An according connection cable as well as a Firewire plug-in card is supplied.
it's connected to the PC/Mac via Firewire IEEE 1394. While Nikon retooled the Coolscan V and the Super Coolscan 5000 from Firewire to USB, the ports of the Super Coolscan 9000 remain unaffected, i.e. The rubber edges on the front and backside are also similar to those of the smaller Nikons of the fifth generation, but they don't play a role because the LS-9000 stands on 4 rubber knobs. The casing is virtually identical to the predecessor, only the front side has been furbished with a slightly different design - just like the LS-5000. The device weighs 9kg - that's the weight category of old CRT screens.Īs I unpacked my Super Coolscan 9000 I immediately realised that it's just a refurbished LS-8000. Compared to the mammoth box the scanner almost appears small with its dimensions of 249 x 202 x 499 mm, although it's much bigger than a typical 35mm film scanner. The LS-9000 is well protected against crushes inside its big box. The size of the packaging rather indicates a TV than a computer accessory - initially I was shocked as I saw the giant box in front of me. Who orders a Nikon Super Coolscan 9000 ED will receive a packet which blasts all known dimensions. I will refer to essential differences at several passages though. Hence my review won't turn out to be much different compared to the predecessor. I can already say that the Nikon Super Coolscan 9000 ED doesn't differ from its predecessor all-too much. The spec sheet of the predecessor LS-8000 ED was top-class already, the spec sheet of the LS-9000 ED barely differs from its predecessor's. This lower price basically came off because the scan software Silverfast isn't supplied anymore. Like the 35mm film scanners of the 5th generation Coolscan V and Super Coolscan 5000 the new Super Coolscan 9000 has been considerably lower priced. The file report.csv is created in the current directory (unless you also specify a path).We still have a couple of Nikon scanners and Nikon accessories available in our film scanner shop. If your are not currently in the folder where Info.vbs is saved, you must specify the full path to the file. If the script is saved in the file Info.vbs, run it at a command prompt using: SIPAddress = sIPAddress & """,""" & objItem.IPAddress(j) Set colItems = objWMIService.ExecQuery(wmiQuery) Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\.\root\cimv2") WmiQuery = "Select * from Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration " & "Where IPEnabled = 'True'" Set WshNetwork = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network")
For example, to create a comma delimited file that can be opened directly by a spreadsheet program, You can also replace the MsgBox statement with a Wscript.Echo statement and run the script at a command prompt, where you can redirect the output to a text file.
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