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EPSON Product Support Bulletin
Date: April 2, 2007 Originator: VS
PSB #: PSB.2007.04.001 Authorization:
Reference: TI 06-0491 Rev.B Total Pages: 2
Product(s): Expression 10000XL/1640 XL/1680/1600/800/836 XL, Perfection
3490/3590/4490/V700/V750/V100/V350/1240U/1250/1260/1640/1650/1660/
1670/2400/2480/2580/3170/3200/4180/4870/4990/640U/1200U/610, GT-
2500/15000/30000 series scanners
Subject: Scanning Application Force Quits on Mac OS 10.4
This bulletin was created to inform you of an error that
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Correct Procedure for Deleting Epson Scan Driver: ! Use the driver specifically written for your scanner model to uninstall the Epson Scan driver. ! If you have more than one Epson scanner model on your computer, use the driver specifically written for each scanner to uninstall its respective device driver. ! If upgrading from a Power PC-based Epson Scan driver to a Universal Binary driver, first delete the Power PC driver using only the Power PC driver for your scanner model. Then install the U
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EPSON PRODUCT SUPPORT BULLETIN Date: 09/01/2004 Originator: TC PSB #: PSB.2004.09.001 Authorization: Reference: N/A Total Pages: 6 Product(s): Perfection 4870 Series Scanner Subject: DIGITAL ICE Technology This bulletin provides additional information for the Perfection 4870 Series scanner and Epson’s implementation of DIGITAL ICE Technology. It provides such information as: how DIGITAL ICE works, why it takes longer to scan with DIGITAL ICE, and the functional limitations of DIGITAL ICE and t
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DIGITAL ICE for Photo Prints function sequence 1. Scanner lights up lamp A and scans the image. 2. Scanner lights up lamp B and scans the image. 3. Software superimposes the images obtained from each scan and determines the inconsistent area as a flaw or debris. 4. Software then removes or fixes the inconsistent area(s) detected in step 3 and produces an image with minimal defects. DIGITAL ICE for Film function outline DIGITAL ICE for Film uses infrared light for its process. Longer in wavelengt
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The chart below shows typical scan times for a 4" x 5" positive film image on an older PC. High resolution scanning with or without DIGITAL ICE Scanning high resolution images with or without DIGITAL ICE requires large amounts of hard disk space and system memory. EPSON Scan will check your scan settings and compare them to your HDD space and system memory before scanning. The maximum scan resolution for DIGITAL ICE for Film is 4800 dpi. The following warning messages may appear if your PC doe
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files). While these numbers show the maximum limits and capabilities of the Perfection 4870 series scanner, it is generally not recommended to scan files with this much data. Even with today’s fast computers with lots of available resources, these files would take an extremely long time to scan and the resulting files would not be manageable for editing or printing. To avoid extremely large file sizes, try using 24-bit Color or 8-bit Grayscale instead of 48-bit Color or 16-bit Grayscale. You wil
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DIGITAL ICE for Film scanning specifications 1) DIGITAL ICE for Film supports resolutions of 50 to 12800 dpi; however it is highly recommended that the image not exceed 30,000 X 30,000 pixels or 6.25” x 6.25” at 4800dpi. 2) Only the following resolutions are supported by DIGITAL ICE for Film: 150, 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 3600, 4800 dpi. Epson Scan will scan images at these resolutions for DIGITAL ICE and then reduce or expand the image into the user’s required scanning resolution. 3) A minimum ima
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Epson Scan Dust Removal for Film, Descreening and DIGITAL ICE Epson Scan’s “Dust Removal” for film and DIGITAL ICE settings cannot be enabled at the same time. When DIGITAL ICE is on, the Dust Removal checkbox is grayed out; when the DIGITAL ICE checkbox is unchecked, the Dust Removal checkbox is enabled. Dust Removal is only a software process, therefore the correction quality is less than DIGITAL ICE. Hard disk space and system memory requirements are less than those for DIGITAL
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EPSON PRODUCT SUPPORT BULLETIN Date: 03/05/2004 Originator: TC PSB #: PSB.2004.03.001 Authorization: Reference: N/A Total Pages: 2 Perfection 4870 Series Scanner Product(s): Memory resource errors in Macintosh OS 8.6-9.2.x when using Digital ICE Subject: This bulletin was created to inform you of an issue that can occur on Macintosh OS 8.6 to 9.2.x when Digital ICE is turned on in EPSON Scan. Description of Issue: In Macintosh OS 8.6 to 9.2.x, when Digital ICE is turned on in EPSON Scan you ma
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On the EPSON Scan Memory Get Info window increase the “Preferred Size” to 1280000; the “Minimum Size” can remain as is. With 512MB of Physical RAM installed, this setting should allow the standalone EPSON Scan utility to scan a full letter size image (8.5” X 11”) at 600 dpi with Digital ICE on. If it does not work, then try the following: Close all other applications before launching Epson Scan; increase the “Preferred Size” by 25%; reduce the scanning resolution (dpi); reduce the image size;
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EPSON PRODUCT SUPPORT BULLETIN 1/17/2004 TC Date: Originator: PSB #: PSB.2003.02.002R1 Authorization: Reference: N/A Total Pages: 1 Product(s): Perfection 1660/2400/2450/3200/1670/3170/4870 Series Scanners Subject: Windows XP warning message for HI-SPEED USB (USB 2.0) Devices This bulletin was created to inform you of a Windows XP warning message that comes up when an EPSON HI-SPEED USB (USB 2.0) scanner is connected to a non-HI-SPEED USB (USB 1.1) Port. The message is only an indication that
