Cleaning the Flatbed

After a Power Failure

Calibration begins. A message appears when the ADF calibration has finished.

6.Raise the scanner’s input tray and rest it against the scanner.

7.Lift the flatbed cover and hold it up.

8.Place the calibration target face down on the glass platen.

9.Position the calibration target with the corner aligned with the arrow.

10.Close the flatbed cover.

11.Click OK.

Calibration begins. A message appears when the flatbed calibration has finished.

12.Click OK.

The flatbed’s glass platen can collect fingerprints and dust which may lessen the quality of your scans. Use Staticide Wipes for KODAK Scanners (Catalog No. 896-5519) to clean the platen glass.

1.Open the flatbed cover.

2.Wipe the platen glass with a Staticide Wipe.

3.Dry the platen glass with a lint-free cloth.

4.Close the platen cover.

If power is interrupted while you are using the flatbed, the scanner camera may not be in its home position. Do not remove the flatbed if this has occurred. Once power has been restored, power up the scanner so that the camera can return to its home position.

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i250, i260 specifications

The Kodak i260 and i250 are high-performance document scanners designed for businesses that require efficient and reliable document management. These models provide exceptional scanning capabilities, making them ideal for environments with high-volume scanning needs such as offices, government agencies, and educational institutions.

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