User manual

Colortrac Flatbed Installation and Operator Manual.

PAS119

6. Using the glass-handling tool, lift the glass

onto the scanner. It is recommended that

protective rubber gloves are used to prevent

fingerprints appearing on the glass.

7. After placing the glass in position, clean top

of glass to remove fingerprints, dirt, dust etc.

using a chemical glass cleaner and soft cloth.

NOTE: Make sure to position glass correctly before lowering into the scanner to

ensure that the corners are not chipped on the metal edges of the retaining frame.

3.3 Scanner Cabling and Set-up

Before connecting the scanner to the power supply, please ensure that the local supply is

within the voltage and frequency range specified on the voltage rating plate on the back of

the scanner. The scanner will automatically sense the type of local power supply and

requires no operator setting.

The scanner may be connected to the host computer via the Ultra Wide SCSI connector

or the IEEE1394 FireWire connector. Colortrac recommends the use of the FireWire

connector if you are running Windows 2000/XP on the host computer.

3.3.1 Installation using IEEE 1394/Firewire

To connect your scanner using FireWire, simply plug in the supplied FireWire connector

to your host computer. If you are running Windows 2000/XP the computer will

automatically detect the scanner and ask for a driver. This is supplied on the

accompanying software CD.

NOTE: If a FireWire cable is plugged into the scanner the SCSI connector will be

disabled. Do not try and run the scanner from both ports at the same time.

FireWire

SCSI

Mains

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