HP 5400C - Manual

Back to TOC Getting started 15 1 Getting started This section contains the basics to help you get started with your new HP Scanjet scanner. From here, you can learn about viewing the product tour, preparing items before you scan them, and choosing which scanning method to use. Printing this informat...

16 Getting started Back to TOC Where do I start? You can start scanning from one of these places: ● Scanner buttons ● HP Precisionscan Pro software ● Another program ● HP Scanjet Copy Utility Where you start depends on what you want to do with the scan and on your own preferences. Using the scanner ...

Back to TOC Getting started 17 Selecting and preparing items Before placing items in the scanner, follow these guidelines for selecting and preparing them to prevent damage to the items and the scanner. CAUTION Improper placement and scanning can damage the items and the scanner. Items for the scann...

18 Getting started Back to TOC Items for the XPA The HP Scanjet Transparency Adapter (XPA) is included with some scanner models or can be ordered. Use the XPA and its templates to scan: ● 35 mm photographic negatives ● 35 mm slides Because these items are easily damaged, handle them only by their ed...

Back to TOC Getting started 19 Completing your first scan This section shows you how to take the same item and scan to print using the two primary scanning methods: ● Scanner buttons ● HP Precisionscan Pro software Before scanning, place the item in the scanner. To load the item in the scanner 1 Cho...

20 Getting started Back to TOC To complete your first scan using the scanner buttons 1 Load the item in the scanner. See "To load the item in the scanner" on page 19 . 2 On the scanner, press the Copy button ( ). The scanner scans the item using settings optimized for printing this type of i...

Back to TOC Getting started 21 To complete your first scan using the HP Precisionscan Pro software 1 Load the item in the scanner. See "To load the item in the scanner" on page 19 . 2 With the item loaded, press the Scan To button ( ) on the scanner. The scanner scans the item to the HP Prec...

22 Getting started Back to TOC Frequently asked questions This section contains answers to some questions frequently asked about scanning. What settings does the HP Precisionscan Pro software set automatically for an item I scan? Based on the scanned item, the software automatically chooses optimal ...

Back to TOC Getting started 23 How can I reduce the file size? To reduce file size: ● Save files using a compressed format, such as TIFF compressed or JPEG. ● Avoid using the True Color output type unless necessary. This output type offers exceptional quality for color photos or drawings, but it als...

Back to TOC 25 2 Scanning from scanner buttons The scanner buttons provide an easy way to scan items directly to destinations using settings optimized for the destination you choose. You do not view or change scanned images before they go to the destination. To view or change images, scan to the HP ...

26 Scanning from scanner buttons Back to TOC Overview of scanner buttons For a list of buttons available on your scanner, see "Front panel and accessories comparisons" on page 3 . Scan To Scan to the HP Precisionscan Pro software. View the image or make adjustments, such as changing resoluti...

28 Scanning from scanner buttons Back to TOC Scanning quickly with scanner buttons Use the scanner buttons to scan quickly to a destination using settings optimized for that destination. A destination is a printer, file, or another program, such as your e-mail or word-processing program. If you are ...

Back to TOC Scanning from scanner buttons 29 Scanning to another program On some models, you can select from a list of destinations (including the HP Precisionscan Pro software) on the front panel LCD, then scan directly to the selected destination. When you select a program other than HP Precisions...

30 Scanning from scanner buttons Back to TOC Sending a scan to a website On some models, you can share images with other people by scanning directly to the Web with the Share-to-Web button ( ). People you know can view photos and other items by visiting your website, which will have its own address....

Back to TOC Scanning from scanner buttons 31 E-mailing a scan When you send e-mail using the E-mail button ( ), the scanner scans the item using default settings optimized for mailing. If you have a supported e-mail program, the scanned image automatically appears as a file attachment in a new e-mai...

32 Scanning from scanner buttons Back to TOC To e-mail a scan from the scanner 1 Close the HP Precisionscan Pro software, the HP Scanjet Copy Utility, and the HP Scanjet Controls control panel if they are open on your computer. 2 Place the original face down on the scanner glass and close the lid. T...

Back to TOC Scanning from scanner buttons 33 Printing copies You can scan an item and send it to a printer to make copies using the scanner button. At the computer, you can see the progress of the scan or you can cancel the scan. (If you cancel the scan, the printer might feed a blank page to the ou...

34 Scanning from scanner buttons Back to TOC Canceling a scan On some scanner models, you can use the Cancel button ( ) to cancel a scan in progress. When you press the Cancel button during a scan, the lamp returns to its starting position. If you press the Cancel button during a scan from the ADF, ...

Back to TOC Scanning from scanner buttons 35 Configuring scanner buttons Each scanner button has default settings that optimize the scan for the destination (such as an e-mail program) that is associated with the button you press. Changing settings for buttons You can change the default settings for...

36 Scanning from scanner buttons Back to TOC Changing settings for Speed Destinations (some models only) On some scanner models, you can use the Select Destination button to select a destination (called a Speed Destination) when scanning directly from the scanner front panel. You can change settings...

Back to TOC Scanning from scanner buttons 37 Settings for scanner buttons Using the HP Scanjet Controls control panel, you can change the following types of settings for the buttons on your scanner. ● Destination options (See "Destinations options" on page 37 .) ● Image options (See "Ima...

38 Scanning from scanner buttons Back to TOC Image options Resolution Select a resolution from the pull-down menu, or type a resolution in the text box. Output Type From the Output Type pull-down menu, select one of the options below: ● True Color creates an image that is rendered with 24-bits per p...

Back to TOC 39 3 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Using the HP Precisionscan Pro software, you can preview scanned images and make changes to the images before you send them to a destination or file them. You start the HP Precisionscan Pro software from a scanner button or the HP Scanning Software...

40 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC Starting the HP Precisionscan Pro software To start the HP Precisionscan Pro software, press the Scan To button ( ), or in the HP Scanning Software folder, double-click HP Precisionscan Pro . The software starts. To view the function of a command, pl...

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 41 Performing a new scan Once you start a new scan, the scanner does a preliminary scan of the item and displays the scanned image in the HP Precisionscan Pro software. Then, you can see the scanned image and edit it, if necessary, before sending it to ...

42 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC Cropping or selecting an area for final scan Once a scanned image appears in the HP Precisionscan Pro software, you must select which area becomes the final scanned image by creating a selection area. When you create a selection area, a dotted select...

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 43 Getting a closer look (zooming) Zoom in on the selection area to look at it more closely or make changes to it. Zoom out to view the entire preview image, or so you can select a different area of the image to view. Zooming in on the selection area be...

44 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC List of output types To reset output type On the Output Type menu, click Automatically Set Type . The software chooses the best output type based on the image inside the selection area. For these uses Use this output type Color photos or drawings wit...

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 45 Making optional adjustments, basic These tools are needed most often, but using any of them is optional. Depending on the output type chosen, some tools will not be available. Note: When a tool is open on the desktop, the HP Precisionscan Pro softwar...

46 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC Changing resolution Resolution determines the amount of data in a scanned image. The scanning software chooses the optimal resolution based on the output type. This resolution generally does not need to change. If you do change the resolution, choose...

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 47 Rotating an image You can rotate the image in 90-degree increments clockwise or counterclockwise. You might need to rotate the image if you placed the bottom of the item at the top of the scanner glass, or if the item was sideways. Items such as nega...

48 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC Sharpening an image Increasing sharpening enhances detail in the image. The HP Precisionscan Pro software automatically selects the optimal sharpen level, but you can change it. You might want to increase sharpening if the image looks fuzzy. Converse...

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 49 Making optional adjustments, advanced These optional adjustments are ones that most people generally do not use or need, but some advanced users might want them for special effects or other needs. Depending on the output type chosen, some tools are n...

50 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC Changing midtones The midtone setting lets you lighten or darken the middle values in an image. The range for the number in the Midtone field is 1.0 to 4.0. Moving toward 1.0 darkens the image. Moving toward 4.0 lightens the image. To adjust midtones...

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 51 Changing highlights The highlight is the value in the image that is represented on the screen as white. All values lighter than the highlight also appear as white. The image has a default highlight setting. Selecting a higher number makes more of the...

52 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC Changing shadows The shadow is the value in the image that is represented on the screen as black. All values darker than the shadow also appear as black. The image has a default shadows value. Selecting a higher number makes more of the darker values...

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 53 Checking for clipped areas The lightest or darkest areas of an image that will print without any detail in them are known as clipped areas. The lightest areas, or highlights, will print as the color of the paper (without ink or toner) and therefore w...

54 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC Setting pixel output levels The output levels setting lets you create interesting effects for scanned pictures. When you select this command, the Black and White output levels appear. By default, white is set to 255, and black is set to 0. Decreasing...

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 55 Viewing RGB values and pixels You can view the RGB values and pixel color for any spot in a color or grayscale image using the RGB meter. To view the RGB values and pixel color for slides, negatives, or other transparent items, use "Viewing RGB v...

56 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC Changing the hue Color in an image consists of its hue and the saturation. Hue refers to the overall color cast of the image. The software sets the hue for an image, but you can change it. You might want to change it if the image has too much of one ...

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 57 Changing the black and white threshold Changing the black and white threshold only applies to images using the Black & White Bitmap output type. The threshold is a value in the image that represents the border between black and white. All values ...

58 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC Setting which colors become black or white in black & white bitmaps This procedure only applies to color images that will be using the Black & White Bitmap output type. It allows you to create special effects, or to correct for originals on c...

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 59 Descreening images Use the Descreen command to reduce undesirable patterns in printed items you are scanning. An example of an undesirable pattern is a moiré pattern, or the circles that often appear on pictures printed in newspapers. Note that scann...

60 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC Completing the final scan When you finish making changes, you need to complete the final scan by doing one of these tasks: ● Sending to a program . See this page. ● Returning the image to a program that supports TWAIN or the HP Scanjet Plug-in . See ...

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 61 Returning the image to a program that supports TWAIN or the HP Scanjet Plug-in If you started the scan from a program that supports TWAIN or the HP Scanjet Plug-in, you can perform a final scan and return the image to that program using this procedur...

62 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC List of file types Image file formats ● GIF. GIF is a compressed file format suitable for an image that will be used on the Web or on multiple platforms. Cannot be used with True Color output type. ● JPEG. JPEG is a compressed file format for images....

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 63 Printing The selection area is the part of the image that prints. If there is no selection border, the contents of the entire scanner bed, including blank areas, print. Printing does not save the image to the computer. Save the scanned image to a fil...

64 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC Placing a scan on a website You can share images with other people by scanning directly to the Web. People you know can view photos and other items by visiting your website, which will have its own address. To place a scan on a website 1 Do one of th...

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 65 To scan an item for a website To scan an item for placement on a website, use one of the following methods: ● Drag-and-drop from the scanning software If your website development application supports drag-and-drop, you can drag the image from the Pre...

66 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC Dragging-and-dropping into another program You can drag-and-drop a scanned image into another program if that program supports drag-and-drop. If the program does not support drag-and-drop, the selection area returns to the scanning software window. T...

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 67 Scanning to CD The Scan to CD function is a quick, convenient way to scan and save scanned items to a rewritable CD. This feature is a helpful shortcut for people who frequently archive or store scans on CDs. To scan to a CD, you must have CD-writer ...

68 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC Other features and tips In this section, you can find information about: ● Which settings to use to get the best image quality. (See "Tips for best image quality" on page 69 .) ● How to save a group of settings you use all the time and use th...

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 69 Tips for best image quality Output type, resolution, file type, and values for other controls determine image quality and file size. When you first scan an item, the scanner chooses the defaults for output type and resolution, and you do not need to ...

70 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC Setting preferences The preferences are the default settings for all scans performed. To change a setting only for the item currently being scanned see "Making optional adjustments, basic" on page 45 and "Making optional adjustments, adva...

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 71 Scanner tab options The Scanner tab of the Preferences dialog box controls these options. Preview scan when the Scan To button is pushed When selected, a preview of the scan appears when you press the HP Scanning Software button on the scanner. When ...

72 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC Selection Area tab options The Selection Area tab controls the following preferences. Automatically create selection area after a mouse click When selected, a selection area will be created around an area on which you click with the cursor. Automatic...

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 73 Text tab options The Text tab of the Preferences dialog box controls the following preferences related to text output from the OCR program. Text Output (format) ● Framed text places the text from the page into frames and attempts to recreate the page...

74 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC Scanning from other programs You can bring an image directly into an open file in one of your programs if the program supports TWAIN or the HP Scanjet Plug-in. Generally, the program is compliant if it has a command such as Acquire , Scan , or Import...

Back to TOC Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro 75 Making scanned text editable You can make text on a scanned image editable. The optical character recognition (OCR) program converts the text to be editable and then places it in a supported word-processing program. Depending on the capabilities of t...

76 Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro Back to TOC What to expect from OCR programs OCR programs convert some text more accurately than other text. Because OCR technology is never perfect, proofread all converted text carefully to ensure the characters have been correctly interpreted. These types of ...

Back to TOC 77 4 Using accessories Some scanners support using the HP Scanjet Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) and the HP Scanjet Transparency Adapter (XPA) for scanning slides and negatives. (Some models only, see the "Front panel and accessories comparisons" on page 3 .)

78 Using accessories Back to TOC Scanning from the ADF You can scan multiple-page items quickly and easily using the ADF. When you use the ADF, you can scan to the HP Precisionscan Pro software or other destinations. For instructions about setting up the ADF, see the Setup and Support Guide . For in...

Back to TOC Using accessories 79 Scanning from the XPA You can scan slides or negatives using the XPA. See the Setup and Support Guide for information about installing the XPA. See "Items for the XPA" on page 18 for information about preparing items for the XPA. Scanning slides To scan stand...

80 Using accessories Back to TOC 4 If you are scanning fewer than three slides, insert the slide light shield after you load your last slide. 5 Place the XPA light source into the positioning plate with slides facing down and the HP logo facing you. 6 From the HP Precisionscan Pro software, click th...

Back to TOC Using accessories 81 Scanning negatives To scan 35 mm negatives, use the XPA light source, the positioning plate, and the negative holder. When scanning fewer than four negative frames, you also need the negative light shield. To scan negatives 1 With the XPA light source connected to it...

Back to TOC Using accessories 83 Making optional adjustments for slides or negatives You can make optional adjustments to slides or negatives scanned using the XPA. Before deciding to make adjustments, create a selection area around one slide or negative so the software exposes it correctly. See ...

84 Using accessories Back to TOC Adjusting highlights for slides or negatives You can adjust highlights to lighten or darken the light areas. The range for the number in the Highlights field is -100 to 100. To lighten lighter areas 1 On the Advanced menu, click Adjust Exposure . 2 Do one of the foll...

Back to TOC Using accessories 85 Viewing RGB values and pixel color You can view the RGB values and pixel color for any spot in an image, color or grayscale, using the RGB Meter. To view RGB values and pixel color 1 On the Advanced menu, click Adjust Exposure . 2 Move the cursor over the area in the...

Back to TOC 87 5 Troubleshooting and maintaining This section provides information for: ● Solving issues that might occur while using the scanner or HP scanning software, or issues with the appearance of scanned images. Start with "Checking the basics" on page 88 . ● Setting scanner lamp con...

88 Troubleshooting and maintaining Back to TOC Checking the basics If the scanner is not working, always perform these actions first. ● Check that the power cable is securely connected between the scanner and a live electrical outlet or surge protector. ● If the power cable is connected to a surge p...

Back to TOC Troubleshooting and maintaining 89 Starting troubleshooting Start here to find the information you need. Choose one of these general groups of issues, and then choose one of that group’s more specific issues. The scanner or software is not working. ● A message is on the scanner or the co...

90 Troubleshooting and maintaining Back to TOC Resolving scanner messages (Some models only, see "Front panel and accessories comparisons" on page 3. ) If an error message appears on the 16-character front panel LCD on your scanner, look for the cause and solution in this section. ADF Paper ...

Back to TOC Troubleshooting and maintaining 91 I saved a scanned image to a file, but now I cannot open the file in the program I want. You might have saved the file in a format the other program cannot use. Save the file in a different format the program can use. Look in the File Open or Import com...

92 Troubleshooting and maintaining Back to TOC The correct menu items do not appear in the HP Precisionscan Pro software. ● If you used the ADF and then disconnected it, restart the software. ● If you were using the XPA, on the Scan menu, click Scanner Glass to scan from the glass again. ● If you ar...

Back to TOC Troubleshooting and maintaining 93 Resolving image-quality issues This section contains information for resolving image-quality issues, whether you scanned using the scanner glass, the ADF, or the XPA. ● “Resolving issues with scanned images . ” See this page. ● "Resolving issues wit...

94 Troubleshooting and maintaining Back to TOC Scanned image is not clear. ● The resolution, sharpening, or midtone, highlight, and shadow settings might need to be adjusted before scanning. See "Scanning from HP Precisionscan Pro" on page 39 . ● The original might be on colored paper. If th...

Back to TOC Troubleshooting and maintaining 95 Scanned images are grainy, jagged, or fuzzy. ● You resized the image in a program other than the HP Precisionscan Pro software. Resize the image in the HP Precisionscan Pro software before you send it to the other program. (See "Resizing (output dim...

96 Troubleshooting and maintaining Back to TOC Resolving issues with printed copies Use this section to help resolve issues with printed pages. Parts of the page around the edges are not printing. Printers cannot print right up to the edge of the paper. To get the image to fit inside the printable a...

Back to TOC Troubleshooting and maintaining 97 Colors in printed images are incorrect. The output type or printer settings might not be correct. Choose a different output type and print again. Check the printer settings. If it is a color printer, check if the printer is out of ink or toner. Scanned ...

98 Troubleshooting and maintaining Back to TOC Resolving issues with slides and negatives Use the following section to help resolve issues with slides or negatives scanned using the XPA. All actions must be performed in the HP Precisionscan Pro software, because you must scan slides or negatives usi...

Back to TOC Troubleshooting and maintaining 99 Resolving issues with editable text This section contains resolutions to issues that might occur when you are trying to make text editable. Scanned text is not editable. ● If you used the HP Precisionscan Pro software, send the scanned image to a text o...

Back to TOC Troubleshooting and maintaining 101 Resolving issues sending to destinations Use this section to resolve issues sending images to destinations. Not all functions are available on all scanners. When I choose E-mail on the scanner, scanned images do not automatically appear in a new e-mail...

Back to TOC Troubleshooting and maintaining 103 I want to start scanning from another program, such as my word-processing program, so I can bring an image into my open file, but I cannot start the scan. The other program must support TWAIN or the HP Scanjet Plug-in. If you cannot find a command such...

104 Troubleshooting and maintaining Back to TOC Resolving issues with accessories This section contains information for resolving issues when you are using the XPA or ADF. Resolving issues with the XPA This section contains issues that might occur when you are using the XPA. See also "Resolving ...

Back to TOC Troubleshooting and maintaining 105 Resolving issues with the ADF This section contains issues that might occur when you are using the automatic document feeder (ADF). The ADF is feeding multiple sheets, skewing pages, or jamming frequently. ● If the pages look like they are skewing as t...

106 Troubleshooting and maintaining Back to TOC The bottom of the scanned image is cut off. ● The ADF can handle items up to 355.6 mm (14 inches) long. If the item is longer, scan it in sections on the glass. If the item is the correct length, choose the correct page size setting in the ADF dialog b...

Back to TOC Troubleshooting and maintaining 107 Setting scanner lamp controls You can set the scanner lamp to use either Energy Save or Faster Scan. These scanner lamp controls are available in the HP Scanjet Controls control panel. Energy Save While using Energy Save, the scanner lamp stays on as l...

108 Troubleshooting and maintaining Back to TOC Clearing jams from the ADF Pages can jam at the beginning or the end of a page. Use the appropriate procedure below to clear the jam and continue. To clear jams at the start of a page 1 Raise the hatch. 2 Lift the large green tab (located to the left o...

Back to TOC Troubleshooting and maintaining 109 4 Remove the jammed item from the ADF and replace the paper lead. 5 Close the hatch. Press down firmly until you hear a click. 6 Restack all pages and reload them into the ADF. 7 On the ADF prompt on the computer, reselect any settings you had changed ...

110 Troubleshooting and maintaining Back to TOC To clear jams at the end of a page 1 Remove any pages from the ADF input tray. 2 Remove the input tray from the ADF. 3 Gently pull the paper out of the ADF in the feeding direction (towards you). 4 If you still cannot remove the paper from the ADF, lif...

Back to TOC Troubleshooting and maintaining 111 Cleaning and maintaining Periodically, the scanner and accessories might need to be cleaned or to have maintenance, especially if you are seeing marks or smudges on scanned images. Cleaning the scanner glass You might need to clean the scanner glass if...

112 Troubleshooting and maintaining Back to TOC Cleaning the XPA (Some models only, see "Front panel and accessories comparisons" on page 3. ) Clean the XPA with a dry, soft cloth. If necessary, spray the cloth with window cleaner or isopropyl alcohol. Cleaning the ADF glass (Some models onl...

Back to TOC Troubleshooting and maintaining 113 Uninstalling the software The Uninstall option of the Installer allows you to remove the scanning software from your computer. To uninstall the software 1 Unplug the scanner, and then restart the computer. Note: If you do not unplug the scanner and res...

Back to TOC 115 A Using software commands and controls This section contains information for using the shortcuts, toolbars, and cursors in the HP Precisionscan Pro software. The HP Precisionscan Pro contains keyboard shortcuts and toolbars to give you quick access to software commands. The Info bar ...

116 Using software commands and controls Back to TOC Using keyboard shortcuts and the menus This section summarizes the menus and commands in the HP Precisionscan Pro software that you can select using the keyboard. About HP Precisionscan Pro View information about the program, version, and copyrigh...

Back to TOC Using software commands and controls 119 HP Precisionscan Pro tool and information bars The HP Precisionscan Pro software contains a toolbar and an Info bar to help you use commands quickly or find information about the current scanned image. Toolbar The HP Precisionscan Pro software dis...

120 Using software commands and controls Back to TOC Info bar The info bar appears at the bottom of the preview window and displays the following information: ● the width of the output image ● the height of the output image ● scale of the output image ● the output type currently selected ● one of th...

Back to TOC Using software commands and controls 121 Context-sensitive cursors The shape of the pointer indicates the type of activity you can perform in the scanning software. Selection area cursor New selection area Draw a new selection area. Move selection area Drag the selection area to a new lo...

Back to TOC 123 B Glossary symbols 8-bit grayscale Used to represent black-and-white photos accurately. These grayscale images contain 256 shades of gray. 24-bit color Color images composed of three 8-bit color channels. When combined, the red, green, and blue channels provide up to 16 million color...

Back to TOC Glossary 133 positioning plate This XPA piece is a large template with a rectangular cutout that orients proper placement of the XPA light source on the scanner bed. posting scans Term for scanning items directly to a website. Power Save An energy conservation method that reduces power c...

Back to TOC Glossary 137 width The horizontal dimension of your scan as it is sent to its destination. x XPA See transparency adapter . XPA light source This XPA piece is a light that plugs into the scanner. It fits into the positioning plate and provides backlighting in order to properly scan trans...

139 Index A About HP Precisionscan Pro command 116 abrasive cleaners, avoiding 112 accessories, using 77 accuracy, OCR 76 acquiring scans 74 active program, definition 123 adapter, transparency. See XPA ADF (automatic document feeder) capacity 105 cleaning 112 document specifications 17 feeding prob...