Quick Guide to Scanners and Cameras
Use this quick guide to locate information about scanners or cameras. You will find information about installing and configuring scanners or cameras, information about troubleshooting problems with your scanner or camera, and detailed information about imaging architecture.
The first step to using a scanner or camera is installing it on your computer.
See "Installing Scanners and Cameras" later in this chapter.
You might need to configure your scanner or camera, depending on the type you are using. If you have an automatically detected Plug and Play scanner or camera, such as one that uses a USB connection, you might not need to configure your device. However, if you have a manually detected Plug and Play scanner or camera, a scanner that provides pushbutton scanning, or a camera that uses IrTran-P, you might need to configure the device further.
See "Configuring Scanners and Cameras" later in this chapter.
Familiarize yourself with the Windows 2000 imaging architecture. Understanding the architecture can help you solve problems, and understand how different technologies work together to capture and manipulate images.
See "Scanner and Camera Concepts" later in this chapter.
Solve any problems that arise with your scanner or camera.
See "Troubleshooting" later in this chapter.