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Scanning with a TWAIN driver 1-21
Basic scan functions
Scanning with a TWAIN driver
You can use a TWAIN-compliant Windows application on your computer to scan a
document.
NOTE
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Install the TWAIN scanner driver to the computer before using this function.
For details on installing the driver, see chapter 1, “Installing to Windows” in the
Printer Guide.
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To scan a document with a TWAIN driver, you should connect the machine either to
a network and setup the “TCP/IP Settings”, or directly with an USB cable.
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Since the operation procedure differs according to the application software you are
using, refer to the documentation for the application software for details.
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Load the document.
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Start the application software that supports TWAIN on your computer.
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Click [Scan] and select “Muratec MFX-35x0 NW Scan”.
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This command may differ according to the application you are using.
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If you have connected the computer and the machine with a USB cable, select “Muratec
MFX-35x0 Scan”. Proceed to step 5.
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Enter the IP address of the machine, and click [OK].
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This procedure is required only for the first time.
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If you do not know the IP address, you can detect the IP address of the connected devices
on “Device Search” screen. First, click [Search] to display the device search screen. Next,
click [Refresh]. If the “Windows Security Alert” screen is displayed, click [Unblock] or [Allow
access], and then click [Refresh] again. Select the device name from the list, and click [OK].
(The “Windows Security Alert” screen is not displayed from the second time you perform this
operation.)
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Enter the HTTP port number, if necessary.
Summary of Contents for MFX-3590
Page 1: ...Scanner and Fax Guide Plain paper digital Fax Copier Printer Scanner...
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