Install the scanner on a computer - Windows - USB or Wireless Wireless users - Wireless setup is best accomplished using a micro USB 2.0 or micro USB 3.0 cable to temporarily connect your …

Local Connection - USB Users a. Choose Local Connection - USB, and then click Next. b. When prompted, connect the USB cable from the back of your scanner to your computer, and then …

5. Double-click on the folder labeled usa that was created. 6. Double-click on DPInst.exe. There aren't any install screens or dialog boxes after you double-click on the file. 7. Connect your …

When prompted, connect the USB cable from the scanner to your computer, and then click Next. If your scanner is not found, make sure that the USB cable is securely connected on both ends.

The scanner is a mobile device and may be unplugged when not in use. When you plug the device into a USB port on the computer, the device will be ready for use.

This message may indicate that there's a connection problem between the Brother machine and your computer. 1. Turn off the Brother machine and unplug the power cable. Wait about 30 …

a. Choose Local Connection (USB), and then click Next. b. Connect the USB cable from the back of your scanner to your computer, and then click Next. c. Select your machine from the list of …

- If the machine scans, then the scanner and driver are working correctly and the issue is resolved. - If the machine still doesn't scan, try the following possible resolutions: - Unplug and …

If the scanner is displaying as Offline or not connected to the computer, click on the link in the chart below that corresponds to your operating system and connection type for troubleshooting …

We recommend using a micro USB 2.0 or micro USB 3.0 cable to temporarily connect your scanner to your computer for wireless configuration. Once the scanner has been connected to …