KASCNCMB51B - Scanner Kogan - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Document Scanner
Model	KASCNCMB51B
Brand	Kogan
Dimensions (W x D x H)	250 x 150 x 50 mm
Weight	1.2 kg
Power Supply	USB 5V
Scan Resolution	Up to 600 dpi
Scan Speed	Up to 8 pages per minute
Media Size	Up to A4
Connectivity	USB 2.0
Supported Formats	JPG, PDF, PNG
Optical Sensor	Contact Image Sensor (CIS)
Software Included	Scan utility, OCR software
Operating System	Windows, macOS
Cleaning	Wipe exterior with dry cloth; clean glass with lens cleaner
Safety	Do not expose to liquids; unplug before cleaning
Spare Parts Availability	Replacement USB cable and power adapter available
Repairability	User-replaceable glass and rollers
Warranty	1 year limited

Frequently Asked Questions - KASCNCMB51B Kogan

How do I install the scanner?

Connect the scanner to your computer via USB and install the software from the included CD or download from the Kogan support page.

What is the maximum scan resolution?

The maximum scan resolution is 600 dpi, suitable for documents and photos.

Does it support both Windows and Mac?

Yes, the scanner is compatible with Windows and macOS.

Can I scan multiple pages at once?

This is a flatbed scanner, so you can only scan one page at a time. It does not have an automatic document feeder.

What file formats can I save scans as?

You can save scans as JPG, PDF, or PNG using the included software.

How do I clean the scanner glass?

Use a soft, lint-free cloth slightly dampened with glass cleaner. Do not spray directly on the scanner.

What should I do if the scanner is not recognized?

Try a different USB port, reinstall the drivers, or check Device Manager. Restart your computer if needed.

Is OCR software included?

Yes, the scanner comes with OCR software to convert scanned text into editable documents.

Can I scan photos without damaging them?

The scanner uses a Contact Image Sensor, which is gentle on photos. Place them carefully on the glass.

Where can I find replacement parts?

Replacement parts such as USB cables and glass are available through Kogan customer support or authorized retailers.

USER MANUAL KASCNCMB51B Kogan

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5-IN-1 COMBO SCANNER

KASCNCMB51B

Safety & Warnings 3

Components 4

Overview 5

Preparation 7

Before Use 10

Operation 11

Cleaning & Care 19

Troubleshooting 19

SAFETY & WARNINGS

Ensure to read all instructions and warnings in this user guide prior to first use. Retain this user guide for future reference.

• Do not use this scanner with wet hands.
• Do not use expose this scanner to water or other liquids.
• Do not expose this scanner to heat sources (for example, stoves, radiators).
• Do not block the openings of the scanner.
• Do not attempt to disassemble the scanner yourself.
• If damaged, stop use immediately and contact help.Kogan.com for assistance.
• Ensure the scanner is unplugged when not in use.

COMPONENTS

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A Combo scanner

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B Slide film holder

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C Negative film holder

D Backlight holder

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E Photo/card holder

F Card cover

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G Video cable

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H USB cable

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I Power adapter

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J Cleaning brush

K User guide

OVERVIEW

Front view

Back view

Control panel

PREPARATION

Note:

Ensure all negative films, slides, film holders, and photos are free of dust and dirt before inserting them into the scanner, as this may affect the image quality when scanning.

Slide film

1. Open the slide film holder.

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1. Place the slide film into the holder.

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1. Close the slide film holder.

Negative film

1. Open the negative film holder.

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1. Place the negative film into the holder.

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1. Close the negative film holder.

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To avoid mirror images, follow the serial numbers (from left to right) on the top of the film when inserting it into the holder.

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Photos

1. Remove any film holders from the scanner by sliding them out on the left side. If the backlight holder is inserted, press down on the handle and pull it out of the scanner.

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1. Open the photo/card holder. Aligning with the base of the holder, place your photo inside. Close the holder.

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Business cards

1. Remove the slide/negative film holders, and backlight holder from the scanner.

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1. Open the photo/card holder. Aligning with the guidelines in the centre of the holder, place the card inside.

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1. Place the card cover over the photo/card holder, then close the holder.

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BEFORE USE

SD card

This scanner requires an SD card to store saved images.

Insert a FAT formatted SD card (not supplied, maximum 32GB) into the SD card slot.

For slide and negative films:

Insert the slide or negative film into the slide slot.

Insert the backlight holder into the backlight holder slot.

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For photos and business cards:

Insert the photo/card holder into the photo/card holder slot.

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OPERATION

Placement

Place the scanner on a stable, dry, level surface.

Powering on/off

• Plug the ends of the power adapter into the power port on the scanner and a socket.
• Turn the socket on and press the power button to turn on the scanner.
• Press the power button again to turn off the scanner.

Live view mode

When powered, the scanner will show the live view as indicated by the flashing red indicator. This gives a plain view of the media inserted and allows for the following adjustments:

• Flipping
• Mirroring
• Exposure
• Colour balance

Mirroring

To mirror images, press the up/mirror button. Press the OK/capture button to save and exit.

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Flipping

Flipping may be needed if film is placed upside down. To flip images, press the down/flip button. Press the OK/capture button to save and exit.

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Exposure

The exposure can be adjusted with a range between -3 to 3.

1. Press the left/exposure button.
2. Press the up/mirror and down/flip buttons to adjust the exposure.
3. Press the OK/capture button to save and exit.

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Colour balance

The RGB levels can be adjusted with a range between -3 to 3.

1. Press the right/colour button.
2. Press the up/mirror and down/flip buttons to adjust the level of redness.
3. Press the left/exposure and right/colour buttons to switch between adjusting the red, green, and blue levels.
4. Press the OK/capture button to save and exit.

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Settings mode

From the live view mode, press the mode button to enter the settings mode. Various settings can be adjusted.

Media type

This is used to select the type of media inserted (negative film, slide film, B&W negative film, photo, card). This setting must be changed to match what has been inserted. The scanner will select negative film as default. To change the media type:

1. Press the OK/capture button. This will open a sub-menu displaying the different media types available.

2. Use the left/exposure and right/colour buttons to navigate over the media types.

3. Press the OK/capture button to confirm.

Scanning slide and negative films

1. Ensure the slide or negative film is inserted fully into the correct film holder and placed into the slide slot. Insert the backlight holder into the scanner.

2. Press the power button to turn on the scanner, then press the mode button.

3. Ensure the media type set matches that inserted into the scanner. Press the OK/capture button to scan.

You may either press the playback button or press the power button to turn off the scanner and remove the SD card to view scanned images. The images can also be transferred to a PC using USB mode.

Scanning photos and business cards

1. Ensure the photo/card holder is fully inserted. Ensure the slide/negative film holders, and backlight holder are removed. Press the power button to turn on the scanner, then press the mode button.

2. Ensure the media type set matches that inserted into the scanner. Press the OK/capture button to scan.

Reformat SD card

The SD card used must be in the FAT format. If the SD card needs to be reformatted:

1. In the settings mode, use the left/exposure and right/colour buttons to navigate to the SD card format icon. Press the OK/capture button to select. This will open a sub-menu to confirm reformatting.

2. Use the left/exposure and right/colour buttons to navigate to the ticked checkbox icon and press the OK/capture button to confirm.

USB mode

This mode allows the scanner to transfer saved/scanned images on the SD card into a PC.

1. Connect the USB cable into the USB port on the scanner and your PC.

2. In the settings mode, use the left/exposure and right/colour buttons to navigate to the USB mode icon. Press the OK/capture button to select. The display will show a USB icon confirming this mode.

3. Transfer the images from the SD card to the PC.

TV output

Using this function allows your TV to be used as the display instead of the scanner.

1. Connect the black connector of the video cable into the TV output port on the rear of the scanner. Connect the yellow connector of the cable into your TV.
2. In the settings mode, use the left/exposure and right/colour buttons to navigate to the TV output icon. Press the OK/capture button to select. This will open a sub-menu.
3. Use the left/exposure and right/colour buttons to navigate to 'PAL', then press the OK/capture button to select. The TV will now act as the display for the scanner.

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Power saving mode

Activating this mode will turn off the scanner after three minutes of non-use.

- In the settings mode, use the left/exposure and right/colour buttons to navigate to the power saving mode icon. Press the OK/capture button to activate the mode. The scanner will display the power-saving mode icon when activated.

Capture mode

When in live view mode, press the OK/capture button and wait for 2–3 seconds to select an image and enter capture mode. In this mode, the image on the display can be saved and rotated.

Rotating

1. Use the left/exposure and right/colour buttons to highlight the rotate 90° clockwise/anti-clockwise icons.

2. Press the OK/capture button to select either icon to rotate the image clockwise/anti-clockwise.

3. Once rotated as desired, use the left/exposure button to highlight the save icon. Press the OK/capture button to save the image. The scanner will then return to the live view.

Note:

If you do not want to save the image, use the left/exposure and right/colour buttons to highlight the cancel icon. Press the OK/capture button to cancel and return to the live view.

Full SD card

Once the SD card is full, a full icon will appear on the display and no additional images can be saved. To continue capturing and saving images, there are two methods:

- Transfer the saved images into a PC using USB mode.

- Turn off the scanner and remove the SD card. Replace with a different SD card.

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Playback mode

In this mode, you can view, rotate, and delete saved images. Press the playback button to enter this mode.

- Once entered, the scanner will enter an automatic slideshow transitioning every two seconds to show all saved images. This is indicated by the indicator in the top left corner.

- Press the playback button again to return to the live view.

Pausing and manual control of the slideshow

- To pause the slideshow, press the mode or OK/capture button. This will allow for manual control of the slideshow. Press the left/exposure and right/colour buttons to view saved images.

- To return to the automatic slideshow, press the OK/capture button.

Rotating and deleting

When in manual control of the slideshow, press the mode button to open a menu that allows saved images to be rotated and deleted.

• Use the left/exposure and right/colour buttons to highlight the rotate 90° clockwise/anti-clockwise icons.
• Press the OK/capture button to select either icon to rotate the image clockwise/anti-clockwise.
• To delete an image, use the left/exposure and right/colour buttons to highlight the delete icon. Press the OK/capture button to confirm.

• After rotating or deleting, the scanner will then return to the manually controlled slideshow. To rotate or delete other images, press the mode button again and repeat the steps as necessary.
• If there are no images stored on the SD card/all have been deleted, the display will show as below for two seconds before returning to the live view.

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CLEANING & CARE

Ensure the scanner is turned off and unplugged before cleaning.

- Use a clean, dry, non-alcohol cotton swab or an additive-free lens tissue to clean the glass surfaces on the backlight holder and card cover. This should be performed periodically to produce clear images.

- Use the cleaning brush to clean the film holders.

- Wipe the exterior with a soft, dry cloth.

Storage

Store the scanner is a cool, dry place.

TROUBLESHOOTING

The SD card is locked.

When locked, the scanner will show the locked icon and will be unable to scan or save photos. The SD card will need to be unlocked.

1. Turn the scanner off and remove the SD card.

2. Slide the lock switch on the side of the SD card into the unlocked position.

3. Reinsert the SD card into the SD card slot and turn on the scanner to resume use.

There is an error on the SD card.

If the display shows the SD card error icon, the scanner is unable to detect a working or compatible SD card.

- Format the SD card or remove and replace the SD card (maximum 32GB).

Need more information?

We hope that this user guide has given you the assistance needed for a simple set-up.

For the most up-to-date guide for your product, as well as any additional assistance you may require, head online to help.kogan.com

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