Kodak i800 User Manual

i800 Series Scanners

A-61169

Part No. 9E3959

CAT No. 129 5237

User’s
Guide

Safety and Installation Information for the Kodak i800 Series Scanners

IMPORTANT: Equipment shall be installed by qualified personnel.

WARNING: Dangerous voltage. Disconnect the main power before installation.

WARNING: Before changing a lamp, always power down the scanner and let it cool a minimum

of 10 minutes before proceeding (see Warning Labels below).

CAUTION:

POZOR: Horký povrch -- nedotýkat se

DIKKAT:

CAUTION

POZOR:

DIKKAT: Sicak yüzey, dokunmayin

Hot surface, avoid contact

Hareketli parçalar, dokunmayin

: Moving parts, avoid contact

Pohybující sečástie -- nedotýkat se

User Precautions

Users and their employer need to observe the common sense precautions applicable to the operation of
any machinery. These include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Do not wear loose clothing, unbuttoned sleeves, etc.

• Do not wear loose jewelry, bracelets, bulky rings, long necklaces, etc.

• Hair length should be kept short, using a hair net if needed, or tying long hair up in a bundle.

• Remove all other loose objects from the area that could be drawn into the machine.

• Take sufficient breaks to maintain mental alertness.

• Follow the recommended Kodak cleaning procedures. Do not use air, liquid or gas spray cleaners.

These cleaners only displace the dust, dirt or debris to another location within the scanner, which
could cause the scanner to malfunction.

Supervisors should review their practices and make compliance with these precautions a part of the job
description for operation of the Kodak i800 Series Scanners or any mechanical device.

ElectroMagnetic Compatibility Statements

European Union

This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which
case the user may be required to take adequate measures.

United States

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant
to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment
in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to
correct the interference at their own expense.

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Taiwan

Japan Class A

This equipment is in the Class A category (Information Technology Equipment to be used in commercial
and/or industrial areas) and conforms to the standards set by the Voluntary Control Council for Interference
by Information Technology Equipment aimed at preventing radio interference in commercial and/or
industrial areas.

Consequently, when used in a residential area or in an adjacent area thereto, radio interference may be
caused to radio and TV receivers, etc.

Read the instructions for correct handling.

Peoples Republic of China Class A

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Table of Contents

1 Introduction ......................................................................1-1

Product description ............................................................ 1-2

Standard features ..............................................................1-2

Standard configurations..................................................... 1-3

Transport speed................................................................. 1-3

Speeds and resolutions .....................................................1-3

Scanner specifications....................................................... 1-4

Dimensions ..................................................................1-4

Minimum clearances .................................................... 1-4

Acoustic noise.............................................................. 1-4

Electrical ......................................................................1-4

Power system connection ............................................ 1-4

Environmental .............................................................. 1-4

External components ......................................................... 1-5

Back of scanner ................................................................. 1-5

Environmental information and equipment disposal ..........1-6

2 Using the Scanner ...........................................................2-1

Turning on the scanner...................................................... 2-1

Document preparation .......................................................2-2

Acceptable document materials.........................................2-3

Recommended paper weights ...........................................2-3

Acceptable document sizes ............................................... 2-3

Maximum document batch height for automatic feeding ...2-4

Downward and upward curl documents.............................2-4

Adjusting the side guides on the input tray ........................ 2-4

Adjusting the output tray .................................................... 2-5

Scanning documents .........................................................2-6

Loading long documents in the feeder............................... 2-7

Continuous and manual feeding ........................................ 2-7

Feeding thick documents................................................... 2-8

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3 Operator Control Panel Functions .................................3-1

Enabling and disabling the scanner................................... 3-2

Enabling the scanner ...................................................3-2

Disabling the scanner ..................................................3-3

Navigating through the functions on the control

panel menu ..................................................................3-4

Accessing information........................................................ 3-5

Lowering the elevator tray..................................................3-5

Using the Diagnostics Settings menu ................................ 3-5

Performing a self-test or extended self-test .................3-6

Running in count-only mode ........................................3-6

Performing a print test.................................................. 3-7

Performing a patch test................................................ 3-8

Using the Settings menu....................................................3-9

Changing the alarm volume ......................................... 3-9

Changing the display contrast.................................... 3-10

Changing the SCSI ID................................................ 3-10

Changing the SCSI termination .................................3-11

Setting the elevator tray position................................ 3-12

Calibrating the scanner.................................................... 3-13

Jogging the transport ....................................................... 3-14

Programmable key assignments......................................3-14

4 Document Printer and Patch Reader .............................4-1

The Document Printer........................................................4-1

Printing information ...................................................... 4-1

Horizontal print position ...............................................4-3

Purging the ink cartridge ..............................................4-4

Replacing the ink cartridge ..........................................4-5

Replacing the ink blotter strips..................................... 4-7

Setting the printer position ...........................................4-9

The Patch Reader............................................................4-10

Patch types ................................................................4-10

Patch code placement ...............................................4-11

Setting the Patch Reader position .............................4-12

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5 Maintenance ..................................................................... 5-1

Cleaning the paper path.....................................................5-1

Cleaning the upper transport area ..................................... 5-2

Cleaning the vertical transport area ................................... 5-5

Cleaning the transport area ...............................................5-6

Cleaning the printer and patch head.................................. 5-9

Cleaning the imaging guides............................................5-10

Maintenance and replacement procedures......................5-11

Replacing the feed module and feed module tires...........5-12

Replacing the feed module ........................................5-13

Replacing the feed module tires ................................5-13

Separation roller and tires................................................5-15

Replacing the separation roller ..................................5-15

Replacing the separation roller tires ..........................5-16

Changing the separation pad........................................... 5-16

Cleaning the feed module tires and separation roller

roller tires ...................................................................5-17

Replacing lamps ..............................................................5-17

Replacing the imaging guides..........................................5-20

Customizing the side guides for self-centering feeding ...5-21

Changing the output tray side guides ..............................5-23

Ordering supplies.............................................................5-25

6 Troubleshooting/Messages ............................................ 6-1

Clearing the document path...............................................6-1

Message Listing................................................................. 6-5

Document sensor location ...............................................6-10

Problem solving chart ......................................................6-11

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1 Introduction

This User’s Guide provides information and operator procedures for the
Kodak i800 Series Scanners. The information in this guide is for use with
all of the i800 Series Scanners unless otherwise noted.

Chapter 1, Introduction  provides general information about the i800

Series Scanners including a product description, features and benefits,
specifications, an overview of external components and user precautions.

Chapter 2, Using the Scanner  includes information on how to

prepare your documents for scanning, elevator tray and output tray
adjustments, turning the scanner on and off and how to scan documents.

Chapter 3, Operator Control Panel Functions  provides a list of the

icons found on the Operator Control Panel and what functions can be
performed using the Operator Control Panel.

Chapter 4, Document Printer and Patch Reader  provides

instructions for using and changing the location of the Document Printer 1
and the Patch Reader. This chapter also instructs how to change and
purge the ink cartridge.

Chapter 5, Maintenance  provides complete maintenance procedures

for the i800 Scanner, including replacement procedures for the feeder
module and tires, separation roller and tires, exposure lamps and imaging
guides.

Chapter 6, Troubleshooting/Messages  provides a message listing, a

problem solving chart and how to clear a document jam.

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Product description

Standard features

The Kodak i800 Series Scanners are ideal for operation with bi-tonal
and/or color/grayscale documents, documents with shaded backgrounds
or foregrounds, and mixed document sets. These scanners offer a new,
user interface and Kodak-patented technologies that produce high quality
production images.

The following features are standard on the Kodak i800 Series Scanners.

• Simultaneous output of color/grayscale and bi-tonal images (i820 and

i840 scanners only)

• SurePath paper handling, featuring:

– 1,000-sheet QuickSet elevator that automatically returns to the

batch level you set
– Automatic feeder with single-sheet feeding and operator-assisted

document stacks. Allows you to set the elevator level to

accommodate 25-, 250- 500-, 750- 1000-document stacks
– 3D Multi-feed Detection, using ultrasonic technology, offering

outstanding reliability

– Flexible document feeding  center- and edge-aligned
– An adjustable output tray that handles documents of varying sizes

• The Tri-Color Plus Array provides, in one pass, true color and bi-tonal

images

• Zone Processing allows operator selection of a fixed subsection or

zone (i820 and i840 scanners only)

• PerfectPage, now with iThresholding (color/grayscale and bi-tonal)

• Built-in iThresholding, Adaptive Threshold Processing (ATP), image

compression, despeckle, error diffusion, and dithering for bi-tonal
scanning

• Electronic Color Dropout

• Color on-the-fly

• Accepts custom color tables

• A wide variety of image output resolutions in bi-tonal and

color/grayscale are available

• Easily upgradeable models, at your site, with minimal downtime

• Bundled ISIS and TWAIN drivers

• Friendly operator interface  only seven operator control buttons

• Ease-of-use  easy replacement of consumables

• Illumination tracking with calibration alert

• Diagnostics and modular design simplify service and minimize

downtime

• Image address with Patch Reader support

• Document Printer 1 imprinting on scanned documents

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Standard configurations

Transport speed

Four models of the Kodak i800 Series Scanners are available:

• Kodak i810 Scanner (bi-tonal)  provides bi-tonal scanning with

throughput speeds up to 120 ppm

• Kodak i820 Scanner  provides color/grayscale and bi-tonal

scanning simultaneously with throughput speeds up to 120 ppm

• Kodak i830 Scanner (bi-tonal)  provides bi-tonal scanning with

throughput speeds up to 160 ppm

• Kodak i840 Scanner  provides color/grayscale and bi-tonal

scanning simultaneously with throughput speeds up to 160 ppm

Following is the minimum and maximum paper transport speed and
capacity of the scanner:

Dimension Minimum Maximum Operational Mode

Length 6.4 cm (2.5 in.) 27.9 cm (11 in.) Auto-feed

Length 27.9 cm (11 in.) 43.2 cm (17 in.) Auto-feed with extensions

Length 43.2 cm (17 in.) 76.1 cm (30 in.) Operator assistance

Width 6.4 cm (2.5 in.) 8.9 cm (3.5 in.) Operator assistance

Speeds and resolutions

Scanner Throughput

Width 8.9 cm (3.6 in.) 30.5 cm (12 in.)* Auto-feed

* The scanner transport will allow feeding a 30.5 cm (12-inch)-wide

document but will only scan an area of 29.7 cm (11.7 inches) in width.

The chart below provides speeds and resolutions for the i800 Series
Scanners:

Speed (ips) Bi-tonal

(ppm)

i810 120

80
45

i820 120

80

45*

i830 160

106

60

i840 160

106

60*

21
14
14

21
14
14

28

18.67

18.67

28

18.67

18.67

Resolution (dpi)

200

300, 240

400

200

300, 240

400

200

300, 240

400

200

300, 240

400

Color/Grayscale
Resolution (dpi)

N/A

200, 150, 100

200, 150

200

N/A
N/A
N/A

200, 150, 100

300*, 200, 150, 100

300, 200

* Throughput at these settings may vary based on system limitations.

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Scanner specifications

Dimensions

Minimum clearances

Front Rear Right Side Left Side Top

Normal
Operation

Maintenance

N/A 4 in.

40 in.

102 cm

Following are the dimensions and clearances for the Kodak i800 Series
Scanners:

Height: 124 cm (49 in.)

Width: 66 cm (26 in.)

Depth: 127 cm (50 in.)

Weight: 204 kg (450 lbs) including packaging

188 kg (414 lbs) without packaging

The table below provides the minimum clearances for normal operation
and maintenance of the i800 Series Scanners:

10 cm

4 in.

10 cm

4 in.

10 cm

24 in.

61 cm

4 in.

10 cm

4 in.

10 cm

10 in.

25 cm

24 in.

61 cm

Acoustic noise

Electrical

Power system connection

Environmental

• Operator position standby mode:

– Sound Pressure Level (L

): 39.8 dB(A)

A

• Operator position full system operating mode:

– Sound Pressure Level (L
– Instantaneous Peak Values >

• Sound Power Level (L

WA

): 65.4 dB(A)

A

):

130 dB(C) None

– Standby 56.4 dB(A)
– Full System 72.0 dB(A)

NOTE: All data was measured in accordance with DIN 45635, ANSI

S12.10-1985, and ISO 7779 in a hemi-anechoic chamber.

100 – 127 V, 6.5 A, 50/60 Hz
200 – 240 V, 3.5 A, 50/60 Hz

This product is also designed for Norwegian IT power system with phase­to-phase voltage 230V.

Temperature: 15 to 35°C (59 to 95°F)
Humidity: 15 to 76% (dry bulb)
Altitude: up to 8000 feet (2438 meters)

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External components

Operator control panel

Side guides

Elevator tray

See the illustration below for the location of the external components of
the scanner.

Top cover

Swing out door

Output tray

Feed module

Feeder extensions

Bi-fold door

Power switch

Gap release lever

Back of scanner

SCSI Connector

Power cord
connector

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Environmental information and equipment disposal

• The Kodak i800 Series Scanners are designed to meet worldwide

environmental requirements.

• Guidelines are available for the disposal of consumable items that are

replaced during maintenance or service; follow local regulations or
contact Kodak locally for more information

• The product packaging is recyclable.

• Parts are designed for reuse or recycling.

• The Kodak i800 Series Scanners contain lead in the circuit boards

and mercury in the lamps. Disposal of these materials may be
regulated due to environmental considerations. For disposal or
recycling information, please contact your local authorities or visit the
Electronics Industry Alliance website: www.eiae.org.

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2 Using the Scanner

This chapter provides the following operational procedures:

• Turning on the scanner

• Document preparation

• Adjusting the input tray, side guides and output tray

• Scanning documents

• Feeding long documents

• Continuous and manual feeding

Other functions, such as calibration, using the programmable keys, using
multi-feed detection, setting the elevator level, etc. can be performed
using the Operator Control Panel. See Chapter 3, Operator Control Panel
Functions for procedures.

Turning on the scanner

To turn on the scanner:

• Toggle the power switch to the On position.

On/Off switch

When the menu bar is displayed on the Operator Control Panel, the
scanner is Ready.

IMPORTANT: Always power-up the scanner to its Ready state before

powering-up the host computer.

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Document preparation

Kodak scanners have been tested with a range of documents that
represent the broad spectrum of document types found in the most
common business applications. Optimal scanner performance is
achieved when you scan documents within the recommended document
specifications listed below. Scanning documents that are outside of these
specifications may lead to undesirable results in terms of scanner
reliability, image quality, and/or consumable life.

Before you start scanning, make sure the documents can be fed through
the scanner easily. Best performance is obtained by feeding a good,
clean lead edge. This means the side of the paper which enters the
feeder first should be in the best possible condition.

Use the guidelines below when preparing your documents for scanning.

• Remove staples, rubber bands, loose mending tape or paper clips.

• Straighten wrinkled edges and tape any torn documents.

• Trim ragged edges (steno paper, perforated edges, tractor feed

edges). If ragged edges cannot be trimmed, it is suggested that you
try different feeding orientations to determine which orientation feeds
best.

• A batch of documents to be fed into the scanner must be arranged to

have a common leading edge. Documents may be left-, right-, or
center-aligned in the elevator tray allowing the documents to be fed
into the scanner one at a time.

IMPORTANT: Proper alignment of documents is very important.

Documents must be fed under both feed module tires.

Gap release lever

Feed module tires

• Torn, damaged, or crushed pages can be transported successfully

through the scanner. However, no scanner can transport every
possible type of damaged paper. If damaged documents do not feed
through the transport automatically, feed the documents manually.
Use of the gap release lever may be required.

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• For heavily damaged documents, a clear document protector can be

used with the following limitations:
– Manual feeding is recommended when using a clear document

protector.
– The document in the clear document protector must be fed under

both feed module tires.
– Multi-feed detection must be disabled when manually feeding a

document in a clear document protector.

NOTE: When using a document protector, feed the fold of the

document protector first rather than the open end.

The correct document preparation when using a document protector
is illustrated below:

Small or damaged

Clear
Document
Protector

document

Acceptable document materials

Recommended paper weights

Acceptable document sizes

• Original and recycled papers

• Photographic papers

• Bond (i.e., laser, inkjet, etc.)

• Carbonless paper (some types of carbonless papers contain

chemicals that may react with feed module and separation tires
possibly requiring more frequent tire changes)

• Offset printing papers (i.e., newspapers, magazine pages)

The elevator tray handles a broad range of paper weights, from 50g
(13 lb.) bond paper to 200g (110 lb.) index paper. Heavier documents
may be fed up to 0.76 mm (0.030 in.). Manual feeding mode, using the
gap release lever, may be required to feed heavier paper weights.

• Length:

– Maximum of 76.2 cm (30 in.) with operator-assisted document

feeding and stacking. 43.2 cm (17 in.) is the maximum length for

unattended document feeding.
– Minimum of 6.4 cm (2.5 in.).

• Width:

– Maximum of 29.7 cm (11.7 in./image capture – 12 in./transport)

(A3 width)

– Minimum for automatic feeding of 8.9 cm (3.5 in.)
– Minimum for manual feeding of 6.4 cm (2.5 in.)

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Maximum document batch height for automatic feeding

Downward and upward curl documents

Adjusting the side guides on the input tray

When feeding batched documents, the maximum height of the batched
documents is 10.2 cm (4 in.), approximately 1000 sheets of 75g (20 lb.)
paper. The elevator tray can be set to accommodate 25-, 250- 500-, 750­1000-document stacks.

The elevator tray can handle some amount of lead edge curl, but to
ensure reliable feeding the curl should be at a minimum. It is suggested
that you try and minimize the curl before scanning by stacking the
documents on a flat surface for a period of time to help flatten the
documents.

To accommodate multiple applications with variable feeding
requirements, the side guides can be adjusted for center- or edge­feeding. Center-feeding is recommended for best paper handling
performance. The side guides can be moved together or independently.

1. Pull the guides all the way out and then push them together (toward
the center) to reset.

2. Open the side guides slightly wider than the documents you will be
feeding.

3. Place the documents in the elevator tray.

4. Adjust the side guides to fit the documents.

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Adjusting the output tray

Different paper types stack differently. The output tray can be set with
either the front or the rear higher for best stacking.

To angle the output tray so the back of the output tray is higher:

1. Lift the output tray up and pull it out of its current slot.

2. Reset it in the slot that matches the desired height.

To angle the output tray so the front of the output tray is higher:

• Lift the front of the output tray up, swing the height adjustment leg out

and insert it into the groove below the output tray.

NOTE: Short side guides are standard on the output tray. However, tall

side guides and self-centering parts are included and can be
changed by you. See Chapter 5, Maintenance for procedures.

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Scanning documents

Before you scan documents, be sure the menu bar is displayed on the
Operator Control Panel.

Operator Control

panel

Documents must be fed under both feed module tires. For faster
throughput, feed documents into the elevator tray in landscape orientation
(longer side as the leading edge).

To start scanning:

1. Enable the scanner from the host.

2. Place the documents to be fed in the elevator tray.

3. Press Start/Resume.

Start/Resume

Stop/Pause

NOTES:

• Documents must be fed under both feed module tires.

• Do not lean on the elevator tray and/or document extenders while the

scanner is running. If this happens, the elevator tray may make some
noise and stop in position. See the Problem Solving Chart in Chapter
6, Troubleshooting/Messages for procedures on recovery from this
situation.

• Use caution when feeding small documents; small documents may fall

through the slots of the elevator tray and cannot be easily retrieved.

To stop scanning:

• Press Stop/Pause.

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Loading long documents in the feeder

Continuous and manual feeding

The feeder accommodates documents up to 76.2 cm (30 in.) in length. To
feed documents longer than 30.5 cm (12 inches):

1. Pull out the document extenders.

Document
extenders

2. Place the documents in the elevator tray.

NOTE: Operator assistance is required when feeding documents longer

than 43.2 cm (17 in.).

Continuous feeding allows you to place additional batches of documents in
the elevator tray (with operator assistance). Any time during continuous
scanning, additional documents can be added at the bottom of the input
stack. The elevator position must be set to 25 for continuous and manual
feed operations.

To add to a batch of documents:

• Add a small stack of documents to the bottom of the batch in the

elevator tray, by gently lifting the corner of the stack and adding the
documents underneath the last document.

Manual feeding is recommended when you have a heavily damaged
document, envelope or other thick documents, which may require
additional clearance. Follow the guidelines for document size, weight,
quantity, etc. outlined in the section entitled, “Document preparation”
earlier in this chapter.

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Feeding thick documents

To feed thick documents:

1. Press and hold the gap release lever  this provides more clearance

to ease document feeding.

Gap release lever

2. Push the envelope/thick document into the transport. If more than one
document is to be scanned, feed them into the transport one at a time.

3. After the documents have been fed into the transport, release the gap
release lever.

NOTE: Before feeding envelopes:

− Disable multi-feed detection via the host or programmable

button (if the scanner is set up for multi-feed detection.)

− Be sure the envelope is empty and unsealed.

− When using the gap release lever, the maximum thickness

allowed for a document is 0.76 mm (.030 inches).

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3 Operator Control Panel Functions

There are a variety of functions available from the Operator Control
Panel. This chapter provides procedures and information for:

• Enabling and disabling the scanner

• Control Panel functions overview

• Navigating through the functions on the Control Panel menu

• Accessing information

• Lowering the elevator tray

• Using the Diagnostics Settings menu

• Performing Diagnostic functions:

− Performing a self-test or extended self-test

− Running in count-only mode

− Performing a print test

− Performing a patch test

• Using the Setting menu:

− Changing the alarm volume

− Changing the display contrast

− Changing the SCSI ID

− Changing the SCSI termination

− Setting the elevator tray position

• Calibrating the scanner

• Jogging the transport

• Programmable key assignments

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Enabling and disabling the scanner

Enabling the scanner

The five buttons at the bottom of the Control Panel correspond to the
icons above the buttons To activate the icons, press the corresponding
button.

Icons

Control panel
buttons

The scanner can only be enabled from the host computer. When the
scanner is enabled, you can change the image address level, override
the elevator setting and use the programmable keys. When enabled, the
icons on the Operator Control Panel will look like this:

These functions can be performed when the scanner is enabled:

Increments the image address level. Depending on the image
address level the icon may appear as follows:

Lowers the elevator tray if it is not already in the lowest

indicating the next image address is level 3

indicating the next image address is level 2

indicating the next image address is level 1

position.

Performs the first programmable function.

Performs the second programmable function.

Performs the third programmable function.

NOTE: Programmable keys are set-up during application setup. Check

with your system administrator for the function of each
programmable key. Possible programmable key assignments
are as follows:

• No scanner functionality (default)

• Scanner End-of-Job

• Terminate Batch

• Omit Multi-feed Detection on Next Document

• Omit Printing on Next Document

• Omit Patch Reading on Next Document

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Disabling the scanner

The scanner can be disabled from the host computer or the scanner, if
the end-of-job function is assigned to one of the programmable keys.
When the scanner is disabled, you can display scanner information, lower
the elevator tray, use the Diagnostics Settings menu, calibrate the
scanner and jog the transport.

Disabled scanner functions

When the scanner is first powered on and disabled, the following icons
will be displayed. These functions can only be performed when the
scanner is disabled.

Displays information: including the last image address,
meter values, scanner serial number.

Lowers the elevator tray if it is not already in the lowest
position.

Displays the Diagnostics Settings menu, which allows
you to perform additional functions.

Calibrates the scanner.

Temporarily turns on the transport to help clear a
document jam.

When the Diagnostics Settings menu button

is selected, these

functions are available:

Exit Diagnostics Settings

Performs the selected function. This button is referred
to as Return.

Moves left to the next selectable item (left arrow).

Moves right to the next selectable item (right arrow).

Moves up to the next selectable item (up arrow).

Moves down to the next selectable item (down arrow).

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Navigating through the
functions on the
control panel menu

The left and right arrows navigate along the top of the menu bar.

In this example, the left and/or right arrow will rotate through the options
of Exit, Diagnostics and Settings.

Exit Diagnostics Settings

Run self test
Run extended self test
Run count only
Run print test

The up and down arrows navigate through the menu selections.

In this example, the up and/or down arrow will rotate through the options
of Run self test, Run extended self test, Run count only, Run print test,
Run patch test.

NOTE: Only four options can be displayed at a time. Selecting the down

arrow will display additional options.

Exit Diagnostics Settings

Run self test
Run extended self test
Run count only
Run print test

• The Return arrow performs the selected function. In the

example above, after you select Run print test, select the Return
arrow to perform a print test.

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Accessing information

Lowering the elevator tray

Using the Diagnostics Settings menu

The information icon will display information including the last image
address, meter values, and scanner serial number.

• Select this icon

to display information.

0.0.0.1
Pages: 22453
Hours on: 447
Hours feeding: 32
S/N: 76858463

The level of the elevator tray can be set to accommodate various sizes of
document batches.

• Select this icon

NOTE: This will temporarily override the setting, which is configured for

elevator position from the Settings menu. The next time the
scanner is enabled from the host the menu setting will resume.

The Menu icon displays the Diagnostics Settings menu.

to lower the elevator tray to its lowest position.

Exit Diagnostics Settings

The following Diagnostics functions are available:

• Performing a self-test

• Performing an extended self-test

• Running in count-only mode

• Performing a print test

• Performing a patch test

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Performing a self-test or extended self-test

Running in count-only mode

You can perform a self-test or an extended self-test on the scanner. The
self-test is the same test performed when the scanner is powered-up; the
extended self-test is a more thorough test.

To perform a self-test or extended self-test:

1. Select the Diagnostics Settings menu

2. Use the right or left arrow to navigate to the Diagnostics function.

3. Use the down arrow to select Run self-test or Run extended self-
test.

icon.

Exit Diagnostics Settings

Run self-test
Run extended self-test
Run count only
Run print test

4. Select Return. The scanner will run the self-test and report the
results on the display.

You may want to count the number of documents entering the scanner
without actually scanning.

To run in count-only mode:

1. Select the Diagnostics Settings menu

2. Use the right or left arrow to navigate to the Diagnostics function.

3. Use the down arrow to select Run count only.

icon.

Exit Diagnostics Settings

Run self-test
Run extended self-test
Run count only
Run Print test

4. Place the documents in the elevator tray.

5. Select Return. The message Counting Pages will be displayed.

6. Press Start/Resume. The page count will be displayed.

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Performing a print test

The print test checks to be sure the ink jets in the Document Printer are
functioning properly.

To perform a print test:

1. Select the Diagnostics Settings menu

2. Use the right or left arrow to navigate to the Diagnostics function.

3. Use the down arrow to select Run print test.

icon.

Exit Diagnostics Settings

Run self-test
Run extended self-test
Run count only
Run print test

4. Select Return.

5. Feed a blank(s) sheet of paper.

6. Press Start/Resume.

7. Press Stop/Pause. The documents in the output tray will display the
results of the print test.

8. Remove the documents from the output tray and evaluate the
appearance of the test pattern.

• If the pattern is complete, you are ready to begin.

• If the pattern is not legible:

− Check to see that the print cartridge is installed properly and

purge the ink cartridge if necessary. Repeat the print test. See
Chapter 4, Document Printer and Patch Reader, for more
information.

− If the pattern is still not legible, replace the ink cartridge.

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Performing a patch test

Use this test to verify that the Patch Reader is operational and that your
patches are within specification.

To perform a patch test:

1. Select the Diagnostics Settings menu

2. Use the right or left arrow to navigate to the Diagnostics function.

3. Press the down arrow until Run Patch test is displayed on the
Operator Control Panel.

icon.

Exit Diagnostics Settings

Run extended self-test
Run count only
Run print test
Run patch test

4. Select Return.

5. Feed a document(s) with a patch(es).

6. Press Start/Resume. When the documents have been scanned, the
document count and number of patch types recognized by the
scanner will be displayed.

7. Press Stop/Pause.

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Using the Settings menu

Changing the alarm volume

The Menu icon displays the Diagnostics Settings menu.

Exit Diagnostics Settings

The following Settings functions are available:

• Changing the Alarm Volume

• Changing the Display Contrast

• Changing the SCSI ID

• Changing the SCSI Termination

• Setting the Elevator Position

This setting allows you to adjust the volume of the alarm from 0 to 4.
1 = quietest; 4 = loudest; 0 = no sound.

To set the alarm volume:

1. Select the Diagnostics Settings menu

2. Use the right or left arrow to navigate to the Settings function.

3. Use the down arrow to Change Alarm Volume.

icon.

Exit Diagnostics Settings

Change Alarm Volume
Change Display Contrast
Change SCSI ID
Change SCSI Termination

4. Select Return.

Alarm volume : 3

5. Use the up or down arrows to select the desired volume.

6. Select Return.

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Changing the display contrast

This setting allows you to adjust the contrast of the display screen from
0 to 4. 0 = lightest, 4 = darkest.

To change the display contrast:

1. Select the Diagnostics Settings menu

2. Use the right or left arrow to navigate to the Settings function.

3. Use the down arrow to select Change Display Contrast.

icon.

Exit Diagnostics Settings

Change Alarm Volume
Change Display Contrast
Change SCSI ID
Change SCSI Termination

4. Select Return.

Contrast level : 3

Changing the SCSI ID

5. Use the up and down arrows to select the desired contrast.

6. Select Return.

This setting allows you to enter the SCSI ID number (0 to 7). The SCSI ID
should not be changed unless directed to do so by your integrator or
Kodak Field Representative.

If the SCSI ID has been changed, you must reboot the scanner. After the
scanner has been powered up and completed the self-test, reboot the
host PC.

To change the SCSI ID:

1. Select the Diagnostics Settings menu

2. Use the right or left arrow to navigate to the Settings function.

icon.

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3. Use the down arrow to select Change SCSI ID.

Exit Diagnostics Settings

Change Alarm Volume
Change Display Contrast
Change SCSI ID
Change SCSI Termination

4. Select Return.

SCSI id : 2

Changing the SCSI termination

5. Use the up and down arrows to select the desired SCSI ID number.

6. Select Return.

7. Turn the scanner off. Wait at least 10 seconds and turn the scanner
back on again.

8. After the scanner has completed the self-test, reboot the host PC.

This setting allows you to change the SCSI termination. Values are 0
(disabled) or 1 (enabled). By default, the SCSI termination is enabled and
remains enabled until you disable it and reboot the scanner. The SCSI
termination should not be changed unless directed to do so by your
integrator or Kodak Field Representative.

To change the SCSI termination:

1. Select the Diagnostics Settings menu

2. Use the right or left arrow to navigate to the Settings function.

3. Use the down arrow to select Change SCSI Termination.

icon.

Exit Diagnostics Settings

Change Alarm Volume
Change Display Contrast
Change SCSI ID
Change SCSI Termination

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4. Select Return.

SCSI termination : 0

5. Use the up and down arrows to select the desired SCSI termination
setting.

6. Select Return.

7. Turn the scanner off. Wait at least 10 seconds and turn the scanner
back on again. The new termination setting will take effect.

Setting the elevator tray position

This setting allows you to select a position of the elevator tray. Elevator
positions can be set to accommodate 25-, 250-, 500-, 750- or 1000­documents (20-lb bond paper). The position will remain as selected

unless the Override Elevator icon (

NOTE: The setting of 25 should be used for manual or continuous feed

operation.

To set the elevator tray position:

1. Select the Diagnostics Settings menu

2. Use the right or left arrow to navigate to the Settings function.

3. Press the down arrow until Set elevator position is displayed on the
Operator Control Panel.

) is selected.

icon.

Exit Diagnostics Settings

Change Display Contrast
Change SCSI ID
Change SCSI Termination
Set elevator position

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4. Select Return.

Elevator position : 1000

5. Use the down arrow to select the desired elevator position.

6. Select Return. The elevator position takes effect after the scanner is
enabled.

Calibrating the scanner

Calibration optimizes your scanner to achieve the best image quality and
feeding performance. The scanner can only be calibrated when it is
disabled.

You should calibrate:

• when a message is displayed requiring calibration

• when image quality is poor

• when paper handling is degraded (false multi-feeds)

• after cleaning the scanner

Use the calibration target (shown below) provided with your scanner. Be
sure to use a good, clean calibration target. Additional calibration targets
can be ordered. See Chapter 5, Maintenance, “Ordering Supplies” for
more information.

To calibrate the scanner:

1. Select the Calibrate

2. Place the calibration target in the elevator tray face up, arrows first.

3. Press Start/Resume.

4. Place the calibration target in the elevator tray face down, arrows first.

5. Press Start/Resume. Calibration results will be displayed.

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icon.

Jogging the transport

Programmable key

assignments

The Jog button temporarily (4 seconds) turns on the transport to help
clear a document jam. This function is only available when the scanner is
disabled. The Jog button is intended to clear simple document jams. If
documents are lodged in several locations within the scanner, use the
procedures in Chapter 6, Troubleshooting/Messages.

If a document jam occurs:

• Select the Jog

icon.

There are three programmable keys on the Operator Control Panel.
These keys can be assigned functions by the host application.

Programmable keys are available for use when the scanner is enabled.
The Operator Control Panel displays the numbers 1 through 3. These
numbers correspond to the buttons on the Control Panel.

Each of the programmable keys can be assigned the following functions:

• No Scanner Functionality (default)

• Scanner End-of-Job

• Terminate Batch

• Skip Multi-feed Detection

• Skip Printing

• Skip Patch Recognition

Check with your System Administrator to determine what functions are
programmed.

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4 Document Printer and Patch Reader

This chapter provides instructions for using the Kodak Imagelink
Document Printer 1 and the Patch Reader. The following can be found in
this chapter:

• Purging the ink cartridge

• Replacing the ink cartridge

• Replacing the ink blotter strips

• Setting the printer position

• Patch types supported by the Patch Reader

• Setting the Patch Reader position

The Document Printer

Printed information

The Document Printer 1 uses a standard ink cartridge, which is an
inexpensive and effective way to apply information to the scanned
document and utilize document management systems such as batching
and time-stamping.

The Document Printer 1 provides a print capability that is programmed to
support alphanumeric characters as defined by the host. It supports date,
image address, time, document count and custom messages. All print
information is captured in a document header record. All printer controls
and functions are accessible via the ISIS and TWAIN drivers.

The information printed by the Document Printer is defined during
application setup by your system administrator or integrator.

Any combination of the following items can be printed, provided the total
length does not exceed 40 characters.

• Document image address (any, all or none of the four image address

fields, in any order)

• Date

• Time

• Document count

• Messages - up to 6 fields can be defined to build a print string

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The Document Printer can print one line per document.

The information printed by the Document Printer appears in a single
column perpendicular to the leading edge of the document(s) as shown:

123.123.567

1
2
3
4
5
6
7

Font size: two different character sizes, referred to as Large and Small,
are available. The way the characters appear on the document will be
dependent on the way your application is set up.

Character orientation: information is printed on each document in either
a Cine or Comic orientation.

C

COMIC

I
N
E

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Horizontal print position

The horizontal print position is set using one of the 13 positions in the
Document Printer well. Print position can be manually changed as
required.

To change the print position:

1. Open the swing out door.

2. Slide the green ink cartridge carrier out of its slot.

3. Move the ink cartridge to the desired position and insert it into the
appropriate slot

4. Close the swing out door.

NOTE: Printing automatically stops ½-inch (1.27 cm) from the trailing

edge of the document, even if the information has not been
completely printed.

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Purging the ink cartridge

Additional ink cartridges can be purchased from an office supply retailer
nearest you.

NOTES:

• If the Document Printer will not be used for a period of time (24 hours

or more), remove the Document Printer from the carrier and place it
on its side until you are ready to use it.

• Ink cartridges may be disposed of in accordance with local

regulations.

Before installing the ink cartridge, it must be purged. Cartridges may also
require purging when the print quality is unacceptable. Follow the steps
below to purge the ink cartridge.

1. Remove the ink cartridge from the box and inner wrappings.

2. Hold the cartridge and insert a straightened paper clip into the large
hole on top of the ink cartridge.

3. Rotate the ink cartridge until the bottom is face up.

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4. Gently press the paper clip against the side of the ink bladder until a
small bead of ink appears on the ink flow point on the ink cartridge.

CAUTION: Do not puncture the ink bladder with the paper clip.

5. Remove the paper clip.

6. Allow the ink bead to absorb back into the ink cartridge.

7. Blot the excess ink with a lint-free tissue.

Replacing the ink cartridge

CAUTION: Do not touch the ink flow point or you may cause

improper ink flow.

Replace the ink cartridge when any of the following conditions occur:

• The ink bladder appears shrunken or deflated.

• The printed characters appear light or uneven.

• Missing characters are evident.

• The Print Test function reveals inconsistent character quality.

• The cleaning procedure has not improved the overall print quality.

To replace the ink cartridge:

1. Open the swing out door.

2. Slide the green ink cartridge carrier out of its slot.

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3. Raise the locking bar if it is not already in the raised position and
remove the empty ink cartridge.

Locking bar

4. Insert a new, purged ink cartridge.

5. Lower the locking bar around the ink cartridge.

6. Slide the green ink cartridge carrier back into its slot.

7. Close the swing out door.

IMPORTANT:

• Dispose of ink cartridges properly. Do not incinerate ink cartridges.

• The printer cable should always be kept in place by the white clip to

prevent the cable from interfering with the imaging path.

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Replacing the ink blotter strips

Ink blotter strips collect ink overflow. They should be replaced when there
is a build-up of ink. Replacement blotter strips may be purchased through
your supplier. See Chapter 5, Maintenance, for a list of available
supplies. To replace the ink blotter strips:

1. Open the swing out door.

2. Lift the horizontal transport plate.

3. Remove the horizontal belt module.

4. Locate the blotter strips. You can replace one, some or all of the strips
as necessary.

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5. Grasp a blotter strip and carefully pull it off the transport. Discard the
soiled strips.

6. Install the new blotter strip. Make sure that you align it in the transport
channel before pressing the adhesive side into the channel.

7. Re-insert the horizontal belt module.

8. Lower the horizontal transport plate.

9. Close the swing out door.

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Setting the printer position

There are 13 possible positions for the printer. Make sure that the printer
is in the correct position for your documents.

1. Open the swing out door.

2. Locate the printer positioning slots.

3. Determine which position is suitable for your printing needs.

4. Slide the green ink cartridge carrier out of its slot.

5. Slide the green ink cartridge carrier into the desired slot.

IMPORTANT: The printer cable should always be kept in place by the

white clip to prevent the cable from interfering with the
imaging path.

6. Close the swing out door.

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The Patch Reader

Patch types

Patch 1 Patch 4 Patch 6

The Patch Reader allows you to automatically increment the image
address or initiate a special function. Patch sheets are placed in front of
each document during document preparation or on the lead sheet of a
document.

There are 5 possible patch head positions. The patch head position can
be easily changed. Recognition of all patch types will be returned in the
image header. This is in addition to document level information.

See Kodak publication A-61599, Patch Code Information, for complete
information.

Patch Types 1, 4 and 6  these patch types can be used by the host for

post-scan image control (they are not used for image addressing). For
example, use these patch types for changing between bi-tonal and
color/grayscale imaging or workflow control.

IMPORTANT: Do not use these illustrated patches for production – they

are not to spec.

Toggle Patch  the Toggle patch is a Type 4 patch that is used to trigger

the scanner to switch from the current image stream (bi-tonal) to the
alternative image stream (color/grayscale).

Toggle Patch

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Patch Types 2, 3 and T  these patch types are used for image

addressing. When the Patch Reader detects a patch, it automatically
assigns a new image address to the new document. This eliminates the
task of trying to determine where one document stops and the next starts
when you are viewing electronic images. It provides a hierarchical
document structure and offers an auto-batching alternative.

The Patch Reader controls document level changes by automatically
sensing a predefined patch code and changing the document level
accordingly.

IMPORTANT: Do not use these illustrated patches for production – they

are not to spec.

Patch 2  assigns a Level 2

to the current document

Patch code placement

Patch 3  assigns a Level 3

to the current document

Patch T/Transfer Patch 

assigns a predetermined level
to the next document

The Transfer Patch Definition is also defined by the application. The
Transfer Patch Definition controls the level assigned to the next document
when a Transfer Patch is used. For example, if the Transfer Patch
Definition for the current operation is defined as Level 3 and a Transfer
Patch is used, the next document will be assigned Level 3.

Patches must appear parallel to the leading edge of the document:

Leading Edge

(fed into the transport first)

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Setting the Patch Reader position

There are 5 patch locations available for patch reading.

1. Set the documents in the elevator tray.

2. Open the swing out door.

3. Align the patch head with the location of the patch on the documents.

4. Close the swing out door.

NOTE: If patches on the documents change location, repeat the

procedure above for the new location.

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5 Maintenance

This chapter provides cleaning and replacement procedures for your
scanner. For best scanner performance clean the areas outlined in this
chapter every 8-hour shift, unless otherwise noted.

Additional maintenance supplies can be ordering by calling DI Supply or
through your Kodak Reseller. For a list of available supplies, see the
section entitled, “Ordering Supplies” at the end of this chapter.

IMPORTANT: All cleaning supplies can be disposed of in your normal

waste management system, unless otherwise noted.

Use only non-flammable cleaners such as those provided

through Kodak Parts Services.

Do not use cleaners in confined areas, use with adequate

ventilation.

Do not use cleaners on hot surfaces. Allow surfaces to

cool to ambient temperature before use.

Use the green handles when accessing scanner

components.

Cleaning the paper path

The paper path should be cleaned with a Paper Path Cleaner fed several
times through the transport. To clean the paper path:

1. Remove the wrapping from the Paper Path Cleaner.

2. Adjust the feeder guides to the widest position.

3. Run the scanner in count-only mode. See Chapter 3, Operator Control
Panel Functions, for procedures.

4. Feed the cleaning sheet (adhesive side up) in the landscape
orientation several times through the transport.

5. Feed the cleaning sheet (adhesive side down) in the landscape
orientation several times through the transport.

NOTE: When a cleaning sheet gets dirty, discard it and use a new one.

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Cleaning the upper transport area

Follow the steps below to clean the upper transport area:

1. Open the top cover.

2. Open the bi-fold door.

3. Grasp the end of the lower imaging guide and slowly pull it straight
out.

4. Place the lower imaging guide on a clean surface.

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5. Grasp the end of the upper imaging guide and slowly pull it straight
out.

6. Place the upper imaging guide on a clean surface.

NOTE: To avoid getting any debris (from the cleaning process) on the

imaging guides, they will be reinstalled after the scanner is
thoroughly cleaned.

Exit transport plate

7. Release the top turn baffle.

Top turn baffle

8. Vacuum the area.

9. Close the top turn baffle.

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10. Lift and hold the exit transport plate and vacuum.

11. Lower the exit transport plate.

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Cleaning the vertical transport area

Follow the steps below to clean the vertical transport area:

1. Grasp the vertical transport plate and pull it down until it stops.

2. Slide the horizontal baffle plate out and vacuum inside the housing.

Document sensors

Black strip

Horizontal baffle plate

3. With a soft cloth, wipe the document sensors and the black strip on
the horizontal baffle plate.

IMPORTANT: When vacuuming the scanner, be careful not to scratch the

sensors.

4. Clean the document sensors.

5. Slide the horizontal baffle plate back in place.

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6. Vacuum the floor of the lower transport area.

7. Raise the vertical transport plate into its original position.

8. Turn the vertical transport plate handle and latch it into place.

9. Close the bi-fold door.

10. Close the top cover.

Cleaning the transport area

Follow the steps below to clean the transport area:

1. Open the swing out door.

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2. Lift the roller cover and vacuum the sensors.

Roller cover

Sensors

IMPORTANT: When vacuuming the scanner, be careful not to scratch the

sensors.

3. Close the roller cover.

4. Lift the horizontal transport plate.

5. Remove the horizontal belt module.

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6. Remove the dust pan and empty any debris.

7. Using the long-handled brush, clean the mirrors which are located
deep inside the scanner.

8. Vacuum the floor of the horizontal transport area.

9. Reinsert the dust pan.

10. Wipe the upper and lower sensors with a lint-free cloth.

11. Reinstall the horizontal belt module.

12. Lower the horizontal transport plate.

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Cleaning the printer and patch head

Follow the steps below to clean the Document Printer 1 and Patch
Reader head. Complete instructions for the Document Printer and Patch
Reader can be found in Chapter 4.

1. Remove the Document Printer head and clean it with a dry, lint-free
cloth.

White clip

2. Reinstall the Document Printer head in the desired position.

IMPORTANT: Be sure the cable is always kept in place by the white clip

to prevent the cable from interfering with the imaging path.

3. Remove the patch head and clean it with a dry, lint-free cloth.

4. Replace the patch head in the desired position.

5. Close the swing out door.

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Cleaning the imaging guides

Avoid getting fingerprints on the imaging guides during the cleaning
procedure.

1. Open the bi-fold door.

2. Get the upper imaging guide that was set aside previously. Clean the
upper imaging guide with a clean, soft, lint-free cloth slightly
moistened with water. Lightly wipe both sides with a Staticide wipe.

3. Reinstall the upper imaging guide. Make sure the notched side is
facing up and that the imaging guide is pushed in all the way and fully
seated in its slot.

4. Get the lower imaging guide that was set aside previously. Clean the
lower imaging guide with a clean, soft, lint-free cloth slightly
moistened with water. Lightly wipe both sides with a Staticide wipe.

5. Reinstall the lower imaging guide. Make sure the notched side is
facing down and that the imaging guide is pushed in all the way and
fully seated in its slot.

6. Close the bi-fold door.

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Maintenance and replacement procedures

This section provides procedures for replacing the following parts. Use
the list below as a guideline for frequency of replacement.

• Feed Module Tires and Separation Roller – tire life will vary

depending upon paper types, environment and cleanliness. Nominal
tire life will be approximately 250,000 documents; results will vary.
Degradation of feeder performance, multiple feeds, stoppages, etc.
indicate a need to change tires. Change all the tires on the feed
module and separation roller at the same time.

• Feed Module Separation Roller – it is recommended that you install

a new feed module approximately every 5th tire change. See the
checklist included in the Replenishment Kit. Install a new feed module
and separation roller at the same time.

• Pre-separation Pad – change each time you change the tires on the

feed module and separation roller.

• Exposure Lamps – it is suggested that all four lamps be replaced

every 500 hours of operation or as necessary (i.e., as reported by the
scanner, repeated image calibration failures, etc.)

• Imaging Guides – replace when the imaging guides are heavily

scratched and defects show in the image.

This section also provides replacement procedures for the:

• Gear for Self-Centering Side Guides – a spacer is installed in the

output tray, which allows the side guides to move independently. If
you want the side guides to move together (self-centering) you can
install the geared spacer that is included with the scanner.

• Side Guides – short side guides are standard with the scanner. A set

of tall side guides is included with your scanner and can be changed
as required by your application.

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Replacing the feed module and feed module tires

Replacing the feed module

This section provides replacement procedures for the feed module and
the feed module tires.

To replace the feed module:

1. Open the swing out door.

2. Push the release lever to the right to release the feed module.

3. Remove the feed module.

To install the new feed module:

4. Push the release lever to the right and reinsert the new feed module
by aligning the pins and fitting it into position. When the feed module
is in position, release the lever and be sure the feed module is
securely in place.

5. Close the swing out door.

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Replacing the feed module tires

To replace the feed module tires:

1. Open the swing out door.

2. Remove the feed module.

3. With one hand, press the locking tabs (one on each side) while
holding the bottom housing with the other hand, pull the upper
housing up and away from the rollers.

4. Remove one core assembly.

5. Replace each tire by sliding the tire off the core.

Tire

Core

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6. Install each new tire by gently stretching it over the core.

IMPORTANT: Do not overstretch the tire; it may tear.

7. Replace the core assembly in the feed module.

8. Repeat Steps 4 through 7 for the other core assembly.

9. Align the tabs on the upper housing with the slots on the lower
housing.

10. Press the upper and lower housings together until they snap into
place.

11. Insert the feed module by aligning the pins and fitting it into position.
Verify that it is securely in place.

12. Close the swing out door.

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Separation roller and tires

Replacing the separation roller

This section provides procedures for changing the separation roller and
tires.

To replace the separation roller:

1. Open the swing out door.

2. Lift the roller cover.

3. Pull the separation pad holder forward and remove the separation
roller.

To install the new separation roller:

4. Pull the separation pad holder forward and put the new separation
roller in place.

NOTE: Be sure to line up the slots on the separation roller with the

holders.

5. Push the separation roller holder back in place.

6. Lower the roller cover.

7. Close the swing out door.

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Replacing the separation roller tires

Changing the separation pad

To replace the separation roller tires:

1. Remove the separation roller as previously directed.

2. Replace each tire by sliding the tire off the core.

3. Install each new tire by gently stretching it over the core.

IMPORTANT: Do not overstretch the tire; it may tear.

4. Reinstall the separation roller as previously directed.

Change the pre-separation pad when the frequency of double-fed
documents increases.

1. Open the swing out door.

2. Lift the roller cover.

3. Remove the pre-separation pad.

4. Install the new pre-separation pad. Be sure it snaps into place.

5. Lower the roller cover.

6. Close the swing out door.

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Cleaning the feed module tires and separation roller tires

The cleaning procedures below should be performed daily. More frequent
cleaning may be necessary depending on throughput and document type.
Daily cleaning of the feed module tires and separation roller tires prevent
ink, toner, dust and paper contaminates from collecting on the rollers,
which help documents to separate properly when feeding.

1. Open the swing out door.

2. Remove the feed module.

3. Lift the roller cover.

4. Remove the feed module and separation roller.

5. Rotate the feed module tires and separation roller tires and scrub with
an Emulsiclean wipe. Continue cleaning until all residue is removed
from the tires.

6. Dry the tires with a dry, lint-free cloth.

7. Reinstall the separation roller.

8. Lower the roller cover.

9. Reinstall the feed module.

10. Close the swing out door.

Replacing lamps

There are four identical lamps in the scanner. Replace all lamps using the
same procedure.

CAUTION: Lamps that have been operating are HOT. Before

attempting to replace the lamps, make sure the scanner
is turned off and you have allowed the lamps to cool for
at least 10 minutes.

1. Open the bi-fold door.

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2. Grasp the green handle of the lamp connector.

3. Slightly raise the edge of the black holder and remove the lamp
connector.

4. Grasp the end of the lamp and slowly pull the lamp straight out.

NOTE: Like most fluorescent lamps, these lamps contain a small

amount of mercury and should be disposed of in accordance
with local regulations.

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5. Position the new lamp in the lamp holder.

IMPORTANT: Make sure that the clear surface of the lamp is

positioned facing the imaging guides. (NOTE: The
imaging guides are not installed in the illustration
above.) Replace one lamp at a time to ensure the
correct connector is inserted with each lamp; otherwise
lamps may not function properly.

6. Push firmly on the end of the lamp to seat the lamp into the socket on
the other end.

7. Replace the green lamp connector and push it in firmly so the
connector is fully seated.

8. Close the bi-fold door.

9. Allow 10 minutes for the lamps to warm up.

10. Calibrate the scanner. See Chapter 3, Operator Control Panel
Functions for procedures.

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Replacing the imaging guides

To replace the imaging guides:

1. Open the bi-fold door.

2. Remove the imaging guides.

3. Slide a new upper imaging guide in place. Make sure the notched
side is facing down and that the imaging guide is pushed in all the
way and fully seated in its slot.

4. Slide a new lower imaging guide in place. Make sure the notched side
is facing up and that the imaging guide is pushed in all the way and
fully seated in its slot.

5. Close the bi-fold door.

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Customizing the side
guides for self­centering feeding

A spacer is installed in the output tray, which allows the side guides to
move independently. If you want the side guides to move together (self­centering) you can install the geared spacer that is included with the
scanner. To change the side guides for self-centering feeding, follow the
procedures below.

Tools needed: Phillips Head Screwdriver

1. Pull the output tray forward and remove it.

2. Open the side guides to the widest position, remove the end stop and
turn the tray upside down.

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3. Use the screwdriver to release the center screw.

4. Remove the spacer and washer.

5. Take the geared spacer and place it over the post, being sure to align
the teeth on the racks.

6. Add the washer and screw and gently tighten until the spacer and
washer are firm.

NOTE: Do not overtighten.

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7. Turn the tray right-side up, reinstall the end stop and verify the guides
move freely.

8. Replace the output tray.

Changing the output tray side guides

The output tray comes with a set of short and tall side guides, which can
be easily changed.

Tools needed: Phillips Head Screwdriver

1. Remove the output tray.

2. Remove the end stop.

3. Turn the tray upside down.

4. Use the screwdriver to release the screws.

5. Turn the tray over and remove the short (or tall) side guides.

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6. Take one tall (or short) side guide, position the guide and hold it in
place.

7. Continue to hold the side guide in place and turn the output tray over.
Put the screws in place and tighten.

8. When finished with the first side guide, turn the tray back over and
attach the other side guide; follow Steps 6 and 7.

9. Replace the end stop (short or tall as required).

10. Replace the output tray.

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Ordering supplies

Calibration Target (Qty 50) 149 1869
Emulsiclean Wipes (Qty 24) 853 5981
Feeder Consumables Kit for i800 Series Scanners – includes 2 feed

modules, 2 separation roller assemblies, 10 pre-separation pads, 50
replacement tires

Imaging Guide Set – includes one upper and one lower guide 156 4418
Ink Blotter Kit (Qty 60) 140 1728
Paper Path Cleaners (Qty 50) 169 0783
Printer Ink Cartridge Carrier for i800/3000/4000 Scanners 826 7486
Printer Ink Cartridges for Scanner Series 3000/4000/7000/9000/i800 135 5155
Staticide Wipes (Qty 144) 896 5519
White Imaging Lamp for Scanner Series 3000/5000/7000/i800

(1/carton)
Kodak Feeder Kit for Ultra-Lightweight Paper – includes 2 feed

modules, 2 separation roller assemblies, 10 pre-separation pads, 50
replacement tires. This kit is used as a replacement when very thin
documents are scanned exclusively.

The following supplies are available to properly maintain your system.
Order them in the United States by calling DI Supply at 1-888-247-1234
or contact your local Kodak Reseller.

Outside of the United States, contact your local Kodak dealer.

Description CAT No.

838 9181

876 6545

880 3041

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6 Troubleshooting/Messages

This chapter provides the following:

• procedures for clearing the document path,

• information regarding document printing problems,

• a message listing and the actions you can take to clear the message,

• a problem solving chart and when to call Service.

Clearing the document path

In the rare instance when a document becomes lodged in the transport,
the scanner stops running and a message appears on the Operator
Control Panel. The scanner will become disabled.

Documents can become lodged under conditions that could include (but
not limited to):

• Documents are fed with excessive skew.

• Documents are torn, badly folded or wrinkled.

• Staples and paper clips are not removed.

• Imaging guides are not installed properly.

• Baffle plates are not firmly closed.

IMPORTANT: Use the green handles when accessing scanner

components.

Front cover access

1. Remove any visible documents from the elevator and output tray
areas.

2. Attempt to clear any other lodged documents by selecting the Jog
button.

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If there are still lodged documents:

3. Open the swing out door.

4. Lift the horizontal transport plate and remove any documents.

5. Close the horizontal transport plate.

6. Close the swing out door.

Top cover access

7. Open the top cover.

8. Open the exit transport plate and remove any lodged documents.

9. Close the exit transport plate.

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10. Open the upper turn roller and remove any lodged documents.

11. Close the upper turn roller.

12. Close the top cover.

Clearing the document path – bi-fold door access

Occasionally documents can become lodged in the imaging guide area. If
this is the case:

13. Open the bi-fold door.

14. Remove the imaging guides.

15. Lower the vertical transport plate and remove any lodged documents.

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16. Slide out the horizontal baffle plate and remove any lodged
documents.

17. Slide the horizontal baffle plate back into position and close the
vertical transport plate.

NOTE: Be sure the vertical transport plate is securely locked into

position.

18. Reinstall the imaging guides.

19. Close the bi-fold door.

20. Re-enable the scanner from the host.

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Message Listing

Following is a list of messages and corrective actions you can take if one
of the following messages appears on the Operator Control Panel. Most
corrective actions can be found in this User’s Guide; appropriate chapters
are referenced.

If one of the following messages appears, take the following action:

• Determine whether or not the error can be addressed from the host

system.

• If the error cannot be addressed by the host system, attempt to clear

the error by taking the action listed below.

• If the prescribed action(s) does not clear the error, initiate a controlled

power-down sequence:

Controlled Power-down Sequence

1. Wait for all information currently held in the buffer to be transferred to
the host system.

2. Turn off the scanner.

3. Wait 30 seconds.

4. Turn the scanner back on.

If the error condition is not cleared after using the controlled power-down
sequence, call Service.

Message Description

Message
Action

Calibrate scanner now

You must calibrate the scanner now. See Chapter 3, Operator Control Panel
Functions for calibration procedures.

Message
Action

Calibrate scanner soon

Calibrate the scanner when the current batch has completed. See Chapter 3,

Operator Control Panel Functions for calibration procedures.

Message
Action

Calibration failed

Perform a controlled power-down sequence and recalibrate the scanner. Be sure
you are using the correct calibration target. Clean the imaging guides. See
Chapter 3, Operator Control Panel Functions for the correct calibration target. If
the message persists, call Service.

Message
Action

Calibration succeeded

Informational message. The scanner has been successfully calibrated.

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Message Description

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Check document preparation

The documents are not prepared properly for scanning. See Chapter 2, Using the
Scanner, for procedures on how to properly prepare your documents.

The documents are too close together as they enter the scanner. Change the
separation rollers and pre-separation pad. See Chapter 5, Maintenance for the
procedure for changing the separation roller and pre-separation pad.

The cropping parameters are set improperly. If cropping is set to “Relative to
document”, the cropped area must fit inside of the document dimensions. See the
“Image Processing Guide”, Chapter 3, Using the Twain Data Source or Chapter 4,
Using the ISIS Driver for instructions.

One or more documents that passed through the transport were not scanned.
Refeed all documents for which images were not obtained.

Clean imaging guides

The imaging guides or white patches are dirty.

The imaging guides are not fully seated. Push the imaging guides all the way in
until fully seated. See Chapter 5, Maintenance, for cleaning procedures.

Clean the S1 sensor

The S1 (pre-imaging) sensor is dirty. See Chapter 5, Maintenance, “Cleaning the
Transport area” for cleaning procedures. See the diagram at the end of this
chapter for the approximate location of this sensor.

Clean the S2 sensor

The S2 (post-imaging) sensor is dirty. See Chapter 5, Maintenance, “Cleaning the
Transport area” for cleaning procedures. See the diagram at the end of this
document for the approximate location of this sensor.

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Control panel button depressed

An Operator Control Panel button is stuck in the engaged position. Depress and
release all of the buttons and perform a controlled power-down sequence. If the
message persists, call Service.

Document jam

A document is lodged somewhere in the scanner. Clear the paper path. See
“Clearing the document path”, earlier in this chapter for procedures.

One or more documents that passed through the transport were not scanned.
Refeed all documents for which images were not obtained.

Elevator self test failed
The self-test of the elevator test failed. The feed module may not be installed or
may not be installed properly. See Chapter 5, Maintenance “Replacing the feed
module” for correct procedures. Perform a controlled power-down sequence on
the scanner. If the problem persists, call Service.

Error; Reset Scanner
An error occurred that the scanner cannot resolve without recycling the scanner.
Try turning the scanner on and off and on again. If error persists, call Service.

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Message Description

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Feeder self test failed

The self-test of the paper feeder failed. Perform a controlled power-down
sequence on the scanner. If the problem persists, call Service.

Front image cal unsuccessful

The imaging calibration for the front camera was unsuccessful. Clean the imaging
guides and retry calibration. See Chapter 5, Maintenance, “Cleaning the imaging
guides” for cleaning procedures.

Image address field overflow

One of the image address fields has exceeded its maximum configured count.
Check to make sure that a level change was not missed or reconfigure the
scanner to allow a larger value for the overflowed field.

Image buffer almost full

The feeder has stopped and the transport is still running because the image
buffer is almost full. Processing will resume when the buffer is less full.

Image buffer full

The image buffer overflowed.

One or more documents that passed through the transport were not scanned.
Refeed all documents for which images were not obtained.

Images in buffer

You tried to enable the scanner when images were still in the buffer. Not all
images were retrieved. Retrieve the remaining images or clear the buffer. When
the buffer is cleared, you may enable the scanner.

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Interlocks are closed
Informational message. All doors are closed.

Interlocks are open

One of the doors is not closed or an error has not been cleared since the door(s)
was last opened. Check to see that all doors are closed and clear the error by
pressing the Return arrow (left button) on the Control Panel.

Invalid IA level

The image address level you tried to enter is not valid. Re-enter a correct image
address level. For more information about image addressing, see Kodak
publication, Kodak i800 Series Scanners, Image Processing Guide, A-61510.

IPB needs firmware

There is no firmware in an image processing board. Firmware needs to be
installed in all image processing boards before scanning is possible. Call Service.

Lamps not ready

Calibration and/or scanning was attempted before the lamps were warmed up.
See Chapter 3, Operator Control Panel Function’s for calibration guidelines and
procedures.

Lamps ready for scanning

Although lamps have warmed up sufficiently to allow scanning, image quality will
be best after the lamps have stabilized after approximately 10 minutes.

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Message Description

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Mechanical cal unsuccessful

The mechanical calibration was unsuccessful. Be sure the correct calibration
target was used and that the arrows on the target were feed into the transport
first. See Chapter 3, Operator Control Panel Functions, “Calibration” for more
information.

Motor self test failed

The self-test of the paper transport motor failed. Perform a controlled power-down
sequence on the scanner. If the problem persists, call Service.

Multi-feed count:

Informational message. Displays the multi-feed count from the “Count only” mode.

Multi-feed detected

A multi-feed has been detected due to a length checking condition or an
ultrasonic multi-feed condition. Depending on how your scanner is programmed,
you may need to restart the scanner from your host computer. Always check your
host monitor to verify images as overlapped documents may need to be
rescanned. This condition may be caused by poor document separation; replace
the separation roller tires and pre-separation pad. See Chapter 5, Maintenance
for instructions.

Multi-feed failed self test

A multi-feed detection subsystem has failed self-test. You can still scan
documents, but multi-feed detection will not work. Perform the self-test again or a
controlled power down sequence. If the problem persists, call Service.

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Multi-feed cal unsuccessful

The multi-feed calibration failed. Be sure the sensors are clean and that the
correct calibration target is used. Retry calibration. See Chapter 5, Maintenance,
“Cleaning the Transport area” for cleaning procedures. See the diagram at the
end of this document for the approximate location of sensors. Also see Chapter 3,

Operator Control Panel Functions, “Calibration” for more information.

No paper in tray

An attempt was made to start the scanner with no paper in the elevator tray.
Place paper in the elevator tray and restart.

Page count:
Informational message. Displays the page count from the “Count only” mode.

Patch count:

Informational message. Displays the number of documents containing a patch
from the “Patch Test” mode.

Patch hardware not present

The Patch Reader head is not properly connected to the scanner. Be sure the
patch head is properly seated in position and try again. If the problem persists,
call Service.

Power-on self-test succeeded

Informational message. The scanner self-test has been performed successfully.

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Message Description

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Print head not present

An attempt was made to use the Document Printer and no print head is installed.
Be sure the cables are properly connected to the print head and printer board. Be
sure the print cartridge is installed in the print head assembly. See Chapter 4,

Document Printer and Patch Reader for procedures.

Rear image cal unsuccessful

The imaging calibration for the rear camera was unsuccessful. Clean the imaging
guides and retry calibration. See Chapter 5, Maintenance, “Cleaning the imaging
guides” for cleaning procedures.

Refeed document set

The documents are too close together as they enter the scanner. Replace the
separation roller tires and pre-separation pad. See Chapter 5, Maintenance for
instructions.

One or more documents that passed through the transport were not scanned.
Refeed all documents for which images were not obtained.

A hole or tear in the document triggered a false count on the exit sensor. Align
documents so that holes and tears do not pass beneath the left feed tire.

Replace lamps soon

You will need to replace all four lamps soon. See Chapter 5, Maintenance
regarding lamp replacement procedures.

S1 sensor is blocked

A document may be blocking the S1 sensor. Clear the paper path by following the
procedures outlined earlier in this chapter. See the diagram at the end of this
document for the approximate location of this sensor.

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

Message
Action

S2 sensor is blocked

A document may be blocking the S2 sensor. Clear the paper path by following the
procedures outlined earlier in this chapter. See the diagram at the end of this
document for the approximate location of this sensor.

Self-test failed

One of the scanner subsystems failed self-test. The subsystem’s functionality will
not be available. Turn the power off and on again and perform another self-test. If
the problem persists, call Service.

Self-test passed
Informational message. The self-test performed was successful.

Sequential count overflow

The sequential count overflowed. Reconfigure the scanner to allow a larger value
for sequential count.

Settings conflict

Conflicting or unacceptable settings have been downloaded to the scanner. For
example, if you attempt to set a 200 dpi bi-tonal front with a 300 dpi bi-tonal rear
or if you try to enable color scanning on a Kodak i810 or i830 Scanner.

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Message Description

Message
Action

Message
Action

Document sensor
location

Unable to enable

Check to be sure all doors are closed. If all the doors are closed, perform a
controlled power-down sequence. If the error persists, call Service.

Unable to execute command

You have tried to perform a function that is not permitted in the current state of
the scanner or with invalid parameters. For example, you attempted to run the
scanner when it is not enabled; or if you attempted to run the scanner when you
have a paper jam.

The illustration below shows the location of the document sensors.

Paper Present Sensor S1 (pre-imaging) Sensors

Ultrasonic Sensors

S2 (post-imaging) Sensors

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Problem solving chart

Use the chart below as a guide to check possible solutions to problems
you may encounter when using the Kodak i800 Series Scanners.

Problem Possible Solutions

Scanner does not power on
(Control Panel is not
illuminated)

The scanner will not
scan/feed documents

Image quality is poor or has
decreased

Make sure that:

• the power cord is plugged securely into the receptacle in the back of the

scanner.

• the wall outlet is not defective (call a licensed electrician).

• the power switch is on.

Make sure that:

• the power cord is plugged in and the power is on.

• all doors are completely closed.

• the scanner is enabled from the host.

• documents are making contact with the feed module.

• for thicker documents, press the gap release lever during feeding.

• the documents meet specifications for size, weight, height of batched

documents, etc.

• you check the feed module and separation roller for signs of wear and

replace these parts if necessary.

Make sure that:

• the scanner has been calibrated (see Chapter 3, Operator Control Panel

Functions, “Calibrating the Scanner”).

• the imaging guides are clean (see Chapter 5, Maintenance, “Cleaning the

imaging guides”.

• the lamp timeout is set for greater than 10 minutes.

If unsatisfactory image quality persists, or if the scanner fails calibration, replace
the lamps (see Chapter 5, Maintenance, “Replacing the lamps”. Be sure to
calibrate the scanner after installing the new lamps. Make sure that the new
lamps have been on at least 10 minutes before you calibrate.

The first few scanned
images are very dark

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Make sure that:

• the lamps have been on for at least 3 minutes, then scan the documents

again.

• the lamp timeout is set for greater than 10 minutes.

Problem Possible Solutions

Calibration has failed Make sure that:

• the lamps have been on at least 10 minutes.

• you are using the proper calibration target and it is oriented correctly.

• the imaging guides are clean (see Chapter 5, Maintenance, “Cleaning the

imaging guides”).

• the transport area is clear of obstructions.

• the sensors are clean.

• the lamp timeout is set for greater than 10 minutes.

Try calibration again. If calibration fails again, replace the lamps (see Chapter 5,
Maintenance, “Replacing the lamps”). Be sure to calibrate the scanner after
installing the new lamps. Make sure the new lamps have been on for 10 minutes
before you calibrate.

Documents are jamming Make sure that:

• the output tray and side guides are adjusted for the length of documents

being scanned.

• all jammed documents have been removed from the transport area.

• documents meet specifications for size, weight, height of batched

documents, etc.

• the sensors are clean.

• the separation roller, feed module, and pre-separation pad are clean and

properly installed.

• the transport rollers are clean.

• the imaging guides are properly installed.

Elevator tray is vibrating
and stuck in place

Long documents are not
feeding or are jamming

There are frequent multi­feed detection errors

You may have leaned on the elevator tray or the document extenders. To
recover from this:

1. Gently push the elevator tray down as far as you can. Do not force it.

2. Disable the scanner from the host.

3. Enable the scanner from the host.

If the problem persists, cycle the power to the scanner following the controlled
power-down sequence as outlined earlier in this chapter.

Make sure that:

• the elevator tray extenders are pulled out to provide support for long

documents.

• the output tray is adjusted for the length of the documents being scanned.

• the output tray is installed properly.

Make sure that:

• the scanner has been calibrated.

• documents are larger than 2.75 inches (6.98 cm) in length.

• stickers are adhered correctly to the document.

• the access doors are completely closed.

If the problem persists, try a different sensitivity setting on the host.

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Problem Possible Solutions

The output tray cannot be
adjusted in or out

Roller marks appear on
documents after scanning

Vertical streaks appear on
the image

The document printer is not
printing as desired

Make sure the output tray is installed properly.

Clean the feed module rollers, separation rollers and transport rollers (see
Chapter 5, Maintenance).

• Be sure when you calibrate the scanner that you are using a good, clean

calibration target. Use the calibration target provided with your scanner.
Additional calibration targets can be ordered. See Chapter 5, Maintenance,
“Ordering Supplies” for more information.

• The imaging guides may be dirty. Clean the imaging guides. For procedures

see Chapter 5, Maintenance, “Cleaning the imaging guides”.

If you are having problems printing on scanned documents:

• the tip of the ink cartridge may be plugged. Purge the ink cartridge as

instructed in Chapter 4, Document Printer and Patch Reader. If the ink still
does not flow properly, replace the ink cartridge. Dispose of used ink
cartridges properly.

• verify that the ink cartridge is not empty. The ink bladder inside the ink

cartridge is flat when it is empty.

• make sure that the ink cartridge is properly installed in the Document Printer.

• make sure that the ink cartridge is located in the correct position for printing.

• make sure that the ink cartridge carrier is properly seated in its slot.

White lines appear at the
top of the image and run
through the documents

• verify that all printer connectors are securely fastened and that the printer

cables are securely in the white clip and are not folded or creased.

• verify that the printer has been enabled through the host and that the

expected print string has been specified.

• conduct a Print Test via the Operator Control Panel (see Chapter 3,

Operator Control Panel Functions, “Performing a print test”.

• The imaging guides may be dirty. Clean the imaging guides. For procedures

see Chapter 5, Maintenance, “Cleaning the imaging guides”.

• Check for scratches on the imaging guides. If scratches are on the imaging

guides, change them. For procedures see Chapter 5, Maintenance

.

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Problem Possible Solutions

White lines appear at the
top of the document then
stop as the document is
imaged.

Clean the black backer strip on the horizontal baffle plate. For procedures see
Chapter 5, “Cleaning the vertical transport area”.

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