media-tech SCANLINE MT4090 Travel Mobile Color Scanner Instruction Manual
- June 10, 2024
- media-tech
Table of Contents
TRAVEL MOBILE COLOR SCANNER FOR A4 DOCUMENTS
Instructions Manual
Key features
- Color JPG/PDF scan selection
- 900/600/300 dpi scan selection
- Directly save JPG/PDF files to the micro SD card
- Support micro SD card up to 32GB
- Driver free to download for Windows 7Nista/XP and Mac 0S10.4 or above (directly plug-in, driver installation not required)
Functional parts
| Part| Function
---|---|---
1| Battery door| For 2xAA alkaline batteries
2| Power/Scan| Power On/Off: Press and hold this key for 2 seconds to turn
power on or off. In power on mode, press this button to start scan, press this
button again to stop
3| Error LED indicator| Overspeed: Red LED on
4| Scan LED indicator| Ready for scan; Green LED on
5| LCD screen| Scanning status display
6| Resolution| Select High(900dpi)/Medium(600dpi/Low(300dpi) resolution;
High/Medium/Low resolution mode icon will be displayed on status LCD
7| JPG/PDF| Select JPG/PDF scan, JPG/PDF mode icon will be displayed on status
LCD
8| Time set| Press to enter Time setting mode
9| USB interface| Download scanned file to a computer via USB cable provided.
10| SD card slot| micro SD card storage location.
11| Format button| Press this button to format the micro SD card.
Explanation of the status icons
| Item | Function | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | SD card indicator | Photos will be stored in micro SD card |
| 2 | Battery Indicator | Battery is full Empty battery |
| 3 | Format | JPG/PDF |
| 4 | Counting Indicator | Show scanned files in micro SD card |
| 5 | Selected resolution | HI:900 dpi / MI: 600dpi / LO:300 dpi |
Using the scanner
Installing the battery
- Open the battery door.
- Insert 2xAA alkaline batteries into the battery compartment.
- Turn on the scanner by pressing the [POWER] button for 2 seconds.
Inserting a micro SD memory card (not Included)
You must insert a micro SD Card (not supplied) to record and store your
pictures. Inserting the micro SD memory card:
- Turn OFF the scanner.
- Insert the micro SD card into the micro SD card slot, gently press in until card is latched.
Note :
Do not force the card into the slot; forcing may damage scanner and the micro
SD memory card. Align micro SD card position (as marked) and try again. The
micro SD memory card must be formatted before scanning. See the following
instruction.
Formatting the micro SD memory card
- Insert a new micro SD card Into the scanner, then turn on the scanner.
- Press the format button into format mode. “F” shows on the LCD.
- Press the Power/Scan button to start formatting the micro SD card.
- SD card indicator will blink until format is complete.
Date and time setting
- Press TIME SET button (located next to USB socket)
- LCD screen will show 1 XX, use buttons JPG/PDF and DPI to increase/decrease values.
- Press SCAN button to confirm and set next value.
- Date and time values are shown in the following order: 1 XX year, 2 XX month, 3 XX day, 4 XX hour, 5 XX minute 5. Once all values are entered press TIME SET button again to exit.
Setting the resolution
- Press the [DPI] button to select High/Medium/Low resolution. HI/MI/LO resolution icon will be displayed on status LCD.
Setting the scan mode
- Press the [JPG/PDF] button to select JPG/PDF mode, JPG/PDF icon will be displayed on status LCD.
How to scan
- Hold the document firmly by one hand.
- Place the scanner on the start-scanning position.
- Hold the scanner tight and press the scan button once.
- Slide the scanner slowly and keep your hand stable to get the best quality picture.
- Press again to stop scanning.
Connect to computer
You may also connect your scanner to your computer and view pictures on the
computer monitor.
Specification
| Image sensor | A4 Color Contact Image Sensor |
|---|---|
| Number of sensor | 5136 dots (1st-5104 dots available) |
| Resolution | Low resolution: 300×300 dpi (default), Medium resolution: 600×600 |
dpi, High resolution: 900×900 dpi
Maximum scanning speed for A4 size document| Color High resolution Color
Medium resolution Color Low resolution| 12 Seconds 8 Seconds 3 Seconds
Capacity (Based on 1GB micro SD card. Scan A4 size file, the quan- tity of
scans varies depending on the content complexity)| 900 dpi color
600 dpi color
300 dpi color| 110 Photos (Min.)
250 Photos (Min.)
850 Photos (Min.)
Scan width| 8.27°
Scan length| High: 35% Medium:45″; Low:98°
File format| JPG(default)/PDF
LCD| Scanning status display
Auto Power Off| 3 Minutes
USB Port| USB-C
Extemal memory| mkro SD Card
Standard Battery| 2xAA alkaline batteries
Computer system minimum requirement
- Windows XP SP2Msta and Mac OS 10.4 or above (direct plug-in, driver instal-lation not required)
- Pentium III or above
- RAM: 256MB
- Interface: USB port
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Cannot turn on the scanner | 1.Low battery power | |
| 2.Battery not inserted properly | Replace or install the battery correctly | |
| Pictures cannot be saved when you are scanning them | 1.micro SD card has not |
been installed
2.Memory Is full
3.The micro SD card has not been formatted properly| 1.Install micro SD card
2.Download the pictures from the scanner to the computer to create storage
space
3.Please refer to section about formatting
Computer does not recognize
your scanner when connected.
(You cannot find removable disk)| Connection failure| Make sure all cable
connections are secured. Restart the
computer if necessary
The battery life is very short| Use wrong type of battery| Replace with new
2xAA alkaline batteries
Blurry images| The lens of scanner Is dirty| Clean the lens with soft dry
cloth
ERR. LED is on when scanning a document| Scanning speed Is too fast| Press the
Power/Scan button to reset and scan again the document
Environmental guidance:
The device is marked with the symbol of a crossed out waste container, in
accordance with the European Directive 2012/19/EC on waste electrical and
electronic equipment. Products marked with this symbol should not be disposed
of or disposed of after the end of their useful life together with other
household waste. The user is obliged to dispose of waste electrical and
electronic equipment by delivering it to a designated point where such
hazardous waste is recycled. The collection of this type of waste in separate
places and the proper process of their recovery contribute to the protection
of natural resources. Proper recycling of waste electrical and electronic
equipment has a beneficial effect on human health and the environment. In
order to obtain information on where and how to dispose of waste electrical
and electronic equipment in an environmentally safe way, the user should
contact the relevant local authority, the waste collection point or the point
of sale where he purchased the equipment.