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I was asking if this is a known issue solved by a firmware update. Not for a parts and service manual.

Hi, I'm used to the Canon IR3300, but now have a Toshiba copier.

I have a Toshiba 3520c with firmware T450SY0E230.

It has an annoying bug that each morning when it comes out of energy saver...

I use Canon Network ScanGear 2.30 (B&W version, colour version won't work) with Adobe Acrobat.

As mentioned most likely either RUI isn't loaded or the wrong version is loaded.

What version of Windows is it?

Though it may not be necessary for the version of Windows you are using I would recommend you use Network ScanGear v2.30. This new version is compatible with Windows...

Would be cheapest to get the network kit and install that assuming the hard drive was working fine in the copier it was pulled from. The network kit can be obtained pretty cheaply now.

Unless the...

If you are pull scanning (i.e. using Canon Network ScanGear software) make sure you have the latest version. The latest version should be compatible with Windows 7 64-bit.

I use Canon Network...

Whilst the parallel port will support printing once you've applied the N firmware, you can only do scanning over the network, so it is worth getting the NIC if you can. Pull scanning using Canon...

There is no ScanGear for Mac. Run Windows as a VM on one of your machines and use that to scan. I recommend using Adobe Acrobat with Network ScanGear to directly scan to a PDF.

I'm thinking about getting a second-hand Colour Laser Printer.

Currently, I have three B&W Laser's, a HP Laserjet 4100 and two Laserjet 4200s.

Any recommendations as to what would be a good,...

Why would you want to downgrade the machine? You lose the printing and scanning features, not to mention RUI.

When you press the "Counter Check" button, do you see IR3300 (IR3300N)? What's in the brackets is important.

SST is the same. Firmware is separate. If you're a tech you should be able to buy the firmware off canon.

On the 2200, you need to either have the Canon special nethawk usb-to-parallel cable or...

PS/PCL being blank indicates that you can't print as the drivers for it aren't installed on the copier. Also the C at the end of the BOOT-ROM number indicates you may have the wrong BOOT-ROM...

So you did install the network card yourself?

When you press the Counter Check button what do you see at the bottom e.g. IR2200 (IR2200N) - what's in the brackets is important.

Also if you go...

Can you ping the device? Does it have a network card installed? If you installed the network card yourself did you update the firmware on the copier using SST?

Regarding using scanning,...

No he'd just swindle whoever he sells the copier to and create headaches for whoever services the machine not knowing how old the parts inside are. Not to mention potentially crippling the copier so...

As well as being able to print from a PC/Mac, if you get the network kit, get it installed in the copier and get a tech to install the network firmware you will also be able to pull scan in B/W to a...

You don't necessarily need a USB to parallel cable. If you have an old laptop with a parallel port or a desktop PC with a parallel port you can use that and a standard IEEE1284 bi-centronics parallel...

System software is different.

Network printing makes it easy to print from any device on your network. You can also pull scan in B&W over the network. Getting a network kit installed is well worth it. From just a photocopier, to...

Please read the Facsimile Guide.

I agree with the above postes. You need to use the network connection. The manual for Canon Network ScanGear is included in the download of the software. Depending on which model you have you will...

I think it should work.

I should be able to download Office 2010 in a month or two (after it becomes available to Retail as I'm using the free upgrade from recent 2007 purchase) and then I'll give...

What model copier do you have? If it is an older one the HDFormat.ift file may be unencrypted. Oze posted a guide:...

My favourite program to use is Adobe Standard. You can scan straight to a PDF, get OCR performed, get the page automatically rotated up the right way (if it has typed text on it) etc.

If you know...