Kodak A-61003 Manuel d'utilisateur

A-61003Part Number 636985September 1993User's ReferenceOFFICE IMAGINGKODAKIMAGELINK™Microimager 70,Scanner 900,Scanner 923,Scanner/Microimager 99

A-61003 September 1993EB-8Setup:√ Turn on main power switch, if necessary.√ Turn on side panel switch.√ Load film into cassette(s).√ Load film cas

A-61003 September 1993EB-9MAINTENANCE CHECKLISTDaily maintenance:√ Clean the accessories.(DSA, Document Printer, etc.)√ Clean the imaging guides.W

A-61003 September 1993EB-10CLEARING THEDOCUMENT PATHThere are six (6) areas in the transport system wheredocuments may become lodged:A The feeder/

A-61003 September 1993FC-1There are a variety of functions available which may beused to temporarily change operating conditions andvalues, and to

A-61003 September 1993FC-2FUNCTION CODE SUMMARYStatusAccessory Status† F05Date and Time Display†*** F23Elapsed Time† F17CountersLevel 0 Count† F10

A-61003 September 1993FC-3† May be executed while transport isrunning.* Available when filming; for use only withMicroimager 70 andScanner/Microim

A-61003 September 1993FC-4Function Code Name/Code Description Additional InputF01 Select Mode • Enter the number of the application modeAllows you

A-61003 September 1993FC-5Function Code Name/Code Description Additional InputF08 Last Image Address • Press the Clear key to return to a normalAl

A-61003 September 1993FC-6Function Code Name/Code Description Additional InputF15 Alarm Volume • Press the up arrow key to increase the volume;All

A-61003 September 1993FC-7Function Code Name/Code Description Additional InputF24 AEC On/Off • Enter the number one (1) to turn AEC ON; orAllows y

A-61003 September 1993iEquipment Basics• A description of the Operator Interface• An operations checklist• A maintenance checklist• How to clear t

A-61003 September 1993FC-8Function Code Name/Code Description Additional InputF31 Lead End Code • Enter the roll number, if different than the one

A-61003 September 1993FC-9Function Code Name/Code Description Additional InputF39 Printer Character Shift • Enter the number one (1) to select the

A-61003 September 1993FC-10Function Code Name/Code Description Additional InputF45 Print Test • Enter the number of the print test you wantAllows

A-61003 September 1993FC-11Function Code Name/Code Description Additional InputF52 End Fed Patch Reading • Enter the number zero (0) to turn end-f

A-61003 September 1993FC-12Function Code Name/Code Description Additional InputF59 Endorser Print Position • Press the up arrow key to increment t

A-61003 September 1993FC-13Function Code Name/Code Description Additional InputF66 Partial Bar Code Reading • Enter the number zero (0) to turn pa

A-61003 September 1993FC-14Function Code Name/Code Description Additional InputF75 Footswitch Confirmation • Enter the number zero (0) to turn the

A-61003 September 1993FC-15Function Code Name/Code Description Additional InputF93 Action/Confirmation Tone • Press any arrow key to toggle betwee

A-61003 September 1993OM-1If a message appears in the Status Display which is within theranges E000-E299 or E500-E599, you should take the actioni

A-61003 September 1993OM-2OPERATOR MESSAGELISTINGCode Operator Message Displayed Description/Action RequiredE000 Memory battery low - call service

A-61003 September 1993EB-1EQUIPMENT BASICS Film Mode Indicators: Simplex Duplex Duo Scan Mode Indicators: Simplex Duplex(one-sided; front) (tw

A-61003 September 1993OM-3Code Operator Message Displayed Description/Action RequiredE112 Invalid patch level Invalid patch was used.Feed correct

A-61003 September 1993OM-4Code Operator Message Displayed Description/Action RequiredE129 Dirty AEC sensor Perform maintenance/cleaningprocedures.

A-61003 September 1993OM-5Code Operator Message Displayed Description/Action RequiredE203 Cassette info does not match Use the NEXT key to enter t

A-61003 September 1993OM-6Code Operator Message Displayed Description/Action RequiredE216 Sorter failed to move to hopper The Sorter was not able

A-61003 September 1993OM-7Code Operator Message Displayed Description/Action RequiredE231 Press JOG, and try again Press the Jog key. Press the R

A-61003 September 1993OM-8Code Operator Message Displayed Description/Action RequiredE251 Use other side of lower cassette Rotate the film cassett

A-61003 September 1993OM-9Code Operator Message Displayed Description/Action RequiredE266 Clear error, re-enter trail code Press the Clear key.Ent

A-61003 September 1993OM-10Code Operator Message Displayed Description/Action RequiredE281 OCR was reset - restart batch Use the NEXT key to enter

A-61003 September 1993OM-11Code Operator Message Displayed Description/Action RequiredE292 Lamp failure Replace the exposure lamps.Recalibrate the

A-61003 September 1993OM-12Code Operator Message Displayed Description/Action RequiredE504 Display communications error Press the Jog key to clear

A-61003 September 1993EB-2Left ArrowDown ArrowRight ArrowPlus KeyUp Arrow+FilmSupplyIndicatorsVisual Tone Display Keys/Indicators Function

A-61003 September 1993OM-13Code Operator Message Displayed Description/Action RequiredE800 various messages Turn the side panel switch off.through

A-61003 September 1993FB-1FILM CASSETTESTATUS DISPLAYEach film cassette contains a window which displays graphicsymbols representing film/cassette

A-61003 September 1993FB-2LOADING FILMINTO A CASSETTEIMPORTANT: Always load and unload film in subdued,indirect light to help prevent "foggin

A-61003 September 1993FB-36. Open a new box of microfilm and remove the spool of film.NOTE: Save the empty box to store the exposed filmprior to p

A-61003 September 1993FB-412. Thread the film around the guide roller, drive roller, andidler roller, following the path indicated by the threadin

A-61003 September 1993FB-517. Place the take-up spool over the take-up spindle lugs.18. Slide the release lever toward the battery compartment and

A-61003 September 1993FB-6A film cassette can be loaded into either the upper or lower filmslot.1. Open the cassette access door.2. Swing the driv

A-61003 September 1993FB-7IMPORTANT: Do not unload a partially exposed roll of filmwhen using duo mode. Images will be lost ifa partial roll is u

A-61003 September 1993FB-811. Lift the take-up spool out of the cassette.12. Place the spool into the film box. Allow approximately2 to 3 inches

A-61003 September 1993FB-9UNLOADING A FULLYEXPOSED ROLL OFFILMUse the following steps to unload a fully exposed roll of film(simplex, duplex, or d

A-61003 September 1993EB-3JogTransport JogProgrammable Keys(P Keys)Film Advance(if applicable)P1 P2 P3 P4 P5P6 P7 P8 P9 P10 Keys/Indicators Fu

PROGRAMMABLE KEYSProgrammable Keys(P Keys)P1 P2 P3 P4 P5P6 P7 P8 P9 P10P-key Function(s)P1P2P3P4P5P6P7P8P9P10

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A-61003 September 1993EB-4Numeric KeysLevel 1 KeyLevel 2 KeyLevel 3 KeyDecimal KeyIII III7 8 94 5 61 2 30 F. Keys/Indicators Function Nume

A-61003 September 1993EB-5Clear/CancelRunStopEnterNEXTCNext Key/Indicator Function Clear Used to cancel a function without changing the pr

A-61003 September 1993EB-6OPERATIONS CHECKLISTMicroimager 70Setup:√ Turn on main power switch, if necessary.√ Turn on side panel switch.√ Load fil

A-61003 September 1993EB-7Scanner 900 or Scanner 923:Setup:√ Turn on main power switch, if necessary.√ Turn on side panel switch.√ Calibrate the m