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5. Make sure the checkbox for the option, Temporarily Disable
Scanner, is not checked.
6. Click OK.
You will see either a “successfully connected” message or an error message.
If you get an error message, see “PaperPort Scanning Keyboard Not
Found” on page 34 for more information.
You can also try unplugging the power cable from the back of the scanning
keyboard, and then plugging it back in. You should hear a brief hum when
you first plug it in, and another hum a few seconds later if you are in
Windows. If you do not hear a hum, see “PaperPort Scanning Keyboard
Not Found” on page 34 for more information.
Current scan did not complete. Please try again.
The scanning keyboard may need to be calibrated. For more information,
see “Recalibrating the PaperPort ix Scanning Keyboard” on page 41.
The COM port may not be receiving clearly because the plug is loose.
Check the serial cable connection. If the error message continues to appear,
try reducing the resolution of the scan by selecting a different scan setting.
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In Windows 95, hardware devices can conflict; therefore, you should run
the Add New Hardware function to properly register all of the hardware
resources on a system. This lets PaperPort become aware of all of the other
hardware devices on the system, thus lessening the possibility of a conflict.
To run the Add New Hardware function:
1. Open the Windows 95 Control Panel.
2. Select Add New Hardware.
3. Click the Next button on the dialog box and proceed using the default
selections on the next dialog boxes.
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