Save Configuration to PC | Kodak A-61097 guide

Save Configuration to PC

This option is used to download a configuration file from the scanner or microfilmer onto diskette. This is useful in creating configuration files which may be transported to other units (see the Load Config from PC option). This is also used to create backup files. This option should be performed any time an installation or setup change is completed.

■ Microimager 70	■	Microimager 70/AFM	■	Scanner 900
■ Scanner 923	■	Scanner/Microimager 990	■	Scanner 9500

1.Select Save Configuration to PC.

2.Enter a file name (up to 8 characters long – no special characters allowed).

Mainframe Configuration

Display Machine Accessories

Machine ID Number

Display Language

Measurement System

Programmable Function Keys

Date Format

Time Format

Alarm Tone

Doc Printer/Film Writer Msg

DP-12 Print Template

Fixed Field Delimiter

Set System Clock

Version Numbers

User COIN Port Protocol

Custom Check Digit

OI Hardware Character Set

Save Configuration to PC Load Configuration from PC Mode Configuration

End Session

MACHINE STATE

3.Select Complete Configuration.

Please select which machine variables you wish to load from IMAGELINK to the Laptop.

Mode Parameters/Templates/

Messages

Complete Configuration

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Kodak A-61097 manual Select Save Configuration to PC, Select Complete Configuration

Contents

Digital Sciencetm Imagelinktm Scanners 61097 May Installation Requirements Press any key Software Installation Procedure Directory Information Drive To Install From a Next, the following windows will appear Installing Registration Type in user name. Press Return/Enter Model 70/AFM * Model Logon Procedure Select Continue Using the Mode Setup Software Using the Mode Setup Software Questionnaire and Instructions End Session Logout Procedure Machine Definitions Select Display Machine Accessories Display Machine AccessoriesPress Return/Enter to close the Accessory Status window Select Machine ID Number Machine ID NumberEnter a number from Select Display Language Display LanguageSelect the desired language option Select Measurement System Measurement SystemSelect the desired unit of measurement Select Programmable Function Keys Programmable Function Keys P-Keys AFM Following default values apply only to the Scanner 900/923 Press Return/Enter Select Date Format Date FormatSelect a date format Select a date delimiter 01MAR Description 1 Date Format Samples Time Format Description 2 Time Format Samples What Is PrintedSelect Time Format Select a specific time format Select Alarm Tone Alarm ToneSelect the desired alarm tone pitch Select Doc Printer/Film Writer Msg Document Printer/Film Writer Messages Enter the desired message text Select DP-12 Print Template Print Template SetupSelect a print template No # of Spaces To Change Enter Value To Retain Press Enter Page Page Page Page Select Fixed Field Delimiter Fixed Field DelimiterSelect the desired Fixed Field delimiter Select Set System Clock Set System Clock Enter a value for the component selected 61097 May Select Version Numbers Version Numbers Select User Coin Port Protocol User Coin Port ProtocolSelect the desired User Coin Port protocol Select the desired baud rate Select Baud Rate Select the desired parity Select Parity BitSelect Char. Length Select the desired character length Select Handshaking Select Update F.FSelect the handshaking protocol Select Fixed Field option Select Custom Check Digit Custom Check DigitPage Page Sample check digit calculation #1 Sample check digit calculation #2 61097 May 61097 May 61097 May Custom Check Digit Configuration Help Select OI Hardware Character Set OI Hardware Character SetEnter the desired printer font option Select Save Configuration to PC Save Configuration to PCSelect Complete Configuration Select Load Configuration from PC Load Configuration from PCEnter a file name to upload Following window will be displayed Select Mode Configuration Mode Mode Name Mode DefinitionsSelect Mode Name Select Index Format Index FormatSelect the desired index format option 61097 May There are five Index Format options available Description 3 Index FormatsSingle Level Two Level Three Level Offset Description 3 Index Formats Three Level Select IA Display Format Image Address Display FormatSelect the desired format option 61097 May Image Address Field Widths Select the field to be defined Select IA Field Widths Description 4 Image Address Fields Description 4 Image Address Fields Level Rules Select the level to be assigned a following level Select Level RulesSelect the level to follow the specified level 61097 May Batch Level BatchingSelect Batching Select Batch Level Select Batch Value Batch Value Select Start of Batch Function Start of Batch Function Select End of Batch Function End of Batch Function Select AEC Mode AEC ModeSelect the desired AEC mode 61097 May Select Film Mode Film ModeSelect the desired film mode 61097 May ∙ Duplex Mode ∙ Simplex Mode∙ Duo Mode Care Reduction RatioMicroimager Microimager 70/AFM Scanner Scanner/Microimager Select Reduction Ratio Select # of Cassettes Number of Cassettes Select Film Writer Film Writer Select Character Orientation Character OrientationSelect the desired orientation 61097 May Select Image Addr Print Format Image Address Print Format Select Same Sequence per Level Write DefinitionsSelect the items to be printed 61097 May Select the items to be printed 61097 May Select Image Mgmt Code Image Management Code Select Status StatusSelect the desired status 61097 May Select IMT Search Prg Number IMT Search Program NumberEnter a two-digit program number 61097 May Select Magnification Magnification Select Splice Definition Splice DefinitionSelect the desired action 61097 May Select Image Mark Sizes Image Mark Sizes Select Image Polarity Image PolaritySelect the desired polarity option 61097 May Select Duplex Front Location Duplex Front LocationSelect the desired front side image location 61097 May Edge Up Film Image OrientationSelect Film Image Orientation Select the desired image orientation 61097 May Select Image Offset Image OffsetEnter a number within the range 0 61097 May Select Length Monitor Length Monitor Status Select Max Document Length Maximum Document Length Select Min Document Length Minimum Document Length Select the desired error response action 61097 May Length Error ResponseSelect Length Err Response Skew Detect Status Skew MonitorSelect Skew Monitor Select Skew Detect Status Select Skew Threshold Skew ThresholdSelect the desired threshold 61097 May Select Skew Err Response Skew Error Response Select Check Stacker Check StackerSelect the desired option 61097 May Select Endorser Endorser Endorser Status Select the desired mode 61097 May Endorser Mode Not Used Endorser Print Position350 mm Select Print Position Select Ftswitch Pressed Footswitch Pressed Footswitch Released Select Ftswitch Cnf Tone Footswitch Confirmation Tone Patch Reader DisabledSelect Patch Reader Patch Reader Select Patch Definition Patch Definition Select Transfer Patch Definition Transfer Patch DefinitionSelect the desired level 61097 May Select Film Transfer Patches Film Transfer Patches Select Patch Recognition Patch Recognition Select Bar Code Bar Code Select Bar Code Reading Status Bar Code Reading Status Code Bar Code TypeSelect Bar Code Type Select the desired bar code type 61097 May Select # of Bar Code Characters Number of Bar Code Characters Select Bar Codes per Document Bar Codes per DocumentSelect the desired number of codes to be decoded 61097 May Select Distance Between Codes Distance Between Codes Select Scan Direction Scan DirectionSelect the desired scan direction 61097 May Select Image Processing Image ProcessingSelect the desired image processing status 61097 May Select Partial Read Enabled Partial Read Enabled Select Min. Partial Characters Minimum Partial CharactersSelect the desired number of characters 61097 May Select DSA Patch Reading Status DSA Patch Reading Status Select Patch Horizontal Location Patch Horizontal Location Select End Fed Patch Read Status End Fed Patch Reading Status Select Level Change via Bar Code Level Change via Bar Code Select Confirmation Tone Confirmation Tones Select Patch Detected Tone Patch Detected Tone Select Bar Detected Tone Bar Detected Tone Select Bar Code/Patch Tone Bar Code/Patch Tone OCR Status Off or DisabledSelect OCR Status Select Coin User Channel Coin User Channel FF/IA Transmit Data FF/IA Select Printer Control Printer ControlSelect IA Print Format Select the desired print format 61097 May Print Position Select Special Character Set Special Character SetSelect the desired font size 61097 May Document Printer Status Primary Document PrinterSelect Primary DP-1 Select Document Printer Status Select Fonts/Orientation Fonts/OrientationSelect the desired size and font four orientations 1 E N I C 61097 May Select Same Format per Level Print Definitions Select the desired message number 61097 May Page Select Secondary DP-1 Secondary Document Printer Document Printer Status Fonts/Orientation-DP2 Print Definitions-DP2 Page Page Select Doc. Printer Document Printer Document Printer Status-DP12 Select the desired size and font Fonts/Orientation-DP12 Print Definitions-DP12 Mode 61097 May 101 Document Sorter OFF Select Mode Overrides Mode OverridesSelect the desired override option 102 61097 May 61097 May 103 Film Definition General Information Installation Questionnaire Machine Definitions Accessory Status Item Line Print Item Mode 44.0 Appendix a System Map Select Mode to Copy From F02 Restore Mode F01 Select ModeF05† Accessory Status Key Definition Input F15 Alarm Volume F14 Reset Level CountsF16 Alarm Tone F25 AEC Auto Adjust F27† Film Advance F26 AEC Fixed AdjustF28† Film Leader F29 Advance Film to End of Roll F41 Primary DP1 On/Off F58 Endorser ModeF42 Secondary DP1 On/Off F43 Document Printer 12 On/Off F59 Endorser Print Position F75 Footswitch Confirmation ToneF60 Bar Code Reading 1 On/Off F62 Bar Code/Patch Reading Confirmation Tone F76‡ OCR On/Off F91 Select Linked ModeF80 Document Sorter On/Off F81† Sort Next Document to Specified Hopper Appendix C Recommended Entries OFF Undefined ONE ALL 61097 May Business I M AG I N G Systems