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Operator's Guide. P3PC-2252-02ENZ0 TOP Contents Index fi-6670(A)/fi-6770(A)/fi-6750S Introduction Shows scanner’s parts names and their Scanner functions plus the basic operation. Overview Explains how to load documents on the Loading Operator’s Guide scanner. Documents Explains how to scan documents using a Thank you for purchasing a fi-6670(A) / fi-6770(A) / fi-6750S Color Image Scanner series. How to Use scanning application “ScandAll PRO.” This manual provides the basics of how to operate and handle the scanner. ScandAll PRO Refer to the Getting Started for information on how to install and connect the scanner, and how to install related scanning software. Describes the configurable parameters in Scan Pa- the scanner drivers. rameters Explains how to scan various types of doc- Various uments. Documents Explains how to clean the scanner. Daily Care Explains how to replace the scanner con- sumables. Consumables Explains how to troubleshoot scanner Trouble- problems. shooting Explains how to configure scanner settings Operational using the Software Operation Panel. Settings Appendix Glossary How to Use This Manual How to Use This Manual TOP Contents How to Use This Manual Index Introduction The following shows the tips for using this manual. Scanner Overview Cover page Index page Loading Index TOP P3PC-2252-01Z0 TOP Contents Index Contents Index Introduction Documents Index fi-6670(A)/fi-6770(A)/fi-6750S Scanner Introduction A F Overview ADF-Loaded Documents................................................ 42 Features .......................................................................... 21 Clicking a desired 79 67 Shows scanner’s parts names and their Advanced Scanning........................................................ FUJITSU ISIS Scanner Driver......................................... Loading Scanner FUJITSU TWAIN 32 Scanner Driver ............................... 64 functions plus the basic operation. Documents Overview B Functions of the Operator Panels.................................... 28 33 Basic Flow of Scanning Documents............................... How to Use chapter title Basic Specification ........................................................ 189 H Explains how to load documents on the ScandAll PRO Loading 51 Operator’s Guide scanner. Before Contacting Your Dealer or Scanner Service Provider How to Use ScandAll PRO.............................................. Documents 151 How to Use This Manual .................................................. 2 How to Use Scan Pa- rameters Explains how to scan document using a moves to its top C I Thank you for purchasing the fi-6670(A) / fi-6770(A) / fi-6750S Color Image Scanner series. How to Use 48 191 scanning application “ScandAll PRO.” Changing the ADF Position ............................................ Installation Specification................................................ This manual provides the basics of how to operate and handle the scanner. ScandAll PRO Checking Labels on the Scanner................................... 153 Introduction....................................................................... 3 Various 114 Documents ScandAll PRO Refer to the Getting Started for information on how to install and connect the scanner, and Cleaning Materials and Locations Requiring Cleaning.. Cleaning the ADF .......................................................... 116 L how to intall related scanning software, Describes the parameters configurable in page. Cleaning the Flatbed (Flatbed Type Only)..................... 121 Scan Pa- 53 Daily Care 156 Launching ScandAll PRO................................................ the scanner drivers. Configurable Items ........................................................ 38 rameters 122 Loading Documents ........................................................ Consumables................................................................. 39 123 Loading Documents on the ADF ..................................... Consumables and the Replacement Cycles.................. 50 7 Loading Documents on the Flatbed (Flatbed Type Only) Consumables Explains how to scan various types of doc- Various Conventions...................................................................... uments. Customizing the Hardware Settings .............................. 105 Scans O 194 Trouble- D Options .......................................................................... Outer Dimensions.......................................................... 192 shooting Explains how to clean the scanner. Daily Care...................................................................... 113 52 Daily Care Overview of ScandAll PRO ............................................. Scan Pa- Operational E P Settings 131 Errors Indicated on the Operator Panel......................... Paper Jams ................................................................... 129 Explains how to replace the consumables 187 Appndix Consumables Power ON/OFF Control ................................................. of the scanner. Power Save Mode ........................................................... 32 Glossary rameters 209 Explains how to troubleshoot. Trouble- shooting Explains how to configure scanner settings Operational using the Software Operation Panel. Settings Clicking the page for the desired item in the Index Appendix Various Glossary moves to the page that describes it. How to Use Moves to this Documents page (here). Common Notes: TOP: Moves to the top page of this manual. • Clicking a blue-colored character string (where your mouse pointer Contents: Moves to the top page of the Table of Contents. changes to the shape of a hand pointing upward (such as ) when Daily Care Index: Moves to the top page of the Index section. you hover over the string) moves to the linked section. Contents page • In this manual, you can use the navigation option of Adobe® Acrobat® Consumables or Adobe® Reader. Contents TOP Contents Contents Index ® ® ® Introduction For details, refer to the Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Reader Help. How to Use This Manual ........................................ 2 2.1 Loading Documents on the ADF ...................... 34 Scanner Overview Introduction ............................................................. 3 2.2 ADF-Loaded Documents .................................. 37 Regulatory Information ........................................... 4 Sizes..................................................................... 37 Loading • Conventions ............................................................ 6 Paper Quality........................................................ 37 Keyboard assistance is also available. Use the PageUp key to go to Documents Precautions ............................................................. 8 Maximum Document Loading Capacity................ 39 Trouble- Safety Information ................................................ 10 Area Not to be Perforated .................................... 39 How to Use Chapter 1Scanner Overview .............................. 18 Loading Documents with Tabs or ScandAll PRO the previous page, and the PageDown key to the next page. 1.1 Overview and Features ..................................... 19 Non-Rectangular Documents............................... 40 Scan Pa- Overview .............................................................. 19 Multifeed Detection Conditions............................. 40 rameters shooting Features ............................................................... 19 Limiting the Background Color Area..................... 41 1.2 Scanner Parts and Their Functions ................. 20 Job Separation Sheet........................................... 42 Various fi-6670(A) (ADF Type) .......................................... 20 2.3 Changing the ADF Position (FB Type Only) ... 43 Scans fi-6770(A)/fi-6750S (FB Type) .............................. 22 2.4 Loading Documents on the Flatbed Model-Common Parts .......................................... 25 (FB Type Only) ................................................... 44 Daily Care 1.3 Functions of the Operator Panel ...................... 26 Chapter 3How to Use ScandAll PRO ................ 45 Operator Panel ..................................................... 26 3.1 Overview of ScandAll PRO ............................... 46 Consumables Indications on the Function Number Display........ 28 3.2 Launching ScandAll PRO ................................. 47 1.4 Turning the Scanner On and Off ...................... 29 3.3 Selecting a Scanner Driver ............................... 48 Operational Turning the Scanner On ....................................... 29 Trouble- 3.4 Selecting a Scanner Model ............................... 49 shooting Turning the Scanner Off ....................................... 29 3.5 Scan Parameters ............................................... 50 1.5 Power Save Mode .............................................. 30 3.6 Selecting a Scanning Method Operational Returning from e Power Save Mode .................... 30 (with [Scan Settings]) ........................................ 51 Settings Settings 1.6 Scanning Documents ........................................ 31 Scan ..................................................................... 51 Appendix Chapter 2Loading Documents .......................... 33 Batch Scan........................................................... 51 Glossary 14 Clicking the title moves to the page that describes it. Appendix Glossary 2 Introduction TOP Contents Introduction Index Introduction
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