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ace with a connected MARS 4 or MARS
Mini-2 controller to control the movement and searching of blipped film. The controls
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RS Controller Buttons
se series of buttons allow users to interf
hi the TWAIN driver only offer minimal support for film movement and searching.
s no support in the TWAIN driver for automated batch scanning of blipped film.
Rewind
– This button will cause the currently loaded roll of film to be completely rewound
and ejected.
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– This button will cause the currently loaded film to be advanced by one blip mark.
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mark.
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set key. The MARS controller will then move the blipped film to the entered frame
umber.
Set – pressing the set key will move the blipped film to the entered frame number.
? –
Clicking this button will open a message window showing the current status of the
MARS controller.
When no MARS controller is connected to the PC these buttons will be grayed out and inactive
(as shown above).
Focus Button
ill cause the MS 7000 to perform an auto focus. In order to utilize the
nced
ontrols.
Film Type –
Use this drop-down box to define the polarity of the film to be scanned.
Selecting positive will cause all images to be displayed as viewed on the front panel of the
MS 7000. Selecting negative will cause each pixel to be converted to its converse shade
(i.e. black to white, light gray to dark gray, etc.). Selecting auto will cause the scanner to
compare light areas to dark areas and make an intelligent guess based on image
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will cause the current
film to be rewound by one blip
ly loaded
Frame Number Box –
The frame number box will display the current frame number as
orted by the MARS controller. This number will match the one shown on the MARS
t’s LCD. In addition, users can enter a desired frame number in this window and hit the
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Selecting this button w
Focus Button, the MS 7000 must have the optional auto focus installed. If this kit is not
installed the Focus button will be grayed-out and inactive.
Image Adjustment Controls
The Image Adjustment controls allow you to make decisions that will alter the appearance of a
scanned image. These controls are broken down into the standard controls and the adva
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