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For Mac Users:

Please note that Control Center 4 is Windows software and is not designed for Mac; it is recommended in downloading the Brother iPrint and Scan app.

Should you still have access to ControlCenter 2, download the scanner software for Mac, including ControlCenter2 if applicable, please click here, then select your model of machine, select your version of the Mac OS and select scanner driver. For detailed instructions click here.

Brother Control Center app has apparently finally stopped working, as of macOS 15 Catalina, which no longer supports 32-bit software. I have used Control Center for scanning documents for years, and now I'm stuck. Luckily I can still use Control Center Printer/Scanner to run the scanner and put the scans on the Desktop, but I miss the ability to name the file with date and time, which gives a little structure to multiple scans sitting on the Desktop. Is there another app I can use, or another way of thinking about the problem?

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I went onto Apps on MacOS and downloaded Brother iPrint&Scan for MacOS and set that up. Works perfectly in every sense. Placed the icon in the bar, and its been perfect in every respect, with scanning and printing completely controlled and transparent.

Thank you so much for mentioning VueScan. I was distressed, to say the least, at losing scanning via Brother's Control Center/Twain. The solutions were all inadequate until I saw you post. VueScan is better than Control Center and well worth the price for the professional version, $85 or so There's a lesser version for $49.

I have two MFC laser printers, work and home, that I rely on. I was not thrilled by the prospect of buying new printers just to scan with Catalina and I was daunted at the hassle of downgrading to Mojave. Again thanks so much.

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"For Mac Users: Please note that Control Center 4 is Windows software and is not designed for Mac. To download the scanner software for Mac please click here, then select your model of machine, select your version of the Mac OS and select scanner driver. For detailed instructions click here."

That was helpful - it was a more complete set of installation instructions than I had. In particular, it said to reboot the machine after installation of the drivers. Unfortunately, nothing changed after I rebooted. So I am only assuming that my current drivers are up to date. I admit to being confused, though, because the release dates for the Control Center (i.e., scanner driver - it is an all-in-one machine) and printer driver I downloaded were both in October 2018, and my Control center copyright date is 2016. I guess as long as it continues to work, though, I am OK.

I have a multi purpose printer/scanner Brothers machine, a MFC-9340CDW installed on my windows 10 PC. All features were installed and working correctly. But when I added my other Brothers scanner, an ADS-2000, suddenly I can only scan with it. Can the Brothers Control Center 4 software support 2 separate, or duplicate scanners and allow users to select between them? I have the latest firmware and software drivers for both machines downloaded from the Brothers web site. Advanced Mode on CC4 does not seem to help with this either.

I have the same problem as Frances.

I remember a few years back I had the same problem when Outlook 2010 (or was it 2007) came out. I could not get Brother Control Center to scan to email. The solution at that time was a driver update from Brother.

I just recently picked up a Brother ADS-3600W scanner. It works great except when I try and use the control centre 4 to scan to a Searchable PDF, I get the .NET error pasted below. Everything scans fine, the file is created & searchable, but I get this error 1-2 x after a scan, and it is really annoying. This is on a new computer that pretty much only has a browser, and the Brother scanner driver & bundled apps installed on it.

Odd, I don't get the error when scanning on my main desktop PC, and I have no idea what is different. I tried uninstalling and re-installing the brother scanner driver & software, same error. I tried over USB and over LAN, same error.

I just tested this by starting my Windows 7 Virtual Machine which has the software installed. After that, when I pressed the "Scan" button on the printer control panel, a menu came up asking me where I wanted to scan to, USB or PC, and the name of the virtual machine was listed by "PC". The scan completed normally and was placed into "My Documents" folder in my account on the virtual machine.

Scan Using Control Panel FunctionsUsing control panel functions

Assigning an application in the EPSON Smart Panel window

Assigning a different application on Windows

Using control panel functionsThis product allows you to scan an image to a computer or send an e-mail with the scanned image attached by using the buttons on the control panel. Before using this feature, make sure you have installed EPSON Scan and EPSON Smart Panel on your computer.

Note:You can assign a desired application in the EPSON Smart Panel window to control the panel functions. For details, see Assigning an application in the EPSON Smart Panel window.For help on the EPSON Smart Panel software, click the question mark at the lower right corner of the window.Note for Windows users:The Scanner events are supported by Windows. You can assign a desired application to the buttons on this product. See Assigning a different application on Windows for details on setting up the buttons.Note for Mac OS X users:The desired applications may not properly start when you press the buttons. For solutions, see Pressing the buttons on the control panel does not start scanning or Pressing the buttons on the control panel in a Mac OS X environment starts the Classic mode.Scanning to your computerYou can scan an image and then save the scanned image on your computer.

Click an application icon. The selected application opens and starts scanning, and then the scanned image is automatically sent to application. Refer to the EPSON Smart Panel online help for details.Caution:Never open the scanner unit while scanning or copying; otherwise, you may damage this product.Scanning directly to your e-mailYou can scan an image and then send an e-mail message with the scanned image attached.

EPSON Scan automatically previews the image and recognizes its image type.Note:To cancel the operation, click Pause and then click Close. The following window appears with a progress bar to indicate the scanning progress. You can see the type of document being scanned. When scanning multiple photos, you can also see the number of scanned images.

Images are automatically optimized. You can scan easily and quickly without changing any complex settings. EPSON Scan automatically recognizes the image type, locates the target image, detects the skew of the target image, adjusts the exposure, and then starts scanning. The scanned image is transferred to a pre-selected e-mail program and then attached to a new e-mail message.Note:If no e-mail program has been selected, the Launch Assistant dialog box appears.For details about the settings, refer to the EPSON Smart Panel documentation.

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The selected application is assigned to the buttons on the control panel.Note:The Scan button icon appears next to the application which is currently assigned to the buttons on the control panel.

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Assigning a different application on WindowsYou can assign any application, other than EPSON Smart Panel, which supports the Scanner events (for example, Imaging for Windows, as long as it is installed) on Windows to the buttons on the control panel. When you press the buttons on the control panel, EPSON Scan's dialog box opens or scanning starts and the scanned image is automatically sent to the application (which does not need to be opened manually).

Note for Macintosh users:You cannot assign any application other than EPSON Smart Panel to the buttons on the control panel.For Windows XP users Double-click the Scanners and Cameras icon in Control Panel.

Select a desired button from the Select an event list. Select Start this program and then select the desired application from the list.Note:If Prompt for which program to run is selected, when the button is pressed, a dialog box appears to prompt you to select an application from the list.Some applications do not support linkage to scanners and digital cameras. Linkage is available only for applications which appear on the list. To save your settings, click Apply and then OK.Note:You need to click Apply whenever you change a button setting.If you need to disable the Scanner events, select Take no action in the Properties dialog box. 2351a5e196