A63056, Installation Guide, Kodak Capture Software

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Kodak Capture Software — Installation Guide
Introduction
Kodak Capture Software is a software application that enables all functions of
the following scanners, both simplex and duplex models:
• Kodak i1200 Series Scanners
• Kodak i30 and i40 Scanners
• Kodak i50, i60 and i80 Scanners
• Kodak i1300 Series Scanners
• Kodak i250, i260, i280 Scanners
• Kodak Digital Science 3520 Scanner
• Kodak 3590C Scanner
• Kodak 4500 Scanner
• Kodak i610, i620, i640, i660 Scanners
• Kodak i810, i820, i830 and i840 Scanners
• Kodak i1860 Scanner
This guide provides hardware and software requirements as well as installation
procedures for installing Kodak Capture Software. Information that is pertinent
to a specific scanner will be noted.
In addition to the current Kodak Scanners listed above, Capture Software also
supports:
• Kodak Digital Science Scanner 1500
• Kodak Digital Science Scanner/Microimager 990
• Kodak Imagelink 500 Scanner
System requirements
Following are the minimum software and hardware requirements to run
Capture Software.
Software
All systems require Windows 2000 or Windows XP.
NOTE: The 64-bit Windows operating system, Windows XP Professional x64
Edition, is not supported.
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i1860
i820/i840
i810/i830
i600
i200
i100
i55/i65
i50/i60/i80
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i1300
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i30/i40
4500
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i1200
3590C
Choosing the right processor is important. When the microprocessor is too
slow, your PC cannot keep up with the scanner’s speed, and overall
productivity decreases. See the following table for the processor and memory
requirements for optimal scanning in certain scanning modes.
3520
Hardware
Required Hardware
Pentium 1 GHz
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Pentium 1.5 GHz
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Pentium 2.0 GHz
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Pentium 2.5 GHz
128 MB of RAM
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256 MB of RAM
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512 MB of RAM
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Connections
SCSI Controller Adaptec 2940
or 1542CP
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SCSI Controller Adaptec
19160 or 29160
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IEEE-1394 (FireWire) Controller
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USB Controller
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NOTES:
PC
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If you want to use the deskew, auto-crop, and auto-rotate features when
color scanning in Capture Software, the fastest microprocessor available
(currently the Pentium IV 2.5 GHz) is recommended.
• Specific memory requirements for i1200/i1300 Scanners
- When scanning long documents (over 14 inches in length), 1 GB of
memory is recommended for the best scanning performance.
- For documents over 26 inches in length, 3 GB of memory is
recommended.
- When using advanced image processing features (such as auto
orientation and background color smoothing) 1 GB of memory is
recommended.
• 1 GB (<10 msec) hard disk. For color scanning with the i820, i840 or the
i1860 Scanner, two (2) SCSI hard disk drives are recommended: one for the
operating system and one for storing the scanned images. Much more disk
space may be required for scanned image storage.
• Display monitor and graphic controller
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Most high-quality displays and graphic controllers are acceptable.
The display resolution should be set to at least 800 x 600.
- For black-and-white scanning, the display monitor should be set to at
least 256 Colors. For color scanning with the Kodak color scanners, set
the display monitor to True Color (24 bit or 16 million colors).
- For color scanning with the i660 Scanner, i820, i840 Scanner or the i1860
Scanner, an AGP (Advanced Graphics Processor) video card with 32 MB
of video RAM is recommended.
IEEE-1394 (FireWire) connection
• The i100, i200, i600 Series Scanner or i1860 Scanner should be the only
item plugged into the IEEE-1394 (FireWire) card on the host computer. Use
only the FireWire card and cable that is supplied with the scanner.
SCSI connection
• An Adaptec 2940 controller is recommended. You can also use an Adaptec
1542CP controller. Newer SCSI cards such as the Adaptec 19160 or 29160
may also be used.
• For the i800 Series Scanners, an Adaptec 29160 SCSI controller or
equivalent (Ultra-Wide2 SCSI) is required.
USB connection
• USB Controller for the i30 or i40 Scanners and optionally i55 and i65
Scanners. A USB interface is required. Both USB 1.1 and 2.0 are supported.
However to achieve scanner rated speeds, and to maximize scanner
throughput, a USB 2.0 interface is required.
• USB Controller for the i1200 and i1300 Scanners. A USB 2.0 interface is
required. USB 1.1 is not supported.
Hardware Key
• A USB 1.1 or 2.0 interface for hardware key installation.
NOTES:
• The USB hardware key can be installed on a USB hub used concurrently by
other USB devices.
• A parallel/printer port (with DB-25 female connector) can be used for
hardware key support upon request. Contact your local Kodak Service
Representative for details.
Before you begin
Before installing Capture Software, verify the proper scanner and SCSI board,
IEEE-1394 (FireWire) card setup or USB connection and configuration. For
example, this can be done for the i260 Scanner by running the Scan
Validation Tool from the Kodak>Document Imaging Program Group.
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Accessing the
Capture Software
Setup dialog box
To begin installation:
1. Start up Windows.
2. Go to the root directory of the CD-ROM containing the Setup program and
double-click on the Setup icon. The Capture Software Setup dialog box
appears.
Choose from the following options:
Install Capture Software — you must select the Kodak Scanner model for the
install from the following screen:
• Select the appropriate Scanner model and click Install to continue with the
installation.
Install Demo Applications — if a scanner is attached to your system, you
can choose to install only the Demo Applications. These options install
applications which are already set up and ready to use.
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Install Demo Apps and Emulation Images — if you do not have an
attached scanner, you can choose to install Demo Applications and
Emulation Images. These options allow you to set up Capture Software in
emulation mode which allows you to demonstrate Capture Software without a
scanner attached.
Install Add-Ons — the Capture Software CD may contain additional
components (e.g., Silas Reveille for Kodak Capture Software) that must be
installed separately from Capture Software. If Add-On programs exist, the
Install Capture Software Add-Ons dialog box appears:
• Select the Add-On you want to install and follow the installation instructions.
Tutorial — this interactive presentation explains how to get started using
Capture Software as well as providing an overview of the features and
end-user capabilities.
The Tutorial requires the following system specifications:
• At least 16 MB of RAM
• A 4X CD-ROM drive
• A video card capable of 256 colors
• A Windows-compatible sound card
• A display capable of 800 by 600 resolution
User Guide — launches Acrobat Reader and opens up the .pdf file for the
User's Guide. If Acrobat Reader is not installed on your PC, you can install
Acrobat Reader from the Capture Software CD. After installation, you can go
back and select User Guide to view the Capture Software User's Guide.
Exit — exits the Capture Software Setup program.
3. Go to the section entitled “Installing Capture Software.”
Required TWAIN
data source
Capture Software requires a successful installation of the scanner’s TWAIN
data source (i.e., TWAIN driver) in order to run the scanner properly. The
TWAIN data source must be installed separately from Capture Software. The
latest TWAIN data source can be found at www.kodak.com/go/disupport.
IMPORTANT: Always reboot the host computer after installing Capture
Software and the Scanner Validation Tool to ensure proper
connectivity with your scanner.
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Installing
Capture Software
To install Capture Software:
1. Choose Install Capture Software from the Capture Software Setup dialog
box and select the Kodak Scanner you will be using. The Capture Software
License Agreement appears.
2. Click Yes. The Capture Software Setup dialog box appears.
3. Click Next.
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The Choose Your Capture Software Application Folder dialog box appears.
4. Click Next to install the program in the destination folder indicated,
or click Browse to choose a different folder.
The Select Your Capture Software Language dialog box appears.
5. Choose the desired language(s) from the Languages list box.
6. Click Next.
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The Choose Your Capture Software Multi-User Folder dialog box appears.
7. Click Next to set the Capture Software shared folder to the destination
folder indicated, or click Browse to choose a different folder.
IMPORTANT: When installing in a Capture Software environment where
applications and batches must be shared by more than one
workstation, it is critical that the Multi-User folder on each
workstation is defined exactly the same. It is recommended that
you use UNC syntax (e.g., \\server\cache) whenever possible.
The Choose Your Capture Software Scan Cache Folder dialog box
appears.
8. Click Next to set the default folder location where images are stored during
scanning in the destination folder indicated, or click Browse to choose a
different folder.
IMPORTANT: When installing in a Capture Software environment where
applications and batches must be shared by more than one
workstation, it is critical that the Scan Cache folder on each
workstation is defined exactly the same. It is recommended that
you use UNC syntax (e.g., \\server\cache) whenever possible.
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The Choose Your Capture Software Batch Destination Folder dialog
box appears.
9. Click Next to define the batch destination folder where the Capture
Software batches are transferred to after processing in the destination
folder indicated, or click Browse to choose a different folder.
IMPORTANT: When installing in a multiple scanner environment where
processed batches must all be transferred to the same physical
destination folder, it is critical that the Batch Destination folder
on each Capture Software workstation is defined exactly the
same. You should use UNC syntax (e.g., \\server\batches)
whenever possible.
The Set the Workstation Name and ID # dialog box appears.
10. Click Next to set up the workstation and ID number as shown. If desired,
you can change the workstation name and/or ID number.
NOTE: The workstation name and ID number must be unique when installing
Capture Software on multiple workstations that will use the same multiuser path (i.e., shared applications and page templates).
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The Select Program Icons Folder dialog box appears.
11. Choose one of the Program folders in the list or type a new folder name.
12. Click Next. The Installation Settings Summary dialog box appears.
13. Click Install to complete the Capture Software installation program.
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The files are installed and the Capture Software Program icon is created.
The Capture Software Setup Complete dialog box appears.
14. Check the box to view the README file.
15. Click Finish to complete the Capture Software installation.
When the installation has finished, Capture Software Setup automatically
launches the hardware key driver program.
To install the WIBU-KEY Software Setup program, it is suggested that you
exit all Windows programs (and the control panel).
16. Click Next.
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The WIBU-Key Setup Language dialog box appears.
17. Select the language that the WIBU-Key should support and click Next.
The WIBU-KEY Setup dialog box appears.
18. Click Next.
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The following dialog box appears.
19. Click Next to install the files listed on the WIBU-KEY Setup dialog box.
When the files are installed, the following dialog box appears.
20. Click Next.
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21. Click Finish to complete the WIBU-KEY setup.
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Updating the
Windows ASPI layer
Depending on your Windows operating system, Capture Software Setup may
automatically launch the Windows ASPI layer update program after the WIBUKEY setup is completed.
NOTE: This update program will only appear if you are installing Capture
Software for scanners that require SCSI connectivity (e.g., Scanner
3520).
1. Click Install. When the ASPI layer is updated, the following message ASPI
layer is up to date appears.
2. Click OK. The following message appears.
3. Click Reboot to restart your computer and complete the
ASPI layer update.
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Installing demo
applications and
emulation images
You can also run Capture Software in emulation mode without an attached
scanner. To install demo applications and emulation images and run Capture
Software in emulation mode:
From the Capture Software Setup menu:
1. Choose Install Demo Apps and Emulation Images from the Capture
Software Setup program. The following dialog box appears.
2. Click OK if you want the new Capture Software applications and emulation
images to be copied in the displayed folder, or click Browse to choose a
different folder.
When the files are installed, the message Installation Successful! Capture
Software is switched to emulation mode appears.
3. Click OK.
To use one of the demo applications, open a batch and click the Start button in
Capture Software to feed images. Click on Stop to stop feeding. When the
feeder stops automatically, it could be that you have another range of images.
Click Start again for more images. Each demo application has an associated
README file that you can access by choosing About from the Capture
Software Open Application dialog box. The README text indicates the
number of images and number of image groups for each application. When
you want to start feeding images from the first image on, select Reset
Emulation Feeder from the Page menu or press CTRL+R.
To disable emulation mode, so you can resume using Capture Software with
an attached scanner:
1. Select Scanner>Setup from the Capture Software main window.
2. From the Scanner Setup dialog box, uncheck the Emulation Mode option.
3. Click OK to return to the Capture Software main window.
On the Capture Software CD, in the DOCS directory, is a PDF file entitled
“Demo Script.” Use this demo script to become familiar with the demo
applications and assist you in using the demo applications.
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Installing demo
applications only
To install the demo applications only:
From the Capture Software Setup menu:
1. Choose Install Demo Applications from the Capture Software Setup
program. The following dialog box appears.
2. Click OK to install the new Capture Software Demo Applications.
When the files are installed, the message Installation Successful! appears.
3. Click OK.
NOTE: The Demo applications, when run with a Kodak scanner, have been
set up to use the Capture Software Demo Document set (hard copies
of the emulation images described in the previous section). To obtain
a copy of the Capture Software Demo Document set, go to the
DOCS\DEMODOCS directory on the Capture Software CD and print a
copy. The Demo Document set is contained in several PDF files.
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Uninstalling Capture
Software
To remove Capture Software from your PC:
1. From the Start menu, choose Programs>Kodak Capture
Software>Uninstall.
The Remove the Capture Software Application dialog box appears.
2. Click Next to continue with the uninstall procedure. The following dialog
box appears.
3. If the multi-user folder is not being used by other computers on the same
network, and you want to delete it, click Next.
If you want to keep the multi-user folder, uncheck the Remove multi-user
folder option, and click Next.
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4. If you want to remove the Capture Software scan cache folder, click Next.
Any non-processed batches are deleted.
If you do not want to remove the Capture Software scan cache, uncheck
the Remove scan cache folder option, and click Next. The following
dialog box appears.
5. Click Uninstall to continue to remove the folders and icons listed in the
Current Settings list box.
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When the uninstall procedure is complete, the following dialog
box appears.
6. Click OK to close the dialog box.
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Upgrading your
Capture Software
installation
To upgrade Capture Software:
1. Start up Windows.
2. Go to the root directory of the CD-ROM containing the Setup program and
double-click on the Setup icon. The Capture Software Setup dialog box
appears.
3. Select Install Capture Software. The Select Your Scanner dialog box
appears:
4. Select the scanner that you are using with Capture Software and click
Install. The Installing on Existing Version dialog box appears.
5. Click Next to install the most recent version of Capture Software on the
currently installed version.
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The Select Your Capture Software Language dialog box appears.
6. Choose the desired language(s) from the Languages list box and
click Next. The Installation Setup Summary dialog box appears.
7. Click Install to complete the Capture Software installation program.
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The files are copied and the Capture Software Setup Complete dialog
box appears.
8. To view the README file check the appropriate box and click Finish to
complete the Capture Software installation setup.
NOTE: When upgrading from a previous version of Capture Software, the
program groups will be renamed to one of the following, depending
on the scanner for which you installed Capture Software:
• Kodak Capture Software for IL and DS Scanners
• Kodak Capture Software for i800 Scanners
• Kodak Capture Software for iSeries Scanners
To install the hardware key drivers (not necessary if you have an
existing production installation of Capture Software), check the
appropriate box. Capture Software will automatically launch the
hardware key driver program.
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9. Click Next.
The WIBU-Key Setup Language dialog box appears.
10.Select the language that the WIBU-Key should support and click Next.
To install the WIBU-KEY Software Setup program, it is suggested that you
exit all Windows programs (and the control panel).
The WIBU-KEY Setup dialog box appears.
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11. Click Next. The following dialog box appears.
12. Click Next to install the files listed on the WIBU-KEY Setup dialog box.
When the files are installed, the following dialog box appears.
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13. Click Next. The following dialog box appears.
14. Click Finish to complete the WIBU-KEY setup.
When upgrading Capture Software, you should also upgrade to the latest
TWAIN data source (i.e., TWAIN driver) by installing the latest version of
the Scanner Validation Tool. The Scanner Validation Tool must be installed/
upgraded separately from Capture Software. The latest Scanner Validation
Tool can be found at www.kodak.com/go/disupport.
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A63056, Installation Guide, Kodak Capture Software

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