Canon scanner CanoScan N656U User Manual

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Installing ScanGear
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Installing ScanGear CS-U
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Installing ScanGear CS-U
Before you install ScanGear CS-U, make sure that you have accomplished
the following tasks:
•Make sure that the computer is equipped with an enabled USB
port. In My Computer - Control Panel - System icon, click the
Device Manager tab and double-click “Universal serial bus
controler”. If you can see the names of the Host Controller and
USB Root Hub displayed, the computer is equipped with an
enabled USB port. Some computers may require enabling the USB
function with a BIOS setting. For details about enabling the USB
port with the BIOS setting, see your computer manual.
•Make sure the scanner is connected to a computer.
•If a previous version of ScanGear CS is installed on your computer,
uninstall it before you install ScanGear CS-U 5.7.
Note
•With Windows 2000 Professional, ensure that you log on
as an Administrator to install/uninstall the software.
•If ScanGear CS-U has already been installed according to
the instructions in the Getting Started guide that came
with the scanner, there is no need to perform the
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Installing ScanGear CS-U
Follow this procedure to install ScanGear CS-U. To perform this
procedure you need CanoScan Setup Utility CD-ROM.
1.Connect the scanner and computer with the USB cable. Then turn
on the computer.
A brief message will tell you that an unknown device has been
detected, then the Add New Hardware Wizard dialog box opens.
2.Click the Next button. 
						

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Confirm that the first button is selected (Search for the best driver
for your device) and click the Next button.
4.Insert the CanoScan Setup Utility CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.
5.If you use the English version (uni-language) CanoScan Setup Utility
CD-ROM, select the “CD-ROM drive” then click the Next button.
If you use the multi-language CanoScan Setup Utility CD-ROM,
select the “Specify a location:” and click the Browse button. In the
Browse for Folders dialog, navigate in the CD-ROM drive to find
the Scangear folder and select the English folder then click the OK
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Confirm the name of the scanner is displayed, and click the Next
button to start copying the files.
7.When you are prompted to insert the Windows 98 CD-ROM, after
clicking the OK button, click the Browse button . Specify the
CanoScan Setup Utility CD-ROM drive as the file source, then click
the OK button.
8.Click the Finish button to complete the installation procedure. 
						

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Uninstalling ScanGear CS-U
Uninstalling ScanGear CS-U using the CanoScan
Setup Utility CD-ROM
Always uninstall ScanGear CS-U with this procedure if you
are using Windows 2000 Professional.
1.Place the CanoScan Setup Utility CD-ROM in the drive.
2.Click the [Uninstall the Software] button in the CD-ROM’s menu
window.
3.Click the [Uninstall ScanGear CS-U] button in the Uninstall menu
window.
4.Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the procedure.
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Uninstalling ScanGear CS-U (Windows 98)
Follow the procedure below if you use Windows 98 and cannot uninstall
ScanGear CS-U using the Uninstall menu of the CanoScan Setup Utility
CD-ROM.
1.Click the Start button, point to Settings, and click Control Panel.
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Click the name of the scanner to highlight it then click the Remove
button.
When the scanner is not connected to the computer, the name of the
scanner will not be displayed so it cannot be uninstalled. Before you
uninstall the scanner, make sure that it was connected to the computer
when the system was started up.
4.Click the OK button to close the dialog box.
5.Double-click the “System” icon in the Control Panel, click the
“Device Manager” tab and search for the “Other Devices”
category. If “CanoScan” appears, select it and click the “Remove”
button. Click the “OK” button after “CanoScan” is removed.
6.Delete the Canon Inc.N065U.INF (or Canon Inc.N122U.INF )file
from the following folder:
C:\Windows\Inf\Other
7.Delete the scanner folder:
C:\Windows\Twain_32\N065U
(or C:\Windows\Twain_32\N122U) 
						

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Simple Mode and
Advanced Mode
What are the Simple Mode and Advanced
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What are the Simple Mode
and Advanced Mode?
You can run ScanGear CS-U in either of two modes:  the Simple Mode
and Advanced Mode.
Simple Mode
The Simple Mode, as its name implies, is easy to use and fast. You can
set up a scanning job quickly just by selecting from the name that best
describes the job you want to execute:  Color Photo, Color Photo Fine,
B&W Photo, and so on.  All you have to do is select one Image Type
setting which sets up the scanning job for you automatically. You can
accept the settings and start the scanning job, or you can make small
adjustments to the settings before you begin. For routine scanning jobs
you can create your own Image Types and save them under a name that
will listed among the pre-defined selections.
Advanced Mode
The Advanced Mode presents more options which allow you to set up
professional quality scanning jobs.  You can use precise settings to select
the scanning area in the Preview Area, adjust Color Mode and
Resolution, and take advantage of the wide selection of Tone options
(adjusting Contrast/Brightness, Gamma, Histogram, Special Tone Curve,
and Threshold).