Using the KeyScan KS810
Using the KeyScan scanner
KeyScan Imaging application
NoTouch-AutoScan application
Scanner buttons
TWAIN interface
Using your KeyScan KS810 scanner
Following is a brief description of the KeyScan modes of operation and general guidelines on how to use them.
It is not intended to be a detailed tutorial.
KeyScan software is an interface between the KeyScan KS810 scanner and its user.
KeyScan software has several such built-in interfaces-
“KeyScan Imaging” scanning application:
Lets you scan using interactive desktop scanning application.
KeyScan NoTouch-AutoScan interface:
Lets you scan automatically by insertion of a document into the scanner feeding tray.
KeyScan scanner buttons:
Use scanner buttons to scan and perform predefined functions.
KeyScan TWAIN interface:
Enable using KeyScan scanner by 3
rd
party applications such as Adobe Acrobat or Adobe
Photoshop. Any TWAIN compliant application should be able to use the KeyScan TWAIN interface
in order to scan documents into the application.
KeyScan command-line interface:
Can define dedicated icons or Windows scripts to use the scanner.
On this short introduction we will cover the first 4 interfaces that are commonly used by most users.
Calibration
After software installation and connection of the KS810 to you computer you must calibrate the scanner.
You should also calibrate it after installation of any KeyScan software updates or after cleaning the scanner
glass surface.
Scanner calibration:
KeyScan product must be calibrated before proceeding with scanning-
Activate KeyScan Imaging software by clicking on its desktop icon.
From file menu click on <Calibrate>
Place a white printer page (standard size- 8.5” x 11”) and finish the calibration.
