• If the scan window turns green, you can move the mouse faster. If the
screen is yellow, slow down. And if the screen is red—you are scanning
way too fast!
• If you move the scanner mouse too fast, some areas may not be scanned
and will result in empty spots. You may go back to the empty spots and
move the scanner mouse slowly to re-scan those areas.
• If the scanned image appears distorted or broken, stop moving the
scanner mouse briefly. The image should calibrate automatically. If the image
still appears distorted or broken, re-scan the corresponding area to calibrate
the image manually.
• If you scan a large image, the image will be automatically reduced. If you
need to check whether it is scanned properly, roll the mouse wheel up/
down to zoom in/out the image.
4. When scanning is complete, press the Smart Scan button to stop scanning. The
Scanner Mouse will revert to a mouse and open the edit window. (If the available
memory bar fills completely, the scan will stop automatically.)
Tips for Scanning:
• Ensure you anchor the document so that it does not move during scanning.
• If the document moves during scanning, the Scanner Mouse may be unable
to calibrate the image.
• If the Scanner Mouse is pulled away from a document or photo, scanning
will pause. To resume scanning, place the scanner mouse where the
scanning is paused and move it left/right/up/down.
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