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M Series Service Manual

 

Page 90 of 129 

7.  Apply very slight pressure 

upwards to remove excess 
movement from the Drive 
Roller Timing Belt. The belt 
must not be too tight as this 
will cause the motor to lock 
up during operation. The 
bearings should only touch 
the belts enough to hold the 
belt in place, not apply 
pressure.Do not over tighten 
the M4 Nut. 

 

 

8.  Refit the Main Timing Belt as 

described 

in chapter “14.8  

Main Timing Belt

” page 84. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for M25e

Page 1: ...e 20 12 12 This is a confidential controlled document and is the property of Colortrac Ltd It is not to be copied or reproduced in part or whole It is intended for staff to read C Co ol lo or rt tr ra...

Page 2: ...observations should be reported to Technical Support Colortrac Ltd Colortrac Ltd shall not be liable for any damages errors issues or events that result from the use of the equipment or this manual N...

Page 3: ...nformation 9 8 Warranty 10 8 1 Warranty Period 10 8 2 Consumables 10 9 Control Board Replacement Statement 10 10 CIS Technology 11 11 Scanner Accessories 12 11 1 USB Cable Type A and B 12 11 2 Externa...

Page 4: ...ch 103 14 15 Motor 107 15 Utilities Program 111 15 1 Installation 111 15 2 Calibration 112 15 3 Power Saving 114 15 4 Auto width 114 15 5 Second Level Utilities 115 15 6 Scanner Upgrade 115 15 7 Autom...

Page 5: ...lution of 1200 dpi 16 7 million colour RGB 24 bit 256 colour RGB adapted indexed colour palette 8 bit 256 level Greyscale 8 bit Black White 1 bit Speed Enhanced Contains 1 x SingleSensor CIS Assy with...

Page 6: ...olortrac to supply 1 Wristband Anti static and cable 2 Pencil HB Lead 3 7mm Nutdriver To remove and fit M5 nuts 4 1 5mm Allen Key or 1 5mm Hex Key 5 Medium Pozi drive screwdriver PZ1 x 80mm length 6 S...

Page 7: ...ask Users who log in for the first time to update their profile Some information we require and some we leave to the Users discretion to provide But the more complete the information provided the bett...

Page 8: ...er 5 minutes to discharge before removing covers and any of the boards The boards may hold a charge and may give a shock if touched Please observe anti static precaution when handling any electrical b...

Page 9: ...unsafe surface Do not scan thick media that is beyond its maximum limit Do not unplug the scanner during a scan sequence Do not let an end user remove any panels from the scanner Do not use any other...

Page 10: ...may be delayed by 3 months to coincide with its installation at a customer s site To request a deferment to the start of the warranty period follow the procedure on How to extend warranty at Chapter...

Page 11: ...power and geometric accuracy The illumination is provided by Light Emitting Diodes LED s shining down a light guide which in turn directs the light onto the document There are three LED s Red Green an...

Page 12: ...rd to USB 3 0 adapter to supply USB 3 0 signal support Although the PCI Express port that the Express card connects cannot supply power of itself the Express card and hence the USB 3 ports nevertheles...

Page 13: ...M Series Service Manual Page 13 of 129 11 2 External Power Supply AC I P 100 240V 1 5A 50 60 Hz DC O P 19V 9 47A NOTE ONLY USE THE CORRECT COLORTRAC SUPPLIED POWER SUPPLY WITH THE M SCANNER...

Page 14: ...ce Manual Page 14 of 129 12 Scanner Information 12 1 Block Diagram Consists of 1 x SingleSensor CIS Assy 4 x Paper Sensor 1 x Motor 1 x Power Socket 1 x Power Switch 1 x Main Board 1 x Microswitch 1 x...

Page 15: ...is manual The scanner has two justification options for scanning media side justified and centre justified Before scanning ensure the software is set to the correct preference and the media is inserte...

Page 16: ...M Series Service Manual Page 16 of 129 Insert Media FACE UP into the scanner...

Page 17: ...ioned on a stable maintenance platform 13 1 3 Tools Medium Pozi drive screwdriver 13 1 4 Associated Part Numbers n a 13 1 5 Important Information For all photos please refer to chapter 7 Photos Inform...

Page 18: ...ift the Lid to the 90deg position 4 Tighten the locking screws in the Hinge Bracket at the left end of the Lid Assembly The Lid may need to be moved slightly to allow the screws access 5 Tighten the l...

Page 19: ...the Lid Assembly until the lid can move freely 7 Lower the Lid Assembly to the correct position to reattach the 3 x M4 screws of the Right Gas Piston Make sure not to drop the screws into the scanner...

Page 20: ...3 2 2 Tools Small flat bladed screwdriver Medium Pozi drive screwdriver 13 2 3 Associated Part Numbers 10H133 Left End Cover Sub Assy 13 2 4 Important Information For all photos please refer to chapte...

Page 21: ...ive screwdriver to remove the 4 x M5 screws from the Left End Cover 4 Remove the Left End Cover and store in a safe place 5 Replace the Left End Cover in reverse order making sure the Left End Cover P...

Page 22: ...3 2 Tools Small flat bladed screwdriver Medium Pozi drive screwdriver 13 3 3 Associated Part Numbers 10H134 Right End Cover Sub Assy 13 3 4 Important Information For all photos please refer to chapter...

Page 23: ...e screwdriver to remove the 4 x M5 screws from the Right End Cover 4 Remove the Right End Cover and store in a safe place 5 Replace the Right End Cover in reverse order making sure the Right End Cover...

Page 24: ...n a stable maintenance platform 13 4 2 Tools Medium Pozi drive screwdriver 13 4 3 Associated Part Numbers 10H124 M40 Top Lid Cover 10H079 M25 Top Lid Cover 13 4 4 Important Information For all photos...

Page 25: ...r Take care not to drop the screws while removing them 4 Carefully remove the 2 x M4 screws holding the right end of the Top Lid Cover Take care not to drop the screws while removing them 5 Close the...

Page 26: ...Replace the Top Lid Cover in the reverse order making sure the Control Board Bracket and the Main Board Cover is located in the appropriate cut outs before lowering the Top Lid Cover completely and r...

Page 27: ...2 Tools Medium Pozi drive screwdriver 13 5 3 Associated Part Numbers 10H132 M40 Paper Tray Unit 10H080 M25 Paper Tray Unit 13 5 4 Important Information For all photos please refer to chapter 7 Photos...

Page 28: ...the Right End Cover as described in chapter 13 3 Right End Cover on page 22 4 Remove the 3 x M4 screws holding the left end of the Paper Tray Unit to the scanner 5 Remove the 3 x M4 screws holding the...

Page 29: ...r Tray Unit up and away from the scanner 8 Replace the Paper Tray Unit in the reverse order making sure the Paper Tray Unit is located at the back of the Paper Tray Unit area before lowering into plac...

Page 30: ...f 129 10 When tightening the front screws at either end of the Paper Tray Unit make sure the front of the Paper Tray Unit is up so it is level with the End Covers when it is fitted 11 Refit the M4 scr...

Page 31: ...screwdriver 13 6 3 Associated Part Numbers 10H130 M40 Lower Covers Pack 10H081 M25 Lower Covers Pack 13 6 4 Important Information For all photos please refer to chapter 7 Photos Information on page 9...

Page 32: ...elease the latch NOTE When removing the cover be extremely careful not to apply to much force 4 Gently pull the whole cover up freeing it from the extrusion 5 Take care to avoid the Latch Pin and Hold...

Page 33: ...29 7 Finally remove the opposite end Lower Covers 8 To refit the Lower Covers starting at one end make sure the end cover goes under the Latch Pin in the Side Plate 9 Ensure the earthing brush at the...

Page 34: ...M Series Service Manual Page 34 of 129 10 Refit the remaining Lower Covers remembering to position those with cut outs for the Paper Sensor is in the correct position 11 Fit the other End Lower Covers...

Page 35: ...Numbers 10H129 M40 Upper Covers Pack 10H082 M25 Upper Covers Pack 13 7 4 Important Information For all photos please refer to chapter 7 Photos Information on page 9 13 7 5 Procedure 1 At one end of t...

Page 36: ...e Manual Page 36 of 129 3 To refit position the Upper Covers centrally along the Lid Assembly recess making sure to align the Paper Sensor cut outs where necessary Press the Upper Covers until they cl...

Page 37: ...tenance platform 13 8 2 Tools Medium Pozi drive screwdriver Pencil 13 8 3 Associated Part Numbers n a 13 8 4 Important Information For all photos please refer to chapter 7 Photos Information on page 9...

Page 38: ...on from the Lid Assembly 5 Remove the 3 x M5 screws to detach the Left Gas Piston from the Lid Assembly Hold the Lid Assembly securely with your free hand while removing these screws Allow the Lid Ass...

Page 39: ...vers at both ends and store in a safe place to prevent damage 8 Remove the Maintenance Position Locking Screws and Springs at both ends of the Lid Assembly 9 Release the Motor Control Cable from the c...

Page 40: ...ge Bracket before removing it 12 Remove the 3 x M5 screws holding the Right Hinge Bracket in place 13 Pull the Right Outer Hinge Bracket out from the Side Plate making sure not to catch the cable or c...

Page 41: ...the Left Hinge Bracket in place 16 Pull the Right Outer Hinge Bracket out from the Side Plate making sure not to catch the cable or connector 17 Gently lift the whole Lid Assembly up and away from the...

Page 42: ...r the other end down and feed the cable through the appropriate hole in the End Plate before allowing the Lid Assembly lower completely NOTE Both Inner Hinge Brackets have nylon washers fitted to cent...

Page 43: ...eplace the 2 Maintenance Position Locking Screws and springs turning the screws until they touch the Inner Hinge Bracket 23 Make sure the plastic screw cover is the correct way round and click back in...

Page 44: ...25 Refit the Top Lid Cover as described in chapter 13 4 Top Lid Cover page 24 26 Refit the Left End Cover as described in chapter 13 2 Left End Cover page 20 27 Refit the Right End Cover as described...

Page 45: ...all Pozi drive screwdriver 14 1 3 Associated Part Numbers 10H005 Main Board 10H035 M40 Cover Main Board 10H087 M25 Cover Main Board 14 1 4 Important Information For all photos please refer to chapter...

Page 46: ...5 WARNING Gently lift the Main Board Cover to reveal the Mains Connector Release the Mains Connector from the Main Board NOTE Care needs to be taken with the Suppressor leads on the Main Board cover a...

Page 47: ...he Main Board Cover and store in a safe place 8 Gently lift the locking bar on each ribbon cable connector Don t use too much force which could break the connector 9 Gently pull the ribbon cable from...

Page 48: ...ce Manual Page 48 of 129 11 Disconnect the Mains Cable Motor Control Cable and the 4 x LED Control Cables 12 Disconnect the Control Board Cable 13 Remove the 6 x M3 screws holding the Main Board to th...

Page 49: ...of 129 14 Remove the Main Board using anti static precautions 15 To refit the Main Board position onto the 6 spacers making sure no cables are trapped under the board 16 Replace the 6 x M3 screws 17...

Page 50: ...l Cable 19 Re insert the CIS Ribbon cables into J1 J3 making sure the locking plate is up before inserting them 20 When the CIS Ribbon cable is fully in place secure it by pressing down both sides of...

Page 51: ...he Main Board Cover into place 24 For the M40 make sure all the cables are in their appropriate cutout and the USB connector is also in it s cutout in the cover fit 4 x M3 screws to hold the Main Boar...

Page 52: ...s and only the 40 and 25 will allow the scanners to work with the software 29 Reconnect the Power and USB cables to the Scanner and power up the scanner and Utilities Program on a PC 30 Set the Motor...

Page 53: ...3 Associated Part Numbers 10H004 Control Board 10H125 M40 Control Board Bracket Assembly 10H086 M25 Control Board Bracket Assembly 10H075 M40 Control Board Bracket Cover 14 2 4 Important Information F...

Page 54: ...e aluminium EMC Tape and keep it in a safe place to be refit later 4 Remove the 4 x M3 screws holding the Control Board Bracket Cover 5 Remove the Control Board Bracket Cover 6 Before removing the Con...

Page 55: ...8 Rotate the Control Board Bracket Assembly to gain access to the Control Board and cables 9 Disconnect the Key Pad Ribbon Cable from the Control Board NOTE This only needs to be done if the Control B...

Page 56: ...o the Control Board Bracket Assembly 12 Remove the Control Board using anti static precautions 13 To refit use the 4 x M3 screws that hold the Control Board to the Control Board Bracket Assembly 14 Re...

Page 57: ...nect the Key Pad Ribbon Cable to the Control Board 17 Rotate and locate the Control Board Bracket Assembly to the pencil lines marked out before then refit the 4 x M3 screws to hold the Control Board...

Page 58: ...9 For the M40 fit the Control Board Bracket Cover and make sure all the cables are in the cut out 20 Refit the 4 x M3 screws to hold the Control Board Bracket Cover to the Lid Assembly 21 Re apply the...

Page 59: ...id Cover page 24 23 Be aware that after fitting a replacement Control Board the scanner may be seen as an M model If the scanner had ready been upgraded to purchased as a C or an E then a new upgrade...

Page 60: ...ver 14 3 3 Associated Part Numbers 10H128 M40 SingleSensor Glass Sub Assy 10H083 M25 SingleSensor Glass Sub Assy 14 3 4 Important Information For all photos please refer to chapter 7 Photos Informatio...

Page 61: ...s Sub Assy 5 When refitting the SingleSensor Glass Sub Assy make sure the right end is against the End Plate 6 Position the SingleSensor Glass Sub Assy over the SingleSensor CIS Assy and make sure it...

Page 62: ...hes are locked in place 8 Clean the surface to remove any fingerprints or dirt 9 Close the Lid Assembly 10 Reconnect the Power and USB cables to the Scanner and power up the scanner and Utilities Prog...

Page 63: ...Pozi drive Screwdriver Medium Flat Screwdriver 14 4 3 Associated Part Numbers 10H127 M40 SingleSensor CIS Assy 10H084 M25 SingleSensor CIS Assy 14 4 4 Important Information For all photos please refe...

Page 64: ...4 Gently lift the locking bar on the ribbon cable connector make sure not to use extreme force which could break the connector 5 Gently pull the ribbon cables from the 3 M40 or 2 M25 x connectors 6 F...

Page 65: ...the 2 x M3 screws from the right end of the SingleSensor CIS Assy NOTE With your free hand hold the SingleSensor CIS Assy in place to prevent it dropping and being damaged 9 Use the small screw to gen...

Page 66: ...remaining length of the LED cables through from the Lid Assembly 13 Gently lift the SingleSensor CIS Assy away from the Lid Assembly 14 To refit feed the LED cables through the Lid Assembly before li...

Page 67: ...he right end but do not tighten at this stage 17 Refit the 2 x M3 screws into the left end but do not tighten at this stage 18 Before fully tightening the 4 x M3 screws apply slight pressure in the ce...

Page 68: ...oard 21 Re insert the CIS Ribbon cables into J1 J3 model dependent Make sure the locking plate is up before inserting the ribbon 22 When the CIS Ribbon cable is fully in place press both side of the l...

Page 69: ...Position page 17 25 Close the Lid Assembly 26 Reconnect the Power and USB cables to the Scanner and power up the scanner and Utilities Program 27 Run the Calibration as described in chapter 15 2 Calib...

Page 70: ...ortant Information For all photos please refer to chapter 7 Photos Information on page 9 14 5 5 Procedure 1 Remove the appropriate Lower Covers as described in chapter 13 6 Lower Covers page 31 NOTE U...

Page 71: ...pen end of the E Clip to slide off 4 Pull the Drive Roller Unit Pulley off from the Drive Roller Unit Shaft NOTE The Pulley can be difficult to remove Pull the pulley away from the scanner evenly eith...

Page 72: ...E Only the Left End Bearing needs to be removed during this procedure 7 Remove the bearing and spring washer from the Drive Roller Unit Shaft 8 Lift and remove the Drive Roller Unit out from the reces...

Page 73: ...d Plate and lower the Drive Roller Unit into the recess 11 Insert the right end of the Drive Roller Unit Shaft into the appropriate hole in the Right End Plate against the locking washers 12 Refit the...

Page 74: ...ace 16 Refit the Main Timing Belt as described in chapter 14 8 Main Timing Belt page 84 NOTE When fitting the Rear Drive Roller Unit also refit the Drive Roller Timing Belt as described in chapter 14...

Page 75: ...ated Part Numbers 10H070 M40 Hold Up Roller Unit 10H049 M25 Hold Up Roller Unit 14 6 4 Important Information For all photos please refer to chapter 7 Photos Information on page 9 14 6 5 Procedure 1 Re...

Page 76: ...9 3 Remove the M3 CSK Screw from the Hold Up Roller Unit Collar Assembly 4 Rotate the Hold Up Roller Unit again until the other screw nearest the Roller is accessible 5 Remove the M3 CSK screw from th...

Page 77: ...ver to assist sliding the Hold Up Roller Unit Collar Assembly across towards the Left End Plate 7 Use the Screwdriver to lift the Hold Up Roller Unit 8 Gently lift the Hold Up Roller Unit out of the s...

Page 78: ...the curvature of the Spring Cap is aligned ready for the bearing 11 Insert the Bearing into the hole on top of the Hold Up Spring Cap 12 Fit the Hold Up Roller Unit Shaft into the bearing in the Right...

Page 79: ...d Up Roller Unit until the threaded hole is accessible 15 Rotate the Hold Up Roller Unit Collar Assembly until it lines up with the threaded hole in the Hold Up Roller Unit 16 Slide the Hold Up Roller...

Page 80: ...he Hold Up Roller Unit 18 Rotate the Hold Up Roller Unit until the hole at the left end of the Collar is level with the threaded hole in the Drive Shaft NOTE If necessary rotate the Drive Roller to al...

Page 81: ...ibed in chapter 13 6 Lower Covers page 31 21 Close the Lid Assembly 22 Reconnect the Power and USB cables to the Scanner and power up the scanner and Utilities Program 23 Run the Calibration as descri...

Page 82: ...Small Flat Screwdriver Small Pozi drive Screwdriver 14 7 3 Associated Part Numbers 10H135 M40 Hold Up Roller Unit Support Bar 10H050 M25 Hold Up Roller Unit Support Bar 14 7 4 Important Information Fo...

Page 83: ...nder the Drive shaft at the lift end of the recess NOTE It may be easier to fit with the Hold Up Roller Unit Collar Assembly removed but remember to return it before refitting the Hold Up Roller Unit...

Page 84: ...art of 10H030 Timing Belts Kit 14 8 4 Important Information For all photos please refer to chapter 7 Photos Information on page 9 14 8 5 Procedure 1 Remove the Left End Cover as described in chapter 1...

Page 85: ...Main Timing Belt off from the Drive Roller Pulley 4 Remove the Main Timing Belt by lifting off from the Motor Pulley 5 To refit the Main Timing Belt loop the belt and feed up through the Motor Bracket...

Page 86: ...ary Tension Bar 8 Position the Main Timing Belt over the Front Drive Roller Pulley 9 Position the Main Timing Belt over the Rear Driver Roller Pulley and rotate the pulley if necessary to get the Main...

Page 87: ...t so the Tension Bar can drop down then apply very slight finger pressure downwards to remove excess movement from the Main Timing Belt Tighten the M3 nut but do not over tighten 12 Refit the Left End...

Page 88: ...Numbers 51H002 Drive Roller Timing Belt part of 10H030 Timing Belts Kit 14 9 4 Important Information For all photos please refer to chapter 7 Photos Information on page 9 14 9 5 Procedure 1 To remove...

Page 89: ...Belt position around the Rear Drive Roller Pulley and then the Hold Up Roller Unit Pulley 5 Make sure the Drive Roller Timing Belt goes around the part of the Rear Drive Roller Pulley nearest the End...

Page 90: ...e Roller Timing Belt The belt must not be too tight as this will cause the motor to lock up during operation The bearings should only touch the belts enough to hold the belt in place not apply pressur...

Page 91: ...d Part Numbers 71H001 Paper Sensor Assembly part of 10H078 M40 Paper Sensor Pack 71H001 Paper Sensor Assembly part of 10H051 M25 Paper Sensor Pack 14 10 4 Important Information For all photos please r...

Page 92: ...eds to be removed 4 Gently pull the Paper Sensor until it is free from the bracket 5 Gently pull the Paper Sensor Cable free from the Lid Assembly 6 To refit the Paper Sensor Cable insert back through...

Page 93: ...93 of 129 8 Refit the Upper Covers as described in chapter 13 7 Upper Covers page 35 9 Re insert the Paper Sensor Cables into the Cable Clips 10 Refit the Control Board Bracket as described in chapte...

Page 94: ...Flat Screwdriver Pliers 14 11 3 Associated Part Numbers 10H008 Pinch Roller Assembly Pack of 4 14 11 4 Important Information For all photos please refer to chapter 7 Photos Information on page 9 14 1...

Page 95: ...keep hold of the Pinch Roller Assembly and gently remove it 5 To refit insert the Pinch Roller Assembly into the bracket making sure the spring is fitted and it is fully pressed in the correct orienta...

Page 96: ...M Series Service Manual Page 96 of 129 7 Refit the Upper Covers as described in chapter 13 7 Upper Covers page 35 8 Refit the Top Lid Cover as described in chapter 13 4 Top Lid Cover page 24...

Page 97: ...on a stable maintenance platform 14 12 2 Tools Small Flat Screwdriver Pliers 14 12 3 Associated Part Numbers 10H009 Power Switch 14 12 4 Important Information For all photos please refer to chapter 7...

Page 98: ...latches of the Power Switch in with the Small Flat Screwdriver and push the switch through the hole 5 Pull the Power Switch completely out from the Rear Panel 6 Refit the Power Switch by pushing thro...

Page 99: ...Switch Terminals pushing firmly in place with pliers 9 Make sure the wires are fitted in the correct terminals as shown 10 Refit the Main Board Cover as described in chapter 14 1 Main Board page 45 11...

Page 100: ...table maintenance platform 14 13 2 Tools Small Pozi drive Screwdriver Pliers 14 13 3 Associated Part Numbers 10H010 Power Socket Assembly 14 13 4 Important Information For all photos please refer to c...

Page 101: ...h 4 Remove the M4 screw holding the P cable clip and earth tag 5 Remove 2 x screws holding the Power Socket to the Main Board Cover 6 After disconnecting the cables from the Cable Clip remove the Powe...

Page 102: ...to hold the P cable clip and Earth tag to the Main Board Cover 10 Reconnect the 2 x cables to the Power Switch making sure they are the same orientation as the existing wires 11 Refit the Main Board C...

Page 103: ...able maintenance platform 14 14 2 Tools Small Pozi drive Screwdriver 14 14 3 Associated Part Numbers 10H024 Microswitch Unit 14 14 4 Important Information For all photos please refer to chapter 7 Phot...

Page 104: ...t end need to be removed for this procedure 4 Remove the 2 x M2 5 screws holding the Microswitch to the End Plate 5 Carefully pull the Microswitch Cable through the hole in the End Plate 6 Refit the M...

Page 105: ...s Service Manual Page 105 of 129 8 Replace the 2 x M2 5 screws to hold the Microswitch to the End Plate 9 Reconnect the Microswitch Cables 10 Insert the Microswitch Cable into the Cable Clip on the En...

Page 106: ...s page 31 12 Refit the Right End Cover as described in chapter 13 3 Right End Cover page 22 13 If the Microswitch does not activate when the Lid Assembly is closed or the Lid Assembly cannot close pro...

Page 107: ...on a stable maintenance platform 14 15 2 Tools Medium Pozi drive Screwdriver 1 5mm Allen Key Pliers 14 15 3 Associated Part Numbers 10H021 Motor Sub Assembly 14 15 4 Important Information For all pho...

Page 108: ...screws 4 Remove the Motor Sub Assy 5 Use the Allen Key to loosen but not remove the 2 x grub screws holding the Motor Drive Pulley to the Motor Shaft 6 Remove the Motor Drive Pulley and refit onto th...

Page 109: ...ting at the top of the Motor refit the 4 x M4 screws and nuts do not tighten until all 4 are in place 9 It may be necessary to use pliers to refit the bottom M4 nut and washers 10 Lightly tighten the...

Page 110: ...M Series Service Manual Page 110 of 129 11 Reconnect the Motor Cables together and fit into the cable clip 12 Refit the Main Timing Belt as described in chapter 14 8 Main Timing Belt page 84...

Page 111: ...ial setup locate the file setup exe on the accompanying CD or the Website and run it 2 Follow the Next commands until the installation is complete 3 If the Icon is not displayed on the desktop locate...

Page 112: ...mbly and clean the SingleSensor Glass Sub Assy Close the Lid Assembley 2 Insert the Calibration Target so that the black part section is inserted first face up NOTE It is necessary to remove the Magne...

Page 113: ...ice Manual Page 113 of 129 5 Click OK to except the message 6 After approx 4 minutes the Calibration or Normalisation is complete During calibration the target will move through the scanner in stages...

Page 114: ...uble click the SmartLF M Utilities icon 2 Enter the amount of time after last use the scanner will power off The Max Value is 15 Select Apply 15 4 Auto width 1 Double click the SmartLF M Utilities ico...

Page 115: ...f the front page 15 6 Scanner Upgrade 1 Follow the instructions to the Second Level Utilities in chapter 15 5 Second Level Utilities page 115 2 If the scanner is an M or C model highlight the appropri...

Page 116: ...tic updates of the utilities or scanner information De select if the PC does not have internet connection 15 8 Firmware Installation 1 Follow instructions to the Second Level Utilities in chapter 15 5...

Page 117: ...le click download 4 Agree to the warning message NOTE It is important to allow the firmware to complete Although the Main Board now carries a backup firmware there is still a possibility of irreversib...

Page 118: ...ions to the Second Level Utilities in chapter 15 5 Second Level Utilities page 115 2 Insert the Calibration Target so that the black section is in first and face up NOTE It is necessary to remove the...

Page 119: ...should and will offer an automatic fix of each parameter Typical error messages include 100 USB typically caused by Etron USB 3 0 chipset 101 User parameter corruption 102 Factory parameter corruptio...

Page 120: ...ities 1 Double click on the SmartLF M Utilities icon on the PC attached to the scanner 2 Right mouse click in the front page to access the engineering utilities Password p107 NOTE Do NOT inform end us...

Page 121: ...count in the same direction that moving the line will solve the problem The same is true for both the FB and LR stitch values If an adjustment is made to any of the inner values then all values before...

Page 122: ...ing the board if the reference lable is damaged or missing from under the scanner Record this value 3 After fitting a Main Board over write the value at this point with the recorded value and click Se...

Page 123: ...cribed in chapter 16 1 Engineering Utilities page 120 2 Change the length of delay before the scanner takes the media in by over writing the value and clicking Set Load Delay NOTE The value is in mSec...

Page 124: ...e distributor s utilities as described in chapter 16 1 Engineering Utilities page 120 2 Make a adjustments for the start and end of media to reduce or increase the border of the scanned image by over...

Page 125: ...ending Warranty 1 Open Helpdesk www colortrac helpdesk com 2 Enter your account details 3 Create a new ticket 4 Go to the Asset Info tab enter the serial number of the scanner in the appropriate box a...

Page 126: ...on of Installation Date 6 Enter the serial number of the scanner 7 Enter the installation date making sure that it is within the 3 month period since it was shipped out to your company if not the syst...

Page 127: ...of the material being screwed into EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility Stray signals nterfe from electronic devices that can cause nterference with other equipment End Cover The plastic cover that goes...

Page 128: ...cular toothed mechanism used for turning 2 or more rollers at the same time by way of a toothed belt RGB Red Green and Blue colours SingleSensor CIS Assy Also referred to as the SingleSensor in some d...

Page 129: ...e Manual Issue 1 23 10 2012 First issue 20 Features Not Included The following information is not included in this Manual Part Prices please see the Spares Catalogue on the Colortrac Support Site Part...

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