Unisys My VisionX Operator's Manual

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Unisys MyVision X
Operator Manual
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CONTENTS
1. General
1.1 Audience
1.2 Safety precautions
1.3 If the machine is damaged
2. Learning about the Unisys MyVision X
2.1 Packaging list
2.2 External parts description
2.3 Internal parts description
3. Operating your Unisys MyVision X
3.1 Document support installation
3.2 Extension plate installation
3.3 Power cables connection
3.4 USB2 cable connection
3.5 HP C6602A Ink jet cartridge installation
3.6 Pocket length adjustment
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OPERATOR MANUAL Preface
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4. Getting started
4.1 Status lights
4.2 How to prepare and load checks
4.3 Clearing jams
5. Maintenance
5.1 Cleaning the transport
5.2 Cleaning the Contact Image Sensors
5.3 Cleaning the HP C6602A ink jet cartridge
5.4 Cleaning photocells detector
5.5 Replacing the feeder and separator rollers
5.6 Cleaning the reading transport belt
5.7 Install the external covers
6. Specifications
6.1 Technical specifications of the Unisys MyVision X
6.2 Technical specifications of the PC
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NO WARRANTIES OF ANY NATURE ARE EXTENDED BY THIS DOCUMENT. Any product or related information described herein is only furnished pursuant and subject to the terms and conditions of a duly executed agreement to purchase or lease equipment or to license software. The only warranties made by Unisys, if any, with respect to the products described in this document are set forth in such agreement. Unisys cannot accept any financial or other responsibility that may be the result of your use of the information in this document or software material, including direct, special, or consequential damages.
You should be very careful to ensure that the use of this information and/or software material complies with the laws, rules, and regulations of the jurisdictions with respect to which it is used. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. Revisions may be issued to advise of such changes and/or additions.
Notice to U.S. Government End Users: This is commercial computer software or hardware documentation developed at private expense. Use, reproduction, or disclosure by the Government is subject to the terms of Unisys standard commercial license for the products, and where applicable, the restricted/limited rights provisions of the contract data rights clauses.
© 2006 Unisys Corporation. All rights reserved.
The Unisys MyVision X is CE compliant and it has been tested in accordance with the requirements of the CEE directive N 89/336
The Unisys MyVision X is UL 950 compliant.
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FCC Statement
The statement below is included in this document to comply with a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulation. The FCC is an agency of the United States government; thus, the statement below applies to computing equipment installed in the United States of America. Unisys is taking appropriate steps to be in compliance with FCC regulations and similar regulations of other countries.
WARNING: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
Unisys is a registered trademark of Unisys Corporation in the United States and other countries. Panini, MyVision X, and MICR Plus are trademarks of Panini SpA. All other brands and products referenced in this document are acknowledged to be the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.
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O. Preface
Here is an overview of the manual layout:
Chapter 1: “General” introduces you to all the general information regarding the manual or the
Unisys MyVision X.
Chapter 2: “Learning about Unisys MyVision X” introduces you to all the major components of
your machine.
Chapter 3: “Operating your Unisys MyVision X” describes simple installation procedures.
Chapter 4: “Getting started” explains how to operate the MyVision X.
Chapter 5: “Maintenance” describes how to solve problems that you may encounter using this
machine.
Chapter 6: “Specifications” lists the main functions of the MyVision X and the features of the PC.
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1. General
Congratulations on your selection of the Unisys MyVision X!
The Unisys MyVision X is a new generation of check scanners. With a small footprint, sleek design and quiet operation, the Unisys MyVision X fits perfectly in a small area such as a teller window, or on the back counter of bank branches.
The Unisys MyVision X incorporates the latest, state-of-the-art technology and the latest standards for check processing in the marketplace.
A unique, patent-pending 3-mode feeder can be found in the Unisys MyVision X, allowing for single item feeding, up to 30 items batch feeding with single hand insertion (in this case it is always possible to insert documents with one hand only) or up to 100 items batch insertion by manually moving the pressure plate. Options with limited feeder capacity are also available to cover specific customer needs.
MICR reading technology available with the Unisys MyVision X is comparable to the larger and faster reader sorter, thanks to the Panini MICR Plus
TM
technology.
Taking advantage of the most up to date technology, the Unisys MyVision X connects to computers via USB2.0 interface, allowing for fast data transfer at no additional cost.
A rear ink jet endorser can also be found on the Unisys MyVision X.
The Panini Vision API is standard on the MyVision X, guaranteeing easy and reliable software integration.
Finally, the Unisys MyVision X has been designed specifically to allow for entire track accessibility, including scanner area (patent pending), for easy intervention and for maintenance purposes.
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1.1 Audience
1.2 Safety Precautions
This manual is written primarily for personnel who process checks or other documents.
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Before you begin operating or servicing your MyVision X as instructed in this manual, please make sure you read and understand these important safety instructions.
• Dress safely. Do not wear loose clothing, long hair or jewelry that can become entangled in moving parts.
• Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate the MyVision X where people may walk on the cord.
• Always unplug the MyVision X before cleaning.
• Do not attempt to service or repair the MyVision X, except as instructed elsewhere in this manual.
• Attempting to service or repair the external power supply of the MyVision X may expose you to dangerous voltage points or other risks.
• Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.
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1.3 If the Machine is Damaged
Unplug the MyVision X from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified personnel under the following conditions:
• If the power cord is damaged or frayed.
• If liquid has been spilled into the product.
• If the equipment has been exposed to rain or water.
• If the equipment does not operate normally when the operating instructions are followed.
• If the equipment has been dropped or damaged.
• If the equipment exhibits a distinct change in performance, indicating a need for service.
Adjust only those controls and replace only those items that are covered by the instructions in this manual.
If you attempt to make adjustments not covered in this manual, you may damage the equipment and void the warranty.
Unauthorized adjustments or repairs may result in the need for extensive work by a qualified technician to return the equipment to its proper working condition.
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2. Learning about the Unisys MyVision X
The Unisys MyVision X is a compact, easy-to-use and quiet scanner. The Unisys MyVision X automatically scans the front and/or rear of checks while simultaneously capturing the Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) code line. An optional ink-jet endorser prints alphanumeric characters on the rear of items. Any of the Windows standard fonts can be used for printing endorsements. The Unisys MyVision X is connected to a PC via a USB2.0 interface.
2.1 Packaging List
The Unisys MyVision X package includes: – Operator Manual (1) – Accessories box (2)* – Unisys MyVision X scanner unit (3) – Power cable (4) – Long feeder extension – Arrival quality report – Operator CD
2 41 3
(*) The accessories box contains:
• Feeder Extension
• Extension plate
• Ink-Jet Cartridge
• USB 2 Cable
• Power Supply
• #1 Feeder Ring, #1 Front Separator Ring, #1 Rear Separator Ring
Fig.1 Fig.2
Learning about the Unisys MyVision X
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Removing the Unisys MyVision X from the Packaging
Note: Don’t use the plastic handle to carry the MyVision X from one place to another. Use it only to extract the device from it’s packaging.
1. Remove the Accessories box, the operator manual and the power cable out of the packaging.
2. Holding the packaging down with one hand, lift the MyVision X together with the packing materials making use of the plastic handle.
Plastic handle
Fig.3 Fig.4
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2.2 External Parts Description
This section describes the major components of the Unisys MyVision X. The component names introduced here and shown in the figures are used throughout this manual.
Document Pressure Plate
Pocket Extension
Extension Plate
Feeder Extension
Bottom Cover
Outer Cover
Inner Cover
Fig.5
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2.3 Internal Parts Description
11 Document Pressure Plate 12 LED and interlock board 13 Feeder Roller 14 Feeder Sensor 15 Separator Roller 16 Rear Separator Roller 17 Pre-magnetization Head 18 Synchronization Sensor 19 MICR Reading Head
10 “U” Track Wall 11 Transport Rollers 12 Ink Jet Cartridge Cradle 13 Front Image Camera 14 Rear Image Camera 15 Pocket sensor 16 Transport Belt 17 Interlock Board 18 Feeder Motor
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Fig.6
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3. Operating your Unisys MyVision X
3.1 Document Support Installation
Insert the Feeder Extension in the slot uncovered by pushing backward the Document Pressure Plate. Installation is correct if the Feeder Extension is at the same level of the entrance of the scanner platform.
Document Pressure Plate
Slot
Feeder Extension
Fig.7
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The feeder extension is designed to support all documents anticipated to be processed by the MyVisionX. Markets or applications that process a large number of long documents (longer than 8 inches) may find it necessary to apply the optional extension plate for better document support, reducing the risk of image skewing, MICR rejects, etc. Assembly is made by sliding the extension plate, face side up, along the bottom side of the feeder extension into the support notches until the plate snaps into place (Fig.8). The lock tabs should securely fit into the round holes and the short and long tabs should be fully inserted into the support notches (Fig.9).
To remove, firmly grip the feeder extension and the extension plate and pull apart.
Fig.8
3.2 Extension Plate Installation
Feeder extension
Support notches
Extension plate
Face side up
Fig.9
Lock tabs should
be in round holes
Long and short tabs
should be fully inserted
into the support notches
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3.3 Power Cable Connection
Before connecting the scanner to your PC, make sure to locate the unit on a flat surface near the PC, away from direct light and from electromagnetic equipment.
Warning: The electromagnetic emission from a CRT monitor can produce interference and affect the
MICR reading; therefore place the MyVision X as far as possible from the CRT.
1. Plug the power cord connector in the Power Supply socket (Fig.10).
2. Plug the Power Supply cable in the MyVision X power connector (Fig.11).
3. The MyVision X should be plugged into a dedicated electrical power outlet. The power supply will be 100-240 VAC (no power selection required), and the frequency 50/60 Hz. If you are not sure of the type of power available, consult your Service Representative or local power company.
Note: There is no LED power indication upon connecting the MyVision X. LED status indicators only illuminate when the application connects to the MyVision X unit. See section 4.1.
Fig.10 Fig.11
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3.4 USB2 Cable Connection
Connect the USB 2 cable to the USB 2.0 port located on the rear side of the scanner, then connect the other end of the cable to an available USB 2.0 port on the PC.
USB 2 cable
Fig.12
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3.5 Ink-Jet Cartridge Installation
Remove the inner cover (see paragraph 5.1 for details). Take a new ink jet cartridge out from its package. Do not touch the ink with your fingers or clothing: it will stain. Angle the front side of the cartridge downwards and face the two pins with the two holes in the cradle. Gently push down the rear side of the cartridge until it snaps in the plastic retainer.
Ink jet cartridge Unisys Direct re-order P/N 80-2118-877
Cartridge cradle
Plastic retainer
Fig.13
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3.6 Pocket Length Adjustment
Adjust the pocket length by inserting the longest document that will be processed in the pocket. Move the pocket extension left or right until a space of 5 mm (1/4”) is available between the leading edge of the document and the end of the pocket extension.
5mm (1/4’’)
Fig.14
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4. Getting Started
1. Turn on the PC.
2. Start the MyVision X application (see note).
3. Follow the MyVision X application instructions.
4. Load your checks.
Note: An application must be started before you begin to process documents. When the application
starts, the MyVision X turns on which is indicated by the green led in the outer cover. If it is your job to start the application, refer to the documentation supplied with the application by the vendor. Normally, the MyVision X goes automatically on-line when the control application starts, and goes offline when the control application shuts down. If you want to force the reader to go offline even when the application is on, press the rear switch button for at least one second; at this point, the motor will briefly buzz and the green LED will turn off. To put the reader again on-line (only if the application is still running), press the switch button again for at least one second; the motors will briefly buzz and the green LED will turn on. Normally, this operation is allowed only when the MyVision X is idle and will be ignored if the reader is working. Pressing the switch button when the green LED is off will have no effect.
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4.1 Status Lights
Two status lights located near the feeder indicate the status of the unit.
The following table describes the meaning of each status light.
Red Green Description LED LED
Off Off The MyVision X is offline Off On The MyVision X is online and
the feeder is empty
Off Blinking The MyVision X is online and
the feeder contains documents ready to feed
On Off Interlock switches are
activated and an external plastic cover is removed
Blinking Off Jam on the transport track
Note: There is no LED power indication upon connecting the MyVision X. LED status indicators only illuminate when the application connects to the MyVision X unit.
Fig.15
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4.2 How to Prepare and Load Checks
Preparing Documents for Processing
1. Remove all rubber bands, staples, paper clips, dog ears, etc. from the documents.
2. Jogging the documents is strongly recommended. In any case, align the bottom edges by repeatedly tapping the bottom edge of the documents on a hard, flat surface, see Fig.16.
3. Repeatedly tap the leading edge of the documents on a hard, flat surface, see Fig.17.
4. Check bottom and leading edges once more to ensure documents are aligned.
Tip: Use a mechanical jogger device for faster and more accurate alignment of bottom and leading edges.
Bottom edge
Leading edge
Fig.16 Fig.17
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Feeding Documents
You may feed documents one at a time or in batches of up to 30 by inserting the documents into the feeder all the way. (Fig.18). The documents must be inserted into the feeder so that the leading edge fits between the two black lines shown in Fig.19.
Do not insert the checks past the rollers.
Fig.18
Fig.19
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Batches greater than 30 to 100 checks require the pressure plate to be pushed back before inserting checks into the feeder. To prevent misfeeding, do not insert more than 100 documents into the feeder. Leave at least 2 mm (1/8”) between the last document and the pressure plate in the maximum backwards position. The leading edges of the documents should be aligned as described in the previous page.
Document Feeder Options
Depending on the ordered configuration, two feeder types are available:
1. Standard Feeder Option:
• Designed for single document automatic insertion.
• Holds up to 30 documents for automatic batch one hand insertion (without moving the pressure plate).
• Holding up to 100 documents by pushing back the pressure plate before inserting checks into the feeder.
2. Limited Feeder Option: Causes the automatic document feeding operation to stop, followed by a system warning message, after 30 consecutive documents have been processed, according to the ordered configuration. The feeder sensor must then be cleared by removing the documents from the feeder and then repositioning and restarting the application. All other features are the same as the standard feeder.
Note: This option is reset if the feeder is emptied before the 30 document limit is met for the 30 documents limited feeder.
2mm (1/8’’)
Fig.20
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The feeder is designed so that checks can be loaded continuously, while the scanner is processing. This can be done by inserting checks behind those already present in the feeder.
Fig.21
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Removing Documents from Pocket
Processed documents are sent to the exit pocket.
For best result, follow these recommendations:
• Remove the documents when the pocket is nearly full. Jams occur when the pocket is too full. No “pocket-full” sensor is available.
• Occasionally verify that the endorsements are clearly printed.
• Occasionally verify that the images are being properly captured and that the image quality is good.
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4.3 Clearing Jams
When a jam occurs, the paper path must be cleared. To do this, first remove all the documents from the exit pocket and then free the track by pressing Eject in your application. In case of unsuccessful operation, apply the following suggestions:
1. Extract the jammed document simply by pulling it out with your fingers (see Fig.22).
2. If the document does not pull out , lift the inner cover at the point indicated by the ribbed surface as shown in Fig.23.
Fig.22
Fig.23
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3. Grab the document with your fingers to remove it from the transport. (See Fig.24).
4. After the jam is removed, install the inner cover by following the instructions below:
a. Open the pocket extension. b. Insert the two reference shafts
in the corresponding housings found in the inner cover (See Fig.25).
Fig.24
Fig.25
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c. Push down the inner cover until it is back
to its original position. Take care to ensure that the inner cover stays behind the scanner, which is indicated by a black area (see Fig.26).
The inner cover (grid) must be inserted behind the scanner (black)
Scanner
Inner cover
Fig.26
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d. Check the exit pocket to ensure that the
two plastic springs are aligned properly as shown in Fig.27.
5. In the event that the outer cover has to be removed, first disconnect the USB and power cables and then lift the outer cover as shown in Fig.28.
Fig.27
Fig.28
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6. To remove the “U” track wall see Fig.29. Please follow the instructions listed in chapter 5.1.2.
7. If the jam occurs in the image camera area,
it is advisable to open the front image camera (see Fig.30) so that the document can easily be removed.
Close the image camera carefully. Don’t allow the spring to snap it closed.
Fig.29
Fig.30
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8. Insert the outer cover by aligning the two shafts with the holes in the bottom cover of the unit (Fig.31). Insert the two teeth located on each side of the outer cover in the bottom cover and lock it (Fig.32 and 33).
9. Reconnect the USB and power cables.
Fig.33Fig.32
Fig.31
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5. Maintenance
Warning: Before doing maintenance, remember to disconnect the USB2 and power
cables from the device.
Note: The parts accessible to the operator for cleaning or jam removal are identifiable by green stickers.
Green stickers
Fig.34 Fig.35
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5.1 Cleaning the Transport
Dust, lint and small particles can get into the track area. Clean this area as follows:
1. Remove the inner and outer covers by pulling up on the covers as illustrated below.
Fig.36
Fig.37
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2. To remove the U-track, pull back on lever (A) away from unit (Fig.38).
The Fig.39 shows how to pull the lever and remove the U-track.
3. Inspect and clean the entire track area from beginning to end.
4. Remove staples, paper clips, rubber bands, and pieces of paper that may have accumulated during use.
5. Using a container of canned air and nozzle, spray the track area and check entrance.
Fig.38 Fig.39
A
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6. To reinstall the U-track insert the two teeth “C” in the rail “D” (Fig.43), and align the U-track (Fig.40).
Push back the U-track (Fig.44) until the lever “E” (Fig.40) locks the unit in place. Make sure that the pin “B” (Fig.42) is inserted in the receptacle “A” (Fig.41).
Fig.41
Fig.42
Fig.43
Fig.44
Fig.40
A
C
D
E
B
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Note: If the blotting pad housing assembly. (A) comes away from the U-track, insert the low mylar spring in the lateral slots (B) and the pad housing in the reference pins (C). Gently press down until the pad housing stops on the top of the U-Track wall.
Fig.45 Fig.46
A
B
C
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5.2 Cleaning the Contact Image Sensors
1. Gently open the front image camera (Fig.47) and remove any debris and dust.
2. Clean the Contact Image Sensors with a soft, lint-free cloth dampened with Isopropyl Alcohol or
with eye glass cleaner (Fig.48).
Fig.47 Fig.48
Contact Image Sensor (CIS)
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5.3 Cleaning the Ink-Jet Cartridge
Fibers, such as cotton or paper, dried ink plugs or crust, or excess ink puddles on the nozzle plate can obstruct ink droplets or cause ink droplets to deflect from the desired trajectory, resulting in a degraded print quality.
When this occurs:
1. Open the inner cover.
2. Remove the print cartridge by pushing down the plastic retainer (Fig.49).
3. Dampen a clean, lint-free cloth with deionized (or distilled) water.
4. Hold the dampened cloth in contact with the nozzles for a few seconds.
5. Then gently wipe the nozzle plate in the direction of the paper movement. Do not wipe the electrical contact area.
6. If ink remains on the nozzle plate wipe again with a clean dry lint-free cloth.
7. Reinsert the cartridge.
8. Replace the inner cover.
Remove the ink jet cartridge when transporting the unit and when the unit is not used for long periods. In case the scanner is not used regularly, periodically clean the ink jet nozzles with a lint-free cloth.
Fig.49
Plastic retainer
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Fig.50
5.4 Cleaning the Photocell Detectors
The six photocells (emitter and receiver) are identified with black circles in Fig.50 below. Using a container of canned air and nozzle, spray the sensors to remove any dust. Also a dry soft cloth can be used.
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5.5 Replacing the Feeder and Separator Rollers
After extended use it will be necessary to replace the Feeder and Separator Roller rings due to normal wear.
1. Open the inner and outer covers.
2. Carefully lift the rings off the rollers (See the arrows in Fig.51, 52 and 53).
Fig.51 Fig.52 Fig.53
Feeder ring Front separator ring Rear separator ring
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3. Install the new separator rings on the hubs by pressing down on the surface of the rings, making sure the rings are installed flat on their seats. The feeder ring must be rolled onto the black pulley.
Fig.54
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5.6 Cleaning the Reading Transport Belt
If an increase in the number of MICR (Magnetic Ink Characters Recognition) rejects is noticed, it may be necessary to clean the surface of the reading transport belt to remove extraneous magnetic ink or iron dust. Clean the external surface of the belt with a soft, lint-free cloth, dampened with Isopropyl Alcohol. Turn pulley “A” counterclockwise to move the belt in the direction of the arrow and clean the entire belt surface.
A
Fig.55
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5.7 Install the External Covers
Install the inner cover following the instructions below:
1. Open the pocket extension.
2. Insert the two reference shafts in the
corresponding housings found in the inner cover (Fig.56).
3. Push down on the inner cover until it stops,
ensuring that the inner cover stays behind the scanner (black area) (Fig.57).
Fig.56
Fig.57
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4. Check the exit pocket to ensure that the two plastic springs are properly aligned as shown in Fig.58.
Fig.58
Scanner
Inner cover
The inner cover (grid) must be inserted behind the scanner (black)
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5. Insert the outer cover by aligning the two shafts with the two holes in the bottom cover of the unit (Fig.59). Push the cover down.
6. Insert the two teeth located on each side of the outer cover in the bottom cover and lock it see Fig.60 and 61.
Fig.59
Fig.61Fig.60
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6.1 Technical Specifications of the Unisys MyVision X
6. Specifications
PERFORMANCE Various models processing up to 30 dpm, 60 dpm, or 90 dpm with a USB 2.0 interface.
AUTOMATIC DOCUMENT FEEDER 3 mode feeder:
- Single document automatic insertion
- Capacity of up to 30 documents for automatic batch one hand insertion
- Capacity of up to 100 documents, with pressure plate Limited feeder options available Double feed detection Auto-tuning separator rollers designed to process varied thickness of documents and to compensate wear
POCKET A single exit pocket capable of holding 100 documents.
DOCUMENT SPECIFICATIONS Height: Min: 54 mm (2.12’’) - Max: 106 mm (4.17’’)
Length: Min: 80 mm (3.14’’) - Max: 235 mm (9.25’’) Weight: Min: 60 gr/m
2
(16 #) - Max: 120 gr/m2(32 #)
INTERFACE USB2.0 port/Backward compatible with USB1.1
RS232 Port for external device connection. SW/FW developments on request.
MAGNETIC READER E13B /CMC7/Autorecognition
Panini MICR Plus
TM
exclusive technology
IMAGE CAPTURE Scanning: Contact Image sensors (CIS) technology (front and back)
Image format: Bitmap in B/W, 256 shades of gray, TIFF, TIFF Multipage, Image compression: JPEG and Group IV Image resolution: 100 or 200 dpi
Advanced dynamic thresholding Dual Image: 4 images in one document pass
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SOFTWARE TOOLS Panini Vision API running on:
Windows 2000 SP3 and Windows XP SP1 or higher with USB2.0 or with USB1.1 at reduced performance. Windows NT 4.0 SP6 with USB1.1
INK-JET PRINTER Rear ink jet printer
Printing capability: Single line, Alphanumeric characters, all MS Windows fonts Printed information captured by the image.
OCR Recognition (optional) OCR-B, E13B recognition engine
Barcode Recognition CODE 39, CODE 128, INTERLEAVED 2/5, EAN8, EAN13, UPCA, UPCE
DIAGNOSTIC FEATURES On board Diagnostics: Tests the functionality of the scanner
Power-on Self Testing: Automatic self testing and photocells calibration when powering the unit
MAINTENANCE Maximum accessibility to every component to minimize MTTR
Total access to scanner and track area Firmware upgradable via PC
INPUT VOLTAGE Autosensing from 100 to 240 VAC,
50 to 60 Hz.
DIMENSIONS Height Width Length Weight
175 mm (6.88”) 138 mm (5.43”) 264 mm (10.39”) 2.5 Kg (5.51#)
Specifications subject to change without previous notice.
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6.2 Technical specification of the PC
Panini Vision API running on:
Windows 2000 SP3 or Windows XP SP1 or higher with USB2.0 or USB1.1 port
30 dpm and 60 dpm Models
Recommended Minimum
(to obtain max performance)
1GHz Pentium IV processor 500 MHz Pentium III processor
256 MB RAM 128 MB RAM
200 MB free disk space 200 MB free disk space
USB2.0 port USB2.0 port
90 dpm Models
1.2 GHz Pentium III processor
256 MB RAM
200 MB free disk space
USB2.0 port
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6.3 Consumable items for the Unisys MyVision X
Item Description Expected Life Reorder Number
Ink Jet Cartridge 112 million dots 80-2118-877
(average life)
Roller Ring Kit. 300,000 documents 75-0456-907 Contains two of each: (average life)
• Feeder Ring for each ring
• Front Separator Ring
• Rear Separator Ring
Micro-duster Air Cans, 75-0202-905 Disposable. Contains four cans.
Reorder these items from Unisys Direct.
• In the United States, call 1-800-448-1424.
• In Canada, call 1-800-387-6127.
• For other countries, refer to http://www.unisysdirect.com/locations
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