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Safety Information for User/Installation Instructions for the

Kodak

Digital Science

 Automatic Document Feeder

IMPORTANT: Equipment shall be installed by qualified

personnel.

WARNING: Dangerous voltage. Disconnect the main

power before installation.

CAUTION: Moving parts, avoid contact

ATTENTION: Eviter le contact, pieces en mouvement

VORSICHT: Bewegliche teile, beruehrung vermeiden

Contents

Main Page Page 1 Introduction Scanner features Scanner options Scanner components For European units only: Control panel Status display Operating keys and indicators Operating keys and indicators Confirmation tone/alarm 2 Getting Started Turning on the scanner Enabled Selecting the language display Calibrating the scanner Unsuccessful calibration Preparing documents for scanning Document orientation Document sizes Adjusting the feed and separator roller gap feeder) Page Page Page Adjusting the exit hopper side guides and end stop Page 3 Operating the Scanner Overview Getting Starte d Setting image levels Selecting a mode Mode Setup Software. Temporary operating values Function Codes, Feeding documents using the semi- automatic feeder Feeding documents manually Feeding thick documents Feeding documents using the automatic feeder 4 Function Codes Using function codes Function code summary Page Function code listing Page Page Page 5 Maintenance Cleaning tasks Cleaning materials Do not use any unauthorized commercial cleaning solvent in any of the cleaning procedures. Replacement parts Daily maintenance procedures Cleaning the imaging guides Page Page Page Page Cleaning the feeder module and separator roller (automatic feeder) Page Cleaning the paper path Page Page Page Cleaning the cabinet Replacement procedures Changing the lamps Make sure the lamps are cool before attempting to remove them from the lamp socket holder. Page Page Replacing the imaging guides Page Page Replacing the feeder module and separator roller Page Page 6 Operator Messages Never power down the machine without first contacting your system administrator. Description/Action Required Getting Started Operating the Scanner Controlled power- down sequence Operator message listing Page Page Page Page Page Page 7 Troubleshooting Trouble and remedy chart Page Clearing the document path The document path Clearing documents The feeder area Page Page Page Page Document exit and upper turn roller areas Removing non-jammed documents 8 Accessories Kodak Digital Science Supplies Parts and tools Using the Bar Code Reader Bar Code Made Easy Bar code types Bar code placement Bar Code Made Easy Before you begin Page Performing a bar code test Using the Evaluate option Page Page Page Page Please Wait Not Found Evaluating test results reflectance F A dimensional Page Bar Code Made Easy, Using the Display option Page Using the Read Rate option Doc Count Using the Footswitch Enabling the confirmation tone Footswitch Pressed actions Footswitch Released actions Using the Patch Reader Patch types current next Patch code placement Kodak Imagelink Printing patches Patch Reading function codes Changing the horizontal read position Cleaning the Patch Reader Do not remove the cable tie from the Patch Reader Using the Document Printer 5000/7000 Printed information 8-28 A-61070 September 1999 Front and rear Document Printer overviews Front Document Printer Cartridge Rear Document Printer Cartridge Front and Rear Document Printer Mounting Plate Views Front Document Printer Mounting Plate View from rear of scanner Vertical start print position Horizontal print position Page Function codes Using the Print Test function Cleaning the ink cartridge Ink deposits or spills can occur if you are not careful during the priming procedure. Front Document Printer Page Page Page Page Replacing the ink cartridge Replacing the front Document Printer ink cartridge Page Replacing the rear Document Printer ink cartridge Appendix A Basic Concepts Modes Image addresses Assigning an image address Using the Next key Using Function Code F92 Image address formats Indexing schemes Single level indexing Two level indexing Two level offset indexing Three level indexing Three level offset indexing Controlling document level changes