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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
3 Making the Perfect Installation ...................................... 7 1. Check that your scanner has arrived safely ......................... 7 2. Installing a SCSI adaptor ...................................................... 9 3. Installing software ............................................................... 14 4. Connecting your scanner ................................................... 16 5. Powering up for the first time .............................................. 18 Troubleshooting ............................................................ 19 1. De-installation and reinstallation of software ...................... 20 2. SCSI drivers ....................................................................... 24 3. SCSI cabling ....................................................................... 26 4. Reinstalling system software .............................................. 28 Checklist Checklist Checklist—Before you begin Your Nikon Scanner may be supplied with a combination of manuals, software and accessories. The exact contents will vary from country to country and in accordance with the particular configuration offered by your supplier. However, you should make sure that you are in possession of the following items before you start (and before your local computer shop closes for the evening or weekend!) 1. An AC power cable All Nikon scanners are fitted with an IEC AC inlet connector. The scanners are dual voltage and will accept supplies from 100 to 240V AC. 2. A SCSI cable Nikon Scanners use the “SCSI” standard for connection to your computer. SCSI cables are available in a variety of configurations. For example, there are at least three common types of SCSI connector. You will need a cable that is correct for your particular equipment set-up. See the description of SCSI connectors on page 16. A SCSI cable with 50 pin and 25 pin SCSI connectors Checklist Checklist 3. A SCSI adaptor If you have a Macintosh computer, SCSI is fitted as standard (it is the 25-pin D-type connector on the rear of the computer marked ). Windows 3.x and 95 users will need to fit a SCSI adaptor card to their PC to allow connection to the Scanner. Nikon cannot guarantee the operation of the scanner with SCSI adaptor cards that have not been tested and approved (a list of tested cards is included in this envelope). There may be an approved SCSI adaptor card provided with your scanner. 4. A SCSI terminator Up to seven devices can be connected in series using SCSI. However, the longer the chain, the more prone it is to interference and instability. It is essential to end the chain with a terminator: this is a connector with no lead that contains circuitry to deaden the end of the SCSI circuit, thus reducing interference and noise picked up by the cabling. SCSI Terminators The terminator may be connected to the spare socket on the last device in the SCSI chain. If this connector is of the wrong type for your terminator, try rearranging the order of the devices in the chain, or fit the terminator between the last device and the cable. For this type of connection you will need a terminator that has a connector at both ends. Checklist Checklist 5. Software Nikon scanners are usually provided with software. This may be Nikon’s own product, or be from a third party. In addition there may be other software that has been included to provide additional functionality such as OCR and image manipulation packages. Nikon Software is supplied on a Diskette or CD labelled Nikon Scan. This software is comprised of two parts: Nikon Control: A mini-application that can be used to start off a scanner session. Nikon CONTROL Logo Nikon Scan: A mini-application that is launched from within another program such as Nikon Control or a third-party imaging program to capture an image. In this respect Nikon Scan may be considered to be like a printer driver, except that it captures an image instead of producing a picture! Nikon SCAN Window There may also be other software provided by Nikon, or your supplier. For example, some third party programs may include drivers for your Nikon Scanner. However, if Nikon Scan is not present, make sure that you have an alternative means to control your scanner. Checklist Checklist 6. Manuals In addition to this Fast Track guide, you may find a user manual for the scanner, and operator manuals for Nikon Scan and Nikon Control. The aim of this guide is to provide you with all of the information that you need during your first installation and scanning session. Please take care to read the other documentation to gain the most from your new equipment. Checklist summary q AC power cable q SCSI cable of correct type q SCSI adaptor (PCs) q SCSI terminator q Software q Manuals Now that you have checked that you have all of the required items, please turn to the next page to find out how to test and prepare your scanner. Making the Perfect Installation Making the Perfect Installation 1. Check that your scanner ...