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- // General notes:
-
- If you are upgrading from a previous version of Microtek Scan
- Module, be sure to delete all the files from \WINDOWS\TWAIN
- directory prior to installation of the new version. Also, modify
- your WIN.INI file in the Windows directory and remove the
- [Microtek Scanner] section from it. This section looks something
- like the following. Be sure to remove all lines and save the
- changes.
- [MICROTEK SCANNER]
- Interface=SCSI
- PortAddr=D400
- SCSI ID=6
- ScanType=ScanMaker IISP
-
- // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
- // Scanner Return Status
- // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
- ( 0) // Scanner has partial communication. You may need to change
- your cable or install a terminator on the back of the
- scanner. Terminator is a device commonly used on the Macintosh
- computers to filter the noise out. Sometimes, PC systems
- also require such device. You can obtain a terminator from
- your local dealer. Place the terminator between the cable and
- the scanner.
- If you are upgrading from a previous version of Microtek Scan
- Module, be sure to delete all the files from \WINDOWS\TWAIN
- directory prior to installation of the new version. Also, modify
- your WIN.INI file in the Windows directory and remove the
- [Microtek Scanner] section from it. This section looks something
- like the following. Be sure to remove all lines and save the
- changes.
- [MICROTEK SCANNER]
- Interface=SCSI
- PortAddr=D400
- SCSI ID=6
- ScanType=ScanMaker IISP
-
- (-1) // Scanner link failure message. Delete the file
- SCAN.PAR and SCAN.MTA from \WINDOWS\TWAIN directory and try
- again.
- (-2) // Scanner command error message.
- (-3) // Scanner hardware error message.
- (-4) // Scanner setting error message.
- (-5) // Scanner Miscellaneous error message.
- (-6) // Scanner Undefine error message.
-
- (-100) // Scanner SCSI command or data format error. Delete the file
- SCAN.PAR and SCAN.MTA from \WINDOWS\TWAIN directory and try
- again.
- If you are upgrading from a previous version of Microtek Scan
- Module, be sure to delete all the files from \WINDOWS\TWAIN
- directory prior to installation of the new version. Also, modify
- your WIN.INI file in the Windows directory and remove the
- [Microtek Scanner] section from it. This section looks something
- like the following. Be sure to remove all lines and save the
- changes.
- [MICROTEK SCANNER]
- Interface=SCSI
- PortAddr=D400
- SCSI ID=6
- ScanType=ScanMaker IISP
-
- (-101) // Too many lines requested in a READ SCANNED DATA command. Delete the file
- SCAN.PAR and SCAN.MTA from \WINDOWS\TWAIN directory and try
- again.
-
- (-200) // Scanner CPU RAM failure.
- (-201) // Scanner system RAM failure.
- (-202) // Pin pon buffer RAM failure.
- (-203) // Scanner CCD DC offset failure.
- (-204) // Scanning lamp or image sensor circuit failure.
- (-205) // Home position sensor or filter sensor failure.
- (-206) // Auto document feeder paper jam or roller failure.
- (-207) // External power adapter failure. If using a ScanMaker IIG
- or IISP, you need to have an external power adapter
- connected to the scanner. If the power supply is not
- operational, you will get this error message.
-
- (-300) // Illegal grain setting.
- (-301) // Illegal resolution setting.
- (-302) // Illegal scanning frame coordinate.
- (-303) // Illegal window coordinate or number of windows.
- (-304) // Illegal contrast setting.
- (-305) // Illegal paper length setting.
- (-306) // Illegal shadow-midtone-hilight setting.
- (-307) // Illegal exposure time setting.
-
- (-308) // Color filter command when ADF scanning.
- (-309) // No paper when ADF scanning.
- (-310) // Illegal gamma table setting.
- (-311) // Illegal brightness setting.
- (-312) // Illegal data bits per pixel setting.
-
- (-400) // Scanner is in busy state.
- (-401) // Scanner safety door sensor failure.
-
- // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
- // Device Driver Return Status
- // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
- (1) // Scanner is in ready state. Microtek Scanmaker II/IIXE
- firmware (EPROM) may be too old. Call Microtek sales lines
- for an upgrade. You need to have firmware version 5.07 or
- higher to use Microtek Scan Module version 1.45 or higher.
- You can find out what version of firmware your scanner has
- by checking your scanner box. Next to the serial number
- and the bar code printed on the box, you should be able to
- see the letters "F/W". The number next to F/W designates
- your firmware version number.
- (-1000) // No response from scanner.
- (-1001) // Scanner is in scanning state.
- (-1002) // Scanner busy.
- (-1003) // Abort to get image data by application.
- (-1004) // Can't find scanner. See the troubleshooting section of your
- manual on how to fix this problem. This error usually appears
- when there is a memory address conflict between the Microtek
- scanner card and another card in the system. You may also
- have problems if you have a memory manager such as EMM386.EXE
- or QEMM.SYS. To resolve this problem, you need to exclude
- the range that your PCZ card is using from memory so no other
- program can use that. The setup program normally does this
- for you automatically but you may want to read through the
- following discussion just to make sure. Add a new parameter
- to your EMM386.EXE line or to your QEMM.SYS line that reads,
- x=d400-d7ff if your scanner card is set to the default of d400.
- The new line now should read,
- DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE <other parameters here> x=d400-d7ff
- If you do not have EMM386.EXE or QEMM.SYS or 386MAX installed,
- add the above line to your CONFIG.SYS file.
- Then add a new line to the file SYSTEM.INI in the [386ENH] section
- that reads, EMMExclude=d400-d7ff and reboot the computer.
- If you are using another address setting, you need to change
- these numbers. For example, if you are using address d800, the
- parameter changes to d800-dcff. Microtek MS-PCZ cards use 16KB of
- memory. On some computers, you need to exclude 32KB of memory by
- putting d400-dcff for memory address d400.
- We have also exprienced that some 486 computers do not work at
- dxxx ranges. For these computers, use addresses E000 or E400
- and exclude e000-e3ff or e400-e7ff depending on which address
- you are using from your CONFIG.SYS and SYSTEM.INI files.
- The Microsoft Diagnostics MSD.EXE when executed from a DOS prompt
- can help you find a suitable address setting for the MS-PCZ card.
- Type MSD, press Enter and select "M" for memory. A menu
- showing the status of various memory address locations will be
- displayed on your screen. Select a suitable address range which
- has all black boxes (no dots or x in them.) You can also
- select an address with "X" in it and exclude it from memory
- in your CONFIG.SYS and SYSTEM.INI's [386ENH] section. See the
- trouble-shooting notes or the README.TXT file in the Microtek
- Calibrator folder for more details.
- (-1005) // Scanner type error.
- (-1006) // Device type error.
- (-1007) // Not enough memory.
- (-1008) // Undefine error codes.
-
- // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
- // MPHASE.DLL Return Status
- // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
- (-2000) // SCSI host buffer not ready.
- (-2001) // SCSI control status error.
- (-2002) // SCSI unknown error codes.
-
- // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
- // MSCSID.DLL, MPCYD.DLL, MLCARDD.DLL Return Status
- // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
- (-3000) // SCSI card time out.
- (-3001) // PCY card time out.
- (-3002) // L card time out.
-
- (-3100) // SCSI Load library failure. You may need to quit Windows,
- go to the \WINDOWS\TWAIN directory and delete the files
- SCAN.PAR and SCAN.MTA. Turn the computer off and back on
- to reset the interface card (warm boot or the reset button
- is not sufficient), turn the scanner off and back on and try
- again. If the problem persists, change the memory address
- on the interface card to e000 or e400 and exclude a 16KB range
- from your CONFIG.SYS and SYSTEM.INI files. If you are not
- sure how to do this, refer to README.TXT or error -1004 section
- above for a brief discussion.
- If you are upgrading from a previous version of Microtek Scan
- Module, be sure to delete all the files from \WINDOWS\TWAIN
- directory prior to installation of the new version. Also, modify
- your WIN.INI file in the Windows directory and remove the
- [Microtek Scanner] section from it. This section looks something
- like the following. Be sure to remove all lines and save the
- changes.
- [MICROTEK SCANNER]
- Interface=SCSI
- PortAddr=D400
- SCSI ID=6
- ScanType=ScanMaker IISP
-
- (-3101) // PCY Load library failure.
- (-3102) // LCARD Load library failure.
-
- // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
- // MSCANMGR.DLL Return Status
- // ------------------------------------------------------------------------
- (-4000) // Scanner manager time out.
- (-4001) // Load library failure.
-
-