User manual MICROTEK MTMA INSTALL GUIDE

[. . . ] Microtek MTMA Installing and Getting Started This document provides information on how to connect the Magnetic Transparent Media Adapter (MTMA) to your scanner and how to scan transparent materials using the MTMA. Installation 1. Unpack the MTMA The MTMA is a scanner accessory that is used to scan transparent materials as large as 7" x 10" with your flatbed scanner. Before proceeding any further, check to see that all items are in the package. [. . . ] Then put the 4 film stoppers on the corners of the film. Stoppers Note: Make sure that the anti-skid rubber part of all 4 stoppers are facing toward the glass surface. The transparent material should not block, obstruct, or overlap the calibration window of the template in any way. Warning: To scan transparent or negative film, the template should always stay on the scanning bed. If the template is removed or is incorrectly placed, your scanner will not work properly. The calibration window or the slim rectangular opening is the color calibration area. You must keep this area clear and free from any obstruction. Otherwise, the quality of your scanned image may be adversely affected or cause the scanner to malfunction. 2 Microtek MTMA Installing and Getting Started 8. Place the MTMA on the scanning surface Place the MTMA horizontally on the top of the scanner bed. The MTMA will autoalign itself with the scanner through magnetic attraction. Normally, the MTMA should be oriented as shown in the illustration below, with the back cliff of the MTMA sitting on the front edge of the scanner glass. The back cliff of the MTMA must sit on the front edge of the scanner glass. When you click on the "Scan" button in step 10, the MTMA will move automatically down the length of the scan bed and scan the image. Note: If your MTMA does not move with the orientation shown above and after you click the Scan button, this may be due to your use of a different "family" of scanners (e. g. , ScanMaker 4600, 4700, X12USL, etc. ). In this case, turn the MTMA 180° around, making the front side of the MTMA sit on the front edge of the scanner glass bed. Then retry by clicking the Scan button as explained in step 10. The front side of the MTMA must sit on the front edge of the scanner glass. 9. Connect the MTMA to your scanner Plug the MTMA connector into the 15-pin Accessory port on the back of your scanner. Power Microtek MTMA Installing and Getting Started 3 10. Power up your scanner and then the computer. Double-click the ScanWizard 5 icon on the desktop to launch ScanWizard 5. When ScanWizard 5 launches, it automatically performs a fast preview of the material on your scan bed and displays it in the preview area. [. . . ] Aside from saving, you may also deliver the saved image to an image-editing software, an e-mail editor, or a web browser. Advanced Mode Click on this button to switch to the Advanced Control Panel window Click here to exit ScanWizard 5 Scan Material icon Standard Mode Specifications Type: Light Source: Warm-up Time: Scanning Area: Dimensions: Net Weight: Power Consumption : Operation Environment Temperature: Humidity: 4 Microtek MTMA Installing and Getting Started Flatbed Scanner Option Cold Cathode Lamp 3 min. Legal-size Scanner: 7" x 10" (177. 8 mm x 254 mm) A4-size Scanner: 7" x 8" (177. 8 mm x 203. 2 mm) 11. 2" x 1. 8" x 1. 7" (284. 4 mm x 45. 7 mm x 43. 2 mm) 0. 55 lbs (250g) 8 W Max. Operating: +50° F to +104° F (+10° C to +40° C) Storage: 20% to 85%, non-condensing [. . . ]