Scanner - memory is full

On the control panel, select scan to computer and choose PDF.

If you are using the sheet feeder, it will scan all pages and create one file with them all.

OR

If you're using a scanner glass, i.e. one page at a time, when the first page finishes scanning, you will get a message asking if you have another - answer YES and follow the instructions (basically that means place next page on scanner glass and hit OK/Continue). Rinse and repeat until you've scanned all pages then answer NO.

You should find a PDF file in your HP Scan Folder usually named "scan.pdf" unless you've changed the settings. (If there is/are already scanned files in that folder, they will have consecutive numbers, e.g. "scan001.pdf" "scan002.pdf" etc

The Wolverine Data Pass-200 portable scanner uses a micro-sd or sdhc memory card to store scans. After you scan something, you can remove the memory card and plug it into a memory card reader connected to your computer and view/download the scans.
Alternately, you can connect the Pass-200 scanner to your computer via a USB cable and access the scans like you would with a digital camera. Look for a new removable storage drive to appear on your computer once you connect the Pass-200. On the new drive, look for a DCIM folder and 100DEDIA folder for the scans.
As far as I can determine, the Pass-200 does not conform to any scanner interface or API standards such as Scanner Access Now Easy (SANE),TWAIN, Windows Image Acquisition (WIA), Image and Scanner Interface Specification (ISIS) so there is no driver or software to install to scan using the computer.

Two step process, scan and save the image, then print and select landscape

Reinstall it.

Your hard disk must be almost full. Direct the scanning software to send data to a hard Disk location where you have enough space.
S. Mohan, India

When scanning the page it is passed over the scanner, a mark on the scanner will then be copied down the full lenght of the page. I not sure how much access to the scanner you have with this model but you need to examine the scanner for a spot of dirt/correction fluid and clean it, you may need to scratch it off with an old credit card or similar

Hi there, you may check the settings of your scanner software, go to start>programs and check the scan software utility and from there check the settings of the scanning page/are so that it would see those barcodes you need.. or may lighten the scan settings as well.

You must have your scanner resolution set way up

The default setting for this scanner is EAN13 enabled. This means that all 12 character barcodes will be changed to 13 characters by adding a zero in front.
How to Disable:

Open the manual that came with the scanner (it's available to download on the Cipherlab web page if you don't have it).
Find the UPCA Parameters barcodes (currently page 29). The next heading down is Convert to EAN13. You will see the disable and enable barcodes.

1) Scan Enter Setup Barcode (on practically every page of the manual at the bottom). The scanner will beep 6 times.
2) Scan the Convert to EAN13 Disable barcode. The scanner will beep once.
3) Scan the Update barcode at the bottom of the same page.

Your scanner should now read both 12 and 13 character barcodes correctly.

Hope this helps:)

did you change your scan resoulution? The quality of your scans will determine how slow it will pass through. another thing to check is weather it is scanning both sides, another option in your scanner properties.