• Open the “Book Pavilion” program on the desktop.
• Place the item on the scanning table.
• By default, multiple scans will be saved in one PDF file. Every other page will be rotated 90
  degrees to accommodate book scanning.
• Add a prefix for the filename in the File Name Prefix field in the Save Setting box.
• Select the Color Scan option to scan a page in color.
• Before finalizing the scan, be sure to select a file location.
• Once the desired pages are scanned, click the Transfer button. This will save all the scans into a
  PDF file in a folder that you designate.

• The scanner allows for both manual and automatic adjustment of the scanned area.
• For automatic detection of the scannable area, check the Auto Crop checkbox.
• To manually adjust the scanned area, first perform a preview scan with the Preview button,
  then adjust the box that appears in the image frame to fit around the image. All succeeding
  scans will crop everything outside of the box until the images are transferred to a file.

• Scans can be performed in Color, Grayscale, or as a Text scan using the buttons for each of
  these options.
• Selecting Color will capture the full spectrum of colors in the image, Grayscale will
  transform the image into shades of gray, and Text will transform the image into purely black
  or white pixels.

• The Rotation options control how each successive scan is added to the PDF. Since this
  scanner is intended for book scanning, the default rotation option is to rotate 180 degree
  on even scans, but options exist for no rotation, 90 degree rotations in either direction and
  180 degree rotations on odd scans.
• The File Option format allows scans to be combined into one file, or saved as separate files.

• Non‐PDF file types are allowed when the Purpose option is changed to FILE Utility or SCAN
  Utility. JPEG, TIFF, BMP, and PNG are all supported file types.
• Images can be scanned directly to printer or email client using the COPY Utility and the EMAIL
  Utility option.

The Law Requires That We Tell You This:

Copyright Notice for Unsupervised Copying Equipment:

The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, U.S. Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material;. the person using this equipment is liable for any infringement.

The Law Does Not Require That We Tell You This:

The law is not only for copyright holders. Users have rights too.

Fair Use (Title 17, U.S. Code §107) allows users to make certain uses of copyrighted works without permission. Learn about fair use then use your best judgement. 

For more information review the library guide on Copyright, review Scholarly Communication and Publishing's (SCP) website, contact SCP, or email Copyright Librarian, Sara Benson.