Epson V600 Manual

							For  the  Target setting, select  Adobe  RGB.
Select Display  preview using monitor  compensation , then click OK to  return  to  the  Epson  Scan  window.
Click Scan.
What  happens  next  depends  on  how you  started your scan.  See Finishing  the  Scan  for instructions.
Note:
You can also  optimize the  color  accuracy  of your images using a  photo-editing  application, such  as  ArcSoft
PhotoStudio.  For  help  using ArcSoft PhotoStudio,  select  the  Help  option  in  the  software, see  the  software
documentation, or  see  Other  Software Technical Support .
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Assigning a  Program to a  Scanner Button
Assigning a  Project Program in  Epson  Event  Manager  to  a  Scanner Button
Each scanner  button opens a  pre -selected  program when you  press it.  The  default programs  they  open and the  default actions
they  perform  are  described  in  the  table below.
Button Default action
 StartEpson  Scan  starts.
 CopyEpson  Copy  Utility  starts.
 E -mail
Epson  Scan  automatically  scans, then the  Send  File  Via E -mail  window appears.
 PDF The  Scan  to  PDF  window appears.
Assigning a Project Program in Epson Event Manager to a Scanner Button
You can assign any  of the  scanner  buttons  to  open a  program in  the  Epson  Event  Manager  to  make scanning  your projects
even  quicker.
Do one  of the  following to  start  Epson  Event  Manager:
Windows  8
: Navigate  to  the  Apps  screen >  Event Manager .
Windows  7/Vista/XP : Select the  start  button or  Start  > Programs or  All Programs  > Epson Software  > Event
Manager .
Mac  OS X : Select Applications  > Epson Software, and double-click the  Event Manager  icon.
You see  the  Button  Settings  tab  in  Epson  Event  Manager. 
						

							Click the  arrow in  the  list next  to  the  button name, then select  the  action  you  want  to  assign.
Click Close  to  close  the  Epson  Event  Manager  window.
Now whenever you  press the  button you  assigned, the  action  you  selected  opens.
Note:
If you  need  help  using Epson  Event  Manager, do  one  of the  following.
For  Windows : Click the  
 icon  in  the  upper  right corner  of the  screen.
For  Mac  OS X : Click Help  from menu, then Epson Event Manager Help
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Cleaning the Scanner
To  keep  your scanner  operating at its best, clean  it periodically using the  following procedure.
Caution:
Do not  press the  glass  surface of the  document table with  any  force.
Be careful  not  to  scratch  or  damage  the  glass  surface of the  document table, and do  not  use a  hard or
abrasive  brush  to  clean  it.  A damaged  glass  surface can decrease the  scan quality.
Never use alcohol, thinner, or  corrosive solvent  to  clean  the  scanner. These chemicals  can damage  the
scanner  components  and the  case.
Be careful  not  to  spill liquid  into  the  scanner  mechanism  or  electronic  components. This  could
permanently  damage  the  mechanism  and circuitry.
Do not  spray lubricants  inside  the  scanner.
Never open the  scanner  case.
Turn  off  the  scanner  using its power switch.
Unplug  the  AC power cord from the  scanner.
Disconnect the  USB  cable  from the  scanner.
Clean  the  outer case  with  a  cloth  dampened with  mild  detergent and water.
If the  glass  surface of the  document table gets  dirty, clean  it with  a  soft dry  cloth. If the  glass  surface is stained  with
grease or  some other hard-to -remove material,  use a  small  amount  of glass  cleaner  and on  a  soft cloth  to  remove it.
Wipe off  all  remaining  liquid.
Caution:
Do not  spray glass  cleaner  directly  on  the  scanner  glass.
Remove the  document mat and clean  the  transparency unit  window as  described  in  step  5. 
						

							a. transparency unit  window
Make  sure that  no  dust builds  up on  the  surface of the  document table or  the  transparency unit  window.  Dust  can cause
spots in  your scanned  images. 
						

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Replacing the Scanner Light Source
The  luminosity of the  scanner  light source  declines  over  time.  If the  light source  breaks or  becomes  too  dim to  operate
normally,  the  scanner  stops working and the  Status  light rapidly  flashes. When this  happens, the  light source  assembly  must
be  replaced by  a  professional. For  details,  contact Epson  Support. See Epson  Technical Support  for more  information. 
						

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Power  Off Timer Setting
The  product  turns  off  automatically  if  no  operations are  performed  for the  selected  period.  You can adjust  the  time  before
power management  is applied. Any  increase will  affect  the  products  energy efficiency. Please consider  the  environment before
making any  change.
Follow the  steps below  to  adjust  the  time.
Make  sure that  the  scanner  is connected  to  your computer and that  the  scanner  is turned  on.
Start Epson  Scan  Settings.
Windows : 
Start  > All Programs  or  Programs > EPSON > EPSON  Scan  > EPSON  Scan Settings
Mac  OS X : 
Select  Applications  > EPSON  Software  > EPSON  Scan Settings .
Click Power Off Timer .
Set the  Power Off Timer, and then click OK .
Note:
If you  want  to  turn off  Power Off Timer, set  the  Power Off Timer to  0 . 
						

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Transporting the Scanner
Before you  transport  the  scanner  for a  long  distance or  store  it for an  extended period of time,  the  scanner’s  carriage needs to
be  in  the  home  position  to  prevent damage.
Make  sure the  carriage is in  the  home  position  on  the  upper  side  of the  scanner. If the  carriage is not  in  the  home
position, turn on  the  scanner  and wait until  the  carriage moves to  the  home  position.
Turn  off  the  scanner  using its power switch,  then unplug  the  AC power cord.
Disconnect the  USB  cable  from the  scanner.
On  the  back  of the  scanner, slide the  transportation  lock to  the  locked  position  to  secure the  scanner  carriage.
Attach  the  packing materials that  came with  the  scanner, then repack the  scanner  in  its original  box  or  a  similar  box  that
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Scanner Problems
The  Status  Light Is  Flashing
The  Scanner Does Not  Turn  On
The  Scanner Turns  Off
You Cannot Start Epson  Scan
Pressing a  Scanner Button  Does Not  Start the  Correct Program
The Status Light Is Flashing
The  green and orange status lights  are  on  the  left  of the   PDF  button and the  blue  status light is on  the  bottom of the  four
buttons.
Color Indicator
Status Meaning
Green
 On Power is on.
 FlashingEntering  power saving  mode.
Orange
 Flashing An  error has occurred.
Make  sure the  scanner  is connected  to  your computer properly.  See the
Start Here sheet  for instructions  on  connecting  the  scanner  to  your
computer.
Make  sure the  scanner  software  is fully  installed. See the  Start Here sheet
for instructions  on  installing  the  scanner  software.
Turn  off  the  scanner  using its power switch,  then turn it on  again. If the
Status  light is still  flashing  orange, the  scanner  may be  malfunctioning, or
the  scanner  light source  may need  to  be  replaced.  See Epson  Technical
Support  for details.
Blue
 Flashing Initializing  or  scanning.
(None)
 Off The  scanner  is off.
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The Scanner Does Not Turn On
Make  sure your scanner’s  AC adapter is securely connected  to  the  scanner  and a  working electrical outlet.
Make  sure the  electrical outlet works.  If necessary, test  it by  plugging  in  another electrical device  and turning  it on.
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The Scanner Turns  Off
Make  sure the  Power Off Timer is set. For  more  details,  see  Power Off Timer Setting
.
This  product  will  enter  sleep  mode after a  period of nonuse. The  time  interval has been  set  at the  factory to  ensure
that  the  product  meets Energy  Star  standards  of energy efficiency, and cannot be  modified  by  the  consumer. 
						

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You  Cannot Start Epson Scan
Wait until  the  blue  status light stops flashing  to  indicate  that  the  scanner  is ready  to  scan.
Make  sure the  scanner  is turned  on.
Turn  off  the  scanner  and computer,  then check the  interface cable  connection  between them to  make sure it is secure.
Use  the  USB  cable  that  came with  your scanner  or  that  is indicated  in  USB  Interface.
Connect the  scanner  directly  to  the  computer’s USB  port or  through one  USB  hub only. The  scanner  may not  work
properly when connected  to  the  computer through more  than one  USB  hub.
Make  sure your computer supports  USB.
If you  are  using any  TWAIN-compliant program,  such  as  ArcSoft PhotoStudio,  make sure that  the  correct scanner  is
selected  as  the  Scanner or  Source setting.
If you  upgraded  your computer’s operating system, you  need  to  reinstall Epson  Scan.  Uninstall  Epson  Scan  as
described  in  Uninstalling Your Scanning  Software , then reinstall it as  described  in  the  Start Here sheet.
For   Windows  only:
Make  sure your scanner’s  name  appears under  Imaging  device  without a  (? ) or  an  exclamation (!)  mark in  the  Device Manager
window.  If the  scanner’s  name  appears with  one  of these  marks  or  as  an  Unknown  device, uninstall  Epson  Scan  as  described
in   Uninstalling Your Scanning  Software , then reinstall it as  described  in  the  Start Here sheet.
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Pressing a Scanner Button Does Not Start the Correct Program
Make  sure Epson  Scan  is installed correctly.
Windows: Click the  Events  tab  in  your scanner’s  Properties window and make sure Take no action  is not  selected.
Also, make sure the  desired button is selected  in  the  Select an  event  list box, and Start this  program  is selected.
Mac  OS X : Make  sure you  are  logged  on  as  the  user who installed the  scanner  software. Other  users must  first start
Epson  Scanner Monitor in  the  Applications  folder and then press a  button to  scan.
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