Magnasonic FS70 User manual

FS70 User Manual v1.0
All-In-One 25MP Film Scanner with HDMI
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Table Of Contents
What’s Included......................................................................................................................................4
Product Information.............................................................................................................................5
Operating Instructions ........................................................................................................................6
Powering on Your Film Scanner.............................................................................................6
Changing the Language............................................................................................................6
Date and Time Setting................................................................................................................6
Selecting Scan Resolution ........................................................................................................6
Prepping Your Film/Slides.........................................................................................................7
Preparing the Film Scanner......................................................................................................10
Cleaning and Care........................................................................................................................10
Using an SD Card..........................................................................................................................10
Formatting Your SD Card...........................................................................................................11
Scanning Your Images................................................................................................................11
Viewing Your Scanned Images................................................................................................12
Transferring Images to Your Computer................................................................................12
Watching Saved Images from a TV Screen..........................................................................12
FAQ / Troubleshooting.........................................................................................................................13
Specications..........................................................................................................................................15
FCC Information.....................................................................................................................................15
HDMI Information .................................................................................................................................16
Magnasonic® Warranty........................................................................................................................16

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What’s Included
Film Scanner
User Manual
110 Slide Insert
USB Cable
Negative Adapter
110 Negative Insert
Cleaning Brush
Slide Adapter
Super 8/8mm Insert
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Product Information
Back
Front
USB SD HDMI
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Settings Button Gallery Button
HDMI Port
Forward/Mirror
Button
Slide/Negative
Adapter Slot
OK/Image
Settings Button
Power Button
LCD Screen
SD Card Slot
Back/Flip Button
Capture Button
USB C Port

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Operating Instructions
Powering on Your Film Scanner
1. Connect the USB cable to the USB port on the lm scanner.
2. Connect the other end of the USB cable into a USB wall adapter (not included) or
USB power source (5V 1A).
3. Press and hold the Power button on the scanner to turn it on.
Note: The lm scanner will automatically shut o after 10 minutes of inactivity.
Date and Time Setting
1. On the Main Menu, go to DATE AND TIME and press OK.
2. Use the < and > buttons to select the correct year.
3. Use the OK button to move to the next setting. The order of the settings is Year/
Month/Day/Hour/Minutes/Seconds.
Note: Hour is displayed as a 24 clock. Selecting 12 and above would set the Hour to PM.
Selecting Scan Resolution
1. On the Main Menu, go to RESOLUTION and press OK.
2. Use the < and > buttons to select 13MP or 25MP and press OK to conrm.
Changing the Language
1. Press the Settings button to open the Main Menu and use the < and > buttons to
select the LANGUAGE option.
2. Press OK to open the language menu.
3. Use the < and > buttons to scroll between the available selections.
4. Press OK to select the language.
- English
- Español
- Français
- Deutsch
- Japanese
- Chinese

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Prepping Your Film/Slides
1. Open the appropriate slide/lm adapter and insert your slide/lm. Each adapter is
labelled to identify it. If you are not certain of your slide/lm type, refer to the Slide
Type and Film Type images below.
2. Ensure the slide/lm is facing the correct way and is not bent.
3. Close the slide or lm adapter and press the edges so that it locks into place.
IMPORTANT: The quality of the original slide/lm will impact the quality of the scanned image.
Slide Types
Slide Adapters
35mm Slide (135)
35mm Slide (135) 126 Slide
110 Slide
110 Slide
126 Slide
2x2
2x2
1x1
Tip: When inserting slides the glossy side should face up.
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Film Types
8mm/Super 8 lm types are under Slides in the Film Type menu and require the
Negative Adapter for scanning.
8mm
8mm
Super 8
Super 8
Film Adapters
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110 Slide
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135 Negative (35mm)
110 Negative
126 Negative
Negative Types
Negative Adapters
0101 01
135 Negative (35mm)
110 Negative
126 Negative

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Preparing the Film Scanner
1. Press and hold the Power button on the scanner to turn it on.
2. Insert the prepared lm or slide adapter into the slot on the right side of the lm
scanner.
3. In the Main Menu use the arrow keys to highlight the FILM TYPE option and press
the OK button to select it.
4. Use the > arrow key to cycle through Negatives, Slides, or B&W. Press the OK
button to select it.
5. The next screen will show the dierent types of your selection. Use the > arrow key
to select the correct type and press the OK button.
Cleaning and Care
Use the included cleaning brush to
ensure there is no dust or debris on
the lens. Insert the soft end of the
brush, face down, into the lm/slide
holder slot. Carefully push the brush
around inside to get rid of any dust or
debris that may be on the lens.
Using an SD Card
Note: This scanner has 64MB of built-in memory for saving scanned images. This lm scanner will also
accept SD, SDHC, and SDXC cards with a maximum of 128GB for extra memory. If you are using a 128GB
SD card, it may need to be formatted before using for the rst time. Please see below for formatting
instructions.
1. Insert the SD card, label up, into the SD card slot located at the back of the lm
scanner. The SD card will click in if inserted properly.
2. Remove the SD card by pressing on it until it clicks and pops out, then remove it
from the slot.
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Formatting Your SD Card
WARNING: Formatting your SD card will delete all les stored on the SD card.
Download your les from your SD card to your computer before formatting.
1. In the Main Menu, go to FORMAT SD. Press the OK button.
2. When prompted if you would like to format the SD, use the < button to select“Yes”.
Press the OK button to begin formatting the SD card.
Scanning Your Images
1. Press the Scan button to enter Capture mode.
2. You should now see your lm or slide image on the screen and the corresponding
lm/slide type is listed at the top right corner.
Note: Image on screen does not reect scanned image quality.
3. To adjust Brightness or Color, press the OK button. Use the left/right arrows to
move between Brightness (EV), Red (R), Green (G), or Blue (B). Press the OK button
to adjust them individually.
4. Once all settings are correct, press the SCAN button to return.
5. You can also ip or mirror your image before scanning by pressing the < or >
buttons.
6. Once ready, press the SCAN button to capture and save your image to the internal
memory or SD card if one is inserted. The FS70 cannot scan directly to a computer.
7. If you have multiple slides/negatives you can push/pull them through the adapter
without removing it. See image below for reference.
< – Flip > – Mirror
Note: When inserting lm/negative strips use caution to ensure they are not bent or damaged.
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Viewing Your Scanned Images
1. To view your saved images, press the GALLERY button.
2. Your images will play automatically in Slideshow mode.
3. To manually review your saved images and stop Slideshow mode, press the OK
button.
4. Use the left and right buttons to scroll through each saved image.
5. Press the OK button again to open the Gallery options. You can choose to either go
back to Slideshow mode, delete the image, or return to the Main Menu.
Watching Saved Images from a TV Screen
1. Turn on the lm scanner.
2. Connect an HDMI cable (not included) to the HDMI port on the back of the lm
scanner.
3. Connect the other end of the cable into an HDMI input on your TV.
Note: When you connect the lm scanner to your TV, the scanner’s LCD screen will turn o
automatically.
4. Ensure that your TV is set to the proper input/video source.
5. You should now see the lm scanner’s screen on yourTV screen.
Transferring Images to Your Computer
IMPORTANT: The lm scanner cannot scan directly to a computer. Scanning must be completed on the
lm scanner.
1. Ensure your computer is powered on.
2. Connect the lm scanner to your computer via the included USB cable.
3. Power on the lm scanner.
4. In the lm scanner menu, select USB UPLOAD.
5. A new folder will appear on your computer. Your saved images can be found here.
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Issue Solution
How can I get the best quality
scan possible?
Ensure the lm/slides are clean and that
you clean the inside of the scanner with the
included cleaning brush immediately before
scanning. See pg. 10 for instructions on how
to use the cleaning brush.
How should I prepare the lm/
slides to ensure the best possible
scan?
The lm/slide should be free of any dust/
ngerprints. This can be done with an
appropriate cleaning cloth.
I’ve noticed a consistent spot
on every slide I have scanned.
Is something wrong with my
scanner?
There is likely a small amount of dust inside
your unit. Use the included cleaning brush to
ensure there is no foreign debris. See pg. 10
for instructions on how to use the cleaning
brush.
Do I need a computer to begin
scanning?
Everything is plug-and-play right out of the
box. You can save images to an SD card (up
to 128GB) or the scanner’s internal memory
(64MB). You can then export to a computer at
a time that is more convenient.
What le format are the images
saved as?
The les are automatically saved in JPEG
format.
The scanner screen is black but it
has power.
Ensure an HDMI cable is not connected to
the back of the lm scanner. Conrm the USB
power source is 5V 1A and test with another
USB power source.
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Issue Solution
Can I use this to scan raw lm
or do I need to develop the
negatives rst?
The scanner will work for developed lm only.
I cannot see all my images on the
computer.
If an SD Card is inserted your computer will
only see images saved on the SD Card. The SD
Card must be removed to see images saved
on the internal storage.
Where can I recycle my old slides,
negatives, lm?
Older lm and photos can contain chemicals
that make them dicult to recycle. For proper
recycling/disposal information please consult
with your local recycling company.
My slides/negatives scanned
images have faded colors.
Over time slides and negatives can degrade
and the colors fade. Ensure your slides/
negatives are clean and use the color
adjustment options when scanning.
The colors in my scanned images
are reversed/negative.
Change the lm type in the menu to Negative
to scan properly.
What does the error“ERROR:
MEMORY FULL” mean?
This means that the internal memory or SD
Card is full. See pg. 11 for formatting the
storage to delete all photos and clear space.
It is recommended to use an SD Card when
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Image Sensor 13 Mega CMOS sensor
Supported Film Type
35mm/126/110/Super 8 lm & 135/126/110 slides
*Note: This lm scanner does not support 127/120/220 slides
or 116/127 lm
Resolution 13 Megapixels/25 Megapixels (interpolation)
Picture Aspect Ratio 3:2
Internal Memory 64MB
External Memory Card SD card up to 128GB
Power Input DC 5V 1A
Dimensions 5.20 (L) x 5.35 (W) x 3.82 (H) inches
Weight 1.04 lbs (474 g)
Specications
FCC Information
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device,
pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment
o and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that to which the
receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
NOTE: This unit may contain a microcomputer for signal processing and control function. In very
rare situations, severe interference, noise from an external source, or static electricity may cause it to
lockup. In the unlikely event that this should happen, turn o the unit, wait at least ve seconds, and
then turn it back on again.

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Magnasonic® Warranty
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Voltage converters must be used where applicable.
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