Kodak 990, 9500, 923, 70, 900 manual Troubleshooting, Condition Cause

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Batch/offline method

Troubleshooting

Use the Batch/Offline method when your primary concern is efficient use of time, duplicates in the database do not represent a problem, and there is adequate space in the scanned image database or film roll for the duplicate images (same images with different sequential ID numbers and image addresses.)

Follow these steps to use the Batch/Offline method:

1.Remove the stack of successfully scanned documents from the exit hopper.

2.Take the last three or four documents from the top of the stack and put them into the feed tray or at the top of the next stack of documents.

3.Begin scanning the documents.

Under normal operating conditions, only the Multi-Feed Detector Enable button is illuminated. Following are some reasons why both Multi-Feed Detector buttons may be continually illuminated and an E204 error is displayed on the operator interface.

Both Multi-Feed Detector buttons are constantly illuminated:

Condition

 

Cause

 

 

Valid multi-feed detection or

The scanner has encountered a multi-fed document, or

the document did not pass

the document missed the sensor. Depending upon the

under the document detection

scanner configuration, the transport will stop and display

sensor

an E204 error; just display a warning message or beep

 

and display a warning message.

 

Press the green Run button or either Multi-Feed Detector

 

 

button. This automatically re-enables the Multi-Feed

 

 

Detector.

 

 

Calibration out of range

During calibration, a document that was too thick was fed.

 

Restart the transport and calibrate again.

 

 

Auto-zero function incomplete

Upon starting the transport, it stops with an E204 error.

or out of range

Check to make sure the sensor is not stuck out of

 

 

 

position or the sensor is not retracted.

 

Restart the transport.

 

 

Only one document goes

Thickness sensor may be mechanically retracted but the

through the feeder and returns

Multi-Feed Detector is enabled.

an error

Extend the thickness sensor or disable the Multi-Feed

 

 

 

Detector.

 

 

 

A-61120 March 1999

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Contents User’s Guide Using the Multi-Feed Detector Introduction Before you beginEnabling/disabling the Multi-Feed Detector Calibrating the Multi- Feed Detector Operating the scanner with the Multi-Feed Detector enabled Retracting the thickness sensor Error recovery Interactive/online methodTroubleshooting Condition CauseCondition Cause Document A G I N G
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