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Microtek Artix Scan1100 Copyright 1999 Microtek Lab, Inc, English, Microtek International, Inc

Models: Artix Scan1100

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Copyright © 1999 Microtek Lab, Inc.

First Edition: August 1999

I49-002765A

Microtek Lab, Inc.

3715 Doolittle Drive, Redondo Beach, CA 90278-1226 Sales: 800-654-4160

Internet: http://www.microtekusa.com

Tech Support Web Page: http://www.support.microtek.com

Microtek International, Inc.

6, Industry East Road 3 Science Based Industrial Park Hsinchu 30077, Taiwan, R.O.C. Tel: 886-3-5772155

Fax: 886-3-5772598

Internet: http://www.microtek.com

Microtek Europe BV

Max Euwelaan 68

NL - 3062 MA Rotterdam

The Netherlands

Tel: 31-10-242-5688

Fax: 31-10-242-5699

Internet: http://www.microtek.nl

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Microtek Artix Scan1100 manual Copyright 1999 Microtek Lab, Inc, English, Microtek International, Inc, Microtek Europe BV

Contents

ArtixScan HardwareUser’sGuide EnglishMicrotek Lab, Inc Copyright 1999 Microtek Lab, IncEnglish Microtek International, IncContents 2. Positioning transparent film ArtixScan 1100 Hardware User’s Guide 1 IntroductionEnglish Power LED green ArtixScan 1100 ScannerPower switch Reflective Ready indicator orangeSCSI 50-pin connector SCSI 25-pin connector ID switch Power connectorTerminator switch ArtixScan 1100 ScannerEnglish 2 General Installation1 . Unpacking the Scanner 2 . Unlocking the CarriageB. Connecting the Scanner to Power Source 3. Resetting the scanner’s SCSI ID4. Power-up test C. Powering up the ScannerEnglish 5. Choosing the Scanning StationD. Observing the Scanner Boot Process Requirements for the Operating Environment1. Connecting the scanner 3 Installation on the MacintoshA. Installation for Macintosh computers with built-in SCSI ports 2. TerminationEnglish 1. Installing the interface card2. Connecting the scanner Note See the next section for details on terminationEnglish C. Installing the software3. Termination 2. Checking the interface card status 4 Installation on Windows 981. Installing the interface card EnglishEnglish 3. Installing the software4. Connecting the scanner Note See the next section for details on termination1. Click Start, Settings, and select Control Panel 6. Troubleshooting5. Termination EnglishEnglish For example, to resolve the Memory Range conflict, take these steps2. Double-click Add New Hardware 1. Click Start, Settings, and select Control PanelEnglish 4. From the next menu, select SCSI controllers and click Next8. Click Start, Settings, and select Control Panel English5. Checking the scanner status 5 Installation under Windows NT2. Installing the Windows NT driver 1. Installing the interface card6. Restart your computer Englishof the way the driver is implemented English 6 Operating the Scanner1. Positioning reflective materials A. General scanningUsing the Main Holder with other film holders 2. Positioning transparent filmUsing the Universal Glass Film Holder English20 ArtixScan 1100 Hardware User’s Guide A. Using the Universal Glass Film HolderEnglish B. Using the 35mm Slide Holder English35mm Filmstrip Holder Main Holder C. Using the 35mm Filmstrip HolderEnglish 6 x 9 cm Film Holder Main Holder D. Using the 6 x 9 cm Film HolderEnglish 4” x 5” Film Holder Main Holder E. Using the 4 x 5 Film HolderEnglish 2. Calibration target 7 Using the Scanner ICC Profiler Program1. Introduction 3. Taking care of the targetEnglish 5. Installing the Scanner ICC Profiler6. Placing the color target A. For the MacintoshC A B 7. Calibration8. Scanning the target image EnglishA. Aligning the upper-left registration mark 9. Aligning the target registration marksEnglish C. Aligning the bottom-right registration mark10. Creating a profile EnglishEnglish 11. Reference Section for MacintoshA. Menu commands B. The Main Window Englishcreating the profile EnglishC. The Calibration Window Preview and Scan English 12. Reference section for PCA. The Main Window 34 ArtixScan 1100 Hardware User’s Guide EnglishSystem Menu English B. The Calibration Window Preview and Scancreating the profile C. The Calibration Window Aligning targets and