Brother International DS-620 Users Guide - Page 47

Troubleshooting, Calibration failed. Please reboot, the machine., Difficulty, Cause, Suggestions

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Troubleshooting Error message Calibration failed. Please reboot the machine. Cause The calibration failed for some reason. For example, the Calibration Sheet is not inserted in the correct direction. Action  Remove the Micro USB Cable from your computer. Reconnect the Micro USB Cable to the computer, and perform the calibration again.  Insert the Calibration Sheet in the correct direction. • For Windows ®: to perform the calibration using software, see Calibration using software (for Windows ®) on page 34. • For Macintosh: to perform the calibration using software, see Calibration using software (for Macintosh) on page 37. Troubleshooting 8 Scanning difficulties Difficulty My scanner does not turn on. My computer does not recognize the scanner when it is connected via the Micro USB Cable. My scanned images have black lines running through them, blank spaces, or are of overall bad quality. Cause The supplied Micro USB Cable is not connected securely. Causes may vary. This problem occurs if the image quality between your scanner and computer is not balanced or if a foreign object, such as a paper clip or ripped paper, is stuck in the scanner. Suggestions Make sure the Micro USB Cable is securely connected to your scanner and computer. Make sure the Micro USB Cable is securely connected to your scanner and computer. Remove the Micro USB Cable and reconnect the Micro USB Cable to your scanner and computer. 1. Check the document feeder slot and make sure that the slot is clear. If foreign objects are found, remove them from your scanner. 2. Calibrate your scanner (see Scanner Calibration on page 34). If scan quality is not improved after you calibrate your scanner: 1. Clean the scanner (see Scanner Maintenance on page 39). 2. Calibrate your scanner again. 42

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Troubleshooting
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8
Troubleshooting
Scanning difficulties
Calibration failed. Please reboot
the machine.
The calibration failed for some
reason. For example, the Calibration
Sheet is not inserted in the correct
direction.
Remove the Micro USB Cable
from your computer. Reconnect
the Micro USB Cable to the
computer, and perform the
calibration again.
Insert the Calibration Sheet
in the correct direction.
For Windows
®
: to perform
the calibration using software,
see
Calibration using software
(for Windows
®
)
on page 34.
For Macintosh: to perform
the calibration using software,
see
Calibration using software
(for Macintosh)
on page 37.
Difficulty
Cause
Suggestions
My scanner does not
turn on.
The supplied Micro USB Cable is not
connected securely.
Make sure the Micro USB Cable is securely
connected to your scanner and computer.
My computer does not
recognize the scanner
when it is connected
via the Micro USB
Cable.
Causes may vary.
Make sure the Micro USB Cable is securely
connected to your scanner and computer. Remove
the Micro USB Cable and reconnect the Micro USB
Cable to your scanner and computer.
My scanned images
have black lines
running through them,
blank spaces, or are
of overall bad quality.
This problem occurs if the image quality
between your scanner and computer is
not balanced or if a foreign object, such
as a paper clip or ripped paper, is stuck
in the scanner.
1. Check the document feeder slot and make sure
that the slot is clear. If foreign objects are found,
remove them from your scanner.
2. Calibrate your scanner (see
Scanner Calibration
on page 34).
If scan quality is not improved after you calibrate
your scanner:
1. Clean the scanner (see
Scanner Maintenance
on page 39).
2. Calibrate your scanner again.
Error message
Cause
Action