User guide

Remove power from Doxie to reset – unplug and remove any batteries.
If you’re using batteries, recharge them with an external charger – the
charge may be too low for Doxie to operate. Make sure you’re using Ni-MH
rechargeable batteries; alkaline or lithium will not work properly.
Don’t scan while connected to your computer. Doxie is a stand-alone
scanning appliance and isn’t designed for use while connected to your
computer. Only connect Doxie via USB to import scans from the SD card.
Read more frequently asked questions or contact support:
www.getdoxie.com/doxieone
Rapid blinking indicates an error condition.
If your scans are showing lines, black dots, or other quality issues, it’s time to
clean Doxie. Insert the included cleaning swab into the back of the scanner,
then slowly move the tool back and forth across the entire width of the
paper slot. For an especially dirty Doxie, slightly wet the cleaning swab with
isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) before use.
If Doxie gets jammed or stuck, wait until the motor stops, then push the
power button. The paper will be returned to you. Adjust the paper guide,
atten your sheet, and try again.
Be sure to insert sheets rmly with a single motion so Doxie’s prefeeder can
grab your paper properly. Hold the sheet until Doxie grabs it. If your paper is
wrinkled or curled and you have trouble inserting it, turn it around, inserting
the bottom rst (but still facing up). You can rotate it later on your computer.
Use Doxies included scanning sleeve to protect and scan old or fragile
photos. Be sure to insert the barcode side rst when scanning.
Care & Troubleshooting
Lines or dots in scans?
Paper jam?
Trouble inserting paper?
Trouble scanning photos?
Frozen scanner?
Scanning while connected via USB?
Other questions?
Blinking rapidly?
A. If you were scanning, there’s likely a paper jam. Wait until the motor
stops, then push the power button. The paper will be returned to you.
Adjust the paper guide, atten your sheet, and try again.
B. If you weren’t scanning, theres likely a problem with your memory card.
Check to see if it’s full, locked, and properly inserted. Clear the card, turn o
Doxie, re-insert the card, and try again.