Appendix A: Troubleshooting; Scanning Problems - Plustek OPTICARD 611 (BUSINESS CARD) Manual

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Appendix A: Troubleshooting

Scanning Problems

Most problems are easily solved, and some of the most common questions and
their recommended solutions are listed below.
Symptom:
After following the installation instructions, my computer cannot
find the scanner.
Cause 1:
Your software may have not been successfully installed.
Solution 1:
Please insert the CD-ROM and reinstall the scanner software. Follow
the on-screen instructions carefully when installing the software.
Cause 2:
Some aspect of your computer system does not support USB.
Solution 2:
Download
http://www.usb.org/ home
support.
Cause 3:
USB is not enabled in your BIOS settings.
Solution 3:
Enable the USB controller in your BIOS settings. This is typically done
by pressing a key
BIOS Settings screen that appears, find the option for USB and enable
it. Exit and Save the changes you made. Your computer is rebooted
automatically. Please consult your computer vendor before attempting
to do this change.
Cause 4:
The USB controller was improperly installed on your computer.
Solution 4:
To reinstall the USB controller, click on the Start button, choose Settings
and select Control Panel. In the window that opens, double-click on the
Add New Hardware icon. Carefully follow the instructions that appear on
your screen.
Symptom:
The scanned image looks grainy on the screen.
Cause:
Your video mode is not set to show more than 256 colors.
Solution:
We recommend that you set your video mode to 16 bits per pixel (65536
colors) or higher. Please consult your video card, computer or Windows
documentation to change the video mode.
Symptom:
The scanner scans very slowly.
Cause 1:
You are running other applications in the background.
Solution1:
Close all the other applications that are running in the background.
Please consult your computer manual on how to modify your BIOS/CMOS settings
4
and
execute
to determine the level of your computer's USB
4
(usually <del>, <F1> or <F10>) during startup. In the
18
the
file
USBREADY.EXE
at
.

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