IBM Ricoh FB735 user manual Question Why do my scanning results seem dark?

Models: FB735

1 46
Download 46 pages 34.22 Kb
Page 40
Image 40

The FB735 - ImageReader Ultra scanner requires that your computer is a PC System with a 486 or Pentium Processor with PCI slots, it must have a motherboard that supports EPP, ECP or SPP parallel port. EPP is recommended in order to achieve the fastest scans. After installing the scanner, you may need to change Printer Port (LPT type) in your BIOS or CMOS settings to accommodate desired (EPP, ECP or SPP) connection. Please consult your computer’s hardware manual for instructions if you are unsure about how to accomplish this. If your system does not support

EPP, SPP or ECP call (800) 777-3208 ext. 2534 to order an EPP interface card.

Caution!

Changing your BIOS or CMOS settings can render your computer system inoperable. Use caution to ensure that only the Parallel mode is changed. Please consult your computer hardware manual for instructions specific to your system.

To Change Your Parallel Port Mode Setting (in most systems):

1.Restart your computer and when in start-up mode press your delete key, this will take you to the BIOS or CMOS menu.

2.locate the Parallel Port option, it will tell you what address the parallel port is set for and the mode of the port.

3.Read your screen for instructions on how to change settings, and change your LPT setting to EPP or ECP.

4.Save changes and exit.

Question: Why do my scanning results seem dark?

Answer: 1) Modify the Gamma setting to 1.8 for your monitor and, when printing, set Gamma to 2.2 for your printer (refer to your monitor/printer manuals for instructions on performing gamma adjustments).

2)Prior to scanning, increase the Brightness setting of the TWAIN user interface.

Question: The scanning speed of my scanner is much slower than that of those installed at other computers. Can I speed it up?

Answer: Set your PC printer port to the EPP mode in your BIOS setup.

6.-2

Page 40
Image 40
IBM Ricoh FB735 user manual Question Why do my scanning results seem dark?