Mitsubishi Electric DPSClick Manuel utilisateur

DPSClick User Manual

v. 4.0

User Manual

DPSClick

DPSClick - User Manual v 4.0 (May 2005)

DPSClick User Manual

v. 4.0

CONTENTS OF THE MANUAL

1 – FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

1.1 – General Description

1.2 – Product target

1.3 – Handling the system

1.4 – Image capture

1.4.1 – Digital inputs

1.4.2 – Supported Files

1.4.3 – Paper and film inputs

1.5 – Image processing

1.6 – Print out

2 – TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

2.1 – Scanner

2.1.1 – Approved and Tested Scanners

2.1.2 – Film Scanner / Index Print.

2.1.3 – Flatbed scanner

2.1.3.1 – Others

3 –STARTING UP THE SYSTEM

3.1 – Initializing equipment and software

3.2 – Power–off

4 – THE DPSCLICK SOFTWARE

4.1 – MAIN SCREEN

4.1.1 – Common buttons

4.2 – IMAGE INPUTS

4.2.1 – Digital Camera

4.2.2 – The Selection Screen

4.3 – COMMON FUNCTIONS

4.3.1 – Browser

4.3.2 – On–screen keyboard

4.3.3 – Export

4.3.4 – Print

4.3.5 – Recording CDs

4.3.5.1 – Recording a PhotoClickCD

4.3.5.2 – Recording a BackUp CD

4.3.5.3 – Formatting CD-RW (rewritable) media.

4.3.6 – Index Print

4.3.6.1 – Film Strip Index Print

4.3.6.2 – General Index Print

4.3.7 – Explorer

4.3.8 – Adjustment

4.3.8.1 – Basic Adjustment

4.3.8.2 – Fine Adjustment

4.3.8.3 – Histogram Adjustment

4.3.8.4 – Sepia, Black and White, Sharpness

4.3.8.5 – Sharpness

4.3.8.6 – Saving changes

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4.3.9 – Retouch

4.3.9.1 – Cropping

4.3.9.2 – Red Eyes

4.3.9.3 – Cloning

4.3.9.4 – Paint

4.3.9.5 – Filling

4.3.10 – Decoration

4.3.10.1 – Fusion

4.3.10.2 – Calendars and Frames

4.3.11 – Multiple printing

4.3.11.1 – How to make “Academy” compositions

4.4 – DIGITAL CAMERA PROCESSING

4.4.1 – How to read and print images from a digital camera card

4.4.2 – How to read and print images from a CD–ROM.

4.4.2.1. Management of big images

4.4.3 – How to read and print PhotoClickCD images in DPSClick

4.4.4 – How to read and print images from Bluetooth devices (only from DPSClick

v.2.21)

4.5 – PHOTO ID

4.5.1 How to compose and print a Photo ID using standard digital camera.

4.5.2 How to compose and print a Photo ID using DIS900D digital camera.

4.6 – PHOTO STUDIO

4.7 – COPY TO COPY

4.7.1 – Scanning

4.7.1.1 – Basic mode

4.7.1.2 – Advanced Mode

4.8 – FILMS

4.8.1 – LS4000 Film scanner

4.8.2 – Prime Film 1800 LAB Film scanner

4.8.3 – Pakon Film scanners (F135 & F235)

4.9 – DPSCLICK CONFIGURATION

4.9.1 – General

4.9.2 – Photo ID

4.9.3 – Copy to copy

4.9.4 – Decoration

4.9.4.1 – Add Image

4.9.4.2 – Selection of transparent colour

4.9.5 – Index Print

4.9.6 – Recording CDs

4.9.7 – Sources (Image reading devices)

4.9.8 – Compositions

4.9.9 – Colour management

4.9.10 – Adjust

4.10 – PRINT MANAGEMENT MODULE (DPS PrintServer)

4.10.1 – Introduction

4.10.2 – Checking Printer status

4.10.3 – Checking Printers and papers

4.10.4 – Deleting Jobs

4.10.5 – Print out Adjustments: Sharpness, Colour Gamma and Mode

4.10.6 – Print out Adjustments: Colour

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4.10.6.1 – Basic Colour Adjustments

4.10.6.2 – Advanced Colour Adjustments

4.10.6.3 – Colour Management Options

4.10.6.4 – Parameters

4.11 – STATISTICS

4.11.1 – General Configuration

4.11.2 – Personalised queries

4.11.3 – Reset Statistics Data

5 – PHOTOCLICKCD.

5.1 – On–screen buttons.

5.2 – Menu bar functions.

5.3 – Right mouse button.

6 – INSTALLATION NOTES

7 – TROUBLESHOOTING

7.1 – Reading Digital Camera Images (Smart Media, Compact Flash...)

7.2 – Image Capture from Scanners

7.3 – Print–out Problems

7.4 – CR Recording Problems

7.5 – Others

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1. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

1.1 – General Description

DPS CLICK is a unit for installing in a photoshop for use by the operator of the

establishment. It prints digital or paper pictures or films/slides from different sources,

including standard photoshop digital media available on the market (SmartMediaTM,

Compact FlashTM, Memory StickTM, SDTM/Multimedia CardTM and CD–ROM) or opaque and

transparent scanners.

1.2 – Product target

The design of the equipment features several advantages for the sales point.

– Image of a shop that is well–equipped with the technologies of the future.

– Help in the sale of digital cameras.

– Time–saving with specialised personnel in digital picture processing.

– The personal touch is maintained, as the photographer does the processing.

– Major increase in offer without prejudicing the current main core activity.

1.3 – Handling the system

The user interface has been designed to be user–friendly and easy, with no need for

training. The target is for handling not to be a barrier in using the equipment, and that any

employee can handle it.

The equipment comprises an Image Processing Terminal (IT2000) which is handled by

the operator. All its inputs for digital picture card, CD–RW and all the interfaces needed to

connect it to other peripherals are concentrated on it.

It is operated via a touch screen, which makes it extremely straightforward. Only the

digital retouch functions are performed with the mouse or digitizer. The keyboard is only

needed for adding texts to the image, personalising file names on saving them, and for

technical assistance.

1.4 – Image capture

The equipment can capture images from the following sources:

1.4.1 – Digital inputs

– Digital camera card reader (SmartMediaTM, CompactFlashTM, Memory StickTM,

SDTM,....).

– CD–ROM unit / recorder.

– Directory / work folder.

1.4.2 – Supported Files

– Formats

· All standard formats in terms of image inputs and outputs are NON proprietary:

JPEG, TIFF, BMP, PSD (1 layer), PCD (input only, from version 2.21).

·From version 3.20 TIF and GIF files with LZW compression are supported.

– Resolution

· The native resolution of the original file.

1.4.3 – Paper and film inputs

The equipment can scan opaque matter and films for print–out, and make the index

print for three whole strips of films.

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1.5 – Image processing

The equipment features different levels of Image processing:

Colour and luminosity

– Colour balance: YMC – RGB.

– Brightness, contrast and colour saturation control.

– Manual and automatic histogram adjustment

– Sharpness.

– Conversion into B/W and Sepia.

Image Correction

– Cropping

– Correction of Red Eyes:

· Easy selection of the circular area.

·Different levels of correction: bright and dark red eyes.

– Area cloning:

· Mouse–selectable brush size.

· Fixed or movable cloned area source.

·Brush with different levels of diffusion.

– Painting:

· Easy colour selection by palette or by simple colour on the image (dropper).

· Brush with several levels of diffusion.

· Mouse–selectable brush size.

– Selection of areas and filling:

· Easy area selection by colour (chroma key) or manual selection.

· The image can be filled in any colour using the palette.

· The selected area can be made transparent.

Decoration and personalisation

– Texts with selectable size, font and position.

– Superimposing and montage of pictures on background.

– Image fusion.

– Calendars and frames.

– Cliparts and motifs.

1.6 – Print out

The system supports MITSUBISHI CP8000DW, MITSUBISHI CP-3020DE and

MITSUBISHI CP9500DW-S.

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2. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

2.1 – Scanner

2.1.1 – Approved and Tested Scanners

The system is only guaranteed to work with scanners approved and tested by the

manufacturer, and which operate by FIRE WIRETM connection (IEEE 1394) or USB, and

TWAIN communication protocol.

The basic difference between the Approved and the Tested Scanners is that the former

can work in Basic Mode and the latter only in Advanced Mode.

Section 4.7.1. of the manual describes these two working modes in greater detail.

For a detailed description of approved and tested scanners please see your dealer.

2.1.2 – Film Scanner for Index Print.

The system supports the use of any film scanner with TWAIN interface, although for

greater certainty some Scanner models have been approved. Please see your dealer.

The system works better with a Film Scanner that can preview the whole film strip. It’s

necessary to make Index Print.

2.1.3 – Flatbed scanner

The system supports the use of any flatbed scanner with TWAIN interface, although for

greater certainty some Scanner models have been approved. Please see your dealer.

2.1.3.1 – Others

To use any scanner not on the list of approved models, install the Drivers supplied by

the manufacturer. Any such installation and its compatibility with the rest of the equipment

is the SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE OWNER of the equipment. The manufacturer is

not responsible for correct installation and operation. Therefore, any cost derived from

handling the equipment will be met by the owner.

WARNING: THE MANUFACTURER CANNOT BE HELD

RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OPERATION OF THE EQUIPMENT

IN THE CASE OF A SCANNER INSTALLED THAT IS NOT IN

THE LIST OF APPROVED OR TESTED SCANNERS.

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3 –STARTING UP THE SYSTEM

3.1 – Initialising equipment and software.

WARNING: for the system to work properly, you must observe the following order when

switching on the equipment.

– Steps to follow:

a) Switch on the printers and scanners first. Switching on the printers first is more

important if they use the SCSI bus to communicate with the rest of the equipment. In

this case, make sure that they are in ON LINE mode (green light on) before

proceeding to the next step. If this procedure is not followed, switching them on once

the IT2000 has started up will be useless.

b) Switch on the Image Processing Terminal (IT2000).

c) After a few seconds, the automatic start–up of the operating system and print server

screen for DPSClick will appear.

3.2 – Power–off

To switch off the equipment, use the “EXIT” icon on the main screen. The equipment will

switch off automatically. You may also switch off printers and scanners if you wish.

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4. THE DPSCLICK SOFTWARE

4.1 – MAIN SCREEN

This screen provides access to the different applications of the program and its settings.

It then details what section the user should refer to depending on whether the customer

requests the processing of digital camera images, copy to copy, make a calendar with a

picture, index print from a film strip, etc.

Digital Camera Processing

Application for quick processing of pictures made on any digital camera with

standard storage devices (SmartMediaTM, CompactFlashTM, etc.). It also

reads files from CD–ROM. If Bluetooth option is available (only from

DPSClick software v2.21), images from Bluetooth devices can also be read.

This menu is accessed only when you wish to print images from digital

cameras, making any small adjustments in brightness, colour, etc. that may

be needed to the image, record a CD-ROM with them or make an Index Print. No retouching

or decoration can be performed.

Photo ID

This menu is accessed only to take pictures for documents such as ID card,

passport, etc., in different formats, and composing them via different

combinations, always using digital camera cards or DIS900D Digital ID

Camera.

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