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Kodak 500 Setting Image Levels , Setting Application Modes

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Setting Image Levels Image levels are document management tools used to identify

specific types of documents or sets of documents for later index-

ing and retrieval. The image level assigned to each document is

inserted into the image header associated with the document

image. This information is later used to index and retrieve the

scanned image.

There are four document image levels: 3, 2, 1, and 0. There are

three ways to set levels 3, 2, and 1, and two ways to set level 0:

• The operator can press a document Image Level key on the

Control Panel to assign level 3, level 2, or level 1.

• The operator can use the F key and function code F07 to assign

level 0.

• The operator can use the optional

Kodak Imagelink

Footswitch

Accessory to assign levels 3, 2, 1, or 0.

• The operator can use the optional Patch Reader to set levels 3,

2, or 1.

Setting Application Modes Eighteen application modes are available for use with the scanner.

These application modes can be defined by the user and selected

when a specific combination of functions, scanning conditions and

values are required.

These conditions and values include Display Language, Measure-

ment Format, Index Format, Image Address Rules, Level Rules,

Accessory Status (enabled/disabled), etc. This data is saved in

the scanner until changed by a Kodak representative.

All eighteen application modes contain default values for general

applications, but at installation or upon request, a Kodak repre-

sentative can be called to program the scanner for specific

applications. To access a specific application mode, utilize the

Select Application Mode function and enter the corresponding

application mode number (1-18) via the numeric keys and press

Enter.

NOTE: In addition to these user-defined conditions and values,

the image processing parameters from the host

computer's image processing parameter list, such as

cropping, noise filter, compression, resolution, and

simplex/duplex are also included in the application modes.

The scanner contains default image processing param-

eters for general applications. For specific applications the

image processing parameters must be independently set

at the host computer for each of the application modes.

Contents

Main Page Table of Contents Page 1 Introduction Scanner Features 1-2 A-61408 September 1995 Scanner Overview Scanner 500 Front Views Kodak Imagelink Page Page A-61408 September 1995 1-5 Control Panel Two-line Status Display Status Display Enab l e d M O DE 1 ABC/ 2 91 . 25. Operation Keys/Indicators 0 F Front 456 123+ /// // / Page Page 2 Getting Started Kodak Imagelink Enabled Scanner Operation Overview Power-up Process Calibrating the Scanner Unsuccessful Calibration Adjusting the Feed Roller and Separator Roller Page Page Adjusting the Self-Centering Feed Shelf Adjusting the Exit Hopper Page 3 Operating the Scanner Scanning Process Function Codes Using Function Codes Function Code Summary Function Code Listing Page Page Page Page Page Setting Image Levels Setting Application Modes Preparing Documents Document Sizes Kodak Imagelink Document Orientation Scanning Documents Automatic Feed Method Manual Feed Method 4 Error Messages User Actions System Administrator Actions Controlled Power-down Se- quence Controlled Power-down Sequence A-61408 September 1995 4-3 Message Listings Error Code Description Action Adjusting the Feed Roller and Separator Roller A-61408 September 1995 4-5 4-6 A-61408 September 1995 Error Code Description Action Error Code Description Action 5 Scanner Maintenance Cleaning Materials Do NOT use industrial cleaning solvents in any of the cleaning procedures. Daily (or as required) Cleaning the Imaging Guides Page Page Page Weekly (or as required) Cleaning the Feed Roller and Separator Roller Page Page Page Page Page Changing the Lamps Zum Auswechsein Der Lampen WARNING: Calibrating the Scanner. 6 Troubleshooting Clearing the Document Path Document Path Removing Documents Clearing a Jam in Area A Clearing a Jam in Area B Page Page Clearing a Jam in Area C Clearing a Jam in Area D Removing Non-Jammed Documents Appendix A Footswitch 500 Function Codes Page Appendix B Patch Reader 500 Available Patches Patch Location on Documents Printing Patches Changing the Horizontal Read Position Cleaning the Patch Reader Do not remove the Cable Tie from the Patch Reader. Function Codes Performing a Patch Test. Performing the Patch Test Function (Future Function) Appendix C Bar Code Reader 500 Use of Bar Code Information Bar Code Types Printing Bar Codes on Documents Bar Code Specifi- cations Bar Code Made Easy Function Codes Performing a Bar Code Test. Performing a Bar Code T est only when the bar code reader is installed and enabled. Kodak Bar Code Standard Test Documents. customer applica- tion documents. Bar Code Test Option 1 Evaluate Page Page Page Section 5, Scanner Maintenance B C T Y P E = C O D E 3 9 <PARTIAL> M O D = X X X % D E F = X X X % G r a d e = X R e m o v e D o c , C l o s e D o o r , P r e s s E n t e r Page Page Page Fields Displayed Bar Code Specifications Dimensional Field Values Low Bar Code Ratings Bar Code Specifi- cations Bar Code Test Option 2 Display Bar Code Test Option 3Read Rate Bar Code Specifications Page Page Appendix D Document Printer 500 Information Printed Appearance of Printed Information Page Page Page A-61408 September 1995 D-5 Hardware carriage and a Rear Document Printer 500 carriage. D-6 A-61408 September 1995 Rear Document Printer Mounting Plate Function Codes Performing the Print T est Function Cleaning and Priming the Ink Cartridge Ink deposits or spills can occur if you are not careful during the priming procedure. Front Document Printer Page Page Rear Document Printer Page Replacing the Ink Cartridge Page Page Glossary