User manual NIKON COOLSCAN LS2000

[. . . ] Contents Cautions Safety Precautions If You Notice Anything Abnormal Installation and Storage Overview Parts and Accessories What's in the Box Optional Accessories System Requirements Parts of the LS-2000 Status LED Setup Installation Connecting the Power Cable Connecting the SCSI Cable Setting the SCSI ID Using the Scanner Turning the Scanner On Inserting and Removing Adapters Using the MA-20 SLIDE MOUNT ADAPTER Using the SA-20 STRIP FILM ADAPTER Using the IX240 Film Adapter (IA-20) Using the SF-200 Slide Feeder Turning the Scanner Off 35mm Film Scanner LS-2000 Reference Manual -1- Maintenance Cleaning Storage Transport Troubleshooting Specifications Contents -2- Cautions · The reproduction of this manual in whole or in part is prohibited save in cases in which Nikon's prior permission has been obtained. · The information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice. · Nikon has made every effort to produce a perfect manual, but should you find any mistakes, we would be grateful if you would kindly let us know. The address of Nikon's representative in your area is provided separately. [. . . ] · If the surface of the mount is rough, you may experience some resistance when inserting or removing the slide. · Do not leave slides in the adapter for extended periods. Using the Scanner: Using the MA-20 SLIDE MOUNT ADAPTER - 31 - Using the FH-2 to scan strip-film The SA-20 STRIP FILM ADAPTER is provided to scan 35 mm film in strips of from two to six frames. The SA-20's automatic feed and eject mechanisms however require film that is flat, cut straight across at the ends, free from adhesive tape and has all perforations intact (see "Using the SA-20 STRIP FILM ADAPTER, " following). Film that cannot be scanned using the SA-20 can be scanned in the MA-20 using the FH-2 strip-film holder provided with your scanner. This section details how to insert film in the FH-2 and scan it using the MA-20. Step 1--Open the FH-2 Holding the FH-2 with the "Nikon" logo facing upwards, unlatch the holder by the snaps and flip it open. Step 2--Place film in the holder Place a strip of 35 mm film on the lower holder, oriented so that the frame numbers are not reversed. Align each frame in the film with an aperture in the lower holder. Aperture Film strip Holder snaps Lower holder Using the Scanner: Using the MA-20 SLIDE MOUNT ADAPTER - 32 - Step 3--Close the FH-2 Step 5--Insert the FH-2 into the slide adapter Close the FH-2, keeping the ends of the black lower and upper Insert the FH-2 in the film slot of the MA-20, with the "Nikon" holders aligned. The direction of insertion depends on which of the upper and lower holders together. the frames in the apertures of the metal part of the FH-2 is to be scanned (in the illustrations below, the arrows show the direction of insertion). 1 4 The fourth frame will be scanned The first frame will be scanned 2 5 The second frame will be scanned The fifth frame will be scanned Step 4--Choose the frame to be scanned The MA-20 can scan only one frame of film at a time. Slide the black plastic holder to align frame to be scanned with one of the two apertures in the metal part of the FH-2. The sixth frame will be scanned The third frame will be scanned 3 6 - 33 - Using the Scanner: Using the MA-20 SLIDE MOUNT ADAPTER Slide the film holder into the slide adapter until the holder touches the back of the film slot. Do not attempt to force the holder in past the mark. Cautions · If the holder does not slide smoothly into the adapter film slot, remove it from the adapter and try again. Do not attempt to use the holder with other adapters. Mark · Before scanning, remove dust from the film with a blower or brush. · Do not use the eject button when removing the holder from the adapter. Slide the holder out by hand. When removing the holder from the adapter, wait until the status LED glows steadily, then slide the holder out by hand. Do not use the eject button. Using the Scanner: Using the MA-20 SLIDE MOUNT ADAPTER - 34 - Using the SA-20 STRIP FILM ADAPTER 35 mm film-strips of from two to six frames in length can be scanned using the strip-film adapter. Insert the adapter into the scanner's adapter slot as shown below, sliding it in until it contacts the back of the slot. Push the adapter until the connector on the rear of the adapter is seated securely in the socket at the back of the slot. A plastic tray is provided with the strip-film adapter to catch film ejected from the scanner. If the scanner has been installed on its side, this tray can be attached to the adapter by inserting the hooks on the back of the tray into the holes provided on the bottom of the adapter and then pulling the tray slightly forward. Using the Scanner: Using the SA-20 STRIP FILM ADAPTER - 35 - Inserting film To scan a film strip, grasp the film gently by the sides and slide the it into the adapter's film slot a short distance. The adapter's feed mechanism will be activated and the film will be fed into the scanner automatically. As is the case with mounted slides, strip film should be inserted with the base up and the emulsion surface down. The film is in the correct orientation if the frame numbers on the film are not reversed. Do not use film which curls upwards or which is curled more than 3 mm, as the film may jam or fail to scan properly. Film for use in the scanner should fit in the gauge on top of the adapter. < 3 mm Film will be ejected from the scanner automatically when the scanner is turned on or when no operation is performed for several minutes. [. . . ] Click the Device Manager tab and select may have changed since this manual was written). your SCSI adapter from under the list of SCSI controllers (if · If you are using an IBM PC/AT compatible computer, do the your adapter is not listed, check whether there is a SCSI consystem resources used by your board conflict with those troller listed under "Other Devices" category and if so, select it allocated to other devices?Click the Remove button at the bottom of the Resource conflicts can be identified in Windows 95 by System Properties window and select OK in the window that opening the System Properties window and clicking the appears. If a message appears stating that it is not clear whether Device Manager tab as described in the "Setup" section of the device can be removed safely, click Test. [. . . ]