The canon DR-3080CII will not scan a two sided document on both sides. It scans the document and only the front part of the document is scanned.
Please check if duplex option is ticked.
SOURCE: Canon DR 2580C Scanning issue
In Captureperfect, select page size as 'Scanners Maximum'. Select automatic paper size, check the output now. If you select bigger paper size and smaller paper, you will see lack output, outside the paper area.
S. Mohan, Chennai, India
SOURCE: I have a new DR-5010C scanner. I used to use the
I havent used Canon 2580C and hence cant comment on Scan Panel. But you can download SU5000 or Captureperfect 2.0 from Canon website (http://software.canon-europe.com/). This is easy to use and probably offers more features as compared to ScanPanel. Canon 5010C is a higher model as compared to 2589C and Captureperfect may offer better user interface.
S. Mohan. Chennai, India
SOURCE: Canon DR-3080cii paperjam
The 3 paper sensors are located along the center of the paper path. They are: Registration (lever type) on the bottom between separation & registration. Look for lever damage or torn paper. Scan Start (reflective) on the top between registration & front reading roller. Clean the sensor window with qtip & alcohol. Delivery (lever) at the eject roller. Same as reg, but harder to see due to location.The feed roller exchange kit is 6915A001. The rollers in this machine are not considered user replaceable.
SOURCE: Line appears on all scanned documents. Scaning window & rollers have been cleaned.
Do the lines appear in the same location on all images? Please clean the glass with isopropyl alcohol.IF the lines are crisp and sharp at the edges on all levels of contrast, then it is module problem. If it varies depending upon the contrast chosen and is also with jaggered edges, it is dust stuck on the glass. Dont use solvents.
S. Mohan, Chennai, India
SOURCE: Getting vertical lines on scanned pages when
It is dust on the glass, clean it thoroughly. You will find it at the same location for all drawings and may get faded for lower brightness!
S. Mohan
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