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Magnasonic FS60

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Magnasonic FS60

The checks and guides below come from the official manuals for this model.

Guides

Inserting an sd card

Instructions from the manual
Insert and remove the SD card3 steps
  1. Scanning requires an SD card up to 32 GB; the manual lists an included card.
  2. Insert the SD card face down into the rear SD card slot until it clicks into place.
  3. To remove it, press it in until it clicks and pops out, then remove it from the slot.

Powering your film scanner

Instructions from the manual

Scanning film/slides

Instructions from the manual
Scan developed film and slides12 steps
  1. For best results, ensure the film/slides are clean and clean the scanner inside with the included brush.
  2. Follow Cleaning and Care for brush placement.
  3. Move both the top Photo/Film switch and front focus switch to FILM.
  4. The FILM indicator turns blue.
  5. Place the photo holder on the scanner bottom, rubber feet down, to prevent additional light affecting the scan.
  6. The lower-left screen icon identifies film type; default is 35 mm negative.
  7. Press Film Type/Up(TYPE/up triangle) until the applicable icon appears:135 positive slide, 35 mmnegative, 35 mmblack-and-white, 110 negative or 126 negative.
  8. Choose the matching film/slide holder.
  9. Place the film/slides inside.
  10. Close the holder until it clicks.
  11. Insert the holder matching its A side to the scanner’s A side.
  12. Press OK(camera symbol) to scan; the image stores automatically on the SD card.
FS60 film-type icons with all five source explanations.
FS60 film-type icons with all five source explanations.
Match the A marking on the film/slide holder to the scanner A side.
Match the A marking on the film/slide holder to the scanner A side.

Diagram key

  • A (scanner): Scanner side marking to match with the holder A side.
  • A (holder): Holder side marking to match with the scanner A side.
  • 135 Slide Holder: Holder for 135 positive slides.
  • insertion arrow: Insert the holder into the scanner with both A-side markings matched.

Scanning photos

Instructions from the manual
Scan photo prints5 steps
  1. Set both the top and front Photo/Film switches to PHOTO.
  2. The PHOTO indicator turns green.
  3. Place the photo in the photo holder in the appropriate orientation.
  4. Select 3.5×5, 4×6, 4×4, 4.2×3.2 or 3.4×2.1 inch photo size with Photo Size/Down(SIZE/down triangle).
  5. Press OK(camera symbol) to scan; the image stores automatically on the SD card.

Adjusting brightness

Instructions from the manual
Adjust image brightness4 steps
  1. Brightness is automatic by default.
  2. In scan mode, press EV/Delete(EV/trash symbol).
  3. Use Film Type/Up(TYPE/up triangle) for brighter or Photo Size/Down(SIZE/down triangle) for darker on the right-hand display scale.
  4. Press EV/Delete again to save the setting.

Viewing saved images

Instructions from the manual
View saved imagesView
Press Playback(play/fast-forward symbol) to enter playback mode. Use Film Type/Up and Photo Size/Down to move forward or backward through saved images.

Downloading images to your computer

Instructions from the manual
Download images to a computer7 steps
  1. All images are stored on the inserted SD card.
  2. Connect the scanner to the computer with the included microUSB cable.
  3. Turn on both the computer and scanner.
  4. At “PC to SD Link?” press Film Type/Up to highlight YES.
  5. Press OK(camera symbol) to select YES.
  6. The scanner screen turns off while connected to the computer.
  7. A folder containing the scanned/saved images opens on the computer; save images from it directly to the computer.

Deleting saved images

Instructions from the manual
Delete one image or all saved images3 steps
  1. Press Playback to enter playback mode.
  2. To delete the displayed image, press EV/Delete once, press Film Type/Up to select YES, and press OK(camera symbol) to delete that image.
  3. To delete all saved images, press EV/Delete twice, press Film Type/Up to select YES, and press OK to delete all saved images.

Formatting sd card

Instructions from the manual
Format the SD card2 steps
  1. Warning: formatting deletes every file stored on the SD card.
  2. In playback mode, press EV/Delete three times, press Film Type/Up to select YES, and press OK(camera symbol) to format the card.

Faq / troubleshooting

Instructions from the manual
Get the best possible scan1 check
Film/slide quality or scanner cleanliness
Ensure the film/slides are not faded or scratched. Clean the scanner inside using its included brush immediately before scanning; follow the Cleaning and Care procedure onPDF 18.
Prepare film and slides for scanning1 check
Dust or fingerprints
Keep the film/slide free of dust and fingerprints using an appropriate cleaning cloth.
A consistent spot appears on every scanned slide1 check
Possible dust inside the unit
Use the included cleaning brush to remove foreign debris from the scanner; follow the source-backed brush placement instructions.
Scanning without a computer1 check
Computer availability
Scan directly to an SD card up to 32 GB without a computer; export to a computer later when convenient.
Scanned image file format1 check
File format question
Scanned files save automatically in JPG format.
Raw film versus developed negatives1 check
Film development requirement
Use developed film only; the scanner does not scan raw undeveloped film.
Supported photo prints1 check
Print scanning question
The scanner supports 3.5×5, 4×6, 4×4, 4.2×3.2 and 3.4×2.1 inch photos.

Product information

Instructions from the manual
Read the display and status indicators3 steps
  1. The display shows the film/slide type, brightness setting, number of saved images andbattery/power indicator.
  2. Battery is not included.
  3. The manual does not supply numeric error codes; use the actual PC-to-SD prompts and source-backed operating/FAQ instructions.

Getting started

Instructions from the manual
Observe startup and automatic shutdown guidance5 steps
  1. Read all warnings and follow the manual.
  2. Use only standard-size films and manufacturer-specified attachments/accessories.
  3. After 30 minutes without activity, the scanner shuts down automatically to save energy; press Power to turn it back on.
  4. This differs from 3 minute screen sleep.
  5. Slight warmth during use is not a malfunction.

Safety alerts

Instructions from the manual
Stop for unsafe or abnormal operationView
Stop using immediately, unplug the power cord, and refer the product to a qualified service professional if there is smoke or unusual smell; exposure to rain, water or other liquids; failure to operate normally when following the instructions; a distinct performance change; or any dropping/damage.

Best practices for safe use

Instructions from the manual
Use the scanner safely7 steps
  1. Unwind and straighten the USB cord before use.
  2. Check that the rating-label power voltage matches your local supply.
  3. Unplug the power adapter for extended nonuse and during thunderstorms.
  4. Do not use near water or immerse the product, cord or accessories in water or other liquid.
  5. Do not obstruct ventilation; install according to manufacturer instructions.
  6. Keep away from radiators, heat registers, stoves, amplifiers or other heat sources.
  7. Do not service or disassemble it yourself; opening/removing covers can expose dangerous voltages or other hazards.

Cleaning and care

Instructions from the manual
Clean the scanner with its included brush7 steps
  1. Ensure the scanner is clean before use.
  2. Do not use liquid cleaners.
  3. Wipe only the outside with a dry cloth.
  4. Clean the inside only with the included cleaning brush.
  5. Set both top and front Photo/Film switches to Film.
  6. Insert the soft brush end face down into the film/slide holder slot.
  7. Carefully move the brush inside to remove dust/debris on the lens.
Cleaning brush insertion: use its soft end face down with both Photo/Film switches set to Film.
Cleaning brush insertion: use its soft end face down with both Photo/Film switches set to Film.

Diagram key

  • A: Scanner A-side film/slide holder slot shown in the source cleaning figure; the matching A-side rule is stated onPDF 9.
  • insertion arrow: Insert the soft brush end face down into the film/slide holder slot.
  • cleaning brush: Use only the included brush inside; carefully move it to remove lens dust or debris.

Magnasonic® warranty

Instructions from the manual
Arrange manufacturer warranty service8 steps
  1. The guide supplies a one-year parts/labour warranty against material/workmanship defects; proof of purchase from an authorized dealer is required.
  2. Manufacturer repair is free under applicable coverage; if repair is impossible, the product is replaced with the same, newest or current equivalent.
  3. Replacement-parts coverage lasts the unexpired original warranty term.
  4. Exclusions include abusive operation, negligence, accident, improper installation/use; unauthorized tampering/modification/adjustment/repair; cosmetic wear; environmental/external damage including voltage/liquid; missing model, serial orcertification markings;rental/commercial use;installation/setup/programming costs;and connection to incorrect voltage.
  5. Use voltage converters where applicable.
  6. For covered defects, deliver the product with proof of purchase.
  7. Ship prepaid, in its original container or equivalent; the customer bears transit loss/damage risk.
  8. Seek assistance through the manufacturer support page.

Fcc information

Instructions from the manual
Resolve radio or television interference and rare lockup2 steps
  1. For harmful radio/TV interference, try reorienting/relocating the receiving antenna, increasing separation, connecting to a different electrical circuit from the receiver, or consulting the dealer/an experienced radio/TV technician.
  2. In rare lockup caused by severe interference, external noise or static electricity, turn off the unit, wait at least 5 seconds, and turn it back on.

Controls and parts

See the manual diagrams 2 diagrams
FS60 front controls, film slot, photo holder and indicators. Battery is not included.
FS60 front controls, film slot, photo holder and indicators. Battery is not included.

Diagram key

  • Photo/Film switch: Select Film or Photo mode with this top switch; set the front switch to the same mode.
  • Power Button: Press to turn on; press to restart after automatic shutdown.
  • OK Button: OK / camera-symbol control: confirm a choice or capture and save a scan.
  • EV/Delete: EV / trash-symbol control: adjust brightness in scan mode; select deletion or formatting in playback mode as instructed.
  • Film Holder Slot: Slot for the selected film or slide holder.
  • Film Type/Up Button: TYPE / up-triangle control: select film type, brighten the exposure setting, browse images or select YES as instructed.
  • Playback Button: Play / fast-forward symbol: enter playback mode to view saved images.
  • Battery Charging LED: Manufacturer-labelled battery charging indicator; optional battery is not included.
  • Photo Size/Down Button: SIZE / down-triangle control: select photo size, darken the exposure setting or browse saved images as instructed.
  • Photo Status LED: Green indicates Photo mode after setting both switches to PHOTO.
  • Photo/Film Light Switch: Front Photo/Film switch: set to the same Film or Photo mode as the top switch.
  • LCD Screen: Display for film/slide type, brightness, saved-image count and battery/power status.
  • Photo Holder: Holder for supported photo prints; also fit it below the scanner with rubber feet down for film scanning to block stray light.
  • Film Status LED: Blue indicates Film mode after setting both switches to FILM.
FS60 display shows film/slide type, brightness, image count and battery/power. Battery is not included.
FS60 display shows film/slide type, brightness, image count and battery/power. Battery is not included.

Diagram key

  • Film or Slide Type: Identifies the selected film or slide type; see the complete five-icon table.
  • Brightness Setting / 0.0 EV: Current exposure setting; the example shows 0.0 EV.
  • Number of Saved Images / 00000: Count of saved images; the example shows 00000.
  • Battery/Power Indicator: Battery/power status; battery is not included.

Model details

Model and compatibility

Storage
Requires an SD card up to 32 GB; no built-in memory. [1]
Power
DC 5 V/1 A via MicroUSB TypeB. [1]
Image formats
JPEG images. [1]
Weight
2.3 lbs. [1]
Dimensions
7.1(H)×8.2(W)×6.4(D)inches. [1]

Manuals and sources

  1. Magnasonic operation manual
  2. Magnasonic model support and details
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