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9.3.3.
Scanner Information
This function provides various types of scanner information to the user or service-person. The main contents are as follows:
1. Model
2. Flatbed condition (Enable / Disable)
2. Flatbed condition (Enable / Disable)
9.3.4.
Scanner Condition
Item
Operation
Default
Remarks
Sleep Mode
1. Click “Sleep Mode” on the main menu (Service Utility).
2. Set “Waiting Time” (Unit: minutes) to specify the amount of
time until the scanner enters the sleep mode.
2. Set “Waiting Time” (Unit: minutes) to specify the amount of
time until the scanner enters the sleep mode.
15 minutes
For returning back to the
Ready Mode during the Sleep
Mode, execute “Sleep
Mode” for Test (9.3.5) on the
main menu, and then click
“STOP” on the “Sleep
Mode” dialog box.
Ready Mode during the Sleep
Mode, execute “Sleep
Mode” for Test (9.3.5) on the
main menu, and then click
“STOP” on the “Sleep
Mode” dialog box.
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9.3.5.
Test
Item
Operation
Default
Remarks
Flatbed LED
1. Click “Flatbed Test” on the main menu.
2. Click “LED” on the "Flatbed Test" dialog box.
3. Click “START” on the “LED” dialog box to start LED Test
that continues until “STOP” is clicked.
2. Click “LED” on the "Flatbed Test" dialog box.
3. Click “START” on the “LED” dialog box to start LED Test
that continues until “STOP” is clicked.
4. Click “Close” to return to the "Flatbed Test" dialog box.
5. Click “Close” to return to the main menu.
5. Click “Close” to return to the main menu.
Each LED (Red, Green)
turns on and/or off in a
constant period as follows:
turns on and/or off in a
constant period as follows:
Red: ON, Green: ON
↓
Red: OFF, Green ON
↓
Red: OFF, Green OFF
↓
Red: ON, Green: ON
Sleep
1. Click “Flatbed Test” on the main menu.
2. Click “Sleep” on the "Flatbed Test" dialog box.
3. Click “START” on the “Sleep” dialog box to enter
the sleep mode.
4. Click “STOP” to return from the sleep mode.
5. Click “Close” to return to the "Flatbed Test" dialog box.
6. Click “Close” to return to the main menu.
2. Click “Sleep” on the "Flatbed Test" dialog box.
3. Click “START” on the “Sleep” dialog box to enter
the sleep mode.
4. Click “STOP” to return from the sleep mode.
5. Click “Close” to return to the "Flatbed Test" dialog box.
6. Click “Close” to return to the main menu.
Note:
Be sure to restart the
scanner and then
operate this test so as
to confirm that the
scanner enters the
Sleep mode by the
lamp's (in the Scanning
Unit) going out.
scanner and then
operate this test so as
to confirm that the
scanner enters the
Sleep mode by the
lamp's (in the Scanning
Unit) going out.
Start
Button
Button
1. Click “Flatbed Test” on the main menu.
2. Click “Start Button” on the "Flatbed Test" dialog box.
3. After confirming the indication on the display, push
the "Start Button" on the front panel of the unit and check
the result on the display that shows "Button ON was
detected” if successful.
2. Click “Start Button” on the "Flatbed Test" dialog box.
3. After confirming the indication on the display, push
the "Start Button" on the front panel of the unit and check
the result on the display that shows "Button ON was
detected” if successful.
4. Click “Close” to return to the "Flatbed Test" dialog box.
5. Click “Close” to return to the main menu.
5. Click “Close” to return to the main menu.
Note:
If “Button ON was
detected” does not
appear, the Start
Button is not operating
correctly.
detected” does not
appear, the Start
Button is not operating
correctly.
Carriage
Drive
Drive
1. Click “Flatbed Test” on the main menu.
2. Click “Carriage Drive” on the "Flatbed Test" dialog box.
3. Set “Test Condition” and “Scan Image Output Setting”
according to your desired test parameter.
4. Set a document on the Flatbed Glass.
5. Click “START” on the “Carriage Drive” dialog box to start to
scan the document continuously until "STOP" is clicked.
6. Click “Close” to return to the "Flatbed Test" dialog box.
7. Click “Close” to return to the main menu.
2. Click “Carriage Drive” on the "Flatbed Test" dialog box.
3. Set “Test Condition” and “Scan Image Output Setting”
according to your desired test parameter.
4. Set a document on the Flatbed Glass.
5. Click “START” on the “Carriage Drive” dialog box to start to
scan the document continuously until "STOP" is clicked.
6. Click “Close” to return to the "Flatbed Test" dialog box.
7. Click “Close” to return to the main menu.
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10 TROUBLESHOOTING
10.1. Troubleshooting-1 (when no error message is displayed on PC)
Phenomenon
Possible Cause
Check Point
Remarks
No power
1. Power Cord is not inserted to AC
Adaptor correctly.
Adaptor correctly.
1. Insert the Power Cord to the AC Adaptor,
correctly.
2. Replace the Power Cord.
correctly.
2. Replace the Power Cord.
2. AC Adaptor does not work correctly or
AC Adaptor failure occurs.
AC Adaptor failure occurs.
1. Connect the AC Adaptor to the scanner,
again.
2. Replace the AC Adaptor.
again.
2. Replace the AC Adaptor.
3. LEDs (Red and Green Indicators) or
their drive circuit does not work
correctly.
their drive circuit does not work
correctly.
1. Check the following connection and
soldering condition on each connector:
soldering condition on each connector:
→ JP4 (CONTROL Board) to JP1
(PANEL Board)
2. Check the LEDs soldering condition on the
PANEL Board.
3. Check the soldering condition (especially
ASIC and JP4) on the CONTROL Board.
4. Replace faulty parts.
2. Check the LEDs soldering condition on the
PANEL Board.
3. Check the soldering condition (especially
ASIC and JP4) on the CONTROL Board.
4. Replace faulty parts.
4. Boot program for the scanner does not
work correctly.
work correctly.
1. Check the soldering condition (especially
ASIC) on the CONTROL Board.
2. Replace the CONTROL Board.
ASIC) on the CONTROL Board.
2. Replace the CONTROL Board.
5. PC does not recognize USB
connection.
connection.
1. Check the USB cable's connection
between the PC and scanner.
2. Connect the USB cable again, and then
restart the scanner so as to check whether
the PC recognizes the USB connection.
3. Check the soldering condition (especially
JP5, ASIC, and their surrounding circuits)
on the CONTROL Board.
between the PC and scanner.
2. Connect the USB cable again, and then
restart the scanner so as to check whether
the PC recognizes the USB connection.
3. Check the soldering condition (especially
JP5, ASIC, and their surrounding circuits)
on the CONTROL Board.
Defects in the scanned
image
(ex: black or white lines
or banding in the image
)
image
(ex: black or white lines
or banding in the image
)
1. Dust on the Flatbed Glass
1. Clean the surface of the Flatbed Glass.
2. Execute "Carriage Drive" in Sec. 9.3.5 to
check the scanned image
2. Execute "Carriage Drive" in Sec. 9.3.5 to
check the scanned image
2. Dust on the scanning position on the
Scanning Unit
Scanning Unit
1. Remove the dust on the scanning position.
2. Execute "Carriage Drive" in Sec. 9.3.5 to
check the scanned image.
2. Execute "Carriage Drive" in Sec. 9.3.5 to
check the scanned image.
3. Scanning Unit has some problems.
1. Execute "Carriage Drive" in Sec. 9.3.5
to check whether this phenomenon is
reproduced
2. Check the connection between CN2
(CONTROL Board) and CN1 (CCD Board
included in the Scanning Unit.)
3. Replace the Scanning Unit.
to check whether this phenomenon is
reproduced
2. Check the connection between CN2
(CONTROL Board) and CN1 (CCD Board
included in the Scanning Unit.)
3. Replace the Scanning Unit.
Scanning position is
shifted.
shifted.
1.Carriage mechanical problem
1. Check the mechanical condition of
the belt and gears on the Motor Assy.
2. Check the belt tension controlled by the
Tension Plate Assy.
3. Reassemble the Scanning Unit while
checking the attachment of the shaft to the
scanner.
4. Execute "Carriage Drive" in Sec. 9.3.5.
5. Replace faulty parts.
the belt and gears on the Motor Assy.
2. Check the belt tension controlled by the
Tension Plate Assy.
3. Reassemble the Scanning Unit while
checking the attachment of the shaft to the
scanner.
4. Execute "Carriage Drive" in Sec. 9.3.5.
5. Replace faulty parts.
Noise during scanning
1. Carriage mechanical problem
1. Check the mechanical condition of the
gears on the Motor Assy. and the gear for
the Tension Plate Assy. while executing
"Carriage Drive" in Sec. 9.3.5.
2. Replace faulty parts
gears on the Motor Assy. and the gear for
the Tension Plate Assy. while executing
"Carriage Drive" in Sec. 9.3.5.
2. Replace faulty parts
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Start Button does not
work properly.
work properly.
1. Button's ON/OFF mechanical problem 1. When pushing the Start Button, check
whether the button contacts the switch on
the PANEL Board to be turned on.
2. Reassemble the button, and then
re-attach the Top Cover Assy. to the Bottom
Cover Assy.
3. Replace the Start Button or PANEL Board.
4. Execute "Start Button" in Sec. 9.3.5. to
check the ON/OFF condition.
the PANEL Board to be turned on.
2. Reassemble the button, and then
re-attach the Top Cover Assy. to the Bottom
Cover Assy.
3. Replace the Start Button or PANEL Board.
4. Execute "Start Button" in Sec. 9.3.5. to
check the ON/OFF condition.
2. Button's ON/OFF condition cannot be
received by the control circuits on the
CONTROL Board.
received by the control circuits on the
CONTROL Board.
1. Check the following connection and
soldering condition on each connector:
soldering condition on each connector:
→ JP4 (CONTROL Board) to
JP1 (PANEL Board)
2. Check the soldering condition of the
switch on the PANEL Board.
3. Check the soldering condition of ASCI and
its surrounding circuits on the CONTROL
Board.
4. Replace faulty parts.
5. Execute "Start Button" in Sec. 9.3.5. to
check the ON/OFF condition.
2. Check the soldering condition of the
switch on the PANEL Board.
3. Check the soldering condition of ASCI and
its surrounding circuits on the CONTROL
Board.
4. Replace faulty parts.
5. Execute "Start Button" in Sec. 9.3.5. to
check the ON/OFF condition.
Phenomenon
Possible Cause
Check Point
Remarks
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