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Step 12—Connect the scanner
Connect the device as described in the hardware documenta-
tion. If you are using the LS-2000 or COOLSCAN III, be sure to
turn the computer off before connecting the device. If you are
using a scanner with an IEEE 1394/Firewire or USB interface,
such as the 4000 ED or COOLSCAN IV ED, you can leave the
computer on while connecting the scanner. Note, however, that
if you are using the 4000 ED under Windows 98 Second Edition,
you will need to install the IEEE 1394 driver update provided
with Nikon Scan before connecting the scanner.
Step 13—Turn the scanner on
Turn the scanner on. If you are using a scanner with a SCSI
interface, such as the LS-2000 or COOLSCAN III, after turning
the scanner on turn on the computer and start Windows.
Step 14—Register the scanner with Windows
The registration process differs depending on the scanner and
operating system used. Click
tions on registering your scanner.
Once you have registered your scanner, installation is complete.
Click
here
to view the next chapter.
Pg. For more information on:
A–1 IEEE 1394 driver update for Windows 98 SE
Getting Started: Installation
Windows
here
for step-by-step instruc-
Step 12—Connect the scanner
Connect the device as described in the hardware documenta-
tion. If you are using the LS-2000 or COOLSCAN III, be sure to
turn the computer off before connecting the device. If you are
using a scanner with an IEEE 1394/Firewire or USB interface,
such as the 4000 ED or COOLSCAN IV ED, you can leave the
computer on while connecting the scanner.
Step 13—Turn the scanner on
Turn the scanner on. If you are using a scanner with a SCSI
interface, such as the LS-2000 or COOLSCAN III, after turning
the scanner on turn on the computer and start Windows.
Installation is now complete. Click
chapter.
To check whether Mac OS recognizes the scanner, use the Apple
System Profiler in the Apple menu.
Macintosh
here
to view the next
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