User manual CANON CANOSCAN LIDE 120

[. . . ] Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the U. S. Macintosh, Power Macintosh, Mac OS and FireWire are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. , registered in the U. S. · ScanSoft and OmniPage are trademarks of ScanSoft, Inc. · Other names and products not mentioned above may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. [. . . ] · Do not tilt the scanner more than 90 degrees from horizontal when releasing the lock. · When locking the scanner, do not lift up the back and tilt the front (scanner button location) downward. You may be unable to set the lock. 1 Peel the seals off the scanner. 2 Gently turn the scanner over. 3 Slide the lock switch toward the unlock mark ( Lock Switch ). Unlock Mark 4 Return the scanner to a horizontal position. · When carrying or transporting the scanner, always lock the scanning unit by pushing the lock switch toward the lock mark ( ). 6 Connect the Scanner 1 Connect the FAU cable to the scanner. 2 Connect the scanner to the computer with the supplied USB interface cable. Supplied USB Interface Cable FAU Cable IEEE1394 (FireWire) Interface Cable (Macintosh only) FAU Cable FAU Connector IEEE1394 Interface Cable IEEE1394 Connector Wide Flat Connector USB Interface Cable Small Square Connector · On a Macintosh, you cannot have the USB cable and the IEEE1394 interface cable connected to the scanner at the same time. · To use the scanner with an IEEE 1394 (Fire Wire) port on a Macintosh computer, please purchase the IEEE 1394a (Fire Wire 400) cable recommended by Canon. · Please read the IEEE1394 caution sheet bundled with the scanner for precautions with the IEEE1394 interface and cables recommended by Canon. 3 Attach the supplied AC adapter to the scanner. AC Adapter 4 Press the power switch on the scanner's front panel to turn the power on. The Scan Lamp will light. Power Switch · Only use the USB interface cable and the AC adapter provided with the scanner. Use of other cables or adapters may lead to a malfunction. · When the scanner is connected to the USB 1. 1 port on Windows XP, do not worry if the "HI-SPEED USB Device Plugged into non-HI-SPEED USB Hub" message appears. You can operate the scanner in this condition without problems. 7 English Connect the Scanner Try Scanning Try Scanning The following steps explain how to scan with ArcSoft PhotoStudio. 1 Place a photo or a picture on the glass by aligning its top edge with the alignment mark, and close the document cover. Bottom Top Alignment Mark Windows Macintosh 2 Select [Start], [Programs] or [All Programs], [ArcSoft PhotoStudio 5. 5] and [PhotoStudio 5. 5]. 2 Double-click the [Applications] folder followed by the [PhotoStudio] folder and the [PhotoStudio] icon. PhotoStudio will start. PhotoStudio will start. 8 Try Scanning 3 Click the [File] menu and choose [Select Source]. · After the first time, you do not need to adjust this setting from the second time onward with the same scanner. · You will need to reset it if you select a different scanner or a digital camera. 4 Click the Acquire icon and select [Acquire]. ScanGear CS will start. or click the [File] menu 5 Select [Select Source]. You can select from the following options. For Windows: Microsoft Outlook Express, Microsoft Outlook, Eudora or Netscape Messenger. Align the Film Guide's tab with the FILM symbol on the document glass of the scanner. · Leave a gap of 0. 2" (5 mm) or greater between film strips when placing two or more on the document glass of the scanner. · Ensure that there is no gap between the edge of the film and the Film Guide on the side near the calibration slot. Scanning Curled 120 Format Films Curled film strips can stick to the document glass of the scanner and cause a pattern of rings called Newton Rings to appear on the scanned image. If this occurs, scan using the supplied film retainer sheet as shown in the figure. (A) Scan with the film retainer sheet inserted beneath the film. (A) Film Holder 120 Format Film Film Retainer Sheet (B) If Newton Rings still appear after following Instruction (A), turn the film strip over and place it in the Film Holder with the film retainer sheet on top so that the film edges are held down for scanning. Then preview the image in ScanGear CS and click the [Mirror] button to reverse the image before initiating the final scan. To avoid damaging the film, always place the glossy side (the side without an illustration) of the film retainer sheet against the film. With its glossy side facing upward, slip the film retainer sheet under the film. (B) Hold the film edges down by placing the film retainer sheet on top with its glossy side facing downward. 13 English Align the Film Guide's tab with the FILM symbol on the document glass of the scanner. Scanning Film 4" x 5" Format Film Open the Film Holder on the Film Guide, place the film face down and close the Film Holder. 4" x 5" Format Film Align the Film Guide's tab with the FILM symbol on the document glass of the scanner. 120 Format Film (Single Frame) Use this method to scan single frames. Adjust the Film Holder bars to the film width. 120 Format Film Open the Film Holder. Place the film face down (viewed correctly from below) in the Film Guide so that its edges fit within the grooves. To avoid scratching the film, do not slide the Film Holder after you place the film in the Film Guide. Align the Film Guide's tab with the FILM symbol on the document glass of the scanner. [. . . ] · Specifications are subject to change without notice. Upgrading to USB 2. 0 (Windows Only) To upgrade a computer to the USB 2. 0 standard, please use one the following USB expansion cards/hubs that have been verified by Canon for compatibility. Expansion Cards Hubs · Adaptec USB2connect 5100: PCI bus Adaptec XHUB4 · Adaptec USB2connect 3100LP: PCI bus Adaptec XHUB4PLUS · Adaptec USB2connect 2000LP: PCI bus Adaptec XHUB7PLUS · Adaptec DuoConnect: PCI bus For installation procedures, please read the instructions that accompany the USB expansion card/hub. 17 English Specifications System Information System Information This form should be used to record the operating environment for the purchased scanner. If any problems occur with the scanner, you will need this information when you contact our Customer Support Help Desk. Be sure to record the information and store it in a safe location. [. . . ]