User manual MICROTEK GNC TR FIREWIRESCSIUSB 0401

[. . . ] Make sure that the FireWire card (IEEE 1394) is properly seated in your computer's PCI slot. b) Make sure the FireWire card is seated all the way in and secured into the PCI card slot. If the card is not properly seated, REMOVE, and then REINSERT the FireWire card again. c) Restart your computer. Q2: The FireWire card (IEEE 1394) was found but my scanner cannot be detected by Windows. Follow the instructions below: 1. [. . . ] If SCSI interface is chosen, the terminator has to be connected to finish a complete connection. Depending on different configurations, you may require 25-pin SCSI terminator. If USB is chosen, the SCSI cable along with the terminator should all be removed. A5: When using SCSI interface, be sure you have connected the SCSI cable and the terminator first, then connect the DC power adapter. Q6: I have followed the above instructions, but still cannot fix the problem. A6: Visit the web site of the SCSI card provider (e. g. , Adpatec or AdvanSys) 8. When all the settings are correct, click OK to save the modifications. The dialog box should now show the correct Interrupt Request and Input/Output address settings. If you're asked to shut down your computer, select No then No, click Close You will be asked whether you wish Close. Click Yes and restart your computer. Q3: My SCSI card is detected by Windows 98, but the scanner cannot be found in Scanner Test utility. A3: Follow the steps below: a) In Windows, choose Start, then Shut Down to turn off computer power. Then turn off the power of your scanner. b) Check to make sure you have connected the correct SCSI cable to the SCSI port, not the parallel port. If you connect the SCSI cable to the parallel port, your scanner will not be found. (English) 2 Questions and Answers for Windows NT 4. 0 Q1: My SCSI card is detected by Windows NT 4. 0, but the scanner cannot be found in Scanner Test utility. A1: Follow the steps below: a) In Windows, choose Start, then Shut Down to turn off computer power. Then turn off the power of your scanner. Q3: My interface card conflicts with another device. A window like the following will appear. b) Check to make sure you have connected the correct SCSI cable to the SCSI port, not the parallel port. If you connect the SCSI cable to the parallel port, your scanner will not be found. c) If your scanner has a SCSI terminator switch, switch it to the On position. If the scanner doesn't have a SCSI terminator switch, plug the SCSI terminator on the SCSI port. The Devices screen will list any SCSI controllers that may already have installed in your computer. Note: Note: Although IDE CD-ROM drives are not SCSI, because of the way the driver is implemented, Windows NT 4. 0 will still list it on this screen. button to select Adaptec on the left and the corresponding Adaptec card driver on the right to install. d) If your scanner is chained to other SCSI device, the SCSI ID of the SCSI device should not be set to the same ID number. A2: Your interface card is not properly seated in the PCI card slot on your computer. [. . . ] If you do not see your particular motherboard listed here, it doesn't mean your computer and scanner will not work together. (English) 2 iMac Troubleshooting tips for Microtek USB (Universal Serial Bus) Interface Q1 : Choose the right driver A1 : Microtek USB-based scanners run on the Apple iMac and on the new PowerMac G3 systems. For the iMac, visit www. apple. com web site to get the most recent iMac Update Driver. If your Macintosh is not an iMac or a PowerMac G3 with USB ports, do not install iMac Update Driver. Installing the iMac driver on a non-iMac system will have adverse the effects on your scanning operation. [. . . ]