Canon 350II manual Connecting via Scsi, Adaptec Scsi card for PCI bus, Scsi cable

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Connecting via SCSI

When connecting the scanner to a computer using a SCSI card, use the following SCSI cards and cables.

SCSI card

Use one of the following recommended SCSI cards:

Adaptec SCSI card (for PCI bus)

AHA-2930U

AHA-2940AU

ASC-19160

ASC-29160

When installing a SCSI card on your computer, follow the direc- tions in both the manual for the SCSI card and the computer.

SCSI cable

The SCSI connector on the scanner is a half-pitch 50-pin con- nector (pin-type). No SCSI cable is supplied with the scanner. To connect the scanner to a computer, obtain a SCSI cable with the correct connectors for the scanner and the SCSI card installed in the computer.

The maximum length of SCSI cables are defined by the SCSI standard. For details, see the user manual for your SCSI card.

• Only one SCSI port can be used on the scanner and terminator setting is fixed to ON.

You cannot daisy chain multiple MS350II scanners.

The SCSI ID for the scanner can be set from ID0 to ID5. By default, the SCSI ID for the scanner is set to SCSI ID=2. When changing the SCSI ID setting, make sure to contact an authorized Canon dealer or service professional.

When daisy chaining the scanner with the other SCSI devices, note the following:

Change the ID of the other SCSI devices so they do not to overlap.

Make sure that the scanner is at the end of the chain and the terminate setting of the other de- vices is OFF.

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Contents English FCC Regulations For 120V models Radio Interference Regulations For 120V modelsRèglement SUR LE Brouillage Radioélectrique For 120V models CopyrightIntroduction Conventions Heat CautionContents Specifications Index Work Safety Choosing a safe location Before YOU BeginCE-IE-335-01 Power supply Daily handling Heat Cautions Features of the Microfilm Scanner Scanner mode DMP modeReader-printer mode About operation modesUnpacking Whats in the box? Options Important parts and their functions Operation panelOperation panel and keyboard keys Operation panel keys Keyboard keys Preparing the carrier Fiche Carrier 190RIIAutocarrier 100C AC100C FS ControllerSwitching the lens Preparing the lensFixed lens Zoom lensesDo not touch the contact area with your hands Preparing optional printer for the DMP mode Canon FileprintWhen using a Scsi card When using a USB connectionHardware requirements Operating system requirementsConnecting via Scsi Scsi cardAdaptec Scsi card for PCI bus Scsi cableConnecting via USB Connecting to a ComputerUSB port USB cableTurning the Power ON/OFF Turning the power onTurning the power off Scanner recognition Case of Windows 98/MeCase of Windows 2000/XP Scsi connectionCanon MS350 Scsi Scanner Device Turning the Power ON/OFF Installing the ISIS/TWAIN driver About the SoftwareInstalling CapturePerfect Selectable languages are English or JapaneseUsing the software Using the ISIS/TWAIN Driver Using CapturePerfectStarting CapturePerfect About the Reader-Printer mode Starting up Reader-Printer modeSetting the Reader-Printer mode Starting up the Reader-Printer modeExiting the Reader-Printer mode Uninstalling the software Setting the Scanner Adjusting the imageLoading the film Brightness adjustment Automatic adjustmentManual adjustment Selecting the polarityTrimming/border removal settings TrimmingDefining an area for trimming Using the area setting cursors optional Border removalRemoving the entire border Leaving a margin around the imageUsing auto rotation Setting the function keys DMP modeDate stamp feature Setting the date stamp featureDisplaySetting Entering the note Setting the print mode Switching the operation modesPicture mode Sharpness adjustmentPrinting DMP mode Using the FileprintPrinting DMP mode User Mode User mode settingUser mode setting functions Power saver mode Scanning resolutionHi-speed scanning Cleaning mode Setting the function keysEntering the Default Values Entering the default valuesRegistering the zoom values Maintenance Troubleshooting Replacing the lampMaintenance and Troubleshooting Routine cleaning Cleaning the screen and main unitCleaning the lens Cleaning the Fixing Rollers Cleaning paperTroubleshooting Problem SolutionUser call errors Scanner modeDMP mode Service Call Errors If the E000 fixer error is displayedWhen you cannot clear a service call error Specifications Power ON/OFF IndexMemo MS350-02cover 08.6.5, 330 PM PUB.CE-IE-335-02 0608C0.1 Canon Latin AMERICA, INC

350II specifications

The Canon 350II, officially known as the Canon EOS 350D, is a digital single-lens reflex camera that has made a significant impact in the world of photography since its release. Recognized for its user-friendly design and impressive image quality, the 350II appeals to both amateur and professional photographers alike.

One of the standout features of the Canon 350II is its 8.0-megapixel APS-C-sized CMOS sensor. This sensor allows for high-resolution images with stunning detail, making it ideal for those who want to capture landscapes, portraits, or action shots. The camera supports a native ISO range of 100 to 1600, providing versatility in various lighting conditions. This means users can confidently shoot in low-light situations without sacrificing image quality.

The Canon 350II also boasts an advanced DIGIC II image processor. This technology enhances the camera's operation by providing faster processing speeds, which translates to quicker autofocus and reduced shutter lag. Photographers can expect to take multiple shots in rapid succession, making it easier to capture those fleeting moments.

Another key characteristic of the Canon 350II is its 9-point autofocus system. This system provides precise focusing capabilities, ensuring accuracy and reliability when capturing subjects in motion or stationary scenes. The camera's continuous shooting capability of up to 3 frames per second allows users to keep up with dynamic subjects while enjoying consistent performance.

The 350II's ergonomic design further enhances its usability. The lightweight and compact body make it comfortable to hold for extended periods, while the large 2.5-inch LCD monitor provides a clear view of images and settings. Additionally, the camera features a range of shooting modes, including fully automatic, manual, and 13 scene modes, catering to photographers with varying levels of experience.

Another remarkable aspect of the Canon 350II is its compatibility with Canon's extensive range of EF and EF-S lenses. This opens up endless creative possibilities, allowing users to easily switch lenses based on their photographic needs and preferences.

In conclusion, the Canon 350II is a remarkable DSLR that combines user-friendly features with advanced technology. Its blend of an 8-megapixel sensor, DIGIC II processor, and 9-point autofocus system positions it as a formidable tool for capturing stunning images. Whether you are a novice or a seasoned photographer, the Canon 350II remains a solid choice in the digital photography landscape.