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11-24 Reference — KODAK Drivers for TWAIN-Compliant PC Applications
The camera back SCSI ID
is set improperly. Reset the camera back SCSI ID
so that it is different from other
devices connected to the
computer. To do so, turn off the
camera back, then the computer.
Reset the camera back SCSI ID.
Restart.
You have connected the
camera back to a
different computer (or to
the same computer to
which you previously
connected an additional
SCSI device), resulting in
a SCSI ID conflict.
Reset the camera back SCSI ID
so that it is different form other
devices connected to the
computer. To do so, turn off the
camera back, then the computer.
Set the camera back SCSI to a
unique value. Restart.
There is a dead battery in
the camera back. Operate from the AC battery
charger/adapter or charge the
battery from the adapter and try
again.
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“A DCS Camera was not
found. Try the following.
Check all cables
Check for SCSI ID
conflicts
Verify TWAIN driver
matches installed SCSI
board
Check for dead batteries
Switch to folder”
The SCSI cable is not
connected properly. Verify that the SCSI cable is
connected properly between the
computer and the camera back.
If not, turn both off, reconnect
them, and try again.
Messages — Kodak Drivers for
TWAIN-Compliant PC Applications
You use your TWAIN-compliant PC application to acquire images from
the DCS 465 Camera Back; to do so, access the driver as described in
chapter 5. The driver was designed by Kodak specifically for this purpose.
That driver adds new messages to the application; an explanation of those
messages — listed in alphabetical order — follows.
NOTES: For an explanation of other application messages, refer to the instructions
for that application.
Message Possible Cause Suggested Solution