Kodak A-61003 Scheda informativa del prodotto

A-61003

Part Number 636985

September 1993

User's Reference

OFFICE IMAGING

KODAK

IMAGELINK™

Microimager 70,

Scanner 900,

Scanner 923,

Scanner/Microimager 990

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Equipment Basics

• A description of the Operator Interface

• An operations checklist

• A maintenance checklist

• How to clear the document path

Function Codes

• How to use function codes

• Function code summary

• Function code listing

Operator Messages

• How to respond to operator messages

• Operator messages listing

Film Basics

• A description of the Film Cassette Status Display

• How to load film into a cassette

• How to load a cassette into the machine

• How to unload a partially exposed roll of film

• How to unload a fully exposed roll of film

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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EQUIPMENT BASICS

Film Mode Indicators: Simplex Duplex Duo

Scan Mode Indicators: Simplex Duplex

(one-sided; front) (two-sided; front and rear)

Document Level Indicators: Level 1 Level 2 Level 3

FFF.003.002.001 Mode 10 40X

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Image Address

Mode Name/Number

Lens Reduction

(if applicable) Document Level

Indicator

Operator Message

Film Mode Indicator

Scan Mode Indicator

Status Display

OPERATOR INTERFACE

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Left Arrow

Down Arrow

Right Arrow

Plus Key

Up Arrow

Film

Supply

Indicators

Visual Tone Display

Keys/Indicators Function

Visual Tone Both the upper and lower lights are illuminated any time an audio tone is

Display issued. When using a footswitch, the lower light is illuminated and an audio

tone is issued whenever the footswitch is pressed; while the upper light is

illuminated (but no audio tone is issued) when the footswitch is released.

Film Supply Indicates how much film is available. A full cassette is represented by all lights

in the display; while an empty cassette is represented by no lights in the

display. The upper indicator represents the film supply in the upper cassette

while the lower indicator represents the film supply in the lower cassette.

Plus key Used when inputting a value for the Image Address. When pressed,

it allows a field to remain unchanged.

Up Arrow Used to increment values at a faster rate. Also used to increase a data value

when used with certain functions. Also used when entering an alpha character

in the Image Address Fixed Field.

Right Arrow Used to increment values at a slower rate. Also used to display additional

messages in the Status Display. Also used when entering an alphanumeric

character in the Image Address.

Down Arrow Used to decrement values at a faster rate. Also used to decrease a data value

when used with certain functions. Also used when entering an alpha character

in the Image Address Fixed Field.

Left Arrow Used to decrement values at a slower rate. Also used to backspace, delete

the last keystroke, or clear messages in the Status Display. Also used when

entering an alphanumeric character in the Image Address.

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Jog

Transport Jog

Programmable Keys

(P Keys)

Film Advance

(if applicable)

P1 P2 P3 P4 P5

P6 P7 P8 P9 P10

Keys/Indicators Function

Film Advance When filming, used to advance film without making an exposure. Provides

blank film between images or at the end of a roll of film. Film is advanced as

long as the key is pressed (2.5 inches per second; or 0.5 inches if the key is

pressed for less than one second).

When scanning, this key is not used.

Programmable Used to perform specific functions. The P Keys have default values; any or

Keys all of the defaults may be overridden/reprogrammed at installation.

(P Keys)

Jog Used to momentarily turn on (jog) the transport system.

Transport Jog Used to help clear document jams.

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Numeric Keys

Level 1 Key

Level 2 KeyLevel 3 Key Decimal Key

III III

7 8 9

4 5 6

1 2 3

0 F

Keys/Indicators Function

Numeric Keys Used to enter numeric data such as an Image Address or

(0 - 9) Function Code.

F Key Used to select one of the available functions, when used with the

numeric keys.

Decimal Key Used to insert a field separator in an Image Address.

Level 1 Key Used to identify the next document fed into the transport as a

Level 1 document.

Level 2 Key Used to identify the next document fed into the transport as a

Level 2 document.

Level 3 Key Used to identify the next document fed into the transport as a

Level 3 document.

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Clear/Cancel Run

StopEnterNEXT

Key/Indicator Function

Clear Used to cancel a function without changing the preset values.

Used to clear the Status Display after executing select function codes.

Used to clear an operator message from the Status Display.

Run Used to turn on the feeder and transport system.

NEXT Used to enter the next document Image Address.

Stop Used to stop the feeder and transport system.

Documents in the transport system when the Stop key is pressed will

be processed and placed in the exit hopper before the transport

system stops.

Enter Used to enter data for a Function Code or an Image Address change.

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OPERATIONS CHECKLIST

Microimager 70 Setup:

√Turn on main power switch, if necessary.

√Turn on side panel switch.

√Load film into cassette(s).

√Load film cassette(s) into machine.

√Select the lens holder position.

√Select the mask.

√Adjust the feed/separator rollers.

√Adjust the feed shelf.

√Adjust the feeder side guides.

√Adjust the exit hopper side guides.

√Adjust the exit hopper end stop.

√Install the proper exit hopper deflector.

√Perform an exposure step test, if necessary.

√Prepare documents to feed into transport.

Running a Job:

√Select an application mode.

√Input any temporary/override operating values.

√Enter or verify the starting Image Address.

√Enter or verify the starting document image level.

√Press the Run key.

√Feed documents.

√Press the Stop key.

√Remove documents from the exit hopper.

√Unload film cassette(s) from the machine.

√Unload film from the cassette(s), if necessary.

√Turn off side panel switch.

√Turn off main power switch, if necessary.

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Scanner 900 or Scanner 923: Setup:

√Turn on main power switch, if necessary.

√Turn on side panel switch.

√Calibrate the machine.

√Adjust the feed/separator rollers.

√Adjust the feed shelf.

√Adjust the feeder side guides.

√Adjust the exit hopper side guides.

√Adjust the exit hopper end stop.

√Install the proper exit hopper deflector.

√Prepare documents to feed into transport.

Running a Job:

√Enable the machine from the host system.

√Select an application mode.

√Input any temporary/override operating values.

√Enter or verify the starting Image Address.

√Enter or verify the starting document image level.

√Press the Run key.

√Feed documents.

√Press the Stop key.

√Execute Scanner End-of-Job.

√Remove documents from the exit hopper.

√Turn off side panel switch.

√Turn off main power switch, if necessary.

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Setup:

√Turn on main power switch, if necessary.

√Turn on side panel switch.

√Load film into cassette(s).

√Load film cassette(s) into machine.

√Select the lens holder position.

√Select the mask.

√Calibrate the machine.

√Adjust the feed/separator rollers.

√Adjust the feed shelf.

√Adjust the feed shelf length.

√Adjust the feeder side guides.

√Adjust the exit hopper side guides.

√Adjust the exit hopper end stop.

√Install the proper exit hopper deflector.

√Perform an exposure step test, if necessary.

√Prepare documents to feed into transport.

Running a Job:

√Enable the machine from the host system.

√Select an application mode.

√Input any temporary/override operating values.

√Enter or verify the starting Image Address.

√Enter or verify the starting document image level.

√Press the Run key.

√Feed documents.

√Press the Stop key.

√Execute Scanner End-of-Job.

√Remove documents from the exit hopper.

√Unload film cassette(s) from the machine.

√Unload film from the cassette(s), if necessary.

√Turn off side panel switch.

√Turn off main power switch, if necessary.

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