User manual EPSON EXPRESSION 1680 PRO SUPPORT BULLETIN

[. . . ] EPSON Date: PSB #: Reference: Product(s): Subject: PRODUCT SUPPORT BULLETIN 10/02/03 Originator: VS PSB. 2003. 10. 003 Authorization: TE03-151 Rev. A Total Pages: 1 Expression 1640XL, 1680, 1680 Pro, 1600, 1600 Pro Scanners EPSON Scan TWAIN Driver version 1. 25A for OS 10. 2. X Reason: To support scanners with Epson Scan Twain driver version 1. 25A on a Macintosh with OS 10. 2. x Restrictions: 1) SCSI connections are not supported. 2) For a Firewire connection the minimum system requirements are: Mac computer with a G3 600 MHz processor or faster. 3) The following features are not supported on this driver. a) Color restoration b) Dust removal Note: The Epson Scan Twain driver Help file includes information on these two features but they are not supported on these scanners. 4) If you install Epson Scan 1. 25A, and any of the following scanners---Perfection 1670/3170/3200--was installed first on your computer, then the Epson Scan driver for these 3 models will encounter two issues: (a) Epson Scan utility will not launch and (b) the Start button no longer functions. [. . . ] ** Note ** If you do not reinstall the original driver, you may see one or both of the following errors when trying to scan: "scanner model not supported" "scanner handler error" Page 1 of 1 EPSON Product Support Bulletin Date: PSB #: Reference: Product(s): Subject: 9/16/2002 Originator: VWS/JD PSB. 2002. 09. 004 Authorization: TE02-073 Rev. A Total Pages: 1 Expression 800/1600/1680/836XL/1640XL & GT-10000/10000+ scanners Release of Twain Pro Driver 2. 10A, Rev. C for Windows XP This bulletin was created to provide information on the newest revision to Twain Pro driver 2. 10A for Windows XP. Description of Change: Twain Pro 2. 10A, Rev. C provides users logged in as a "Limited User" with sufficient rights to launch the Twain Pro driver, acquire images from within a scanning application and to save scanned images to the hard drive. Reason: On previous versions of Twain Pro for XP, the user is still required to log in with Administrator rights in order to have sufficient access privileges to use the scanner driver. Installation: 1) Log in to your computer as an Administrator or as a user with Administrator rights. 2) Use Twain Pro Uninstaller (available as a download from the Epson web site) to remove currently installed Twain Pro drivers. Read the instructions included with the Uninstaller before running the utility. C (listed as epson10403. exe on the Epson web site). Double-click on epson10403. exe to extract the files. 4) Turn on and connect scanner to your computer. If you are using a SCSI cable, reboot your computer. 5) When Windows detects the scanner, you will see the New Hardware Found Wizard screen. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the driver installation. * * Important: When you see the Hardware Warning dialog, click Continue Anyway. Note: Administrator rights are needed only for installing and removing the scanner and Twain Pro driver. Page 1 of 1 EPSON Date: PSB #: Reference: Product(s): Subject: PRODUCT SUPPORT BULLETIN 3/4/2002 Originator: JD PSB. 2002. 03. 001 Authorization: TE01-320 Rev. A Total Pages: 2 Perfection 610, 636, 640, 1200, 1240, 1250, 1640, 1650, 2450 & Expression 636, 800, 836XL, 1600, 1640XL, 1680 Series Scanners; StylusScan 2000, 2500 Compatibility Chart for Macintosh OS X Classic This bulletin provides information on compatibility for EPSON scanners and Stylus Scan series products running in Macintosh OS X Classic. Mac OS X provides Classic environment for Mac OS 9. x compatible applications and device drivers. For purposes of this document, your Macintosh computer requires OS 9. 2. 1 and 10. 1 system software. To set up Classic, follow the steps below: First install or upgrade your Macintosh system to OS 9. 2. 1. Then, install OS 10. 1 (for details refer to Apple's OS X documentation). To start Classic, click the Classic icon in System Preferences. To find System Preferences go to the Apple Menu or click on the icon in the Dock bar on the desktop. Classic can also be set up to start automatically during the log in process. (Refer to your Apple documentation for installation and operation of Macintosh OS X Classic and 9. 2. 1). [. . . ] To find System Preferences go to the Apple Menu or click on the icon in the Dock bar on the desktop. Classic mode can also be set up to start automatically during the log in process. (Refer to your Apple documentation for installation and operation of Macintosh OS X Classic and 9. 1). To run a Classic application, just double­click on it or a document created with the application. [. . . ]