To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my Panasonic KV-N1058X connect to the wireless access point?
If your Panasonic Scanner is not connecting to the wireless access point, ensure the scanner is close to the wireless access point and free from interference from appliances that generate magnetic waves. Confirm your wireless access point settings and check if it's configured to limit access from certain devices.
Why does my Panasonic Scanner have frequent paper jams?
If paper jams occur frequently with your Panasonic Scanner, try the following: Ensure that the document is not wrinkled, smooth it out if it is. Clean the rollers. Realign the document correctly. Also, make sure that you haven't exceeded the feed tray's limit; remove sheets until they are under the limit mark on the document guide.
Why is my Panasonic KV-N1058X Scanner double feeding frequently?
Frequent double feeding in your Panasonic Scanner can occur due to several reasons. The paper feed roller or double feed prevention roller might be dirty or worn down, so try cleaning or replacing them. The double feed detectors could also be dirty, so clean them as well. Ensure the document is flat, not curled or folded, and reduce the number of sheets. Verify the paper type and thickness are supported, and realign the document. Avoid overloading the feed tray and try turning the power off and on again to reset the double feed detectors.
Why is my Panasonic KV-N1058X Scanner scan speed so slow?
If your Panasonic Scanner's scan speed is slow, it might be due to a USB 1.1 connection. Try connecting over USB 2.0, USB 3.0, USB 3.1 or USB 3.2. If you're using a LAN connection, network traffic could be the issue; consult your network administrator.
How to fix skewed images from Panasonic KV-N1058X Scanner?
If your Panasonic Scanner produces skewed images, it's likely because the document guides aren't properly adjusted to the document size, or the document is placed slanted on the feed tray. Adjust the document guides to fit the document size correctly. Also, ensure that the document is flat; if it's curled or folded, flatten it and reload it after reducing the number of sheets.
How to remove vertical streaks from Panasonic KV-N1058X images?
If vertical streaks appear on scanned documents from your Panasonic Scanner, it's likely due to dirty scanning glasses. Clean the conveyor and scanning glasses. Alternatively, you can try using the "Vertical Line Reduction" feature in User Utility.
Why are scanned documents rolling up in my Panasonic KV-N1058X Scanner?
If scanned documents are rolled up in the exit tray area of your Panasonic Scanner when using the exit guides, it's likely because the documents are curved or curled. Try scanning the documents with the exit guides folded.
What to do if Panasonic KV-N1058X does not start scanning?
If your Panasonic Scanner doesn't start scanning even when the document is loaded, it may not be loaded properly. Ensure the document is loaded correctly. Also, if the edge of the document is curled, the sensor might not detect it. Flatten the document and load it again.
Why can't my Panasonic KV-N1058X detect the wireless network name?
If the network name (SSID) of your wireless access point cannot be detected by the Panasonic Scanner, it may be because the wireless access point is configured to not show the network name (SSID). Try entering the network name (SSID) manually using the Network Setting Tool. Also, ensure the scanner is not too far from the wireless access point and that there are no appliances nearby that generate magnetic waves or other wireless LAN devices.
How to remove noise from Panasonic Scanner images?
If your Panasonic Scanner produces images with noise or wave patterns (moire pattern), the scanning resolution settings combined with patterns within the scanned image may be causing the issue. Try changing the scanning resolution or turning on the Moire Reduction function and scanning again.
General| Type | Document Scanner |
|---|---|
| Optical Resolution | 600 dpi |
| Automatic Document Feeder Capacity | 100 sheets |
| Image Sensor | CIS (Contact Image Sensor) |
| Duplex Scanning | Yes |
| Operating Temperature | 5°C to 35°C |
| Supported Paper Sizes | A4, A5, A6, B5, B6, Letter, Legal |
| Humidity | 20% to 80% (non-condensing) |
| Scanning Width | 216mm |
| Supported OS | Windows, macOS |
Lists registered trademarks and copyrights used in the manual.
Explains terms and conventions used in the manual, like A4 size and dpi.
Details the manuals provided with the scanner, including the Operating Manual and Quick Installation Guide.
Refers to help files included with the scanner software for additional assistance.
Lists the software and manual components available on the CD-ROM.
Covers illegal duplication, installation environment, and handling of cables and power.
Emphasizes user responsibility for data management, backups, and secure disposal.
Details Panasonic's non-responsibility for damages due to misuse or network-related problems.
Lists the included accessories and advises to contact the dealer if any are missing.
Lists and describes optional accessories available for purchase to enhance scanner functionality.
Details components on the front, rear, and operation panel of the scanner.
Illustrates scanner clearances and offers instructions for safely moving the unit.
Guides the user through installing the scanner software and drivers from the CD-ROM.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the scanner software when using a USB connection.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the scanner software when using a wired LAN connection.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the scanner software when using a wireless LAN connection.
Details setup for Simple AP mode and Station mode in wireless LAN connections.
Instructions for setting the LCD language, date, and time on the scanner.
How to change the scanner used in a LAN connection using the Network Scanner Select Tool.
Guidance on how to access the installed operating manual and software help files.
Steps for turning the scanner's power on/off and waking it from sleep mode.
Instructions for operating the Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) door.
Describes the meaning of different LED status lights for scanner status.
Overview of the LCD touch panel, its operation, and different home screens.
How to customize the scanner's screen by registering presets as icons.
Details the various information icons displayed on the LCD, such as date, notifications, and network status.
Covers general notices, compatible paper sizes, thickness, weight, and curl/folding for ADF.
Details specifications for scanning cards and passports, including carrier sheet usage.
Lists types of documents that should not be scanned or may scan improperly.
Provides tips for better scanning results and explains the double feed detection function.
Step-by-step guide on how to properly load documents into the Automatic Document Feeder.
Specific instructions for using the carrier sheet for scanning items like passports.
Details necessary preparation, settings, and methods for performing push scans.
Instructions for scanning documents using application software on a computer.
Explains which scanner functions necessitate the installation and configuration of a scan server.
Detailed steps for installing and configuring the scan server software.
Restricting access to jobs, presets, scan settings, and output destinations for users.
How to switch scanned image background color and use manual feeding.
Steps for installing and removing the mixed batch card guide.
Explains how control sheets can modify scanning conditions for subsequent pages.
Guidance on printing control sheets from the included CD-ROM for scanner configuration.
Steps to start the Configuration Web and perform basic operations within its interface.
Lists the valid characters that can be entered into various fields in the Configuration Web.
Describes the 'Information' tab for viewing scanner and network status details.
Details settings related to user preferences, sleep mode, notifications, and email subjects.
Configuration options for scan settings, including basic, advanced, file types, and naming.
Configuration options for IP settings, Bonjour, WSD, LDAP, and SSL/TLS.
Settings for SMTP, Shared Folder, FTP, Fax Service, and Scan Server configuration.
Access to setup wizards, information, restrictions, import/export, backup, password, and firmware updates.
Instructions on how to clean the exterior surfaces and internal components of the scanner.
Specific steps for cleaning the conveyor belt and scanning glass surfaces.
How to clean the sensors responsible for detecting double feeds and paper entry.
Detailed instructions for cleaning the various rollers within the scanner mechanism.
Instructions for using the scanner's dedicated cleaning mode to rotate and clean rollers.
Resetting the counters after cleaning the rollers as prompted by the unit.
Step-by-step instructions for removing old and installing new rollers.
Resetting the counter after replacing the rollers to zero.
A table detailing scanner functions available for different scanning modes.
Guide for configuring network settings via USB connection using Network Setting Tool.
Steps to set up the scanner for wireless LAN connectivity in station mode.
Verifying event settings for scanner application startup.
Setting up key authentication for secure SFTP transfers.
Instructions for installing a server certificate to enable secure HTTPS access.
Procedures for installing a self-signed certificate for scanner security.
How to export and import scanner configuration settings to/from a file.
Procedures for backing up and restoring the scanner's configuration settings.
Steps for updating the scanner's firmware using the Configuration Web interface.
Instructions for resetting the scanner to its factory default settings.
Lists scanner error codes, their causes, and recommended remedies.
Steps for removing the scanner software from your computer.
Guidelines for safely packing the scanner for transport or shipping.
