Microtek ArtixScan DI 5230 Mode d’emploi

Install Software

Unpack your scanner package and check for

major components.

I49-004886 B, September 2013

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nstalling your Microtek ArtixScan DI 5230/5240/5250/5260 &

ArtixScan TS 540T

1. Scanner

2. Hi-Speed USB cable

3. Software CDs/DVDs

4. Document Feed Tray

5. Power adapter

6. Power cord

Important: You must install software before connecting

your scanner. Always close any open programs, and

turn off Anti-virus utilities before installing software.

PC:

A. Place the Microtek Software CD/DVD

into a drive, and follow the on-screen

instructions to install the scanner

driver and software.

B. Restart your computer at the end of all

software installation.

NOTE: If the Microtek Software Installer screen

does not come up automatically, double-click the

following in succession: “My Computer”; the CD-

ROM (or DVD-ROM) icon; then cdsetup.exe to

start the installer program.

MAC:

A. Place the Microtek Software CD/DVD*into

a drive, and double-click the ScanPotter

installer icon to install ScanPotter.

B. Install the remaining software components,

then restart your computer at the end of all

software installation.

NOTE: After rebooting your Macintosh, the Microtek

software will attempt to locate your scanner on the

system. Since this is your first install and you have not

yet connected the scanner, simply ignore the message

that appears and proceed to the next step.

* Microtek software CD/DVD (ScanPotter) for the scanner is under

development; therefore, it may not come with your scanner package.

Microtek will provide it to you as soon as possible when it is ready.

Unpack Contents

Unlock Scanner

A. Remove the yellow “Unlock Scanner”sticker from

your scanner.

B. With the scanner power off, tilt the front right

corner of the scanner to see the locking switch at

the bottom.

C. Push the locking switch to the position as indicated

in the graph, with the icon on the lock showing as

“Unlocked”.

NOTE: To lock the scanner (for shipping and other reasons), tilt the scanner and look for the locking switch

on the right corner at the front, then push the locking switch to the "Locked" position. DO NOT turn the

scanner upside down when attempting to lock the unit.

UnlockedLocked

Connect Scanner

To the power adapter

A. Connect the power adapter to the back of the scanner.

B. Plug one end of the power cord into the power adapter, and plug the other end of the

power cord into a wall outlet or other power source.

To the Hi-Speed USB cable

C. Connect one end of the cable to your computer.

D. Connect the other end of the cable to the scanner’s USB port.

Once the scanner is

powered on, the

green LED will be

lighted up, and the

7-segment LED

display (SSD) will

also be activated as

well.

The system will

detect the scanner

automatically. C

Power button

located at the

front of the

scanner.

E. Press and hold the Power button

() until the orange LED lights on.

Install Document Feed Tray

A. Insert the Document Feed Tray by sliding

the tabs into the slots at the back of the

scanner.

B. Push the tray down until it locks in place,

and ensure that the tray sits tightly on the

scanner.

Install & Close Document FeedTray

Document

Feed Tray

Customize the Function Button

Your scanner is equipped with one Select, one Scan/Stop and one Favorite buttons, plus a LED

display, used to automate a number of customized and predefined operations, such as scanning

to a file, sending an image to your printer, scanning for OCR, etc. Customizing is done through

the Save Settings to Function Button command in the ScanWizard DI, refer to the scanner’s

User’s Manual for more details.

•Select: Toggle through the numbers of predefined

function buttons (F1 to F5).

•Scan/Stop: Start scan immediately or cancel a ongoing

scan job.

•Favorite: Carry out the function defined to the Favorite

button directly.

LED display:

Display the selected function button

number.

A. Along the tracks of the two sides of the

Document Feed Tray,

slide the feed

tray UP until it

reaches the

highest level.

Close Document Feed Tray

B. Tilt the Document Feed Tray forward in

the direction as the arrow shown in the

graph to close the tray.

Position Documents

The scanner supports scanning of document in various materials, such as A4 printouts,

insurance papers and legal documents. A stack of up to 75 sheets of papers 8 to 32 lb. (30.08

to 120.32 g/m² ) can be fed in the scanner’s Document Feed Tray at one time. Paper sizes can

range from 3.149” x 3.149” (80 mm x 80 mm) to 8.5” x 65” (216 mm x 1651 mm) or to 8.5”

x 25” (216 mm x 635 mm) depending on the scanner you purchased.

A. Into the ADF

1. Before loading the stack of papers into the

scanner’s Document Feed Tray, please fan

the papers and then align the top edges of

the papers neatly.

2. Load the stack of papers into the scanner’s

Document Feed Tray, with the side to be

scanned facing down and the top edge

facing toward the feeder.

Push the stack of papers into the tray until

the paper’s edge touches the bottom edge

of the feeder.

WARNING: The document feeder is not designed

for scanning photos; doing so may damage your

originals. Microtek accepts no responsibility for

damage that may arise from misuse of

equipment.

3. Align the stack of originals with the center

of the Document Feed Tray by sliding the

two Guide Arms toward the stacked

papers if needed.

4 Use either of the Paper Stopper (A) or (B)

to keep a stack of papers stay neatly in the

output tray after the scan.

Paper Stopper (B)

Paper Stopper (A)

NOTE: For more details on how to

use the Paper Stopper, please refer

to the section “Using the Paper

Stoppers” at the next page.

Document Feed Tray

Guide Arms

Using the Paper Stoppers

There are two types of Paper Stoppers at the output tray, which are designed to prevent the

outputs of stacked papers falling in a mess into the output tray after being scanned. Based on the

paper size in use, adjust either of Paper Stoppers to appropriate position to keep the after-

scanned outputs neatly in the output tray before scanning.

• Use the Paper Stopper (A) when the

scanned documents are smaller than A4.

1) Load the paper to be scanned inside

the space between the stopper and

the output slot of the scanner.

2) Slide the Paper Stopper (A) until the

stopper touches the edge of the

paper.

If done, reload the papers to be

scanned into the feed tray to start

your scan.

NOTE: The position of the Paper Stopper (A) on

the tray must be equivalent to the length of the

paper. Incorrect positioning of the Paper Stopper

(A) will result in disorders and mess for the

after-scanned outputs.

Close two

Paper Stoppers (B)

Open two

Paper Stoppers (B)

Be sure the stopper

is lightly against the

edge of the paper.

Align the paper against

the side of output slot

located at the bottom of

the scanner.

• Use the Paper Stopper (B) when the

scanned documents are equivalent to A4

or Letter size.

Lift up two Paper Stoppers (B) as the

direction shown in the graph.

• Ensure that the Paper Stoppers (B) are

closed when the scanned documents are

larger than A4 or Letter.

B. On the Flatbed

1. Fold down the Document Feed Tray to close

it.

Please refer to the previous section “Close

Document Feed Tray” in this guide to close

it.

2. Raise the scanner lid (ADF).

Locate the notch at the left-front lower side

of the scanner. Then, grab on the edge and

corner of the scanner lid (ADF) to lift it up

with your two hands.

3. Place the document to be scanned face

down on the scanner glass surface. Position

the top end of the paper towards the right

of the scanner; then, lower the scanner lid

on the scanner glass surface.

WARNING: Due to the weight of the scanner lid

(ADF) at the top of the scanner, every time

when you raise or lower the scanner lid, please

hold it with your hands tightly; otherwise, the

scanner lid may fall down forcingly and then

result in personal injury and product

malfunction.

Basic Scanning for PC Users

1. Load the document to be scanned on either the scanner glass surface, or into the ADF’s

document feed tray.

WARNING: Do not place photo paper or fragile sheets of paper on the feed tray, as doing this will

damage the original photo or frail papers during the feeding process.

2. Launch ScanWizard DI — either as a stand-alone by clicking the program icon, or by using

the File-Import or Scan command from an application program.

3. Specify your scanning requirements in the ScanWizard DI control panel.

a) Select ADF (Odd Pages), ADF (Even Pages) or ADF (Duplex) in the Scan Source drop-

down menu as your image input device.

Please note that if the document to be scanned is placed on the scanner’s glass

surface, select Flatbed.

b) Select the appropriate image type (e.g., Black & White) in the Scan Type drop-down

menu as your image output type.

– Select RGB Color (24 bits) to scan the image in color.

– Select Grayscale (8 bits) to scan the image in grayscale.

– Select Black & White (1 bit) to scan the image in black-and-white.

– Select Auto Color Detection to scan the image .

c) Select a dimension in the Paper Size drop-down menu as your preview image size.

d) Select a desired resolution in the Resolution drop-down menu for your image output

resolution.

e) When scanning from ADF, select a suitable paper thickness for the ultrasonic double-

feed detection in the Double Feed drop-down menu to prevent occuring of paper double

feeding.

f) When scanning from ADF, select an appropriate paper thickness in the Paper Type

drop-down menu to prevent occuring of paper jams.

g) If “Auto-crop & Auto-deskew” is selected, the scanner automatically detects the size

of the original image, crops the full scan frame to fit the image, and removes unwanted

black borders after the scan, as well as corrects the distorted image for proper

alignment.

4. Select the image type (e.g., Text) in the Attribute drop-down menu as your image type.

– Select Line Art to scan line art images (images in one color or in black-and-white, such

as logos or mechanical blueprints).

– Select Photo to scan color prints.

– Select Text to scan text.

5. If necessary, adjust image quality by using the image correction tools.

6. Click the Scan button, or click the Custom Scan button and select “Save to File” to start

multiple-sheet, automatic scanning.

• If ScanWizard DI is launched from an image-editing program, the scanned image is

delivered after the scan to your application, where the image can be saved, printed, or

modified further.

• If ScanWizard DI is launched as a stand-alone program, the scanned image can be

saved after the scan to a file or opened in an image-editing program.

Alternatively, click the Quick Scan button to scan your documents directly to a PDF.

NOTE: For more details on other scanning scenarios applicable to your scanner, refer to the scanner’s User’s

Manual in the Microtek Software CD/DVD.

Image

correction

settings

Image type

Scanning

settings Scan frame

(enclosed by

dotted lines and

labeled with the

tag “Main”)

Preview window

Preview image (the

enclosed frame

bordered in red)

Toolbar

It appears only when ScanWizard DI is

launched as stand-alone program,

allowing you to scan documents to a

PDF file directly.

For preview

purposes only

Basic Scanning for Mac Users

1. Load the document to be scanned either on the scanner glass surface or into the ADF’s

document feed tray.

WARNING: Do not place photo paper or fragile sheets of paper on the feed tray, as doing this will

damage the original photo or frail papers during the feeding process.

2. Launch ScanPotter as a stand-alone by clicking on the program icon, or by selecting it from

the application folder in your Mac OS X system.

3. In the Scan Source options menu, choose ADF-Simplex or ADF-Duplex for as your input

image device.

Please note that if the document to be scanned is placed on the scanner’s glass surface,

select Flatbed.

4. Specify your scanning requirements in the Scanner Settings column.

a) Select the appropriate image type (e.g., RGB Color) in the Color Type as your image

output type.

- Select RGB Color to scan the image in RGB color.

- Select CMYK Color to scan the image in CMK color.

- Select Grayscale to scan the image in grayscale.

- Select Black & White to scan the image in black-and-white.

b) Select a desired resolution in the Resolution for your image output resolution.

c) Select Automatic Detection or a desired dimension in the Scan Frame as your preview

image size.

5. If necessary, click the Preview button to perform a preliminary scan of the image in the

Preview window. Then, reload the document into the feed tray.

6. If necessary, resize the scan frame (floating dotted rectangle) around the image by

dragging on the square spots on the edge or on the corner of the scan frame to determine

the final size of the actual scan.

7. If necessary, specify file settings for your output image files, using the options offered in

the File Saving Settings column.

8. If necessary, click the Image Settings button to switch to a window in which you can

select an image effect to the image directly or adjust image quality manually by using the

additional image correction tools.

9. Click the Scan button to start scanning.

NOTE: For more details on using ScanPotter, refer to the ScanPotter Reference Manual in the Microtek

Software CD/DVD.

Click the Image

Settings button to

switch to a window

where contains a

composite display

of image-effects

(Filter column) and

additional image

correction tools

(Additional

Adjustment column)

for your scanned

image.

Click the Scan Settings button

to switch back to the default

control panel of ScanPotter

Preview window Scan frame

(enclosed by dotted lines)

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