Epson GT-S50. Scanner does not recoganize when the last page has been scanned. It keeps running trying to scan another page when there are no more pages

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No additional drivers are necessary. Your Epson GT-15000 is listed in "Printer and Scanner software available for download,"http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3669 .

To add your scanner, simply plug it in. If it does not appear in Apple Menu > System Preferences > Print & Scan, you may need to run Software Update (also from the Apple Menu, second item down), and then click the plus ( + ) button in the lower-left of Print & Scan, select your scanner, and then add the printer.

The default scanning application in OS X is Image Capture. After completing the above steps, open Applications > Image Capture and you should see your scanner listed on the left.

Since you have a USB connection, try a new USB cable or connecting to a different USB port. Make sure that you have the Epson utilities and drivers for your version of Windows 7 installed. (To check if you have the 32-bit or 64-bit OS, click Start > Control Panel > System and Security > System. If the version title ends with x64, you have the 64-bit OS. Otherwise it's the 32-bit version.) You can find the drivers for printers from Epson.com. Click on the Drivers and Downloads tab at the top of the page. Then select your printer. (I've seen two versions of your request - one listed the printer as the ESP 3 and another added it was the 310. The only 310 all-in-one that I was listed at Epson was the Workforce 310. Please clarify this.)

If you installed a generic OS driver, you may only have a printer driver. Unplug your USB cable and uninstall this generic driver before attempting to install the Epson software. To launch scans by pressing the buttons on the scanner, you will need the Epson monitoring software running and the destinations for the buttons set up. Start your scans from your computer first.

Windows Fax and Scan and Paint are included in the Windows 7 software (except in the Starter version) and will acquire scans if the scanner driver is installed. Fax and Scan: New Scan. Paint: File > Import from Scanner or Camera > New Scan. Photo Gallery in the Windows Live software can also acquire scans. Trying one of these alternatives may give a better idea of what your error is.

Windows may not think a scanner is installed or a communication issue may be at fault.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

In order to scan with the that printer you must use the software provided with it.
You may have an item on your desktop labeled EPSON Scan, but if you do not then you will need to go to Start > All Programs or Programs > EPSON > EPSON Scan > EPSON Scan.
If you still have difficulties you can refer to the manual online here.
I hope this helps.

There is a speck of dirt or some such on the ADF Scan glass not the flatbed iteself. As the paper travels over the glass the speck of dirt is being seen by the scanner making a "line" appear on the entire length of the scan.

Do a complete reinstall.
1. Click Start, go to Control Panel, click System.
2. Click Hardware > Device Manager (XP). Click Device Manager (Vista and 7)
3. Look for Imaging Devices, right click on your Epson scanner and click uninstall.
4. Disconnect the usb cable from the printer.
5. Go to Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs (XP) Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features (Vista and 7)
6. Look for Epson Scan and click Change/Remove/Uninstall.
7. Restart your computer.
8. Download the SCANNER software from the Epson website. If you have the disc, you can also run it.
9. Connect the usb cable back to the printer and computer.
10. Try scanning.
If that does not resolve your issue, you might need to remove Epson Scan from the Registry and reinstall the software again.

It depends somewhat on your OS and the software installed you have installed. With a Automatic Document Feed, the pages need to be face up and the top edge forward in the feeder. On the glass platen, put the documents face down.

Open a TWAIN-compliant scanning application (XP, Vista and Win7 all have Paint which can acquire scans). Vista and Win7 also have Windows Fax and Scan. If you installed other software (such as that which came with the scanner), you would use that - Epson Smart Panel or ArcSoft Photo Impressions. Next open Epson Scan (this doesn't work with the Mac software so look at epson.com for Mac info). This runs the scan (and any specific resolution adjustments you make). It will generally launch when you hit Scan in the application. You can run Epson Scan alone if you do not want to edit the documents right away. Click Start > All Programs > Epson Scan > Epson Scan to use Epson Scan. In the Epson Smart Panel, you would click Scan and Save to start scanning or Scan with Options to adjust the settings prior to scanning.

If the Epson Smart Panel is installed and set up for it (including having a monitor running), you can also initiate scans from the scan button on the unit. Scan problems most often occur when there is a block in two-way communication. Try a new data cable and a different port. If you have a USB hub or print server, try a direct connection. The cable should be under 6' long for best results.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Hello how are you.
Yes it have scanner on your printer but to use you need to do from your pc and go to users options and there you can see to use.

Hope this good for you thank you.

Usai

Once all of the drivers are downloaded and the printer is connected to your computer, you can initiate a scan of a document two ways.

First, you can select Copy on the printer and it will copy the document placed on the scanner.

Second, you can scan a document to your computer by going to: Start > All Programs > Accessories > Paint.

When the Paint program opens, (in the upper toolbar) click: 'File' and scroll to 'From Scanner or Camera'. Then, select your device (Epson scanner) and click, 'OK'.

Continue with the prompts and your scan will be imported into the Paint Program. To save your scan, Click, File > Save As > (name your document) and select a folder for your scan to be sent to.

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I suggest scan from MS Paint first - if this works proceed to step 1, if not, proceed to step2.
Step1, check device manager - update driver.
Step2, check if there are other scanner installed or software installed under C:Windows/twain_32 folder. Delete any files there except for wiatwain.ds and folders that has "e" at the beggining. Re launched Epson Scan. If it fails check step3.
Step3, trash and reinstall driver, you can download the driver for this on the epson site, www.epson.com, select your regio of course, go to drivers and support, select your product and select the appropriate system that your using.
Step4, Optional step, on the properties of Epson Scan (you'll see this if you right click Epson Scan icon), make sure that the compatibility corresponds to your system, you'll see a check box there that says "Run with..."
If this steps fails, perform registry adjustment by removing Epson Scan software under the HKEY_CURRENT USER and HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, reinstall software again.