Contents Warnings ..............................5 Declaration of Conformity ........................6 Identification of parts: ..........................7 Scanner stand parts identification...................... 7 AIO / Touch screen stand parts identification..................9 Accessory boxes ..........................11 Stand Assembly............................. 12 Fitting AIO stand, and attaching the AIO (or Touch Screen) ............. 19 Scanner connections ..........................
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Preview ............................. 55 File Settings (Scan/Edit) ........................ 55 Print Settings (Copy/Print) ......................55 Crop ............................... 56 Deskew ............................56 Black Point & White Point ......................59 Brightness and contrast ........................ 59 Sharpening............................ 60 Color Change ..........................60 Invert ............................. 61 Mirror ............................
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Display: ............................96 User/Global: ..........................96 Copy a Preset (Make a new Preset): ..................... 96 Delete a Preset: ..........................96 Edit a Preset: ..........................97 User Accounts ..........................100 Administrator ..........................100 Power Users ..........................101 Users ............................102 Creating User Accounts ....................... 104 Login Details ..........................
Warnings Do not drop the scanner. The scanner contains components that could be damaged by severe shock. Beware of trapping fingers when opening or closing the scanner. Beware of exposed electrical connectors if the covers are removed. No user serviceable parts inside.
Identification of parts: Unpack & check all contents of the box, so as not to throw away any parts with the packaging. Scanner stand parts identification. Part 6 will be provided straight (as shown) to fit the TX-3000 printer, and right-angled shaped to fit the TX-4000 printer.
Accessory boxes AIO PC Box Or Touch Screen Box Accessory Box 15.6” AIO PC 15.6” Touch screen Power Supply 19V 4.73A Mains power cable (Region Power Supply Power Supply dependent) – 1 for scanner, 1 for AIO/touch screen. USB stick - SmartWorks MFP V5 USB stick –...
Stand Assembly. Please read and understand the full instructions before starting the assembly and fitting the scanner stand. 1. Assemble the stand. Note: There are 2 types of tie bars supplied – straight for the Tx3000 (as shown above), and right angled shaped for the Tx4000 (photo below).
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5. Turn the nuts to tighten the clamps until firm. Then tighten the screws on the back of the clamps. 6. Refit the 2 screws to the rear of the printer lid to attach the tie bars of the scanner stand. 7.
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8. Release the lock on the right-hand gas spring and press the stand down. Use the hook to keep the gas springs compressed and the scanner stand in the lower position. 9. Place the scanner onto the scanner tray taking note to align the pins on the shelf into the holes on the underside of the scanner.
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10. Fit 2 screws through the back of the scanner tray into the rear of the scanner. 11. Remove the hook and raise the scanner until the right-hand gas strut clicks to lock. Fit 2 screws into the underside of the scanner. (The hook should be kept in a safe place as it is required to remove the scanner from the scanner stand assembly).
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3. Turn the AIO pole upside down and feed the AIO power supply lead through the pole before it is fitted to the printer. Also, feed a network cable (not supplied) through the pole. Note: If your system includes the Touch Screen in place of the AIO, you will require power, video and USB cables to connect to a locally provided PC.
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4. Hook the AIO stand box over the foot of the printer stand. Clamp the box to the upright of the printer stand using 2 screws. If the castor underneath the AIO stand box does not touch the ground, adjust the screw and nut, so the wheel rests on the ground. 5.
Scanner connections On the back of the scanner, connect the power cable. Use the 2 Velcro straps to attach the power supply block to the angled arm (stand item #2) at the bottom of the scanner stand. Route the cable as per the diagram using the cable clips on the scanner stand installed previously.
AIO connections Grounding LAN Network (RJ45) USB 3.0 Port USB 3.0 Port USB 3.0 Port USB 2.0 Port DC-IN Jack Connect the USB3 cable to one of the USB3 ports (c, d, or e) on the back of the AIO PC. ...
Opening and closing the scanner lid The scanner closes in 2 stages. The first click should be used when the scanner is not in use as it puts less pressure on the foam hold-up roller, and prevents it forming a flat spot if left for a long period without turning. The second click is for normal scanning use.
Loading documents into the scanner Caution: The scanner’s scan glass will be permanently damaged if you try to scan documents that contain staples, paper clips or other similar objects. Avoid scanning documents with sticky tape or Post-It notes as the glue can adhere to the scan glass resulting in image quality issues. ...
All-In-One PC Configuration If your AIO has already had the Operating System configured to a language, skip this section. All-In-One first power on – Operating System language selection. 1. Power on, and wait for the PC to boot to the first screen shown below. From the drop down menus, choose the country, language and keyboard then select Next.
SmartWorks MFP V5 Software Preparation 1. Ensure the scanner is configured and powered on. 2. Ensure the printer is configured and powered on. 3. Install and configure the Windows printer driver for the printer. Although SmartWorks MFP5 has its own internal printer driver, it passes the data to the printer via the spooler of the Windows printer driver.
Overview This application is designed to be operated via a touch screen. It is part of an MFP system which includes a T25/T36 large format scanner and a Canon printer. The functions supported are: Copy, Scan, Print, Edit, Copy & Archive.
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The options will change according to the function at the front of the carousel. More options are available under the More Options button. The right side panel of the screen shows features that define the mode of operation for that function: E.g.
As you navigate through the menus there is a Home button and sometimes a Back button in the top right corner. Some screen use an OK button to return to the previous page. Home – returns to the Home page Back –...
Scanner Setup When the scanner is powered on and connected to the PC, the software will automatically detect the scanner and display it in the bottom left hand corner. Scanner info and settings The status of the scanner is shown in the bottom left hand corner of the screen, and selecting the “i” will provide more settings.
Scan speed can be adjusted as follows: 100% = full speed, 50% = ½ speed, 33% = 1/3 speed, 25 = ¼ speed. Use slower speeds to scan delicate documents or to prevent Stop/Start scanning. The power save time defines how long with no activity before the scanner goes into its energy saving sleep mode.
Printer info and settings Once configured, the status of the printer is shown in the bottom right hand corner of the screen, and selecting the “i” will provide the printer model, its port and the media type loaded. Certain printer models display additional settings that can be edited by the user. For example, the user can choose a different paper type if the printer supports 2 rolls.
Function requirements – When the Green button is displayed. Demo Mode. Copy, Scan and Copy & Archive – The Scanner must be on with a document loaded, and the printer must be online. Print – A file must be selected and the printer must be online. Edit –...
Operation Home Page – Batch Mode and Preview definition Batch Mode (Copy, Scan, Copy & Archive mode) – The first document of the batch requires the green button to be used, but the system will automatically start scanning as each subsequent document is loaded into the scanner until the batch processed is stopped by using the Blue button.
Quick Copy, Scan or Copy & Archive without Preview 1. Insert the original document into the centre of the scanner, face up. The size of the document will be displayed in the bottom left hand corner of the software. 2. Select Copy, Scan or Copy & Archive on the Home page. 3.
Quick Copy, Scan or Copy & Archive with Preview 1. Insert the original document into the centre of the scanner, face up. The size of the document will be displayed in the bottom left hand corner of the software. 2. Select Copy, Scan or Copy & Archive on the Home page. 3.
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2. Select the File – Browse to find the Tiff or JPEG file you wish to Edit or Print. 3. Press the Green button. 4. A preview image will be displayed. Adjust as necessary. (See Preview). 5. Press the Green button to Save or Print with the images adjustments. Press the Home button to cancel.
Preview The Preview screen is available for all functions (except Settings & Help) to allow image adjustment. Home: Cancel image adjustments and return to the Home page. Zoom: + and -. You can also zoom in and out using 2 finger gestures on the image. When zoomed in, pan using 1 finger on the image.
Crop Positions a crop box on the screen to allow you to select the area to print/save. Once the area is selected, press Crop once more to apply. You can press the Crop button again, to adjust again if necessary, but always press the Crop a second time to apply.
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Zoom out to see the top of the image and notice the diamond mark in the top left-hand corner of the image. Touch the diamond and drag it to the right end of a line on the image you wish to use to align the Deskew.
Black Point & White Point The Black Point changes the very dark areas of the image to black. Adjust the slider further to the right (the number increases) to increase the amount of the image forced to black. The White Point changes the very light areas of the image to white. Adjust the slider further to the left (the number decreases) to increase the amount of the image forced to white.
Adjusting using sliders: Touch the dot on the slider and drag it left or right. Alternatively, touch the slider to the left or right side of the dot to make step changes. Sharpening. Emphasises lines and edges. w much to increase the contrast between the light and dark sides Amount: Defines ho of the line/edges.
Adjusting using sliders: Touch the dot on the slider and drag it left or right. Alternatively, touch the slider to the left or right side of the dot to make step changes. Invert Changes colors to their opposite color. Most often used to convert white lines on a blue or black background to black or blue lines on white background.
Simple Threshold (Black & White mode) Simple Threshold sets a single threshold value for the whole image, so works well with clean originals. Defines the value at which pixels are either set to black or white. Higher values set more pixels to black.
Batch Mode without Preview Batch Mode (Copy, Scan, Copy & Archive mode): The first document of the batch requires the green button to be used, but the system will automatically start scanning as each subsequent document is loaded into the scanner. The batch processed is stopped by using the Blue button.
Batch Mode with Preview Batch Mode (Copy, Scan, Copy & Archive mode): The first document of the batch requires the green button to be used, but the system will automatically start scanning as each subsequent document is loaded into the scanner. Each document will be displayed on screen to allow image adjustment.
Scan to Multi Page PDF without Preview The first page of the Multi Page PDF file requires the green button to be used, but the system will automatically start scanning as each subsequent page is loaded into the scanner. The screen displayed the number of pages scanned so far. (In this example, 3 pages have been scanned and the system is waiting for page 4 to be inserted into the scanner).
Scan to Multi Page PDF with Preview The first page of the Multi Page PDF file requires the green button to be used, but the system will automatically start scanning as each subsequent page is loaded into the scanner. Each document will be displayed on screen to allow image adjustment. The image adjustments are applied and the page is saved when the next document is inserted into the scanner.
Copy – More Options Options: Scanner options: “i”. Choose scanner eject path: Rear or rewind to front. Scan speed can be adjusted as follows: 100% = full speed, 50% = ½ speed, 33% = 1/3 speed, 25 = ¼ speed. Use slower speeds to scan delicate documents and to prevent Stop/Start scanning. Printer options: “i”.
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Auto – The scanner detects the width and length of the document. Full Width – The width is set to 25” for a T25 scanner, or 36” for a T36 scanner. The length is detected by the scanner. ...
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Copy More Options – Page 2: Fine Detail: Neutralises (make grey) the color fringes typically seen above and below scanned fine lines and text. Auto Crop. Removes a 3mm border from all sides of the scanned image when printed. This will not affect the preview image displayed, but removes the margins for printing.
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Scan Options Presets: Document type & color mode (color, greyscale or black & white). Quality: Draft, Standard, High Scan to: PC or USB. Scan to PC is default. The button will automatically change to Scan to USB when a USB memory stick has been inserted into the PC.
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Auto – The scanner detects the width and length of the document. Full Width – The width is set to 25” for a T25 scanner, or 36” for a T36 scanner. The length is detected by the scanner. ...
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Dimensions ANSI Dimensions ARCH Dimensions 841mm x 34in x 44 in ARCH E 36inx 48in 1189mm 841mm x 34in x 22 in ARCH D 36in x 24in 594mm 594mm x 22in x 17 in ARCH C 24in x 18in 420mm 297mm x 17in x 11in ARCH B...
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Scan to Cloud: The scan file will be sent to the Direct Print and Share software ready to be uploaded to the cloud of your choice. Direct Print and Share must be installed on the same PC as SmartWorks MFP. Scan More Options –...
Copy & Archive – More Options Options: Scanner options: “i”. Choose scanner eject path: Rear or rewind to front. Scan speed can be adjusted as follows: 100% = full speed, 50% = ½ speed, 33% = 1/3 speed, 25 = ¼ speed.
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Copy & Archive Options Presets: Document type & color mode (color, greyscale or black & white). Quality: Draft, Standard, High Scan to: PC or USB. Scan to PC is default. The button will automatically change to Scan to USB when a USB memory stick has been inserted into the PC.
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Auto – The scanner detects the width and length of the document. Full Width – The width is set to 25” for a T25 scanner, or 36” for a T36 scanner. The length is detected by the scanner. ...
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Copy & Archive More Options – Page 3: Fine Detail: Neutralises (make grey) the color fringes typically seen above and below scanned fine lines and text. Auto Crop. Removes a 3mm border from all sides of the scanned image when printed. This will not affect the preview image displayed, but removes the margins for printing.
Printer Settings – Change the printer. The Printer Settings is used when a different printer needs to be associated with SmartWorks MFP. Press the Printer Settings button and the software will display a list of installed supported printer drivers. Select the desired printer from the list of installed supported Windows printers and press OK. The software will then search and communicate with the printer, so the printer must be online.
Program Preferences Page 1 Home Screen Functions displayed. It is possible to choose which function are displayed on the Home page carousel. Please note the Settings function cannot be removed. (Default – all on) Papers Displayed In the menus showing paper sizes, you can choose which standard paper sizes are displayed. It is recommended to choose only the sizes for your applications to keep the UI less cluttered with icons that will not be used.
Software Reset Time Set the time with no activity for program to reset to the Program Preferences and return to Home Page. If User Accounts are enabled, then the current user will be logged out. (Default – 2 minutes) Language Select the language for the software.
Presets – Default/Display/Copying/Editing Choose the type of Presets you would like to create/edit or delete. E.g. Copy Presets The current list of available Presets is displayed. Default: The Preset with the Green dot under the “Default” column is the Preset that will be set after power on or a timeout reset.
Display: The Presets displayed on the function pages can be limited to remove unused Presets from the list. The Preset itself is not deleted, so can be used later if required. To change which Presets are displayed, select the Preset to highlight it, then select the on/off under the “Display”...
Edit a Preset: Select the Preset to highlight the Preset you wish to edit. Select the Edit button. o You cannot edit a Fixed Preset. File Settings You can change the Filename Prefix, the Scan Folder, File Type and File Compression for JPG and PDF files.
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File Compression for JPG and PDF files can be set at different levels for each Quality Mode. A lower number produces a smaller file size, but the image quality is lower. Scan Settings You can change the scan dpi for the Draft, Standard & High Quality modes. The maximum is 1200dpi. (Defaults: Draft = 200dpi, Standard=300dpi &...
User Accounts If User Accounts are not enabled, the software is not password protected and is operated at the Administrator level. Up to 20 user accounts can be set in the software with different levels of capability under Settings. Administrator Power User User Personalise...
Power Users Power users have a limited Settings page. Power Users can create and edit their own Presets, which includes setting their own scan paths. Program Preferences: Administrator define whether Home Screen Functions Displayed, Papers Displayed, Settings and Personalise are fixed or can be edited by the Power Users. If these are all fixed, Power Users can only adjust the following: ...
Users Users have the least ability to change the program Settings. Users have a limited Settings page. Program Preferences: Administrator define whether Home Screen Functions Displayed, Papers Displayed, Settings and Personalise are fixed or can be edited by the Power Users. If these are all fixed, Power Users can only adjust the following: ...
Creating User Accounts Select Setting – User Accounts, and turn User Accounts On. When you enable User Accounts for the first time you will prompted to add the Username & Password of the Administrator. There can only be one Administrator of the system. WARNING: Please ensure you keep a record of the Administrator Username and Password as you need to be able to enter these details to be able to edit or disable User Accounts.
Once you have created the Admin User (Gold color), add other users as required up to a maximum of 20 users, choosing whether they are a Power User (Silver color) or a User (Bronze color). Define a unique Username and Password for each user. Login Details In the following example, there is 1 x Administrator, 2 x Power Users and 2 x Users with single character Username and single digit Passwords.
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When you exit the page, you will prompted to log in before continuing. This page will request the Username and/or Password depending on how the Logon Details are set. With User Accounts enabled, the Home page will show which user is logged on and provide a Logout selection at the bottom of the screen.
User level configuration options When logged on as the Administrator, different options can be set for Power Users or Users. In Settings – Program Preferences, new options are displayed to the Administrator who can define whether Home Screen Functions Displayed, Papers Displayed, Settings and Personalise are fixed or can be edited by the Users.
Scanner Maintenance Cleaning the scanner Under the lid, clean the scan glass and pinch wheel. You can freely rotate the pinch wheels to be able to clean all sides. In the lower chassis clean the hold-up roller and all the drive wheels. Pushing on one of the drive rollers will rotate all drive rollers and the hold-up roller, enabling access to clean all sides.
Calibrate the scanner Ensure the scanner is cleaned before the Calibration is performed. Calibrating a dirty scanner can introduce more problems. Remove the Document Return Guides. From the Home screen, select the scanner “i” in the bottom left hand corner. Press Calibrate.
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The calibration target will feed back & forth. Wait a few minutes until the process is complete. When complete the software will automatically return to the Home page. Press rewind on the scanner to eject the target. Replace the calibration target in its packaging and keep in a safe place where it will not be damaged or bent until required again.
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The calibration target will feed back & forth. Wait a few minutes until the process is complete. When complete the software will automatically return to the Home page. Press rewind on the scanner to eject the target. Replace the calibration target in its packaging and keep in a safe place where it will not be damaged or bent until required again.
Consumables Parts that wear according to operational usage are deemed consumables and can be purchased from your supplier. Those scanner parts considered to be consumables are: o Scan Glass. o Document Hold Up roller. o Calibration/Stitch Target. o Paper Edge Guides. o Document Return Guides.
Application notes Tightly curled documents Prior to scanning, flatten the document as best as possible. During the scan process, guide the document as it feeds through the scanner to prevent the original re-entering the scanner. If the original is allowed to re-enter the scanner, it will result in a paper jam and possible damage the original document.
Eliminating clipped copies If you scan a 594mm original as fixed size A1, then the image is 594mm wide. The printer has a 3mm margin either side that it cannot print within. That means on a 594mm roll, only 588mm can be printed on. Therefore, copying a 594mm original scan onto the 588mm printable width of the paper will mean the image is shifted 3mm to the side and 6mm (2 x 3mm) is clipped from the far side.
Troubleshooting Operation errors Document does not feed correctly. The document is not fed straight into the scanner. Hold the original document with two hands and feed into the scanner until you feel equal resistance on both sides from the feed rollers. If the document is not straight, rewind the original and try again.
Image Quality The following scanned image shows possible image errors and the actions required to resolve them. Vertical lines = Dirt on Scan Colour variation over approximately 8” glass or poor calibration – (200mm) sections, or vertical streaks within these sections –...
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Calibrating the scanner will remove the streaking and clean up the white background. Calibration adjusts the optical sensitivity of each pixel in the sensor to give the correct levels of black and white. Calibrate the scanner Auto-stitch the scanner to align broken lines. Auto-stitch adjusts the electronic alignment of each segments of the scan sensor for both front to back and left to right alignment to avoid “stitch errors”...
Scanner controls LED status Temp: 10-35C Environment Humidity: 10-90% Software (included) SmartWorks MFP V5 (Supports only T25 / T36 scanner) OS for software Win 8/10 (64 bit) 15.6” AIO PC, Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB CPU: Intel Celeron G3900TE 2.3GHz AIO PC...
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Notes: (1) Thick documents up to 2mm must be flexible and the paper return guide removed. Some media should be scanned at reduced speeds to obtain optimal image quality. It is not possible to guarantee to scan all media. For large heavyweight media we recommend the scanner be placed on a flat surface and the operator supports the document as it enters and exits the scanner.
Glossary of Terms All-In-One PC. The PC is contained in the monitor. ANSI America National Standards Institute. Standard paper sizes definition. ARCH Architectural paper sizes. Standard paper sizes definition. Adjusts the electronic alignment of each segments of the scan sensor for Auto-Stitch both front to back and left to right alignment to avoid “stitch errors”...
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