The phrase identifies the action of acquiring the software necessary for a computer to properly communicate with and operate a specific scanning device, the Alaris E1025. This process allows the scanner to transmit digitized images to the connected computer. For example, a user might need to perform this action after reinstalling their operating system or upgrading to a newer version.
Obtaining the correct software is essential for the scanner’s functionality. Without it, the device will not be recognized by the computer, rendering it unusable. Historically, such software was provided on physical media, but is now commonly accessed through the manufacturer’s website or a related support portal. This shift toward digital distribution provides users with access to the latest versions and improvements.
