Microtek GNC I SMI700 3656B User Manual

Important: Do not

remove the yellow stickers from your scanner until you are told to do so. You must install software before connecting your scanner.

Installing your Microtek ScanMaker i700

Open your scanner package and check the components. If any component is missing, call Microtek Customer Service.

1. ScanMaker i700 scanner

2. FireWire cable

3. Hi-Speed USB cable (backward compatible with USB 1.1)

4. Power adapter

5. Power cord

6. EZ-Lock 35mm Filmstrip Holder

Contents

STEP 1: Unpack Contents ............................................................................ 1

STEP 2: Install Software .............................................................................. 2

STEP 3: Unlock Scanner .............................................................................. 3

STEP 4: Connect Scanner ............................................................................ 3

A. Power Connections ....................................................................... 3

B. Computer Connections ................................................................. 4

Scanning Scenarios ....................................................................................... 6

Scanning Regular, Non-Damaged Photos................................................... 7

Scanning Damaged Photos .......................................................................... 8

Scanning Regular, Non-Damaged Film ...................................................... 10

Removing the Black Mat .................................................................. 10

7. EZ-Lock 35mm Slide Holder

8. EZ-Lock 6 x 17 cm (120) Panoramic Film Holder

9. EZ-Lock 4" x 5" / 6 x 9 cm (120) Film Holder

10.Software CD-ROMs (Microtek & Adobe)

11. Documentation: Includes Start Here Guide, ScanWizard 5 Quick Reference Guide, and other inserts

Using the FilmView .......................................................................... 10

A. Using the EZ-Lock 35mm Filmstrip Holder ............................... 11

B. Using the EZ-Lock 35mm Slide Holder ..................................... 13

C. Using the EZ-Lock 6 x 17 cm (120) Panoramic Film Holder .... 14

D. Using the EZ-Lock 4" x 5" / 6 x 9 cm (120) Film Holder ........... 15

Scanning Damaged Film ............................................................................. 16

Getting to Know Your ScanMaker i700 ...................................................... 18

Taking a Closer Look .....................................................................................19

How the Scanner Buttons Work .................................................................. 20

System Requirements ................................................................................. 21

Specifications ............................................................................................... 21

For PC Users

1. Turn on your computer.

2. Place the Microtek CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. The Microtek Software Installer screen should automatically come up.

Note: If the Microtek Software Installer screen does not come up automatically, double-click the following in succession: “My Computer”; the CD-ROM icon; and cdsetup.exe to start the installer program.

3. Click each software program in the order that it appears on the screen, and follow the on-screen instructions to install. Do not turn off your computer during software installation.

4. Click EXIT on the Microtek Software Installer screen when all the software has been installed.

5. Place the Adobe CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive, and install the software.

6. Restart your computer.

For Macintosh Users

1. Turn on your computer.

2. Place the Adobe CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive, and install the software.

3. Place the Microtek CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive and install all the software components.

4. Restart your computer.

Note: After rebooting your computer (PC or Macintosh), the Microtek software will attempt to locate your scanner on the system. Since this is your first install and you have not yet connected the scanner, simply ignore the message that appears and proceed to the next step.

Additional Documentation in the CD-ROM

Additional documentation is provided in the Microtek CD-ROM that contains ScanWizard 5. If you experience problems with hardware or software, you can open the file that you wish to view with Adobe Acrobat Reader or your browser, then read or print the information.

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1. Remove the yellow "Step 3" sticker from the scanner.

2. With the scanner power off, tilt the back-left corner to see the locking switch at the bottom of the scanner.

3. Push the locking switch (red) to the “Unlocked” ( ) position.

Note: To lock the scanner (for shipping and other reasons), push the locking switch to the “Locked” ( ) position. Do not turn the scanner upside down and attempt to lock the scanner this way, as this may not work.

A. Power connections

1. Remove the yellow "Step 4" sticker from the scanner.

2. Check to make sure that the scanner lid (Light Plate) is properly installed, with its connector securely connected to the scanner’s 15-pin accessory port.

Unlocked Locked

3. Connect the power adapter and the power cord.

Plug one end of the power adapter assembly into the back of the scanner, and plug the other end into a wall outlet or other power source.

Note: Make sure no other cable is connected to the scanner except the power cord at this point.

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B. Computer connections

The ScanMaker i700 comes with FireWire (IEEE 1394) and Hi-Speed USB interfaces built-in. You may choose either FireWire or Hi-Speed USB as the interface for connection between the scanner and computer. (You can use only one interface at a time.)

Using the FireWire Cable

Check first to see if your computer system has a FireWire port. If FireWire is present, connect the FireWire cable to the FireWire port. If your computer does not have a FireWire port, install a FireWire card to make use of the FireWire port. For more details on how to install a FireWire card in your computer, refer to the documentation that came with your purchased FireWire card.

Follow the steps below to perform the FireWire connection.

1. Connect one end of the FireWire cable to your computer, and connect the other end of the cable to the scanner’s FireWire port.

(with a built-in FireWire port

For PC users

or FireWire card installed)

For Mac users

(with a built-in FireWire port)

The latest Macintosh

computers (i.e., G3, G4, G5,

etc.) are equipped with a

built-in FireWire port, usually

labeled with the “ ” logo.

2. Press the Power button on the front panel of the scanner, and wait for the lights to stop blinking and stay on steady.

The scanner will be detected by your system automatically.

Power button

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Using the Hi-Speed USB Port

Check first to see if your computer system has Hi-Speed USB or USB 1.1 ports. If both ports are present, connect the Hi-Speed USB cable to the Hi-Speed USB port (not to the USB 1.1 port) to obtain faster scanning. If your computer does not have a Hi-Speed USB port, install a Hi-Speed USB card to make use of the Hi-Speed USB port; or as an alternative, use the USB 1.1 port instead. For more details on how to install a Hi-Speed USB card in your computer, please refer to the documentation that came with your purchased Hi-Speed USB card.

Follow the steps below to make the USB connection.

1. Connect one end of the Hi-Speed USB cable to your computer, and connect the other end of the cable to the scanner’s USB port.

(with a built-in USB port

For PC users

or a Hi-Speed USB

card installed)

For Mac users

(with a built-in USB port)

USB port usually labeled

with the “ ” logo.

2. Press the Power button on the front panel of the scanner, and wait for the lights to stop blinking and stay on steady.

The scanner will be detected by your system automatically.

Power button

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Scanning Scenarios

The following pages provide various scenarios for scanning with the ScanMaker i700, including the following:

• Scanning regular, non-damaged photos. This scenario can also be your first scan in order to familiarize yourself with scanning basics, and makes use of the Standard Control Panel in ScanWizard 5.

• Scanning damaged photos. This scenario makes use of the Advanced Control Panel in ScanWizard 5, and utilizes DIGITAL ICE for correcting scratches, rips, and tears that may be present in your photos.

• Scanning regular, non-damaged film. This scenario makes use of the Advanced Control Panel in ScanWizard 5, and utilizes the various EZ-Lock Film Holders to scan a variety of film, slides, and transparencies.

• Scanning damaged film. This scenario makes use of the Advanced Control Panel in ScanWizard 5, and utilizes DIGITAL ICE for correcting flaws that may be present in your negative and positive film and transparencies.

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Scanning Regular, Non-Damaged Photos

1. Raise the scanner lid, and place the photo to be scanned face down on the scanner glass surface.

The top end of the photo should be positioned towards the back of the scanner.

Note: To accurately perform an auto-crop preview of the photo loaded onto the scanner, make sure the Black Mat is attached on the scanner lid (Light Plate) before launching ScanWizard 5.

2. Double-click the ScanWizard 5 icon ( ) on your desktop to launch the ScanWizard 5 Standard Control Panel.

When ScanWizard 5 launches, it automatically performs a fast preview of the material on your scanner glass surface and displays it in the preview area.

3. In the preview window, you can resize the scan frame (floating dotted line) around the image by dragging on the edge or corner of the scan frame to determine the final size of the actual scan.

4. Click the Original button, then select Photo.

5. Click the Scan to button to scan the image.

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

The Black Mat comes preattached to the scanner lid.

Resize the scan frame to adjust

the actual size of

your scan

• Allows you to switch to the Advanced Control Panel

• Shows the scanner type, model, and status

• Contains the built-in ScanWizard 5 help

• Exits ScanWizard 5

• Minimizes ScanWizard 5 (Windows only)

Selections and options for image settings

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Scanning Damaged Photos

1. Raise the scanner lid, then place the damaged photo to be scanned face down on the scanner glass surface. Center the top of the photo along the horizontal ruler towards the back of the scanner.

Make sure the Black Mat is attached to the

scanner lid. This will ensure that uneven photos lay as flat as possible, which will enhance the accuracy of detecting surface damage on photos.

Direction of carriage motion

Note: If the creases lie parallel to the direction of the carriage motion, the creases may not be detected by the scanner. To fix this problem, position your photo slightly skewed (min. 10°, max. 45°), so that none of the creases are parallel to the direction of the carriage movement.

2. Double-click the ScanWizard 5 icon ( ) on your desktop to launch the ScanWizard 5 Standard Control Panel.

3. Click the Switch icon ( ) on the right corner of the Standard Control Panel to switch to the Advanced Control Panel.

4. Click the Overview button to perform a preliminary view of the entire image. When done, you will see an image appear in the preview window.

5. In the preview window, you can resize the scan frame (floating dotted line) around the image by dragging on the edge or corner of the scan frame to determine the final size of the actual scan.

6. Specify your scanning requirements in the Settings window when the ScanWizard 5 Advanced Control Panel appears.

a) Select RGB Colors/RGB Color (48-bit) or Grayscale/Grayscale (16-bit) in the

Type pull-down menu as your image output type.

b) Select a desired resolution in the Resolution pull-down menu for your image

output resolution. The recommended resolution for DIGITAL ICE for photos is 600 dpi, and take note that the use of DIGITAL ICE will require additional time in processing compared to regular scanning.

c) Adjust the scan frame settings if necessary.

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7. If necessary, adjust image quality using the image corrections tools (White/Black Points, Tone Curve, Brightness/Contrast, Color Correction, Filter, and Descreen).

Important: The Descreen setting in the Settings window should be “None.” Otherwise the “DIGITAL ICE” option in the next step will be dimmed and will not be available for selection.

8. Choose the DIGITAL ICE option that works best for you. Select from None,

Automatic Reconstruction, or Manual Reconstruction. In Reflective mode,

DIGITAL ICE automatically removes surface defects from your photos.

Note: To apply DIGITAL ICE settings automatically, choose the Automatic Reconstruction setting. The Manual Reconstruction setting is a more advanced

procedure, and for more details, please refer to the ScanWizard 5 Online Help feature.

9. If the colors in your photo are faded and need restoring, check the “Automatic Color Restoration” box in the Settings window.

10.Click the Scan to button to scan the image. After the scan, defects such as dust, scratches, cracks, creases, rips, folds and other artifacts on the original image are all removed, resulting in an improved image.

Depending on your selection, the scanned and processed image can be saved to a file, opened in an image-editing program, sent to a printer, attached in an email, or uploaded to a website.

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After

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Scanning Regular, Non-Damaged Film

The ScanMaker i700 allows you to perform auto-crop scanning on film such as 35mm slides, 35mm filmstrips, 6 x 9 cm (120) film, 6 x 17 cm (120) panoramic film, and 4" x 5" film.

To scan various film sizes, you will need to use the holder that correctly matches the film type to be scanned. Included in the scanner package are four EZ-Lock film holders: EZ-Lock 35mm Slide Holder; EZ-Lock 35mm Filmstrip Holder; EZ-Lock 6 x 17 cm (120) Panoramic Film Holder; and EZ-Lock 4" x 5" / 6 x 9 cm (120) Film Holder.

Before performing film scanning with the EZ-Lock Film Holders, take note of the information presented in the two sections below.

Removing the Black Mat

The Black Mat is designed to work with reflective originals such as photos and printed matter. It is not designed to work with slides, negatives, and transparencies. During film scanning, the Black Mat should be removed to the reveal light source for film.

To remove the Black Mat: Raise the scanner lid, and push to the side (1 in diagram) to remove it from the scanner lid (2 in diagram).

Using the FilmView

The FilmView, a clear window located on the top of the scanner lid (Light Plate), is designed for previewing film or slides before they are loaded onto the scanner bed. The FilmView adds to your convenience in the selection and verification of slides or film for scanning.

To select the film you wish to scan, make sure that the FilmView is on, then place the film you wish to scan on the top of the scanner lid (Light Plate), using the light source provided by the FilmView to preview your film.

Note: If the light source of the FilmView is in the “Sleep” mode, press the scanner's Custom button to exit or halt sleep mode. For more details on the Custom button, see the online help of the Microtek Scanner Configuration (MSC).

To run auto-crop, the following conditions should all be met:

• The operating system is either Windows or Mac OS X.

• The correct EZ-Lock film holder is loaded and correctly aligned on the scanner surface.

• The scan material is Positive or Negative Film.

• In the Scan Job Queue window, the “Multiple Auto-crop for EZ-Lock Film Holder”

option is checked.

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To make sure the auto multiframe cropping feature performs correctly, align the holder’s front edges flush against the top ruler of the scanner.

A. Using the EZ-Lock 35mm Filmstrip Holder

The EZ-Lock 35mm Filmstrip Holder can simultaneously hold two strips of 6 frames each, or a total of 12 frames.

1. Load the filmstrip face down inside the holder. Slide the filmstrip along the slots of the holder until the filmstrip is fully loaded.

Align the frame-by-frame partition with the dash marks on the film guide.

For a short filmstrip, make sure the film edge is close to the open end of the slot.

2. Raise the scanner lid, then place the holder with the loaded film on the scanner glass surface, as shown in the illustration.

The calibration window on the glass surface should be kept clear and free from any obstruction during scanning.

3. Gently lower the scanner lid down onto the scanner glass surface; the lid should be able to close completely.

4. Double-click the ScanWizard 5 icon ( ) on your desktop to launch the ScanWizard 5 Standard Control Panel, then click the Switch icon ( )on the right corner of the Standard Control Panel to switch to the Advanced Control Panel.

5. Click the Scan Material button ( ), and choose Negative Film. For Mac OS X, select Negative from the Scan Material drop-down menu.

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6. Check the “Multiple Auto-crop for EZ Lock Film Holder” option in the Scan Job Queue window.

7. Click the Overview button to auto-crop and perform a preview of the film loaded onto the scanner.

When done, you will see multiple scan frames that have been automatically cropped in the preview window. Multiple job titles will appear in the Scan Job Queue window, numbered sequentially and all marked by a “Check” that indicates the jobs are ready to be scanned. The scan area (framed in dotted lines) will appear in the Preview window. Maximum scanning range is 9" x 4".

Auto-cropped images are framed in dotted line.

8. Specify your scanning parameters in the Settings window.

9. Click the Scan to button to scan all the checked jobs.

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

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To make sure the auto multiframe cropping feature performs correctly, align the holder’s front edges flush against the top ruler of the scanner.

B. Using the EZ-Lock 35mm Slide Holder

The EZ-Lock 35mm Slide Holder can simultaneously hold up to 8 mounted 35mm slides at a time.

1. Flip the 35mm slides face down and place them into the holder.

2. Raise the scanner lid, then place the holder with the loaded film on the scanner glass surface as shown in the illustration.

The calibration window on the glass surface should be kept clear and free from any obstruction during scanning.

3. Follow the procedures (steps 3 through 10) for scanning 35mm filmstrips to carry out scanning. Before performing step 5, click the Scan Material icon, and choose “Positive Film”; for Mac OS X, select “Positive” from the Scan Material drop-down menu.

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C. Using the EZ-Lock 6 x 17 cm (120) Panoramic Film Holder

The EZ-Lock 6 x 17 cm (120) Panoramic Film Holder can hold 1 piece of 120 panoramic film or a variety of various-sized film, such as 4 pieces of 6 x 4.5 cm film, or 2 pieces each of 6 x 6 cm film, 6 x 7 cm film, and 6 x 9 cm film.

1. Load the film face down inside the holder.

a) Push on the side to open the lid.

b) Place the film face down into the holder.

c) Pull down the side to close the lid.

2. Raise the scanner lid, then place the holder with the loaded film on the scanner glass surface as shown in the illustration.

To make sure the auto multiframe cropping feature performs correctly, align the holder’s front edges flush against the top ruler of the scanner.

3. Follow the procedures (steps 3 through 10) for scanning 35mm filmstrips to carry out scanning.

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The calibration window on the glass surface should be kept clear and free from any obstruction during scanning.

To make sure the auto multiframe cropping feature performs correctly, align the holder’s front edges flush against the top ruler of the scanner.

D. Using the EZ-Lock 4" x 5" / 6 x 9 cm (120) Film Holder

The EZ-Lock 4" x 5" / 6 x 9 cm (120) Film Holder can hold 1 piece of 4" x 5" film. It can also hold different sizes of 120 film, such as 2 pieces of 6 x 4.5 cm film, or 1 piece each of 6 x 6 cm film, 6 x 7 cm film, and 6 x 9 cm film.

1. Load the film face down inside the holder. Slide the film along the slots of the holder until the film is fully loaded.

2. Raise the scanner lid, then place the holder with the loaded film on the scanner glass surface as shown in the illustration.

The calibration window on the glass surface should be kept clear and free from any obstruction during scanning.

3. Follow the procedures (steps 3 through 10) for scanning 35mm filmstrips to carry out scanning.

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Scanning Damaged Film

1. Raise the scanner lid, then place the holder with the loaded film on the scanner glass surface.

Follow the procedures for using the EZLock Film Holders in the previous sections to load the film that you wish to scan.

Gently lower the scanner lid down onto the scanner's glass surface.

2. Double-click the ScanWizard 5 icon ( ) on your desktop to launch the ScanWizard 5 Standard Control Panel, then click the Switch icon ( )on the right corner of the Standard Control Panel to switch to the Advanced Control Panel.

3. In the Preview window, click the Scan Material button or dropdown menu. Choose Negative Film or Negative for negatives; choose Positive Film or Positive for transparencies and slides, depending on the film type you are using.

4. In the Scan Job Queue window, check the “Multiple Auto-crop for EZ Lock Film Holder” option.

5. Click the Overview button to auto-crop and perform a preview of the film loaded onto the scanner.

6. Specify your scanning requirements in the Settings window.

a) Select RGB Colors/RGB Color (48-bit) or Grayscale/Grayscale (16-bit) in the

Type pull-down menu as your image output type.

b) Select a desired resolution in the Resolution pull-down menu for your image

output resolution. The recommended resolution for DIGITAL ICE is 1200 dpi, and take note that using DIGITAL ICE will require more time than regular scanning.

c) Adjust the scan frame settings if necessary.

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7. If necessary, adjust image quality using the image corrections tools (White/Black Points, Tone Curve, Brightness/Contrast, Color Correction, and Filter).

8. Choose the “DIGITAL ICE” option that works best for you. Select from None, Normal, or Strong. In Film mode, DIGITAL ICE automatically removes surface defects from your slides, negatives, and transparencies.

9. If the colors in your film sample are faded and need restoring, check the “Automatic Color Restoration” box in the Settings window.

Depending on your selection, the scanned and processed image can be saved to a file, opened in an image-editing program, sent to a printer, attached in an e-mail, or uploaded to a website.

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After

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Getting to Know Your ScanMaker i700

The ScanMaker i700 is a high-performance scanner that features robust film handling capabilities and cutting-edge DIGITAL ICE technology for both photos and film. It features 48-bit color, 9600 x 4800-dpi optical resolution, legal size scan bed (8.5" x 14"), and is equipped with 7 Smart-Touch buttons on the front panel for easy access to scanner functions.

In addition, the ScanMaker i700 comes with specially designed EZ-Lock Film Holders — exclusive film accessories from Microtek that lock film securely into place on the scan bed to ensure perfect alignment and consistent scans.

Other important features of the ScanMaker i700 include:

• Microtek's PictuRescueTM system — a combined photo and film reconstruction and restoration solution that incorporates DIGITAL ICETM Technology and ColoRescueTM.

– With DIGITAL ICE Technology, the ScanMaker i700 can automatically map,

identify, and eliminate surface defects on photos and film. Built into the hardware and software, DIGITAL ICE removes dust, scratches, and rips, bringing damaged photos and film back to pristine, near-original quality.

– ColoRescue is an automatic color recovery and control process that brings

faded colors back to life for more vibrant images.

• An integrated 4" x 9" transparency adapter (Light Plate) that lets you scan slides, transparencies, and negative film. There is no need to purchase additional accessories such as a Transparent Media Adapter. The Light Plate has a built-in FilmView feature — a clear window with a light source that lets you preview film or slides before they are loaded onto the scanner glass bed.

• The Smart-Touch buttons (DIGITAL ICE, Scan, Copy, E-mail, OCR, Scan-toWeb, and Custom), which provide you with an easy and intuitive way to access frequently used scanner functions.

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Horizontal ruler

(top ruler)

Taking a Closer Look

Black mat

Glass surface

Vertical ruler

FilmView

Scanner lid

(Light Plate)

Custom

Scan-to-Web OCR

Power button

E-mail

Copy

Scan

DIGITAL ICE

Power connector

Accessory port with Light Plate's connector securely connected

Hi-Speed USB port (1)

FireWire port (1)

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How the Scanner Buttons Work

Note: The parameters for each Smart-Touch scanner button are defined or set through the Microtek Scanner Configuration (MSC) utility. For instance, you can use the MSC to define how many copies are to be printed of your scan every time you hit the "Copy" button. To launch the MSC, double-click the MSC icon on your desktop. Please note that you need to exit ScanWizard 5 before accessing the MSC utility.

The ScanMaker i700 is equipped with 7 Smart-Touch buttons for easy access to frequently used scanner functions. The Smart-Touch buttons are DIGITAL ICE, Scan, Copy, E-mail, OCR, Scan-to-Web, and Custom. To carry out a specific task, simply press the corresponding button on the scanner.

• DIGITAL ICE: Scans and removes dust, scratches, rips, and tears from damaged

photos. Important: The DIGITAL ICE button works only on photos. To repair damaged film and transparencies, use the DIGITAL ICE function in the ScanWizard software.

• Scan: Captures high-resolution images with outstanding quality that can be

automatically saved as files or sent to another application for further processing.

• Copy: Scans the image and sends it to your printer, transforming your scanner and

printer into a convenient copy station. Simply specify the number of copies you want.

How to use the Copy button to print a stack of documents:

1. Place the first page on the scanner glass surface.

2. Press the Copy button to scan an image to a file, then automatically output to your specified printer.

3. Load the next page and press the Copy button again. The scanner works in similar fashion to your printer, printing documents one after another with no interruptions.

• E-mail: Scans the image and delivers it directly to your e-mail editor.

• OCR: Performs OCR (Optical Character Recognition) of a document and converts

it to a fully editable digital file. Saves time from retyping documents into your word processor.

• Scan-to-Web: Scans the image and posts it instantly onto a photo-sharing website.

• Custom: Customizes the four most commonly used functions.

- Power Saving: Turns the scanner lamp ON or OFF to save power and lamp life.

- Scan: Defines another button to be a second “Scan” button. Use this if you need a

second “Scan” button with different parameters from the first Scan button.

- Fax: Launches a fax driver installed in your computer.

- Launch Application: Defines an application to be launched.

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System Requirements

• CD-ROM drive (for installing software)

• Color display with 24-bit color output capability

• 128MB RAM (256MB or more to use DIGITAL ICE Technology)

PC and compatibles

• Pentium III PC or higher with USB, Hi-Speed USB (USB 2.0), or FireWire (IEEE 1394) port

• Microsoft Windows 98SE, Me, 2000 or XP

Macintosh

• iMac or Mac G3/G4/G5 with built-in USB port or FireWire port

• Mac OS 9.x, Mac OS X 10.2, 10.3 or later

Specifications

Scanning Modes Color, grayscale, and black-and-white in a single

scanning pass True 48-bit color (approx. 281 x 1012 colors) 16-bit grayscale (approx. 65,536 shades of gray)

Scanning Area Reflective: 8.5" x 14" (216 mm x 356 mm)

Transparent: 4" x 9" (102 mm x 229 mm)

Resolution Optical: 9600 dpi x 4800 dpi

Interpolated: 65,535 dpi (PC); 32,767 dpi (Mac)

Interface Hi-Speed USB (USB 2.0) and FireWire (IEEE 1394)

Dimensions (L x W x H) 21.5" x 11.7" x 3.6" (545 mm x 297 mm x 92 mm)

Net Weight 11.9 lbs (5.4 kg)

Voltage AC 100V to 240V

1.2A Max; 47-63 Hz (Input) 15V/2.5A (Output)

Environment Operating Temperature: 50° F to 104° F (10° C to 40° C )

Power supply Manufacturer Model No. Voltage (AC/DC adapter) FAIRWAY VE50-150A 100V to 240V

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Energy Star Notice

As an ENERGY STAR Partner, Microtek International, Inc. has determined that this scanner meets the ENERGY STAR guidelines for energy efficiency.

Trademarks

Microtek®, ScanMakerTM, and ScanWizard® are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microtek International, Inc. DIGITAL ICE is a trademark of Kodak. Macintosh® and Apple® are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Windows® is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. 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.

Federal Communications Commission Interference Statement

This equipment (Model: MRS-9600FU2) has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Note: A shielded Hi-Speed USB interface cable with ferrite core installed on the scanner connector end must be used with this equipment.

Caution: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

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.

Responsible Party: Loi Han

Microtek Lab, Inc. 16941 Keegan Avenue Carson, CA 90746 USA Phone: 310-687-5800 Fax: 310-687-5950

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