ScanMaker 6000 features, scenarios, and information
Getting to Know Your ScanMaker 6000
The ScanMaker 6000 is a high-resolution, high-performance scanner that offers the
exclusive ColoRescueTM for color restoration. It features 6400 x 3200 dpi, 48-bit color,
an 8.5" x 11.7" scan bed, and seven Smart-Touch buttons plus a convenient Power
button on the front panel to automate scanner functions. For added versatility, the
scanner includes the LightLidTM 35 transparency adapter for scanning 35mm slides
and filmstrips.
Contents
Getting to Know Your ScanMaker 6000 .......................................................... 1
Features of the ScanMaker 6000 ..................................................................... 2
Taking a Closer Look ........................................................................................ 3
How the Smart-Touch Scanner Buttons Work.............................................. 4
The ScanMaker 6000 comes with several important features, including the following:
•Microtek's ColoRescueTM: This automatic color recovery system restores faded
colors in both photos and film, bringing hues back to their original luster and
brilliance for more vibrant images. ColoRescue's one-click, automatic color
recovery process is simple and straightforward, involving no learning curve or
hassle.
•Seven Smart-Touch buttons: These seven buttons on the front panel of the
scanner provide you with a quick and easy way to launch frequently used
scanner functions. All it takes is one touch of a button — and you can scan to a
file, send an image to your printer, attach it to an email, etc. The seven SmartT ouch buttons include Cancel/Setup, Scan, Copy, E-mail, OCR, Scan-to-Web,
and Custom.
•LightLid 35: This included accessory allows you to scan 35mm slides and
filmstrips with your ScanMaker 6000.
•Microtek ScanWizard 5 scanning software — ScanW izard 5 features full scanning
tools that both novice and experienced scanner users will find productive and
easy to use. The Standard Control Panel offers a simple and straightforward way
to complete a scanning session, and the Advanced Control Panel provides you
with additional controls to fine-tune your scans.
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Taking a Closer Look
Scanner lid
Horizontal ruler
Glass surface
Cancel/
Setup
Power button
ScanE-mailCopyOCRScan-
to-Web
Power connector
Accessory port (15-pin)
Hi-Speed USB port (1)
Custom
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How the Smart-Touch Scanner Buttons Work
Note: The Smart-Touch buttons on the front panel of your scanner automate frequently
performed tasks, such as Scan to File, Scan to Printer, etc. For each scanner button,
the parameters governing the use of that 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 6000 is equipped with seven Smart-Touch buttons for easy access to
frequently used scanner functions. To carry out a specific task, simply press the
corresponding button on the scanner. The Smart-Touch buttons are:
1. Cancel/Setup: Cancels an ongoing scan job, or launches the Microtek Scanner
Configuration utility when the scanner is idle.
2. Scan: Captures images that can be automatically saved as files or sent to another
application for further processing.
3. 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. To use the Copy button to print a stack of documents:
-Place the first page on the scanner glass surface.
-Press the Copy button to scan an image to a file, then automatically output to
your specified printer.
-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.
4. E-mail: Scans the image and delivers it directly to your e-mail editor.
5. 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.
6. Scan-to-Web: Scans the image and posts it onto a photo-sharing website.
7. Custom: Customizes the Custom button to perform four of the most commonly
used functions, including:
-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 on your computer.
-Launch Application: Defines an application to be launched.
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Scanning Scenarios
The following pages provide various scenarios for scanning with the ScanMaker
6000, including the following:
•Scanning photos (1): This scenario can also be your first scan in order to
familiarize yourself with scanning basics. It makes use of the Standard Control
Panel in ScanWizard 5.
•Scanning photos (2): This scenario is similar to above but uses the Advanced
Control Panel in ScanWizard 5. It also includes information on how to use the
Microtek ColoRescue color restoration feature.
•Scanning film: This scenario utilizes the LightLid 35 transparency adapter to scan
35mm slides and filmstrips.
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Scanning Photos (1)
1. Raise the scanner lid, and place the photo to
be scanned face down on the scanner glass
surface. Position the top end of the photo
towards the front of the scanner , then lower
the scanner lid on the scanner glass surface.
2 . Double-click the ScanWizar d 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.
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