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VizLab

2020-01-24T22:38:12Z

Natalie: /* Class Schedule */

[[File:Vizlab_sign.jpg|thumb|150px|Vizlab sign]]

The LSU College of Art and Design Visualization Lab (formerly known as CADGIS) is located in rooms 216 and 217 of the LSU Design Building. VizLab is dedicated to teaching and research in the areas of computer-aided design, image-processing, and more applications in architecture, art, interior design, and landscape architecture. VizLab also offers services ranging from large-format printing and scanning to visual development using virtual and augmented reality. VizLab is open for printing to all LSU students who have [[VizLab Printing| signed up for a PaperCut account]].

== Hours ==

{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Time
|-
|M-Th
|8:30A.M. - 8:00P.M.
|-
|F
|8:30A.M. - 6:00P.M.
|-
|Sa
|Closed
|-
|Su
|12:00P.M. - 6:00P.M.
|}

=== Class Schedule ===

NOTE: Workstations may be unavailable during the following times
'''Spring 2020'''
{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Class
! Time
|-
| M W
| ART 4240
| 9:00AM-11:50AM
|-
| M W
| ART 4059
| 2:30PM-4:20PM
|-
| T TH
| ART 4020
| 9:00AM-11:50AM
|-
| T TH
| LA 7032
| 1:00PM-3:50PM
|-
|}

== Student Resources ==
===[[VizLab Printing | How to Print in VizLab]]===

===[[Vizlab Scanning | How to Scan in Vizlab]]===

===[[VizLab Software]]===

===[[VizLab Hardware]]===

== Employee Manuals ==

[[Printer Maintenance]]


[[Using the TigerCash Register]]

[[Adjusting Account Balances in PaperCut]]

[[Opening/Closing]]

[[Clocking In/Out]]

VizLab

2020-01-24T22:36:08Z

Natalie: /* Class Schedule */

[[File:Vizlab_sign.jpg|thumb|150px|Vizlab sign]]

The LSU College of Art and Design Visualization Lab (formerly known as CADGIS) is located in rooms 216 and 217 of the LSU Design Building. VizLab is dedicated to teaching and research in the areas of computer-aided design, image-processing, and more applications in architecture, art, interior design, and landscape architecture. VizLab also offers services ranging from large-format printing and scanning to visual development using virtual and augmented reality. VizLab is open for printing to all LSU students who have [[VizLab Printing| signed up for a PaperCut account]].

== Hours ==

{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Time
|-
|M-Th
|8:30A.M. - 8:00P.M.
|-
|F
|8:30A.M. - 6:00P.M.
|-
|Sa
|Closed
|-
|Su
|12:00P.M. - 6:00P.M.
|}

=== Class Schedule ===

NOTE: Workstations may be unavailable during the following times
'''Spring 2020'''
{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Class
! Time
|-
| M W
| ART 4240
| 9:00AM-11:50AM
|-
| M W
| ART 4059
| 2:30PM-4:20PM
|-
| T TH
| ART 4020
| 9:00AM-11:50AM
|-
|}

== Student Resources ==
===[[VizLab Printing | How to Print in VizLab]]===

===[[Vizlab Scanning | How to Scan in Vizlab]]===

===[[VizLab Software]]===

===[[VizLab Hardware]]===

== Employee Manuals ==

[[Printer Maintenance]]


[[Using the TigerCash Register]]

[[Adjusting Account Balances in PaperCut]]

[[Opening/Closing]]

[[Clocking In/Out]]

Vizlab Scanning

2019-08-01T18:40:46Z

Natalie: /* Small Format Scanner */

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format (HP Scanjet Enterprise)===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Small Format Scanner]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

''for more info: [http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c05556173 HP Scanjet Manual]''

[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb| Large Format Scanner]]
===Large Format (HP SD Pro)===

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

''for more info: [http://h20195.www2.hp.com/V2/GetPDF.aspx/4AA5-3858ENA.pdf HP SD Scanner Data Sheet] and [http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04493219 Manual]''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass. Letter size (8.5" x 11") film sheets can be found behind the scanner.

Start by placing the media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if the media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing the media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====
#Log into the PC on the right side of the scanner.
#Open "HPScan".
#Select a shortcut on the left for pdf or jpeg, or "Everyday Scan" for more filetypes.
#:To scan to Google Drive, Dropbox, SharePoint or OneDrive select "Everyday Scan", "More", then "Destination". Use the dropdown menu under "Send To" then "Configure" to sign in.
#Change the settings on the right as necessary.
#:Select "More" in the top right for more advanced options (e.g. dpi, color, etc.).
#If adjustments are needed, make changes using the panel on the right.
#:To zoom in before adjusting, double click the page, then select "Done" or "Cancel".
#Select "Save" and name the file.
#:Don't forget to sign out in settings if logged into a cloud account.
#Select "Exit" in the bottom right or close the window when completed.
#:If it asks to save changes to the shortcut, select "No".

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB into the port, found to the left of the display.
#Select "Scan to USB Drive".
#Make sure the destination is set to the USB.
#:Select the arrow next to the USB name to navigate to a specific folder.
#Name the file using the on-screen keyboard or the pull-out keyboard.
#Select "Options" in the bottom left corner to choose file type, dpi, color, etc.
#:Do this ''before'' the preview scan, as some options will be unavailable after.
#Touch the right panel to preview the scan. Make any final adjustments to the image.
#Select the green "Save" button in the bottom right.
#:If it asks to retain settings for the next job, select "Clear".

===Large Format Scanner===
:''good for large media and higher dpi
Start by inserting your media image side upwards. The scanner should grab the paper to hold it in place. If scanning thicker media, please refer to the [http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04493219 manual] and carefully remove back media guides, if necessary.

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB drive into port on the right side of the display.
#:If prompted with a popup upon startup, select "Hide".
#Select the "Scan" tab on the right panel.
#Select the [[File:preview.png|60px|page with magnifying glass]] icon on the bottom row to scan a preview.
#Use the right panel to make adjustments to your scan, e.g. lightness, resolution, and size.
#Ensure that "File destination:" is set to E: drive, your USB.
#:It will likely default to "D:\Images" folder. In the file navigation pop-up, go back using the ".." button.
#Select [[File:scan.png|60px|the blue button with diamond]] in the bottom right to scan and save.

If you need more step-by-step help, use the [[File:help.png|60px|online help (?)]] button in the bottom left.

Vizlab Scanning

2019-07-30T17:37:07Z

Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format (HP Scanjet Enterprise)===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Small Format Scanner]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

''for more info: [http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c05556173 HP Scanjet Manual]''

[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb| Large Format Scanner]]
===Large Format (HP SD Pro)===

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

''for more info: [http://h20195.www2.hp.com/V2/GetPDF.aspx/4AA5-3858ENA.pdf HP SD Scanner Data Sheet] and [http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04493219 Manual]''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing the media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if the media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing the media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====
#Log into the PC on the right side of the scanner.
#Open "HPScan".
#Select a shortcut on the left for pdf or jpeg, or "Everyday Scan" for more filetypes.
#:To scan to Google Drive, Dropbox, SharePoint or OneDrive select "Everyday Scan", "More", then "Destination". Use the dropdown menu under "Send To" then "Configure" to sign in.
#Change the settings on the right as necessary.
#:Select "More" in the top right for more advanced options (e.g. dpi, color, etc.).
#If adjustments are needed, make changes using the panel on the right.
#:To zoom in before adjusting, double click the page, then select "Done" or "Cancel".
#Select "Save" and name the file.
#:Don't forget to sign out in settings if logged into a cloud account.
#Select "Exit" in the bottom right or close the window when completed.
#:If it asks to save changes to the shortcut, select "No".

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB into the port, found to the left of the display.
#Select "Scan to USB Drive".
#Make sure the destination is set to the USB.
#:Select the arrow next to the USB name to navigate to a specific folder.
#Name the file using the on-screen keyboard or the pull-out keyboard.
#Select "Options" in the bottom left corner to choose file type, dpi, color, etc.
#:Do this ''before'' the preview scan, as some options will be unavailable after.
#Touch the right panel to preview the scan. Make any final adjustments to the image.
#Select the green "Save" button in the bottom right.
#:If it asks to retain settings for the next job, select "Clear".

===Large Format Scanner===
:''good for large media and higher dpi
Start by inserting your media image side upwards. The scanner should grab the paper to hold it in place. If scanning thicker media, please refer to the [http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04493219 manual] and carefully remove back media guides, if necessary.

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB drive into port on the right side of the display.
#:If prompted with a popup upon startup, select "Hide".
#Select the "Scan" tab on the right panel.
#Select the [[File:preview.png|60px|page with magnifying glass]] icon on the bottom row to scan a preview.
#Use the right panel to make adjustments to your scan, e.g. lightness, resolution, and size.
#Ensure that "File destination:" is set to E: drive, your USB.
#:It will likely default to "D:\Images" folder. In the file navigation pop-up, go back using the ".." button.
#Select [[File:scan.png|60px|the blue button with diamond]] in the bottom right to scan and save.

If you need more step-by-step help, use the [[File:help.png|60px|online help (?)]] button in the bottom left.

VizLab Hardware

2019-07-25T21:42:33Z

Natalie: /* Printers, Plotters and Scanners */

== Lenovo ThinkStation (x20) ==
* Intel Xeon E5-1660 v4 @ 3.2 GHz
* 16 GB Ram
* NVidia GeForce GTX 1060 6GB
* 256 GB SD (for OS and applications)
* 1 TB HDD (for users and storage)
* 16 Stations are equipped with Wacom Cintiq pen displays

== Printers, Plotters and Scanners ==
* HP DesignJet Z6200 42" Photo Printer (x3)
* Océ PlotWave 340
* HP LaserJet 700 M712n Black and White Laser Printer
* HP LaserJet M750dn Color Laser Printer
* HP SD Pro 44-in Scanner
* HP Scanjet Enterprise Flow N9120 fn2

Adjusting Account Balances in PaperCut

2019-07-25T21:40:11Z

Natalie:

== Adding Funds Via TigerCash ==

# Use the TigerCash Register as shown in [[Using the TigerCash Register]] to charge the customer for the requested balance increase.
# Find the user in the PaperCut Web Interface by finding the customer's PAWS ID in the list or entering it in the Quick Find bar:
#: [[Image:PaperCut Find User.png | 700 px]]
# Select the '''Adjustments & Charges''' tab near the top of the page.
#: [[Image:PaperCut Adjust Balance.png | 700 px]]
# Select "Vizlab" from the Accounts dropdown list
#:''NOTE: User must have balance in their '''Vizlab''' PaperCut account to print in Vizlab. This is a separate balance from the "Default" and "Graphic Design" accounts.''
#Enter the amount in the box below "Adjustment to apply" then click Apply.

== Refunds ==

''User must first request a refund, refer to [[VizLab Printing#Requesting Refunds for Prints | Requesting Refunds for Prints]] for instructions.''

# Go to the "Printers" menu option found on the left side bar.
# Select the '''Refunds''' tab to access the User Refund Requests page.
#: [[Image:Admin Refund Request List.png | 700px ]]
# Locate the user's request and click:
#*'''Approve''' to refund the amount.
#*'''Reject''' to deny the request.
#*'''Other''' to edit refund amount and add a comment.

Adjusting Account Balances in PaperCut

2019-07-25T21:37:18Z

Natalie:

== Adding Funds Via TigerCash ==

# Use the TigerCash Register as shown in [[Using the TigerCash Register]] to charge the customer for the requested balance increase.
# Find the user in the PaperCut Web Interface by finding the customer's PAWS ID in the list or entering it in the Quick Find bar:
#: [[Image:PaperCut Find User.png | 700 px]]
# Select the '''Adjustments & Charges''' tab near the top of the page.
#: [[Image:PaperCut Adjust Balance.png | 700 px]]
# Select "Vizlab" from the Accounts dropdown list
''NOTE: User must have balance in their '''Vizlab''' PaperCut account to print in Vizlab. This is a separate balance from the "Default" and "Graphic Design" accounts.''
#Enter the amount in the box below "Adjustment to apply" then click Apply.

== Refunds ==

''User must first request a refund, refer to [[VizLab Printing#Requesting Refunds for Prints | Requesting Refunds for Prints]] for instructions.''

# Go to the "Printers" menu option found on the left side bar.
# Select the '''Refunds''' tab to access the User Refund Requests page.
#: [[Image:Admin Refund Request List.png | 700px ]]
# Locate the user's request and click:
#*'''Approve''' to refund the amount.
#*'''Reject''' to deny the request.
#*'''Other''' to edit refund amount and add a comment.

Using the TigerCash Register

2019-07-25T21:36:01Z

Natalie:

==Adding Funds==

Students must add funds to their PaperCut account to pay for prints. '''Only TigerCash''' is accepted for fund transferal.

#Ask the student how much they want to add to their balance
#:[[Image:charging1.jpg]]
#Enter the amount on the machine
#: [[File:charging2.jpg]]
#Swipe the card to charge the price of the printings, then click OK
#: [[Image:swipecard.jpg]]
#: If swiping doesn't work, manually type in their card number (the long serial number)
#: [[Image:tiger-card.jpg | 550px ]]

''See Also: [[Adjusting Account Balances in PaperCut]]''
==Checking TigerCash Balance==

To make sure they have the funds to add to their account, a student may ask to see what their balance is. Do this by:
#Go to the '''SV Balance''' tab at the top left of the screen
#Swipe their card or manually enter their card number

Vizlab Scanning

2019-07-25T21:31:32Z

Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format (HP Scanjet Enterprise)===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Small Format Scanner]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

''for more info: [http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c05556173 HP Scanjet Manual]''

[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb| Large Format Scanner]]
===Large Format (HP SD Pro)===

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

''for more info: [http://h20195.www2.hp.com/V2/GetPDF.aspx/4AA5-3858ENA.pdf HP SD Scanner Data Sheet] and [http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04493219 Manual]''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing the media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if the media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing the media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====
#Log into the PC on the right side of the scanner.
#Open "HPScan".
#Select a shortcut on the left for pdf or jpeg, or "Everyday Scan" for more filetypes.
#:To scan to Google Drive, Dropbox, SharePoint or OneDrive select "Everyday Scan", "More", then "Destination". Use the dropdown menu under "Send To" then "Configure" to sign in.
#Change the settings on the right as necessary.
#:Select "More" in the top right for more advanced options (e.g. dpi, color, etc.).
#If adjustments are needed, make changes using the panel on the right.
#:To zoom in before adjusting, double click the page, then select "Done" or "Cancel".
#Select "Save" and name the file.
#:Don't forget to sign out in settings if logged into a cloud account.
#Select "Exit" in the bottom right or close the window when completed.
#:If it asks to save changes to the shortcut, select "No".

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB into the port, found to the left of the display.
#Select "Scan to USB Drive".
#Make sure the destination is set to the USB.
#:Select the arrow next to the USB name to navigate to a specific folder.
#Name the file using the on-screen keyboard or the pull-out keyboard.
#Select "Options" in the bottom left corner to choose file type, dpi, color, etc.
#:Do this ''before'' the preview scan, as some options will be unavailable after.
#Touch the right panel to preview the scan. Make any final adjustments to the image.
#Select the green "Save" button in the bottom right.
#:If it asks to retain settings for the next job, select "Clear".

===Large Format Scanner===
:''good for large media and higher dpi
Start by inserting your media image side upwards. The scanner should grab the paper to hold it in place. If scanning thicker media, please refer to the [http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04493219 manual] and carefully remove back media guides, if necessary.

====Scanning to USB====
#If prompted with a popup upon startup, select "Hide".
#Select the "Scan" tab on the right panel.
#Select the [[File:preview.png|60px|page with magnifying glass]] icon on the bottom row to scan a preview.
#Use the right panel to make adjustments to your scan, e.g. lightness, resolution, and size.
#Ensure that "File destination:" is set to E: drive, your USB.
#:It will likely default to "D:\Images" folder. In the file navigation pop-up, go back using the ".." button.
#Select [[File:scan.png|60px|the blue button with diamond]] in the bottom right to scan and save.

If you need more step-by-step help, use the [[File:help.png|60px|online help (?)]] button in the bottom left.

Vizlab Scanning

2019-07-25T21:21:39Z

Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format (HP Scanjet Enterprise)===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Small Format Scanner]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

''for more info: [http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c05556173 HP Scanjet Manual]''

[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb| Large Format Scanner]]
===Large Format (HP SD Pro)===

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

''for more info: [http://h20195.www2.hp.com/V2/GetPDF.aspx/4AA5-3858ENA.pdf HP SD Scanner Data Sheet] and [http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04493219 Manual]''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing the media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if the media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing the media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====
#Log into the PC on the right side of the scanner.
#Open "HPScan".
#Select a shortcut on the left for pdf or jpeg, or "Everyday Scan" for more filetypes.
#:To scan to Google Drive, Dropbox, SharePoint or OneDrive select "Everyday Scan", "More", then "Destination". Use the dropdown menu under "Send To" then "Configure" to sign in.
#Change the settings on the right as necessary.
#:Select "More" in the top right for more advanced options (e.g. dpi, color, etc.).
#If adjustments are needed, make changes using the panel on the right.
#:To zoom in before adjusting, double click the page, then select "Done" or "Cancel".
#Select "Save" and name the file.
#:Don't forget to sign out in settings if logged into a cloud account.
#Select "Exit" in the bottom right or close the window when completed.
#:If it asks to save changes to the shortcut, select "No".

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB into the port, found to the left of the display.
#Select "Scan to USB Drive".
#Make sure the destination is set to the USB.
#:Select the arrow next to the USB name to navigate to a specific folder.
#Name the file using the on-screen keyboard or the pull-out keyboard.
#Select "Options" in the bottom left corner to choose file type, dpi, color, etc.
#:Do this ''before'' the preview scan, as some options will be unavailable after.
#Touch the right panel to preview the scan. Make any final adjustments to the image.
#Select the green "Save" button in the bottom right.
#:If it asks to retain settings for the next job, select "Clear".

===Large Format Scanner===
:''good for large media and higher dpi

====Scanning to USB====
Start by inserting your media image side upwards. The scanner should grab the paper to hold it in place.

#If prompted with a popup upon startup, select "Hide".
#Select the "Scan" tab on the right panel.
#Select the [[File:preview.png|60px|page with magnifying glass]] icon on the bottom row to scan a preview.
#Use the right panel to make adjustments to your scan, e.g. lightness, resolution, and size.
#Ensure that "File destination:" is set to E: drive, your USB.
#:It will likely default to "D:\Images" folder. In the file navigation pop-up, go back using the ".." button.
#Select [[File:scan.png|60px|the blue button with diamond]] in the bottom right to scan and save.

If you need more step-by-step help, use the [[File:help.png|60px|online help (?)]] button in the bottom left.

Vizlab Scanning

2019-07-25T21:19:36Z

Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format (HP Scanjet Enterprise)===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Small Format Scanner]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

''for more info: [http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c05556173 HP Scanjet Manual]''

[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb| Large Format Scanner]]
===Large Format (HP SD Pro)===

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

''for more info: [http://h20195.www2.hp.com/V2/GetPDF.aspx/4AA5-3858ENA.pdf HP SD Scanner Data Sheet] and [http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04493219 Manual]''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing the media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if the media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing the media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====
#Log into the PC on the right side of the scanner.
#Open "HPScan".
#Select a shortcut on the left for pdf or jpeg, or "Everyday Scan" for more filetypes.
#:To scan to Google Drive, Dropbox, SharePoint or OneDrive select "Everyday Scan", "More", then "Destination". Use the dropdown menu under "Send To" then "Configure" to sign in.
#Change the settings on the right as necessary.
#:Select "More" in the top right for more advanced options (e.g. dpi, color, etc.).
#If adjustments are needed, make changes using the panel on the right.
#:To zoom in before adjusting, double click the page, then select "Done" or "Cancel".
#Select "Save" and name the file.
#:Don't forget to sign out in settings if logged into a cloud account.
#Exit
#:If it asks to save changes to the shortcut, select "No".

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB into the port, found to the left of the display.
#Select "Scan to USB Drive".
#Make sure the destination is set to the USB.
#:Select the arrow next to the USB name to navigate to a specific folder.
#Name the file using the on-screen keyboard or the pull-out keyboard.
#Select "Options" in the bottom left corner to choose file type, dpi, color, etc.
#:Do this ''before'' the preview scan, as some options will be unavailable after.
#Touch the right panel to preview the scan. Make any final adjustments to the image.
#Select the green "Save" button in the bottom right.
#:If it asks to retain settings for the next job, select "Clear".

===Large Format Scanner===
:''good for large media and higher dpi

====Scanning to USB====
Start by inserting your media image side upwards. The scanner should grab the paper to hold it in place.

#If prompted with a popup upon startup, select "Hide".
#Select the "Scan" tab on the right panel.
#Select the [[File:preview.png|60px|page with magnifying glass]] icon on the bottom row to scan a preview.
#Use the right panel to make adjustments to your scan, e.g. lightness, resolution, and size.
#Ensure that "File destination:" is set to E: drive, your USB.
#:It will likely default to "D:\Images" folder. In the file navigation pop-up, go back using the ".." button.
#Select [[File:scan.png|60px|the blue button with diamond]] in the bottom right to scan and save.

If you need more step-by-step help, use the [[File:help.png|60px|online help (?)]] button in the bottom left.

VizLab

2019-07-25T20:48:03Z

Natalie:

[[File:Vizlab_sign.jpg|thumb|150px|Vizlab sign]]

The LSU College of Art and Design Visualization Lab (formerly known as CADGIS) is located in rooms 216 and 217 of the LSU Design Building. VizLab is dedicated to teaching and research in the areas of computer-aided design, image-processing, and more applications in architecture, art, interior design, and landscape architecture. VizLab also offers services ranging from large-format printing and scanning to visual development using virtual and augmented reality. VizLab is open for printing to all LSU students who have [[VizLab Printing| signed up for a PaperCut account]].

== Hours ==

{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Time
|-
|M-Th
|8:30A.M. - 8:00P.M.
|-
|F
|8:30A.M. - 6:00P.M.
|-
|Sa
|Closed
|-
|Su
|12:00P.M. - 6:00P.M.
|}

=== Class Schedule ===

NOTE: Workstations may be unavailable during the following times
'''Fall 2019'''
{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Class
! Time
|-
| M W
| ART 4240
| 8:30AM-11:20AM
|-
| M W
| ART 4230
| 12:30PM-3:20PM
|-
| T TH
| ART 4230
| 9:00AM-11:50AM
|-
| T TH
| LA 7101
| 1:30PM-4:20PM
|-
|}

== Student Resources ==
===[[VizLab Printing | How to Print in VizLab]]===

===[[Vizlab Scanning | How to Scan in Vizlab]]===

===[[VizLab Software]]===

===[[VizLab Hardware]]===

== Employee Manuals ==

[[Printer Maintenance]]


[[Using the TigerCash Register]]

[[Adjusting Account Balances in PaperCut]]

[[Opening/Closing]]

[[Clocking In/Out]]

VizLab

2019-07-25T20:41:41Z

Natalie:

[[File:Vizlab_sign.jpg|thumb|150px|Vizlab sign]]

The LSU College of Art and Design Visualization Lab (formerly known as CADGIS) is located in rooms 216 and 217 of the LSU Design Building. VizLab is dedicated to teaching and research in the areas of computer-aided design, image-processing, and more applications in architecture, art, interior design, and landscape architecture. VizLab also offers large-format printing and scanning and other computer services geared toward design. VizLab is open for printing to all LSU students with a PaperCut account.

== Hours ==

{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Time
|-
|M-Th
|8:30A.M. - 8:00P.M.
|-
|F
|8:30A.M. - 6:00P.M.
|-
|Sa
|Closed
|-
|Su
|12:00P.M. - 6:00P.M.
|}

=== Class Schedule ===

NOTE: Workstations may be unavailable during the following times
'''Fall 2019'''
{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Class
! Time
|-
| M W
| ART 4240
| 8:30AM-11:20AM
|-
| M W
| ART 4230
| 12:30PM-3:20PM
|-
| T TH
| ART 4230
| 9:00AM-11:50AM
|-
| T TH
| LA 7101
| 1:30PM-4:20PM
|-
|}

== Student Resources ==
===[[VizLab Printing | How to Print in VizLab]]===

===[[Vizlab Scanning | How to Scan in Vizlab]]===

===[[VizLab Software]]===

===[[VizLab Hardware]]===

== Employee Manuals ==

[[Printer Maintenance]]


[[Using the TigerCash Register]]

[[Adjusting Account Balances in PaperCut]]

[[Opening/Closing]]

[[Clocking In/Out]]

VizLab

2019-07-25T20:41:00Z

Natalie:

[[File:Vizlab_sign.jpg|thumb|150px|Vizlab sign]]

The LSU College of Art and Design Visualization Lab (formerly known as CADGIS) is located in rooms 216 and 217 of the LSU Design Building. VizLab is dedicated to teaching and research in the areas of computer-aided design, image-processing, and more applications in architecture, art, interior design, and landscape architecture. VizLab also offers large-format printing and scanning and other computer services geared toward design. VizLab is open to all LSU students with a PaperCut account.

== Hours ==

{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Time
|-
|M-Th
|8:30A.M. - 8:00P.M.
|-
|F
|8:30A.M. - 6:00P.M.
|-
|Sa
|Closed
|-
|Su
|12:00P.M. - 6:00P.M.
|}

=== Class Schedule ===

NOTE: Workstations may be unavailable during the following times
'''Fall 2019'''
{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Class
! Time
|-
| M W
| ART 4240
| 8:30AM-11:20AM
|-
| M W
| ART 4230
| 12:30PM-3:20PM
|-
| T TH
| ART 4230
| 9:00AM-11:50AM
|-
| T TH
| LA 7101
| 1:30PM-4:20PM
|-
|}

== Student Resources ==
===[[VizLab Printing | How to Print in VizLab]]===

===[[Vizlab Scanning | How to Scan in Vizlab]]===

===[[VizLab Software]]===

===[[VizLab Hardware]]===

== Employee Manuals ==

[[Printer Maintenance]]


[[Using the TigerCash Register]]

[[Adjusting Account Balances in PaperCut]]

[[Opening/Closing]]

[[Clocking In/Out]]

C-Lab Printing

2019-07-25T20:36:17Z

Natalie:

Printing in C-Lab is limited to using PaperCut's Web Print service or your personal laptop, as there is no release station. For step-by-step instructions:
:go to --> [[Printing from PaperCut Web Print]] '''OR''' [[Setting Up Printers on a Personal Computer]]

If you do not have a PaperCut account or need general information about printing:
:go to --> [[VizLab Printing]]

C-Lab Printing

2019-07-25T20:35:10Z

Natalie:

Printing in C-Lab is limited to using PaperCut's Web Print service or your personal laptop, as there is no release station. For step-by-step instructions:
:go to --> [[Printing from PaperCut Web Print]]
:go to --> [[Setting Up Printers on a Personal Computer]]

If you do not have a PaperCut account or need general information about printing:
:go to --> [[VizLab Printing]]

C-Lab Printing

2019-07-25T20:34:41Z

Natalie:

Printing in C-Lab is limited to using PaperCut's Web Print service or your laptop, as there is no release station. For step-by-step instructions:
:go to --> [[Printing from PaperCut Web Print]]
:go to --> [[Setting Up Printers on a Personal Computer]]

If you do not have a PaperCut account or need general information about printing:
:go to --> [[VizLab Printing]]

C-Lab Printing

2019-07-25T20:26:55Z

Natalie:

Printing in C-Lab is limited to using PaperCut's Web Print service, as there is no release station. For step-by-step instructions:
:go to --> [[Printing from PaperCut Web Print]].

If you do not have a PaperCut account or need general information about printing:
:go to --> [[VizLab Printing]].

C-Lab Printing

2019-07-25T20:22:47Z

Natalie: Created page with "Printing in C-Lab is limited to using PaperCut's Web Print service, as there is no release station. :For step-by-step instructions, go to --> Printing from PaperCut Web Pri..."

Printing in C-Lab is limited to using PaperCut's Web Print service, as there is no release station.
:For step-by-step instructions, go to --> [[Printing from PaperCut Web Print]].

For more general information about printing using PaperCut go to --> [[VizLab Printing]].

C-Lab

2019-07-25T20:07:52Z

Natalie:

[[File:CLab_Sign.jpg|thumb|150px|C-Lab sign]]

The C-Lab can be found in Room 102 of Atkinson Hall. The C-Lab is open '''24/7''' to all students within the Art and Design College. It was created with the intent to give students access to high-performance computers and design software at any time, without interruption from classes. Students may also use the provided black-and-white printer, accessible via PaperCut.

== Student Resources ==
<div style="clear: both">
[[File: CLab.jpg|thumb|C-Lab]]
===[[C-Lab Printing|How to Print in C-Lab]]===

===[[VizLab_Software|C-Lab Software]]===
===[[C-Lab Hardware]]===
</div>

C-Lab

2019-07-25T20:07:02Z

Natalie: /* How to Print */

[[File:CLab_Sign.jpg|thumb|150px|C-Lab sign]]

The C-Lab can be found in Room 102 of Atkinson Hall. The C-Lab is open '''24/7''' to all students within the Art and Design College. It was created with the intent to give students access to high-performance computers and design software at any time, without interruption from classes. Students may also use the provided black-and-white printer, accessible via PaperCut.

== Student Resources ==
<div style="clear: both">
[[File: CLab.jpg|thumb|C-Lab]]
===[[How to Print in C-Lab]]===

===[[VizLab_Software|C-Lab Software]]===
===[[C-Lab Hardware]]===
</div>

C-Lab

2019-07-25T20:04:50Z

Natalie:

[[File:CLab_Sign.jpg|thumb|150px|C-Lab sign]]

The C-Lab can be found in Room 102 of Atkinson Hall. The C-Lab is open '''24/7''' to all students within the Art and Design College. It was created with the intent to give students access to high-performance computers and design software at any time, without interruption from classes. Students may also use the provided black-and-white printer, accessible via PaperCut.

== Student Resources ==
<div style="clear: both">
[[File: CLab.jpg|thumb|C-Lab]]
===[[How to Print]]===
===[[VizLab_Software|C-Lab Software]]===
===[[C-Lab Hardware]]===
</div>

C-Lab

2019-07-25T19:59:59Z

Natalie:

[[File:CLab_Sign.jpg|thumb|150px|C-Lab sign]]

The C-Lab can be found in Room 102 of Atkinson Hall. The C-Lab is open 24/7 to all students within the Art and Design College. It was created with the intent to give students access to high-functioning computers and design software at any time, without interruption from classes. Students may also use the provided black-and-white printer, accessible via PaperCut.

== Student Resources ==
<div style="clear: both">
[[File: CLab.jpg|thumb|C-Lab]]
===[[How to Print]]===
===[[VizLab_Software|C-Lab Software]]===
===[[C-Lab Hardware]]===
</div>

C-Lab

2019-07-25T19:55:34Z

Natalie:

[[File:CLab_Sign.jpg|thumb|150px|C-Lab sign]]

The C-Lab can be found in Room 102 of Atkinson Hall. The C-Lab is open 24/7 to all students within the Art and Design College. It was created with the intent to give students access to high-functioning computers and design software at any time, without interruption from classes. Students may also use the provided black-and-white printer, accessible via PaperCut.

== Student Resources ==
[[File: CLab.jpg|thumb|C-Lab]]
===[[How to Print]]===
===[[VizLab_Software|C-Lab Software]]===
===[[C-Lab Hardware]]===

Mac Labs

2019-07-25T19:54:29Z

Natalie:

[[File:Digital_Labs.png|thumb|300x|Room 108 and 113]]

The Mac Labs can be located on the first floor of the Art Building in rooms 108 and 113, labelled as Digital Lab 1 and 2 respectively. They are often used for Digital Art and Graphic Design classes, but are free for use when not occupied.

== Hours ==
The Mac Labs are available for use outside of the following class times. Room 108 can be accessed by students using their LSU ID.

=== Class Schedule ===

NOTE: Workstations may be unavailable during the following times

[[File:Room_108.jpg|thumb|Room 108]]
[[File:Room_113.jpg|thumb|Room 113]]

'''Room 108''' - Fall 2019
{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Class
! Time
|-
|M W
|ART 7255
|8:30AM-11:20AM
|-
|M W
|ART 2050
|12:30PM-3:20PM
|-
|M W
|ART 2050
|3:30PM-6:20PM
|-
|T TH
|ART 4567
|9:00AM-11:50AM
|-
|T TH
|ART 4567
|12:00PM-2:50PM
|-
|T TH
|ART 2220
|3:00PM-5:50PM
|-
|}

'''Room 113''' - Fall 2019
{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Class
! Time
|-
|M W
|ART 2050
|8:30AM-11:20AM
|-
|M W
|ART 2551
|3:30PM-6:20PM
|-
|T TH
|ART 3996
|9:00AM-11:50AM
|-
|T TH
|ART 2551
|12:00PM-2:50PM
|-
|}

== Student Resources ==

===[[VizLab_Software|Mac Lab Software]]===

===[[Mac Lab Hardware]]===

Mac Labs

2019-07-25T19:52:42Z

Natalie:

[[File:Digital_Labs.png|thumb|300x|Room 108 and 113]]

The Mac Labs can be located on the first floor of the Art Building in rooms 108 and 113, labelled as Digital Lab 1 and 2 respectively.

== Hours ==
The Mac Labs are available for use outside of the following class times. Room 108 can be accessed by students using their LSU ID.

=== Class Schedule ===

NOTE: Workstations may be unavailable during the following times

[[File:Room_108.jpg|thumb|Room 108]]
[[File:Room_113.jpg|thumb|Room 113]]

'''Room 108''' - Fall 2019
{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Class
! Time
|-
|M W
|ART 7255
|8:30AM-11:20AM
|-
|M W
|ART 2050
|12:30PM-3:20PM
|-
|M W
|ART 2050
|3:30PM-6:20PM
|-
|T TH
|ART 4567
|9:00AM-11:50AM
|-
|T TH
|ART 4567
|12:00PM-2:50PM
|-
|T TH
|ART 2220
|3:00PM-5:50PM
|-
|}

'''Room 113''' - Fall 2019
{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Class
! Time
|-
|M W
|ART 2050
|8:30AM-11:20AM
|-
|M W
|ART 2551
|3:30PM-6:20PM
|-
|T TH
|ART 3996
|9:00AM-11:50AM
|-
|T TH
|ART 2551
|12:00PM-2:50PM
|-
|}

== Student Resources ==

===[[VizLab_Software|Mac Lab Software]]===

===[[Mac Lab Hardware]]===

File:Digital Labs.png

2019-07-25T19:47:15Z

Natalie:

Mac Labs

2019-07-25T19:47:07Z

Natalie:

[[File:Digital_Labs.png|thumb|150px|Room 108 and 113]]

The Mac Labs can be located on the first floor of the Art Building in rooms 108 and 113, labelled as Digital Lab 1 and 2 respectively.

== Hours ==
The Mac Labs are available for use outside of the following class times. Art students should have card access to room 108.

[[File:Room_108.jpg|thumb|Room 108]]
[[File:Room_113.jpg|thumb|Room 113]]

=== Class Schedule ===

NOTE: Workstations may be unavailable during the following times
'''Room 108''' - Fall 2019
{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Class
! Time
|-
|M W
|ART 7255
|8:30AM-11:20AM
|-
|M W
|ART 2050
|12:30PM-3:20PM
|-
|M W
|ART 2050
|3:30PM-6:20PM
|-
|T TH
|ART 4567
|9:00AM-11:50AM
|-
|T TH
|ART 4567
|12:00PM-2:50PM
|-
|T TH
|ART 2220
|3:00PM-5:50PM
|-
|}

'''Room 113''' - Fall 2019
{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Class
! Time
|-
|M W
|ART 2050
|8:30AM-11:20AM
|-
|M W
|ART 2551
|3:30PM-6:20PM
|-
|T TH
|ART 3996
|9:00AM-11:50AM
|-
|T TH
|ART 2551
|12:00PM-2:50PM
|-
|}

== Student Resources ==

===[[VizLab_Software|Mac Lab Software]]===

===[[Mac Lab Hardware]]===

Vizlab Scanning

2019-07-25T19:38:40Z

Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format (HP Scanjet Enterprise)===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Small Format Scanner]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

''for more info: [http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c05556173 HP Scanjet Manual]''

[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb| Large Format Scanner]]
===Large Format (HP SD Pro)===

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

''for more info: [http://h20195.www2.hp.com/V2/GetPDF.aspx/4AA5-3858ENA.pdf HP SD Scanner Data Sheet] and [http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04493219 Manual]''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing the media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if the media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing the media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====
#Log into the PC on the right side of the scanner.
#Open "HPScan".
#Select a shortcut on the left for pdf or jpeg, or "Everyday Scan" for more filetypes.
#:To scan to Google Drive, Dropbox, SharePoint or OneDrive select "Everyday Scan", "More", then "Destination". Use the dropdown menu under "Send To" then "Configure" to sign in.
#Change the settings on the right as necessary.
#:Select "More" in the top right for more advanced options (e.g. dpi, color, etc.).
#If adjustments are needed, make changes using the panel on the right.
#:To zoom in before adjusting, double click the page, then select "Done" or "Cancel".
#Select "Save", name the file, then "Exit".
#:If it asks to save changes to the shortcut, select "No".

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB into the port, found to the left of the display.
#Select "Scan to USB Drive".
#Make sure the destination is set to the USB.
#:Select the arrow next to the USB name to navigate to a specific folder.
#Name the file using the on-screen keyboard or the pull-out keyboard.
#Select "Options" in the bottom left corner to choose file type, dpi, color, etc.
#:Do this ''before'' the preview scan, as some options will be unavailable after.
#Touch the right panel to preview the scan. Make any final adjustments to the image.
#Select the green "Save" button in the bottom right.
#:If it asks to retain settings for the next job, select "Clear".
#:Don't forget to sign out in settings if logged into a cloud account.

===Large Format Scanner===
:''good for large media and higher dpi

====Scanning to USB====
Start by inserting your media image side upwards. The scanner should grab the paper to hold it in place.

#If prompted with a popup upon startup, select "Hide".
#Select the "Scan" tab on the right panel.
#Select the [[File:preview.png|60px|page with magnifying glass]] icon on the bottom row to scan a preview.
#Use the right panel to make adjustments to your scan, e.g. lightness, resolution, and size.
#Ensure that "File destination:" is set to E: drive, your USB.
#:It will likely default to "D:\Images" folder. In the file navigation pop-up, go back using the ".." button.
#Select [[File:scan.png|60px|the blue button with diamond]] in the bottom right to scan and save.

If you need more step-by-step help, use the [[File:help.png|60px|online help (?)]] button in the bottom left.

Vizlab Scanning

2019-07-25T19:30:03Z

Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format (HP Scanjet Enterprise)===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Small Format Scanner]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb| Large Format Scanner]]
===Large Format (HP SD Pro)===

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

for more info: [http://h20195.www2.hp.com/V2/GetPDF.aspx/4AA5-3858ENA.pdf HP SD Scanner Data Sheet]

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing the media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if the media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing the media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====
#Log into the PC on the right side of the scanner.
#Open "HPScan".
#Select a shortcut on the left for pdf or jpeg, or "Everyday Scan" for more filetypes.
#:To scan to Google Drive, Dropbox, SharePoint or OneDrive select "Everyday Scan", "More", then "Destination". Use the dropdown menu under "Send To" then "Configure" to sign in.
#Change the settings on the right as necessary.
#:Select "More" in the top right for more advanced options (e.g. dpi, color, etc.).
#If adjustments are needed, make changes using the panel on the right.
#:To zoom in before adjusting, double click the page, then select "Done" or "Cancel".
#Select "Save", name the file, then "Exit".
#:If it asks to save changes to the shortcut, select "No".

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB into the port, found to the left of the display.
#Select "Scan to USB Drive".
#Make sure the destination is set to the USB.
#:Select the arrow next to the USB name to navigate to a specific folder.
#Name the file using the on-screen keyboard or the pull-out keyboard.
#Select "Options" in the bottom left corner to choose file type, dpi, color, etc.
#:Do this ''before'' the preview scan, as some options will be unavailable after.
#Touch the right panel to preview the scan. Make any final adjustments to the image.
#Select the green "Save" button in the bottom right.
#:If it asks to retain settings for the next job, select "Clear".
#:Don't forget to sign out in settings if logged into a cloud account.

===Large Format Scanner===
:''good for large media and higher dpi

====Scanning to USB====
Start by inserting your media image side upwards. The scanner should grab the paper to hold it in place.

#If prompted with a popup upon startup, select "Hide".
#Select the "Scan" tab on the right panel.
#Select the [[File:preview.png|60px|page with magnifying glass]] icon on the bottom row to scan a preview.
#Use the right panel to make adjustments to your scan, e.g. lightness, resolution, and size.
#Ensure that "File destination:" is set to E: drive, your USB.
#:It will likely default to "D:\Images" folder. In the file navigation pop-up, go back using the ".." button.
#Select [[File:scan.png|60px|the blue button with diamond]] in the bottom right to scan and save.

If you need more step-by-step help, use the [[File:help.png|60px|online help (?)]] button in the bottom left.

File:Help.png

2019-07-25T18:28:07Z

Natalie:

Vizlab Scanning

2019-07-25T18:27:55Z

Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format (HP Scanjet Enterprise)===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Small Format Scanner]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb| Large Format Scanner]]
===Large Format (HP SD Pro)===

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing the media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if the media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing the media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====
#Log into the PC on the right side of the scanner.
#Open "HPScan".
#Select a shortcut on the left for pdf or jpeg, or "Everyday Scan" for more filetypes.
#:To scan to Google Drive, Dropbox, SharePoint or OneDrive select "Everyday Scan", "More", then "Destination". Use the dropdown menu under "Send To" then "Configure" to sign in.
#Change the settings on the right as necessary.
#:Select "More" in the top right for more advanced options (e.g. dpi, color, etc.).
#If adjustments are needed, make changes using the panel on the right.
#:To zoom in before adjusting, double click the page, then select "Done" or "Cancel".
#Select "Save", name the file, then "Exit".
#:If it asks to save changes to the shortcut, select "No".

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB into the port, found to the left of the display.
#Select "Scan to USB Drive".
#Make sure the destination is set to the USB.
#:Select the arrow next to the USB name to navigate to a specific folder.
#Name the file using the on-screen keyboard or the pull-out keyboard.
#Select "Options" in the bottom left corner to choose file type, dpi, color, etc.
#:Do this ''before'' the preview scan, as some options will be unavailable after.
#Touch the right panel to preview the scan. Make any final adjustments to the image.
#Select the green "Save" button in the bottom right.
#:If it asks to retain settings for the next job, select "Clear".
#:Don't forget to sign out in settings if logged into a cloud account.

===Large Format Scanner===
:''good for large media and higher dpi

====Scanning to USB====
Start by inserting your media image side upwards. The scanner should grab the paper to hold it in place.

#If prompted with a popup upon startup, select "Hide".
#Select the "Scan" tab on the right panel.
#Select the [[File:preview.png|60px|page with magnifying glass]] icon on the bottom row to scan a preview.
#Use the right panel to make adjustments to your scan, e.g. lightness, resolution, and size.
#Ensure that "File destination:" is set to E: drive, your USB.
#:It will likely default to "D:\Images" folder. In the file navigation pop-up, go back using the ".." button.
#Select [[File:scan.png|60px|the blue button with diamond]] in the bottom right to scan and save.

If you need more step-by-step help, use the [[File:help.png|60px|online help (?)]] button in the bottom left.

File:Scan.png

2019-07-25T17:51:09Z

Natalie:

Vizlab Scanning

2019-07-25T17:44:37Z

Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format (HP Scanjet Enterprise)===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Small Format Scanner]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb| Large Format Scanner]]
===Large Format (HP SD Pro)===

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing the media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if the media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing the media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====
#Log into the PC on the right side of the scanner.
#Open "HPScan".
#Select a shortcut on the left for pdf or jpeg, or "Everyday Scan" for more filetypes.
**More scan to options: Dropbox, GoogleDrive, etc.
#Change the settings on the right as necessary.
#:Select "More" in the top right for more advanced options (e.g. dpi, color, etc.).
#If adjustments are needed, make changes using the panel on the right.
#:To zoom in before adjusting, double click the page, then select "Done" or "Cancel".
#Select "Save", name the file, then "Exit".
#:If it asks to save changes to the shortcut, select "No".

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB into the port, found to the left of the display.
#Select "Scan to USB Drive".
#Make sure the destination is set to the USB.
#:Select the arrow next to the USB name to navigate to a specific folder.
#Name the file using the on-screen keyboard or the pull-out keyboard.
#Select "Options" in the bottom left corner to choose file type, dpi, color, etc.
#:Do this ''before'' the preview scan, as some options will be unavailable after.
#Touch the right panel to preview the scan. Make any final adjustments to the image.
#Select the green "Save" button in the bottom right.
#:If it asks to retain settings for the next job, select "Clear".

===Large Format Scanner===
:''good for large media and higher dpi
Start by inserting your media image side upwards. The scanner should grab the paper to hold it in place.

#If prompted with a popup upon startup, select "Hide".
#Select the "Scan" tab on the right panel.
#Select the [[File:preview.png|60px|page with magnifying glass]] icon on the bottom row to scan a preview.
#Use the right panel to make adjustments to your scan, e.g. lightness, resolution, and size.
#Ensure that "File destination" is set to E: drive, your USB.
#:It will likely default to "D:\Images" folder. In the file navigation pop-up, go back using the ".." button.
#Select the [[File:scan.png|60px|blue button with diamond]] in the bottom right to scan and save.

Vizlab Scanning

2019-07-25T17:32:24Z

Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format (HP Scanjet Enterprise)===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Small Format Scanner]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb| Large Format Scanner]]
===Large Format (HP SD Pro)===

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing the media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if the media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing the media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====
#Log into the PC on the right side of the scanner.
#Open "HPScan".
#Select a shortcut on the left for pdf or jpeg, or "Everyday Scan" for more filetypes.
**More scan to options: Dropbox, GoogleDrive, etc.
#Change the settings on the right as necessary.
#:Select "More" in the top right for more advanced options (e.g. dpi, color, etc.).
#If adjustments are needed, make changes using the panel on the right.
#:To zoom in before adjusting, double click the page, then select "Done" or "Cancel".
#Select "Save", name the file, then "Exit".
#:If it asks to save changes to the shortcut, select "No".

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB into the port, found to the left of the display.
#Select "Scan to USB Drive".
#Make sure the destination is set to the USB
#:Select the arrow next to the USB name to navigate to a specific folder.
#Name the file using the on-screen keyboard or the pull-out keyboard.
#Select "Options" in the bottom left corner to choose file type, dpi, color, etc.
#:Do this ''before'' the preview scan, as some options will be unavailable after.
#Touch the right panel to preview the scan. Make any final adjustments to the image.
#Select the green "Save" button in the bottom right.
#:If it asks to retain settings for the next job, select "Clear".

===Large Format Scanner===
:''good for large media and higher dpi
Start by inserting your media image side upwards. The scanner should grab the paper to hold it in place.

#If prompted with a popup upon startup, select "Hide"
#Select the "Scan" tab on the right panel
#Select the [[File:preview.png|60px|alt=page with magnifying glass]] icon on the bottom row to scan a preview.

Vizlab Scanning

2019-07-25T17:31:03Z

Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format (HP Scanjet Enterprise)===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Small Format Scanner]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb| Large Format Scanner]]
===Large Format (HP SD Pro)===

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing the media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if the media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing the media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====
#Log into the PC on the right side of the scanner.
#Open "HPScan".
#Select a shortcut on the left for pdf or jpeg, or "Everyday Scan" for more filetypes.
**More scan to options: Dropbox, GoogleDrive, etc.
#Change the settings on the right as necessary.
#:Select "More" in the top right for more advanced options (e.g. dpi, color, etc.).
#If adjustments are needed, make changes using the panel on the right.
#:To zoom in before adjusting, double click the page, then select "Done" or "Cancel".
#Select "Save", name the file, then "Exit".
#:If it asks to save changes to the shortcut, select "No".

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB into the port, found to the left of the display.
#Select "Scan to USB Drive".
#Make sure the destination is set to the USB
#:Select the arrow next to the USB name to navigate to a specific folder.
#Name the file using the on-screen keyboard or the pull-out keyboard.
#Select "Options" in the bottom left corner to choose file type, dpi, color, etc.
#:Do this ''before'' the preview scan, as some options will be unavailable after.
#Touch the right panel to preview the scan. Make any final adjustments to the image.
#Select the green "Save" button in the bottom right.
#:If it asks to retain settings for the next job, select "Clear".

===Large Format Scanner===
:''good for large media and higher dpi
Start by inserting your media image side upwards. The scanner should grab the paper to hold it in place.

#If prompted with a popup upon startup, select "Hide"
#Select the "Scan" tab on the right panel
#Select the [[File:preview.png|60px|page with magnifying glass]] icon on the bottom row to scan a preview.

Vizlab Scanning

2019-07-24T21:29:36Z

Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Small Format Scanner]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb| Large Format Scanner]]
===Large Format===

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner (HP Enterprise)===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing the media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if the media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing the media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====
#Log into the PC on the right side of the scanner.
#Open "HPScan".
#Select a shortcut on the left for pdf or jpeg, or "Everyday Scan" for more filetypes.
**More scan to options: Dropbox, GoogleDrive, etc.
#Change the settings on the right as necessary.
#:Select "More" in the top right for more advanced options (e.g. dpi, color, etc.).
#If adjustments are needed, make changes using the panel on the right.
#:To zoom in before adjusting, double click the page, then select "Done" or "Cancel".
#Select "Save", name the file, then "Exit".
#:If it asks to save changes to the shortcut, select "No".

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB into the port, found to the left of the display.
#Select "Scan to USB Drive".
#Make sure the destination is set to the USB
#:Select the arrow next to the USB name to navigate to a specific folder.
#Name the file using the on-screen keyboard or the pull-out keyboard.
#Select "Options" in the bottom left corner to choose file type, dpi, color, etc.
#:Do this ''before'' the preview scan, as some options will be unavailable after.
#Touch the right panel to preview the scan. Make any final adjustments to the image.
#Select the green "Save" button in the bottom right.
#:If it asks to retain settings for the next job, select "Clear".

===Large Format Scanner (HP SD Pro)===
:''good for large media and higher dpi
Start by inserting your media image side upwards. The scanner should grab the paper to hold it in place.

#If prompted with a popup upon startup, select "Hide"
#Select the "Scan" tab on the right panel
#Select the [[File:preview.png|60px|page with magnifying glass]] icon on the bottom row to scan a preview.

Vizlab Scanning

2019-07-24T17:02:10Z

Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Small Format Scanner]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb| Large Format Scanner]]
===Large Format===

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner (HP Enterprise)===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing the media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if the media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing the media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====
#Log into the PC on the right side of the scanner.
#Open "HPScan".
#Select a shortcut on the left for pdf or jpeg, or "Everyday Scan" for more filetypes.
#Change the settings on the right as necessary.
#:Select "More" in the top right for more advanced options (e.g. dpi, color, etc.).
#If adjustments are needed, make changes using the panel on the right.
#:To zoom in before adjusting, double click the page, then select "Done" or "Cancel".
#Select "Save", name the file, then "Exit".
#:If it asks to save changes to the shortcut, select "No".

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB into the port, found to the left of the display.
#Select "Scan to USB Drive".
#Make sure the destination is set to the USB
#:Select the arrow next to the USB name to navigate to a specific folder.
#Name the file using the on-screen keyboard or the pull-out keyboard.
#Select "Options" in the bottom left corner to choose file type, dpi, color, etc.
#:Do this ''before'' the preview scan, as some options will be unavailable after.
#Touch the right panel to preview the scan. Make any final adjustments to the image.
#Select the green "Save" button in the bottom right.
#:If it asks to retain settings for the next job, select "Clear".

===Large Format Scanner (HP SD Pro)===
:''good for large media and higher dpi
Start by inserting your media image side upwards. The scanner should grab the paper to hold it in place.

#If prompted with a popup upon startup, select "Hide"
#Select the "Scan" tab on the right panel
#Select the [[File:preview.png|60px|page with magnifying glass]] icon on the bottom row to scan a preview.

File:Preview.png

2019-07-24T16:57:28Z

Natalie:

Vizlab Scanning

2019-07-24T16:57:17Z

Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Small Format Scanner]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb| Large Format Scanner]]
===Large Format===

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner (HP Enterprise)===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing the media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if the media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing the media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====
#Log into the PC on the right side of the scanner.
#Open "HPScan".
#Select a shortcut on the left for pdf or jpeg, or "Everyday Scan" for more filetypes.
#Change the settings on the right as necessary.
#:Select "More" in the top right for more advanced options (e.g. dpi, color, etc.).
#If adjustments are needed, make changes using the panel on the right.
#:To zoom in before adjusting, double click the page, then select "Done" or "Cancel".
#Select "Save", name the file, then "Exit".
#:If it asks to save changes to the shortcut, select "No".

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB into the port, found to the left of the display.
#Select "Scan to USB Drive".
#Make sure the destination is set to the USB
#:Select the arrow next to the USB name to navigate to a specific folder.
#Name the file using the on-screen keyboard or the pull-out keyboard.
#Select "Options" in the bottom left corner to choose file type, dpi, color, etc.
#:Do this ''before'' the preview scan, as some options will be unavailable after.
#Touch the right panel to preview the scan. Make any final adjustments to the image.
#Select the green "Save" button in the bottom right.
#:If it asks to retain settings for the next job, select "Clear".

===Large Format Scanner (HP SD Pro)===
:''good for large media and higher dpi
Start by inserting your media image side upwards. The scanner should grab the paper to hold it in place.

#If prompted with a popup upon startup, select "Hide"
#Select the "Scan" tab on the right panel
#Select the [[File:preview.png|20px]] icon of the page with a magnifying glass on the bottom row.

Vizlab Scanning

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Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Small Format Scanner]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb| Large Format Scanner]]
===Large Format===

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner (HP Enterprise)===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing the media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if the media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing the media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====
#Log into the PC on the right side of the scanner.
#Open "HPScan".
#Select a shortcut on the left for pdf or jpeg, or "Everyday Scan" for more filetypes.
#Change the settings on the right as necessary.
#:Select "More" in the top right for more advanced options (e.g. dpi, color, etc.).
#If adjustments are needed, make changes using the panel on the right.
#:To zoom in before adjusting, double click the page, then select "Done" or "Cancel".
#Select "Save", name the file, then "Exit".
#:If it asks to save changes to the shortcut, select "No".

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB into the port, found to the left of the display.
#Select "Scan to USB Drive".
#Make sure the destination is set to the USB
#:Select the arrow next to the USB name to navigate to a specific folder.
#Name the file using the on-screen keyboard or the pull-out keyboard.
#Select "Options" in the bottom left corner to choose file type, dpi, color, etc.
#:Do this ''before'' the preview scan, as some options will be unavailable after.
#Touch the right panel to preview the scan. Make any final adjustments to the image.
#Select the green "Save" button in the bottom right.
#:If it asks to retain settings for the next job, select "Clear".

===Large Format Scanner (HP SD Pro)===
:''good for large media and higher dpi
Start by inserting your media image side upwards. The scanner should grab the paper to hold it in place.

#If prompted with a popup upon startup, select "Hide"
#Select the "Scan" tab on the right panel
#Select the icon of the page with a magnifying glass on the bottom row.

Vizlab Scanning

2019-07-18T21:56:00Z

Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Small Format Scanner]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb| Large Format Scanner]]
===Large Format===

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner (HP Enterprise)===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing the media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if the media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing the media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====
#Log into the PC on the right side of the scanner.
#Open "HPScan".
#Select a shortcut on the left for pdf or jpeg, or "Everyday Scan" for more filetypes.
#Change the settings on the right as necessary.
#:Select "More" in the top right for more advanced options (e.g. dpi, color, etc.).
#If adjustments are needed, make changes using the panel on the right.
#:To zoom in before adjusting, double click the page, then select "Done" or "Cancel".
#Select "Save", name the file, then "Exit".
#:If it asks to save changes to the shortcut, select "No".

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB into the port, found to the left of the display.
#Select "Scan to USB Drive".
#Make sure the destination is set to the USB
#:Select the arrow next to the USB name to navigate to a specific folder.
#Name the file using the on-screen keyboard or the pull-out keyboard.
#Select "Options" in the bottom left corner to choose filetype, dpi, color, etc.
#:Do this ''before'' the preview scan, as some options will be unavailable after.
#Touch the right panel to preview the scan. Make any final adjustments to the image.
#Select the green "Save" button in the bottom right.
#:If it asks to retain settings for the next job, select "Clear".

===Large Format Scanner (HP SD Pro)===

File:Lab2 Sign.jpg

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Natalie:

Vizlab Scanning

2019-07-18T19:06:17Z

Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb|Small Format Scanner]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb| Large Format Scanner]]
===Large Format===

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner (HP Enterprise)===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing your media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if your media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing your media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====
#Log into the PC on the right side of the scanner.
#Open "HPScan".
#Select a shortcut on the left for pdf or jpeg, or "Everyday Scan" for more filetypes.
#Change the settings on the right as necessary.
#:Select "More" in the top right for more advanced options (e.g. dpi, color, etc.).
#If adjustments are needed, make changes using the panel on the right.
#:To zoom in before adjusting, double click the page, then select "Done" or "Cancel".
#Select "Save", name your file, then "Exit".
#:If it asks to save changes to the shortcut, select "No".

====Scanning to USB====
#Insert USB into the port, found to the left of the display.
#Select "Scan to USB Drive".
#

===Large Format Scanner (HP SD Pro)===

Vizlab Scanning

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Natalie:

File:HP SDPro.jpg

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Natalie:

File:Enterprise.jpg

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Natalie:

Vizlab Scanning

2019-07-18T18:00:58Z

Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format===
[[File:Enterprise.jpg|thumb]]

* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

===Large Format===
[[File:HP_SDPro.jpg|thumb]]

* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner (HP Enterprise)===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing your media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if your media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing your media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====

====Scanning to USB====

===Large Format Scanner (HP SD Pro)===

Vizlab Scanning

2019-07-18T17:49:05Z

Natalie:

== Available Scanning Options ==

===Small Format===
* Up to 600dpi resolution
* Scan to PC or USB
*'''Flatbed'''
:* Maximum size: 300 x 432 mm (11.8 x 17 in)

*'''Sheetfed'''
:* Maximum and minimum sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|'''Width'''
|70–300 mm
|2.75–11.8 in
|-
|'''Length'''
|148–864 mm
|5.8–34 in
|-
|'''Weight'''
|49–120 g/m2
|13–32 lb
|}
:* Can scan up to 200 sheets of 75 g/m2 (20 lb) paper, maximum is decreased as paper weight increases.

===Large Format===
* Up to 9600 dpi resolution
* Scan to USB
* Maximum* sizes:
{|class="wikitable"
!Metric
!Imperial
|-
|1.1176 x 20.6 m
|(44 x 813 in)
|-
|0.91 x 26 m
|(36 x 1204 in)
|-
|0.6 x 37.9 m
|(24 x 1491 in)
|-
|0.3 x 75.8 m
|(12 x 2991 in)
|}
''<nowiki>*Maximum length increased when scanning B&W </nowiki>''

== How to Scan ==

===Small Format Scanner (HP Enterprise)===
'''Scanning using the flatbed scanner'''
:''good for media wider than 297mm(11.69") and non-paper media (wood, plastics, etc.)''
NOTE: Please insert a piece of clear film first if scanning media that could potentially scratch or mark (e.g. ink) the glass.

Start by placing your media on the glass, aligning it to the top left corner. Then lower the lid; it's okay if it does not close all they way (i.e. if your media is thicker than paper).

'''Scanning using the sheetfed scanner'''
:''good for multiple sheets of media and double-sided media''
Start by placing your media on the top shelf, aligning it along the left side, then adjusting the guides to fit the width.

====Scanning to PC====

====Scanning to USB====

===Large Format Scanner (HP SD Pro)===

Mac Labs

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Natalie:

'''<nowiki>**Page in progress**</nowiki>'''

[[File:Lab1_Sign.jpg|thumb|150px|Room 108]]
[[File:Lab2_Sign.jpg|thumb|150px|Room 113]]

The Mac Labs can be located on the first floor of the Art Building in rooms 108 and 113, labelled as Digital Lab 1 and 2 respectively.

== Hours ==
The Mac Labs are available for use outside of the following class times. Art students should have card access to room 108.

[[File:Room_108.jpg|thumb|Room 108]]
[[File:Room_113.jpg|thumb|Room 113]]

=== Class Schedule ===

NOTE: Workstations may be unavailable during the following times
'''Room 108''' - Fall 2019
{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Class
! Time
|-
|M W
|ART 7255
|8:30AM-11:20AM
|-
|M W
|ART 2050
|12:30PM-3:20PM
|-
|M W
|ART 2050
|3:30PM-6:20PM
|-
|T TH
|ART 4567
|9:00AM-11:50AM
|-
|T TH
|ART 4567
|12:00PM-2:50PM
|-
|T TH
|ART 2220
|3:00PM-5:50PM
|-
|}

'''Room 113''' - Fall 2019
{|class="wikitable"
! Day
! Class
! Time
|-
|M W
|ART 2050
|8:30AM-11:20AM
|-
|M W
|ART 2551
|3:30PM-6:20PM
|-
|T TH
|ART 3996
|9:00AM-11:50AM
|-
|T TH
|ART 2551
|12:00PM-2:50PM
|-
|}

== Student Resources ==

===[[VizLab_Software|Mac Lab Software]]===

===[[Mac Lab Hardware]]===