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Mustek 1200 manual

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    Information in this document is subject to change without notice. Companies, names, and data used in examples are fictitious unless otherwise noted. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, for any purpose, without the express written permission of Mustek Systems, Inc. Mustek m[...]

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    Contents W elcome ................................................................................................ 1 Getting Help ........................................................................................... 2 Unpacking the Scanner .......................................................................... 3 Installing Drivers ........[...]

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    1 E W elcome Welcome to the Wonderful World of the BearPaw scanne r. W ith BearPa w , all the things you previously did with your scanner will be easier and faste r, and what you’ve always wanted to do is now possible. This booklet introduces you to the BearPaw scanner and gets you up and running quickl y. It shows you how to do the most common t[...]

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    2 2 1 Getting Help Help on procedures Help is the primary source of information about the BearPaw scanne r . The following illustration shows where you can find Help. There are various ways of obtaining troubleshooting and customer care information. 1. Click on Start on your Windows® taskbar, then Programs to select your scanner model. Click on He[...]

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    3 E Unpacking the Scanner Unpack the package and inspect the items closely to make sure no item is damaged. The package should include: n The Scanner n Power Adapter n BearPaw Scanner User‘s Guide n Installation CD n Scanning Utilities Manual (either included in the Installation CD or printed separately) Installing Drivers Please complete the sof[...]

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    4 When you are presented with the option of whether to restart Windows® after completing the software drivers installation please choose Y es . The Scanner Parts Installing Hardware Refer to the following illustration and steps to connect your scanner: 1. With the power to your PC on, connect the scanner ’s USB cable to the USB port of your PC. [...]

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    5 E Just in Case it Happens Upon installing the software drivers and connecting the power adapter if the Add New Hardware Wizard dialog box appears, perform the following steps: 1. Click on the Next button. 2. On the next screen select the following option and go into the Win98 directory of your installation CD. 3. Click on the OK button and on the[...]

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    6 Using the Scanner Buttons on the Control Panel Make sure that the Direct Scan is enabled (shown) on your Windows® taskbar in order for the scanner buttons to work. If in case Direct Scan is disabled and user wants to enable it, perform the following: 1. Click on Start on your Windows® taskba r. 2. Click on Programs and select your Scanner Model[...]

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    7 E Scanner (non-changeable) Default Settings[...]

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    8 Scan To perform a scan, do the following: 1. Place the document with the image you want to scan face down on your scanner window glass. 2. Press the SCAN button. Screen display will show scanning progress. Upon attaining 100%, your system will automatically load Photo Express ™. To enhance your overall BearPaw experience this function was desig[...]

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    9 E Phone Book icon Dial button Fax To perform a fax, do the following: 1. Place the document with the image you want to fax face down on your scanner window glass. 2. Press the FAX button. After scanning, fax console will appear on screen. 3. Click on the number you want to dial or click on the phone book icon to open your telephone directory to s[...]

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    10 Email To perform an email, do the following: 1. Place the document with the image you want to email as an attachment face down on your scanner window glass. 2. Press the EMAIL button. Screen display will show emailing progress. Upon attaining 100%, your system will automatically load your default email program and place your scanned image as a J[...]

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    11 E BearPaw Panel Settings Clicking on the Settings button located on the BearPaw Panel will show the following screen allowing you to make changes to your BearPaw Panel settings. BearPaw Panel (non-changeable) Default Settings[...]

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    12 Click anywhere on the screen and use the Plus (+) and Minus (–) button to change its value OR Click on this key to bring out the Copy Panel Settings screen Copy button Scan To perform a scan, do the following: 1. Place the document with the image you want to scan face down on your scanner window glass. 2. Click on the Scan button. Status and P[...]

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    13 E Phone Book icon Dial button Fax To perform a fax, do the following: 1. Place the document with the image you want to fax face down on your scanner window glass. 2. Click on the Fax button. After scanning, fax console will appear on screen. 3. Click on the number you want to dial or click on the phone book icon to open your telephone directory [...]

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    14 Email To perform an email, do the following: 1. Place the document with the image you want to email as an attachment face down on your scanner window glass. 2. Click on the Email button. Status and Progress Bar area will show emailing progress. Upon completion, your system will automatically load your default email program and place your scanned[...]

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    15 E Personal Style Allows you to make changes to your system ’s startup screen , wallpaper , system logo , icons , cursor , screen saver , shutdown screen , or even recover the default settings to the above mentioned items, by doing the following: To change the startup screen , wallpaper , system logo , screen saver , or shutdown screen : 1. Pla[...]

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    16 To change your Windows® cursor : 1. Place the document with the image you want to scan face down on your scanner window glass. 2. Click on the Personal Style button and a drop down menu will appea r. 3. Click on Cursor and the Status and Progress Bar area will show its progress. Upon completion the following screen will appea r. 4. Use the Magn[...]

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    17 E Personal Style (non-changeable) Default Settings All images are scanned in color mode. Link To use the additional programs bundled with your scanner, click on the Link button and the following items appear: 1. BearPaw VIP Area – allows you to connect directly with our website for the latest enhancement to your overall BearPaw experience. 2. [...]

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    18 Other Setting Green Function Allows you to set the period of inactivity (1 to 20 minutes) before the lamp inside the scanner shuts down, thereby prolonging lamp life. Make sure that the Direct Scan is enabled (shown) on your Windows® taskbar in order for the scanner buttons to work. If in case Direct Scan is disabled and user wants to enable it[...]

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    19 E Using the TW AIN Dialog Box There are three separate methods to scan an image namely: 1. Scanner Control Panel SCAN button. 2. BearPaw Panel. 3. T WAIN Dialog box. Refer to the Scanning Utilities Manual for a description of these to facilitate your use of the scanner; or refer to the on-line manual and help system any time when using the scann[...]

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    20 Specifications Scanner Type Color Flatbed Scan Area 21.6 cm x 29.7 cm (8.5” x 11.7”) Scan Modes: True Color 36-bit (Internal), 68.7 billion colors 24-bit (External), 16.7 million colors 48-bit (software enhanced) Gray Mode 12-bit (Internal), 4096 shades of gray 8-bit (External), 256 shades of gray Text/Line Art 1 bit/pixel (2 levels) Scan Me[...]