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19196-001 Rev. D VIDAR Advantage Series User’s Guide 30
Top LED: feeder status
LED state Digitizer condition Corrective action
Solid green Ready None. The feeder is ready to operate.
Off ERROR: no feeder
attached 1. Turn off digitizer.
2. Remove feeder.
3. Inspect electrical connector and screws on
bottom of feeder.
Fast flashing green ERROR: unknown
feeder attached Check feeder:
1. Turn off digitizer.
2. Remove feeder.
3. Inspect electrical connector and screws on
bottom of feeder.
Slow flashing green BUSY: film is
staging None. This is normal operation.
Fast flashing green ERROR: film
staging problem Eject film by clicking the eject button in the
scanning application.
Center LED: Digitizer Status
LED state Digitizer condition Corrective action
Solid green Ready None. The digitizer is ready to accept commands
from the scanning application.
Slow flashing green BUSY: normalizing None. This is normal operation. The LED will
flash slowly during initial calibration after power is
applied, and when the scanning application
initiates a calibration.
Slow flashing green BUSY: tracking
(ADC) None. This is normal operation. The LED will
flash periodically when the digitizer is idle.
Automatic Digitizer Calibration (ADC) is
independent of the scanning application.
Slow flashing green BUSY: staging film None. This is normal operation. The LED will
flash slowly while the digitizer is staging the film.
Slow flashing green BUSY: Positioning
film None. This is normal operation. The LED will
flash slowly while the scanning application is
positioning the film.
Slow flashing green BUSY: digitizing film None. This is normal operation. The LED will
flash slowly while a film is being digitized.
Slow flashing green BUSY: ejecting film None. This is normal operation. The LED will
flash slowly while the scanning application is
ejecting the film.
Off ERROR 1. Make certain power is supplied to the digitizer,
and that the digitizer power switch is on.
2. If problem persists, get qualified technical help
(see “In case of difficulty,” later in this chapter).