Microtek ScanMaker 8700 Manuale utente

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Doc ID# 1033ScanMaker8700_Setup - Revision 4/ 3/0

Microtek ScanMaker 8700 Setup

http://www.quickceph.com/docs/1033ScanMaker8700_Setup.pdf

Installing Scanner Software

To allow x-rays to be scanned, remove the default sliding tray from the scanner and replace it with the Glass Film

Holder, as shown on the illustration above. Then, connect the scanner to either the FireWire port on the computer or

the USB hub. Both ports are supported, although using the FireWire port frees up a USB port on the hub.

Now that you have connected the scan-

ner to the computer, it is time to install

the scanner software. Insert the

“Amethyst CD v.1.3” CD-ROM found in

the scanner package.

An icon will appear on

your desktop. Double

click on this icon.

The folder shown to the right will open.

Double click on the icon labeled

“ScanWizard 5 V5.71”, which is highlight-

ed in the image. The program will start

installing onto your computer. You will

need to click on the Restart button after

the installation is finished.

Turn the scanner on its side to reveal the locking screw. To unlock the scanner, use a coin or screwdriver and turn the

locking screw counterclockwise. The screw will push out slightly when unlocked. The scanner should only be locked

for storage or transport.

3When the computer reboots, there will be two new icons on your desktop,

“ScanWizard 5 V5.71” and “My Images”. Both of these icons are aliases

(shortcuts). The original items are found in “ScanWizard 5 Folder” with-

in the Macintosh HD. The ScanWizard 5 V.71 program activates the

scanner and the “My Images” folder stores the scanned images. You

should arrange the icons as shown on the image to the right.

Your desktop should resemble

the one shown above when the

software installation has concluded.

Preparing the Scanner and Connecting it to the Computer

4If the “ScanWizard 5 V5.71” alias is not

automatically created, you can create

one manually. Open the “ScanWizard 5

Folder” within the Macintosh HD and

click once to highlight the icon

“ScanWizard 5 V5.71”. Then, go to the

File menu and select “Make Alias”. This

will create an alias of the ScanWizard

application, as shown to the right. Place

this alias on the desktop.

Quick Ceph®Systems

Doc ID# 1033ScanMaker8700_Setup - Revision 4/ 3/0

Microtek ScanMaker 8700 Setup

http://www.quickceph.com/docs/1033ScanMaker8700_Setup.pdf

Once the software for the Microtek ScanMaker 8700 has been installed, you can begin scanning x-rays.

The following section covers the recommended settings for Quick Ceph 000 and Quick Ceph Image Pro.

Place the x-ray on the Glass Film Holder, as shown on the right. The

x-ray should be placed face-down on the glass with the nose facing

toward the back of the Film Holder. Slide the Glass Film Holder back

into the scanner. You are now ready to turn on the software.

Double click on the “ScanWizard 5 V5.71” icon to launch the scanner

software. The Standard Control Panel window for the scanner set-

tings will appear. Click on the red arrow icon in the upper right corner

of the control panel, as highlighted below to open the Advanced

Control Panel.

After the Advanced Control Panel appears, click on the face icon found

under the menu bar of the preview window and select the “Positive

Transparency” option. This turns on the transparency option.

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Setting up the Scanner Interface

Type of Image:

X-Ray images should be set to “Gray Scale (16-bit)” for bet-

ter quality.

Resolution:

The image resolution for Quick Ceph 000 is: 144 dpi

The image resolution for Quick Ceph Image Pro is: 7 dpi

Dimensions:

These are the marquee settings. To change these values, type

in the values shown below for the different Quick Ceph software.

Note: The units must initially be changed to pixels.

The recommended dimensions for Quick Ceph 000 are:

W: 1150 pixels x H: 1150 pixels at 100%

The recommended dimensions for Quick Ceph Image Pro are:

W: 5 0 pixels x H: 5 0 pixels at 100%

Image Rotation:

This button allows you to rotate the scanned images 90º

once they are scanned. This is necessary for QCIPro. For

QC 000, users can rotate the image 90º during the import of

the x-ray images.

On the Settings menu, adjust the scanner to the recommend-

ed settings, as shown below.

Note: Settings displayed are for QC 000.

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Scanning with the ScanMaker 8700

Overview Button:

Click this button once the scanner

settings have been entered to pre-

view the x-ray.

Image Correction:

If the image requires adjustment,

click on the Correction menu and

select the “Brightness and Contrast”

option to lighten or darken the x-ray,

The “Brightness and Contrast”

menu is shown below. The images

preview the effect of the changes.

To apply the changes, click on “OK”.

Saving the File:

Once the desired corrections have

been made to the image, you can

save the file. Click once on the

“Scan To” icon at the top of the pre-

view window.

By default, the image will be

scanned to a file, and the window

shown to the right will appear.

Hold down the Scan To button

brings up an option menu to allow

you to send the scanned image to

a different location, such as the

printer, for example.

Click on “Save” to save the image.

2This window displays

where the scanned files

will be saved to. By

default, it saves it to the

My Images folder,

which has a shortcut on

the desktop.

We recommend naming

the files with the name

of the patient, followed

by the type of x-ray.

This allows for easier

identification.

The file format should

be set to TIFF for high-

er image quality.

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