Kodak I55, I65 Supplies and consumables, CAT No, Description

Supplies and consumables

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Description	CAT No.

Kodak Feed Module	162 3362

Kodak Digital Science Roller Cleaning Pads	853 5981

Staticide Wipes for Kodak Scanners	896 5519

Kodak i55/i65 Feed Roller Kit	154 4303

A-61527 May 2006

Contents

i55 / i65 Scanners Contents Page Page 1 Introduction Scanner features Safety information MSDS Safety precautions User precautions Safety and regulatory agency approvals Environmental information EMC statements United States Japan Acoustic emission Power system connection 2 Getting Started What’s in the box System requirements Installation Site specifications Installing the scanner Installing the Kodak Driver Software Yes Next I Agree Finish Making connections USB connections Connecting the USB cable SCSI connections Connecting the power cord to the scanner Set up the input and output trays Unlocking the scanner Turning the scanner on/ finalizing Kodak Driver Software installation Installing application software Scanner components Front view Under the flatbed cover ADF Inside view Back view Indicator lights 3 Using the Scanner Turning the scanner on and off Adjusting the input tray To accommodate longer documents (longer than 36 cm / 14 in.): To adjust the side guides: Installing and adjusting the output tray Lifting the flatbed cover Start and stop scanning Document preparation Scanning your documents Verifying your scanner installation Defaults Save Images To Files Start Viewing test images Application software 4 Image Processing Overview Common terms Making camera selections Scan Validation Tool dialog box Starting the Scan Validation Tool Using the TWAIN Datasource Kodak Scanner Properties dialog box The Imaging tab Scanning bi-tonal images Binarization iThresholding: Fixed Processing 64-Level Bayer Dither 45 Degree Clustered Dot Screen Dispersed Dot Screen Image Filter Halftone Removal Contrast % Threshold Resolution Polarity Color Table Paper Source ADF ADF/Flatbed Scanning color images Color Tables Pictures, Text Text with Pictures Scanning grayscale images Text with Pictures Convert Color to Grayscale The Paper tab Relative to Document Fixed to Transport X-Offset Y-Offset Width Automatic Deskew Image Edge Fill Black White Top, Left, Right The Compression tab Draft Good Better, Best, Superior Good Better The Dropout tab The Multifeed tab The Options tab The Setup tab The Info tab Using the ISIS Driver Scanner Settings dialog box Default Camera Settings area Enable Color First/Binary First Color First Image Processing settings Scan Source Simplex – Back document will be scanned Dots per inch Page Automatic and Relative to Document cropping in Flatbed mode Page size and layout Portrait Landscape The following descriptions are for binary images only Fixed Processing (FP): Dithering Manual Lighten, Normal Darken More Scanner Settings dialog box Quality Good, Better, Best Superior Image Control options Deskew Noise filter Color Dropout options Dropout Color Background Value Threshold value Scanner Control dialog box Defining the Scan area Scan Area dialog box 5 Maintenance Cleaning procedures Cleaning the feed module Cleaning the imaging area Cleaning the platen glass Replacement procedures Replacing the feed module Replacing the paper feed 1. Open the ADF cover. roller Page Replacing the input tray Replacing the flatbed cover Locking the scanner Lock Camera Supplies and consumables 6 Troubleshooting Indicator lights and error codes Clearing a document jam Getting service Problem solving auto aggressive cropping aggressive Scanner not working My Computer Select Properties Hardware Device Manager Imaging devices Driver Update Driver Page Testing for a USB connection C:\program files\Kodak\Document Imaging\usbtst.exe /test “Target:” USB connection issues You do not need to install any additional USB card(s) Solution USB will not work not Appendix A Specifications Appendix B Warranty Information - United States Warranty Warranty repair coverage How to obtain service Warranty limitations