IBM Ricoh FB750 manual Rom, Secam

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ROM

Read Only Memory. Chip memory that cannot be written to, such as the BIOS of a computer or the firmware of an expansion board.

Rotate

Change the perspective of an image with respect to the original. Rotate will turn the image to one direction or the other, ¼ turn or even completely upside down.

Saturation

The amount of color or intensity that is in a single hue.

Scanner

Scanners are computer peripherals designed for digitizing images, generally from items that are already printed in some form. Some advanced scanners are also capable of scanning three-dimensional objects.

To digitize a color image, the scanner measures the color of the original at each pixel location and stores the information as numerical values representing the amounts of red, green and blue. When digitizing black and white images (Line Art mode), only a gray value is recorded for each pixel.

The measurements are taken in a grid pattern. How tight the grid pattern is determines the resolution of the image (dots or pixels per inch). The higher the resolution at which an original is scanned, the more pixels it will contain in the grid pattern. Since each pixel has information that must be stored, the higher the resolution, the more storage space required for the image.

There are primarily three types of scanners:

CIS: Contact Image Sensor, translates the image quickly and directly with its built-in sensor.

CCD: Charged Coupled Device, the most common scanning method uses a special light sensitive inte- grated circuit that is able to capture accurate images quickly.

PMT: PhotoMultiplier Tube, provides the highest quality scans (also, generally the slowest) and is usually only found in expensive, professional-quality scanners.

The spacing between its light sensing elements determines the fixed optical resolution present in most scanners. Interpolation increases the optical resolution by interpolating, or filling in image information derived by mathematical methods.

Scanning

The process of creating a digital image with a scanner. The computer sees any item scanned as a digital image, no matter if the original is a picture, a document or an object. A scanned image, just as any other digital image, can be modified in an imaging application. Scanned documents can be converted from a digital image into editable text (which can be used in a word-processing application) with special software which includes OCR (optical character recognition).

Scroll

When a window is larger than the available screen display area (such as a large image), you can use the scrollbars on the right side and/or bottom to move the viewing space.

SECAM

The standard video format of France, Iran, Poland, Russia, and Saudi Arabia.

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Contents ImageReader PowerScan User’s Guide Model FB750Trademarks Document WarrantyProduct Warranty CopyrightTable of Contents Specifications MaintenanceTroubleshooting Limited WarrantyUser’s Guide IntroductionWelcome Bold/Italics What is TWAIN? AssistancePage Scanner Setup System RequirementsUnlocking the Scanner Package ContentsConnecting the Scanner to the Computer Connecting the Power Adapter to a Power Supply Connecting a Printer to the ScannerStarting the Installation Program Scanner Driver and Application Software InstallationInstallation Program Type D\Setup.exe or D\Autorun.exeScanner Model Setup TypeScanner Driver Destination DirectoryRestart Windows Installing filesPC Compatibility Information User InformationInfoCenter 32 Complete, installing Headliner PictureMall PictureFun! Windows 95, 98 or NT only Registration InfoCenter LiteFile Associations User Information Installation Options Installation Paths Adobe Acrobat ReaderUninstalling Scanner Operation Selecting a Source in Scanning ApplicationsTwain User Interface, scanning controls Document PlacementStarting the Scan Image Types and Scanning Modes Image TypeImage Control Scan ModeResolution OriginalRecommended Scanning Resolution and Mode by Task FunctionCustom Scale Special ControlsScale DescreenTool Bar Histogram/Tone Map SettingsMenu Bar FilePreview Scanning ButtonsHelp ZoomPreview Window ScanIncluded Applications and Reading the Software Manuals InfoCenter 32 and InfoCenter LitePictureFun! Windows 95, 98, or NT PictureMall When to Use Which Application InfoCenter Lite Applications Windows 3.1 orPage Cleaning the Glass MaintenancePrecautions Setup & Installation TroubleshootingFrequently Asked Questions FAQ Get a scanner test fail error when I attempt to scan Scanner Operation WindowsWhen I go to scan, I get a cannot access Twain driver error Why do my scanning results seem dark? Color Grayscale Black and whitePrinter Setup and Operation What is the function of the pass-through port?Technical Support Click Spooler Settings Select Print Directly to the PrinterBulletin Board Service BBS 408 Fax on demand 408Name Phone Number Model FB750 SpecificationsFCC Radio Frequency Interference Statement EC Declaration of Conformity According to EN45014Tips & Hints for Using Your Scanner AppendixClick Save As or Save Image As Saving to Floppy Diskettes or for Email Glossary of Imaging Terms Bios BBSCmos BPPCIS CPU CRTDMA ECPEPP HSV ISP IRQIsis MPEG-2 MimeMPEG-1 MPEG-3PAL PMTPOP3 RAMROM SecamTwain SmtpSPP VGAFile Formats JPG, Jpeg Info Limited Warranty Info Service Center Division Street Campbell, CA