Artronix Technology Artec - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

You will have to go the scanner manufactur and ask fort the WIN 7 Driver or it may already be on your original install disk.

This will mean the input on the first device is 120 V and input on the 2nd device is 230 V. Right? If so Yes you can use this if it belongs to the same scanner however you will have to plug the power into a 230 V Circuit. You cannot adjust, manipulate, change the Volts/Watts/Amps under any conditions. If the 203 V (Out put) plug is the same as the 120 V plug and there is a place to plug it in to the scanner then go for it. Volts/Amps/Wwatts/AC/DC are very specific to a specific device.

You need a document feeder. The printer has on or it doesn't. If it does you usually place the documents face up in the overhead feeder and the scan sensor in the printer will detect a load of paper in the feeder and choose to there instead of a single sheet under the glass.

looking for artec AS6E scanner driver

1. Try this link http://cr.am/framed.php?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.artectv.com%2FService_e%2Fnl%2Fhome%2FOld_drivers.htm&ref=driverguide 2. Search download.com or visit any driver download site !!!

Hello,
You can download the driver for this device from this link: http://www.artectv.com/Service_e/nl/home/Old_drivers.htm
The device is only supported on windows 98, 2000 and XP. No support for vista or windows 7.
Regards, Chris

Hi,

How to get the Artec 1236USB/Ultima 2000 scanner working in Windows Vista. Note that this how-to skips the various UAC prompts that occur throughout the process.

1. Right click on the Setup executable (whatever the name is, also assumes the full 22MB file) and then select the Compatibility tab. Set compatibility settings to Windows XP (Service Pack 2), and set the program's Privilege Level to run as administrator.

2. Install the scanner drivers and reboot the computer.

3. Go into Control Panel, select System, then select the Device Manager. Select the scanner, which should appear as an unknown item on the list. Right click on the unknown and select Properties, then select the Driver tab. Select the Update Driver button and let it search for the Artec drivers. A warning will appear regarding the lack of a digital signature. Tell Windows to install the driver anyway.

4. Reboot computer.

5. Search for Scan32.exe or open an Explorer window and drill down to c:\windows\twain_32\artecusb\.

6. Right click on Scan32.exe and select the Compatibility tab. Set compatibility settings on scan32.exe to Windows XP SP2 and make sure the executable can run as an administrator.

7. If desired, repeat this process with ScnPanel.exe in c:\program files\artecusb\scanpanel\. My personal opinion is that ScnPanel.exe is redundant, the aforementioned scan32.exe file being far more flexible. It only serves to use up resources, so I wouldn't bother with making the file compatible and would just remove it from the Startup group.

8. Start scanning.


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you can download the drivers from here

Check if you have to install anything required for its working. If not disconnect it, restart the system and connect it again. The system will automatically detect it and install all the necessary things and will provide you proper messages during the course. If the windows fail to detect the device, there is something missing. May be a connection problem or something to install. You told that it was not used for a while. So probably, your connection wire may be not working or jammed. Try with another fresh connecting wire. That may do.

Here is a link to the drivers you are looking for. Sorry, the web site requires a login so you have to register but its free and this site is great for older drivers.

Hope this helps.

http://members.driverguide.com/index.php?action=dosearch&qm0=Artec+ultima+2000+scanner&sm=s&si=77c50878bd492be2a0388fcdb524bd1a&st=1257602417&gqm0=Artec+ultima+2000+scanner