Microtek Artix Scan1100 manual Aligning the target registration marks

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To resize the selection, move the cursor to any corner of the frame; the pointer is changed to a double-headed arrow. Hold down the mouse, drag to form a new selection, then release the mouse.

When the target image is selected, click the Scan button to scan the target.

9. Aligning the target registration marks

A. Aligning the upper-left registration mark

Move the cursor into the target image area; the pointer will change to a flipped L mark (“ ”). Align the cursor with the small upper-left registration mark.

Upper left registration mark

C. Aligning the bottom-right registration mark

After the upper right mark is aligned, the lower right part of the target image is displayed, and an instruction dialog box prompts you to align the bottom right registration mark.

Bottom right registration mark

Move the cursor into the target image area; the pointer will change to a vertically flipped L mark (“ ”). Align the cursor with the small bottom-right registration mark.

B. Aligning the upper-right registration mark

After the upper left mark is aligned, the upper right part of the target image is displayed, and an instruction dialog box prompts you to align the upper right registration mark.

Upper right registration mark

Move the cursor into the target image area; the pointer will change to a normal L mark (“ ”). Align the cursor with the small upper-right registration mark.

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Contents ArtixScan HardwareUser’sGuide Copyright 1999 Microtek Lab, Inc Contents For the Macintosh For Windows 98 / 95 / NT Introduction ArtixScan 1100 Scanner On OFF Unlocking the Carriage General InstallationUnpacking the Scanner Resetting the scanner’s Scsi ID Power-up testConnecting the Scanner to Power Source Powering up the ScannerRequirements for the Operating Environment Observing the Scanner Boot ProcessChoosing the Scanning Station Installation on the Macintosh TerminationConnecting the scanner Installing the software Installation on Windows 98 Checking the interface card statusConnecting the scanner Troubleshooting Resolving situation aClick the arrows to select a different range Resolving situation C Click Start, Settings, and select Control Panel Checking the scanner status Installation under Windows NTInstalling the Windows NT driver Way the driver is implemented Operating the Scanner Positioning reflective materialsGeneral scanning Scanning thick documentsPositioning transparent film Using the Universal Glass Film HolderUsing the Main Holder with other film holders Using the Universal Glass Film Holder Using the 35mm Slide Holder Using the 35mm Filmstrip Holder Using the 6 x 9 cm Film Holder Using the 4 x 5 Film Holder 5 Film Holder MainUsing the Scanner ICC Profiler Program IntroductionCalibration target Taking care of the targetInstalling the Scanner ICC Profiler Placing the color targetFor the Macintosh For Windows 98 / 95 / NTCalibration Scanning the target imageAligning the target registration marks Aligning the upper-left registration markAligning the bottom-right registration mark Aligning the upper-right registration markCreating a profile Menu commands Reference Section for MacintoshMain Window ControlsCalibration Window Preview and Scan Creating the profileReference section for PC System Menu Calibration Window Preview and Scan

Artix Scan1100 specifications

The Microtek Artix Scan1100 is a versatile flatbed scanner designed for professionals and small businesses seeking high-quality document and image scanning solutions. As part of Microtek's renowned Artix series, this scanner integrates advanced technologies to deliver exceptional performance while maintaining ease of use.

One of the standout features of the Artix Scan1100 is its high optical resolution. With a maximum optical resolution of 2400 x 4800 dpi, it captures intricate details and vivid colors from images and documents. This makes it an ideal choice for users who require precision scanning for photographs, artwork, and detailed documents. The scanner supports a wide range of media types, including paper documents, photographs, and even 3D objects, providing versatile functionality for various scanning needs.

In terms of technology, the Artix Scan1100 utilizes a CCD (Charge-Coupled Device) scanning sensor, known for its excellent color accuracy and sharpness. This technology enhances the scanner's ability to render images with a high degree of fidelity, making it perfect for graphic designers and photographers who demand the best quality in their scans.

The Artix Scan1100 also features a user-friendly interface, simplifying the scanning process. With just a few clicks, users can easily set the desired resolution, file format, and other scanning options. It is compatible with multiple operating systems, including Windows and macOS, ensuring seamless integration into different workflows.

Furthermore, the scanner includes advanced image enhancement features, such as automatic color correction and dust removal, which help to produce cleaner, crisper images with minimal manual intervention. These features save valuable time and improve productivity, making the Artix Scan1100 a smart investment for any office environment.

Another characteristic worth mentioning is the scanner’s robust build quality and design, which not only makes it durable but also aesthetically pleasing in any office setup. Its compact size provides convenience, allowing it to fit in small workspaces without compromising its scanning capabilities.

In conclusion, the Microtek Artix Scan1100 is a powerful and reliable scanning solution equipped with state-of-the-art technologies and features. Its high-resolution capabilities, user-friendly interface, and advanced image processing ensure that it meets the diverse needs of both professionals and businesses alike. Whether for archival purposes, reproducing artwork, or simply digitizing important documents, the Artix Scan1100 stands out as a top choice in its class.
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