Pandigital PANSCN09, User Manual

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Suitable and Unsuitable Original Types 

Suitable for Wand Scanning 

The scanner used as a wand scanner 

(without the feeder dock)

 is designed to obtain 

the best scanning results with photo and document originals up to 8.5”x14” size. 

Suitable for Feeder Dock 

The scanner used with the feeder dock is designed to obtain the best scanning results 
with the following types of originals: 



  Photos and documents (3”x5”, 4”x6”, 5”x7”, 8”x14”) 



  Business cards (standard 3.5”x2” (8.9x5cm) or larger) 

Unsuitable for Feeder Dock 

Do not use

 the following types of originals for scanning in the feeder dock, otherwise 

the feeder dock may malfunction or cause the original to jam in the slot. 



  Originals thicker than 1.0mm 



  Originals with either side shorter than 55mm 



  Originals with lots of black or dark colors 



  Originals with dark colors surrounding the edges 



  Printed media (newspapers, magazines, etc.) 



  Soft and thin materials (thin paper, cloth, etc.) 



 Originals that 

exceed

 the maximum acceptable size, 8.5”x14”. 

Access your Scanned Images on SD Card 

You can use the included 

Presto! PageManager

 software to view and print your scanned 

images 

(see 

Presto! PageManager

 on page 24)

, or use Windows Explorer or Mac Finder 

window to locate and open your scanned images, and then use a graphic program of your 
choice to view, edit and print. 

Remove the SD card from the scanner and connect it to a card reader attached to your 
computer. Use a Windows Explorer or Mac Finder window to locate your scanned image 
files. 

OR

With the SD card inserted in the scanner, connect the scanner to your computer via the USB 
cable. Your computer recognizes the scanner as a Removable Disk. If you have the 
Pandigital SD card inserted, the volume title is 

PD_SCAN

. Use a Windows Explorer or Mac 

Finder window to locate your scanned image files. 

Scanned Image File Naming Convention 

After your first scans, folders titled 

DCIM\100PHOTO

(JPG files)

 and 

DCIM\200DOC

(PDF 

files)

 are added to the SD card file structure, and the scanned images are saved in the 

applicable folder. 

Each scanned image is given a file name with the prefix 

PDI_

 followed by a 4- digit 

sequential number in the order the images are stored. 

For example, 

PDI_0001.JPG

, 

PDI_0002.JPG or PDI_0001.PDF

, 

PDI_0002.PDF

, etc.