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If the Kodak Scanner is running too slow, it may be because the scanner is operating with USB 1.1 instead of USB 2.0. Update your operating system or hardware to one that supports USB 2.0.
Why is the LED on my Kodak i1200 Scanner red when connected to the PC?
If the LED on your Kodak Scanner is red even though the scanner is securely connected to the PC, the LED will remain a steady red until your application connects to the scanner.
How to reset Kodak i1200 Scanner?
To reset your Kodak Scanner when an error occurred that the scanner cannot resolve without recycling the power, turn the scanner off, then back on again. If the error persists, call Service.
How to fix documents jamming in my Kodak scanner?
To prevent documents from jamming or multiple documents from feeding in your Kodak scanner: * Ensure the side guides are adjusted to the document width. * Adjust the output tray for the document length. * Verify all documents meet the size, weight, and type specifications. * Clean the scanner and tires. * Adjust the spring tension on the pre-separation module. * Ensure the feed and pre-separation modules are correctly installed. To remove a jammed document: 1. Open the scanner cover. 2. Remove any jammed documents from inside. 3. Close the cover and resume scanning.
Why won't my Kodak i1200 Scanner scan documents?
If your Kodak scanner won't scan or feed documents, check the following: * Ensure the power cord is securely plugged into both the scanner and the wall outlet. * Verify the power supply green LED is lit. * Confirm the power switch is on. * Check the wall outlet is functional. * Restart your PC after software installation. * Make sure the document(s) are making contact with the feed rollers. If feeding a stack of more than 40 documents, shingle the bottom documents or tilt the scanner downward.
What to do if Kodak i1200 images have black background bleed-through?
If your scanned images show black bleed-through when scanning translucent documents with your Kodak scanner, adjust the Contrast value, select Draft (Fixed) in TWAIN, or Fixed Processing in ISIS. Alternatively, use the Kodak White Background Accessory.
How to fix black background bleed-through on Kodak Scanner?
If images from your Kodak Scanner have black background bleed-through when scanning translucent documents, adjust the Contrast value or select Draft (Fixed) TWAIN or Fixed Processing in ISIS to improve the image or use the Kodak White Background Strip Accessory to minimize this.
Why do I need to refeed documents into my Kodak i1200?
If you need to refeed a document set into your Kodak Scanner because the documents are too close together as they enter the scanner, replace the separation roller tires. Refeed all documents for which images were not obtained, because one or more documents that passed through the transport were not scanned.
Why is my Kodak i1200 Scanner not scanning documents?
If the Kodak Scanner will not scan or feed documents, check the following: * Ensure the power cord is securely plugged into the back of the scanner and the wall outlet. * Verify the power supply green LED is lit. * Confirm the power switch is on. * Ensure the wall outlet is not defective. * Confirm the PC was restarted after installing the software. * Make sure the document(s) is making contact with the feed rollers. If feeding a stack of documents (more than 40) at a 25 degree angle, shingle the bottom documents so the feed rollers can grasp the first document.
How to resolve communication errors after installing Linux drivers on Fedora 7 for my Kodak scanner?
If you encounter a Communications error after installing Linux drivers on Fedora 7 with your Kodak scanner, before checking cables and power cycling: 1. Click OK on the message. 2. Select System>Administration>SELinux Management. 3. Enter your root/superuser password. 4. Select Permissive from the System Default Enforcing mode drop- down list. 5. Select Permissive from the Current Enforcing mode drop-down list. 6. Close the SELinux Administration screen and try again.
General| Type | Document Scanner |
|---|---|
| Optical Resolution | 600 dpi |
| Connectivity | USB 2.0 |
| Color Depth | 24-bit |
| Scanning Technology | CIS |
| Maximum Document Size | 8.5 x 14 in |
| Output Resolution | 600 dpi |
| Recommended Daily Volume | 3000 scans |
| Paper Handling | Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) |
Details the various features and capabilities of the Kodak i1200/i1300 Series Scanners.
Provides essential safety precautions for using the scanner and its power supply indoors.
Information on meeting environmental requirements and guidelines for product disposal and recycling.
Symbol indicating product disposal requirements for the European Union.
Details the power system connection and compatibility for specific electrical systems.
Specifies the acoustic emission or noise level of the scanner during operation.
Information regarding electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) for digital devices.
FCC compliance details for digital devices operating in the United States.
EMC registration information for household use in Korea.
VCCI compliance statement for Class B products in Japan.
Lists all items included in the scanner packaging for initial setup and use.
Details the minimum recommended PC configuration and supported operating systems.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the scanner hardware and software.
Procedure for installing the Kodak scanner driver software on Windows operating systems.
Guide on how to slide and position the output tray for scanning.
Steps for connecting the scanner's power cord and USB cable to the PC.
Steps to turn on the scanner and complete Kodak driver software installation.
Information on installing additional scanning applications provided with the scanner.
Identifies and describes the main components visible on the front of the scanner.
Details the internal parts of the scanner and their functions for access.
Identifies ports and controls located on the rear of the scanner.
Instructions on how to use the security lock port to secure the scanner.
Procedure for powering the scanner on and off using the power switch.
How to tilt the scanner body into different positions for scanning needs.
Guidance on adjusting the output tray and extender for different scanning jobs.
Instructions on using the input tray in open or closed positions for scanning.
How to adjust the side guides to accommodate various document sizes.
Procedure for initiating and ending a scanning session via software.
Guidelines for arranging documents, removing staples, and checking condition before scanning.
Steps to verify that the scanner installation was successful using the Scan Validation Tool.
Overview of the Smart Touch feature for performing common scanning tasks easily.
Defines destination options like File, Application, Email, or Printer for scanned documents.
Options for selecting output file format and setting file name prefixes.
How to select and manage scanner settings shortcuts and understand menu buttons.
Steps to configure specific tasks for the 9 function numbers in Smart Touch.
Using provided applications and adding custom destinations for scanning.
Procedure to launch the Scan Validation Tool for testing scanner functionality.
Explanation of the Scan Validation Tool dialog box and its toolbar buttons.
How to use the TWAIN datasource to link the scanner with scanning applications.
Steps to select predefined or custom image settings for desired output.
How to configure scanner-specific options via the Device Settings window.
Description of the main Kodak Scanner window and its Setting Shortcuts.
Details the Image Settings window and its tabs: General, Size, Adjustments, Enhancements.
Options on the General tab for Scan As, Document Type, Media Type, and Resolution.
Defines image output parameters like cropping, paper size, and document detection.
Settings for image quality tuning, including color, contrast, and noise filters.
Options for image edge fill, blank image detection, and color dropout.
Advanced tab for input document settings and per-side configurations.
Settings to adjust sensitivity for color detection based on document content.
Examples demonstrate configuring color/grayscale, multiple images, and different settings per side.
Procedure for creating and saving custom scanner settings shortcuts.
Steps to modify existing image settings and save them to a shortcut.
How to change scanner-specific options and save them to a shortcut.
Accessing diagnostic functions, including general tests and scanner time.
Alternative interface for scanner control with detailed configuration options.
Overview of ISIS driver tabs: Main, Layout, Image Processing, Scanner, Auto Color Detect.
Defines the amount of image data returned to the host, in Pixels, Inches, or Centimeters.
Procedures for cleaning the scanner, including roller and transport cleaning.
Information on replacing consumable parts like feed and separation module tires.
Steps to safely open the scanner cover for cleaning or part replacement.
Detailed guide on cleaning the feed rollers and transport path.
Procedure for removing, cleaning, and inspecting the separation module.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and installing new tires on the separation module.
Guide on how to remove and replace the pre-separation pad.
Instructions for adjusting the pre-separation roller tension to fix jams or multi-feeds.
Procedure for removing and cleaning or replacing the feed module.
Detailed steps for replacing tires on the feed module core assembly.
Scanner internal cleaning using vacuuming and specialized wipes for the imaging area.
Procedure for using a transport cleaning sheet to clean internal rollers.
List of supplies and consumables available for ordering for the scanner.
Details on optional accessories like flatbed scanners and background accessories.
Explanation of scanner indicator light states and error code meanings.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing jammed documents from the scanner.
A chart providing solutions to common problems encountered with the scanner.
Details known limitations and potential issues when using the scanner with Linux.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the Kodak i1200/i1300 Series Scanners.
Defines and cross-references TWAIN image processing features and their locations.
Details warranty terms, exclusions, service procedures, and contact information.
Details the limited warranty provided by Eastman Kodak Company for scanners.
Lists conditions and actions that void the scanner's limited warranty.
Legal disclaimer regarding consequential or incidental damages from product use.
Instructions on how to contact support and obtain limited warranty service.
Guidelines for packaging and shipping the scanner for warranty returns.
Procedure for returning the scanner for service, including obtaining an RMA.
Outlines the customer's responsibilities regarding warranty service and data backup.
Describes various service methods offered by Kodak for scanner support.
Details the process and availability of on-site repair service for the scanner.
Information about the Advance Replacement program for eligible purchasers.
Procedure for using Depot Repair Service when other options are not eligible.
Details eligibility and restrictions for various service programs.
Provides contact information for scanner support, service, and documentation.
