Using Auto Scanning - Casio YC-400 User Manual

Scanning Images (Scanner Mode)

Using Auto Scanning

Auto scanning automatically detects when a document placed onto the PJ Camera Stand
stops moving, and records its image automatically. Auto scanning is best when you need to
record a large number of images for storage on your computer's hard disk.
Auto scanning automatically detects when the document on the document stage stops
moving and records its image. Even if you are still holding the document, auto scanning
will record its image if it detects that it has stopped moving. If auto scanning
automatically records the document before you are ready, remove the document and then
replace it onto the document stage.
Never write on the document stage and take care to guard against scratching or
otherwise damaging it. Writing or other marks on the document stage can interfere with
proper document detection.
Scanning Documents Using Auto Scanning
Auto scanning is the initial default setting for the Scanner Mode.
If you have changed the Scanner Mode setting to Manual, be sure to change back to
Auto before performing the following procedure. Use the [Scanner] tab of the operating
environment dialog box to change the Scanner Mode setting. For more information, see
"PJ Camera Software Operating Environment" (page 109).
1.
Select [Scanner] on the [File] menu or click
If the dialog box for adjusting camera position
appears, point the PJ Camera downwards at the
document stage, and make sure there is no
document on it. For more information about
camera position adjustment, see "Adjusting the
Camera Position" (page 36).
Entering the Scanner Mode displays the scanner
window. The image area of the scanner window
shows a rough (monitor) image of the document
on the document stage of the PJ Camera Stand.
The preview list and playlist areas will also
appear to the right of the scanner window, but
these lists are not used for scanning operations.
All scanning operations are performed using the
scanner window.
Nothing will be displayed on the PJ Camera
monitor screen.
on the toolbar.
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