If you don’t get an image right away, click on the Show Details button. Place your document face down on the scanner’s glass surface, then select the device from the list. Once you tell Preview to look for networked devices, it should find all of the WiFi scanners available. You’ll be working in the same dialog box regardless of where you initiated the scan: Preview, System Preferences, or Image Capture. You can also initiate your scan through Image Capture. At first you might think that nothing happened, but if you go back to “Import from Scanner” menu, you should now see your networked device in the list.
Go to File -> Import from Scanner -> Include Networked Devices. To use Preview to open the same Import From Scanner dialog box, first you have to tell it to look for the scanners on your network. However, I prefer to scan with the Mac application Preview because I have adjustment tools right there after the scan finishes. You can configure the scan settings, such as resolution and size, by clicking on the Show Details button. Click on the Scan tab and it opens the Import From Scanner dialog box in a second window. Some devices, such as the Lexmark Interact S605 will let you initiate a scan directly from its System Preferences dialog box. The Print & Fax System Preference in Mac OS X 10.6.4. When the device has been added to the system, it will appear in the “Printers” window on the left side of the dialog. Once you finish those tasks, open System Preferences, click on the Print & Fax icon, then add each printer using the plus sign (+) button in the lower left corner. Getting set up is basically the same process for all three scanners: Load up the ink cartridges, turn on the power, load the included drivers on to the Mac, and log on to your WiFi network directly from each device (make sure you’re on the same network as the Mac you’re connecting to).
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