Kodak 4C8894, DIGITAL SCIENCE, IMAGELINK Installation Instructions Manual

DIGITAL SCIENCETM and
IMAGELINK

TM

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**

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

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

Copyright (c) 1989-1997

Eastman Kodak Company

All Rights Reserved

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

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

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Prev Previous Menu

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

DefinitionKey

P1

f37

Calibrate

P2

f98f38

Stop, End of Job

P3

f01,01

Change to Mode 1

P4

f01,02

Change to Mode 2

P5

f01,03

Change to Mode 3

P6

f01,04

Change to Mode 4

P7

f01,05

Change to Mode 5

P8

f01,06

Change to Mode 6

P9

f01,07

Change to Mode 7

P10

ff01,08

Change to Mode 8

Prev

Previous Menu

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

DefinitionKey

P1

f04,2

Count only, toggle

P2

f45

Print test

P3

f09

Total document count

P4

f08

Last Image Address

P5

f33

Roll number

P6

f30

Amount of film remaining

P7

f44

Omit printing on next document only

P8

f46

Print position

P9

f07

Level 0

P10

f35

Cassette ID number

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

DefinitionKey

P1

f37

Calibrate

P2

f98f38

Stop, End of Job

P3

f01,01

Change to Mode 1

P4

f01,02

Change to Mode 2

P5

f01,03

Change to Mode 3

P6

f01,04

Change to Mode 4

P7

f01,05

Change to Mode 5

P8

f01,06

Change to Mode 6

P9

f01,07

Change to Mode 7

P10

ff01,08

Change to Mode 8

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

mm

= [01-12]

mmm

= [JAN,FEB]

dd

= [01-31]

ddd

= [001-366]

y

= [0-9]

yy

= [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

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24 hour 17:00

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.

0

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

1

01 <IA-No Del>

2
3
4
5
6
7
8

9

10

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)

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TO CHANGE: Enter Value
TO RETAIN: Press Enter

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

Document Printer 12 Print Template #

Item Line Print Item

1

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

1

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

6
7
8
9

10
11

12

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

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(5.5 lines per inch)

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

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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Fixed Field Delimiter

This option defines the fixed field delimiter used in the Image Address
Display. The default is a Period (.).

NOTE: The Fixed Field Delimiter doesn’t appear on the display; it

appears when printing the Image Address.

❏ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Fixed Field Delimiter.

2. Select the desired Fixed Field delimiter.
NOTE: In order to print the Fixed Field Delimiter using Document Printer

12, the Image Address must be defined as having eleven (11)
digits maximum.

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

Fixed Field Delimiter

Slash
Dash
Period
Space

Back-Slash
Previous Menu

("/")
("-")
(".")
(" ")

("\")

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Set System Clock

This option sets the system clock.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Set System Clock.

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

Set System Clock

Set Month
Set Day
Set Year

Set Hour
Set Minute

Terminal Time
Previous Menu

11-10-1992

Date

Time

01:40

If the computer being used to program the unit has its own internal clock:

2. Select Terminal Time to download the time and date.

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

Set System Clock

Set Month
Set Day

Set Year
Set Hour

Set Minute
Terminal Time
Previous Menu

11-10-1992

Yes No

Date

Time

01:40

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3. Verify that the terminal time should be downloaded by selecting Yes;
or to cancel the download, select No.

If the computer being used to program the unit does not have an internal
clock or the internal clock is not accurate:

4. Select the time or date component you wish to define (month, day,
year, hour or minute).

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

5. Enter a value for the component selected.

MACHINE STATE

Set System Clock

Set Month
Set Day

Set Year
Set Hour
Set Minute

Terminal Time
Previous Menu

Enter a new month below
11
To Change: Enter Value

To Retain: Press Enter

Date

11-10-1992

Time

01:40

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Version Numbers

This option displays the current software version(s) installed in the
machine 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 Version Numbers.

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

Version #

AEC
BARCO
FDS
MCP

OI
PATCH
DPC
OCR

SCSI
U CAS

L CAS
LAPTOP

: 03.36
: 04.05
: 07.02
: 08.08

: 07.01
: 02.11
: 07.04
: 00.00

: 08.06
: 01.00

: 00.00
: 02.35

2. Press Return/Enter to close the Version # window.
NOTE: The following options are not available on scanners 900, 923, and

9500:
AEC: n/a
FDS: n/a
U CAS: n/a
L CAS: n/a

NOTE: On the Microimager 70:

SCSI: n/a
OCR: n/a

NOTE: On the Microimager 70/AFM:

SCSI: n/a

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User COIN Port Protocol

This option enables or disables the user COIN port for communication
protocols associated with OCR data, Document Scanning Array / Bar
Code Reader, or Customer specified. The default value is Disabled.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select User COIN Port Protocol.

2. Select the desired User COIN Port protocol.

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

User COIN Port Protocol

Disabled
Bar Code/KDIS Protocol

User-Defined KDIS Format
OCR Data Protocol
User-Defined Protocol

Previous Menu

Bar Code/KDIS Protocol should be selected when using the Bar Code
Accessory. This communications protocol does not call for handshaking
between the Microimager 70, Scanner 900, Scanner 923, Scanner 9500,
or Scanner/Microimager 990 and the host system.

OCR Data Protocol should be selected when using the OCR accessory.
This communications protocol calls for handshaking between the
Microimager 70, Scanner 900, Scanner 923, or Scanner/Microimager 990
and the host system.

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If User-Defined Protocol is selected, the following window will be
displayed:

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

User COIN Port Config

Baud Rate
Parity Bit
Char. Length

Handshaking
Update FF

Previous Menu

User COIN Port Protocol

Disabled
Bar Code/KDIS Protocol

User-Defined KDIS Format
OCR Data Protocol
User-Defined Protocol
Previous Menu

9600
None
8 Bits

None
Update

Enter the required configuration information by selecting each of the
configuration options in turn and entering the appropriate values:

3. Select Baud Rate.

4. Select the desired baud rate.

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

User COIN Port Config

Baud Rate
Parity Bit

Char. Length
Handshaking
Update FF

Previous Menu

Baud Rate

300

600
1200
2400

4800
9600

19.2

Previous Menu

9600
None

8 Bits
None
Update

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5. Select Parity Bit.

6. Select the desired parity.

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

7. Select Char. Length.

8. Select the desired character length.

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

User COIN Port Config

Baud Rate
Parity Bit

Char. Length
Handshaking
Update FF

Previous Menu

Parity

No Parity
Odd Parity

Even Parity
Previous Menu

MACHINE STATE

User COIN Port Config

Baud Rate
Parity Bit

Char. Length
Handshaking
Update FF

Previous Menu

Char Length

7 Bits
8 Bits

Previous Menu

9600
None

8 Bits
None
Update

9600
None

8 Bits
None
Update

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9. Select Handshaking.

10. Select the handshaking protocol.

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

11. Select Update F.F.

12. Select Fixed Field option.

Update Fixed Field

MACHINE STATE

User COIN Port Config

Baud Rate
Parity Bit
Char. Length

Handshaking
Update FF

Previous Menu

Handshaking

None

CTS/RTS

Previous Menu

9600
None
8 Bits

None
Update

Don’t Update FF

Update Fixed Field

Previous Menu

13. Select Previous Menu to close the User COIN Port Config window.

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Custom Check Digit

This option determines the check digit algorithm to be used when a
custom check digit is calculated.

NOTE: If a standard check digit algorithm is desired, specify the desired

algorithm during Image Address print definitions within each mode
setup.

❏ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Custom Check Digit.

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 check digit is used to ensure the integrity of the Image Address.
All parameters in the algorithm are user-definable, offering a high degree

of flexibility.
During filming and/or scanning, the microfilmer or scanner assigns each

document an Image Address. The Image Address is used to compute the
check digit. The check digit then becomes the rightmost digit of the Image
Address (therefore, the Image Address must be defined as having a
maximum of eleven (11) characters).

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NOTE: Because only one position is reserved, the check digit defaults to

zero when the following conditions occur:

• The Lookup Table is used and the check digit is greater than
ten (10).

• The Lookup Table is not used and the check digit is greater
than nine (9).

Custom Check Digit Definition

Custom Check Digit Formula

Check Digit = Constant 2 -

Attributes
Constant 1
Constant 2
Divisor

Left/Right
LUT Status
Lookup Table

Help
Previous Menu

[Sum of IA Digits * Attributes] + Constant 1

Divisor

Current ValueParameter

46231546231
00
00
07

Right
No
abcdefghijk

The parameters displayed in the Custom Check Digit Definition window
must be defined.

The following section contains an explanation of each field:

• Constant 2—A constant value in the range 0 through 99.

• IA Digits—The digits comprising the Image Address. The Image

Address may contain a fixed field as many as three level fields. The
Image Address cannot exceed 11 data characters when accompanied
by a check digit; the check digit occupies one character position.

• Attributes—These are position weights for digits in the Image Address.
A zero-value attribute causes the associated Image Address digit to be
excluded from the check digit calculation. Each digit in the Image
Address is multiplied by its attribute and summed. For example, if the
Image Address is 1202.14.342.12 and you wish to calculate a check
digit that excludes the fixed field (1202), the attributes (using Table 1)
would be 00001546231.

Table 1: Default Image Address Attributes

C10 c9 c8 c7 c6 c5 c4 c3 c2 c1 c0

4 6 2 3 1 5 4 6 2 3 1

NOTE: The “c” in Table 1 refers to the character position.

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• Constant1—A constant value in the range 0 through 99.

• Divisor—a constant value between 0 and 99.

NOTE: The divisor is not used if value specified is zero (0).
In addition to the parameters in the equation, there are other user defined

parameters which affect check digit processing:

• Left/Right specifier (also referred to as L/R of Decimal)—Indicates the
location of the check digit in relation to the decimal point in the
calculation results. This rule is applied to the ([Sum of IA Digits *
Attributes] = Constant 1)/Divisor portion of the calculation. If Left is
specified, the check digit is the digit immediately to the left of the
decimal point; if Right is specified, the digit immediately to the right of
the decimal point is the check digit. For example: If the calculation
produces the number 123.45 and Right is the designated Left/Right
parameter, then 4 is used.

The following are exceptions to the Left/Right specifier rule:

— If Constant2 is not zero, and the Left/Right specifier is Left, the

check digit equals the difference between Constant2 and the first
digit to the left of the decimal point. If Constant2 is zero, the first
digit to the left of the decimal point becomes the check digit.

— If Constant2 is not zero and the Left/Right specifier is Right, the

check digit equals the difference between Constant2 and the first
digit to the right of the decimal. If Constant2 is zero, the first digit to
the right of the decimal point becomes the check digit.

• LUT (Lookup Table) Status—If Yes, the final check digit calculated is
used as an index into a lookup table. If No is specified, the lookup table
is ignored.

• Lookup table—A table of check digit values (refer to Table 2).

Table 2: Default Lookup Table values

C10 c9 c8 c7 c6 c5 c4 c3 c2 c1 c0

a b c d e f g h i j k

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Sample check digit calculation #1

Assume the following:
Image Address = 123.45.678.912
Attributes = 46231546231
Constant 1 = 7
Constant 2 = 10
Divisor = 11
Left/Right = Right
LUT Status = No/off
Lookup Table = abcdefghijk

Then the check digit calculation would be:

1. Set up the equation:
Check Digit = 10 - [Calculation 1] + 7
Calculation 1 =(2 x 1) + (1 x 3) + (9 x 2) + (8 x 6) + (7 x 4) + (6 x 5) +

(5 x 1) + (4 x 3) + (3 x 2) + (2 x 6) + (1 x 4)

2. Calculate the value of the fraction:
168 + 7 = 15.91

3. Apply the Left/Right parameter:

15.91 = 5 if Left is specified

15.91 = 9 if Right is specified
In this example, 9 isused.

4. Complete the calculation:
10 - 9 = 1
In this example, 1 is the check digit. The Image Address printed by the

Document Printer would be: 123.45.678.9121

NOTE: Because only one position is reserved, the check digit defaults to

zero when the following conditions occur:

• The Lookup Table is used and the check digit is greater than
ten (10).

• The Lookup Table is not used and the check digit is greater
than nine (9).

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Sample check digit calculation #2

Assume the following:
Image Address = 123.45.678.912
Attributes = 46231546231
Constant 1 = 7
Constant 2 = 10
Divisor = 11
Left/Right = Right
LUT Status = Yes/on
Lookup Table = abcdefghijk

Then the check digit calculation would be:

1. Set up the equation:
Check Digit = 10 - [Calculation 1] + 7
Calculation 1 =(2 x 1) + (1 x 3) + (9 x 2) + (8 x 6) + (7 x 4) + (6 x 5) +

(5 x 1) + (4 x 3) + (3 x 2) + (2 x 6) + (1 x 4)

2. Calculate the value of the fraction:
168 + 7 = 15.91

3. Apply the Left/Right parameter:

15.91 = 5 if Left is specified

15.91 = 9 if Right is specified
In this example, 9 is used.

4. Complete the calculation:
10 - 9 = 1

5. Apply the Lookup Table values:
1 cross references to B
In this example, 1 is the check digit. The Image Address printed by the

Document Printer would be: 123.45.678.912B.

NOTE: Because only one position is reserved, the check digit defaults to

zero when the following conditions occur:

• The Lookup Table is used and the check digit is greater than
ten (10).

• The Lookup Table is not used and the check digit is greater
than nine (9).

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To program a custom check digit algorithm, use the following sequence of
steps:

1. Select the Attributes parameter for definition.

2. Enter the desired attribute values.

Custom Check Digit Definition

Custom Check Digit Formula

Check Digit = Constant 2 -

Attributes

Constant 1

Constant 2
Divisor
Left/Right
LUT Status
Lookup Table

Help
Previous Menu

[Sum of IA Digits * Attributes] + Constant 1

Divisor

Current ValueParameter

46231546231

00
00

07

Right
No
abcdefghijk

Enter attribute values.
Req’d entry 11 digits.

46231546231
To Change: Enter Value

To Retain: Press Enter

3. Select the Constant1 parameter for definition.

4. Enter a value between 00 – 99.

Custom Check Digit Definition

Custom Check Digit Formula

Check Digit = Constant 2 -

Attributes

Constant 1

Constant 2

Divisor

Left/Right
LUT Status
Lookup Table

Help
Previous Menu

[Sum of IA Digits * Attributes] + Constant 1

Divisor

Current ValueParameter

46231546231

00

00
07

Right

No
abcdefghijk

Enter constant #1.
Req’d entry 2 digits.

00
To Change: Enter Value

To Retain: Press Enter

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5. Select the Constant2 parameter for definition.

6. Enter a value between 00 – 99.

Custom Check Digit Definition

Custom Check Digit Formula

Check Digit = Constant 2 -

Attributes

Constant 1

Constant 2
Divisor
Left/Right
LUT Status
Lookup Table

Help
Previous Menu

[Sum of IA Digits * Attributes] + Constant 1

Divisor

Current ValueParameter

46231546231
00

00
07
Right
No
abcdefghijk

7. Select the Divisor parameter for definition.

8. Enter a value between 00 – 99.

Custom Check Digit Definition

Custom Check Digit Formula

Check Digit = Constant 2 -

[Sum of IA Digits * Attributes] + Constant 1

Divisor

Enter constant #2.
Req’d entry 2 digits.

00
To Change: Enter Value

To Retain: Press Enter

Attributes

Constant 1
Constant 2
Divisor

Left/Right
LUT Status
Lookup Table

Help
Previous Menu

Current ValueParameter

46231546231
00
00
07

Right
No
abcdefghijk

Enter divisor.
Req’d entry 2 digits.

07
To Change: Enter Value

To Retain: Press Enter

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9. Select the Left/Right parameter for definition.

10. Select the digit to be used during calculation of the check digit.

Custom Check Digit Definition

Custom Check Digit Formula

Check Digit = Constant 2 -

Attributes

Constant 1
Constant 2
Divisor

Left/Right
LUT Status
Lookup Table

Help
Previous Menu

[Sum of IA Digits * Attributes] + Constant 1

Divisor

Current ValueParameter

46231546231
00
00

07

Right
No
abcdefghijk

Start Formula at:

Left of Decimal Pt
Right of Decimal Pt

Previous Menu

11. Select the LUT Status parameter for definition.

12. Select the desired option depending upon whether or not a lookup
table will be used.

Custom Check Digit Definition

Custom Check Digit Formula

Custom Check Digit Formula

Check Digit = Constant 2 -

Attributes

Constant 1

Constant 2

Divisor

Left/Right
LUT Status
Lookup Table

Help
Previous Menu

[Sum of IA Digits * Attributes] + Constant 1

Divisor

Current ValueParameter

46231546231

00

00
07

Right
No
abcdefghijk

Lookup Table Status

Don’t use Lookup Table
Use Lookup Table

Previous Menu

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13. Select the Lookup Table parameter for definition.

14. Enter the desired lookup table values.

Custom Check Digit Definition

Custom Check Digit Formula

Check Digit = Constant 2 -

Attributes
Constant 1

Constant 2
Divisor
Left/Right
LUT Status
Lookup Table

Help
Previous Menu

[Sum of IA Digits * Attributes] + Constant 1

Divisor

Current ValueParameter

46231546231
00

00
07

Right
No
abcdefghijk

Enter lookup table.

Req’d entry 11 digits.

abcdefghijk
To Change: Enter Value

To Retain: Press Enter

Custom Check Digit Configuration Help

Parameters Explanation
Attributes These are position weights for digit in the IA. A zero-

value attribute causes the associated IA digit to be
excluded from the check digit calculation. Each digit in

the IA is multiplied by its attribute and summed.
Constant 1 A constant in the range 00–99.
Constant 2 A constant in the range 00–99.
Divisor A constant in the range 00–99. Not used if value is

zero.
Left/Right Indicates the location of the check digit in relation to

the decimal point in the calculation results. If left is

specified, the check digit is immediately to the left of

the decimal point and vice versa.
LUT Status If Yes, the final check digit calculated is used as an

index into a lookup table. If No, the lookup table is

ignored.
Lookup Table A table of check digit values.

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OI Hardware Character Set

This option defines non-English character sets which may be used by the
Operator Interface, Document Printers and the Film Writer. English
characters are contained in both sets. The default OI character set is
Anglo/Japanese.

❏ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select OI Hardware Character Set.

2. Enter the desired printer font option.
NOTE: The proper hardware display module must be installed.

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

1. Check the character display on

2. Select the character set based

Instructions

the bottom line of the OI.
on the character.

Chracter Set
– Anglo/Japanese
ë Anglo/European

Printer Font
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Save Configuration to PC

This option is used to download a configuration file from the scanner or
microfilmer onto diskette. This is useful in creating configuration files
which may be transported to other units (see the Load Config from PC
option). This is also used to create backup files. This option should be
performed any time an installation or setup change is completed.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Save Configuration to PC.

2. Enter a file name (up to 8 characters long – no special characters
allowed).

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

3. Select Complete Configuration.

Please select which machine
variables you wish to load from

IMAGELINK to the Laptop.

MACHINE STATE

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Mode Parameters/Templates/
Messages

Complete Configuration

Load Configuration from PC

This option is used to upload a configuration file from diskette to the
scanner or microfilmer.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Load Configuration from PC.

2. Enter a file name to upload.

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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3 Selecting the Mode Configuration Window

This section lists the Mode Definitions for the Scanner/Microimager.
Follow these steps to select the Mode Definition screen.

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

1. Select Mode Configuration.

The following window will be displayed:

Mode Configuration
Define Mode 1

Define Mode 2
Define Mode 3

Define Mode 4

Define Mode 5

Define Mode 6
Define Mode 7

Define Mode 8
Define Mode 9
Define Mode 10

Define Mode 11

Define Mode 12

Define Mode 13
Define Mode 14

Define Mode 15

Define Mode 16
Define Mode 17

Define Mode 18

Mode to Mode Copy
End Session

Previous Menu

MACHINE STATE

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2. Select a mode to be defined.
The Mode Configuration window will be displayed, with the Mode

Number you selected for definition displayed at the top.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10

3 Lvl
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Auto

Duplex
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1 Roll

Comic

Off
Off

Off
Xport

Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format

IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

Level Rules
Batching
AEC Mode

Film Mode
Reduction Ratio

# of Cassettes
Film Writer

Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor

Skew Monitor
Check Stacker
Endorser

Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released

Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition
Bar Code

Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control

Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1

Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter

Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef

Off
Off

Off
Lvl 2
On

N N N
Off
On

Disply
Off
Off

Off
Off
No Sav

F

This window provides access to all of the mode definition parameters.
NOTE: The following options are not available on scanners 900, 923, and

9500:

AEC Mode
Film Mode
Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes
Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code
Film Definition = NoF

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Mode Definitions

The following section lists the items on the Mode Configuration Menu that
may be selected for definition. Unavailable machine types are indicated by
hollow boxes.

Mode Name

This option defines the mode name.

❏ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Mode Name.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl

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None

Auto
Duplex

?????
1 Roll
Comic

Off

Off

Off

Xport

Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format

IA Display Format
IA Field Widths
Level Rules

Batching
AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes
Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor

Skew Monitor
Check Stacker

Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released

Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2

Patch Definition
Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status
COIN User Channel
Printer Control

Primary DP-1

Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter

Mode Overrides

Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef

Off
Off
Off

Lvl 2

Off

N N N

Off

On

Disply

Off

Off

Off
Off

No Sav
F

Enter Mode Name
MODE10

2. Enter a ten (10) character (maximum) alphanumeric name.

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Index Format

This mode defines the index format used by the application mode. Refer
to Description 3: Index Formats for a description of the index formats.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

When using a Microimager 70 without the Advanced Function Module
installed, only the index format for Mode 8 and Mode 9 may be defined;
the index format is predefined and unalterable in Mode 1 through Mode 7.
The predefined values are:

• Mode 1—Single Level

• Mode 2—Two Level Offset

• Mode 3—Two Level

• Mode 4—Three Level Offset

• Mode 5—Three Level

• Mode 6—Two Level

• Mode 7—Two Level Offset

When using a Microimager with the Advanced Function Module installed,
Scanner 900, Scanner 923, Scanner 9500, or Scanner/Microimager 990,
the index format for all modes may be defined.

1. Select Index Format.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10

3 Lvl
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Auto

Duplex
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1 Roll

Comic

Off
Off

Off
Xport

Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format

IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

Level Rules
Batching
AEC Mode

Film Mode
Reduction Ratio

# of Cassettes
Film Writer

Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor

Skew Monitor
Check Stacker
Endorser

Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released

Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition
Bar Code

Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control

Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1

Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter

Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef

Off
Off

Off
Lvl 2
Off

N N N
Off
On

Disply
Off
Off

Off
Off
No Sav

F

Index Format

Single Level
Two Level
Three Level

Two Level Offset
Three Level Offset

Previous Menu

2. Select the desired index format option.
NOTE: If you intend to link the current mode with another mode, the index

format chosen for both modes must be the same.

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Description 3: Index Formats

There are five Index Format options available:

Single Level

(Level 1)

IA 1

(Level 1)

IA 2

(Level 1)

IA 3

IA 4

(Level 1)

Whenever a small image mark is placed next to a document and/or a document is assigned Level 1, the Image
Address field associated with Level 1 (Field A) is incremented.

Two Level

IA 1.0 IA 1.1 IA 1.2 IA 2.0

(Level 2) (Level 1) (Level 1) (Level 2)

Whenever a medium image mark is placed next to a document and/or the document is assigned Level 2, the
Image Address field associated with Level 2 (Field B) is incremented and the field associated with Level 1
(Field A) is set to zero.

Whenever a small image mark is placed next to a document and/or a document is assigned Level 1, the Image
Address field associated with Level 2 (Field B) is unchanged and the field associated with Level 1 (Field A) is
incremented.

Two Level Offset

IA 1 IA 1 IA 1 IA 2

(Level 2) (Level 1) (Level 1) (Level 2)

Whenever a medium image mark is placed next to a document and/or a document is assigned Level 2, the
Image Address field associated with Level 2 (Field B) is incremented.

Whenever a small image mark is placed next to a document and/or a document is assigned Level 1, the Image
Address is unchanged.

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Description 3: Index Formats (continued)

Three Level

IA 1.0.0 IA 1.1.0 IA 1.1.1 IA 2.0.0

(Level 3) (Level 2) (Level 1) (Level 3)

Whenever a large image mark is placed next to a document and/or a document is assigned Level 3, the Image
Address field associated with Level 3 (Field C) is incremented and the fields associated with Level 2 (Field B)
and Level 1 (Field A) are set to zero.

Whenever a medium image mark is placed next to a document and/or a document is assigned Level 2, the
Image Address Field associated with Level 3 (Field C) is unchanged, the field associated with Level 2 (Field B)
is incremented, and the field associated with Level 1 (Field A) is set to zero.

Whenever a small image mark is placed next to a document and/or a document is assigned Level 1, the Image
Address fields associated with Level 3 (Field C) and Level 2 (Field B) are unchanged, and the field associated
with Level 1 (Field A) is incremented.

Three Level Offset

IA 1.0 IA 1.1 IA 1.1 IA 2.0

(Level 3) (Level 2) (Level 1) (Level 3)

Whenever a large image mark is placed next to a document and/or a document is assigned Level 3, the Image
Address field associated with Level 3 (Field C) is incremented and the field associated with Level 2 (Field B) is
set to zero.

Whenever a medium image mark is placed next to a document and/or a document is assigned Level 2, the
Image Address field associated with Level 3 (Field C) is unchanged, and the field associated with Level 2 (Field
B) is incremented.

Whenever a small image mark is placed next to a document and/or a document is assigned Level 1, the Image
Address is unchanged.

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Image Address Display Format

This mode defines the format of the Image Address display which appears
on the control panel. The default is Suppress.

❏ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select IA Display Format.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
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Auto
Duplex
?????

1 Roll

Comic

Off

Off

Off
Xport

Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format

IA Display Format

IA Field Widths
Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode
Film Mode
Reduction Ratio

# of Cassettes
Film Writer

Image Mgmt Code
Length Monitor
Skew Monitor

Check Stacker

Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released

Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status

COIN User Channel
Printer Control

Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides

Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

2. Select the desired format option.

Undef
Undef

Off
Off

Off
Lvl 2

Off

N N N

Off
On

Disply
Off

Off
Off

Off
No Sav

F

Examples of Formats
Display:
Compress:

Suppress:

Display Leading Zeros
Compress Leading Zeros

Suppress Leading Zeros
Previous Menu

001.002.003.004

001.2.3.4

001.002.003.004

IA Display Format

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Image Address Field Widths

This mode defines the Image Address field widths.
Refer to Description 4: Image Address Fields for a description of proper
field definitions.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

When using a Microimager 70 without the Advanced Function Module
installed, only the Image Address field widths for Mode 8 and Mode 9 may
be defined; the field widths are predefined and unalterable in Mode 1
through Mode 7. The predefined values are:

• Mode 1 – Fixed Field (6)
Field C – Level 3 (0)
Field B – Level 2 (0)
Field A – Level 1 (6)

• Mode 2 – Fixed Field (6)
Field C – Level 3 (0)
Field B – Level 2 (6)
Field A – Level 1 (0)

• Mode 3 – Fixed Field (6)
Field C – Level 3 (0)
Field B – Level 2 (3)
Field A – Level 1 (3)

• Mode 4 – Fixed Field (6)
Field C – Level 3 (3)
Field B – Level 2 (3)
Field A – Level 1 (0)

• Mode 5 – Fixed Field (4)
Field C – Level 3 (2)
Field B – Level 2 (3)
Field A – Level 1 (3)

• Mode 6 – Fixed Field (6)
Field C – Level 3 (0)
Field B – Level 2 (4)
Field A – Level 1 (2)

• Mode 7 – Fixed Field (6)
Field C – Level 3 (0)
Field B – Level 2 (6)
Field A – Level 1 (0)

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When using a Microimager with the Advanced Function Module installed,
Scanner 900, Scanner 923, Scanner 9500, or Scanner/Microimager 990,
the Image Address Field widths for all modes may be defined.

NOTE: A field width definition for all fields (Field A – Level 1, Field B –

Level 2, Field C – Level 3, and Fixed Field ) must be specified.

1. Select IA Field Widths.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
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Auto
Duplex
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1 Roll

Comic
Off

Off

Off

Xport

Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths
Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode

Film Mode

Reduction Ratio

# of Cassettes
Film Writer

Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor
Skew Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed

Ftswitch Released

Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2

Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

2. Select the field to be defined.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
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Auto
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?????

1 Roll
Comic
Off

Off

Off
Xport
Off

IA Display Format
Level Rules

Batching

Skew Monitor

Not Used

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format

IA Field Widths

AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes
Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor
Check Stacker

Endorser

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition
Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status
COIN User Channel
Printer Control
Primary DP-1

Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter
Mode Overrides

Film Definition

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2

Off

N N N

Off

On

Disply
Off

Off

Off

Off

No Sav
F

Undef
Undef
Off

Off
Off

Lvl 2
Off

N N N

Off
On

Disply

Off
Off

Off
Off

No Sav
F

Field Num
Fixed Field
Field A

Field B

Field C

Previous Menu

Field Num

Fixed Field
Field A

Field B

Field C
Previous Menu

Save & End Session

Previous Menu

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Enter Field Width

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3. Select the desired field width for the specified field.
NOTE: If you intend to link the current mode with another mode, the field

width definitions for both modes must be the same.

If you change the field widths a message appears:
To avoid E205 errors at powerup, first save mode programming,
then enter a new IA for mode.

4. Press Enter.

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Description 4: Image Address Fields

An Image Address is a unique identifier assigned to each individual document by the Microimager 70, Scanner
900, Scanner 923, Scanner 9500, or Scanner/Microimager 990.

An Image Address may contain up to 15 characters, consisting of a maximum of 12 digits
Description 4: Image Address Fields.

An Image Address is a unique identifier assigned to each individual document by the Microimager 70, Scanner
900, Scanner 923, Scanner 9500, or Scanner/Microimager 990.

An Image Address may contain up to 15 characters, consisting of a maximum of 12 digits and a maximum of 3
delimiters.

Four fields must be defined:
Field A represents Level 1. Its value is incremented when a small image mark is placed next to a document

and/or a document is assigned Level 1.
Field B represents Level 2. Its value is incremented when a medium image mark is placed next to a document

and/or a document is assigned Level 2.
Field C represents Level 3. Its value is incremented when a large image mark is placed next to a document

and/or a document is assigned Level 3.
Fixed Field contains fixed information; typically, the date.
Example:

0 3 0 1 . 0 2 . 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 where: Field A contains 000

Field B contains 001
Field C contains 02
Fixed Field contains 0301

The Image Address field lengths are dependent upon the Index Format chosen earlier:

• Single Level
Field A is defined as having a field length greater than zero (1 – 9)
Field B is defined as having a field length of zero (0)
Field C is defined as having a field length of zero (0)
Fixed Field may be defined, if desired (0 – 9)

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Description 4: Image Address Fields (continued)

• Two Level
Field A is defined as having a field length greater than zero (1 – 9)
Field B is defined as having a field length greater than zero (1 – 9)
Field C is defined as having a field length of zero (0)
Fixed Field may be defined, if desired (0 – 9)

• Two Level Offset
Field A is defined as having a field length of zero (0)
Field B is defined as having a field length greater than zero (1 – 9)
Field C is defined as having a field length of zero (0)
Fixed Field may be defined, if desired (0 – 9)

• Three Level
Field A is defined as having a field length greater than zero (1 –9)
Field B is defined as having a field length greater than zero (1 – 9)
Field C is defined as having a field length greater than zero (1 – 9)
Fixed Field may be defined, if desired (0 – 9)

• Three Level Offset
Field A is defined as having a field length greater than zero (1 –9)
Field B is defined as having a field length greater than zero (1 – 9)
Field C is defined as having a field length greater than zero (1 – 9)
Fixed Field may be defined, if desired (0 – 9)

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Level Rules

This mode defines the level of a document based upon the level of the
previous document. These definitions are used as defaults when the
document level is not determined by another method (i.e., Footswitch,
P-Key, Level Key, etc.)

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

When using a Microimager 70 without the Advanced Function Module
installed, only the level rules for Mode 8 and Mode 9 may be defined; the
level rules are predefined and unalterable in Mode 1 – Mode 7. The
predefined values are:

• Mode 1 – Level 0 followed by Level 1
Level 1 followed by Level 1
Level 2 followed by no level
Level 3 followed by no level

• Mode 2 – Level 0 followed by Level 2
Level 1 followed by Level 1
Level 2 followed by Level 2
Level 3 followed by no level

• Mode 3 – Level 0 followed by Level 2
Level 1 followed by Level 1
Level 2 followed by Level 2
Level 3 followed by no level

• Mode 4 – Level 0 followed by Level 3
Level 1 followed by Level 1
Level 2 followed by Level 2
Level 3 followed by Level 2

• Mode 5 – Level 0 followed by Level 2
Level 1 followed by Level 1
Level 2 followed by Level 1
Level 3 followed by Level 2

• Mode 6 – Level 0 followed by Level 2
Level 1 followed by Level 2
Level 2 followed by no level
Level 3 followed by no level

• Mode 7 – Level 0 followed by Level 2
Level 1 followed by Level 2
Level 2 followed by Level 2
Level 3 followed by no level

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When using a Microimager with the Advanced Function Module installed,
Scanner 900, Scanner 923, Scanner 9500, or Scanner/Microimager 990,
the level rules for all modes may be defined.

1. Select Level Rules.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
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Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off
Off

Off

Xport
Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name

Index Format

IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes

Film Writer

Image Mgmt Code
Length Monitor

Skew Monitor
Check Stacker

Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control

Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1

Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter

Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2
Off

N N N
Off
On

Disply
Off

Off
Off

Off

No Sav

F

2. Select the level to be assigned a following level.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
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Auto

Duplex
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1 Roll
Comic
Off

Off

Off

Xport
Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes
Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor

Skew Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition
Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status
COIN User Channel
Printer Control
Primary DP-1

Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off
Off

Lvl 2
Off

N N N

Off
On

Disply

Off
Off

Off
Off

No Sav
F

Field

Level 0

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Previous Menu

Field

Level 0
Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Previous Menu

Follow Field #

Level 0
Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Previous Menu

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3. Select the level to follow the specified level.

Batching

This mode defines the number of documents of a specified level to
process prior to performing a predefined action.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Batching.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
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Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll
Comic
Off

Off

Off
Xport
Off

Level Rules
Batching

Skew Monitor

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes
Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor
Check Stacker

Endorser
Not Used

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition
Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status
COIN User Channel
Printer Control
Primary DP-1

Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off
Lvl 2
Off

N N N
Off

On

Disply
Off

Off
Off
Off

No Sav

F

FieldMode Configuration

Batching

Batch Level
Batch Value

Start of Batch Function

End of Batch Function
Previous Menu

Batch Level

Save & End Session

Save & End Session

Previous Menu

Previous Menu

Don't Save & End Session

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

End Configuration

This mode defines the level of the documents to be counted. The default
value is None.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Batch Level.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl

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None
Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll
Comic
Off

Off

Off
Xport

Off

Save & End Session

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Configuration

Mode Name

Index Format
IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes
Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor

Skew Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition
Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status

COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1

Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session

Don't Save & End Session

End Configuration

End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2

Off
N N N

Off

On
Disply

Off

Off

Off

Off
No Sav
F

Field

Batching

Batch Level
Batch Value

Start of Batch Function

End of Batch Function

Previous Menu

Batch Field

Level 1
Level 2
Level 3

None
Previous Menu

3-14 A-61097 May 1997

2. Select the desired batch level.
NOTE: If you select None, you can’t set Batch Value.

Batch Value

Defines the number of documents to be counted prior to performing a
predefined action. The default value is 99.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Batch Value.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112

None
Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll
Comic
Off

Off

Off
Xport
Off

Save & End Session

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name

Index Format
IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

Level Rules
Batching
AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio

# of Cassettes
Film Writer

Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor
Skew Monitor
Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition
Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status
COIN User Channel
Printer Control

Primary DP-1

Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off
Lvl 2
Off

N N N
Off

On

Disply
Off

Off
Off
Off

No Sav

F

FieldMode Configuration

Batching

Batch Level
Batch Value

Start of Batch Function

End of Batch Function
Previous Menu

Enter Batch Value
99

Range: 1-99

2. Enter the number of documents to be counted as a batch.
The value entered should be between 1 and the maximum image

address size for the field (or 9999, whichever is less).
Use the following information to determine the maximum number

allowed:
— If the length of the level field is 1, the maximum batching value is 9.
— If the length of the level field is 2, the maximum batching value is

99.

— If the length of the level field is 3, the maximum batching value is

999.

— If the length of the level field is 4, the maximum batching value is

9999.

— If the length of the level field is 5 – 9, the maximum batching value

is 99999.

A-61097 May 1997 3-15

Start of Batch Function

This mode defines the action(s) to be taken prior to processing the
document in the batch. The default value is Nothing.

❏ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Start of Batch Function.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112

None
Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll
Comic
Off

Off

Off
Xport
Off

Level Rules
Batching

Skew Monitor

Save & End Session

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes
Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor
Check Stacker

Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition
Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status
COIN User Channel
Printer Control
Primary DP-1

Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off
Lvl 2
Off

N N N
Off

On

Disply
Off

Off
Off
Off

No Sav

F

FieldMode Configuration

Batching

Batch Level
Batch Value

Start of Batch Function

End of Batch Function
Previous Menu

Start-of-Batch Function

2. Enter the function(s) to be performed prior to batch processing. Valid
Start-of-Batch functions are:

–f94 go to Level 1
–f95 go to Level 2
–f96 go to Level 3

3-16 A-61097 May 1997

End of Batch Function

This mode defines the action(s) to be taken after processing the document
in the batch. The default value is f98, Stop.

❏ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select End of Batch Function.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl

Supprs

4233

2112
None

Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off

Off

Off

Xport

Off

Mode Name
Index Format

IA Display Format
IA Field Widths
Level Rules

Batching
AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio

# of Cassettes
Film Writer

Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor
Skew Monitor
Check Stacker

Endorser
Not Used

Save & End Session

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Previous Menu

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed

Ftswitch Released

Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2

Patch Definition
Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status

COIN User Channel
Printer Control
Primary DP-1

Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides

Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

End Configuration

Undef
Undef

Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2

Off

N N N

Off

On

Disply
Off

Off
Off
Off

No Sav
F

FieldMode Configuration

Batching

Batch Level

Batch Value
Start of Batch Function
End of Batch Function

Previous Menu

End-of-Batch Function

2. Enter the function(s) to be performed after batch processing.
–f94 go to Level 1

–f95 go to Level 2
–f96 go to Level 3
–f98 Stop

A-61097 May 1997 3-17

AEC Mode

This mode enables or disables Automatic Exposure Control. Fixed Mode
disables Automatic Exposure Control. Auto Mode enables Automatic
Exposure Control. The default value is Auto Mode.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900
❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

1. Select AEC Mode.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off
Off

Off

Xport
Off

Level Rules
Batching

Skew Monitor

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths

AEC Mode
Film Mode
Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes

Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code
Length Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2
Off

N N N
Off
On

Disply
Off

Off
Off

Off

No Sav

F

FieldMode Configuration

AEC Status
Fixed Mode
Auto Mode

Previous Menu

Save & End Session

Save & End Session

Previous Menu

Previous Menu

Don't Save & End Session

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

End Configuration

2. Select the desired AEC mode.
NOTE: AEC mode is not available on the scanners.

3-18 A-61097 May 1997

Film Mode

50X
40X
24X

50X
40X

This mode defines the orientation of documents on film. Refer to
Description 5: Film Modes for a description of the available film modes.
The default value is Duplex.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900
❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

1. Select Film Mode.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl

Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto

Duplex

?????
1 Roll

Comic
Off
Off
Off

Xport
Off

Save & End Session

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths
Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode

Film Mode
Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes

Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor

Skew Monitor

Check Stacker

Endorser

Not Used

Previous Menu

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed

Ftswitch Released

Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2

Off
N N N
Off

On
Disply

Off

Off
Off

Off
No Sav

F

Simplex Mode
Duplex Mode

Duo Mode

Previous Menu

Simplx

FieldMode Configuration

AEC Status

Duo

50X
40X

Duplex

f b

2. Select the desired film mode.
NOTE: If you intend to link the current mode with another mode, the film

mode chosen for both modes must be compatible. Simplex mode
is compatible with either simplex mode or duplex mode. Duplex
mode is compatible with either simplex mode or duplex mode.
Duo mode is compatible only with duo mode.

NOTE: Film mode is not available on the scanners.

A-61097 May 1997 3-19

• Simplex Mode

Simplex format allows one image to be exposed across the film width. A
24:1 reduction ratio is used for this format.

• Duplex Mode

Duplex format allows front and back images of the same document to
be exposed (at the same time) across the film width. A 40:1 or 50:1
reduction ratio is used for this format.

• Duo Mode

Duo format allows documents to be filmed across one-half of the film
width, with additional documents filmed on the adjacent side. A 40:1 or
50:1 reduction ratio is used for this format.

3-20 A-61097 May 1997

Reduction Ratio

This mode defines the level of magnification. The default value is Don’t
Care.

❏ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900
❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

1. Select Reduction Ratio.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off
Off

Off

Xport
Off

Save & End Session

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name

Index Format

IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes

Film Writer

Image Mgmt Code
Length Monitor

Skew Monitor
Check Stacker

Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Previous Menu

Mode Name: MODE10

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control

Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1

Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter

Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2

Off

N N N
Off
On

Disply
Off

Off
Off

Off

No Sav

F

Reduction Ratio
Don't Care
24x

40x
50x

Previous Menu

2. Select the desired reduction ratio.
Use the following information to determine the reduction allowed

based upon the Film Mode selected:
—If the film mode is Simplex, you may select 50X, 40X, or 24X.

—If the film mode is Duplex, you may select 50X or 40X.
—If the film mode is Duo, you may select 50X or 40X.

NOTE: This selection is not available on the scanners.

A-61097 May 1997 3-21

Number of Cassettes

This mode defines the minimum number of cassettes that must be
installed during filming. If Two Cassettes is chosen, you must always use
two cassettes. If One Cassette is chosen, you may use one or two
cassettes. The default value is One Cassette.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900
❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

1. Select # of Cassettes.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112
None
Auto

Duplex
?????
1 Roll

Comic
Off
Off
Off

Xport
Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths
Level Rules
Batching
AEC Mode

Film Mode
Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes

Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code
Length Monitor
Skew Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition
Bar Code

Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off
Off
Lvl 2
Off

N N N
Off
On

Disply
Off
Off
Off

Off
No Sav
F

2. Select the minimum number of cassettes required.
NOTE: This selection is not available on the scanners.

FieldCassettes Req'd

Two Cassettes
One Cassette

Previous Menu

3-22 A-61097 May 1997

Film Writer

NOTE: The Film Writing Module must be installed.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900

❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

1. Select Film Writer.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex
?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off

Off

Off
Xport

Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths
Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode

Film Mode

Reduction Ratio

# of Cassettes

Film Writer

Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor
Skew Monitor

Check Stacker

Endorser

Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off
Off
Lvl 2

Off

N N N
Off
On

Disply
Off
Off
Off

Off

No Sav

F

Character Orientation
Image Addr Print Format

Same Sequence per Level

Print Sequence - Level 0

Print Sequence - Level 1
Print Sequence - Level 2

Print Sequence - Level 3
Previous Menu

NOTE: This selection is not available on the scanners.

Advanced Film Writer

A-61097 May 1997 3-23

Character Orientation

This mode defines the orientation of the information printed by the film
writer. The default is Comic.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900
❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

1. Select Character Orientation.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off
Off

Off

Xport
Off

Level Rules
Batching

Skew Monitor

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths

AEC Mode
Film Mode
Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes

Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code
Length Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

2. Select the desired orientation.

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2
Off

N N N
Off
On

Disply
Off

Off
Off

Off

No Sav

F

Advanced Film Writer

Character Orientation
Image Addr Print Format

Same Sequence per Level
Print Sequence - Level 0

Print Sequence - Level 1
Print Sequence - Level 2

Print Sequence - Level 3

Previous Menu

Orientation

Comic
Cine
Comic 180
Cine 180

Previous Menu

3-24 A-61097 May 1997

Image Address Print Format

This mode defines the format of the Image Address printed on film.
The default is Compress.

❏ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900
❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

1. Select Image Addr Print Format.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10

3 Lvl

Supprs
4233

2112
None
Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll
Comic
Off

Off

Off
Xport

Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes
Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor

Skew Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition
Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status
COIN User Channel
Printer Control
Primary DP-1

Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

2. Select the desired format option.

Undef
Undef
Off

Off
Off

Lvl 2
Off

N N N

Off
On

Disply

Off
Off

Off
Off

No Sav
F

Advanced Film Writer
Character Orientation
Image Addr Print Format

Same Sequence per Level
Print Sequence - Level 0

Print Sequence - Level 1

Print Sequence - Level 2
Print Sequence - Level 3

Previous Menu

Examples of Formats
Display:

Compress:
Suppress:

Display Leading Zeros
Compress Leading Zeros
Suppress Leading Zeros

Previous Menu

001.002.003.004

001.2.3.4

001.002.003.004

Film Writer IA Format

A-61097 May 1997 3-25

Write Definitions

This mode defines the information printed on film next to each document,
based upon the document level. The default value for all levels is
<FF/IA-All Del>.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900
❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

When using a Microimager 70 without the Advanced Function Module
installed, a limited number of print items are available. The available print
items are:

• Full Image Address

• Indexed Fields Only

• Nothing Printed

When using a Microimager 70 with the Advanced Function Module
installed, or Scanner/Microimager 990, all print items may be used.

If the same information is to be printed next to documents of all levels:

1. Select Same Sequence per Level.

FAN Write Sequence

Current Print Sequence Display Values

<Full IA> <2 Sp> <Date> <2Sp> <Time>
Default is <FF/IA - All Del>

New Print Sequence Display Values

Full Image Address

Indexed Fields Only

Current Field Level
Spaces between Items
Current Day

Current Date
Current Time
Document Counter
Message 1

Message 2
Message 3
Message 4
Message 5

Message 6
Message 7
Message 8

Message 9

Nothing Printed
Previous Menu

3-26 A-61097 May 1997

2. Select the item(s) to be printed.
NOTE: If the definition exceeds the thirty-eight (38) character limit, the

first thirty-eight (38) characters will be printed on film next to each
document and the remainder of the information will be truncated.
New information will appear in the New Print Sequence Display
Values box. When you press Enter, the print sequence will appear
in the upper box.

If different information is to be printed next to documents of different
levels:

1. Select Print Sequence – Level # for the desired level.

FAN Write Sequence

Current Print Sequence Display Values

<Full IA> <2 Sp> <Date> <2Sp> <Time>

Default is <FF/IA - All Del>

New Print Sequence Display Values

Full Image Address
Indexed Fields Only

Current Field Level
Spaces between Items

Current Day
Current Date
Current Time
Document Counter

Message 1
Message 2
Message 3
Message 4
Message 5

Message 6

Message 7
Message 8
Message 9
Nothing Printed

Previous Menu

2. Select the item(s) to be printed.
NOTE: If the definition exceeds the thirty-eight (38) character limit, the

first thirty-eight (38) characters will be printed on film next to each
document and the remainder of the information will be truncated.

A-61097 May 1997 3-27

Image Management Code

NOTE: The Film Writing Module must be installed.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900
❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

1. Select Image Mgmt Code.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl

Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex
?????
1 Roll

Comic
Off
Off
Off

Xport
Off

Reduction Ratio

Image Mgmt Code

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths
Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode
Film Mode

# of Cassettes
Film Writer

Length Monitor
Skew Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released

Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter

Mode Overrides

Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session

End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2

Off

N N N

Off

On

Disply
Off
Off
Off

Off
No Sav
F

Status
IMT Search Prg Number

Magnification

Splice Definition

Image Mark Sizes
Image Polarity

Duplex Front Location
Film Image Orientation

Image Offset

Previous Menu

NOTE: This selection is not available on the scanners.

Image Management Code

3-28 A-61097 May 1997

Status

This mode enables or disables the use of IMC options. The default value
is Off or Disabled.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900
❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

1. Select Status.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex
?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off

Off

Off
Xport

Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths
Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode

Film Mode

Reduction Ratio

# of Cassettes

Film Writer

Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor
Skew Monitor

Check Stacker

Endorser

Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off
Off
Lvl 2

Off

N N N
Off
On

Disply
Off
Off
Off

Off

No Sav

F

Image Management Code

Status
IMT Search Prg Number

Magnification

Splice Definition

Image Mark Sizes

Image Polarity

Duplex Front Location
Film Image Orientation
Image Offset

Previous Menu

FieldIMC Status
Off or Diabled
On or Enabled

Previous Menu

2. Select the desired status.
NOTE: If the status is defined as Off or Disabled, definitions for the

remaining IMC options will be ignored.

A-61097 May 1997 3-29

IMT Search Program Number

This mode defines the IMT search program number. The default value is

00.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900
❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

1. Select IMT Search Prg Number.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex
?????

1 Roll
Comic

Off

Off

Off
Xport

Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths
Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode
Film Mode
Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes

Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code
Length Monitor
Skew Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

2. Enter a two-digit program number.

Undef
Undef
Off

Off
Off
Lvl 2

Off

N N N
Off
On

Disply
Off
Off
Off

Off

No Sav
F

Image Management Code

Status
IMT Search Prg Number

Magnification
Splice Definition
Image Mark Sizes

Image Polarity
Duplex Front Location
Film Image Orientation
Image Offset

Previous Menu

Enter Program Number
00
Range: 0 - 70

3-30 A-61097 May 1997

Magnification

This mode defines for the KODAK IMAGELINK™ Digital Workstation (with
Zoom Lens Accessory) the desired level of magnification. The default
value is 20.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900
❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

1. Select Magnification.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off
Off

Off

Xport
Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name

Index Format

IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes

Film Writer

Image Mgmt Code
Length Monitor

Skew Monitor
Check Stacker

Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control

Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1

Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter

Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2
Off

N N N
Off
On

Disply
Off

Off
Off

Off

No Sav

F

Image Management Code

Status
IMT Search Prg Number

Magnification
Splice Definition
Image Mark Sizes

Image Polarity
Duplex Front Location
Film Image Orientation
Image Offset

Previous Menu

Enter Magnification
20

Range: 0 or 20 - 80

Use 0 for RIM 2000 Code

2. Enter the desired magnification level within the range 0 or 20 – 80.

A-61097 May 1997 3-31

Splice Definition

This mode defines the desired action when a splice is detected. The
default value is Ignore.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900
❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

1. Select Splice Definition.
Select any of the Sort Criteria and the following screen appears:

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233

2112
None

Auto
Duplex
?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off

Off

Off

Xport

Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths
Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode
Film Mode
Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes

Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code
Length Monitor
Skew Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

2. Select the desired action.

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released

Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2

Off

N N N

Off

On

Disply
Off

Off

Off

Off

No Sav
F

Image Management Code

Status
IMT Search Prg Number

Magnification
Splice Definition

Image Mark Sizes
Image Polarity

Duplex Front Location

Film Image Orientation

Image Offset

Previous Menu

Splice

Ignore

Level 1
Level 2
Level 3

Previous Menu

3-32 A-61097 May 1997

Image Mark Sizes

This mode defines the image mark sizes used (small, medium, and large).
The default value is Kodak Standard.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900
❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

1. Select Image Mark Sizes.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex
?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off

Off

Off
Xport

Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths
Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode

Film Mode

Reduction Ratio

# of Cassettes

Film Writer

Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor
Skew Monitor

Check Stacker

Endorser

Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off
Off
Lvl 2

Off

N N N
Off
On

Disply
Off
Off
Off

Off

No Sav

F

Image Management Code

Status
IMT Search Prg Number

Magnification

Splice Definition

Image Mark Sizes

Image Polarity

Duplex Front Location
Film Image Orientation
Image Offset

Previous Menu

FieldImage Mark Size
Custom Setup
Kodak Standard

Previous Menu

2. Select the desired Image Mark Size option.
Custom Setup should only be selected if the Kodak Field Engineer

has defined the customer image mark sizes (small, medium, and
large).

A-61097 May 1997 3-33

Image Polarity

This mode defines the polarity of the image marks relative to the polarity
of the document images. The default value is Same as Image Mark.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900
❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

1. Select Image Polarity.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs
4233

2112
None

Auto

Duplex
?????

1 Roll

Comic

Off

Off

Off
Xport
Off

Level Rules
Batching

Skew Monitor

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes
Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor
Check Stacker

Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition
Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status
COIN User Channel
Printer Control
Primary DP-1

Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off
Lvl 2
Off

N N N
Off

On

Disply
Off

Off
Off
Off

No Sav

F

Image Management Code
Status
IMT Search Prg Number

Magnification
Splice Definition
Image Mark Sizes
Image Polarity

Duplex Front Location
Film Image Orientation
Image Offset

Previous Menu

FieldImage Polarity
Opposite of Image Mark
Same as Image Mark

Previous Menu

2. Select the desired polarity option.
NOTE: Select Opposite of Image Mark only when splicing the Image

Management Code onto the leading edge of film on which the
image mark polarity is opposite the document image polarity.

3-34 A-61097 May 1997

Duplex Front Location

The mode defines for the KODAK IMAGELINK™ Digital Workstation
where the front side image is located. The default value is Same as IM

Channel.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900
❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

1. Select Duplex Front Location.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs
4233

2112
None

Auto

Duplex
?????

1 Roll
Comic
Off

Off

Off

Xport
Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes
Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor

Skew Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition
Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status
COIN User Channel
Printer Control
Primary DP-1

Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off
Off

Lvl 2
Off

N N N

Off
On

Disply

Off
Off

Off
Off

No Sav
F

2. Select the desired front side image location.

Image Management Code
Status
IMT Search Prg Number

Magnification

Splice Definition

Image Mark Sizes

Image Polarity

Duplex Front Location
Film Image Orientation
Image Offset

Previous Menu

FieldDuplex Front Location
Opposite of IM Channel
Same as IM Channel

Previous Menu

A-61097 May 1997 3-35

Film Image Orientation

The mode defines where the top of the image is located for the
KODAK IMAGELINK™ Digital Workstation. The default value is Leading

Edge Up.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900
❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

1. Select Film Image Orientation.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off
Off

Off

Xport
Off

Level Rules
Batching

Skew Monitor

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths

AEC Mode
Film Mode
Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes

Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code
Length Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

2. Select the desired image orientation.

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2
Off

N N N
Off
On

Disply
Off

Off
Off

Off

No Sav

F

Image Management Code

Status
IMT Search Prg Number

Magnification
Splice Definition
Image Mark Sizes

Image Polarity
Duplex Front Location
Film Image Orientation
Image Offset

Previous Menu

FieldImage Orientation
Leading Edge Down
Leading Edge Up

Previous Menu

3-36 A-61097 May 1997

Image Offset

This mode defines the position of the image marks relative to the leading
edge of the document. The default value is 0.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ❏ Scanner 900
❏ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ❏ Scanner 9500

1. Select Image Offset.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex
?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off

Off

Off
Xport

Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths
Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode

Film Mode

Reduction Ratio

# of Cassettes

Film Writer

Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor
Skew Monitor

Check Stacker

Endorser

Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

2. Enter a number within the range 0 - 127.

Undef
Undef
Off

Off
Off
Lvl 2

Off

N N N
Off
On

Disply
Off
Off
Off

Off

No Sav

F

Image Management Code

Status
IMT Search Prg Number

Magnification

Splice Definition

Image Mark Sizes

Image Polarity

Duplex Front Location
Film Image Orientation
Image Offset

Previous Menu

Enter Image Offset
000
Range: 0 - 127

A-61097 May 1997 3-37

Length Monitor

NOTE: The Advanced Document Controller must be installed.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Length Monitor.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl

Supprs
4233

2112
None
Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll
Comic
Off

Off

Off
Xport

Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name

Index Format
IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes
Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor

Skew Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition
Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status

COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1

Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2

Off
N N N

Off

On
Disply

Off

Off

Off

Off
No Sav
F

Length Monitor

Status

Max Document Length
Min Document Length

Length Err Response
Previous Menu

3-38 A-61097 May 1997

Status

This mode enables or disables length monitoring. The default value is Off
or Disabled.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Status.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off
Off

Off

Xport
Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name

Index Format

IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes

Film Writer

Image Mgmt Code
Length Monitor

Skew Monitor
Check Stacker

Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control

Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1

Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter

Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2
Off

N N N
Off
On

Disply
Off

Off
Off

Off

No Sav

F

Length Monitor

Status
Max Document Length

Min Document Length

Length Err Response
Previous Menu

FieldLength Check
Off or Disabled
On or Enabled

Previous Menu

2. Select the desired status.
NOTE: If Off or Disabled is selected, definitions for the remaining options

will be ignored.

A-61097 May 1997 3-39

Maximum Document Length

This mode defines the maximum document length accepted. The default
value is 13.000 inches/325 mm.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Max Document Length.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off
Off

Off

Xport
Off

Level Rules
Batching

Skew Monitor

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths

AEC Mode
Film Mode
Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes

Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code
Length Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Off
Lvl 2

Off
Off

On
Off

Off
Off

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

N N N

Disply
Off

No Sav
F

Length Monitor

Status
Max Document Length

Min Document Length

Length Err Response
Previous Menu

Enter Max. Doc. Length
Range: 2.50...75.000

0013.00 inches

0330.20 metric

2. Enter the maximum document length within the allowable range for
your machine type:

— Microimager 70—2.5 to 75 inches or 63 to 1905 mm.
— Scanner 900—2.5 to 20 inches or 63 to 508.00 mm.
— Scanner 923—2.5 to 20 inches or 63 to 508.00 mm.
— Scanner 9500—2.5 to 30 inches or 63 to 762 mm.
— Scanner/Microimager 990—2.5 to 2.0 inches or 63.50

to 508.00 mm.

3-40 A-61097 May 1997

Minimum Document Length

This mode defines the minimum document length accepted. The default
value is 02.500 inches/63 mm.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Min Document Length.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs
4233

2112
None

Auto

Duplex
?????

1 Roll
Comic
Off

Off

Off

Xport
Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes
Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor

Skew Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition
Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status
COIN User Channel
Printer Control
Primary DP-1

Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off
Off

Lvl 2
Off

N N N

Off
On

Disply

Off
Off

Off
Off

No Sav
F

Length Monitor
Status
Max Document Length

Min Document Length

Length Err Response
Previous Menu

Enter Min. Doc. Length
Range: 2.500...13.00

0002.500 inches

0063.499 metric

2. Enter the minimum document length within the range 2.5 to 13 inches
or 63.50 to 330.20 mm.

A-61097 May 1997 3-41

Length Error Response

This mode defines the action taken if a document is smaller than the
minimum length specified or larger than the maximum length specified.
The default value is Display and Beep.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Length Err Response.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off
Off

Off

Xport
Off

Level Rules
Batching

Skew Monitor

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths

AEC Mode
Film Mode
Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes

Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code
Length Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

2. Select the desired error response action.

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2
Off

N N N
Off
On

Disply
Off

Off
Off

Off

No Sav

F

Length Monitor

Status
Max Document Length

Min Document Length

Length Err Response
Previous Menu

Len Chk Error Response

Display

Display and Beep

Stop and Display
Previous Menu

3-42 A-61097 May 1997

Skew Monitor

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

NOTE: The Advanced Document Controller must be installed.

1. Select Skew Monitor.

Skew Detect Status

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex
?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off

Off

Off
Xport

Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths
Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode

Film Mode

Reduction Ratio

# of Cassettes

Film Writer

Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor
Skew Monitor

Check Stacker

Endorser

Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off
Off
Lvl 2

Off

N N N
Off
On

Disply
Off
Off
Off

Off

No Sav

F

Skew Monitor

Skew Detect Status
Skew Threshold

Skew Error Response

Previous Menu

Enables or disables skew detection. The default value is Off or Disabled.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Skew Detect Status.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10

3 Lvl

Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex

?????
1 Roll

Comic
Off

Off
Off

Xport

Off

AEC Mode

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths
Level Rules
Batching

Film Mode
Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes

Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code
Length Monitor
Skew Monitor

Check Stacker

Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2

Off
N N N
Off

On
Disply

Off

Off
Off

Off
No Sav

F

Skew Monitor

Skew Detect Status
Skew Threshold

Skew Error Response

Previous Menu

FieldSkew Status
Off or Disabled
On or Enabled

Previous Menu

2. Select the desired status.
NOTE: If Off or Disabled is selected, definitions for the remaining options

will be ignored.

A-61097 May 1997 3-43

Skew Threshold

This mode defines the amount of tolerable skew. If 5 Degrees is selected,
an error will be reported if the amount of document skew is between 5 and
30 degrees. If 10 Degrees is selected, an error will be reported if the
amount of document skew is between 10 and 30 degrees. Regardless
of the option selected, if the amount of document skew is greater than
30 degrees, no error will be reported. The default value is 10 Degrees.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Skew Threshold.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10

3 Lvl

Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex

?????
1 Roll

Comic
Off

Off
Off

Xport

Off

AEC Mode
Reduction Ratio

# of Cassettes

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths
Level Rules
Batching

Film Mode

Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code
Length Monitor
Skew Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

2. Select the desired threshold.

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2

Off
N N N
Off

On
Disply

Off

Off
Off

Off
No Sav

F

Skew Monitor

Skew Detect Status
Skew Threshold

Skew Error Response
Previous Menu

FieldSkew Threshold
5 Degrees
10 Degrees

Previous Menu

3-44 A-61097 May 1997

Skew Error Response

This mode defines the action taken if the amount of document skew is
greater than the threshold specified. The default value is Display and

Beep.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Skew Err Response.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233

2112

None
Auto

Duplex
?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off
Off
Off

Xport

Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format

IA Field Widths
Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode
Film Mode
Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes

Film Writer

Image Mgmt Code
Length Monitor
Skew Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter

Mode Overrides

Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

2. Select the desired error response action.

Undef
Undef

Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2
Off

N N N
Off

On

Disply

Off

Off

Off

Off

No Sav
F

Skew Monitor

Skew Detect Status

Skew Threshold

Skew Error Response

Previous Menu

Skewed Error Response

Display

Display and Beep

Stop and Display

Previous Menu

A-61097 May 1997 3-45

Check Stacker

NOTE: The Check Stacker must be installed.

This mode defines when the check stacker is activated. Continuous will
activate the check stacker whenever the side panel switch is on.
Documents in Transport will activate the check stacker only when there
are documents exiting the transport. The default value is Documents in

Transport.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Check Stacker.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl

Supprs
4233

2112
None

Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll

Comic
Off

Off
Off

Xport

Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name

Index Format

IA Display Format

IA Field Widths
Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode

Film Mode

Reduction Ratio

# of Cassettes

Film Writer

Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor
Skew Monitor

Check Stacker

Endorser

Not Used

Previous Menu

2. Select the desired option.

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone

Patch Reader 1
Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone
OCR Status

COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2

Off
N N N

Off

On
Disply

Off

Off

Off

Off
No Sav
F

Check Stacker

Continuous
Documents in Transport

Previous Menu

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Endorser

NOTE: The Endorser must be installed.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Endorser.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl

Supprs

4233
2112
None

Auto
Duplex
?????
1 Roll

Comic
Off
Off
Off

Xport
Off

Image Mgmt Code

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format

IA Display Format

IA Field Widths
Level Rules

Batching

AEC Mode
Film Mode
Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes

Film Writer
Length Monitor

Skew Monitor

Check Stacker

Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed

Ftswitch Released

Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2

Patch Definition

Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status
COIN User Channel

Printer Control
Primary DP-1
Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12

Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off

Lvl 2

Off

N N N

Off

On

Disply
Off
Off
Off

Off
No Sav
F

Endorser

Status
Mode

Print Position

Previous Menu

A-61097 May 1997 3-47

Endorser Status

Enables or disables the endorser. The default value is Off or Disabled.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Status.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs
4233

2112
None

Auto

Duplex
?????

1 Roll

Comic

Off

Off

Off
Xport
Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

Level Rules
Batching
AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes
Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor
Skew Monitor
Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition
Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status
COIN User Channel
Printer Control
Primary DP-1

Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef

Undef
Off
Off

Off
Lvl 2
Off

N N N
Off

On

Disply
Off

Off
Off
Off

No Sav
F

Endorser
Status
Mode

Print Position
Previous Menu

FieldEndorser Status
Off or Disabled
On or Enabled

Previous Menu

2. Select the desired status.
NOTE: If Off or Disabled is selected, definitions for the remaining options

will be ignored.

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Endorser Mode

This mode defines whether the endorser will print continually or only once
per document. Continuous will activate the Endorser continually. Single
Stamp will activate the Endorser only once per document. The default
value is Continuous.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Mode.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs
4233

2112
None

Auto

Duplex
?????

1 Roll
Comic
Off

Off

Off

Xport
Off

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

Level Rules
Batching

AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes
Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor

Skew Monitor

Check Stacker
Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

2. Select the desired mode.

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition
Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status
COIN User Channel
Printer Control
Primary DP-1

Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off
Off

Lvl 2
Off

N N N

Off
On

Disply

Off
Off

Off
Off

No Sav
F

Endorser
Status
Mode

Print Position

Previous Menu

FieldEndorser Mode
Continuous
Single Stamp

Previous Menu

A-61097 May 1997 3-49

Endorser Print Position

This mode defines how far from the leading edge of the document the
endorsement will appear: The default value is 0000.250 inch/

6.350 mm.

■ Microimager 70 ■ Microimager 70/AFM ■ Scanner 900

■ Scanner 923 ■ Scanner/Microimager 990 ■ Scanner 9500

1. Select Print Position.

Mode Number: 10 Mode Name: MODE10

MODE 10
3 Lvl
Supprs

4233
2112

None
Auto
Duplex

?????

1 Roll
Comic
Off

Off

Off
Xport
Off

Level Rules
Batching

Skew Monitor

Save & End Session

Mode Configuration

Mode Name
Index Format
IA Display Format
IA Field Widths

AEC Mode
Film Mode

Reduction Ratio
# of Cassettes
Film Writer
Image Mgmt Code

Length Monitor
Check Stacker

Endorser
Not Used

Previous Menu

Ftswitch Pressed
Ftswitch Released
Ftswitch Cnf Tone
Patch Reader 1

Patch Reader 2
Patch Definition
Bar Code
Confirmation Tone

OCR Status
COIN User Channel
Printer Control
Primary DP-1

Secondary DP-1
Doc. Printer 12
Document Sorter
Mode Overrides
Film Definition

Don't Save & End Session
End Configuration

Undef
Undef
Off

Off

Off
Lvl 2
Off

N N N
Off

On

Disply
Off

Off
Off
Off

No Sav

F

Endorser
Status
Mode

Print Position
Previous Menu

Enter Print Position

0000.250

Range: 0.00 - 70.00

2. Enter the desired print position within the allowable range for your
machine type.

— Microimager 70—0 to 70 inches or 0 to 1778 mm.
— Scanner 900—0 to 20 inches or 0 to 500 mm.
— Scanner 923—0 to 20 inches or 0 to 500 mm.
— Scanner 9500—0 to 20 inches or 0 to 500 mm.
— Scanner/Microimager 990—0 to 20 inches or

0 to 500 mm.

Not Used

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This mode is not selectable. It is for future use only.