Kodak A-61097 User Manual

DIGITAL SCIENCETM and IMAGELINK

Scanners

A-61097

Part Number 4C8894

Installation Questionnaire Instructions

Mode Setup Instructions

1 Introduction

Installation Requirements

The KODAK DIGITAL SCIENCE™ Mode Setup Software 9000 has been developed to enable you to customize applications using the:

• KODAK DIGITAL SCIENCE Document Scanner 9500

• KODAK DIGITAL SCIENCE Scanner/Microimager 990

• KODAK IMAGELINK Microimager 70

• KODAK IMAGELINK Microimager 70 with Advanced Function Module

• KODAK IMAGELINK Scanner 900

• KODAK IMAGELINK Scanner 923, or

• KODAK IMAGELINK Scanner/Microimager 990.

The Mode Setup Software offers a user-friendly interface which allows you to perform an initial installation or modification of an existing setup.

The following sections describe the installation requirements, installation procedure, logon procedure, general information regarding use of the Mode Setup Software, the Installation Instructions and the Installation Questionnaire, and the logout procedure.

The following system and cabling requirements should be verified prior to attempting to use the Mode Setup Software.

The minimum system requirements include:

• IBM or IBM-compatible personal computer

• 640K RAM

• 1.2 MB hard disk space

• 720K 3 1/2" disk drive

• monochrome or color display

The cabling requirements include:

• 9-pin serial port adapter* or a 25-pin serial port adapter**

*Available through Kodak Parts Services using tool number TL-4219. ** Available through Businessland using part number 984956.

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Software Installation Procedure

Follow these steps to install the software:

1. Insert the Mode Setup Software diskette into the drive.

2. Type A:INSTALL next to the DOS prompt and press Return/Enter. If the disk drive on your unit is not designated as the A drive, substitute the correct drive designation in this command string.

Microimager IL70 * IL70 AFM

Scanner IL900 * IL923

Microimager/Scanner DS990 * Scanner DS9500

Mode Setup Software

Eastman Kodak Company

Press Any Key to Install, ESCAPE to Exit

3. Press any key.

Mode Setup Software

Directory Information

Drive To Install From: A Drive To Install To: C Directory To Be Installed To:

\SETUP

ESCAPE to Abort

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4. Enter the desired drive and directory designations and press Enter.

Directory Information

Drive To Install From: A Drive To Install To: C Directory To Be Installed To: \SETUP

ESCAPE to Abort

[Press ENTER to Accept, any other key to Edit]

5. Press Enter to continue the logon procedure. Press any other key to alter the drive and directory designations.

Mode Setup Software

Please Wait While Files Are Being Copied To Your

Destination Drive.

Use Existing Directory ([Y/N]?

Hit [N]o to Select New Directory

6. Enter an N to abort and designate a different directory. Enter a Y to continue, replacing the files within the designated directory.

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During the installation procedure, the following window will appear if you don’t have the files and buffers set correctly in the config.sys file:

Mode Setup Software

INSTALLING

Please Wait While Files

Are Being Copied ToYour

Destination Drive.

The CONFIG.SYS

File Needs To

Be Checked To Make

Sure That

BUFFERS=40 FILES=40

Next, the following windows will appear:

Mode Setup Software

INSTALLING

Please Wait While Files

Are Being Copied To Your

Destination Drive.

Mode Setup Software

INSTALLING

Please Wait

Copying File: setup.zip

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REGISTRATION

Please enter the name of the registered user below:

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Please Wait While Files

Are Being Copied To Your

Destination Drive.

FILE COPY COMPLETE

7. Type in user name. Press Return/Enter.

Type “setup” in c:\setup directory to start Mode Setup

8. Press any key to return to DOS.

9. Eject the Mode Setup Software diskette.

10. Type: cd setup. The SETUP directory is displayed.

11. Type: setup. This starts the program.

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Logon Procedure

3.30

MM-DD-YY

Microimager Models 30 & 70

Microimager Model 70/AFM

Scanner 900 & 923

Microimager/Scanner DS990

Scanner DS9500

After the installation procedure has been performed, follow these steps to log on to the Mode Setup Software:

1. Access DOS.

2. Change the directory to correspond to the directory designated during the installation procedure.

3. Type setup and press Return/Enter.

* EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY * * Model 30 *

* Model 70/AFM * Model 70 * * Model 900 * Model 923 * * Model DS990 * Model DS9500 *

This software is the property of

Eastman Kodak Company.

It is not to be sold or leased

in any form. Use by any other

individual is illegal and subject

to penalties under the copyright

Eastman Kodak Company

1989-1997

laws of the United States.

Connect via RS-232 Connect via Modem

Exit

Version

Release Date

4. Select Connect via RS-232 and press Return/Enter.

KODAK IMAGELINK (tm) / DIGITAL SCIENCE (tm)

1) Attach RS-232 Cable

2) Turn Operator Power Switch ON

3) Press “ENTER/RETURN” Key

Continue Exit

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5. Select Continue.

Using the Mode Setup Software

This section provides guidelines and conventions that will assist you in using the Mode Setup Software.

• There are two levels of definitions: Machine definitions, which apply to

Mainframe Configuration

Display Machine Accessories Machine ID Number

Display Language Measurement System Programmable Function Keys Date Format Time Format

Alarm Tone Doc Printer/Film Writer Msg DP-12 Print Template Fixed Field Delimiter

Set System Clock Version Numbers User COIN Port Protocol Custom Check Digit

OI Hardware Character Set Save Configuration to PC Load Configuration from PC Mode Configuration

End Session

MACHINE STATE

all modes; and Mode definitions, which apply to one mode.

• Each defined option requires you to select a displayed option or enter a value.

• If asked to select an option:

— Use the arrow keys to position the highlight cursor over the desired

option.

— Press the Return/Enter key.

• If asked to enter a value:

— Typically, the highlight cursor will appear over the input field, if it

does not, use the arrow keys to position the highlight cursor over the input field.

— Enter (type) the desired value, using the keyboard or numeric

keypad.

— Press the Return/Enter key.

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• Each window should contain an option entitled Previous Menu. Typically, you are returned to the previous menu after completing a definition. If you are not returned to the previous menu after completing a definition, or you want to return without altering the default or previously defined value, select the Previous Menu option:

— Use the arrow keys to position the highlight cursor over the Previous

Menu option or press the PAGEDOWN key to automatically position the highlight cursor over the Previous Menu option.

— Press the Return/Enter key.

• If you receive a message indicating that an accessory is not installed, press the Return/Enter key to continue. This message indicates that the option selected requires an accessory which is not physically installed and/or properly defined to the software. In either instance, contact your Kodak service representative to properly install and/or define the accessory.

• If you receive a message that indicates a selection is not available, press the Return/Enter key to continue. This message indicates that the option selected is not available in the mode selected, or is not available for the machine configuration.

Using the Mode Setup Software Questionnaire and Instructions

There are two pieces of documentation designed for use with the Mode Setup Software: the Installation Instructions, which provide information on how to install, access and use the software to define the available options; and the Installation Questionnaire, which provides a convenient form on which to record all of the machine and mode definitions.

The Installation Instructions describe all of the available options which can be defined using the Mode Setup Software.

NOTE: Not all options are available using a given machine configuration.

Hence, each definition is accompanied by a configuration key which indicates whether or not the option is available for each machine configuration. If you attempt to define an option which is not valid under your machine configuration, you will receive a message which indicates that the option is not available. Simply press the Return/Enter key to continue.

Follow the Installation Instructions in order to define all of the available options, recording each definition on the Installation Questionnaire form, found in chapter 4. The Installation Questionnaire form requires that you write your selections in the space provided. Due to space limitations, Appendix C: Recommended Questionnaire Entries contains recommended shorthand entries for the various options you may enter. This is provided so that there is consistency among users, making it easier for other users to decipher your selections.

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Logout Procedure

Once you have completed the installation, the following sequence of steps may be used to log out of the system.

From the Mode Configuration window:

1. Select Save & End Session if you wish to save all of the definitions or Don’t Save & End Session if you do not wish to save all of the definitions.

You will be returned to the Configuration window.

2. Select End Session from the Configuration window.

Mainframe Configuration

Display Machine Accessories Machine ID Number

Display Language Measurement System Programmable Function Keys

Date Format Time Format Alarm Tone Doc Printer/Film Writer Msg

DP-12 Print Template Fixed Field Delimiter Set System Clock Version Numbers

User COIN Port Protocol Custom Check Digit OI Hardware Character Set

Save Configuration to PC Load Configuration from PC Mode Configuration

End Session

Please confirm ending session

Continue Session End Session

MACHINE STATE

3. Select End Session to exit to DOS or Continue Session if you do not want to exit at this time.

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2 Machine Definitions

The following section lists the items on the Mainframe Configuration Menu that may be selected for definition.

Mainframe Configuration

Display Machine Accessories Machine ID Number Display Language

Measurement System Programmable Function Keys Date Format Time Format Alarm Tone

Doc Printer/Film Writer Msg DP-12 Print Template Fixed Field Delimiter Set System Clock Version Numbers User COIN Port Protocol

Custom Check Digit OI Hardware Character Set Save Configuration to PC Load Configuration from PC Mode Configuration

End Session

MACHINE STATE

The following list appears for each option. A black square indicates that the option is available on that machine. A white square indicates that the option is not available on that machine. An example is illustrated below:

■ Microimager 70 ❏ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

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Display Machine Accessories

This option displays the status of the various machine accessories and is for viewing only; no selections or entries are made.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Display Machine Accessories.

2. Press Return/Enter to close the Accessory Status window.

Mainframe Configuration

Display Machine Accessories Machine ID Number

Display Language Measurement System

Programmable Function Keys Date Format Time Format

Alarm Tone Doc Printer/Film Writer Msg DP-12 Print Template Fixed Field Delimiter

Set System Clock Version Numbers User COIN Port Protocol

Custom Check Digit OI Hardware Character Set Save Configuration to PC

Load Configuration from PC Mode Configuration

End Session

MACHINE STATE

Accessory

Endorser Check Stacker Image Marker

Film Writing Adv Doc Control Patch Head #1 Patch Head #2

Front BC Board Front DSA Rear BC Board

Rear DSA Print Controller Primary DP-1

Secondary DP-1 Doc Printer 12 OCR

Document Sorter

Status

Not Present Not Present Present

Present Present

Present Not Present

Not Present Present Not Present

Not Present

NOTE: On scanners 900, 923, and 9500, Image Marker and Film Writing

are not available. On a machine with DSA:

Patch Head #2 = N/A Front DSA = 990/923/IL70 Rear DSA = 990 D Only

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Machine ID Number

This option establishes a unique identification number for each unit in a multiple-unit installation. The default is 00.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Machine ID Number.

2. Enter a number from 00-99.

Mainframe Configuration

Display Machine Accessories Machine ID Number Display Language

Measurement System Programmable Function Keys Date Format

Time Format Alarm Tone Doc Printer/Film Writer Msg 5

DP-12 Print Template Fixed Field Delimiter Set System Clock

Version Numbers User COIN Port Protocol Custom Check Digit

OI Hardware Character Set Save Configuration to PC Load Configuration from PC

Mode Configuration End Session

MACHINE STATE

Enter machine id below 00 To Change: Enter Value

To Retain: Press Enter

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Display Language

This option defines the primary display language. The default is English.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Display Language.

2. Select the desired language option.

Mainframe Configuration

Display Machine Accessories Machine ID Number Display Language

Measurement System Programmable Function Keys Date Format

Time Format Alarm Tone Doc Printer/Film Writer Msg

DP-12 Print Template Fixed Field Delimiter Set System Clock

Version Numbers User COIN Port Protocol Custom Check Digit

OI Hardware Character Set Save Configuration to PC Load Configuration from PC

Mode Configuration End Session

MACHINE STATE

Language

English Other Language

Previous Menu

NOTE: Other Language should be selected only if a foreign language

prom has been installed. If selected, indicate which foreign language prom has been installed when filling in the Installation Questionnaire.

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Measurement System

This option defines the primary measurement system. English uses inches as the primary unit of measure. Metric uses millimetres as the primary unit of measure. The default is English.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Measurement System.

2. Select the desired unit of measurement.

Mainframe Configuration

Display Machine Accessories Machine ID Number Display Language

Measurement System Programmable Function Keys Date Format

Time Format Alarm Tone Doc Printer/Film Writer Msg

DP-12 Print Template Fixed Field Delimiter Set System Clock

Version Numbers User COIN Port Protocol Custom Check Digit

OI Hardware Character Set Save Configuration to PC Load Configuration from PC

Mode Configuration End Session

MACHINE STATE

Units

English Metric

Previous Menu

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Programmable Function Keys (P-Keys)

This option defines the functions performed by the programmable keys. Refer to Appendix B: Function Codes to determine which function codes and formats to use when programming the P-Keys.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Programmable Function Keys.

Mainframe Configuration

Display Machine Accessories Machine ID Number

Display Language Measurement System

Programmable Function Keys Date Format Time Format

Alarm Tone Doc Printer/Film Writer Msg DP-12 Print Template Fixed Field Delimiter

Set System Clock Version Numbers User COIN Port Protocol

Custom Check Digit OI Hardware Character Set Save Configuration to PC

Load Configuration from PC Mode Configuration

End Session

P1 P2

P3 P4

P5 P6 P7

P8 P9

P10

MACHINE STATE

DefinitionKey

Prev Previous Menu

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The default values are displayed in the Key Definition table. The following values apply only to the Scanner 9500.

DefinitionKey

f37

Calibrate

f98f38

Stop, End of Job

f01,01

Change to Mode 1

f01,02

Change to Mode 2

f01,03

Change to Mode 3

f01,04

Change to Mode 4

f01,05

Change to Mode 5

f01,06

Change to Mode 6

f01,07

Change to Mode 7

P10

ff01,08

Change to Mode 8

Previous Menu

The following values apply only to the Microimager 70 and Microimager 70/ AFM:

DefinitionKey

f04,2

Count only, toggle

f45

Print test

f09

Total document count

f08

Last Image Address

f33

Roll number

f30

Amount of film remaining

f44

Omit printing on next document only

f46

Print position

f07

Level 0

P10

f35

Cassette ID number

The following default values apply only to the Scanner 900/923.

DefinitionKey

f37

Calibrate

f98f38

Stop, End of Job

f01,01

Change to Mode 1

f01,02

Change to Mode 2

f01,03

Change to Mode 3

f01,04

Change to Mode 4

f01,05

Change to Mode 5

f01,06

Change to Mode 6

f01,07

Change to Mode 7

P10

ff01,08

Change to Mode 8

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The following default values apply only to the Scanner/Microimager 990:

P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 P8

P9 P10

f04,2

Count only, toggle

f45

Print test

f09

Total document count

f08

Last Image Address

f37

Calibrate

f30

Amount of film remaining

f44

Omit printing on next document only

f46

Print position

f07

Level 0

f98f38

Stop, End-of-Job

DefinitionKey

To enter a function code, type an f (lower case) followed by a two-digit code (i.e., f04). Any additional information, such as a zero (0) to disable a function, a one (1) to enable a function, or a two (2) to toggle a function, is entered by typing a comma (,) followed by the additional information (i.e., f04,1 enables counting only).

Multiple function codes are entered as a string of individual function codes with no spaces or delimiters in between (i.e., f98f38 stops the machine and then issues an end-of-job indicator).

When using a Microimager 70 without the Advanced Function Module installed, only two of the P-Keys are programmable: P5 and P10.

When using a Microimager 70 with the Advanced Function Module installed, Scanner 900, Scanner 923, Scanner/Microimager 990, or Scanner 9500, all P-Keys are programmable.

P-Keys are programmed using the following sequence of steps:

1. Select a P-Key (P1 – P10).

2. Press Return/Enter.

3. Enter the desired function. Repeat this sequence for each P-Key you wish to (re)program.

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Date Format

This option defines the date display format, both the date format and delimiter. Refer to Description 1: Date Format Samples for a description of the available formats. The default is mmddyy. The default delimiter is a slash (/).

❏ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Date Format.

2. Select a date format.

3. Select a date delimiter.

Mainframe Configuration

Display Machine Accessories Machine ID Number Display Language

Measurement System Programmable Function Keys Date Format

Time Format Alarm Tone Doc Printer/Film Writer Msg

DP-12 Print Template Fixed Field Delimiter Set System Clock

Version Numbers User COIN Port Protocol Custom Check Digit

OI Hardware Character Set Save Configuration to PC Load Configuration from PC

Mode Configuration End Session

MACHINE STATE

Date Format

mmddyy mmdd

ddmmmyy ddmmm

mmyy yddd yyddd

yymmdd ddmmyy mmmddyyyy

Date Delimiter

Slash

("/")

Dash

("-")

Period

(".")

Space

(" ")

No Delimiter Previous Menu

Example

12/25/92 12/25

25-DEC-92 25-DEC

12/92 2-359 92-359

92.12.25 25 12 92 DEC-25-1992

= [01-12]

mmm

= [JAN,FEB]

= [01-31]

ddd

= [001-366]

= [0-9]

= [00-99]

yyyy

= 1990-2000

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Description 1: Date Format Samples

Sample Date March 1, 1991 Slash Dash Period Space None

mmddyy 03/01/91 03/01/91 03.01.91 03 01 91 030191 mmdd 03/01 03-01 03.01 03 01 0301 ddmmmyy 01/MAR/91 01-MAR-91 01.MAR.91 01 MAR 91 01MAR91 ddmmm 01/MAR 01-MAR 01.MAR 01 MAR 01MAR mmyy 03/91 03-91 03.91 03 91 0391 yddd 1/060 1-060 1.060 1 060 1060 yyddd 91/060 91-060 91.060 91 060 91060 yymmdd 91/03/01 91-03-91 91.03.01 91 03 01 910301 ddmmyy 01/03/91 01-03-91 01.03.91 01 03 91 010391 mmmddyyyy MAR/01/1991 MAR-01-1991 MAR.01.1991 MAR 01 1991 MAR011991

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Time Format

This option defines the time display format. Refer to Description 2: Time Format Samples for a description of the available formats. The default is 12 hour with AM/PM.

❏ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Time Format.

2. Select a specific time format.

Mainframe Configuration

Display Machine Accessories Machine ID Number Display Language

Measurement System Programmable Function Keys Date Format

Time Format Alarm Tone Doc Printer/Film Writer Msg

DP-12 Print Template Fixed Field Delimiter Set System Clock

Version Numbers User COIN Port Protocol Custom Check Digit

OI Hardware Character Set Save Configuration to PC Load Configuration from PC

Mode Configuration End Session

12 Hour with AM/PM 12 Hour without AM/PM

24 Hour Previous Menu

Description 2: Time Format Samples

Time Format What Is Printed

12 hour with AM/PM 5:00 PM 12 hour without AM/PM 5:00

MACHINE STATE

Set Time Format

24 hour 17:00

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Alarm Tone

This option defines tone or pitch of the audible alarm. The default is High.

❏ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Alarm Tone.

2. Select the desired alarm tone pitch.

Mainframe Configuration

Display Machine Accessories Machine ID Number Display Language

Measurement System Programmable Function Keys Date Format

Time Format Alarm Tone Doc Printer/Film Writer Msg

DP-12 Print Template Fixed Field Delimiter Set System Clock

Version Numbers User COIN Port Protocol Custom Check Digit

OI Hardware Character Set Save Configuration to PC Load Configuration from PC

Mode Configuration End Session

MACHINE STATE

Alarm Tone

Low Tone High Tone

Previous Menu

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Document Printer/Film Writer Messages

This option defines messages that may be printed by a document printer or film writer.

❏ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Doc Printer/Film Writer Msg. Messages are limited to thirty-eight (38) characters for Document

Printer 1 and 2, and Film Writer, and 12 characters for the DP12, and can include any character that can be input from a standard keyboard (alphabetic, numeric, and special characters).

NOTE: Alphabetic characters are automatically converted to upper case.

Mainframe Configuration

Display Machine Accessories Machine ID Number

Display Language Measurement System

Programmable Function Keys Date Format Time Format

Alarm Tone Doc Printer/Film Writer Msg DP-12 Print Template Fixed Field Delimiter

Set System Clock Version Numbers User COIN Port Protocol

Custom Check Digit OI Hardware Character Set Save Configuration to PC

Load Configuration from PC Mode Configuration

End Session

MACHINE STATE

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Message 0 is predefined and cannot be changed. Messages 1 through 9 are programmable using the following sequence of

steps:

1. Select a message number.

2. Press Return/Enter.

3. Enter the desired message text.

4. Press Return/Enter.

Diagnostic Message - No Entry Allowed.

1 2

3 4

5 6 7

8 9

Prev Previous Menu

DefinitionMsg

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Print Template Setup

This option defines as many as ten (10) unique print templates. The template definitions are used when programming Document Printer

12 print definitions. The default print template is Print Template 1, which prints Full IA w/No Delimiters on Line 1.

❏ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select DP-12 Print Template.

2. Select a print template (1–10).

Mainframe Configuration

Display Machine Accessories Machine ID Number

Display Language Measurement System Programmable Function Keys

Date Format Time Format Alarm Tone Doc Printer/Film Writer Msg

DP-12 Print Template Fixed Field Delimiter Set System Clock Version Numbers

User COIN Port Protocol Custom Check Digit OI Hardware Character Set

Save Configuration to PC Load Configuration from PC Mode Configuration

End Session

MACHINE STATE

Print Templates Print Template 1 Print Template 2

Print Template 3 Print Template 4

Print Template 5 Print Template 6 Print Template 7 Print Template 8

Print Template 9 Print Template 10

Previous Menu

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1. Follow these steps for each line/item to be printed (maximum twelve per template):

a. Select the next available item number (or Item 1 if this is the first

item).

b. Enter a line number corresponding to the line number on the print

template master.

c. Select one or more of the print items listed (maximum three items

per line).

NOTE: Anything over 12 characters will be truncated.

Document Printer 12 Print Template #

Item Line Print Item

01 <IA-No Del>

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

11 12

Previous Menu

Print Items

Full IA w/ No Delimiter Full IA w/ FF Delimiter Fixed Field Only Indexed Fields Only

Current Field Level Number of Spaces to Indent Current Day Current Date Current Time

Roll Number Total Document Count Message 1 - 9 Check Digit

Nothing Printed Previous Menu

If Number Spaces to Indent is selected, you must select the desired number of spaces.

No # of Spaces (1..12)

TO CHANGE: Enter Value TO RETAIN: Press Enter

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If Check Digit is selected, the following window is displayed:

Document Printer 12 Print Template #

Item Line Print Item

01 <IA-No Del> <Message 1>

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12

Previous Menu

Check Digit

Mod 7A - IA Only Mod 11A - IA Only Mod 7B - IA Only Mod 7B - Full IA

Mod 10 - IA Only Mod 10 - Full IA Mod 11B - IA Only Mod 11B - Full IA

Custom - IA Only Custom - Full IA

Previous Menu

3. Select the desired check digit calculation. If an option that indicates IA Only is chosen, the level fields of the

Image Address will be printed; the Fixed Field will not be printed. If an option which indicates Full IA is chosen, the Fixed Field and Level fields of the Image Address will be printed.

NOTE: If Custom – IA Only or Custom – Full IA is chosen, the Check

Digit options must be defined.

If Message Number is selected, the following window is displayed:

Document Printer 12 Print Template #

Item Line Print Item

01 <IA-No Del> <Message 1> 2 3 4 5

6 7 8 9

10 11

Previous Menu

Message Number

Message Number 1 Message Number 2

Message Number 3

Message Number 4 Message Number 5 Message Number 6 Message Number 7

Message Number 8

Message Number 9 Previous Menu

4. Select the desired message number. The Document Printer 12 may print as many as twelve (12) lines per

document; each print line can be up to twelve (12) characters long and contain as many as three print items. The location of the twelve lines is defined in terms of a master template which is thirty-eight (38) lines high and twelve characters wide for the small font, and twenty-six (26) lines high and twelve (12) characters wide for the large font.

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The master template is designed to assist you in the placement of information printed by the Document Printer 12.

Follow these steps to use the master templates:

1. Obtain a sample of the customer’s document(s).

2. Determine the starting print position (how far from the leading edge of the document printed information should appear).

3. Draw a line on the sample document which corresponds to the starting print position.

4. Copy the master template onto a transparency.

5. Align the top (dotted) line of the master template with the line drawn on the sample document to achieve proper vertical placement.

6. Position the master template so that the window is aligned with the position of the Document Printer 12 in the transport to achieve proper horizontal placement.

The area in which printed information may appear should now be highlighted.

7. Identify the line numbers which correspond to the area(s) of the customer document where you want the printed information to appear. Use these line numbers when defining the print template(s).

NOTE: The placement of printed information will vary slightly due to a

number of factors, including document transport speed. Expect a variation of 0.125 inch between the print template and starting print position definitions and the location of actual printed information.

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Dotted line = Starting print position (distance from the leading edge of the document).

Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Line 4 Line 5 Line 6 Line 7 Line 8 Line 9 Line 10 Line 11 Line 12 Line 13 Line 14 Line 15 Line 16 Line 17 Line 18 Line 19 Line 20 Line 21 Line 22 Line 23 Line 24 Line 25 Line 26 Line 27 Line 28 Line 29 Line 30 Line 31 Line 32 Line 33 Line 34 Line 35 Line 36 Line 37 Line 38

(5.5 lines per inch)

Vertical placement on the document is dependent upon the position of the Document Printer 12 in the transport plate.

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Dotted line = Starting print position (distance from the leading edge of the document).

Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 Line 4 Line 5 Line 6 Line 7 Line 8 Line 9 Line 10 Line 11 Line 12 Line 13 Line 14 Line 15 Line 16 Line 17 Line 18 Line 19 Line 20 Line 21 Line 22 Line 23 Line 24 Line 25 Line 26

(4 lines per inch)

Vertical placement on the document is dependent upon the position of the Document Printer 12 in the transport plate.

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Kodak A-61097 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

1 Introduction

Installation Requirements

Software Installation Procedure

Logon Procedure

Using the Mode Setup Software

Using the Mode Setup Software Questionnaire and Instructions

Logout Procedure

2 Machine Definitions

Display Machine Accessories

Machine ID Number

Display Language

Measurement System

Programmable Function Keys (P-Keys)

Date Format

Time Format

Alarm Tone

Document Printer/Film Writer Messages

Print Template Setup