Microtek LightLid EL User manual

MicrotekLightLid

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InstallationandScanningGuide

1.Unpack LightLid

The LightLid is a scanner accessory that is used to

scan transparent materials with your flatbed

scanner. Before proceeding any further, check to see

that all items are in the package. If any item is

missing, contact Microtek Customer Service.

3.Remove the scanner

lid

This document provides information on how to connect the LightLid to your scanner and how to scan transparent

materials with it.

Installation

For

Windows

&Macintosh

NOTE: Before installing the LightLid, your scanner

should be installed and ready to scan.

Turn off your scanner,

then computer

4.Install LightLid

Insert the two LightLid guide pins into your scanner.

Template

LightLid

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Accessory Port

5.Connect LightLid to

your scanner

Plug the LightLid connector into the 15-pin

Accessory port on the back of your scanner.

Peel off the protective

vinyl film

Peel off the protective vinyl film from the back of

thetemplate.

Theprotective vinylfilm coversthe templateduring

shipping and prevents it from being scratched.

Whenpeelingthevinylfilmfromthetemplate,be

careful not to tear off or bend the template.

Template should fit snugly

within the scanner glass

surface and not overlap on

the vertical/horizontal rulers.

8.Press the template

against the glass

surface

Press the template all the way around against the

scanner glass bed. This ensures that the template

adheres securely to the glass.

Position the template

Place the template on the scanner glass surface. The

clear opening strip should point toward the front of

the scanner.

Clear opening strip

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Warning: To scan transparent or negative film, the

template should always stay on the scanning bed. If

the template is removed or incorrectly placed, the

scanner will not work properly. The clear opening

strip of the template is the color calibration area,

and this area must be kept clear from any

obstructing or overlapping material, such a the film

being scanned. Covering this calibration area may

adversely affect the quality of your scanned images

and also cause the scanner to malfunction.

9.Position the material

to be scanned

Place the transparent material to be scanned, face

down on the scanner glass surface, inside the

template.

Make sure the film being

scanned does not in any way

block, obstruct, or overlap the

clear opening strip of the

template.

Close-up view

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10. Scan an Image

1. Power up your scanner and then the computer.

2. Press the scanner’s “Go” button, or double-click

the ScanWizard 5 icon on the desktop to

launchScanWizard5.

3. WhenScanWizard 5launches,itautomatically

performs a fast preview of the material on your

scan bed and displays it in the preview area.

4. In the preview window, you can resize the

floating dotted line around the image by

dragging on the edge or corner of the scan

frame to determine the final size of the actual

scan. 5. To make adjustments to the image, use the tool

buttons. To scan the image, click the Scan to

button. The image is then scanned and saved to

afile. Asidefrom saving,you mayalsodeliver

the saved image to an image-editing software, an

e-mail editor, or a web browser.

To switch to the Advanced Control

Panel window

To save the scanned image

to a file, or deliver it to an

image-editing program,

an e-mail editor, or a web

browser.

To specify image settings

To exit ScanWizard 5

After launching ScanWizard 5, you may want to

change the scan material. To do this, click the

Originalbutton,selectFilm,thenPositive

FilmorNegative Film.

If you are running ScanWizard 5 in Advanced

Control Panelmode, click onthe Scan Material

icon, then select Positive Film or Negative Film.

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