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Troubleshooting F-1
Appendix F: Troubleshooting
This section covers some of the more common hardware- and software-related
problems you may encounter and the solutions for them. If you have a problem
not described in this section, try looking up the Readme file or Click Me file in
your scanning software diskette, which contains up-to-the-minute information
on the latest changes. For the latest troubleshooting tips, see the Readme file in
the ScanWizard 5 file group in Windows.
1. ScanWizard 5 can't find any scanner.
This problem may be related to any of the following.
• I/O or IRQ conflict with another card in the computer
Solution: Change the jumper settings on the card. Also refer to the
related documentation in the ScanWizard 5 folder.
• Bad SCSI cable
Solution: Try another cable.
• Scanner is faulty
Solution: Check for a steady green Ready indicator on the scanner. If
the Ready indicator is lit, the problem is at the cable, or there is a SCSI
conflict with another device.
2. If the POWER indicator fails to light up.
Solution: Turn off the scanner. Make sure the scanner’s power is grounded
and plugged into an AC outlet. Wait 60 seconds, then turn on the power
again. Microtek scanners have a protective mechanism that prevents the
scanner from coming on right away after it's just been turned off to increase
the life of the power supply.
- User's Guide 1
- Trademarks 2
- Important 2
- Contents 3
- Before You Begin 9
- Advanced modes 10
- Scanner Control 11
- Compression Capability 12
- Scanner Information 13
- ScanWizard 5 Help Features 14
- Installation 15
- Installing Your Image Editor 16
- Introduction to 17
- ScanWizard 5 Windows 17
- Instant Help for Beginners 18
- On-Line-Help 19
- Balloon Screen Tips 19
- ScanWizard 5-Standard 21
- Control Panel Tutorial 21
- Choosing and Selecting Items 22
- Defining Image Source 23
- Alone Program 24
- Running from Start Menu 25
- Step 2 Original Button 26
- Step 1 Preview Button 26
- Step 3 Scan Type Button 27
- Step 4 Purpose Button 27
- Step 5 Scale Output Button 27
- Step 6 Adjust Button 28
- "Scan" Button 29
- "Scan to" Button 29
- Scanning Image to File 29
- Copy Image to Printer 30
- Quitting ScanWizard 5 31
- Conclusion 32
- Your First Scan with 33
- Re-sizing a Scan Frame 35
- Moving Scan Frame 35
- Magnifying Your Preview Image 36
- Resizing Main Preview Window 37
- Define Type of Output Image 38
- Resolution of Output Image 39
- Intended Size of Output Image 40
- Application 42
- Copy Output Image to Printer 45
- Preference Dialog Box 47
- Appearance Dialog Box 48
- Scheme menu 49
- ScanWizard 5-Advanced 51
- Image type 57
- Image correction 57
- Threshold button 57
- Scanning a grayscale image 58
- Scanning an RGB color image 61
- Important scanning notes 64
- For previews and scans 64
- Prescan button 65
- For image correction 67
- For scan job queue 69
- Scaling the view of an image 70
- Zoom scale 71
- Correcting images 72
- Print dialog box displays 77
- Reference to 79
- The Preview Window 82
- The Menu Bar 83
- The Scanner Menu 84
- Scanner Model 84
- Get Current Scanner Info 84
- Scanner Probe 85
- Preview window 86
- The View Menu 87
- Overview Image 87
- Prescan Image 88
- Resize Window to Fit 89
- Show/Hide commands 90
- The Preferences Menu 91
- Scan Material 92
- The Scan Material Status icon 93
- Color Matching Setup 94
- White/Black Points Setup 97
- Cursor Auxiliary Lines 98
- Overview Setup 100
- Prescan Setup 101
- Monitor Gamma Setup 102
- InvertOriginal 103
- More command 104
- The Help Menu 107
- The Tool Buttons 108
- Scan Frame tool 109
- Magnify Glass tool 112
- Pane tool 113
- Color Picker tool 114
- Action Buttons 116
- Preview Area 118
- The Settings Window 119
- Output Image Parameters 120
- Resolution 122
- Unit selection 123
- Image Dimension controls 124
- White/Black Points tool 133
- Histogram 135
- Threshold 135
- Tone Curve tool 136
- How to read the curve 136
- 8-bit color/Gray 0 - 255 137
- 10-bit color/Gray 0 - 1023 137
- 12-bit color/Gray 0 - 4095 137
- The Curve screen 139
- Using the Curve buttons 141
- Using the Curve tool 142
- Brightness and Contrast tool 144
- Color Correction tool 145
- Filters tool 147
- Blur filters 148
- Sharpen filters 148
- Edge Enhancement filter 149
- Emboss filter 149
- Descreen 150
- The Information Window 151
- The Scan Job Queue Window 154
- The New button 157
- The Duplicate button 162
- The Delete button 164
- The Check button 164
- The Save/Load button 165
- The Up/Down Position Arrows 167
- Appendix 168
- Overview 169
- Tool from the menu bar 170
- Default MAPI 172
- KCMS Overview 182
- How Color Management Works 183
- Appendix E: Basic Concepts 188
- What is a Scanner 189
- Types of scanners 189
- Basic Concepts E-3 190
- Image Types 191
- Basic Concepts E-5 192
- 256 grays16 grays 192
- Selecting an image type 193
- Text Scanning 193
- Getting the Best Results 194
- Image Correction 198
- Storage requirements 200
- Quick Tips for Best Scans 201
- Basic Concepts E-15 202
- Appendix F: Troubleshooting 204
- Troubleshooting F-3 206
- Troubleshooting F-5 208
- Troubleshooting F-7 210
- Appendix G: Glossary 212
- Glossary G-3 214
- Glossary G-5 216
- Glossary G-7 218
- Supplement 220
- How to Setup Microtek 221
- Scanner Configuration 221
- MSC) to Perform JPEG 221
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