What to do if my Avision DT-1106B Scanner has a paper jam?
If your Avision Scanner is experiencing a paper jam, gently open the ADF front cover to the left. Carefully pull the paper out of the ADF unit, and then close the ADF front cover.
Why does my Avision DT-1106B Scanner feed more than one sheet of paper?
If your Avision Scanner is feeding multiple sheets, open the ADF unit, remove the multi-fed sheets of paper, and close the ADF unit. Flatten the corners and edges, loosen the paper before reloading it in the guide, and check the feeding roller condition; clean if necessary.
What to do if paper becomes jammed during scanning with my Avision DT-1106B Scanner?
If paper becomes jammed in your Avision Scanner during scanning, open the ADF unit, carefully pull out the jammed paper, and close the ADF unit.
Why does my Avision DT-1106B Scanner often make noises or scans back and forth?
This issue with your Avision Scanner usually means your computer's memory is insufficient or the CPU speed is too slow. Try increasing your memory to at least 32M or replacing your CPU with a Pentium or later.
How to fix abnormal lines on scanned image with my Avision DT-1106B?
Abnormal lines on a scanned image from your Avision Scanner are probably caused by dust or toner particles on the strip of document glass. Dip a soft, clean cloth in isopropyl alcohol (95%) and wipe the strip of document glass.
What to do if my Avision DT-1106B Scanner makes noises and won’t stand ready?
If your Avision Scanner makes noises and won’t stand ready, it could be due to the following reasons: 1. You might have failed to push the scanner shipping lock to its “unlocked” position. Pull the scanner status switch to its “unlocked” position. 2. The scanner is not placed on an even, flat desktop surface. Place the scanner on an even, flat desktop surface.
What to do if the scanned image is too dark on my Avision DT-1106B Scanner?
To resolve a scanned image being too dark with your Avision Scanner, adjust the screen settings to SRGB and adjust the brightness settings on the screen from application software.
Steps for installing the scanner driver, connecting power, turning on, and connecting via USB.
Procedure to test the scanner installation using Avision Capture Tool.
Configuring image type, side, and basic scan parameters.
Compressing scanned images to reduce file size using quality levels.
Defining paper size, cropping, and other paper handling options.
Detecting and handling overlapped documents during ADF scanning.
Additional image processing like rotation, blank page removal, edge fill.
Procedures for safely removing paper jams from the ADF.
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