facing up. Push the stack of papers into the tray,
until the paper's edges touch the feeder rollers.

2. Pull out the top Tray Extender for better paper support if the length of the
originals exceeds 10 inches.

Placing Paper in the ADF-700

Note: The document feeder is not

designed for scanning photos; doing
so may damage your originals.
Microtek accepts no responsibility for
damage that may arise from misuse of
equipment.

Tray Flap

Tray Extender

Document Feed Tray

Document Tray

Guide Arms

Paper Guide
(supports paper
sizes including A6,
A5, A4, Letter, and
Legal size)

3 . Align the material with the center of the top tray by sliding in the two Guide Arms

toward the stacked sheets if the width of the originals is less than 8.5 inches.

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Scanning with the ADF-700

Scanning for Archiving / Scanning to File

The ADF-700 can be used to scan material for archiving. For instance, an image
“record” can be kept of a multiple-page legal document, or image files can be kept of
important documents such as birth certificates and tax records. Scanning for
archiving (also known as scanning to file) is different from scanning for OCR, which
is explained in the next section

1 . Place the material to be scanned on the Document Feed T ray. The material could

consist of either a single sheet of paper or a stack of paper.

2. Launch ScanW izar d 5 in stand-alone mode or from your image-editing software. If
you are not sure how to do this, refer to your ScanWizard documentation.

3. Specify your own scan settings by
clicking on the Tool buttons in the
Standard Control Panel; or by selecting
the appropriate setup items from the
Settings window in the Advanced
Control Panel.

4. Click and hold the Scan to button to start
multiple, automatic scanning.

After the scan, the scanned and
processed image can be saved as a file,
opened in an image-editing program, sent
to print, attached to an e-mail, or
uploaded to a website.

Before you use the ADF-700 extensively, you may wish to use the “preview” feature

Previewing can be useful to see if the physical mechanism in your ADF-700 is working
properly in conjunction with the ScanWizard 5 scanning software. Previewing requires only
the use of a single sheet of paper (with some text or material on it). Once the paper-scanning
mechanism is established and verified, you can then proceed to use the ADF-700
extensively and with assurance.

To do the preview, follow the steps below:

1. Load a piece of paper from the paper stack into the ADF’s Document Feed Tray.

2. Click the Preview button to perform a preliminary view of the entire image. When done,
a preview image appears in the preview window.

At this moment, the previewed page is delivered to the document tray from the ADF's
Document Feed Tray. Load the previewed page, along with the paper stack, on the
ADF's Document Feed Tray. You are now ready to scan.