How to remove roller marks from Kodak S3100f output?
If roller marks or streaks appear on documents after scanning with your Kodak scanner, clean the feed module, transport rollers, separation roller and tires.
Why does my Kodak Scanner say 'Document Jam' when there isn't one?
If the “Document Jam” message appears on your Kodak scanner screen, but the paper is not actually jammed, verify that the Document Management: Maximum Length option on the Device-General tab (TWAIN Datasource) or the Longest Document option on the Scanner tab (ISIS Driver) is set to longer than the longest document being scanned. Also, the driver settings (Resolution, Compression, Bit depth) may result in the image being larger than the scanner memory. Adjust settings as needed.
What to do if Kodak S3100f Scanner says cover opened?
If your Kodak scanner indicates that the cover is opened, ensure that you close the scanner cover completely.
Why does my Kodak Scanner indicate false paper jams?
If your Kodak scanner is experiencing false paper jams or multifeeds, ensure the transport area is clean. Also, decrease the sensitivity setting for the multifeed and Intelligent Document Protection in the scanning application.
What happens when a misfeed occurs on my Kodak Scanner?
If a misfeed occurs during scanning with your Kodak scanner and Interactive Multifeed Recovery is enabled, scanning will pause and a screen will be displayed. Look at the images on your PC. If the image is acceptable, touch the start/resume button to accept the image(s) and continue scanning. If the image is not acceptable, touch the stop button to reject the image and suspend scanning, or touch the button to reject the image(s) and continue scanning.
General| Scanning Technology | CIS |
|---|---|
| Optical Resolution | 600 dpi |
| Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) | Yes |
| Duplex Scanning | Yes |
| Scanner Type | Flatbed |
| Color Depth | 24-bit |
| Grayscale Depth | 8-bit |
| Document Size | 8.5" x 11.7" |
| Interface | USB 3.2 Gen 1 |
| Compatibility | Windows |
| Output File Format | PDF, JPEG, TIFF, BMP |
Essential safety measures for operating the scanner and its environment.
Identification and meaning of warning labels and symbols on the scanner.
Details on the noise emission levels produced by the scanner during operation.
Introduction to the Kodak S2000f/S3000 Series scanners and their capabilities.
Describes optional accessories like Printer, Flatbed, and Document Extender.
Details of front, inside, and rear components of the scanner.
Steps for unboxing and preparing the scanner for first use.
Guide for powering on, initial configuration, and connecting the scanner.
Instructions for setting up wired network or USB-only connections.
Procedures for installing driver software from disc or website.
How to verify and update the scanner's firmware.
Guidelines for preparing documents to ensure optimal scanning.
Explanation of touch screen navigation, status area, and buttons.
Accessing and using scanner settings for Information, Maintenance, Network, etc.
How to adjust trays for document size and output stacking.
Steps for scanning exception documents using the flatbed scanner.
Instructions for using the rear exit for special document handling.
List of approved tools and materials for scanner maintenance.
Procedures for cleaning rollers, background strips, and CIS imager.
Step-by-step guides for replacing feed module, separation roller, and pads.
Guidance on using the troubleshooting page and online resources.
Information on updating drivers and firmware to resolve issues.
How to contact Kodak Alaris for assistance and service.
Overview of the Kodak Printer Accessory's capabilities.
Instructions for installing and replacing the ink cartridge.
How to change the horizontal print position of the printer.
Solutions for common printing problems like quality and connectivity.
Details on the limited warranty period and what is covered.
Conditions that void the warranty and liability disclaimers.
Procedures for requesting and receiving warranty service.
Ways to contact Kodak Alaris for information and support.
Information on product disposal, recycling, and environmental requirements.
Statements regarding electromagnetic compatibility and regional safety compliance.
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