Why can't I open Fujitsu ScanSnap scanned files?
If saved files of scanned image data from your Fujitsu ScanSnap cannot be opened with the target application, check the location of the folder where you save the files. If the folder is located on another computer or a hard disk on the network, it may cause issues. Delete any corrupted files and retry scanning.
What to do if scanning does not start on Fujitsu ScanSnap?
If scanning won't start on your Fujitsu ScanSnap scanner, first ensure ScanSnap Manager is installed. Disconnect and then reconnect the power or USB bus power cable, waiting at least five seconds before reconnecting. Verify the USB cable is properly connected, and if using a USB hub, check that it’s a powered hub with an AC adapter. If ScanSnap Manager isn't running, start it via the Start menu under All Programs, then ScanSnap Manager, or via Applications, then ScanSnap in Finder.
Why is paper not feeding in my Fujitsu ScanSnap scanner?
If paper isn't feeding correctly or stops midway in your Fujitsu ScanSnap scanner, try these steps: * Clean the pick roller. * Replace the pick roller if it is worn out. * Remove any debris from the document feeding path. For thick documents, slightly push the first sheet when scanning starts and change the feeding direction. Ensure the paper size setting matches your documents. Load documents one by one if they are thin, torn, or bent.
Why is my Fujitsu ScanSnap scanner scanning so slow?
If your Fujitsu ScanSnap scanner is running slowly, first ensure your computer meets the recommended system requirements. A slower scanning speed may also happen if the ScanSnap is connected via a USB 1.1 port; connect to a USB 2.0 port instead. Also, wait for the computer to completely start up before scanning. To increase scanning speed, disable the settings for 'Correct skewed character strings automatically', 'Allow automatic image rotation', 'Set the marked text as a keyword for the PDF file' and 'Convert to Searchable PDF' in the ScanSnap setup dialog box/window.
How to resolve frequent multifeed errors on Fujitsu ScanSnap?
If you're experiencing frequent multifeed errors with your Fujitsu ScanSnap scanner, clean the pad assy. If the pad assy is worn out, replace it. Ensure the document stack is not thicker than 1 mm.
How to show Quick Menu on Fujitsu ScanSnap?
If the Quick Menu is hidden on your Fujitsu ScanSnap, ensure the [Use Quick Menu] check box is selected in the ScanSnap setup dialog box/window. Also, exit ScanSnap Organizer, CardMinder, Rack2-filer, or Cardiris if any of them are running, as they may prevent the Quick Menu from displaying.
How to fix Fujitsu ScanSnap output image wider than original document?
If the output image data from your Fujitsu ScanSnap is wider than the original document, and you're scanning with [Paper size] set to [Automatic detection], use applications like ScanSnap Organizer Viewer (Windows only) and Adobe Acrobat to trim the scanned image data. Also, clean the inside of the ScanSnap if it is dirty.
Why are there black traces on my Fujitsu ScanSnap scans?
If there are black traces on the scanned document from your Fujitsu ScanSnap, and you're scanning a document written in pencil, this may cause black traces. The dirt accumulating on the rollers may also cause black traces.
Why is my Fujitsu ScanSnap black and white scan the same size as color?
If the file size of a scanned black and white document is the same as a color document when using your Fujitsu ScanSnap, select the [Scanning] tab from the ScanSnap setup dialog box/window and change the setting for [Color mode] to [B&W].
How to remove moire patterns from Fujitsu ScanSnap scans?
If moire patterns appear in your scanned images with the Fujitsu ScanSnap, go to the ScanSnap setup dialog box/window, select the [Scanning] tab, and change the setting for [Image quality]. For example, change from [Normal] to [Best], then retry scanning.
General| Film scanning | No |
|---|---|
| Color scanning | Yes |
| Maximum scan size | 216 x 360 mm |
| Scanner type | Sheet-fed scanner |
| Sensor type | CIS |
| ISO A-series sizes (A0...A9) | A4, A5, A6 |
| ISO B-series sizes (B0...B9) | B5, B6 |
| Maximum ISO A-series paper size | A4 |
| Auto document feeder (ADF) input capacity | 10 sheets |
| USB version | 2.0 |
| Standard interfaces | USB 2.0 |
| Scan media weight | 64 - 104.7 g/m² |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 284 x 99 x 77 mm |
| Power requirements | AC 100 - 240V, 50/ 60 Hz |
| Non-operating relative humidity (non-condensing) | 20 - 80 % |
| Minimum RAM | 512 MB |
| Minimum storage drive space | 2197 MB |
| Sustainability certificates | ENERGY STAR |
| Power consumption (standby) | 5 W |
| Power consumption (typical) | 9 W |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | 5 - 35 °C |
| Certification | RoHS |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 99 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 284 mm |
| Height | 77 mm |
| Weight | 1400 g |
Details the main capabilities and advantages of the ScanSnap scanner.
Identifies and describes the physical components of the ScanSnap scanner.
Lists the hardware and software specifications needed to operate the ScanSnap.
Explains the procedure for powering the ScanSnap scanner on and off.
Details the supported document sizes and types for scanning.
Provides step-by-step instructions on correctly loading documents into the scanner.
Outlines the fundamental steps for scanning documents with the ScanSnap.
Overviews the software applications included with the ScanSnap.
Guides users through the installation process for the Scan to Microsoft SharePoint feature.
Provides instructions for installing trial versions of bundled software.
Explains the ScanSnap Manager icon, its status indicators, and basic operations.
Provides detailed steps for scanning documents using the ScanSnap.
Covers configuration of scan settings and preferences for the ScanSnap.
Describes various automated scanning actions and workflows.
Explores advanced and varied scanning techniques and features.
Explains the ScanSnap Manager icon in the Dock and its operations.
Provides detailed steps for scanning documents on Mac OS.
Covers configuration of scan settings and preferences on Mac OS.
Describes various automated scanning actions and workflows on Mac OS.
Explores advanced and varied scanning techniques on Mac OS.
Provides procedures for safely removing jammed documents from the scanner.
Offers a guide to diagnose and resolve common scanner issues.
Lists recommended cleaning supplies and their part numbers.
Explains the proper method for cleaning the scanner's outer surfaces.
Provides detailed steps for cleaning the internal components of the scanner.
Lists part numbers and recommended replacement intervals for consumables.
Step-by-step guide on how to replace the scanner's pad assembly.
Step-by-step guide on how to replace the scanner's pick roller.
Instructions for updating the ScanSnap Manager software.
Guides on how to remove bundled software from the system.
Summarizes the physical and electrical installation requirements.
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