Why does my Fujitsu Scanner display an 'Invalid Command' error?
An 'Invalid Command' error may occur if the USB cable is not properly connected. Make sure the USB cable is correctly connected. If the issue persists, turn the scanner off and then back on.
What to do if my Fujitsu FI-800R shows 'Outside designated scan area error'?
If you receive an 'Outside designated scan area error', load a document of the specified paper size in the ADF paper chute (feeder). Alternatively, change the scan settings so that the scanning area is set inside of the document.
What to do if there is a paper jam in my Fujitsu FI-800R?
If a paper jam occurs inside the ADF, remove the jammed documents. If paper jams occur frequently, take appropriate measures.
What to do if my Fujitsu Scanner is multifeeding?
If documents remain in the scanner, remove the documents. If documents are overlapped and fed into the scanner frequently, take appropriate measures.
Why does my Fujitsu Scanner say it's being used by others?
If your scanner indicates it is being used by others, ensure that another application is not using the scanner. Also, verify that the connection method of the scanner is correct and that no operations are being performed on the operator panel of the scanner.
What to do if my Fujitsu FI-800R Scanner says 'Cover Open'?
If your scanner displays a 'Cover Open' message, confirm that the ADF is closed properly. To check, open the ADF and then close it again.
How to resume scanning on my Fujitsu FI-800R after it has been paused?
To resume scanning, press the [Scan/Stop] button on the operator panel of the scanner.
General| Scanner Type | Document Scanner |
|---|---|
| Optical Resolution | 600 dpi |
| ADF Capacity | 20 sheets |
| Daily Duty Cycle | 4, 500 sheets |
| Supported Operating Systems | Windows, macOS |
| Color Depth | 24-bit |
| Document Feeder Capacity | 20 sheets |
| Document Size | A4, A5, A6, B5, B6, Legal, Letter |
| Scan Speed (A4, 200 dpi) | 40 ppm / 80 ipm |
| Maximum Document Size | 216 mm x 356 mm |
| Scanning Speed | Simplex: 40 ppm (color, 200/300 dpi) Duplex: 80 ipm (color, 200/300 dpi) |
Lists the manuals included with the scanner and their purpose.
Lists trademarks used in the manual and provides manufacturer details.
Directs users to the Safety Precautions manual for safe and correct scanner use.
Explains warning symbols (WARNING, CAUTION) and notational conventions (ATTENTION, HINT).
Lists common abbreviations used in the manual, such as OS names and software titles.
Explains arrow symbols and notes about screen examples and manual content.
Describes the scanner's key features like compact size and versatile scanning openings.
Explains how to scan documents using the return path opening, ejecting them forward.
Describes the U-turn scan method where documents are fed and ejected from the same opening.
Explains the automatic skew correction function for documents loaded in the ADF.
Details scanning speed, capacity, and intelligent multifeed detection capabilities.
Identifies scanner components on the front side, including ADF, chute extension, and stacker.
Details components on the left side and external connectors like USB and power.
Illustrates and describes the pick roller and pad unit as consumable parts.
Shows internal components of the ADF for scanning.
Lists and describes internal ADF parts like pick rollers, sensors, and glass.
Explains the meaning of different LED indications for scanner status and errors.
Lists and describes bundled software like PaperStream IP drivers and capture applications.
Details the OS, CPU, memory, and other system specifications required for installation.
Guides through recommended and custom installation processes for bundled software.
Provides step-by-step instructions for powering the scanner on and off using the power button.
Explains the scanner's power saving features, including Power Save and Auto Shutdown modes.
Guides on opening the ADF paper chute and pulling out the chute extension for smooth document feeding.
Provides instructions on how to open and close the ADF using the release tab.
Outlines the workflow for scanning using a computer application and scanner driver.
Illustrates document insertion into the return path or ADF for scanning.
Explains how to use the scanner's Scan/Stop button to launch a scanning application.
Details how to set the scanner's Scan/Stop button to launch a specific application via Windows settings.
Covers checking documents, fanning, and loading into the return path or ADF.
Specifies paper types, sizes, thickness, and loading capacity for scanning.
Lists unscannable documents and precautions for handling various paper types.
Details requirements for accurate multifeed detection, including paper weight and hole placement.
Outlines conditions for scanning mixed batches, including paper alignment and size combinations.
Specifies paper types/sizes for Carrier Sheets and precautions for their use and storage.
Provides guidelines for scanning booklets, passports, and photographs using special carrier sheets.
Explains scanning documents of varying widths, recommending batch separation if needed.
Guides on scanning folded documents, envelopes, and larger items using the return path or carrier sheets.
Details scanning delicate items, booklets, and long pages using appropriate methods.
Describes settings to ignore certain overlap patterns for attachments like sticky notes.
Lists recommended cleaning supplies and specifies cleaning frequency for scanner parts.
Guides on cleaning the scanner exterior, ADF chute, and interior components using appropriate methods.
Provides detailed instructions for cleaning pick rollers, sensors, glass, and pad units.
Guides on cleaning Carrier, Photo Carrier, and Booklet Carrier Sheets, including replacement recommendations.
Lists consumables (Pad Unit, Pick Roller) and their suggested replacement cycles based on usage or time.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing and replacing the scanner's Pad Unit.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing and replacing the scanner's Pick Roller.
Guides on resolving paper jams and understanding LED error indicators and common error types.
Addresses power, USB connection, stacker, and scanning start issues.
Troubleshoots slow scanning, poor image quality, distorted images, streaks, and shadows.
Troubleshoots frequent document overlaps, feed failures, and paper jams/pick errors.
Covers carrier sheet feed/jam issues, missing image parts, and booklet scanning problems.
Lists fundamental steps and checks before contacting service, including general and error status.
Covers starting the panel, interface, view-only mode, and password management.
Details device settings, counters, power saving, scan adjustments, and replacement cycles.
Covers multifeed, edge filler, dropout color, retries, autocrop, high altitude, USB, and power control settings.
Covers vertical streak detection and sensitivity settings for scanner maintenance.
Lists technical specifications including type, sensor, size, weight, speed, and resolution.
Details installation requirements like dimensions, space, power, and ambient conditions.
Lists available scanner options like Carrier Sheets, their part numbers and descriptions.
Guides on uninstalling bundled software such as PaperStream IP drivers and the Operation Panel.
Provides contact details for ABBYY FineReader, the Image Scanner fi Series, and purchasing consumables.
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