Kodak I1800 Series Bedienungsanleitung

Key Operator Guide

i1800 Series Scanners

A-61579

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Key Operator Training

Welcome to the enhanced Kodak i1800 Series Scanner Key Operator Training. This course is

designed to provide you with a thorough understanding of the operation and care of your new

state-of-the-art, high-speed document scanner. All new Kodak i1800 Series Scanners include

this training course as a professional service during installation to ensure that your site (and any

other sites your company may have) will be able to achieve peak productivity starting from the

day of scanner installation.

Checklist

Following is a summary of the topics that will be covered. This class will require between 1.5

and 2 hours of dedicated class time to complete.

Introduction

Review of Resources

Scanner orientation

Document journey through the transport

Replacement of consumables

Maintenance

Calibration

What type of scanning does your site do?

Basic printing

Overview of accessories

OCP and touchscreen overview

Scan Validation Tool

Troubleshooting

Service issues

Safety

Other issues

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INTRODUCTION

This training program provides you with the hands-on experience you need to be able to

operate the scanner. All of the physical aspects of operating and maintaining the scanner will be

demonstrated, with opportunities for you to interact with the scanner, with the assistance of a

Kodak trained engineer. Procedures for replacement of consumables and the recommended

scanner cleaning regime will be covered.

The operation of your site’s particular scanning application and procedures will not be covered

as part of this training. The Kodak i1800 Series Scanner is supported by a number of different

scanning applications that have been developed by many companies around the world. We

recommend that you request software and image processing training from the original software

vendor who knows these products best. If your site has chosen Kodak Capture Software as

your scanning application, then we would be glad to arrange a separate training session that is

customized to meet your particular needs.

REVIEW OF RESOURCES

As you gain experience with the scanner you may have questions about different features and

capabilities that did not occur to you during the class today. In order to help you find answers

you need in the future, we have compiled this list of resources and what you will find in each.

¾User’s Guide

Publication A-61555: One hard copy (English) is included with a new scanner and other

languages are in PDF in the \UserGuide folder on the Kodak i1800 Series Scanner

Firmware, Drivers and Users Guide CD.

This is the place to go for ‘how to’ type questions related to the operation of the scanner.

Much of what will be covered here is detailed in the User’s Guide; from how often to

change the pre-separation pad to how to change the sound that is used for the multifeed

alarm.

¾Quick Tips Guide

Publication A-61556: One hard copy version in all languages is included with the

scanner and in PDF in the \Documentation folder of the Kodak i1800 Series Scanner

Firmware, Drivers and Users Guide CD.

This is a handy reference card for quickly finding catalog numbers for consumables or a

reminder of proper cleaning procedures at the end of your shift.

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¾Image Processing Guide

Publication A-61580: A PDF version, in English only, is included in the \Documentation

folder of the Kodak i1800 Series Scanner Firmware, Drivers and Users Guide CD.

This is the complete reference for the many different ways this scanner can capture

images. “What are all those options for image quality on the TWAIN or ISIS driver for?”

Or “How do I setup my level to follow level rules for 3 level indexing?” Those answers

and more are in the Image Processing Guide. As an operator, this level of information

should not be needed, but if you are involved in job setup you will be glad to have all of

the capabilities of the scanner spelled out for you in this guide.

¾Installation Planning Guide

Publication A-61578: A PDF version, in English only, is available from a Kodak FE or

RTC (Regional Technical Coordinator).

This guide should have been provided to your site well before the installation date and

should have been used as a guide for planning for the installation day. This document

gives details on the site specification requirements (such as power quality) and layout

expectations for both you and Kodak during the scanner’s installation.

¾ Brightness & Contrast Control Reference Guide

Publication A-61587:A PDF version, in English only, is available on the Brightness and

Contrast Control CD.

This guide should be referenced when using the Brightness and Contrast Controls utility

if you ever need to create custom ‘color tables’ that allow you to control the colors that

are used to create your images. Again, like the Image Processing Guide, as an operator

only, this level of information should not be needed unless you are involved with job

setup.

¾ Supplies and Consumables Catalog

Publication A-61403: A PDF version, in English only, is included in the \Documentation

folder of the Kodak i1800 Series Scanner Firmware, Drivers and Users Guide CD.

This is where you will want to go to determine the size of a consumables kit you want to

order: Large, Extra Large, or Extra Extra Large. All consumables for all Kodak Document

Scanners are listed here.

¾On-line Help

Our scanner driver (TWAIN) now includes a complete on-line help system that, if

needed, can provide you with on-line help to understand scanner settings. Access to this

tool is dependent on the scanning application that you are using. If your software allows

access, this on-line help can be a great way of getting your questions answered quickly.

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¾www.Kodak.com

The latest scanner information and drivers can always be found on our website. To

make it easier for you to get to the pages related to our document scanners, use these

URLs:

www.kodak.com/go/di General information on Document Imaging Scanners

www.kodak.com/go/disupport Scanner Firmware and Driver updates for free

download and publications in PDF format.

Kodak frequently adds features to our scanners though driver updates so your scanner

application support can go to our website for the most up-to-date information. Also, if you

cannot find a copy of your User’s Guide or other publications, the website provides PDF

files that can be easily downloaded.

Create a folder on the scanner’s host PC desktop called “Kodak Scanner Manuals” and

copy these files from the Kodak i1800 Series Scanner Firmware, Drivers and Users

Guide CD into that folder so they will be at the operator’s fingertips if needed.

User Guide (x:\UserGuide\ User's Guide xxx.pdf)

Supplies and Consumables (x:\Supplies and Consumables.pdf)

Quick Tips Guide (x:\Documentation\English\Quick Tips Guide.pdf)

Also within that folder create a shortcut to the web page

www.Kodak.com/go/disupport.

Be sure the hard copy of the Users Guide and Quick Tips Guide is properly stored in the

pocket inside the door of the scanner’s base.

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SCANNER ORIENTATION

You will now have a demonstration of the scanner using the Count Only mode and the instructor

will point out the basic components of the Kodak i1800 Series Scanner.

There are two power switches, but the main power switch on the back of the scanner will rarely

be used.

Front view

1Power switch 8Service K number

2Input elevator 9POD release

3Input elevator extender 10 Output tray and end stop

4Input elevator side guides 11 Exit deflector

5Feed module 12 Front printer access cover

6Paper present sensor 13 Rear printer access cover

7Gap release button 14 Touchscreen

15 LED

16 Workspace table height adjustment switch

17 Height adjustment wire

18 Door with storage pocket inside

Have each student adjust the scanner to their personal height and scan a stack of documents in

Count Only mode.

Main power

switch

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DOCUMENT JOURNEY THROUGH THE TRANSPORT

Now that you have experienced the scanner from the operator’s point of view we will walk you

through the scanner from the document’s point of view. We will follow the path of a document

from its start in the input elevator, to separation from the stack, to ultrasonic double-feed

detection, to rear side imaging, then front side imaging and finally output restacking. This

perspective allows us to talk about the various parts of the scanner transport in a logical

sequence. The instructor will describe important components that will be referred to later in this

course. This basic understanding of the scanner’s transport allows you, as the operator, to be

more comfortable with the equipment and more productive.

¾Note the green caution labels

¾Stage one: Input elevator

-Independently adjustable side guides for offset scanning

-Paper present sensor

-Lock/Unlock switch

-Long document wire bail

-The host scanning application can be used to set the elevator to four different

starting heights.

¾Stage two: Document separation from the stack

-Opening the pod

-Location and functions of the:

 pre-separation pad

 separation roller

 feed module

-Demonstrate that there is a Gap Release button that lowers the separation roller to

allow feeding of very thick or damaged documents.

¾Stage three: Pre-imaging document transportation

-Review transport rollers, UDDS sensors and patch head sensors.

-Review printer baffle; remove front printer background strips and show front ink

blotters.

¾Stage four: Imaging

-Image Background. Remove and talk about scratches. Talk about white background

accessory and use.

-Imaging Guides (upper and lower). Talk about the white patch, removal of the

imaging guides, and how to clean imaging guides using Staticide wipes. Point out

that the upper imaging guide has ribs to prevent ink from smearing and the lower

imaging guide does not.

-Lamps. Not customer replaceable.

NOTE: The bottom lamps have a cover glass between them but the upper lamps do

not. Do not insert anything into the upper camera area.

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¾Stage five: Post-imaging document transportation

-Rear ink blotters; show the location and how to replace them.

¾Stage six: Output re-stacking

-Review the output tray: side guides and end stop. Review the various positions that

the output tray can be placed in using the wire legs on the bottom of the tray. Also

mention the long document wire bail and the short document stacker.

Answer any questions regarding the components of the transport.

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REPLACEMENT OF CONSUMABLES

In this section the instructor will identify all the consumables (parts of the scanner that will wear

out during normal use) and instruct you on the proper procedures for the replacement of these

items. Just as changing the oil and replacing worn tires on your car is necessary to keep it

running properly, the timely replacement of the scanner’s consumables is critical to its

performance. As an operator, you will experience fewer paper feeding problems if the

consumables are replaced when they are worn.

Open the User’s Guide to the Replacement Procedures in the Maintenance chapter.

Pre-separation pad: it is recommended that you change

the pre-separation pad approximately every 250,000

documents.

Feed module tires and separation roller tires: tire life

will vary depending upon paper types, environment and

cleanliness. Nominal tire life for clean, non-NCR, US letter

size, 20 lb bond paper, documents fed in landscape

orientation is approximately 600,000 documents; results

will vary. Degradation of feeder performance, multiple

feeds, stoppages, etc. indicate a need to change tires.

Change all tires on the feed module and separation roller

at the same time.

Feed Module: replace after every 4th replacement of tires,

approximately after 2,400,000 scans. Install a new feed

module and separation roller at the same time.

Separation roller: replace after every 4th replacement of

tires, approximately after 2,400,000 scans. Install a new

feed module and separation roller at the same time.

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Tip: Suggest that the customer have a feed module and separation roller with new tires installed

ready to go. The customer could then change the feed module and separation rollers quickly

and avoid down-time. The tires can be changed on the feed module and separation roller off

line.

Imaging guides: replace only when the imaging guides

are heavily scratched and defects show in the scanned

images. Image defects that are normally caused by

scratched image guides are lines or streaks in the image in

the direction that the paper is moving through the

transport.

Backgrounds: replace only when the backgrounds are

scratched and defects show in the scanned images. Image

defects that are normally caused by scratched black

backgrounds are black borders on the left or right side of

an image (assuming the image is not rotated).

¾Show the students the Replacement Procedures in the Maintenance chapter in the

User’s Guide.

¾Each student should individually remove and replace each these items including

replacing tires on the feed module and separation roller.

¾Copy the Consumable Replacement Log sheet at the end of this Training Guide and

instruct the students to keep this in the storage compartment on the inside door of the

scanner and update it whenever replacing a consumable.

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