Fujitsu Mobile Color Scanner Bedienungsanleitung

Fujitsu Mobile Color Scanner User’s Manual

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About this User’s Manual

This user’s manual contains important information on the safe use of the Mobile Color

Scanner.Beforeattemptingtousethescanner,readthisguidethoroughly,payingparticular

attention to the “Notes on Safety.”

Be sure to keep this guide handy in a safe and convenient location for quick reference

during use.

About VCCI requirements

This equipment is class B information technology equipment that complies with the

standard of the Voluntary Control Council for Interference by Information Technology

Equipment (VCCI). Although the equipment is intended for use in residential

environments, it may create interference if placed near a radio or television.Handle the

equipment in accordance with this User’s Manual.

Using this product in mission-critical situations

This product is designed and manufactured for general use in applications such as

office automation equipment, personal devices, and household appliances. It is not

intended for mission-critical use.

Customers considering the use of these products for mission-critical applications must

have safety-assurance measures in place beforehand.

“Mission-critical” uses are special applications, such as those listed below, where

particularly high reliability requirements exist. If the pertinent levels of safety are not

guaranteed, a failure or operational error could threaten lives or cause physical injury.

– Atomic energy control systems, aeronautic or space systems, mass transportation

control systems, medical devices for life support, or weapons firing controls

Safe Operation

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Preface

Thank you for purchasing the Fujitsu Mobile Color Scanner.

The scanner can scan high-resolution color images.

Followtheinstructionswritteninthisuser’s manual so that youwillusethescannerproperly.

Abbreviations used in this guide

The product names in this manual are abbreviated as follows:

Product name Name used in this manual

Microsoft®Windows®Millennium Edition Windows Me

Windows Microsoft®Windows®98 operating system Windows 98 Windows

Microsoft®Windows®2000 Professional Windows 2000

Fujitsu Mobile Color Scanner unit or scanner

Symbols used in the text

The following symbols are used in the text of this manual.

Indicates precautions and prohibited items regarding the use of the scanner.Be

sure to read the information.

Indicates items related to operation.

Prohibition of reproduction

The act of scanning certain items or reproducing certain items with a scanner may be

punishable by law. Give special attention to the following items when using a scanner:

[Acts prohibited by law]

• The reproduction of bills, coins, government securities and bonds, local bonds, and

others is prohibited. Even if any of the above is stamped with the word “sample,”

reproduction thereof is still prohibited. (Law against forging currency and securities,

law regulating securities similar to bills)

• The reproduction of bills, coins, securities, and others circulating in foreign countries is

also prohibited. (Law against forging and counterfeiting coins, bills, bank bills, and

securities circulating in foreign countries)

• The reproduction of unused postage stamps, postal cards, and others without

government permission is prohibited. (Law against forging postal stamps and others)

• The reproduction of government stamps, certificates regulated by the Liquor Tax Act and

Commodity Tax Act, and others is also prohibited.(Regulation of Stamps Counterfeit Act)

Guide

Notes

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WARNING

CAUTION

[Acts requiring caution]

•Under government guidelines, business companies are warned against reproducing

anything beyond their minimum required number of private securities (such as stock

certificates, bills, and checks), commutation tickets, coupon tickets, and others.

•Also prohibited is the unauthorized reproduction of passports issued by the government,

licenses and ID cards issued by public institutions and private organizations, and passes,

meal coupons, and other tickets.

[Items protected by copyright]

•The reproduction of publications, music, pictures, paints, maps, drawings, movies,

photographs, and others that are protected by copyright is prohibited except on a limited

basis for personal use, use within one’s home, or equivalent use.

Warning Labels

This manual uses the following conventions to indicate the warning messages. These

markings are intended to prevent users and bystanders from being injured or from suffering

damage to their property. A warning signal consists of a warning symbol and a signal

word or just a signal word.

The following are the warning levels and their meanings:

Icon Meaning

This indicates a hazardous situation that could result in death or

serious personal injury if the user does not perform the procedure

correctly.

This indicates a hazardous situation that could result in personal injury

if the user does not perform the procedure correctly. This warning

signal also indicates that damage to the product or other property,

may occur if the user does not perform the procedure correctly.

Examples of warning labels and their meanings

Symbols Meaning

A symbol indicated with a ∆indicates that there is something about

which a warning or caution should be given. Each symbol is accompa-

nied by a drawing indicating a specific warning. (The picture on the left

is a caution regarding electric shocks.)

A symbol indicated with a indicates acts (prohibited acts) that must

not be committed. A picture indicating acts that must not be committed

is specifically drawn inside or next to the symbol. (The picture on the

left indicates that disassembly is prohibited.)

A symbol indicated with a indicates an action that must be

complied with. The image in the symbol provides more specific

information. (The picture on the left indicates that the plug should be

disconnected from the outlet).

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Notes on Safety

Do not place the device in locations exposed to high temperatures, humidity, or

dust, or with poor ventilation.

Otherwise, it could lead to electric shock or fire.

Do not install the scanner near a heating source such as a stove or heater, or

near flammable materials such as volatile substances or a curtain.

Otherwise, it could lead to fire.

Do not place the scanner on an unstable surface such as one subject to strong

shock or vibration or one that is uneven.

Otherwise, the scanner may fall or tip over, resulting in injuries.

Do not leave the device for a long time in locations where the temperature may

rise sharply or in locations where the device is exposed to direct sunlight (e.g., in

a car with the windows closed on a sunny day).

Otherwise, the cover may overheat, deform, or melt or the scanner may overheat,

resulting in a fire.

Do not use the device in locations where water can be splashed such as bathrooms

and shower rooms.

Otherwise, it could lead to electric shock or fire.

Precautions to Follow when Installing or Moving the Scanner

CAUTION

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Do not place on or near the device vessels containing water, such as “vases,

flowerpots, and cups”or metallic objects such as clips and pins.

Otherwise, it could lead to electric shock or fire.

Do not splash water on the device or moisten it with water.

Otherwise, it could lead to electric shock or fire.

If you drop the scanner or the cover is damaged, contact the store where you

purchased the scanner or Fujitsu service representative related to Fujitsu products.

Continuing to use the scanner may cause a fire or electric shock.

Never open any panel or cover secured with screws. High voltage inside the

scanner may cause an electric shock.

Do not modify the scanner or replace any part.

Otherwise, it could lead to fire.

Do not use a highly flammable spray near the scanner.

Otherwise, it could lead to fire.

Read this guide carefully to ensure that the cable is correctly connected.

If you use the scanner with the cable incorrectly connected, the scanner or

peripheral device may be damaged.

Precautions to Follow when Using the Scanner

CAUTION

WARNING

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Handling Precautions

This scanner is precision electronic equipment.Follow the precautions below when handing

the scanner.

•Do not put any object on the scanner.

Otherwise, the scanner could be scratched or could fail.

•Do not insert any foreign objects into the scanner.

Do not spray a liquid such as water or disassemble the scanner and insert any foreign

objects into the scanner.

•Do not use the scanner under any abnormal condition.

If you become aware of any abnormalities such as smoke coming from the scanner, or

unusual smells or sounds, immediately turn off the power to the computer and disconnect

the scanner from the computer.Then, contact the store where you purchased the scanner

or Fujitsu service representative in charge of Fujitsu products.

•Put the scanner in the carrying case supplied with it when carrying or storing the scanner.

•If a failure occurs

–If you become aware of a failure, immediately turn off the power to the computer,

disconnect the scanner from the computer, and contact the store where you purchased

the scanner or Fujitsu service representative in charge of Fujitsu products.

–Do not disassemble or repair the scanner.

•Do not install the scanner in a location exposed to direct sunlight for long periods of

time or locations subject to abrupt temperature changes, such as in locations near an

air conditioner.

Install the scanner in an environment where the temperature and humidity are

respectively within the following ranges:

Temperature: Operating: 5 to 35°C Not operating: 0 to 50°C

Humidity: Operating: 20 to 80% RH Not operating: 10 to 80% RH

(no condensation allowed)

•Do not use the scanner in a location exposed to dust, corrosive gas, or sea breezes.

•Do not use the scanner near any source of strong magnetic fields such as a TV set or

speaker as well as a magnet. A source of strong magnetic fields may cause a failure or

malfunction of the scanner and may also cause interference to radio or television

reception.

•Connect the scanner to a USB hub with an internal power supply (hub to which power

is supplied from the power cable or AC adapter) and use up to two-stage serial

connection when required.

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Contents

Safe Operation................................................................................................ ii

Preface ........................................................................................................... iii

Notes on Safety .............................................................................................. v

Handling Precautions .................................................................................. vii

Contents....................................................................................................... viii

Features of the Mobile Color Scanner ......................................................... x

Checking the Packing Contents ................................................................... 1

Names and Functions of Parts on the Top of the Scanner ................................................. 2

Names and Functions of Parts on the Bottom of the Scanner ........................................... 2

Mounting the core for electromagnetic interference ........................................................... 2

Work Flow ....................................................................................................... 3

Installing the Scanner Driver ........................................................................ 4

Preparations ................................................................................................... 5

Using the Mobile Color Scanner ................................................................. 13

Setting Operation Performed when Pressing the Scan Button ............... 15

FUJITSU Launch .............................................................................................................. 15

Coordinating Processing with FUJITSU Launch .............................................................. 16

Screens Displayed during Use of the Scanner ......................................... 18

Conditions for Originals the Scanner Can Scan ....................................... 21

Scanning an Original ................................................................................... 21

Scanning an Original ........................................................................................................ 22

Original Sizes the Scanner Can Scan .............................................................................. 22

Scanning start position ..................................................................................................... 23

Scanning a Large Original........................................................................... 28

Checking Whether the Scanner Can Scan the Original You Want to Scan ...................... 28

Before Scanning an Original ............................................................................................ 28

Scanning a Large Original ................................................................................................ 31

Images of an original cannot be stitched successfully ..................................................... 33

Maintenance ................................................................................................. 34

Cleaning the Surfaces ...................................................................................................... 34

Cleaning the Optical Unit.................................................................................................. 35

Cleaning the Rollers ......................................................................................................... 35

Disconnecting the Scanner from the Computer ............................................................... 35

Carrying or Storing the Scanner....................................................................................... 35

Performing Calibration ...................................................................................................... 35

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Uninstalling Software .................................................................................. 36

Reinstallation .................................................................................................................... 36

Uninstalling the Scanner Driver ........................................................................................ 36

Uninstalling Software Supplied with the Scanner ............................................................. 37

Troubleshooting ........................................................................................... 38

Checking the Connection ................................................................................................. 38

Error Messages ................................................................................................................ 41

Submessages................................................................................................................... 44

Before Assuming that the Scanner is Faulty .................................................................... 45

Problems after scanning................................................................................................... 48

Specifications ............................................................................................... 50

Hardware Specifications ................................................................................................... 50

Operating Environment ............................................................................... 51

Scanner Driver Operating Environment ........................................................................... 51

Use Environmental Requirements.................................................................................... 51

Before Making Inquiries.................................................................................................... 52

Glossary ........................................................................................................ 53

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Features of the Mobile Color Scanner

The Mobile Color Scanner has the following features:

Compact and lightweight

The scanner is compact and lightweight - measuring 142 mm wide, 30 mm high, and 30

mm deep, and weighing only about 100 g.

High scan resolution

The basic scan resolution is 600 x 600 dpi at maximum.You can select output resolution

from 100 to 600 dpi using software. The scanner can provide optimum image data to suit

the output device such as a printer.

Character image stitching/photograph image stitching

The image stitching function can read with ease a large original which cannot be scanned

at one time as one image.

Character image stitching

First scan Second scan

Photograph image stitching

To stitch character images,an overlapping

area of two or three lines is required.

The scanned images are

automatically stitched.

First scan Second scan The scanned images are

automatically stitched.

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