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13-Dec-2007, 05:19 PM #1
CanoScan LiDE 30
Hello,

I've been having trouble with this scanner ever since I bought it It's not a hardware problem... I don't think. And I've updated to the newest drivers and software from Cannon USA.

What happens is the software CanoScan Toolbox X, for OS X v4.1.3.0 starts up, scans a photo into OS9's Photoshop. It will do this for about three photos, and then when I get ready to scan again it says "Cannot communicate with the scanner. Cable maybe disconnected. Check Status. Scanner driver will be closed." I can close all applications and restart them and it doesn't clear the problem. The ONLY way I've been able to clear this problem is to reboot the computer, which is a royal pain in the butt.

Does any expert out there have and ideas?

Thanks.
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16-Dec-2007, 10:14 AM #2
Could be a mucky USB port, try cleaning it up with a vacuum cleaner to remove the dust etc that collects on the port. Also, use a USB port on back of Mac to ensure enough power gets through. Also, try another USB cable if possible, if the cable is a bit dodgy.
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