The problem is: when I press the "start scan" button, the scanning head first travells to the starting point from the far back end where it has stopped previously, and only then it starts scanning, and then stopps at the far back end right after scanning is finished instead of going at the starting point automatically. This doubles scanning time of a single page!
I hope I made the problem clear to understand. If not here is more detailed explanation:
Scanner works perfectly except that when a page is finished being scanned the scanning head doesn't go all the way back to the starting point but stops at the far end.
And when the next page is needed to be scanned, the scanning head now needs to go back to the starting point and only then it starts scanning. As a result scanning takes 2 times more time.
It wasn't this way always. But I don't know when exactly and why it started acting this way. At the beginning it used to scan properly: when a page is finished being scanned, the scanning head moved all the way back at the starting point and stopped there automatically, so that when next page is needed to be scanned there wasn't any need to wait before the scanning head travelled back first.
There isn't any option in the Scan Navigator to fix this, at least I could't find any. And I also couldn't find any solutions online, because this problem is very hard to search online.
Technically, when I'm scanning multiple pages this problem can be eliminated to some extent: I press the start button and the scanning head starts traveling back, during this time I insert a new page, so technically it doesn't take 2 times more time to scan. But this is not how it is supposed to work!
Does anybody know how to fix this?
