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Question posted by loseyc on December 29th, 2011

Copying Has Stoped On My Scanner

the (Copy) has stoped on my scanned

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Setup Poster - Page 1

... make a copy. Close all programs. 2. User's Manual E. Copy - Place photos or documents on the scanner glass as indicated by the reference mark on the back of the scanner. 2. Press the scan button and...to scan see the User's Manual (printed or on your language directory and click on the install icon in the window. 4. HP Scanjet 4800 series Photo Scanner HP Scanjet 4800 ...

Setup Poster - Page 2

...the window. Then double-click on -screen instructions to finish the installation. HP 4800 series Photo Scanner © 2004 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. Scan Film - Scans pictures, graphics, documents, and objects. Copy - Power supply and power cord F. B 2. Scanner Buttons Scan - Warranty sheet G. Macintosh: Double-click the CD icon on -screen instructions to finish the...

User's Manual - Page 4

...with one scan 6 Scan film ...7 Make copies ...14 Share a scanned document or picture 14 Change scan settings 15 2 Care and maintenance 16 Clean the scanner glass 16 Clean the transparent materials adapter (TMA 16 3 Troubleshooting 17 Scanner installation or setup problems 17 Scanner initialization or hardware problems 18 4 Product support 20 Accessibility Web site 20 HP Scanjet Web site...

User's Manual - Page 5

... can : ● Perform scanning and copy functions ● Access help and troubleshooting information ● Access HP Image Zone to edit your scans ● Modify settings and preferences HP Image Zone is the program to use for the scanner, and then click on how to get to use the HP Scanjet 4800 series scanner and its accessories...

User's Manual - Page 6

... materials adapter (TMA) You can use the transparent materials adapter (TMA) located on the scanner for basic scanning functions, such as scanning pictures and documents. Scanning overview Start scanning in this manual. Instructions for sharing. Note The HP Scanjet 4890 Photo Scanner supports scanning positives and negatives larger than 35 mm. to have more control during the...

User's Manual - Page 7

... type for original type: Document or Picture. If your choice. Do one of the following guidelines to scan photos and graphics. document or picture ● Scan pictures ● Scan documents Select original type - b. Scan pictures and documents Use the Scan button to HP, and then click HP Solution Center. 2. On the taskbar, click Start, point to...

User's Manual - Page 8

... by default. To use this feature, Show Preview must click the Accept button in the HP Scanning dialog box. The scanned image is selected in the preview screen to a subfolder in the HP Scanning dialog box. The scanner scans an original document to whatever destination is also sent to the specified location. Also see Preview...

User's Manual - Page 9

... Preview in the preview screen to initiate the scan. Under the What are finished with one scan. 6 HP Scanjet 4800 series When you are finished with one of the following options: - Tip Use the Scan ( ) button on the scanner glass, as indicated by the reference mark. 2. The HP Scanning dialog box appears. 3. Black & White - Note If...

User's Manual - Page 10

... of the built-in this model enables you to scan as many as 35 mm slides) - How to scan positives, including 35 mm slides, and negatives. HP Scanjet 4890 ● Scan negatives - HP Scanjet 4890 For tips about using an HP Scanjet 4890, see Tips for your scanner lid. HP Scanjet 4890. 1. To scan 35 mm slides, use the slide holder that you...

User's Manual - Page 11

... box. 11. Remove the negative strip holder, if present, from HP Solution Center. 9. Close the scanner lid. HP Scanjet 4850 To scan 35 mm negatives, use the negative strip holder. In the HP Scanning dialog box, select Picture. 8. Follow the instructions on the screen to the destination selected in transparent materials adapter (TMA). 8 HP...

User's Manual - Page 12

... slide holder. User's Manual 9 Check the model number on their edges. If you are easily damaged. HP Scanjet 4890. 1. Touch them only on the scanner lid. Before you . Note Negatives are using an HP Scanjet 4890, see Scan negatives - Insert the negative strip holder back into the negative strip holder so that the shiny side of...

User's Manual - Page 13

... the latch and pulling the cover up and toward you begin the scan from HP Solution Center. 10. Select Scan negatives using an HP Scanjet 4850, see Scan positives (such as 35 mm slides) - The scan is built into the scanner lid for the HP Scanjet 4890. If you are for convenient storage, and then replace the TMA...

User's Manual - Page 15

...Scanjet 4890 The transparent materials adapter (TMA) is built into the appropriate template. Check the model number on their own unique media holders called "templates." Open the scanner lid. 2. Place the negatives into the scanner... optimally place your media for the HP Scanjet 4890. The templates are using an HP Scanjet 4850, see Scan negatives - Start at the top and fill in the large...

User's Manual - Page 17

..., completely remove the borders to your default e-mail program. 14 HP Scanjet 4800 series The front panel Copy button is the recommended option for the copy function. Note If you select E-mail, you want to scan and print a duplicate of the scanner, or click Scan Film in the HP Solution Center. 1. If you can change the...

User's Manual - Page 19

...scanner, please see the Care and maintenance section for your scanner model. Avoid isopropyl alcohol because it can damage the scanner glass. In HP Solution Center, click Help, and then select the Help section for your scanner helps ensure higher-quality scans... can damage the scanner. If too much...scanner. 3. You should include cleaning the scanner...all of the scanner glass, visit ...

User's Manual - Page 20

... and setup problems. Uninstall and reinstall the software The problem might have either the HP Scanning software CD or a copy of an incomplete installation. Scanner installation or setup problems This section contains solutions for common problems with your scanner. To uninstall the HP software that the surge protector is called Add or Remove Programs...

User's Manual - Page 21

... be ON. Disconnect the cable that order. Reconnect the cable that connects the computer and the scanner (use a different USB port on the computer if possible). ● Make sure that the cables are 18 HP Scanjet 4800 series When connected correctly, the USB connector will feel slightly loose. For additional USB troubleshooting...

User's Manual - Page 22

... Center, click Help, and then click HP Scanjet 4800 series scanner Help. The Help system provides information about the HP Scanjet 4800 series scanner hardware as well as information about the HP Image Zone and HP Scanning software itself. Also, see if the scanner is working properly If the scanner stops scanning, complete the following procedure: 1. If the...

User's Manual - Page 25

... Description Scanner type Flatbed with transparent materials adapter (TMA) Size HP Scanjet 4850: 505 mm x 300 mm x 100 mm (19.88 x 11.81 x 3.94 inches) HP Scanjet 4890: 505 mm x 300 mm x 107 mm (19.88 x 11.81 x 4.21 inches) Weight HP Scanjet 4850: 4.66 kg (10.25 lbs) HP Scanjet 4890: 5.19 kg (11.42 lbs) Scanning...

User's Manual - Page 26

...format film for HP Scanjet 4890 Slide: 1.05 mm to 3.26 mm thick and 49.8 mm to 140° F) User's Manual 23 Environmental specifications Name Temperature Relative humidity Description Operating the scanner and TMA: 10...176; F) Storage: -40° to 60° C (-40° to 140° F) Operating the scanner and TMA: 15 percent to 80 percent noncondensing 10° to 35° C (50° to 95...