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Scanner not identified (Part 2) • Please also read Scanner Not Identified (p. 98) Cause 1: Scanner not turned on when computer started Solution: Plug the scanner's power cord into an electrical outlet and restart the computer. Cause 2: Solution: SCSI interface cable is disconnected or loose Securely connect SCSI interface cable and restart the computer. (See Getting Started, p. 17-18) Cause 3: Solution: SCSI interface cable improperly connected There are many different types of SCSI connector. Check the connectors on the computer and other devices (including the scanner) for a match with both ends of the SCSI interface cable (See p. 26) Cause 4: Solution: The SCSI interface cable has wrong impedance rating Use a high-impedance SCSI interface cable (See p. 28) Cause 5: Solution 1: Solution 2: SCSI ID conflict with another SCSI device Set the SCSI ID to a different setting (See p. 20) Check the manuals of the other SCSI devices Cause 6: Solution 1: Solution 2: The SCSI terminator is not set correctly Install (or set) a terminator on the last SCSI device. If scanner is the last device, set the terminator switch to On Remove terminators from SCSI devices other than the last one. If scanner is not the last device, set the terminator switch to Off 91

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Scanner not identified (Part 2)
• Please also read
Scanner Not Identified
(p. 98)
Cause 1:
Scanner not turned on when computer started
Solution:
Plug the scanner's power cord into an electrical outlet and restart the
computer.
Cause 2:
SCSI interface cable is disconnected or loose
Solution:
Securely connect SCSI interface cable and restart the computer. (See
Getting
Started,
p. 17-18)
Cause 3:
SCSI interface cable improperly connected
Solution:
There are many different types of SCSI connector. Check the connectors on
the computer and other devices (including the scanner) for a match with
both ends of the SCSI interface cable
(See p. 26)
Cause 4:
The SCSI interface cable has wrong impedance rating
Solution:
Use a high-impedance SCSI interface cable
(See p. 28)
Cause 5:
SCSI ID conflict with another SCSI device
Solution 1:
Set the SCSI ID to a different setting
(See p. 20)
Solution 2:
Check the manuals of the other SCSI devices
Cause 6:
The SCSI terminator is not set correctly
Solution 1:
Install (or set) a terminator on the last SCSI device. If scanner is the last
device, set the terminator switch to On
Solution 2:
Remove terminators from SCSI devices other than the last one. If scanner is
not the last device, set the terminator switch to Off