MAGINON HS 120, Instruction Manual

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Page 3: ...ed in these cases Disregarding the safety information could result in injuries or endanger lives Dear customer Congratulations on purchasing a high quality Maginon product You have chosen a modern por...

Page 4: ...scanner 9 5 1 Inserting the batteries 9 5 2 Inserting a memory card 10 5 3 Connecting to power 10 5 4 Setting date and time 11 5 5 Setting the file format 11 5 6 Formatting the memory card 12 5 7 Sett...

Page 5: ...2 Installing the text recognition software 16 7 3 Using the text recognition software 17 8 Fault finding 19 9 Conformity 20 10 Cleaning the device 21 11 Disposal 21 12 Warranty and Service 22 13 Syste...

Page 6: ...ave all parts to dry thoroughly danger of fire and electrocution If the portable scanner has been dropped or its housing has been damaged switch off device disconnect from mains and or remove batterie...

Page 7: ...portable scanner whilst running or driving You could fall or cause a traffic accident Only use the USB power supply specified for the portable scanner No liability shall be accepted for damage caused...

Page 8: ...6 7 1 Maginon portable scanner HS 120 2 4 GB microSD memory card and SD memory card adapter 3 USB power supply 4 4 LR6 batteries type AA 5 USB connection cable 6 Cleaning card 7 Card for white balanc...

Page 9: ...The LCD display then shows the respective setting JPG or PDF UP The key can also be used for setting the time 6 COLOR MONO key In the scan mode the key can be used for selecting colour or b w scannin...

Page 10: ...rd 2 Battery display l Battery full m Battery empty 3 File format display Scan as JPG or PDF 4 EFFECT display Scan in colour COLOR or b w MONO 5 Counter Number of scanned files on inserted memory card...

Page 11: ...e battery compartment The correct position of the batteries is shown next to the battery compartment 3 Close the battery compartment with the cover until it clicks into place 4 Press the ON OFF key to...

Page 12: ...USB cable into the USB port on the scanner Plug the other end of the USB cable into the USB power supply plugged into a mains socket The USB cable can also be connected directly to a computer Note Do...

Page 13: ...3 XX Day 4 XX Hour 5 XX Minute Change the respective values by pressing the keys UP or DOWN and confirm the setting by pressing the ENTER key 5 Once all values have been set press the TIME SET key ag...

Page 14: ...600 dpi and at the low resolution at 300 dpi The respective symbol for high HI medium MI or low LO resolution is shown on the LCD display 5 8 Setting the scanner operating mode Documents and images ca...

Page 15: ...n ning and high or low resolution as required 3 Push document with side to be scanned facing down into scanner until resistance can be felt Release the document after a short delay the scanner starts...

Page 16: ...nto scanner until resistance can be felt 3 Release the photo after a short delay the scanner starts to pull in and scans the photo 4 The green LED of the ON OFF key is illuminated during scanning 5 Th...

Page 17: ...e colours of the scanner 1 Remove the microSD microSDHC card from the scanner whilst the scanner is switched off 2 Press and hold the POWER button to switch on scanner 3 Press and hold the JPG PDF but...

Page 18: ...ive named Removable storage device Mac Unknown through which files on the memory card used in the scanner can be accessed Remove cable from scanner to interrupt the USB connection If the scanner conta...

Page 19: ...u would like to edit Therefore click Get Image from Folder and choose if the text shall be converted in a PDF document or any other file type Then choose the file type in which the text is present The...

Page 20: ...how the recognized text is to be pro cessed further Note In order to ensure the best possible text recognition documents should be scanned with a high resolution HI and in b w MONO Also check that th...

Page 21: ...puter after connection The memory card is not shown as a remo vable storage device Connection fault 1 Ensure that all cables are con nected correctly and restart compu ter if necessary 2 Connect the U...

Page 22: ...rence 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation or operational faults In the event of radio or television reception being affected b...

Page 23: ...f section 6 1 Cleaning the scanner lens in these Operating Instructions 11 Disposal The product packaging consists of materials that can be recycled Please dispose of in an environmentally friendly ma...

Page 24: ...nker Australia Pty Ltd Maginon Service P O Box 329 Villawood NSW 2163 Australia Tel 1 800 623 432 13 System requirements Operating system Windows 2000 XP Vista or 7 Mac OS 10 4 or higher no driver ins...

Page 25: ...prox 380 images 600 dpi b w approx 610 images 300 dpi colour approx 780 images 300 dpi b w approx 1280 images Max scanning width 216 mm Max scanning length 300 dpi 1270 mm 600 dpi 635 mm 900 dpi 423 m...

Page 26: ...atting memory card 12 H Hazard information 4 I Image counter 8 Installation software 16 L LCD display 7 8 M Memory card slot 7 Memory card inserting 10 Mini USB interface 7 O Operating keys 7 Overview...

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Page 28: ...supra Foto Elektronik Vertriebs GmbH Denisstr 28A 67663 Kaiserslautern Germany 35876 04 2013 2610 9701...