The Nikon LS-2000 35mm Film Scanner User’s Guide introduces the features and characteristics of the Nikon LS-2000 35mm Film Scanner.
The guide begins with safety precautions for operating the LS-2000, warning users not to insert fingers, hair or clothing into the film slot, not to disassemble or modify the unit, and to keep the scanner on a stable, clean surface. It also covers FCC and international interference statements, and outlines the required transport lock procedure to protect the scanning mechanism during moving.
Later sections describe the contents of the box, detailed setup steps, software installation, scanning controls, and the various menus and preferences available in the scanning software. Appendices provide information on scan controls such as brightness, contrast, color balance, and gamma adjustments, as well as compliance declarations for European standards.
| FCC Classification | Class B digital device |
|---|---|
| Safety Standard | EN60950 |
| EMC Standard | EN55022 Class B |
| Interface Cable | SCSI cable with ferrite core provided |
| Defect Correction Technology | Digital ICE technology |
Do not insert fingers, hair, or clothing into the film insertion slot, do not disassemble or modify the scanner, keep it on a stable surface, and keep it clean.
Lock the scanning mechanism with the transport lock screws, place the guard in the adapter slot, and pack the scanner and accessories in the original packing material.
The equipment complies with the limits for a Class B digital device under Part 15 of the FCC Rules.