Canon DR-5060F User Manual
DOCUMENT SCANNER
INSTRUCTIONS
FCC REGULATIONS (For 120V models)
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is
operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required
to correct the interference at his own expense.
Do not make any changes or modifications to the equipment unless otherwise specified in the manual. If such changes or
modifications should be made, you could be required to stop operation of the equipment.
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Canon Document Scanner DR-5060F.
The DR-5060F high-speed document scanner has a built-in function for backingup data to microfilm. In order to fully understand and effectively use the functions
of this scanner, be sure to read this manual before use.
Also, after you have read this manual, be sure to store this manual in a safe place.
Caution
Take note of the following when using the scanner to make copies:
● Reproducing money, other forms of currency or negotiable securities is an
offense and may be subject to criminal prosecution.
● Reproducing passports, official certificates, licenses, travel tickets, copyright
protected and private documents and other items is also against the law and
may be subject to criminal prosecutions.
● Obtain the copyright holder’s permission when a copied image will be used for
anything other than your own personal use or use within the confines of your
own household.
Introduction
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CONVENTIONS
This manual uses the following symbols and indications.
Before you start reading this manual, read the following and familiarize yourself
with their meanings.
WARNING
Read carefully to avoid death or serious injury.
CAUTION
Read carefully to avoid serious injury or damage to the equipment or loss of
valuable data.
NOTE
Read carefully to avoid damage to the equipment.
MEMO
Read carefully, memos indicate where you will find useful information in this
manual.
This Unit
This manual refers to the DR-5060F as “this unit.”
Scanner
This manual refers to the DR-5060F as “the scanner” when the explanation is
for the DR-5060F as a scanner.
Filmer
This manual refers to the DR-5060F as “the filmer” when the explanation is for
the DR-5060F as a rotary filmer.
Introduction
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Contents
Introduction ........................................................................................................................1
CONVENTIONS........................................................................................................... 2
Safety Precautions............................................................................................................. 5
Daily maintenance ....................................................................................................... 5
About the Installation Location..................................................................................... 7
About the Power Supply............................................................................................... 8
Carrying ....................................................................................................................... 8
Chapter 1 About DR-5060F...................................................................... 9
Features of DR-5060F ...................................................................................................... 10
Packaging: What’s in the Box?........................................................................................ 11
Names and Functions of Parts ....................................................................................... 12
About the Camera Unit .................................................................................................... 18
Chapter 2 Preparation Before Use........................................................ 19
System Requirements ..................................................................................................... 20
Connecting to a Computer .............................................................................................. 21
Connecting the SCSI Cable............................................................................................. 21
Setting the SCSI ID and Terminator................................................................................ 22
Connecting the Power Cord and Ground Cable ............................................................ 24
Handling the Camera Unit ............................................................................................... 25
Loading Film .............................................................................................................. 25
Affixing the Index Label.............................................................................................. 28
Loading the Camera Unit in the DR-5060F................................................................ 29
Removing the Camera Unit........................................................................................ 30
Removing Film ........................................................................................................... 31
Preparing for Paper Feeding and Ejection..................................................................... 33
Affixing the Document Guide Labels.......................................................................... 33
Preparing the Document Tray Extension and Document Eject T ray Extension.......... 33
Paper Feed Adjustment ............................................................................................. 36
Turning the Power ON/OFF ............................................................................................. 37
Turning the Power ON................................................................................................ 37
Turning the Power OFF.............................................................................................. 38
Chapter 3 Preparing Documents ..........................................................39
About Operation Modes .................................................................................................. 40
Checking the Operation Mode ...................................................................................40
About Documents ............................................................................................................ 42
Types of Documents .................................................................................................. 42
Document Loading Precautions................................................................................. 43
Setting Scan Conditions.................................................................................................. 44
Selecting the Feeding Option..................................................................................... 45
Function Key Settings ................................................................................................ 52
Setting in the User Mode ........................................................................................... 56
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Chapter 4 Troubleshooting.................................................................... 59
When the Scanner is Not Recognized............................................................................ 60
Removing Paper Jams..................................................................................................... 61
Paper Jam in the Paper Eject Section........................................................................ 61
Paper Jam in the Feed Section.................................................................................. 63
Removing the Intermediate Unit ................................................................................ 66
Attaching the Intermediate Unit ................................................................................. 67
Paper Feed Trouble .......................................................................................................... 68
When the Scanned Image is Not Normal ....................................................................... 70
When an Error Code is Displayed................................................................................... 71
About the Remaining Film Warning................................................................................ 73
Chapter 5 Daily Cleaning....................................................................... 75
Daily Cleaning ..................................................................................................................76
Cleaning the Main Unit............................................................................................... 76
Cleaning the Scanning Glasses and Rollers.............................................................. 77
Cleaning the Camera Unit.......................................................................................... 82
Power Cord ................................................................................................................ 82
Imprinter Guide Plate ................................................................................................. 83
Specifications........................................................................................... 84
Options...................................................................................................... 85
Consumables............................................................................................ 85
Index.......................................................................................................... 86
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Safety Precautions
Daily maintenance
When you are working around the unit, follow these precautions to avoid the
hazards of fire and electrical shock:
WARNING
■ Never install and operate the unit near flammable substances such as
alcohol, benzene, paint thinner, or any other type of volatile solution.
■ Never damage or modify the power cord, place heavy objects on the power
cord, or pull or unnecessarily bend the power cord.
■ Always make sure that your hands are dry when you are handling the power
cord or plug. Never grasp the plug when your hands are wet.
■ Never plug the unit into a multi-plug power strip.
■ Never bundle, wrap, or tie the power cord around itself or another object.
Connect the plug securely to the power source.
■ Use only the power cord and plug provided with the scanner.
■ Be sure to connect the ground cable before using the scanner.
Also, never connect the ground cable to gas pipes or water pipes. Doing so
might cause fire.
■ Never attempt to disassemble or modify the unit.
■ Never use any type of flammable spray near the unit.
■ Before you clean the unit, turn the power OFF and disconnect the power
cord from the power outlet.
■ To clean the unit exterior, use a firmly wrung cloth moistened slightly with
water or mild detergent. Never use any type of volatile solution such as
alcohol, benzene or paint thinner.
■ If you hear a strange sound, detect smoke or abnormal heat, sense
vibration, or smell odd odors around the unit, turn the power switch OFF
immediately and disconnect the power cord from the outlet. Call for service
immediately.
■ Handle the unit with care. Avoid shocks and vibrations to the unit caused by
reckless handling. If you suspect the unit has been accidentally damaged,
turn the power switch OFF immediately, disconnect the power cord from the
outlet, and call for service.
■ Before you move the unit, always turn the power OFF and disconnect the
power cord from the power outlet.
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CAUTION
■ The scanner weighs about 48 kg (105.8 lb.). To avoid damage to the unit,
never place the unit on an unstable or vibrating surface. The unit may tip or
fall over, and cause an injury.
■ To avoid overheating and causing a fire, never block the air vents on the rear
of the scanner.
■ Keep all liquids, beverages, or any type of liquid, and clips, staples,
necklaces or other metal objects away from the unit. If you accidentally spill
liquid or drop a metal object into the unit, turn the unit power OFF,
disconnect the power cord from the power outlet, and call for service
immediately.
■ Never install the unit in humid or dusty locations. Doing so might cause fire
or electrical shock.
■ Never place objects on top of the unit. Such objects may tip or fall over, and
cause an injury.
■ When you remove the power cord, grip it by the plug head. Never attempt to
disconnect the cord from the outlet by pulling on the cord. Doing so might
expose or break the core leads, damage the power cord, and cause fire or
electrical shock.
■ Keep the area around the power outlet clear of all obstacles so that you can
disconnect the power cord easily at all times.
■ Never spill water or any type of volatile solution (alcohol, benzene, paint
thinner) into the unit. Doing so might cause fire or electrical shock.
■ When the unit is not being used for a long time, disconnect the power cord
from the power outlet.
■ Avoid wearing loose fitting clothing, dangling jewelry, long ties, or even long
hair that could become entangled with moving parts, especially the rollers
that feed the unit. If such objects become entangled, immediately disconnect
the power plug from the power outlet to stop the unit.
■ Be very careful when you are loading a document or removing a paper jam.
You may be injured unexpectedly . For example, the paper edges may cut
your fingers.
■ Do not open the upper unit while the scanner is operating. Doing so might
result in malfunction or injury.
■ Do not directly touch the pins and contacts on the scanner connector with
your hands. Doing so might result in malfunction.
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About the Installation Location
More than 100 mm (39.0 in.)
More than
100 mm (39.0 in.)
771 mm (30.0 in.)
(with document tray
extension, extension
wire closed)
More than 740 mm (28.8 in.)
More than
100 mm (39.0 in.)
936 mm (36.5 in.)
(with document
tray extension,
extension wire
open)
For operation, maintenance and ventilation, make sure that there is enough space
around the scanner as shown in the illustration above.
Do not place the unit in the following places. Doing so might cause malfunction or
machine trouble, and adversely affect the unit or your personal computer .
● Places subject to direct sunlight
→ If installation in such places is unavoidable, provide a curtain or similar object
to shade the unit.
● Places subject to dust and fumes.
→ Dust and cigarette fumes adversely affect the components inside the unit.
● Places subject to high temperature and humidity such as near running water, a
heat source, water vapor, or in an area such as a laboratory exposed to
ammonia gas, paint thinner, or other volatile solutions.
● Places subject to vibration and strong shock
● Places subject to rapid changes in temperature or humidity
→ Condensation occurring inside the unit may impair scan image quality . Place
the scanner in a room that is well within the following range:
Room temperature 10°C to 32.5°C (50°F to 90.5°F)
Relative humidity 20% to 80%RH
● Near electronic equipment or heavy equipment that generates a strong
magnetic field such as speaker, TV and radio.
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About the Power Supply
WARNING
■ Be sure to connect to a AC 220-240V (50/60 Hz)/AC 120V (60 Hz) power
supply.
■ Ensure that the scanner is connected to an independent power outlet. Do
not plug the scanner into an outlet shared with another device. If you use an
extension cable, pay attention to the total amperage of the cable.
■ Be sure to connect the ground cable before using the scanner.
Also, never connect the ground cable to gas pipes or water pipes.
■ If you are unsure of anything relating to the power supply, contact your store
of purchase or your local power company .
■ Never place an object on top of the power cord or step on it.
■ Never bundle the power cord or wrap the cord around an object such as a
table leg.
■ Do not tug the power cord. When you remove the power cord, grip it by the
plug head.
■ Keep the area around the power outlet free of obstacles.
Carrying
When you move the DR-5060F, it should be held by the under section of the main
unit by at least two people, and carried carefully .
WARNING
■ When lifting this unit, be sure to hold it by the under section of the main unit,
and never place your hands on opening/closing sections such as the upper
unit.
■ Be sure to move this unit with at least two people. This unit weighs 48 kg
(105.8 lb.). If one person tries to move this unit alone, the person may be
seriously injured.
■ Before you move this unit, always turn the power switch OFF and disconnect
the power cord from the power outlet. Also, disconnect the SCSI cable from
the connector. Moving the scanner with the power still ON or the SCSI cable
still connected might result in electrical shock.
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Chapter 1
About DR-5060F
This chapter describes the features of the
scanner , what’s in the box, and the names and
functions of parts on the scanner and the
camera unit.
Features of DR-5060F ............................... 10
Packa ging: What’s in the Box?.................11
Names and Functions of Parts................. 12
About the Camera Unit .............................18
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Features of DR-5060F
The DR-5060F scanner not only processes large volumes of documents at high
speed, but also is provided with a function for backing-up data to microfilm.
Here is a summary of the outstanding features of the DR-5060F.
● High-speed scanning
Small documents such as business cards and check-size documents through
to A3/(11 x 17 in.)-size documents can be scanned at high speed. The
maximum scan speed is 50 sheets per minute (A4/(11.5 x 16.3 in.)-size portrait
in simplex and duplex mode, 200 dpi resolution) when scanning an A4/(11.5 x
16.3 in.)-size document in the simplex mode.
● Large-capacity, reliable paper feeding
• Up to 500 sheets of A4/(11.5 x 16.3 in.)-size documents (80 g/m
bond) can be loaded at once.
• The size and thickness of documents need not be set in advance as they
are automatically detected and adjusted. The scanner accurately handles
documents of various sizes and thickness.
● Easy operation
Operations such as brightness adjustment and start/stop of scanning can be
performed from the operation panel on the main unit. This eliminates the need
to operate the application each time that you load a document, for example,
when you are scanning a large number of documents.
● Skew detection
This function automatically detects if the document is fed in at an angle, and
straightens skewed documents.
● Highly durable
The unit features a service life of up to 6 million scans.
● Backup to microfilm
Images are backed-up to microfilm at the same time when the document is
scanned.
● Operation modes to suit specific applications
In addition to the above Back-up mode, you can select two other modes
according to your application: the Scanner Only mode in which this unit is used
exclusively as a scanner, and the Filmer Only mode in which this unit is used
as a rotary filmer.
(See p. 40 “About Operation Modes”)
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● Scan log
This function leaves information such as the scanning date and time in the
computer as a “scan log” in the Backup mode.
● Drop-out color
This function disables scanning of red color (that is, “drops out”) in the
document.
● Various options
The wide range of options includes the imprinter for printing characters on the
document being scanned, bar code decoder for reading bar codes in documents, and
the endorser for printing numbers and characters on the document after scanning.
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Packaging: What’s in the Box?
Make sure that you have everything. Check every item you have removed from the
box. If any items are missing or damaged, contact your place of purchase.
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Setup CD-ROM
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About DR-5060F
DR-5060F
DR-5060F Instructions (this manual)
Scanning Utility 5060 Instructions
ISIS/TWAIN Driver Instructions
Removable tray Document eject
support plate
Function key labels Software License
Agreement
Power cord
(The power cord varies according
to country of purchase.)
Warranty card
(For U.S.A. and Canada only)
MEMO
The camera unit and microfilm are sold separately . Contact your place of
purchase or a Canon service department.
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Names and Functions of Parts
This section describes the names and functions of each part. Before you connect
the DR-5060F, take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with the main parts.
■ Front view
Operation panel
This panel is for setting up
scan density and other basic
functions.
The number of scanned pages
and error codes are also
displayed here.
(See “Operation panel” P. 14)
Camera unit slot
This slot is for inserting
the camera unit.
Camera unit lock lever
This lever is for locking the
camera unit.
Upper unit
open/close
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Document eject tray
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Select the document eject tray
extension matched to the size of
document you are scanning.
(See “Document eject tray extension”
P. 34)
Document eject tray
After a document is
scanned, it is ejected onto
this tray.
Upper unit
Power switch
Document tray extension/
extension wire
Select the document tray extension
matched to the size of document you
are scanning.
(See “Document tray extension” P. 33)
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Document tray
Load the document
in this tray.
Document
sensor
This sensor detects
documents placed
on the document
tray.
Document guide
Set the paper guide for the
width of the document you
are going to scan.
■ Inside (with upper unit open)
Counter
This counter counts
the total number of fed
document sheets.
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■ Rear view
Intermediate unit
Paper feed adjustment lever
Slide this lever to adjust paper feed
according to the condition of the
paper surface.
(See “Paper Feed Adjustment” P. 36)
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Ground terminal
Connect the ground
terminal provided to
this terminal.
Air vent
Power cord
connector
Connect the power cord
provided with the
DIP switch
This switch is for setting
the SCSI ID and
terminator.
(See “Setting the SCSI ID
and Terminator” P. 22)
SCSI connectors
Connect the SCSI
connectors to these
connectors.
(See “Connecting the
SCSI Cable” P. 21)
scanner to this
connector.
CAUTION
To avoid overheating and causing a fire, never block the air vents on the rear of
this scanner.
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■ Operation panel
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Space/Trailer
FILMEF
Count Only
New File
Scanner
Feeding Option
A
Manual
Auto
Semi-Auto
Backup
(1) Function keys
(2) Remaining film
indicator
(3) Backup key
(4) Space/Trailer key
(5) Count Only key
(6) Clear/Stop key
(7) New File key
(8) Start key
(9) Feeding Option key
(10) Brightness key
(11) Indicator lamps
(12) Counter display
(1) Function keys
The following functions and settings can be registered to function keys so that
they can be called up later by one-touch operation. (See “Function Key
Settings” P. 52)
● Manual Thickness Adjustment
● Fixed Thickness Mode
● Double Feed Detection
● Imprinter
● Film Density
● Odometer Indication
● Page Address Indication
● File Address Indication
● Restore Memorized Setting
(2) Remaining film indicator
This indicator shows the amount of remaining film when a camera unit loaded
with film is placed on this unit. All LEDs light when the amount of remaining film
is 100%. These LEDs go out from the rightmost LED as the film in the camera
unit is used up. Only the leftmost LED blinks when film has almost run out. The
rightmost LED also blinks when film is being fed during photography or when
spacing the film.
MEMO
The end of film detection margin can be changed in the user mode. (See
“Setting in the User Mode” P. 56)
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(3) Backup key
This key displays and changes the scanner operation mode:
Lit (Backup mode): In this mode, scanned images are being
photographed on microfilm while they are being
transferred to computer.
Out (Scanner Only mode): In this mode, scanned images are not
photographed to microfilm.
Blinking (Filmer Only mode): In this mode, scanned images are not transferred
to computer, and are only photographed to
microfilm.
The default setting for this scanner is the Backup mode. Pressing this key turns
the lamp in the key OFF and sets the scanner to the Scanner Only mode, and
holding this key down for five seconds sets the scanner to the Filmer Only
mode.
(4) Space/Trailer key
This key is enabled in the backup and film only modes when the camera unit is
placed on this unit. Pressing this key takes up spaces on the film. Holding this
key down for three seconds feeds the trailer film so that the film can be taken
out of the camera unit. During taking up of spaces and feeding of trailer film,
the rightmost LED on the remaining film indicator blinks and the Start key turns
to red.
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(5) Count Only key
Pressing this key lights the lamp in the key and sets the Count Only mode.
In this mode, document pages that are fed are neither scanned nor
photographed. They are only counted. For details on this mode, see page 41
“Count Only mode.”
(6) Clear/Stop key
This key is used to stop scanning midway, cancel the operation mode you have
set, and to cancel errors displayed on the counter display.
Holding this key down for at least two seconds clears the count displayed on
the counter display. If the counter display is set for odometer indication, the
currently displayed odometer value is cleared. If the counter display is set for
file address indication or page address indication, both the file address and
page address are cleared.
(7) New File key
Pressing this key notifies the scanner and filmer of a new file.
When you press this key and start scanning the next document, the images
sent to the computer are saved in a different folder or under a different name to
the previously scanned document, and the file mark is photographed on the
film to indicate a new file.
MEMO
In the Backup mode and Scanner Only mode, the image to be saved or the
new file mark is controlled according to the settings on the application. For
details on application settings, refer to the separate “ISIS/TWAIN Driver
Instructions” or “Scanning Utility 5060 Instructions.”
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(8) Start key
When the Start key is lit green, pressing this key starts feeding of originals
placed on the document tray . Key functions are disabled when this key is lit red.
When this key is blinking green, this indicates that manual thickness
adjustment is in progress. To start feeding, end this adjustment. (See “Manual
Thickness Adjustment” P. 53)
(9) Feeding Option key
Select the document feed mode. (See “Selecting the Feeding Option” P. 45)
Each press of the Feeding Option key changes the lamp indication on its right
cyclically as follows:
OFF (Remote Mode) → [Semi-Auto] → [Auto] → [Manual] → and back to OFF
(Remote Mode)
Remote: The three lamps are all out. The document is fed when the scanner
receives a scan start instruction from the computer.
Semi-Auto: The scanner feeds the document when you press the Start key
after loading the document.
Auto: The scanner automatically feeds the document when you load the
document.
Manual: Manually load the document one sheet at a time.
(10)Brightness key
Set the brightness when the document is scanned.
To automatically adjust the brightness, press the [A] key.
To manually set the brightness, press the
or key with the [A] key out, and
move the indication on the key indicator to adjust the brightness. (Moving the
indicator to the right increases the brightness, and to the left decreases the
brightness. The brightness can be adjusted in 13 steps.)
If you press the
or key with the [A] key lit to adjust the indicator, the
automatic adjustment level is adjusted.
This key is also used for setting paper thickness when manually adjusting the
paper thickness, for setting the count start value in the Count Only mode, and
for setting in the user mode.
MEMO
● The brightness setting is disabled for images to be scanned to film.
● Brightness can be automatically adjusted only when brightness is set to
“Auto” in the scan condition setup on the application and the scan mode is
set to “Black and White”.
Foe details, refer to the separate “ISIS/TWAIN Driver Instructions” or
“Scanning Utility 5060 Instructions.”
(11)Indicator lamps
This indicator lights when setting the brightness, for example, and moves to the
left and right as the
thickness, the indicator blinks, and moves to the left and right as the
is pressed.
(12)Counter display
This displays the number of scanned document pages. The count value on this
display is held even if the scanner is turned OFF, and is cleared by holding the
Clear/Stop key down for two seconds.
The counter display also displays the state of the film, user mode, error code
and other information.
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or key is pressed. When manually adjusting the paper
or key
■ Removable tray
This tray can be installed on the document eject tray to prevent short-length
documents such as checks and bank notes from flying out of the tray when
they are ejected form the scanner. (See “Removable tray” P. 36)
■ Document eject support plate
Install this plate when scanning large-size (e.g. A3/11 x 17 in.) or thin
documents. This plate prevents such documents from becoming caught on the
document eject tray .
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■ Function key labels
Function key labels: Write the name of the function registered to the
function key, and affix the label on the function key.
Index labels: These labels are for the camera unit. (See “Affixing the
Index Label” P. 28)
Document guide labels: These labels are for positioning the document guides.
(See “Affixing the Document Guide Labels” P. 33)
Function key labels
Index labels
Document guide labels
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About the Camera Unit
Two camera units are provided for this unit: one with a 1/24 magnification lens and
one with a 1/57 magnification lens. The image photographed to film varies
according to which of these camera units is used. For details, contact your place
of purchase or a Canon service department.
● The ID No. of the camera unit can be set within the range 1 to 15. For details
on setting the ID No., contact your place of purchase or a Canon service
department.
● When the 1/24 camera unit (24X) is used, only the top side of originals is
photographed in the simplex mode.
SIMPLEX
● When the 1/57 camera unit (57X) is used, both sides of originals are
photographed simultaneously in the duplex mode.
DUPLEX
Back
Front
NOTE
● When the 1/24 camera unit is used, only the image of the top side of
originals is backed up to film even if the scanner is set for scanning in the
duplex mode. To back up both sides of the image, use the 1/57 camera unit.
● Store the camera unit you are not using in its special case.
MEMO
● When the 1/57 camera unit is used, both sides of originals can be backed
up to film even if the document is scanned with the application set for
simplex scanning.
About the Camera Unit
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Chapter 2
Preparation Before Use
This chapter describes the preparations
starting with connecting to a computer through
to preparations for scanning.
System Requirements............................... 20
Connecting to a Computer .......................21
Handling the Camera Unit ........................25
Preparing for Paper Feeding
and Ejection ............................................... 33
Turning the Power ON/OFF....................... 37
2
Preparation Before Use
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System Requirements
To use the DR-5060F, you need the following items in addition to the standard
accessories:
• Computer
• SCSI card
• SCSI cable
• Application
• Camera unit
• Microfilm
MEMO
● For details on installation of the main unit, see “About the Installation
Location” (P. 7) under “Safety Precautions.”
● The driver may not function properly depending on the application you are
using.
● Select a computer, operating environment and SCSI card to suit the driver
application you are going to use.
● The SCSI connector used for this unit is a half-pitch 50-pin (pin type)
connector. Check the shape of the connector for the SCSI card on the
computer or the SCSI device to be connected to the computer, and prepare
a SCSI cable that is compatible with this unit.
System Requirements
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Connecting to a Computer
Connect the scanner to the computer.
CAUTION
Before you connect the scanner to the computer, be sure to turn both the
scanner and the computer OFF.
Connecting the SCSI Cable
Connect your computer to the scanner using the SCSI cable.
Two half-pitch 50-pin SCSI connectors are located on the rear of the scanner.
Insert the SCSI cable from the computer into one of these connectors.
To connect another SCSI device to the computer, insert the other SCSI cable into
the vacant SCSI connector on the rear of the scanner, and connect the other end
of the SCSI cable into the SCSI device in a daisy chain.
Insert into either of
these two ports.
Half-pitch 50-pin
(pin type)
2
Preparation Before Use
Connecting to a Computer
21
Setting the SCSI ID and Terminator
Set the SCSI ID and terminator using the DIP switch on the rear of the scanner.
The DIP switch is ON at the up position and OFF at the down position.
(Terminator: OFF, SCSI ID = 2)
Default
SCSI ID switch
Terminator ON/OFF
switch
■ Setting the SCSI ID
Set the SCSI ID by combining the settings of switches SW2 to SW4.
Set unique SCSI IDs to any other built-in SCSI devices or SCSI devices
connected to the computer.
SCSI ID
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
SW2
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
SW3
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
SW4
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
NOTE
The default SCSI ID is set to 2. Assign SCSI ID numbers ranging from 0 to 7 for
each SCSI device. Do not select 7 as this is normally assigned to the SCSI
controller. If a SCSI hard disk is set as the startup disk, do not use 0. Normally
0 is assigned for the startup disk.
Connecting to a Computer
22
■ Setting the terminator
Set the terminator on the last SCSI device on a daisy chain to ON.
<When only the scanner is connected to your computer, or when another
SCSI device is connected on a daisy chain and the scanner is the last SCSI
device of the daisy chain>
Set the terminator DIP switch 1 to ON.
In such a connection, be sure to set the terminator on all other SCSI devices to
OFF.
Terminator ON
Terminator OFF
CAUTION
When this unit is connected as the last device of the daisy chain, either set the
terminator DIP switch ON, or set the terminator DIP switch OFF and use a
terminator plug. Note that this unit may malfunction if the terminator DIP switch is
set to ON and the terminator plug is used at the same time.
2
Preparation Before Use
<When another SCSI device is connected as the last device of the daisy
chain>
Set the DIP switch 1 on the scanner to OFF.
In such a connection, set the terminator on the SCSI device connected as the end
device to ON.
Terminator ON, or
attach terminator.
Terminator OFF
Connecting to a Computer
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Connecting the Power Cord and Ground Cable
Connect the power cord and ground cable.
Be sure to use only the power cord and ground cable provided with the scanner.
■ Connecting the power cord
Connect the power cord to the rear of the scanner, and insert the power plug into
the power outlet.
WARNING
When connecting the power cord, follow these precautions. Failure to do so might
cause fire or electrical shock.
● Never grasp the plug when your hands are wet.
● Never plug the unit into a multi-plug power strip.
● Never bundle or tie the power cord around itself or another object. Connect
the plug securely to the power source.
● Use only the power cord and plug provided with the scanner.
● Before you connect the power cord, be sure to turn the power switch OFF.
● Be sure to connect to an AC 120 V (240 V in Europe) (50/60 Hz) power
supply.
● Do not plug the scanner into an outlet shared with another device. If you use
an extension cable, pay attention to the total amperage of the cable.
Connecting to a Computer
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Handling the Camera Unit
The following describes camera unit handling procedures starting from loading of
film in the camera unit through to placing and removing the camera unit from this
unit, and removing film.
Loading Film
Press the release notch to open the camera unit’s cover.
1
Release notch
MEMO
When you buy the camera unit, the camera unit holds an empty take-up reel
inside. If there is no take-up reel inside the camera unit, contact a Canon
service department.
2
Preparation Before Use
Take the microfilm out of its case.
2
Handling the Camera Unit
25
Place the film on the shaft on the left with the number “2” written
3
on the reel face up.
Pass the film along the film path as shown in the figure below.
4
Film
Close the left cover taking care not to nip the film.
5
NOTE
To prevent the film from being exposed, be sure to close the left cover when the
film has been wound out.
Handling the Camera Unit
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