Description Seq. Id# Required Error Trans Panel

	Additional				Info	Scanner Disabled				Error
Sense	Sense	Sense			Bytes	Recovery	Fatal	Calibration	Stop	Control
Key	Code	Qualifier	Description		Seq. Id#	Required	Error	Required	Trans	Panel
0	00	00	No additional information
5	20	00	Invalid command operation code
5	20	80	Invalid scanner-unique command
5	20	82	Invalid scanner-unique command — unknown error
5	20	83	Invalid scanner-unique command — unknown command
5	20	84	Scanner-unique command executed at wrong time
5	20	85	Invalid scanner-unique command — bad data
5	20	86	Invalid scanner-unique command — wrong model
5	20	87	Invalid scanner-unique command — accessory not
			available
5	20	88	Internal communications failure during scanner-unique
			command processing
5	20	89	Internal processor failure during scanner-unique command
			processing
5	24	00	Invalid parameter in Command Data Block (CDB)
5	25	00	Unsupported Logical Unit
6	29	00	Power-on Reset
4	47	00	Parity Error on SCSI
4	4C	00	Logical Unit Failed Self-configuration — front		*		*			E721
4	4C	00	Logical Unit Failed Self-configuration — rear		*		*			E722
2	80	00	No data — End-of-Job condition			Scanner disabled due to end key
2	80	01	No data — Fault recovery condition			Scanner disabled due to previous error
B	80	02	No data - Buffer empty
D	81	00	Buffer Fault — Full		*	*			*	E701
D	81	00	Buffer Fault — Front Compression Error		*	*			*	E715
D	81	00	Buffer Fault — Rear Compression Error		*	*			*	E716
D	81	01	Buffer Fault —- Document Queue Full		*	*			*	E297
4	81	02	Front Image Lost (document record without page detect)		*	*			*	E702
4	81	12	Rear Image Lost (document record without page detect)		*	*			*	E703
4	81	03	Front Queue Error (document count out of sync)		*				*	E705
4	81	13	Rear Queue Error (document count out of sync)		*				*	E706
4	82	00	Machine Error —- Fault recovery required		*	*			*	many
4	83	00	Low Contrast Failure — black, front		*	*			*	E292
4	83	10	Low Contrast Failure — black, rear		*	*			*	E292
4	84	01	Calibration Failure — ARC, front					*		E713
1	84	02	Calibration Failure — dead pixels, front							E294
1	84	03	Calibration Failure —- hot pixels, front							E294
1	84	04	Calibration Failure — low lamps, front (scan camera)							E110
1	84	04	Calibration Failure — low lamps, front (DSA)							E208
4	84	05	Calibration Failure — target not seen, front					*		E296
4	84	11	Calibration Failure — ARC, rear					*		E714
1	84	12	Calibration Failure — dead pixels, rear							E295
1	84	13	Calibration Failure — hot pixels, rear							E295
1	84	14	Calibration Failure —- low lamps, rear (scan camera)							E111
1	84	14	Calibration Failure — low lamps, rear (DSA)							E209
4	84	15	Calibration failure — target not seen, rear					*		E296
4	85	00	Board failure (AIP, PC, IM Checksum or IM Runtime)		*		*			E710
4	85	00	Board failure	(Front Buffer Parity Error)						E718
4	85	00	Board failure	(Rear Buffer Parity Error)						E719
4	85	00	Board failure	(SCSI Init Error)	*		*			E709

A-61124 March 1999

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9500 specifications

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