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Using the Scanner Function
Sending Scanned Image Data to Your Computer
Sending Scanned Image Data by Email
Using TWAIN Capabilities
Sending Scanned Image Data to Your Computer (Scan to PC)
Create a destination folder in your computer and you can have scanned image data sent directly to that
folder. The flowchart below shows a simple illustration of the steps required up to transmission of the data to
the computer.
For a more detailed explanation of each step, refer to the indicated reference page.
Click on the reference page will take you directly to that page.
Making basic settings
In order to use the Scan to PC function it is necessary to utilize the included utilities and make network
settings and register such information as the sender and destination addresses.
Settings and registration using Address
Editor
See page
3-22
Settings and registration using Address
Book
See page
3-63
Creating destination folders
Scanner File Utility
See page
3-4
Sending scanned image data
Use the scanner to designate a destination and
have scanned image data sent directly to that
location.
i
Settings and registration using an Internet
Web browser
* Network settings as well
as the sender and
destination address
registration procedures
can be accomplished at
the scanner itself. For
information on these
procedures, refer to the
<Setup Edition> of this
Operation Guide.
See page
2-1
Sending Scanned Image Data by Email (Send E-mail)
Have scanned image data sent directly by email to a registered email address. The flowchart below shows a
simple illustration of the steps required up to transmission of the email message.
For a more detailed explanation of each step, refer to the indicated reference page.
Click on the reference page will take you directly to that page.
Making basic settings
In order to use the Send E-mail function it is necessary to utilize the included utilities and make network
settings and register such information as the sender and destination addresses.
Settings and registration using Address
Editor
See page
3-22
Settings and registration using Address
Book
See page
3-63
Sending scanned image data
Use the scanner to designate a destination and
have scanned image data sent directly to that
location.
ii
Settings and registration using an Internet
Web browser
* Network settings as well
as the sender and
destination address
registration procedures
can be accomplished at
the scanner itself. For
information on these
procedures, refer to the
<Setup Edition> of this
Operation Guide.
See page
2-1
Using TWAIN Capabilities (TWAIN)
Use scanner image data in TWAIN-compatible applications. The flowchart below shows a simple illustration
of the steps required up to scanning of the data using the TWAIN source.
For a more detailed explanation of each step, refer to the indicated reference page.
Click on the reference page will take you directly to that page.
Making basic settings
In order to use the TWAIN source it is necessary
to make certain scanner-related settings.
Settings related to
the TWAIN source
See page
3-95
Starting the scanning operation
Use the TWAIN source to initiate the scanning
operation.
Scanning with
the TWAIN source
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3-100
Trademark Information
• Microsoft, Windows, Windows NT and Internet Explorer are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation of America and other countries.
• Windows Me is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
• Ethernet is a registered trademark of Xerox Corporation.
• IBM and IBM PC/AT are trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation of America.
• Adobe and Acrobat are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated.
• PaperPort is a registered trademark of ScanSoft Inc. of America and other countries.
All other company and product names contained in this Instruction Handbook are trademarks or registered
trademarks of their respective companies. The designations ™ and ® will not be used in this handbook.
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Contents
What is the Network Scanning System? .................................................................... 1-1
Sending Scanned Image Data to Your Computer (Scan to PC).................................. i
Sending Scanned Image Data by Email (Send E-mail)............................................... ii
Using TWAIN Capabilities (TWAIN) ............................................................................ iii
Trademark Information ................................................................................................ iv
Contents ...................................................................................................................... v
3-5-10 If You Can’t Connect to the Scanner... .................................................... 3-108
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Section
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What is the Network Scanning System?
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1-1Outline
This Network Scanning System enables multiple computers to share the use of a scanner that is connected
to their network. A Scanner Interface Card, Scanner Library CD-ROM and a TWAIN-compatible application
CD-ROM are included as accessories with this product. The Scanner Interface Card should be installed in
the scanner itself and the Scanner Library CD-ROM is for use in the computer(s).
Refer to the User’s Guide included on the TWAIN-compatible application CD-ROM for information regarding
to how to use the TWAIN-compatible application.
This On-Line Manual contains explanations regarding the functions of the utility programs that are included
on the Scanner Library CD-ROM (Scanner File Utility, Address Editor, Address Book and TWAIN Source) as
well as the procedures for making scanner-related settings from a Web browser.
For more information on using the scanner itself, refer to the Scanner Set-up Edition of the Operation Guide
for your scanner.
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1-2Using the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM
Included on the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM is the 4 other scanner utilities (Scanner File Utility, Address
Editor, Address Book and TWAIN source) as well as an On-Line Manual. In order to use this Network
Scanning System, it will be necessary for you to install the TWAIN source and other scanner utilities from
the CD-ROM onto an appropriate computer.
The following describes the procedure to access the Main Menu on the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM.
1. Insert the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM that is included with this product into the CD-ROM drive of the
computer.
2. If the “Auto Run” function is turned on in the computer, the Main Menu screen for the Scanner Utilities
CD-ROM will appear automatically.
* If the “Auto Run” function is turned off, double-click on the Setup.exe file that is on the CD-ROM to run
that file. The Main Menu screen for the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM will appear.
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1-2Using the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM
1-2-1Contents of the CD-ROM
The contents of the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM that you can access are displayed as selectable items in the
Main Menu screen.
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1-2Using the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM
The following offers a basic outline of each of these available items. Click on the desired item to access it.
(1) Scanner Utilities
• Address Editor
This item installs the “Address Editor” in the computer. Using this utility enables you to register or edit the
contents of the scanner’s Address Book (shared Address Book). This utility is used by the administrator in
order to manage that Address Book. If there are multiple scanners accessing the Address Editor, the same
destination list can be easily registered into all of these scanners. Network settings as well as scanner
default settings can also be made using the Address Editor utility. This utility should be installed in one
computer on the same network as the scanner. (Refer to page 3-22.)
• Scanner File Utility
This item installs the “Scanner File Utility” in the computer. Using this utility enables you to have scanned
image data sent from the scanner to a network computer, with the resulting file then compressed and
saved into the designated folder on that computer. If there are going to be multiple destination computers
designated for reception of such data, this utility should be installed in each of those computer. (Refer to
page 3-4.)
• Address Book
This item installs the “Address Book” in the computer. Using this utility enables you to create and use your
own personal destination list. By selecting the [Private book] tab on the scanner’s operation panel, the
personal Address Book that you are allowed to use will be displayed and you will be able to select the
desired destinations from that data. This utility should be installed in each computer on the same network
that will use the scanner. (Refer to page 3-63.)
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1-2Using the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM
(2) TWAIN Source
This item installs the “TWAIN Source” in the computer. Once this driver is installed, you will be able to
operate the scanner and use the scanned image data right away using a TWAIN-compatible application on
the computer in which the TWAIN source is installed. If there are going to be multiple computers using this
capability, the TWAIN source should be installed in each of those computers. (Refer to page 3-95.)
(3) Documents
This item allows you to view the On-Line Manual for the software that is included on the Scanner Utilities
CD-ROM (Refer to page 1-7.)
(4) Select Language
This item lets you select the language that you want to be used on-screen.
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1-2Using the Scanner Utilities CD-ROM
1-2-2On-Line Manual
The On-Line Manual that is on this Scanner Utilities CD-ROM is prepared in a PDF (Printer Description File)
format and can only be viewed using the Adobe Acrobat Reader application.
Thus, prior to reading the On-Line Manual, you will first need to install Adobe Acrobat Reader on your
computer. (The Adobe Acrobat Reader installer application is included on the CD-ROM as well.)
IMPORTANT!Adobe Acrobat Reader should be used in accordance with the contract conditions
set forth by Adobe Systems Incorporated.
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1-3Using the Scanner Function
The following gives an explanation of the scanning functions of your copier. Make the appropriate settings
according to your scanning needs.
For more detailed information regarding the setting procedures for the functions in each different scanner,
refer to the <Setup Edition> of your Operation Guide.
Basic settings
Select original size
Input size
Select sending
size
Scanning
resolution
Orig. set direction
File type
Selects the available original sizes (scanning area).
Selects the desired scanning area based on the entered
original size.
Selects the available image transmission sizes (size of
the transmitted image).
Sets the desired level of fineness (resolution) at which
the original will be scanned.
Specifies the position of the top edge of the original once
the original is set.
Sets the desired format of the image file.
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1-3Using the Scanner Function
Image quality settings
Scanning density
Original image
quality
JPEG level set
Color Mode
Adjusts the density of the scanned image to a desired
value.
Sets the appropriate image quality mode in order to have
the image processed according to the specific type of
original being scanned.
Sets the desired JPEG quality level.
Sets the desired color mode.
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1-3Using the Scanner Function
Other settings
Page separation
Erase
Output by page
Continuous
scanning
Auto selection
File name input
With this mode, the two facing pages of an open-faced original such as a magazine, book or the like, as well as the two
sides of a 2-sided original, can each be scanned separately.
With this mode, you can erase the dark shadows and lines
that appear when scanning originals such as books,
magazines, etc.
With this mode, the original is scanned and a file is created
and sent for each individual page of the scanned original.
After scanning one original, other originals can be scanned
under the same job.
With this mode, originals of different sizes can be set and
scanned together.
Designate the file name.
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1-3Using the Scanner Function
NoteAvailable function symbols
Some functions can or can not be used depending on the transmission mode that is selected or
the type of copier in use. The following symbols indicate the transmission modes and types of
copiers under which that particular function can be used.
Transmission mode symbols
Send to PC .....................................................................
TWAIN (the Waiting Scan checkbox is selected) ..........
Symbols for functions that are only available in monochrome or color copiers.
For monochrome copiers only ........................................
For color copiers (color & monochrome) only .................
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1-3Using the Scanner Function
1-3-1Basic Settings
(1) Original size selection
(“Select original size”)
The original sizes (scanning area) available for selection are as follows.
• Inch specifications: Auto, 11" x 17", Computer Form (11" x 15"), 8-1/2" x 14", 8-1/2" x 11" and 5-1/2" x 8-1/2"
* A4 is also available in monochrome copiers.
• Metric specifications: Auto, A3, Computer Form (11" x 15"), B4, Folio, A4, B5, A5 and B6
* 11" x 8-1/2" is also available in monochrome copiers.
* Factory default setting: Auto
• Custom original size (“Input size”)
Align the original with the left-rear portion of the platen and select the desired scanning area.
Acceptable scanning area ..... Length: 50 mm – 297 mm
Width: 50 mm – 432 mm
* The original size cannot be entered manually when using an optional Document Processor.
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1-3Using the Scanner Function
(2) Image transmission size selection
(“Select sending size”)
The image transmission sizes (size of the transmitted image) available for selection are as follows.
• Inch specifications: Auto, 11" x 17", 8-1/2" x 14", 8-1/2" x 11" and 5-1/2" x 8-1/2"
* A4 is also available in monochrome copiers.
• Metric specifications: Auto, A3, B4, Folio, A4, B5, A5 and B6
* Factory default setting: Auto
* 11" x 8-1/2" is also available in monochrome copiers.
* This setting is not available when the original size is custom selected.
* When you select a scanning resolution of 600 dpi, it is not possible to select an image transmission size
larger than the original size.
* If the width of any black and white original (any originals other than those containing color or grayscale)
that is being scanned is larger than 13-5/8" (346 mm) and the selected resolution is 600 dpi, the image
data will be rotated 90 degrees.
(3) Scanning resolution selection
(“Scanning resolution”)
Sets the desired level of fineness (resolution) at which the original will be scanned. The higher the resolution
value is, the finer the image will be. In this case, however, the size of the resulting file (data volume) will
become larger and the scanning time will be increased.
•“600 dpi”, “400 dpi”, “300 dpi” or “200 dpi”
* The image resolution that is generally used for viewing on computer screens is 96 dpi for a Windows
environment and between 150 dpi and 600 dpi for printing.
* A high scanning resolution needs to be selected when enlarging or printing an image.
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