Specifications

EPSON Perfection 1250/1250 PHOTO
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Selecting TWAIN Settings
The illustration to the right
shows the different settings
you can adjust in the
EPSON TWAIN window,
and the preferred order you
should adjust them in.
Detailed descriptions are
given in the electronic
Reference Guide. Manually
adjust settings in the EPSON
TWAIN window in the
following order:
Scanner Light
The scanner has one indicator light. (The indicator light is part
of the ] Start button.)
The ] light indicates the status of the scanner, as described
below.
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Basics
CPD-12468 EPSON Perfection 1250/1650 scanner
software CD-ROM
— Reference Guide (HTML)
— EPSON Smart Panel User’s Manual
(HTML)
TM-PERF1250 EPSON Perfection 1250 Service Manual
PL-PERF1250 EPSON Perfection 1250 Parts List
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List
1 Select the basic settings:
Document Source
Image Type
Destination
Resolution
2 Preview your image
3 Automatically set the
scan area for your image
using Auto Locate
4 Size or scale the image
5 Customize your settings
and configuration, and
use color management
6 Scan the image into your
application
7 Close the EPSON
TWAIN window
The most important
thing to remember
when scanning is to
select the correct
image type and best
resolution for your
scan. For more
detailed information
on making settings in
EPSON TWAIN, see
the electronic
Reference Guide.
Light Color Status
On Green The scanner is ready to scan images.
Flashing Green The scanner is initializing or is busy
scanning.
On Red The scanner may not be properly
connected to the computer. Unplug the
scanner from its power source, remove the
USB cable, and then plug them back in.
If this does not eliminate the error, one of
the following may be the problem and you
need to consult your dealer or EPSON:
❏ The fluorescent lamp needs to be
replaced.
❏ The scanner is malfunctioning.
Off — The scanner or AC adapter is unplugged.