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Kodak A-61097 manual Message 0 is predefined and cannot be changed, Select a message number, 2-14

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Message 0 is predefined and cannot be changed.

Messages 1 through 9 are programmable using the following sequence of steps:

1.Select a message number.

2.Press Return/Enter.

3.Enter the desired message text.

4.Press Return/Enter.

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Kodak A-61097 manual Message 0 is predefined and cannot be changed, Select a message number, Press Return/Enter, 2-14

Contents

A-61097 Part Number 4C8894 Installation Questionnaire Instructions Mode Setup InstructionsDIGITAL SCIENCETM and IMAGELINKTM Scanners Installation Requirements 1 IntroductionSoftware Installation Procedure Directory Information Drive To Install From A Next, the following windows will appear A-61097 MayType “setup” in c\setup directory to start Mode Setup REGISTRATION Please enter the name of the registered user belowPlease Wait While Files Are Being Copied To Your Destination Drive FILE COPY COMPLETELogon Procedure 4. Select Connect via RS-232 and press Return/EnterUsing the Mode Setup Software 5. Select ContinueUsing the Mode Setup Software Questionnaire and Instructions Logout Procedure Please confirm ending sessionContinue Session End Session2 Machine Definitions Display Machine Accessories 1. Select Display Machine AccessoriesMachine ID Number 1. Select Machine ID NumberDisplay Language 1. Select Display LanguageMeasurement System 1. Select Measurement SystemProgrammable Function Keys P-Keys 1. Select Programmable Function KeysThe default values are displayed in the Key Definition table The following default values apply only to the Scanner 900/923The following values apply only to the Scanner The following values apply only to the Microimager 70 and Microimager2. Press Return/Enter Date Format 1. Select Date FormatDescription 1 Date Format Samples Time Format 1. Select Time FormatWhat Is Printed Description 2 Time Format SamplesAlarm Tone 1. Select Alarm ToneDocument Printer/Film Writer Messages 1. Select Doc Printer/Film Writer MsgMessage 0 is predefined and cannot be changed 1. Select a message number2. Press Return/Enter 3. Enter the desired message textPrint Template Setup 1. Select DP-12 Print TemplateNOTE Anything over 12 characters will be truncated Page Follow these steps to use the master templates 1. Obtain a sample of the customer’s documents4. Copy the master template onto a transparency 2-18Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line LineLine Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line 5.5 lines per inch A-61097 MayLine Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line Line4 lines per inch 2-20Fixed Field Delimiter 1. Select Fixed Field DelimiterSet System Clock 1. Select Set System Clock5. Enter a value for the component selected Version Numbers 1. Select Version NumbersUser COIN Port Protocol 1. Select User COIN Port Protocol3. Select Baud Rate 4. Select the desired baud rate2-26 A-61097 May5. Select Parity Bit 7. Select Char. Length6. Select the desired parity 8. Select the desired character length11. Select Update F.F 9. Select HandshakingUpdate Fixed Field Don’t Update FF Update Fixed Field Previous Menu Custom Check Digit 1. Select Custom Check DigitThe following section contains an explanation of each field Table 2 Default Lookup Table values ∙ Constant1-A constant value in the range 0 through∙ Divisor-a constant value between 0 and NOTE The divisor is not used if value specified is zeroSample check digit calculation #1 Sample check digit calculation #2 1. Select the Attributes parameter for definition 2. Enter the desired attribute values3. Select the Constant1 parameter for definition 4. Enter a value between 005. Select the Constant2 parameter for definition 6. Enter a value between 007. Select the Divisor parameter for definition 8. Enter a value between 009. Select the Left/Right parameter for definition 10. Select the digit to be used during calculation of the check digit11. Select the LUT Status parameter for definition 2-36Custom Check Digit Configuration Help OI Hardware Character Set 1. Select OI Hardware Character SetSave Configuration to PC 1. Select Save Configuration to PC3. Select Complete Configuration Load Configuration from PC 1. Select Load Configuration from PC3 Selecting the Mode Configuration Window 1. Select Mode Configuration2. Select a mode to be defined Mode Definitions 1. Select Mode NameMode Name Index Format 1. Select Index FormatDescription 3 Index Formats Single LevelTwo Level Two Level OffsetDescription 3 Index Formats continued Three LevelThree Level Offset Image Address Display Format 1. Select IA Display FormatImage Address Field Widths 1. Select IA Field Widths 2. Select the field to be defined3. Select the desired field width for the specified field If you change the field widths a message appearsDescription 4 Image Address Fields Description 4 Image Address Fields continued Level Rules 1. Select Level Rules 2. Select the level to be assigned a following level3. Select the level to follow the specified level A-61097 MayBatching Batch Level1. Select Batching 1. Select Batch LevelBatch Value 1. Select Batch ValueStart of Batch Function 1. Select Start of Batch FunctionEnd of Batch Function 1. Select End of Batch FunctionAEC Mode 1. Select AEC ModeFilm Mode 1. Select Film Mode∙ Simplex Mode ∙ Duplex Mode∙ Duo Mode Reduction Ratio Care1. Select Reduction Ratio Number of Cassettes 1. Select # of CassettesFilm Writer 1. Select Film WriterCharacter Orientation 1. Select Character OrientationImage Address Print Format 1. Select Image Addr Print FormatWrite Definitions 1. Select Same Sequence per Level1. Select Print Sequence - Level # for the desired level Image Management Code 1. Select Image Mgmt CodeStatus ScannerIMT Search Program Number 1. Select IMT Search Prg NumberMagnification 1. Select MagnificationSplice Definition 1. Select Splice DefinitionImage Mark Sizes 1. Select Image Mark SizesImage Polarity 1. Select Image PolarityDuplex Front Location 1. Select Duplex Front LocationFilm Image Orientation Edge Up1. Select Film Image Orientation Image Offset 1. Select Image OffsetLength Monitor 1. Select Length MonitorStatus Maximum Document Length 1. Select Max Document LengthMinimum Document Length 1. Select Min Document LengthLength Error Response 1. Select Length Err ResponseSkew Monitor Skew Detect Status1. Select Skew Monitor 1. Select Skew Detect StatusSkew Threshold 1. Select Skew ThresholdSkew Error Response 1. Select Skew Err ResponseCheck Stacker 1. Select Check StackerEndorser 1. Select EndorserEndorser Status Endorser Mode Endorser Print Position Not Used6.350 mm 1. Select Print PositionFootswitch Pressed 1. Select Ftswitch PressedFootswitch Released 1. Select Ftswitch PressedFootswitch Confirmation Tone 1. Select Ftswitch Cnf ToneDisabled Patch Reader1. Select Patch Reader Patch Reader 1. Select Patch ReaderPatch Definition 1. Select Patch DefinitionTransfer Patch Definition 1. Select Transfer Patch DefinitionFilm Transfer Patches 1. Select Film Transfer PatchesPatch Recognition 1. Select Patch RecognitionBar Code 1. Select Bar CodeBar Code Reading Status 1. Select Bar Code Reading StatusDisabled Bar Code Type Code1. Select Bar Code Type Number of Bar Code Characters 1. Select # of Bar Code CharactersBar Codes per Document 1. Select Bar Codes per DocumentDistance Between Codes 1. Select Distance Between CodesScan Direction 1. Select Scan DirectionImage Processing 1. Select Image ProcessingPartial Read Enabled 1. Select Partial Read EnabledDisabled Minimum Partial Characters 1. Select Min. Partial CharactersDSA Patch Reading Status 1. Select DSA Patch Reading StatusPatch Horizontal Location 1. Select Patch Horizontal LocationEnd Fed Patch Reading Status 1. Select End Fed Patch Read StatusLevel Change via Bar Code 1. Select Level Change via Bar CodeConfirmation Tones 1. Select Confirmation TonePatch Detected Tone 1. Select Patch Detected ToneBar Detected Tone 1. Select Bar Detected ToneBar Code/Patch Tone 1. Select Bar Code/Patch ToneOff or Disabled OCR Status1. Select OCR Status COIN User Channel 1. Select COIN User ChannelTransmit Data 1. Select Define Level # for the desired level Printer Control 1. Select Printer Control1. Select IA Print Format Image Address Print FormatPrint Position 1. Select Print PositionSpecial Character Set Incorrect revision of 3100 PCB for Bigfoot Font1. Select Special Character Set Primary Document Printer Document Printer Status1. Select Primary DP-1 1. Select Document Printer StatusFonts/Orientation 1. Select Fonts/OrientationPrint Definitions 1. Select Same Format per LevelPage 1. Select Print Sequence - Level # for the desired level Secondary Document Printer 1. Select Secondary DP-1Document Printer Status 1. Select Document Printer StatusFonts/Orientation-DP2 1. Select Fonts/OrientationPrint Definitions-DP2 1. Select Same Format per LevelPage If Message Number is selected, the following window is displayed Document Printer 1. Select Doc. PrinterDocument Printer Status-DP12 Disabled1. Select Document Printer Status Fonts/Orientation-DP12 1. Select Fonts/OrientationPrint Definitions-DP12 1. Select Same Format per Level3. Select Print Sequence-Level # for the desired level Document Sorter OFF Mode Overrides 1. Select Mode OverridesFilm Definition 4 Installation Questionnaire General InformationMachine Definitions 0.0 Accessory StatusA-61097 May MODE Mode Definitions22.0 23.0Mode Definitions MODE44.0 45.0APPENDIX A System Map A-61097 MayA-61097 May APPENDIX B Function Codes P-Key Definition Input P-Key Definition Input P-Key Definition Input P-Key Definition Input P-Key Definition Input APPENDIX C Recommended Entries DescriptionValues DescriptionFootswitch Pressed A-61097 MayDescription ValuesA-61097 May DescriptionValues DescriptionA-61097 May DescriptionValues EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY Business Imaging Systems Rochester, New York BUSINESS I M AG I N G SYSTEMS