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    Ea st ma n Ko da k Co mp an y 34 3 St at e St re et Ro ch es te r, N Y 14 65 0 U. S. A. © Ko da k, 2 01 0. A ll r ig ht s re se rv ed . TM : Ko da k 6 J 7 6 1 1 A CY AN MA GE NT A YE LL OW B LACK CY AN 8.5 x 11” Folded GUIDE COVER-KODAK SCANNERS FO NTS Whitney K F amily SI ZE P / N SW A T CHE S FI LE F ORM A T DE SI GN/ IMPL EMEN T A T IO N D A [...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 i Content s 1 Introducti on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1 Scanner models . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2 New features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

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    ii A-61500 May 2010 Exit deflector . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-7 Adjusting the optional short document tray . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-8 Feeding documents using multi-feed detection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-9 Automatic feeding . . . . . . .[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 1-1 1 Introduction This User ’s Guide provides info rmation an d procedures for the Kodak i600/i700 Series Scanners. The informat ion in this guide is for u se with all of the i600/i700 Series Scanners unless otherwise no ted. Chapter 1, Introduction — provides general information about the Kodak i600/i700 Series Scanners inclu[...]

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    1-2 A-61500 May 2010 Scanner models • Kodak i610 Scanner is a desktop du plex black and white and grayscale scanner with an aut omatic document feeder that runs at 80 pages per minute which in cludes an enhanced printer . • Kodak i620 Scanner is a desktop du plex color scanner with an automatic document f eeder that runs at 80 pages per minut e[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 1-3 Scanner features • Excellent paper handling , image quality , and reliability . • For i600/i700 Se ries Scanners minimum paper length is 2.5 inches (63.5 mm) • Maximum paper length f or i600 Series Scanners is 34 inches (863.6 mm) and i700 Series Scanners 40 inches (1016 mm) • Color or grayscale at the same sp eed as bl[...]

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    1-4 A-61500 May 2010 Optional accessories Kodak Feeder Kit for Ultra-Lig htweight Paper — allows you to feed lightweight paper from a paper weight range of 25 to 75 g/m 2 (7 to 20 lbs). Kodak White Background Accessory — if you are scanning translucent document s, this access ory will reduce black background bleed-through which produces whiter [...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 1-5 Supporting document ation The following document ation is available to support the Kodak i600/ i700 Series Scanners: • Scanning Setup Guide, A-61504 — available in PDF format on the Installation CD. • Quick Tip s Guide, A-61501— intended to be used as a quick reference for basic scanner use. • FireWire Inst allation I[...]

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    1-6 A-61500 May 2010 User precautions Users and their employer need to observe the common sense precautions applicable to the o peration of any mach inery . These include, but are not limite d to, the following: • The scanner weighs 38.6 kg (85 lbs). Use appropriate precau tions when relocating the scanner . • Do not wear loose clothing, unbut [...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 1-7 Ta i w a n W ARNING: This is a Class A produc t. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interfere nce in which case the user may be required to t ake adequate measures. Peoples Republic of China W ARNING: This is a Class A produc t. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interfere nce in which ca[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 2-1 2 Getting S t arted Site specifications Place the scanner: • In a clean area with temperature a nd relative humidity typical of an office environment, • on a stable, le vel work surface, • within 1.52 metres (5 feet) o f an electrical power outlet. IMPORT ANT : Only use the scanner indoors in a dry location. For more info[...]

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    2-2 A-61500 May 2010 Making connections Follow the instructions for installing the IEEE-1394 (FireWire) card and the Kodak driver software before you plug the scanner into the h ost computer . IMPORT ANT : Y ou must install the software on the host computer before you connect the scanne r . Inst alling the IEEE-1394 card in the host computer Instal[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 2-3 Att aching the power cord The Kodak i600/i700 Series Scan ner is packed with a set of po wer cords. 1. Sele ct the power cord which complies with your electrical requirements an d attach it. 2. T urn on the scanner and wait until the top gr een LED is lit indicating the scanner has completed power-up self-test and is idle. Powe[...]

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    2-4 A-61500 May 2010 7 Stop/Pau se and S t art/Resume buttons — 8L E D s — illuminate or flash from top to b ottom as follows: Illuminates when the power is turned on and the scanner is idle. This indicator will flash if the scanner is in “sle ep” or lamp saver mode. illuminates when the scanner is enabled and/or scanning, and flashes when [...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 2-5 Internal component s Sep aration roller — provides smooth document feeding o f various sizes and textures one documen t at a time. Ink blotter strip s — collects residue from the Enhanced Printer . Imaging guides — the scanner has an upper and lower imaging guide. It is important to keep the imaging guides clean to obt ai[...]

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    2-6 A-61500 May 2010 Sensors — the scanner has 3 (ultraso nic) multi-feed detection sensors, 1 (optical) p aper path sensor and 1 (optical) paper present sensor . These sensors detect the presence of documents in the elevator tray and document s in the paper p ath during feeding and imaging. Rear view Power cord connection — provides power to t[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 3-1 3 Using the Scanner This chapter provides the follo wing op erational procedures: • T urning on/off the scanner • S tarting, stop ping, pausing and resu ming the scanner • Document prep aration • Adjusting the side guides and output tra y • Scanning document s • Feeding long docu ments • Automatic, continuous and [...]

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    3-2 A-61500 May 2010 Manually p ausing and resuming the scanner While scanning document s: • Press the S top/Pause button on the scanner once to p ause scanning. NOTE: Y our application may confi gure the scanner with a transp ort timeout function which signals an End of Job. If you do not st ar t/ resume scanning before the time out expires, you[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 3-3 Document prep aration Before you begin scanning documents, make cert ain the documents can be fed through the scanner easily . • A batch of document s to be fed into the scan ner must be arranged so the leading edges of all document s are aligned and centered under the feed module; this allows the feeder to intro duce documen[...]

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    3-4 A-61500 May 2010 Maximum Document Size: 30.5 x 86 cm (12 x 34 in.). Document s larger than 43 cm (17 in.) require opera tor assistance. NOTE: The maximum document size for the i700 Series Scanners is 40 inches (1016 mm). Paper inks: All inks on the p aper must be dry before scanning is started. This includes: S tandard of fset printing, Inkjet [...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 3-5 Locking the side guides Side guides may be locked into position af ter they are adjusted. This may be helpful when t he placement of print strings is import ant. If you want to lock the side guide s into position, move any document s which may be in the input tray and move the locking switch into the locked position. Adjusting [...]

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    3-6 A-61500 May 2010 Adjusting the front of the output tray T o raise the front of the output tray: 1. Lif t the front of the output tray . 2. Swing the height adjustment wire out from underneath the output tray and insert it into the groove o n the printer access cover . 3. Whe n finished using the output tray in this position, tuck the height adj[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 3-7 Adjusting the output tray for document s from 43 cm (17 in.) to 86 cm (34 in.) An output tray document extender is availab le for scanning documents from 43 cm (17 in.) to 86 cm (34 in.). Contact your Kodak Field Engineer (1-800-3KODAK3) to order the document e xtender (Part No. 5E4754). 1. Lif t the front of the output tray an[...]

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    3-8 A-61500 May 2010 Adjusting the optional short document tray The short document tray is availabl e for scanning smaller documents . This tray is stan dard with the Kodak i700 Series Scanners. If you have a Kodak i600 Series Scanner , the short document tray can be ordered from Parts Services. See Chapter 5 , “Supplies and Consumables” for or[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 3-9 Feeding document s using multi-feed detection The scanner has three multi-feed detect ion sensors. When Multi-feed detection is enabled, adjust th e si de guides so the document s fully cover at least one sensor . If the document part ially covers a sensor , false multi-feeds m ay occur . Automatic feeding T o scan a batch of d[...]

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    3-10 A-61500 May 2010 Continuous feeding Continuous feeding can be used when you want to scan small batches of documents (less than 25). When the scanner is configured for cont inuous feeding, the elevator tray is raised to a position wher e approximately 25 document s can be loaded. The elevator tray will remain in this position to allow more docu[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 3-1 1 Feeding document s that require special handling The gap release lever allows you to manually adjust t he space b etween the feed module and sep aration roller for document s that require special handling; i.e. document s that are badly torn. If you are in doubt about whether a damaged document can be transported through the [...]

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    3-12 A-61500 May 2010 Image calibration Use the calibration t arget provided with your scanner . Be sure to use a good, clean calibration t arget. Addi tional calibration targe ts can be ordered. See Chapter 5, “Supplies and acce ssories” for ordering information. NOTE: The screens shown in this section are for the TW AIN Datasource. The screen[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 3-13 7. Click the Setup ico n to access the main Kodak Scanner window. 8. Cli ck Settings . The following screen will be displayed. 9. Cli ck Device .[...]

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    3-14 A-61500 May 2010 The following screen will be displayed. 10. Click Diagnostics . The f ollowing screen will be displayed. 1 1. Click Calibrate . 12. Select Image . Calibration begins. A co nfirmation box is displayed when calibration is complete. 13. Click OK .[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 3-15 NOTE: If calibration fails, check the Operator Log for det ails. See Chapter 6, “Accessing the Operator Log” for more information. Y ou must wait at least 90 seconds befo re calibrating again. Ultrasonics calibration Use only an A4 size / 75-80 g/m 2 or lettersize / 20 lb. bond paper to perform an Ultrasonics calibration. [...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 4-1 4 The Enhanced Printer This chapter provides instructions for using the Enhance d Printer . The following information and procedures can be found in this chapter: • Overview information about the Enha nced Printer , including information about print field s and printer specifications. • Setting horizonta l printer positions[...]

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    4-2 A-61500 May 2010 Printer specifications Characteristic Des cription Maximum lines 1 Maximum ch aracters 40 Print locations (horizont al) 8 front manually set, Print locations (vertical) Set by capture so ftware applica tio n Print orient ation 0, 90, 180 or 270 degrees Font size 2 selectable, Bold or Normal NOTE: Not all languages can suppor t [...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 4-3 Accessing the Enhanced Printer When changing the ink cartridge, setti ng printer positions or replacing the ink cartridge carrier , you will need to access the Enhanced Printer . 1. Remove t he output tray . 2. Open th e printer access cover . 3. Do the function you want to perform (i.e., change ink cartridge , change the print[...]

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    4-4 A-61500 May 2010 Changing the printer position There are 8 print positions for the print er . Make sure the printer is in the correct position for your document s. 1. Remove t he output tray and open the printer access cover . 2. Locate t he printer position slots. 3. Determine which printing position is suit able for your printing needs. 4. Re[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 4-5 4. Remove t he ink cartridge from the ink cartridge carrier . 5. Insert a new ink cartridge into the ink cartridge ca rrier and close to tab to secure it in p lace. 6. Place th e ink cartridge carrier into the desired print position. 7. Close the printer access cover and reinstall the output tray . 8. Run a print test.[...]

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    4-6 A-61500 May 2010 Replacing the blotter strip s Blotter strips collect ink overflow . They should be replaced when there is a build-up of ink. Replaceme nt blotter strips may be purchased through your supplier . 1. Open th e pod. 2. Locate t he two ink blotter strips. 3. Carefu lly pull the blotter strip(s) of f the transport. Y ou can replace o[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 4-7 6. Align the blotter strip in the transport channel. Be sure it is pro perly aligned before pressing the adhesive side into the channel. 7. Press the blotter strip firmly into the channel. 8. Repea t S teps 5 - 7 for the other blotte r strip, if necessary . 9. Close the pod. Replacing the ink cartridge carrier Under normal cond[...]

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    4-8 A-61500 May 2010 4. Remove t he ink cartridge if one is present. 5. Sque eze the metal str ips on the connector and pull the conn ector away from the ink cartridge carrier . 6. Push the conne ctor firmly into a new ink cartridge carrier . 7. Replace the ink cartridge and close the t ab to secure it in place. 8. Place th e ink cartridge carrier [...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 5-1 5 Maintenance This chapter provides: • a cleaning frequency chart • a list of cleaning tools and materials • a list of supplies and accessories • cleaning procedures for the scan ner • replacement procedures for part s that are customer-replaceable IMPORT ANT : Scanner components marked with a green tab indicate opera[...]

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    5-2 A-61500 May 2010 Cleaning frequency chart A recommended cleaning sequence in cludes vacuuming the scanner transport, cleaning the resid ue from the feed module, separation roller or drive rollers and cl eaning the imaging guides. Use the chart below as a guide to how frequently you should clean your scanner . Cleaning tools and materials Use on[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 5-3 Supplies and accessories Contact your scanner supplier t o order supplies. NOTE: Items and catalog numbers are sub ject to change. Ordering p arts The following part s can be ordered from Parts Services. Item CA T No. Kodak Feeder Consumables Kit for i600/i70 0/i1800 Series Scanners 108 4755 Kodak Feeder Kit for Ultralightweigh[...]

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    5-4 A-61500 May 2010 Cleaning procedure Follow the cleaning procedure below to ensure the best scanner performance and image quality . Cleaning the output tray and elevator area 1. Power do wn the scanner and unplug it from the wall rece ptacle. 2. Remove t he output tray . 3. Tho roughly vacuum the output tray area and the input area (elevator) us[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 5-5 Cleaning the drive rollers 5. Manually rotate and wipe the NFR and dr ive rollers with a roller cleaning pad. IMPORT ANT : The roller cleaning pad cont ains sodium lauryl ether sulfate and sodium silicate which can cau se eye irritation. Re fer to the MSDS for more information. Wash h ands with soap and water af ter performing [...]

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    5-6 A-61500 May 2010 10. Reinst all the separation roller . Cleaning the feed module tires 1 1. Lift up the printer access cover . 12. Push the release lever down (located un derneath the printer access cover) to release and remove the feed module. 13. Manually rotate and wipe the feed module tires with a roller cleaning pad. For best result s wipe[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 5-7 15. Reinst all the feed module by aligning the pins, f itting it into position and pulling up on the release lever to lock it into place. V erify that the feed module is securely in place and moves freely af ter you inst all it. 16. Close the printer access cover . Align these areas[...]

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    5-8 A-61500 May 2010 Cleaning the scanner transport area 17. Thoroughly vacuum the entire transport area, paying p articular attention to these areas: • the edges of th e transport • the reflective t ape near the front of the transport • the reflective t ape near the front of the pod • the three p aper p ath sensors at the base of the trans[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 5-9 Cleaning the background stri ps 18. Using the green tabs pull of f the upper and lower background strips and set them aside. 19. V acuum the areas where the background strips are adhered to. 20. Reinst all the upper and lower background strips . Cleaning the imaging guides 21. T urn the screw on each end of the upper imaging gu[...]

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    5-10 A-61500 May 2010 23. Carefully vacuum the areas between t he lamps (both upp er and lower), then use a S taticide wipe to thoroughly clean the glass dust plate between the lamp s. 24. Clean the imaging guides tho roughly with a S taticide wipe. IMPORT ANT : S taticide wipes cont ain isoprop anol which can cause eye irritation and dry skin. Was[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 5-1 1 Running a transport cleaning sheet 1. Place a transport cleaning sheet in the elevator tray in landscape orientation. 2. Open th e Scan V alidation T ool by selecting S t art>Programs> Kodak>Document Imaging>Scan V alidation T ool. The Scan V alidation T ool dialog box will be displayed. 3. Sele ct TW AIN (or ISIS[...]

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    5-12 A-61500 May 2010 Replacement procedures This section provides procedures for replacing the following part s. Use the list below as a guideline for frequen cy of replacement. • Feed Module tires and Sep aration Roller tires — tire life will vary depending upon p aper types, environm ent and cleanliness. No minal tire life will be approximat[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 5-13 4. Push down o n the release lever (located underneath the pr inter access cover) to release and remove the feed module. 5. If you ar e just replacing the feed module: • Insert the new feed module by aligning th e pins, fitting it into position and pulling up on the relea se lever to lock it into place. V erify that the feed[...]

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    5-14 A-61500 May 2010 If you want to replace the tires, proce ed as follows: 6. With one hand, press the locking ta bs (one on each side) while holding the bottom housing with the other h and, pull the upper housing up and away from the rollers. 7. Remove o ne core assembly . 8. Replace each tire by sliding the tire of f the core. 9. Inst all each [...]

  • Page 54

    A-61500 May 2010 5-15 12. Align the ta bs on the upper housing with the slot s on the lower housing. 13. Press the upper and lower housings together u ntil they snap into place. 14. Reinst all the feed module by aligning the pins, f itting it into position and pulling up on the release lever to lock it into place. V erify that the feed module is se[...]

  • Page 55

    5-16 A-61500 May 2010 Replacing the sep aration roller or sep aration roller tires 1. Open th e pod. 2. Pull the separation p ad holder forward and remove the sep aration roller . If you want to replace the sep aration roller , do S teps 3 and 4. If you want to replace the sepa ration roller tires, go to S tep 5. 3. Insert th e new separation rolle[...]

  • Page 56

    A-61500 May 2010 5-17 Replacing the pre- sep aration p ad Change the pre-sep aration pad when th e frequency of double-fed documents increases. 1. Open th e pod. 2. Remove t he pre-separation pad. 3. Inst all the new pre-sep aration pad . Be sure it snaps into place. 4. Close the pod. Replacing the imaging guides The imaging guides should be replac[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 6-1 6 T roubleshooting This chapter provides: • A description of the indicator light s located on the front of the scanner . • Information about accessing the Operator Lo g. • A problem solving chart. • A message listing of possible erro rs you may encoun ter while using the scanner . Indicator light s There are four indica[...]

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    6-2 A-61500 May 2010 Led display Description Scanner is in sleep mode and has detected a hardware er ror . Cycle power on the scanner . If the condition persists, see the Operator Log for det a ils. If the condition cann ot be cleared, call Service. Scanner warm-up sequ ence. Scanner is enabled. S tart/Resume and S top/Pause buttons are available. [...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 6-3 Accessing the Operator Log The Operator Log is accessed through the Scan V alidation T ool. 1. Sele ct St art>Programs>Kodak>Document Imaging>Scan V alidation T ool . 2. From the Driver T ypes box, select TW AIN . 3. Open th e Scan V alidation T ool. 4. Sele ct Kodak Scanner: i600 or Kodak Scanner: i700 . The main K[...]

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    6-4 A-61500 May 2010 6. Cli ck Settings . The following screen will be displayed. Click Device .The fo llowing screen will be displayed.[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 6-5 7. Cli ck Diagnostics . The following scree n will be displayed. 8. Click the Logs tab. 9. From the drop down box, select Operator to display the Operator log. The most current log entries are displayed at the top of the list. See the following Message Listing for an explanation of the error condition.[...]

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    6-6 A-61500 May 2010 i600 Series Scanners Message listing Following is an alphabetic list of messages and corre ctive actions you can take if on e of the following messages is encountered. Messages ID# Operat or Message Background accessory chang ed while powered up 381 The Background Accessory was chan ged while the scanner was powered on. • T u[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 6-7 Messages ID# Operat or Message Clean upper imagin g guide 293, 304 The upper imaging gu ide is dirty or there may be a small piece of paper in the ima ging guide area. • Clean the imaging gu ides. See Chapter 5, Maintenance for procedures. Document count exceed ed maximum value 124 The document counter is large r than the max[...]

  • Page 64

    6-8 A-61500 May 2010 Messages ID# Operat or Message Input elevator too fu ll, feed module missing or broken 297 • There is too much p aper in the elevator tray and it is holding the feed module up. Th e maximu m elevator tray cap acity is 500 sheet s. Remove some documents from the elevator tray . • The feed module is not installed proper ly . [...]

  • Page 65

    A-61500 May 2010 6-9 Messages ID# Operat or Message Paused waiting for host 1, 48 The feeder has stopped and the transport is still running because the scanner’s internal image buf f er is almost full. Processing will automatically resu me after the capture sof tware application has successfully retrieved en ough images to allow the scanner to co[...]

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    6-10 A-61500 May 2010 Messages ID# Operat or Message UDDS calibration failed 333 Th e UDDS calibration failed. • Be sure you are using the correct ultrasonics ca libration targ et. See Chapter 3, “Calibrating the scanner”. • Clean the sensors and try a gain. • If the prob lem persists, call Service. UDDS calibration succeeded 332 Informat[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 6-1 1 i600 Series Scanners Numerical Message listing Use the following numeric listing to quickly find an error . Use the previous Message Listing chart for det ails and actions regarding the error condition. ID# Operator Message 1 Paused waiting for host 4 Invalid job setup 5 Unable t o scan 6 Power up self-test failed 19 Lamps no[...]

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    6-12 A-61500 May 2010 ID# Operator Message 184 Cannot calibrate with white backgrou nd 260 No paper in input elevator 280 Lamps read y for scanning 281 Printer bitmap font in use 282 Ink cartridge not inst alled 293 Clean upper imaging guide 294 Clean lower imaging guide 297 Input elevator to o full, feed module missing or broken 319 Cab le un plug[...]

  • Page 69

    A-61500 May 2010 6-13 i700 Series Scanners Message listing Following is an alphabetic list of messages and corre ctive actions you can take if on e of the following messages is encountered Messages ID# Operat or Message Background accessory chang ed while powered up 381 The Background Accessory was chan ged while the scanner was powered on. • T u[...]

  • Page 70

    6-14 A-61500 May 2010 Messages ID# Operat or Message Clean upper imagin g guide 293, 304 The upper imaging gu ide is dirty or there may be a small piece of paper in the ima ging guide area. • Clean the imaging gu ides. See Chapter 5, Maintenance for procedures. Document count exceed ed maximum value 124 The document counter is large r than the ma[...]

  • Page 71

    A-61500 May 2010 6-15 Messages ID# Operat or Message Input elevator too fu ll, feed module missing or broken 297 • There is too much p aper in the elevator tray and it is holding the feed module up. Th e maximu m elevator tray cap acity is 500 sheet s. Remove some documents from the elevator tray . • The feed module is not installed proper ly .[...]

  • Page 72

    6-16 A-61500 May 2010 Messages ID# Operat or Message Paused waiting for host 1, 48 The feeder has stopped and the transport is still running because the scanner’s internal image buf f er is almost full. Processing will automatically resu me after the capture sof tware application has successfully retrieved en ough images to allow the scanner to c[...]

  • Page 73

    A-61500 May 2010 6-17 Messages ID# Operat or Message UDDS calibration failed 333 Th e UDDS calibration failed. • Be sure you are using the correct ultrasonics ca libration targ et. See Chapter 3, “Calibrating the scanner”. • Clean the sensors and try a gain. • If the prob lem persists, call Service. UDDS calibration succeeded 332 Informat[...]

  • Page 74

    6-18 A-61500 May 2010 i700 Series Scanners Numerical Message listing Use the following numeric listing to quickly find an error . Use the previous Message Listing chart for det ails and actions regarding the error condition. ID# Operator Message 1 Paused waiting for host 4 Invalid job setup 5 Unable t o scan 6 Power up self-test failed 19 Lamps not[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 6-19 ID# Operator Message 184 Cannot calibrate with white backgrou nd 260 No paper in input elevator 280 Lamps read y for scanning 281 Printer bitmap font in use 282 Ink cartridge not inst alled 293 Clean upper imaging guide 294 Clean lower imaging guide 297 Input elevator to o full, feed module missing or broken 319 Cab le un plug[...]

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    6-20 A-61500 May 2010 Problem solving Use the chart below as a guide to check possible solu tions to problems you may encounter when usin g the Kodak i600/i700 Series Scanners. Problem Possible Solut ion Scanner does not powe r on Make sure that: • the powe r cord is plugged securely into the recept acle in the back of the scanner . • the wall [...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 6-21 Problem Possible Solut ion Long document s are not feeding or are jamming Make sure that: • the elevator tr ay extende r is pulled ou t to provide s upport for lo ng document s. • the ou tput tray is adjusted for the length of the documents bein g scanned. • the output tray is inst alled properly . Roller marks appear on[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 A-1 Appendix A Accessories This appendix provides a description for the accessories that are available for use the Kodak i600/ i700 Series Scanners. • Kodak Feeder Kit for Ultra-Lightweight Paper — allows you to feed lightweight p aper from a paper weigh t range of 25 g/m 2 to 75 g/m 2 kg (7 to 20 lbs). CA T No. 896 5279 • Ko[...]

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    A-61500 May 2010 B-1 Appendix B Specifications Scanner T ype/Speed • i61 0 Scanner: duplex black and white and grayscale sca nner with an automatic document feeder inclu ding an enhanced printer , 80 pages per minute (landscape) • i620 Scanner: duplex color scanner with an a utomatic document feeder including an enhanced printer , 80 pages per [...]

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    Ea st man K od ak C om pa ny 34 3 S ta te S tr ee t Ro ch est er , NY 1 46 50 U .S .A . © Ko dak , 20 10 . Al l ri gh ts r es er ve d. TM : Kod ak 6 J 7 6 1 1 A CY AN MA GE NT A YE LL OW B LACK CY AN 8.5 x 11” Folded GUIDE COVER-KODAK SCANNERS FO NTS Whitney K F amily SI ZE P /N S W A TC HES FI LE F ORM A T DE SI GN/ IMPL EM EN T A TIO N D A TE [...]