Keep getting "frequency out of range" meassage

WHEN STARTING WINDOWS PRESS F8 KEY AND START PC IN SAFE MODE.. THEN CHANGE DISPLAY MODE TO 800BY 600 RESOLUTION

check if there is a paper at your exit feeder try. at the fuser.
if not. see if the paper sensors are not stuck.

you may try this came from manual.
Power Management" "countdown 20 sec
INPUT SIGNAL OUT OF RANGE
This OSD may appear to inform you that the signal being sent to the display is not within its frequency range. In this case, you would need to check the resolution and refresh rate you have your video card set to, and adjust to be within the range of the display

that is because you are trying to program frequencies into the scanner with hitting your program button...hit your program button.. its your prg..button when you hit your program button then try putting your freq in...

The rear tray is actually the back paper support.
Canon Getting Started guide page 50, 52 on pdf.

http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/6/0300002426/03/MP560_GS_U2_V2.pdf

Hi, The reason behind the out of range (frequency of monitor) because the video display adapter is trying to set resolution more than what the monitor (screen) is capable of. In this case, try to boot your computer in Safe Mode using F8 function key while starting your computer. Once you are in safe mode, try to decrease the resolution of monitor to the lowest resolution level and apply the settings. Now try to boot computer in normal mode once again, you will get the settings which you have applied in safe mode. Adjust the screen resolution accordingly till the settings work with the monitor (screen).
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This problem arise when your computer AGP driver not adjust monitor frequency.you fix it restart your computer and run safe mode settings resolution area(must be choice less area)or select 1024X768 pixel monitor frequency 60Hz press apply set OK.restart your computer.Run again normal mode.May be fix your problem.

Try booting to the ENABLE VGA mode off the F8 menu if you can get to the desktop and then you can go to display properties and see if you can reset the resolution to normal. If no go, try updating the video driver

Start your computer and press the F8 when the manufacturer's logo screen is showing. This will bring you to the Windows startup menu. Pick "start in VGA mode" and windows will start up with video settings you monitor can handle. Then you can change your video settings so Windows will start normally with your monitor.