KEDOK C202 Slide & Negative Scanner User Manual
- June 13, 2024
- Kedok
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KEDOK C202 Slide & Negative Scanner
DESCRIPTION
KEDOK C202 Slide & Negative Scanner Revisit treasured moments effortlessly. This versatile scanner converts your vintage 35mm films, slides, and negatives into digital keepsakes. It boasts a 22-megapixel sensor to deliver top-notch scans, offers customizable settings and sports a roomy 5-inch LCD screen for immediate image preview. The best part? You won’t need a computer to operate it, streamlining the process. Complete with an 8GB SD card and 128MB internal storage, it’s your ultimate tool for safeguarding and sharing yesteryear. Perfect for family gatherings, preserving your family’s legacy, and reliving cherished memories.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Media Type: USB, SD Card
- Scanner Type: Film, Photo, Business Card, Negative
- Brand: Kedok
- Connectivity Technology: USB
- Resolution: 4800
- Optical Sensor Technology: CMOS
- Minimum System Requirements: Windows 7
- Package Dimensions: 12.75 x 10.25 x 9.2 inches
- Item Weight: 4.99 pounds
- Model: C202
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
- Slide & Negative Scanner
- User Manual
DIMENSIONS
FEATURES
- Good choice for reminiscing about the past: The KEDOK Photo & NameCard & Slide and negative scanner is a perfect choice for reliving old memories captured on film negatives and slides. Whether you have old 35mm films, slides, or 110 films, the SLIDE N SCAN Max Digital Film Scanner from KEDOK offers a convenient solution to scan and convert them to digital format.
- High-Resolution Scanning: This KEDOK photo & negative scanner is equipped with a powerful 22-megapixel sensor that can capture every detail of your films and slides. You can choose between the standard 14-megapixel scan or enabling the built-in software interpolation to achieve an astonishing 22-megapixel quality.
- Easy and Portable: The scanner is self-contained and can scan and convert images on its own. It’s highly portable and doesn’t require any technical expertise. Scanning is straightforward – load the film or slide onto the respective holder, follow the included instructions, and press the “Scan” button to convert your images. You can save the images to the internal memory or an optional SD card, making it a hassle-free digitization solution.
- 5″ LCD Screen for Instant Viewing: The SLIDE N SCAN Max features a large 5-inch crystal-clear screen with a wide viewing angle. You can instantly preview your scanned photos, business cards, and slides directly on the scanner without the need for a computer. The screen is perfect for viewing and selecting your images.
- Easy File Transfer: After scanning, your photos, business cards, and more can be saved directly to an SD card. You can transfer the digitized photos to your computer by simply connecting the USB cable. The scanner also functions as a USB power adapter.
- Editing with a Single Touch: This 4-in-1 film and slide scanner simplifies the editing process. You can choose the film type, adjust color, brightness, and resolution, and assign date and time with ease. It’s perfect for both preserving memories and office work.
- Package Included & Satisfied Warranty: The package includes the scanner, USB data cable, power adapter, 8GB SD card, cleaning cloth, cleaning brush, various film holders (for negatives, slides, and business cards), photo holders in different sizes, and an instruction manual. KEDOK offers a three-year warranty and 24-hour online technical support. This film scanner makes for an excellent gift for various occasions, including birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays.
- Note on International Use: Please note that products with electrical plugs are designed for use in the US. International use may require an adapter or converter to match local outlets and voltage specifications. Ensure compatibility before purchasing.
HOW TO USE
- Loading Slides and Negatives: Commence by placing your slides or negatives into the respective holders provided with the scanner.
- Activate the Scanner: Power up the scanner by using the on/off button.
- Pick Scanning Type: Select the scan type, choosing from options like photos, films, business cards, or slides.
- Customize Settings: You have the option to customize various settings such as brightness, color balance, and resolution. Make sure to set these according to your preferences.
- Start the Scanning Process: Initiate the scanning process by pressing the “Scan” button. The scanner will transform your slides or negatives into digital files.
- View on the LCD Screen: Utilize the 5-inch LCD screen to instantly preview the scanned images.
- Save Files: You can save the scanned images directly to the scanner’s internal memory or onto the included SD card (up to 8GB).
- Transfer to Your Computer: To transfer digitized photos to your computer, connect the scanner using the USB cable.
- Edit Images: Edit images directly on the scanner by adjusting brightness and RGB values.
- Upkeep: Regularly maintain the scanner by cleaning it with the included cleaning cloth and brush to ensure optimal performance.
MAINTENANCE
- Cleaning: Utilize the provided cleaning cloth and brush to clean the scanner’s surface and screen, removing any dust and smudges.
- Care for the SD Card: Keep the SD card clean and free from dust and debris, ensuring it is properly inserted to prevent connection issues.
- External Cleaning: Gently clean the exterior of the scanner to prevent the accumulation of dirt and grime.
- Storage: When not in use, store the scanner in a cool, dry place to prevent any potential damage.
PRECAUTIONS
- Handle with Gentleness: Exercise care when loading slides and negatives to prevent any damage.
- SD Card Usage: If using an external SD card, make certain it is compatible with the scanner and adhere to the instructions for insertion and removal.
- Avoid Direct Sunlight: Shield the scanner from direct sunlight to prevent screen and image damage.
- Temperature and Humidity: Operate the scanner within the recommended temperature and humidity range for optimal results.
- Proper Storage: Store the scanner in its original packaging or a protective case when not in use to prevent potential damage during storage.
- Adapter Utilization: Employ the provided USB power adapter for efficient and safe operation.
- USB Connection: Ensure a secure USB connection between the scanner and your computer.
- Firmware Updates: Verify the existence of firmware updates to keep your scanner up to date.
- Editing Precautions: Exercise caution when adjusting brightness and color settings to prevent excessive editing of your images.
- Software Updates: Maintain the software on your computer up to date for smooth operation.
TROUBLESHOOTING
- Scanner Refuses to Power Up: Check the power source, connections, and the power button. Confirm the functionality of the power adapter.
- Quality Issues with Images: Examine and modify the settings, such as resolution, brightness, and color balance, to enhance image quality.
- Challenges with the SD Card: Ensure correct insertion of the SD card. If difficulties arise, consider trying a different SD card.
- Connectivity Dilemmas: If the scanner does not connect to your computer, investigate the USB cable and USB port for potential issues.
- Issues with the Screen Display: In cases where the LCD screen exhibits irregularities, contact customer support for guidance.
- Inconsistent Scanning: If the scanner’s performance varies, perform internal and external cleaning of the scanner.
- Scanner Freezing: Restart the scanner and search for any firmware updates that may address freezing problems.
- Dust or Debris on Slides: Clean your slides or negatives to prevent dust from impacting scan quality.
- Computer Compatibility: Ensure that your computer complies with the system requirements for the scanner and its associated software.
- Software Updates: Keep the scanner’s software and drivers up to date to resolve potential software-related concerns.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the KEDOK C202 Slide & Negative Scanner?
The KEDOK C202 is a slide and negative scanner designed for digitizing slides and film negatives, allowing users to convert them into digital images.
How does the KEDOK C202 scanner work?
This scanner uses a light source and a high-resolution image sensor to capture and digitize images from slides and film negatives, producing digital files.
What types of slide and negative formats can the scanner handle?
The KEDOK C202 typically supports various slide and negative formats, including 35mm slides and film negatives, making it suitable for a variety of materials.
What is the scanning resolution of the C202 scanner?
The scanner usually offers high scanning resolution, ensuring that digitized images have good quality and detail.
Is it compatible with Windows and Mac computers?
Yes, the KEDOK C202 scanner is commonly compatible with both Windows and Mac operating systems, allowing flexibility in computer usage.
Can I adjust the color and exposure settings during scanning?
Yes, the scanner typically provides options to adjust color and exposure settings to achieve the desired scan quality.
Is there software included for image editing and enhancement?
The scanner often comes with software for image editing, color correction, and enhancing the quality of digitized images.
Can I save scanned images in different file formats?
Yes, you can typically save scanned images in various file formats, such as JPEG and TIFF, based on your preferences.
Does it support batch scanning for multiple slide and negative frames?
Many slide and negative scanners, including the C202, support batch scanning, allowing you to digitize multiple frames in a single session.
What are the physical dimensions and weight of the scanner?
The 12.75 x 10.25 x 9.2 inches dimensions and 4.99 pounds weight of the scanner.
Is customer support available for technical issues?
Customers can often contact the manufacturer's customer support for assistance with technical issues related to the scanner.
Can I use the scanner for professional applications?
While slide and negative scanners can produce high-quality scans, they are commonly used by enthusiasts, archivists, and individuals looking to digitize and preserve their materials.
What is the typical lifespan of the scanner's light source?
The lifespan of the scanner's light source can vary by model and usage but is generally durable and long-lasting.
Is the scanner suitable for archival purposes?
While the scanner is excellent for digitization, proper archival methods should be used for long-term preservation of important slide and negative collections.
What is the warranty period for a typical scanner like the C202?
The warranty typically range from 1 year to 2 years.
Is there an option for connecting the scanner to a larger display for real- time viewing?
The KEDOK C202 scanner is primarily designed for digitization and may not have direct connections for real-time viewing on a larger display.