Kodak i250, i260 manual Transporting the Scanner, Maintenance section

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Problem

Possible Solution

 

 

Documents are skewed

Make sure that:

during scanning

• the document side guides are adjusted to fit the documents being fed.

 

 

• documents are being fed perpendicular to the feed module.

 

• documents are being fed in the center of the ADF.

 

• all staples and paper clips have been removed from the documents.

 

• the feed module, separator module, and drive rollers are clean.

 

 

Scanner pauses excessively

Make sure that:

during scanning

• the host computer meets minimum requirements for scanning.

 

 

• there is enough free space on the hard disk drive.

 

• all other applications are closed.

 

• the scanner has the correct amount of memory installed for the documents

 

being scanned.

 

You can also try changing the scanning options (compression, etc.) in your

 

scanning software.

 

 

Documents are multifeeding

Make sure that:

 

• the leading edges of all batched documents are centered in the ADF so that

 

each document will come in contact with the feed rollers.

 

• the feed module and separator module are clean and not worn.

 

• documents with an unusual texture or surface are fed manually.

 

 

Roller marks or streaks appear

Clean the feed module, separator module, and drive rollers. Refer to the

on documents after scanning

Maintenance section.

 

 

Vertical lines appear on

• Clean the imaging guides. Refer to the Maintenance section.

the image

• Calibrate the scanner. Refer to the Maintenance section.

 

 

Transporting the Scanner

If it becomes necessary to transport the scanner after installation, you must repack the scanner using the original packaging materials.If you do not have the original packaging materials, contact your supplier.

1.Power down the computer.

2.Power down the scanner.

3.Disconnect the power cord from the back of the scanner.

4.Disconnect the IEEE-1394 (FireWire) cable from the IEEE-1394 port on the back of the scanner.

5.Place the foam end caps on each end of the scanner.

6.Place the scanner in the box.

7.Place the power cord and power supply in the box.

8.Tape down the input and output trays to secure them.

9.Close the box.

The scanner is now ready for moving.

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Contents Page User’s Guide Contents Using the Scanner MaintenanceTroubleshooting Appendix E Installing Optional Memory Appendix C Kodak i200 Series ImprinterAppendix D Kodak i200 Series Dockable Flatbed Scanner Features IntroductionPaper Transport Features MaintenanceSpeed/Capacity Throughput 200 dpiPreparing Documents for Scanning Recommended DocumentsSafety Information User PrecautionsPage Power System EMC StatementsAcoustic Emission Installing the Scanner Site Specifications System RequirementsUnpacking the Scanner Registering Your Scanner Removing Foam Sheet Scanner Components FrontRear SideInternal Making Connections Power Setup Manufacturer’s power supplyPage Page Tray Extenders and Side Guides Adjusting the Output Tray Using the Scanner Starting and Stopping Scanning Automatic FeedingContinuous Feeding Manual FeedingDamaged Documents Maintenance Cleaning the ScannerCleaning Separator Module Separator module Front roller cover Page Cleaning Imaging GuidesReplacing Wear Parts Replacing Separator ModuleReplacing the Feed Module 1. Power down the scanner Calibrating the Scanner Click CalibrateTroubleshooting Indicator Lights Lamps Clearing Document JamsAdjusting Separator Module Tension System Is Not Responding Color Image Quality Problem Solving Problem Possible SolutionMaintenance section Transporting the ScannerAppendix a Specifications Dimensions Dockable Flatbed WeightOperating Temperature Feature Power ConsumptionAppendix B Supplies and Accessories Catalog NoContents of the Imprinter Kit Appendix C Kodak i200 Series ImprinterInstalling the Imprinter Removing Circuit Board CoverAttaching the Imprinter Board and Cable Support slot Imprinter connector Page Page Completing the Imprinter Installation Page Installing Ink Blotter Strips Purging an Ink Cartridge Installing an Ink Cartridge Setting the Imprinter Position Imprinter Maintenance Imprinting ProblemsWhen the Imprinter Is Not in Use Replacing an Ink Cartridge Expected Life of ImprinterReplacing the Ink Blotter Strips Replacing Ink Cartridge Carrier Print Characters Printable Character SetImprinter Specifications Contents of the Dockable Flatbed Kit Flatbed Specifications Installing the Dockable FlatbedAppendix D Kodak i200 Series Dockable Flatbed Remove the scanner front panel Using the Flatbed Book ScanningClick Calibrate Cleaning the Flatbed After a Power Failure Removing the Dockable Flatbed Press firmly against the right side of the door to latch it Appendix E Installing Optional Memory Circuit board cover Remove the existing memory card from the main control board Eastman Kodak Company

i250, i260 specifications

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