Problems and Solutions

If you’re having problems, this section answers some of the most common questions.

Setup Problems

If your system doesn’t recognize the SCSI board (Windows only) . . .Check the Plug and Play option for your computer; it should be turned on.

Make sure the SCSI board is installed correctly. If it isn’t seated firmly in the PCI slot, the computer may not recognize it.

If your system doesn’t recognize the scanner . . .

Make sure your scanner is turned on. If you opened your host application before you turned on your scanner, close your application and reopen it.

Check the Plug and Play option for your computer; it should be turned on.

Make sure the SCSI board is installed correctly (see the previous section).

If the SCSI board is found, but not the scanner, check the SCSI terminator and ID. Make sure the SCSI ID is not conflicting with another SCSI device.

Check the SCSI cable connection or try using another SCSI cable.

If you get the message, “No push button scanner found,” turn off your scanner, shut down your computer, turn on your scanner, and then turn on your computer.

Scanner Problems

If the operate light doesn’t come on or blinks slowly . . .

Check the scanner power cord. Make sure the power cord is securely plugged into the power outlet, and that the scanner is turned on. Also, check that the power outlet is working and provides sufficient power for the scanner.

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