Why is my Kodak S1220 - Photo Scanning System Scanner running slow?
If your Kodak scanner is running slow, your PC may not meet the minimum requirements. Ensure you are using a USB 2.0 connection, as the scanner is designed for it, although it will function with USB 1.1. Scanning photos at 600 or 1200 dpi will also result in slower scanning speeds.
How to fix Kodak S1220 - Photo Scanning System Scanner error Code E 0: USB cable is not connected?
To fix Kodak Scanner error code E 0, ensure the USB cable is securely connected to both the scanner and your PC. If the issue persists, uninstall and then reinstall the device drivers.
How to fix Kodak S1220 - Photo Scanning System error Code: 1003. s1220 Driver version incorrect?
To fix Kodak Scanner error code 1003, the s1220 Photo Scanning System software does not support the i1220 Plus Scanner drivers. Do not install those drivers for the s1220 Photo Scanning System. To re-install the s1220 Photo Scanner drivers, turn off the s1220 Photo Scanner and run the SetupFW_i1200_ v2.23.exe from the i1220 folder on the KODAK s1220 Photo Scanning System Software CD. Reboot the PC then power on the s1220 Photo Scanner. This will re-install the correct version of the s1220 Photo Scanner drivers.
How to fix Kodak Scanner error Code: 1001. Installation error?
To fix Kodak Scanner error code 1001, verify that a valid PrintScan.ini file exists. Reinstall the Kodak s1220 Photo Scanning System.
What to do if my Kodak Scanner is jamming photos or feeding multiple photos?
If your Kodak scanner is jamming or feeding multiple photos, ensure the side guides are adjusted to the photo width and the output tray to the photo length. Verify all photos meet the size, weight, and type specifications. Clean the scanner and tires. Adjust the spring on the pre-separation module to the correct tension. Ensure the feed and pre-separation modules are correctly installed. Fan the photos to reduce static electricity and ensure sufficient ambient humidity. If a jam occurs, open the scanner cover and remove any jammed photos before resuming scanning.
What to do if my Kodak Scanner will not scan or feed photos?
If your Kodak scanner won't scan or feed photos, make sure the power cord is securely plugged into the scanner and the wall outlet, and that the power supply LED is lit. Ensure the power switch is on and the wall outlet is functional. Restart your PC after installing the software. Also, ensure the photos are making contact with the feed rollers; fanning the bottom photos or using the tilt button might help.
What to do if streaks are running through a color photo scanned with my Kodak S1220 - Photo Scanning System?
If streaks are running through a color photo scanned with your Kodak scanner, the scanner may be dirty and needs cleaning. Also, you can select the Image Cleaner tool option on the Scan Images screen to minimize streaks.
What to do if my Kodak S1220 - Photo Scanning System images are not being cropped correctly?
If images from the batch scanner are not being cropped correctly, rescan and adjust the side guides to match the width of the photos. If images from the flatbed are not being cropped correctly, place a contrasting background behind the photograph and rescan.
What to do if my Kodak S1220 - Photo Scanning System Scanner application display windows and screens are distorted?
If the application display windows and screens are distorted when using your Kodak scanner, check the dpi settings in the Display Properties. The settings should be set to Normal size, 96 dpi with 32-bit color.
What to do if my Kodak S1220 - Photo Scanning System Scanner shows error Code E 6: Scanner cover open?
If your Kodak scanner displays error code E 6, it means the scanner cover is open. Simply close the scanner cover to resolve the issue.
General| Scanner Type | Photo Scanner |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | USB 2.0 |
| Color Depth | 48-bit |
| Scanning Technology | CIS |
| Document Size | 4 x 6 inches |
| Image Formats | JPEG |
| Weight | 2.2 lb |
| Photo Size Compatibility | 4 x 6 inches |
| Software Included | Kodak Software |
| System Requirements | Windows XP/Vista/7 |
Safety guidelines for scanner placement and usage, including power and environmental considerations.
Overview of the scanner installation process.
Specific notes for installing on Windows 7 and Windows XP operating systems.
Step-by-step guide for installing the scanner's software.
Instructions for attaching the standard output tray.
Instructions for attaching the optional output tray kit.
Steps for connecting the scanner's power cord and USB cable.
How to power on the scanner and launch the scanning application.
Positioning the scanner for optimal photo scanning.
Step-by-step instructions for performing the photo scanning process.
General cleaning instructions and specific steps for cleaning feed rollers.
Steps for removing and cleaning the separation module.
Steps for removing and cleaning the feed module.
Overview and steps for replacing scanner parts like modules and tires.
Instructions for replacing the feed module and its tires.
A chart to help diagnose and resolve common scanner issues.
Explanations and solutions for various scanner error codes.
Meaning and remedies for scanner LED indicator codes.
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