Kyocera KM-6030 Scan System (G) Operation Guide (Utilities for Mac) - Page 3

Getting connected, You're now ready to scan

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Getting connected For scanning with each utility, the following procedure is needed. Connect the scanner to a Macintosh computer Scanner Hub Macintosh Connect the scanner to the Macintosh computer through a network cable (100BASE-TX or 10BASE-T). Network cable Operation of scanner: Refer to the Set up Edition of the Operation Guide for the scanner. Basic scanner settings (register the host name and IP address, etc.) Registering and editing user information Date/time and time difference settings Operation on Macintosh Scan to Mac: Refer to Installing Scan to Mac on page 1. Saves the scanned image as a data file on your computer. TWAIN for Mac: Refer to Installing TWAIN for Mac on page 5. Captures the picture image to a TWAIN-compatible application. You're now ready to scan! ii

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Getting connected
For scanning with each utility, the following procedure is needed.
Connect the scanner to a Macintosh computer
<Example connection>
Operation of scanner: Refer to the
Set up Edition of the Operation Guide
for the scanner.
Operation on Macintosh
Network cable
Scanner
Macintosh
Hub
Connect the scanner to the Macintosh
computer through a network cable
(100BASE-TX or 10BASE-T).
Basic scanner settings
(register the host name and IP address, etc.)
Registering and editing user information
Date/time and time difference settings
Scan to Mac
: Refer to
Installing Scan to Mac
on page
1
.
Saves the scanned image as a data file on your computer.
TWAIN for Mac
: Refer to
Installing TWAIN for Mac
on page
5
.
Captures the picture image to a TWAIN-compatible application.
You’re now ready to scan!