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File: WT25_OperationManual_G2.doc
2008 – 2010 by Image Access GmbH, Wuppertal, Germany.
Printed in Germany. All rights reserved.
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Introduction
Dear Customer,
We congratulate you on the acquisition of this innovative product from Image Access.
We at Image Access are proud of the work we do; it is the result of our extremely high
standards of production and stringent quality control.
With this scanner, Image Access offers an efficient scanner which covers a wide scope
of applications due to its versatility. Its integrated web based user interface makes all
functions available in structured menus.
This operation manual is designed to lead you through all situations which will arise
when using the scanner.
For this reason, we ask you to read the manual attentively before starting to work with
the scanner. By doing so, you will avoid operation errors and you can control all
functions from the beginning.
In addition please consider the following points:
Damages to your unit may have occurred during shipping. Please check for
damages immediately after delivery of the unit. Inform your supplier if damage
has occurred.
Read and ensure that you understand the safety notes. They were developed
for your protection and safety as well as to protect the unit.
Regular maintenance conserves the high quality and safety of your scanner
during the entire service life.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact your local dealer or
Image Access, Inc. directly. Our staff will be happy to help you.
For your daily work with your new scanner, we wish you success and complete
satisfaction.
Regards
Your Image Access Team
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About this Manual
Operation Manual
The Operation Manual gives all information about the normal operation and behavior
of the device. It is written for people who only operate the device and do not perform
setup and adjustment procedures. All device elements and software functions are
described in detail, although some of them might never be used. This manual does not
cover any application software. Refer to the appropriate application software manual to
learn about the application software.
Setup and Assembly Manual
The Setup and Assembly Manual is written for technical staff with some basic
mechanical as well as software skills. Many resellers will offer on-site installation;
therefore, large parts or all of the setup and assembly manual might not be of interest
to the reader. The access level at which the setup and adjustment processes are
performed is called “Power user”. This “Power user” level is password protected from
access by the normal operator.
All manuals can be downloaded from our customer service portal at
http://service.imageaccess.de
manuals.
This manual is divided into four sections, A to D.
Section A describes the hardware of the device. It includes unpacking and
mechanical installation. These instructions must be followed carefully to
ensure proper functionality, best possible quality and performance of the
device. This device is a precise optical instrument and should be
handled accordingly.
Section B describes the software setup. It includes the optical adjustments
necessary after the setup. The section also describes the installation
procedure for software options.
Section C describes troubleshooting procedures and test scan generation.
Section D shows all technical data and declarations.
. Be sure to always check for the latest versions of these
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Version History
Version Published in Content/Changes/Supplements
A April 2008 Preliminary release version.
Because of the preliminary status of this manual some variations
in the screenshots of the S2N user interface are possible.
B May 2008 Preliminary version for S2N software version 5.
C June 2008
D October 2008 Hardware improvements: Two transportation locks at the back.
E December 2008 Additional information concerning the menu “Format” in the S2N
F March 2009
G September 2009 Chapter B.2.3.2 added. Description of “Despeckle” function.
G2 February 2010 Additional information about certifications.
First release.
Some minor modifications in the wording of the describing texts.
user interface.
Firmware V 5.20.
New functions in the S2N user interface / the touch panel.
New: Adaptive Stitching 2D, “Image Control 2” menu in the touch
panel.
Some minor modifications in the wording of the describing texts.
Order of chapters A.5 to A.8 have been changed.
Chapter D.3 Electr. Spec.: New value for stand-by consumption,
anothe
r power supply is used.
As an ENERGY STAR® Partner, Image Access has determined that this
product meets the ENERGY STAR® guidelines for energy efficiency.
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Table of Content
Introduction--------------------------------------------------------------------------4
About this Manual -----------------------------------------------------------------5
Version History ---------------------------------------------------------------------6
A Hardware ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 14
A.1 Safety Notes ........................................................................................................14
A.1.1 Marking of Safety Notes 14
A.2 Certification..........................................................................................................14
A.3 General Notice.....................................................................................................14
A.4 Safety Precautions...............................................................................................15
A.5 Device Location ...................................................................................................16
A.6 Maintenance and Repair......................................................................................17
A.6.1 Cleaning 17
A.6.1.1 Surfaces 17
A.6.1.2 Glass plate 17
A.7 Content on Delivery .............................................................................................18
A.8 Transportation Locks ...........................................................................................19
A.8.1 Removing the transportation locks 19
A.8.2 Inserting the transportation locks 20
A.9 Connecting to the Power Source.........................................................................21
A.9.1 Connectors on the Back 22
A.10 Powering up the WideTEK 25..............................................................................23
A.11 WideTEK 25 Touch Panel ...................................................................................23
A.11.1 Starting the WideTEK 25 from Stand-By Mode 23
A.11.2 Turning-off the WideTEK 25 by the Touch Panel 24
A.11.3 The Help Function 24
A.11.4 Navigating through the Screens 25
A.11.5 How to Enter or Change Values 25
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Table of Content, part 2
A.11.6 Self Test Mode 26
A.11.6.1 IP Address 27
A.11.6.2 White Balance 28
A.11.6.3 Lamp On / Off 28
A.11.6.4 Exit Selftest 28
A.11.6.5 Touch Adjust 29
A.11.6.6 Touch Test 29
A.11.6.7 Stitch Test 30
A.11.6.8 EMV Test 30
A.11.6.9 Shutdown Scanner 30
A.11.7 Start Menu Screen 31
A.11.8 Output Control Screen 32
A.11.8.1 FTP Server 32
A.11.8.2 Email Address 34
A.11.8.3 Windows Network 35
A.11.8.4 Viewer Control 36
A.11.8.5 Sound Control 37
A.11.9 Image Control Screen 38
A.11.9.1 Image Control 1 38
A.11.9.2 Image Control 2 40
A.11.9.3 Image Control 3 41
A.11.10 Format Control Screen 42
A.11.10.1 Format Control 1 42
A.11.10.2 Format Control 2 43
A.11.11 File Control Screen 44
A.11.11.1 JPEG 44
A.11.11.2 TIFF 45
A.11.11.3 PNM 45
A.11.11.4 PDF 46
A.11.12 Transport Control Screen 47
A.11.12.1 Start button 47
A.11.12.2 Bidir. scan 47
A.11.13 Job 48
A.11.13.1 Creating a Job 48
A.11.13.2 Selecting a Job 50
A.11.13.3 Deleting a Job 50
A.11.14 Software Option: Scan2VGA 51
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Table of Content, part 3
Software ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 52
B
B.1 Start Screen.........................................................................................................52
B.2 The Main Screen .................................................................................................53
B.2.1 The Options Screen 55
B.2.2 The Properties Screen 57
B.2.3 The Camera Screen 61
B.2.3.1 Threshold Dynamic / Threshold Fixed 63
B.2.3.2 Despeckle 63
B.2.4 The Settings Screen 64
B.2.5 The Format Screen 66
B.3 Output Options.....................................................................................................68
B.3.1 Output Option Save 68
B.3.2 Output Option Show 69
B.3.3 Output Option Print 70
B.3.4 Output Option Copy 71
B.3.4.1 Remote Printer 71
B.3.4.2 Printing Enhancement 73
B.3.5 Output Option FTP Upload 74
B.3.5.1 FTP Server 74
B.3.6 Output Option Mail 76
B.3.6.1 Mail Server 76
B.3.7 Output Option Network 78
B.3.7.1 SMB Configuration 79
B.3.8 Output Option USB 80
B.3.8.1 USB Storage Device 81
B.4 Information...........................................................................................................82
B.5 The Setup Screen................................................................................................83
B.5.1 Login Screen 83
B.5.2 Access Level User 84
B.5.2.1 Device Info Screen 85
B.5.2.2 Operation Info Screen 86
B.5.2.3 User Settings Screen 87
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Table of Content, part 4
Tests and Troubleshooting ---------------------------------------------- 92
C
C.1 Troubleshooting Matrix........................................................................................ 92
C.2 Error Codes......................................................................................................... 93
C.3 Warnings.............................................................................................................95
C.4 Information .......................................................................................................... 95
D Technical Data---------------------------------------------------------------- 96
D.1 Scanner Specifications........................................................................................ 96
D.2 Ambient Conditions.............................................................................................96
D.3 Electrical Specifications.......................................................................................97
D.4 Dimensions and Weight ...................................................................................... 97
D.5 CE Declaration of Conformity.............................................................................. 98
D.6 FCC Declaration of Conformity ........................................................................... 99
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Table of Pictures
Picture 1: Minimum distances............................................................................................16
Picture 2: Scanner WideTEK 25 in transport box..............................................................18
Picture 3: Position of transportation locks..........................................................................19
Picture 4: Removing the transportation lock......................................................................19
Picture 5: Inserting the transportation lock ........................................................................20
Picture 6: Back of WideTEK 25 .........................................................................................22
Picture 7: Connectors on the WideTEK 25........................................................................22
Picture 8: Start menu screen.............................................................................................23
Picture 9: Touch panel while shut down in progress .........................................................24
Picture 10: Keyboard with capital letters............................................................................25
Picture 11: Keyboard with lower case letters.....................................................................25
Picture 12: Self Test 1 .......................................................................................................26
Picture 13: Self Test 2 .......................................................................................................26
Picture 14: Network setup..................................................................................................27
Picture 15: Numeric key pad..............................................................................................27
Picture 16: Confirm changes .............................................................................................27
Picture 17: Place the control sheet....................................................................................28
Picture 18: Results of White Balance Test ........................................................................28
Picture 19: Testing the touch panel...................................................................................29
Picture 20: Stitch Test screen............................................................................................30
Picture 21: Start menu screen...........................................................................................31
Picture 22: Output controls................................................................................................32
Picture 23: Ftp Server 1.....................................................................................................32
Picture 24: Ftp Server 2.....................................................................................................33
Picture 25: E-mail address parameters .............................................................................34
Picture 26: Network parameters........................................................................................ 35
Picture 27: Input a Network Address.................................................................................35
Picture 28: Viewer Control.................................................................................................36
Picture 29: System events and sound files........................................................................37
Picture 30: Image Control 1...............................................................................................38
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Table of Pictures, part 2
Picture 31: Image Control 2...............................................................................................40
Picture 32: Image Control 3...............................................................................................41
Picture 33: Format Control 1.............................................................................................42
Picture 34: Format Control 2.............................................................................................43
Picture 35: File Control......................................................................................................44
Picture 36: Transport Control............................................................................................47
Picture 37: List of available jobs........................................................................................48
Picture 38: Keyboard of input screen................................................................................48
Picture 39: Creating a job..................................................................................................49
Picture 40: Entering the password .................................................................................... 49
Picture 41: Number of password elements .......................................................................49
Picture 42: Scan2VGA ...................................................................................................... 51
Picture 43: Start screen.....................................................................................................52
Picture 44: Main screen.....................................................................................................53
Picture 45: Shutdown confirmation....................................................................................54
Picture 46: Options screen.............................................................................................55
Picture 47: Properties screen......................................................................................... 57
Picture 48: 8bit Color.........................................................................................................58
Picture 49: User Defined Format.......................................................................................59
Picture 50: Additional Margin/Auto Density slider ............................................................. 60
Picture 51: Set deskew angle............................................................................................60
Picture 52: Camera screen ............................................................................................61
Picture 53: Exposure control slider....................................................................................62
Picture 54: Threshold method selector..............................................................................63
Picture 55: Despeckle function.......................................................................................... 63
Picture 56: Settings screen............................................................................................64
Picture 57: Available skins ................................................................................................ 65
Picture 58: Scan status window ........................................................................................ 65
Picture 59: Format screen.............................................................................................. 66
Picture 60: Rectangle dragged with mouse.......................................................................67
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Table of Pictures, part 3
Picture 61: "Zoom in" result...............................................................................................67
Picture 62: Output Option Show........................................................................................69
Picture 63: Output Options in Scan Window......................................................................69
Picture 64: Output Option Print..........................................................................................70
Picture 65: Available List of Printers for Option Print.........................................................70
Picture 66: Output Option Copy.........................................................................................71
Picture 67: Output Option FTP Upload..............................................................................74
Picture 68: Output Option Mail...........................................................................................76
Picture 69: Output Option Network....................................................................................78
Picture 70: Output Option: USB.........................................................................................80
Picture 71: USB stick in USB connector............................................................................80
Picture 72: Information.......................................................................................................82
Picture 73: Login screen....................................................................................................83
Picture 74: User screen.....................................................................................................84
Picture 75: Device Info screen...........................................................................................85
Picture 76: Operation Info screen......................................................................................86
Picture 77: Available user settings..................................................................................... 87
Picture 78: User Settings screen.......................................................................................88
Picture 79: Volume level....................................................................................................89
Picture 80: Foot pedal settings..........................................................................................90
Picture 81: Splitting start page...........................................................................................91
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A Hardware
A.1 Safety Notes
Read and ensure that you understand the safety notes.
They are designed for your protection and for your safety.
Follow all safety notes to avoid damage to the device.
A.1.1 Marking of Safety Notes
All safety notes are marked with a yellow triangle warning sign.
Next to the warning sign, you’ll find a description of the danger.
Safety Note!
Example text.
A.2 Certification
The WideTEK 25 scanner fulfills all requirements of the following safety standards:
IEC 60950-1, International Safety Standard for Information Technology Equipment
UL 60950-1, Safety for Information Technology Equipment (US standard)
CAN/CSA C22.2 No.60950-1, Safety for Information Technology Equipment
(Standard for Canada)
EN 60950-1, Safety for Information Technology Equipment (European standard)
A.3 General Notice
This manual describes the functions of a complete equipped WideTEK 25 scanner. If your
device is not equipped with all features, deviations are possible.
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A.4 Safety Precautions
Warning: Please read all the safety precautions before you operate the scanner. Serious
injury can occur to you or to others if you do not know how to use it safely.
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this device to rain
or any type of moisture.
Follow all safety precautions to avoid personal injury or damage to the device.
1. Place the scanner in a clean, well-ventilated room. Do not operate the scanner in an
area with poor ventilation.
2. Openings in the scanner’s housing in the front or at the back are provided for air
circulation. Do not cover or block the openings.
3. Do not place the scanner near a heat or cold emitting source such as a space heater,
furnace, or air conditioning unit.
4. Do not place the scanner near any devices or electrical boxes emitting high voltage.
5. Always place the scanner on a stable surface.
6. Do not lean on the scanner.
7. Do not place cups containing liquids or other such objects on top of the scanner or on
the scanner table. If liquid spills into the scanner it can cause damage. If this occurs,
turn the scanner off, unplug the power cord from the wall receptacle and contact the
Image Access Technical Support.
8. Do not put any objects into any scanner housing openings unless specifically
instructed to do so by Image Access Technical Support.
9. Do not disassemble the scanner. If there is a need to disassemble the scanner,
please contact the Image Access Technical Support.
10. Do not use the scanner if it has been physically damaged. If this occurs, turn the
scanner off, unplug the power cord from the wall receptacle and contact the
Image Access Technical Support.
11. The scanner should be used only with the power cord that is supplied with the
scanner. If you are unsure, please contact the Image Access Technical Support.
12. Image Access recommends plugging the scanner into an appropriately-rated power
conditioner.
13. Always turn the power off and unplug the power cord from the wall receptacle before
cleaning the scanner.
14. When cleaning, only use Image Access approved cleaners. Do not use any type of
solutions, abrasives, or acids such as acetone, benzene, kerosene, mineral spirits,
ammonia, or nitric acid. Do not use any cleaners that contain these chemicals.
15. Use a dry or damp lint free cloth for cleaning the scanner.
16. Do not spray any liquids directly onto the scanner. Spray cleaning fluids directly onto
the cleaning cloth and use the cloth to clean the scanner.
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A.5 Device Location
Please allow a minimum of 150 mm (6 inch) from any side walls and 300 mm (12 inch)
from a back wall. Leave one meter (3 feet) minimum distance from any door or entrance
way. Use the illustration below as a guide.
Picture 1: Minimum distances
Do not operate the scanner in an area that has poor air circulation and/or that is nonventilated.
Place the WideTEK 25 on a flat and solid base. The load bearing capacity of the base
must correspond to the device weight.
Placing the WideTEK 25 on the optional floor stand is recommended for the best
ergonomic position while using the scanner.
Choose a location that complies with the limits of temperature and humidity. Refer to the
technical specification.
Note: Before using the WideTEK 25 scanner in the new environment allow at least one
hour for temperature adaptation.
Temperature adaptation means:
A fast change from cold to warm environmental conditions can build up
condensation inside the housing. This will result in unfavorable scanned images
and could cause permanent damages to the unit.
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A.6 Maintenance and Repair
Note: There are not any parts or components of the WideTEK 25 scanner which can
be repaired by the user.
All repairs and service works should be done by a trained technician only.
A.6.1 Cleaning
Important: Ensure that no liquids will penetrate into the device housing.
A.6.1.1 Surfaces
Use a soft, dampened cloth to clean the housing of the scanner. Recommended is a micro
fiber cloth.
A.6.1.2 Glass plate
Important: Do not use any cleanser with solvents to clean the glass plate!
The glass plate of the WideTEK 25 has a special non-reflective surface coating.
Clean the glass plate with an appropriate glass cleaner and use a soft cloth.
Recommended is a micro fiber cloth.
After cleaning dry the glass plate with a soft cloth.
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A.7 Content on Delivery
The scanner is delivered in a wooden transport box. The transport box also contains two
plastic bags, a folder with reference targets, and the manuals.
Picture 2 shows the transport box including all material which comes with the scanner.
Picture 2: Scanner WideTEK 25 in transport box
1: Scanner WideTEK 25.
2: Plastic bag with “Recovery Key” and cable set. The cable set consist of:
Network cable. Connects the scanner to the network. All network parameters such as
IP address, subnet mask and gateway must be set via the touch panel prior to the
first use.
Crossover cable. Connects the scanner directly to a computer via the network card.
Power cable. Connects the scanner to the wall outlet
3: Reference folder. It contains:
4x Color Scanner Test Target CSTT-1
4x Line Reference Sheet LRS-200
4: Plastic bag with 3x White Reference Targets WT36-Z-02-A.
Please note: Keep the wooden transport box for future use! In case of guarantee the
scanner must be sent back in the original transport box to avoid transport
damages.
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A.8 Transportation Locks
A.8.1 Removing the transportation locks
Attention
The transportation locks have to be removed before initial start-up
of the device!
The transportation locks are located at the back of the scanner. A label marks each
transportation locks.
Picture 3: Position of transportation locks
Turn the transportation lock counterclockwise to remove it.
Picture 4: Removing the transportation lock
Important: Keep the transport lock for future use!
The transportation locks must be inserted before every transport. This will prevent the
sensitive components inside the camera box unit against damages.
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A.8.2 Inserting the transportation locks
Attention
Before transporting insert the transportation locks to prevent the
camera box unit against damages!
Before inserting the transportation locks the camera box unit must be moved into transport
position.
The transport position of the camera box unit is at the back side of the scanner – seen
from the operator’s position.
When the power down sequence ends normally, the camera box unit moves to its
transport position. If the camera box unit is in any other position after switching off, restart
the device as described in chapter A.11.1.
Afterwards turn it off as described in chapter A.11.2. The power down sequence moves
the camera
and switches the device to stand-by mode.
box unit to the transport position, finalizes all internal processes in the scanner
Switch off the WideTEK 25 at the main power switch (see Picture 7).
Picture 5: Inserting the transportation lock
Insert carefully the transportation locks which come with the scanner.
Hand-tighten by turning it clockwise. Using more force could result in damage of the
camera box unit.
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A.9 Connecting to the Power Source
Before connecting the scanner to the electrical outlet check the following items:
Ensure the electrical outlet is in perfect condition and that it is
properly grounded.
Ensure that the electrical outlet is equipped with a fuse with the
proper capacity.
The electrical outlet must be near this device and must be easily
accessible.
Inspect the power cable and ensure that it is undamaged.
Use only the power cable delivered with the scanner.
Turn the device off before plugging or unplugging any cable.
All connectors are positioned at the right side of the back of the housing, seen from the
operator’s position (i.e. from the front of the scanner).
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A.9.1 Connectors on the Back
Picture 6: Back of WideTEK 25
Picture 7: Connectors on the WideTEK 25
1: Power connector and main power switch
2: Serial connector
3: VGA conne ctor
4: Two foot pedal connectors
5: Network cable connector
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A.10 Powering up the WideTEK 25
The main power switch is found above the power connector. Picture 7 shows the position
of the power connector and main power switch.
After connecting the scanner to the electrical outlet, switch the main power switch to
position I. When the main power switch is in position I, the scanner is in stand-by mode.
NOTE:
While using
only be switched on and off by the touch panel!
the WideTEK 25 in work conditions, it should
A.11 WideTEK 25 Touch Panel
The WideTEK 25 parameters can be set and modified with the integrated touch panel. It
shows an easy-to-use menu and helps the user to control all scanner parameters with the
touch of a finger.
When the WideTEK 25 is powered up using the main power switch, the touch panel is
illuminated in a dimmed mode and shows the stand-by screen. The stand-by screen
shows the Image Access logo and the blinking message Touch screen to power up.
A.11.1 Starting the WideTEK 25 from Stand-By Mode
When the WideTEK 25 is in stand-by mode, it can be started by tapping the touch panel
on any arbitrary position. The touch panel lights up and a rotating hourglass indicates that
the start sequence is running.
When the start-up sequence is finished, the touch panel shows the start menu screen.
Picture 8: Start menu screen
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A.11.2 Turning-off the WideTEK 25 by the Touch Panel
ays turn off the WideTEK 25 scanner with the Stop button on
NOTE:
Alw
the touch panel!
The main power switch should only
is in stand-by mode and before it is disconnected from the electrical
outlet.
To turn off t
While the Stop button is held, a counter in the button shows the remaining time until the
WideTEK 25 is powered down. “Going to sleep in x seconds”
At the end of the power down sequence, the display will be dimmed.
he WideTEK 25, press and hold the Stop button on the touch panel.
Picture 9: Touch panel while shut down in progress
be used when the WideTEK 25
A.11.3 The Help Function
To support the user when working with the WideTEK 25, a help function is integrated into
the touch panel menus. A Question Mark (?) symbol in the lower right corner of the
screen activates the help function.
After touching the question mark, all controls in the screen start blinking. To see the
corresponding help text, the appropriate control must be touched. To return to the
respective screen, the screen must be touched again on any arbitrary place.
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A.11.4 Navigating through the Screens
Some of the screens show on the bottom line the buttons
Returns to the former screen. Somet
Switches to
the next logical screen, e.g. from Format Control 1 to
imes only the symbol < is displayed.
Format Control 2. Sometimes only the symbol > is displayed.
Resets all values in the
respective screen to default value.
A.11.5 How to Enter or Change Values
To enter new values or change existing values, the corresponding field or line in the
screen must be touched. If a parameter requires an alphanumeric value, the touch panel
display changes and shows a keyboard with which text and numeric values can be
entered.
Moves cursor to the left.
ht.
he cursor
Picture 10: Keyboard with capital letters
Moves cursor to the rig
Erases the character at t
position.
Checkmark symbol returns to previous
screen.
The keyboard enables the user to enter capital letters, lower case letters, special
characters as well as numbers.
The content of the keys is switched with this key:
Toggles between capital letters and
special symbols (e.g. backslash or @)
and lower case letters and numbers.
Picture 11: Keyboard with lower case letters
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A.11.6 Self Test Mode
While the start sequence is running, the WideTEK 25 can be switched to Self Test mode.
Tapping on the touch panel at least three times starts the setup mode. After the start
sequence is finished, the touch panel shows the Self Test 1 screen.
Picture 12: Self Test 1
To move forward to the Self Test 2 screen touch the button
Picture 13: Self Test 2
To return to the former screen touch
.
.
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A.11.6.1 IP Address
Touch the control field IP Address. The touch panel changes to the Network setup
screen.
Picture 14: Network setup
Touch on the line to be changed, e.g. the Address line. The touch panel shows:
Picture 15: Numeric key pad
Enter the new values. The < and > keys move the cursor, the X key deletes the number at
the cursor position.
To finalize
the input tap on the checkmark key.
If entries have been changed, a screen opens where the changes must be confirmed.
Yes confirms the changes, No discards the changes.
Picture 16: Confirm changes
After the changes have been saved, the setup screen is displayed again.
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A.11.6.2 White Balance
Picture 17: Place the control sheet
Picture 18: Results of White Balance
Test
Touch the White Balance button t
o start the
white balance measurement sequence. Place the
white reference sheet on the upper edge of the
glass plate. The white reference sheet must
cover the complete width of the glass plate. Then
touch the Cont. button.
The measurement lasts a short time.
The Abort button returns to the previous screen
if the white balance measurement should not be
executed.
After the white balance has been finished, the
result is displayed
Touch the Finish button to return to the
Self Test 1 screen.
A.11.6.3 Lamp On / Off
Touch the Lamp On / Off button to switch the lamps on. As long as the button is touched,
the lamps will shine.
A.11.6.4 Exit Selftest
Touching Exit Selftest finalizes the setup mode, switches to the operation mode and
shows the start menu.
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A.11.6.5 Touch Adjust
This function defines the dimension of the writing area of the touch panel. The first step
after selecting this function must be done very quickly to activate the adjustment
procedure.
Note: It is recommended to read first, then act. It is recommended to use for the
following adjustment steps an appropriate pen, e.g. as used with a PDA.
Touch the Touch Adjust button, then press and hold the touch panel. The first message
on the screen can be ignored.
After a short moment a blinking dot appears at the upper left corner of the touch panel and
the instruction Touch this blinking dot is displayed. Touch the blinking dot with the tip of
a suitable pen.
In the next step the instruction changes to the lower right corner. Repeat touching the
blinking dot in the lower right corner. After this, the touch panel returns to the Self Test 2
screen and the setup procedure is finished.
It is recommended to check the adjustment with the Touch Test function.
A.11.6.6 Touch Test
Touch Test is used to check the correct function of the touch panel.
Picture 19: Testing the touch panel
After selecting this function the display changes to a blank area.
By using an appropriate pen, e.g. as used with a PDA, write some symbols or lines on the
touch panel. While writing, check the correlation between the pen’s position and the
position of the signs that have been written.
If the difference is to large, repeat the adjustment as described in chapter A.11.6.5.
To return to the prior scr
een, touch the button
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A.11.6.7 Stitch Test
Picture 20: Stitch Test screen
Press the Stitch Test button to start the stitch test. This starts a program in which you can
see an automatically updated view of the stitching indicators for each camera. The
measurement will be executed continuously, once every second.
The cameras left and right are identified as the left and right cameras when looking at the
scanner from the operator’s view (i.e. from the front of the scanner). Each camera has a
set of two stitching coordinate boxes. A stitching coordinate box consists of four
quadrants.
Picture 20 shows a typical situation of the stitching indicator
s. That means, that all camera
settings are within the specified tolerances.
Ideally, the stitching indicators (the small dots inside the four-quadrant boxes) should be
positioned close to the center of the crosshairs.
If a stitching adjustment is necessary, it must be done by a trained technician.
A.11.6.8 EMV Test
This function is used for Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) tests.
After inserting a test document into the scanner, the scan sequence is repeated until the
button is pressed.
A.11.6.9 Shutdown Scanner
Switches the WideTEK 25 scanner off.
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