Document Outline

• Nikon
  • TRANTOR-New Horizons in SCSI Design SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT
  • Introduction
    • Before You Begin
    • About this Manual
      • Very important informational items are printed in boldfaced type with a triangular alert icon located in the margin.
      • Unpacking
        • Again, if you have not done so already, please review the Open Me Fiirii documents enclosed with your Coolscan before proceeding in this manual.
      • Registration
      • Software Backups
      • Minimum PC System Requirements
      • Suggested System Configurations
  • Setting Up Coolscan
    • The Front Panel
      • Film Slot
      • Focus Wheel
      • Power/Busy/Error Indicator Light
        • If you are installing an LS-10 model, please proceed to the section “The Rear Panel - LS-10.”
    • The Rear Panel - LS-10E
      • Please proceed to the section “Orientation and Placement of the LS-IOE.”
    • The Rear Panel - LS-10
      • Please proceed to the section “Transporting Coolscan.”
    • Orientation and Placement of the LS-10E
      • Proper Orientation
      • Proper Placement
    • Transporting Coolscan
      • If you are installing an LS-10, please proceed to the section “General Safety Precautions.”
    • Connecting AC Power to the LS-10E
    • Safety Precautions When Connecting AC Power to the LS-10E
    • AC Power Safety Precautions - LS-10E
    • General Safety Precautions
    • Installation Precautions
      • The following guidelines should be observed when installing Coolscan:
      • Electrostatic discharge will damage the scanner if you touch its SCSI connector pins. Do not touch the pins.
  • The SCSI Interface
    • System Requirements for SCSI Installation
    • Setting the SCSI ID
      • Determining Which SCSI ID Number to Use
    • Terminating the SCSI Chain
      • Terminating the LS-10E
      • Terminating the LS-10
    • SCSI Cables
      • If you are installing an LS-10, please proceed to the section “SCSI Cables Used With the LS-10.”
      • SCSI cables should never be connected or disconnected while the SCSI device or the computer is powered on. Such action can damage the SCSI controller card.
      • Please proceed to the section The PC’s External SCSI Connector.
    • The PC's External SCSI Connector
      • Please proceed to the section “The SCSI Chain.”
    • The PC's Internal SCSI Connector
    • The SCSI Chain
    • The SCSI Controller Card
      • ns Do not attempt to insert this card into a microchannel bus slot. If you need a microchannel bus card, the T-228 is the equivalent to the T-130.
      • Setting the SCSI Controller Card Configuration
    • Installing the SCSI Controller Card Into the Computer
      • Never leave a dropped screw inside the computer.
      • If you are installing an LS-10, please proceed to the section “Setting Up the SCSI Chain - LS-10.”
    • Setting Up the SCSI Chain - LS-lOE
      • Connecting IWo SCSI Devices
        • Procedure (Use the SCSI cable supplied with Coolscan):
      • Connecting Multiple SCSI Devices
        • Procedure (using a Centronics 50-pin to Centronics 50-pin SCSI cable — not supplied):
        • Please proceed to the section “Important Information About the SCSI Interface.”
    • Setting Up the SCSI Chain - IS-10
      • Connecting Two SCSI Devices
        • Procedure (use the supplied 3-connector 50-pin flat SCSI cable):
      • Connecting Multiple SCSI Devices
        • Procedure (use the supplied 3-connector 50-pin flat SCSI cable):
      • Important Information
    • About the SCSI Interface
      • 1. It is a standardized interface.
      • 2. It is a multi-device interface.
      • 3. It is a fast parallel interface.
      • 4. SCSI devices can easily be connected, disconnected, and moved.
      • Never connect or disconnect SCSI devices while the computer or any SCSI device is powered on.
  • Mounting the IS* 10
    • This chapter covers installation of the LS-10 model only. Proceed to Chapter Five if you are installing an LS-lOE model.
    • Overview
    • The PC's Drive Bays
      • Your PC must have the following in order to accommodate Coolscan:
    • The Guide Rails
    • Procedure 4.1 - Mounting the Guide Rails
      • Never force the scanner into the drive bay. Be careful of sharp sheet metal in the drive bay while inserting and removing Coolscan.
      • Before Inserting Coolscnn into the Drive Bay
      • Procedure 4.2 - Installing Coolscan into the Drive Bay
  • Software Installation
    • Nikon Scanner Plug-in Software
    • Coolscan Control Software
    • Eject.EXE Software
    • Nikon Installer Software
    • System Requirements
      • The Distribution Diskette
    • Running the Nikon Installer
      • The Software Installer Dialog
      • The Product Selection Dialog
      • The Installation Options Dialog
        • Installation Options
      • The Path Selection for Files Dialog
        • Path Selection tor Files ■
          • Improperly editing the Config.SYS file may cause your system to operate improperly.
    • Installing Third-Party Applications
      • The Path Selection for Installer Dialog
        • Please enter the directory to install your application from.
        • Path;
        • A:\PSSETUP.EXE
        • This will call the setup program for the application you just selected. If you have already installed the application, press the "Skip" button.
      • The Installation Method Dialog
        • Select an installation process.
        • ^viNew Installation!
        • You will be installing new application software as well as the drivers on this disk.
        • O Updating a current installation
        • You will be installing only the drivers on this disk.
        • Back
        • Exit
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      • Installing the SCSI Driver Software
      • Conclusion
  • Troubleshooting
    • Problem: My scanner cannot be found by the Nikon Scanner Driver.
    • Problem: Scanning is very slow.
    • Problem: My SCSI hard disk is unreliable since I installed Coolscan.
    • Problem; I get a system error when I'm scanning.