Canon MS-350 - Manual (Page 3)

Optional Canon Printers
deliver performance
For scan-to-print applications, the MS-350 can be
configured to connect directly to a Canon Fileprint laser
printer without the need of a PC connection. With the
MS-350’s optional Digital Micro Printer (DMP) Board
installed, you can easily connect a choice of two compact
printers employing Canon’s leading-edge laser printing
technology. Whether your needs call for the versatile,
high-capacity Fileprint 450, or the economical Fileprint 250,
you can be assured of high-quality output. And with 600-dpi
resolution, you can faithfully reproduce a wide range of
micro-images, including those hardest to read.
The Canon Fileprint 450 produces 600-dpi output at 10
pages per minute and delivers high-quality laser printouts
from letter- to ledger-sized. Users can also automatically
enlarge 8-1/2" x 11" screen images to fit 11" x 17"-sized
paper for large-format documents. A universal 250-page
paper cassette is standard, and an optional, large-capacity
500-page paper cassette can be added for high-volume
printing or when the application calls for user-selection of
different paper sizes. For optimum efficiency with the
MS-350, there’s Canon’s economical Fileprint 250 laser
printer for letter-sized printing — a real space saver, its
reliable output will enhance your workflow.
Fileprint 450
Get control of the most demanding tasks
Having instant access to large archives begins with the
Canon MS-350 Digital Microfilm Scanner. In converter
mode, it’s easy to synchronize film scanning with image
processing and even automatic indexing. Configured with
Canon’s optional Fast Search Controllers, the MS-350
provides high-speed access to stored images with automatic
film-loading, automated search and retrieval, and even
advanced printer functions.
Select the file format that’s right for you
The Canon MS-350 Digital Microfilm Scanner enables you to
save your output in the most popular formats — TIFF, BMP,
PDF, and JPEG. In addition, the MS-350’s interchangeable
film carriers handle 16/35mm roll film, ANSI/3M cartridges,
microfiche jackets, and aperture cards.
Taking the mystery out of microfilm
Traditionally, when microfilm or fiche is used as a public
reference resource, staff members need to constantly assist
novice users. The solution image.SCAN software. It offers
step-by-step tutorial videos in English, French, or Spanish
through an easy-to-use touch-screen interface. The highly
informative video tutorials and kiosk-type interface guide
users through everything from film-loading to image
clean-up, saving images, or E-mailing them. Now, even
walk-up users can conveniently access microfilm or
microfiche, by themselves, in record time!
Fileprint 250