User manual MICROTEK PC TR EPP

[. . . ] EPP_Troubleshoot. pdf Troubleshooting tips for Microtek Parallel Scanner Interface The following is a list of common problems and solutions for Microtek parallel interface scanners. · Check to make sure that the power cords (or power adapter) is well connected. [. . . ] When you start your PC and before the Windows screen appears, the screen displays a short message, reminding you to press a combination of keys to enter the BIOS setup screen. When you enter the BIOS setup screen, locate the mode entry to choose EPP mode. Even though I didn't set my computer's BIOS to EPP mode, the scanner works. With the Super I/O chipset, your computer's BIOS is automatically updated to EPP mode when you install the scanner driver. The following is a list of Microtek scanners supported by the Super I/O chipset. 1 1. My computer takes a very long time to boot with the scanner connected to the parallel port. See the section "CHANGING MICROTEK PARALLEL CABLE SETTINGS" (on page 3) on how to make changes to Windows. My printer does not print, when the printer cable is connected with the scanner. See the section "CHANGING MICROTEK PARALLEL CABLE SETTINGS" (on page 3) on how to make changes to Windows. See the section "CHANGING MICROTEK PARALLEL CABLE SETTINGS" (on page 3) on how to make changes to Windows. CHANGING MICROTEK PARALLEL CABLE SETTINGS If you experience any problems communicating with your scanner, try changing/adding one of the following options to your system: Option 1: Option 2: Option 3: /N /V /SF=5 /N /E /N /V /SF=5 /U You can use any of the above 3 options, but make sure you only use one at a time and that you completely shut down your computer and turn it off every time you change an option. [. . . ] If you still have problems communicating with your scanner, try options 2 and 3 respectively. Option 2: Option 3: /N /E /N /V /SF=5 /U If all of the above 3 options all failed, contact Microtek. 7 [. . . ]