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| Title: |
Check Light Blinking on ADF Scanner |
| Article ID: |
VIS1023 |
| Updated: |
8/4/2006 |
| Operating Systems: |
Windows XP / 2000 / Me / 98 |
| Scanner Models: |
Visioneer ADF:
PT480, XP470, XP450, PT430, S500 ,
PT680, PT780, 9750, 9650, 9450
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Xerox ADF:
DM250, DM250L, DM252, DM262, DM262i, DM272, DM150, DM152, DM162,
DM510, DM515, DM520, DM632, DM3640, DM752
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| Symptom: |
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| The Check Light on your ADF scanner is blinking. |
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| Solution: |
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| The Check Light on the scanner indicates a hardware malfunction. The Check Light will blink a certain number of times, pause, then blink the same number of times. Refer to the troubleshooting section of your user guide for a list of codes for the number of times the light blinks. |
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ADF with a Flatbed Scanner
- Turn off the scanner power
- Re-seat the ADF cable by unplugging then replugging the cable
- The ADF cable is the short cable that runs from the top of the scanner to the base of the scanner
- This cable is not plugged prior to packaging. It must be plugged in after removing the scanner from the box
- This cable is how the ADF gets its power for scanning
- Toggle the lock switch firmly 4 times leaving the scanner in the unlocked (open padlock) position
- For the Visioneer 9450, 9650, 9750 and Xerox DocuMate 510, 515, 520 the lock is located on the bottom of the scanner base
- For the Visioneer Patriot 680, 780 and Xerox DocuMate 632 the lock is located on the side of the scanner base
- Unplug the USB cable from both the scanner and the computer then plug the USB cable back in again
- Do not use a USB cable longer than 6 feet
- Do not use a USB extension cable
- If plugged into a USB hub or keyboard, try plugging the scanner directly into the back of the computer
- Turn the scanner power back on
- Try plugging the scanner directly into the wall
- The low power output from a UPS battery backup can cause incorrect hardware errors to be reported
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ADF Only scanners
- Turn off the scanner power
- Open the ADF cover
- Make sure the paper sensor arm is not stuck down
- This is the black plastic that should move freely up and down
- Close the ADF cover making sure the door is shut securely
- Unplug the USB cable from both the scanner and the computer then plug the USB cable back in again
- Do not use a USB cable longer than 6 feet
- Do not use a USB extension cable
- If plugged into a USB hub or keyboard, try plugging the scanner directly into the back of the computer
- Turn the scanner power back on
- Try plugging the scanner directly into the wall
- The low power output from a UPS battery backup can cause incorrect hardware errors to be reported
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For all checklight errors: If troubleshooting the issue as listed above does not resolve the problem, you will need to contact Technical Support. For information on contacting Technical Support, select the appropriate link below:
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