User manual UMAX POWERLOOK 1120

[. . . ] POWERLOOK 1120 OPERATION MANUAL 1 Technical Installation Notice Listed below is additional information that was not included in your Operation Manual. Please read it before installation. For Mac users (For Mac OS 9 or later users, please skip this section) 1. If you are using Mac OS 8. 6, check to make sure you have version 2. 1 or later of the FireWire Support and FireWire Enabler extensions. Older versions will not function properly with this scanner. [. . . ] Connect the power cord to a wall outlet. Connect the other end of the power cord to the scanner. Press the power button located on the front of the scanner to turn the scanner on. At power-on, the front panel indicators flash once. The power indicator then glows and the ready indicator blinks. For detailed information on installing the software, refer to the Installation section of the Image Application Software User's Guide and MagicScan Electronic Books. 9 Chapter 3: PC Installation This chapter describes how you can connect and use the PowerLook 1120 scanner with your IBM PC or compatible computer. Installing the Software Install the software in two easy steps, in the following order: 1. Then binuscan PhotoPerfect if needed. Notes: If installation program does not show up automatically, please follow the procedure to install: Choose RUN from Start menu and type d:\setup (where "d" indicates CD-ROM drive), then click OK. Double-click the ReadMe icon in the MagicScan group for important up-to-date information that may not be included in the manual. If there are any problems with the icons in MagicScan group, double-click the Help icon in the MagicScan group. MagicScan is the interface used by application software to control UMAX scanners. Its advanced controls allow precise adjustments in images even during the initial scan. For detailed information on installing the image editing application software, refer to the Installation section of the Image Editing Application Software User's Guide. Connect the Scanner to the Computer With settings on the scanner and card correctly set and the interface card properly installed in your computer, you can now connect the scanner and the computer, as follows: 1. Connect the IEEE 1394 cable connector to the interface card in the PC. Connect the other end of the IEEE 1394 cable to the scanner. 3. 5. Connect the power cord to the scanner. Turn on the computer power. Hardware installation is now completed. Get ready to run the UMAX Setup program to install the supporting UMAX software supplied with your system. 10 Chapter 4: How to Use Frame Holder How to Scan with Scan Frames Scan Frames are for use with transparencies and negatives. Scan Frames can hold a source document of a slightly smaller size. Orientation holes are located on the short sides of the frames. When one or more of these frames are placed on the scanner's object glass and the "Preview" button is clicked, the scanner will automatically detect the existence of each frame, using the orientation holes for reference, and will only include what is within each Scan Frame in the resulting scanned image. To use the Scan Frames, do the following: 1. Ensure the Transparency Adapter is fitted before proceeding with the scan. Open the Scan Frame and place the source document inside, taking care not to cover the orientation holes. [. . . ] Problem 1: Power Indicator fails to come on Possible Cause / Solution: · · · Make sure the power cable is plugged into the scanner and the wall socket. If none of the above works, contact your dealer. Problem 2: Scanner lamp flickers, is dim, or fails to come on Possible Cause / Solution: · The scanning lamp is failing or has failed and needs to be changed. Contact your dealer. Problem 3: If the Power and Ready indicators come on, but software returns "Scanner link failed" or similar message Possible Cause / Solution: · · Make sure the cable is connected properly Disconnect all FireWire (IEEE 1394) devices then reconnect them one by one, beginning with the scanner, to identify the device causing the problem. Problem 4: If the Power indicator is on, but the Ready indicator continues to flash after the self test is completed Possible Cause / Solution: · · Make sure the locking switch on the scanner is fully in the unlocked position. If you have a transparency adapter connected to the scanner, make sure both (2) locking switches are fully in the unlocked position. 14 Appendix A: Scanner Specifications Scanner Type Interface Scan Speed Maximum Scannable Area Optical Resolution Output (H/W) Resolution Maximum Resolution Sample Depth Color Mode Grayscale Mode Scanner Settings Scaling Highlight / Shadow Contrast / Brightness Gamma Curve Data Output Color Mode Grayscale Mode Power Requirements Voltage Frequency Power Consumption Environmental Range Operating Temperature Relative Humidity Other Specifications Noise Dimensions Net Weight Systems Supported Options Flatbed with Transparency Unit Integrated FireWire (IEEE 1394) 9. 6ms / 4. 8ms line (color mode) 215. 9 x 297 mm (8. 5" x 11. 7") for flatbed 215. 9 x 254 mm (8. 5" x 10") for UTA 1200 dpi (H) x 2400 dpi (V) 1200 dpi (H) x 2400 dpi (V) 9600 dpi (H) x 9600 dpi (V) 24 / 36 bits / pixel, 42 bits / pixel extendable 8/12 bits / pixel, 14 bits / pixel extendable 1% to 400% 1 ~ 255 steps / 0 ~ 254 steps -100% ~ +100% Downloadable Curves, 14 bit depth 36 bits (hardware) / 24 bits (system), 42 bits extendable 12 bits (hardware) / 8 bits (system), 14 bits extendable 100 ~ 240 VAC 47-60 Hz Maximum 30 Watts +5°C ~ +40°C 25% ~ 85% Under 55 dB (Operating) 543mm x 336mm x 144mm(scanner with doc. 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