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4.

  Use the 

UP

 and 

DOWN

 switches to select individual error detection setting values. 

 

(See the previous table for setting values.)

5.

  Press the 

FEED/ENTER

 switch to save individual setting values into memory.

 

(The flashing “

*

” mark disappears from the LCD.)

6.

  Keep pressing the 

CLEAR/EXIT

 switch until it returns to normal mode,

 

or press the 

MENU

 switch to return to normal mode.

Error detection settings

Summary of Contents for SR-6500

Page 1: ...DIC 579 K 10 30 50 70 90 CL0797100 Operating manual Operating Manual 7 24 14 Oizumi Gakuen cho Nerima ku Tokyo 178 8686 Japan Telephone 81 3 3978 2375 Facsimile 81 3 3978 5229 ...

Page 2: ...requency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to tr...

Page 3: ...d rate 22 2 2 2 Setting character bit length 22 2 2 3 Setting parity 23 2 2 4 Setting stop bit 23 2 2 5 Setting flow control 24 2 2 6 Setting character code 25 Loading paper 26 Setting paper weight 29 Stacker unit printer preparation 30 Printer unit precautions for use 34 Marking instructions 35 Data reading settings Setting column 36 Setting reading method 37 Setting min density level 39 Setting ...

Page 4: ...ng back side reading sensor settings 62 Displaying optional unit settings 63 Displaying total count 64 Displaying serial number 65 Operating tests Feed test 1 66 Feed test 2 67 Printer inkjet test 68 Printer jet test 69 Clearing paper jams 70 Options Back side reading unit 71 Barcode unit V Barcode unit H Barcode readable area 72 1 Barcode unit V vertical feeding 72 2 Barcode unit H horizontal fee...

Page 5: ... 4 External diagram 92 List of menu modes 93 Error displays and countermeasures 1 Errors 96 2 Warnings 100 OMR glossary 103 Appendix Sheet creation reference 109 Table of contents ...

Page 6: ...per operation by neglecting these instructions may result in death or serious injury Caution Improper operation by neglecting these instructions may result in personal injury or property damage Neglecting these instructions may generate smoke or fire Neglecting these instructions may cause electric shock Indicates a prohibited action Indicates that disassembly or modification is prohibited Indicat...

Page 7: ...am moisture or dust Do not insert or drop any metal foreign combustible matter etc into the port Do not place containers with chemicals or water or small metal pieces near the device Do not cover the vent hole That could cause heat retention resulting in fire If the device is dropped or the cover is broken immediately turn the power switch off and remove the power plug from the outlet Then contact...

Page 8: ...y If you must touch the paper feeding surface of the main body be careful not to allow your fingers to be caught or hit When doing maintenance on the device for your own safety be sure to remove the power plug from the outlet When the device is not in use for long periods for safety remove the power plug from the outlet Before moving the device be sure to remove the power plug from the outlet If t...

Page 9: ...ection tray 4 Paper feeding bracket For Europe Note Refer to the power cord list for Europe of next page 8 CD ROM 10 Ink cartridge Mark entry sheet use it as an example when designing entry sheets 7 A4 check sheets A4 mark entry sheets Check sheet use it for checking OMR operations 11 Strage bag Transparent plastic bag Operating manual Note The package doesn t include a RS 232C 9 pins interface ca...

Page 10: ...ter Before using Power cord list for Europe Country Plug type U K B B3 BF C Italy A C SE Austria B3 BF C O SE Netherlands B C SE Greece B B3 C SE Sweden B C SE Spain A C SE Denmark C Germany A C SE Finland A B C SE France A C O SE Belgium A B C SE Portugal B B3 BF C SE Luxemburg A C SE Ireland A B B3 BF C SE A type American Type BF type British Type C type CEE Type B type British Type B3 type Brit...

Page 11: ...ecessary as a general rule the company will keep the product temporarily to carry out such repair work Malfunctions and other failures caused by customer misuse or by wastage of the parts due to mass processing will not be covered by the warranty This warranty covers only this product and its accessories and the company will not assume any responsibility for monetary damage lost earnings or any th...

Page 12: ...torily such as it is subject to vibration while operating or it is placed in an unstable location 4 Places subject to sudden temperature changes excessive moisture and dust Recommended temperature 10 30 C Guaranteed operating temperature range 5 35 C Humidity 30 80 no condensation Avoid environments outside the above ranges as much as possible when placing the device Handling precautions 1 Do not ...

Page 13: ... See Cleaning P 80 10 If the exterior of the device is soiled lightly wipe with a soft cloth wetted with water or a neutral detergent Note that wiping with a cloth wetted with volatile chemicals like benzene or paint thinner may cause deforma tion or discoloring 11 Do not apply strong loads to the tray as it may bend or break 12 The Aligning roller has a magnet Do not place it to the following mat...

Page 14: ...er unit precautions for use Stacker unit precautions for use 1 Make sure to tightly close the jam release levers and the front door Loose levers or a loose door may trigger paper jams 2 Use ink cartridges before their expiry dates ...

Page 15: ... weight setting dial Interlock Side guide knob Side guide knob Side guide Stacker unit Hopper Paper feeding table Aligning roller Lock lever Power switch Display panel LCD Operating buttons Selection tray Main tray Interface Power connector ...

Page 16: ... mode Drops the hopper 2 Menu mode Use it to choose menu items and to select parameters When you push for a long time while having pushed it keeps increasing menu items and parameters 3 MENU switch 1 Normal mode Enters menu mode 2 Menu mode Returns to normal mode If there is an error it displays the error 4 CLEAR EXIT switch 1 Normal mode If an error is displayed you can clear the error Clears the...

Page 17: ...16 Operation Preparation 1 Connect the power cord to the main device When using the printer operate P30 Stacker unit printer preparation 2 Connect the power cord to the power outlet Operation Preparation ...

Page 18: ...MR is initialized 3 The motor and other components are activated to check startup conditions 4 Check if the following message appears on the display panel LCD 5 When error messages may appear between steps 2 and 3 respond according to P 96 Error displays and countermeasures Operation Turning power on ...

Page 19: ... to the specification of SR 9000 See the following pages to set the communication setting for this device USB Operating mode select SR 6500 mode P 19 Interface setting device ID setting P 20 See P 19 and later when using USB RS 232C Operating mode select SR 9000 mode P 21 Interface settings Setting baud rate P 22 Setting cheracter bit length P 22 Setting parity P 23 Setting stop bit P 24 Setting f...

Page 20: ...ng mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select the SR 6500 mode Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the selected mode into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 4 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the MENU switch to return to normal mode Operation Connecting to a computer Operation mode...

Page 21: ...the FEED ENTER switch to begin Device ID setting mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD Set any number using the UP and DOWN switches Device ID setting value 0 126 4 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 5 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the MENU switch to retur...

Page 22: ...R switch to start Operation Mode setting mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select the SR 9000 mode Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the selected mode into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 4 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the MENU switch to return to normal mode Operation m...

Page 23: ... the value 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 6 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the MENU switch to return to normal mode Note To continue interface setting Instead of returning to normal mode in step 6 you can continue setting various values by skipping steps 1 and 2 Baud rate se...

Page 24: ...ue 7 8 2 2 3 Setting parity 1 Press the MENU switch to enter the menu mode 2 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select the following parameters and press the FEED ENTER switch 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Parity setting and press the FEED ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the value 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch...

Page 25: ...switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 6 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the MENU switch to return to normal mode Stop bit setting values 1 2 2 2 5 Setting flow control 1 Press the MENU switch to enter the menu mode 2 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select the following parameters and press the FEED ENTER ...

Page 26: ...ode Flow control setting values RS CS Xon Xoff None 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Character Code setting and press the FEED ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the value 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 6 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT s...

Page 27: ...e side guide in order to close a gap between the paper and the side guide then fix it with the side guide knob Note a large gap because mark reading becomes unstable When moving the side guide loosen the side guide knob Then adjust and tighten the side guide knob and fix Note When the side guide is pushed to seat side too much there are times when it becomes cause of no feed error Note When using ...

Page 28: ...e make stick 2 Because the aliging roller section has used the magnet do not bring close a floppy disk and magnetic card etc Aligning roller Operation Loading paper 3 Use the index markings on the side guide to determine how many sheets maximum should be placed on the paper feed table Errors may occur if too many sheets are placed on the table Side guide index markings ...

Page 29: ...r feed table place extra sheets on it and then reset it anew before proceeding Double feeding problems may occur if sheets get stuck together Make sure to separate sheets of paper as shown at left before placing them on the paper feed table 3 When storing paper avoid keeping it in a place subject to sudden environmental changes Pay thorough attention to moisture and keep paper in a cabinet or othe...

Page 30: ...s paper interval with the paper weight dial to prevent double feeding Adjusts the paper weight dial to the sheet which you use Note 1 Because as for thickness of the sheet there is a variation depending uponpaperyquality increase and decrease with conveying circumstance 2 When this dial sets extremely small narrow there are case which it becomes cause of the paper clogging and the sheet skew 3 If ...

Page 31: ...ration Stacker unit printer preparation Stacker unit printer preparation 1 Turn the power off and remove the power cord from the outlet 2 Open the front door of the stacker unit 3 Disconnect the printer unit connector 4 Remove the fixing screw to remove it ...

Page 32: ...th the positioning holes 2 places of the cartridge case 6 Lower the cartridge case lever to lock the ink cartridge 7 Loosen the cartridge case fixing screw move the cartridge case according to the desired printing position and tighten the screw to secure it The scale on the positioning sticker indicates the printing position from the edge of the paper The printing position is determined by alignin...

Page 33: ...rinting position is properly aligned install the printer unit in the stacker unit 9 Tighten the fixing screw and connect the printer unit connector 10 Close the front door of the stacker unit 11 Connect the power cord and turn the power on 12 Enable printer control See P 49 for details on printer control ...

Page 34: ... 33 Fixing screw Cartridge case Positioning sticker Operation Stacker unit printer preparation 13 Execute printer test See P 68 If the printing position is misaligned adjust it ...

Page 35: ...u can try to fix them by conducting a printer jet test If the problem doesn t improve the ink head may be dirty Remove the ink cartridge and clean the ink head Cleaning method Wet a napless low nap cloth tissue paper or other similar item tissue hereinafter with water Apply the wet tissue to the ink head for several seconds Gently wipe the ink head If there is any ink left on the ink head gently w...

Page 36: ...ark darkness can be adjusted You can check mark darkness using a diagnostic utility included in the package so check the darkness of the marks you want to read and adjust the reading setting See Data reading settings Setting min density Level in this manual on P 39 Data reading settings Setting density balance in this manual on P 40 Note When using a mechanical pencil make sure to mark with adequa...

Page 37: ...NTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the value 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 6 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the MENU switch to return to normal mode Column setting values 1 maximum columns Sensor p...

Page 38: ...nd DOWN switches to select the following parameters and press the FEED ENTER switch 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Reading Method setting and press the FEED ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the value 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD ...

Page 39: ...switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the value Magnification setting values Top end timing control type 1 9 times Bottom end timing control type 2 9 times 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 6 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal ...

Page 40: ...D ENTER switch 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Min Density Level setting and press the FEED ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the MENU and DOWN switches to set the value 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 6 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal...

Page 41: ...meters and press the FEED ENTER switch 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Density Balance setting and press the FEED ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the value 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 6 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until ...

Page 42: ...wing parameters and press the FEED ENTER switch 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Reading Side setting and press the FEED ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the value 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 6 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch ...

Page 43: ...u mode 2 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select the following parameters and press the FEED ENTER switch 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Paper Weight setting and press the FEED ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the value 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disap...

Page 44: ...ge 89 of Printer unit specifications and Page 90 of Barcode unit specifications 1 Press the MENU switch to enter the menu mode 2 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select the following parameters and press the FEED ENTER switch 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Paper size setting and press the FEED ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN...

Page 45: ...e FEED ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD Error detection settings 1 Press the MENU switch to enter the menu mode 2 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select the following parameters and press the FEED ENTER switch SR 6500 mode Default value SR 9000 mode Default value Automatic paper discharge Use or Not Use Use Sheet empty detection Use or Not Use Not Use Timi...

Page 46: ...previous table for setting values 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save individual setting values into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 6 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the MENU switch to return to normal mode Error detection settings ...

Page 47: ...d press the FEED ENTER switch 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Buzzer Control setting and press the FEED ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the value 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 6 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns...

Page 48: ...D ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the value 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 6 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the MENU switch to return to normal mode B u z z e r S o u n d V o l u m e Buzzer soun...

Page 49: ...press the FEED ENTER switch 3 Select Go Out Direction setting and press the FEED ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the value 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 6 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the MEN...

Page 50: ...nvalid 1 Press the MENU switch to enter the menu mode 2 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select the following parameters and press the FEED ENTER switch 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Printer Control setting and press the FEED ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the value Printer control setting values Valid Inva...

Page 51: ...DOWN switches to select Size setting and press the FEED ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD No Width a 1 4 0mm 2 4 8mm 3 5 6mm 4 6 4mm a About 3mm SR 6500 mode Character size setting P 50 Character interval setting P 51 See P 50 and subsequent pages for SR 6500 mode SR 9000 mode Character size setting P 53 Character magnification setting P 54 Character interv...

Page 52: ...ple 1 When the size width is set at 4 0mm Setting example 2 When the size width is set at 6 4mm Printer settings SR 6500 mode 4 0mm 6 4mm 2 Character interval setting The space between printed characters can be increased in 0 1mm increments between 0 8mm to 92mm No Interval b 1 0 8mm 2 0 9mm 3 1 0mm 911 91 8mm 912 91 9mm 913 92 0mm b Character size width setting values 4 0 6 4 mm 0 8mm increments ...

Page 53: ...the size width is set at 6 4mm and the interval is 5 6mm Character pitch setting values 0 8 92 0 mm 0 1mm increments 0 8mm 4 0mm 4 0mm 6 4mm 5 6mm 6 4mm 1 Press the MENU switch to enter the menu mode 2 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select the following parameters and press the FEED ENTER switch 3 Use the MENU and DOWN switches to select Character Pitch setting and press the FEED ENTER switch mar...

Page 54: ...N switches to select Size setting and press the FEED ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the value 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 6 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the MENU switch to return to normal...

Page 55: ... in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the value 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 6 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the MENU switch to return to normal mode Setting example 1 When the size width is set at 4 0mm and magnification ...

Page 56: ...EED ENTER switch 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Character Pitch setting and press the FEED ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the value 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 6 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal m...

Page 57: ...Character interval 0 5 x 1 0 1 1 0mm Setting example 2 When the size width is set at 6 4mm the magnification is 1 and the interval is 5 pixels Character interval 0 8 x 1 5 1 5 6mm Setting example 3 When the size width is set at 4 0mm the magnification is 3 and the interval is 10 pixel Character interval 0 5 x 2 10 1 7 0mm 1 0mm 5 6mm 7 0mm ...

Page 58: ...t Direction setting and press the FEED ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to set the value 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to save the setting value into memory The flashing mark disappears from the LCD 6 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the MENU switch to return to normal mode Barcode ...

Page 59: ...n is reduced further than sleep mode Sleep duration 1 Press the MENU switch to enter the menu mode 2 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select the following parameters and press the FEED ENTER switch 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Time for Power Save setting and press the FEED ENTER switch mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to set th...

Page 60: ...EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the MENU switch to return to normal mode Note 1 Releasing Sleep Standby mode Sleep Standby mode will be cancelled in the following conditions When an operation is entered on the panel screen When a descending command is sent When an error occurs When loading paper on the hopper 2 Conditions in which Sleep Standby mode cannot be attained Sleep St...

Page 61: ...lled Versions are displayed in a two digit format 1 Press the MENU switch to enter the menu mode 2 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select the following parameters and press the FEED ENTER switch 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Version Info and press the FEED ENTER switch Note If Version appears in the display contact the store where you purchased 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to display ...

Page 62: ...R switch 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Type of Front Reading Sensor display and press the FEED ENTER switch 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to display the settings Sensor pitch Sensor type Sensor pitch display 0 2 inch 0 25 inch 0 3 inch 1 6 inch Sensor type display Infra Red Visible Red 5 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the MENU switch to ret...

Page 63: ...e following parameters and press the FEED ENTER switch 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Type of Back Reading Sensor display and press the FEED ENTER switch 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to display the settings Sensor pitch Sensor type 5 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the MENU switch to return to normal mode Sensor pitch display 0 2 inch 0 25 i...

Page 64: ...e FEED ENTER switch 4 Use the UP and DOWN switches to display the options Reading sensor unit Reading sensor unit display settings Single Side Double Side 5 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the FEED ENTER switch to return to normal mode Stacker unit Stacker unit display settings Not Cartridge Cartridge Barcode unit This display is available only when the...

Page 65: ...l count display and press the FEED ENTER switch 4 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the MENU switch to return to normal mode Note If when the sheet is left to the hopper the reading operation is discontinued The actually count and error count is included in the total count because the count is not saved Total count display 00000000 99999999 T o t a l c o ...

Page 66: ...ters and press the FEED ENTER switch 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Serial number display and press the FEED ENTER switch 4 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the MENU switch to return to normal mode Serial number display settings 000000000 zzzzzzzzz S e r i a l n u m b e r Displaying various information Displaying serial number ...

Page 67: ...ch 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Feed Test 1 4 Press the FEED ENTER switch to confirm the selection and display Feed Test 1 mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 5 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select the setting value 6 Press the FEED ENTER switch to start stop feed test 1 The flashing mark disappears from the LCD and the test will start stop 7 Keep pressing t...

Page 68: ...switches to select Feed Test 2 4 Press the FEED ENTER switch to confirm the selection and display Feed Test 2 mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 5 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select the setting value 6 Press the FEED ENTER switch to start stop feed test 2 The flashing mark disappears from the LCD and the test will start stop 7 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch unti...

Page 69: ...er the menu mode 2 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select the following parameters and press the FEED ENTER switch 3 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select Printer Test 4 Press the FEED ENTER switch to confirm the selection and display Printer Test mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 5 Use the UP and DOWN switches to select the setting value 6 Press the FEED ENTER switch ...

Page 70: ...o confirm the display Jet Test Start 5 Press the FEED ENTER switch to confirm the display Jet Test Start Start mark flashes in the first column of the first line on the LCD 6 Press the FEED ENTER switch to do Printer jet test one time about 0 5 sec When Printer jet test ends the flashing mark disappears from the LCD 7 Keep pressing the CLEAR EXIT switch until it returns to normal mode or press the...

Page 71: ...owly lift up the top cover Once the top cover is up far enough remove the paper from the device 2 Open the front door of the stacker unit 3 Open the jam release levers 4 levers or turn the jam removing knob to remove jammed paper 4 After removing jammed paper close the jam release levers 5 Close the front door of the stacker unit Front door ...

Page 72: ...Data reading settings Setting reading side in this manual P 41 Please see the following pages regarding confirmation of settings See Displaying various information Displaying the version in this manual P 60 Displaying various information Displaying back side reading sensor settings in this manual P 62 Displaying various information Displaying optional unit settings in this manual P 63 Options Back...

Page 73: ...g a barcode unit to this device will enable you to read barcodes on sheets Barcode readable area The barcode readable area differs depending on the kind of barcode unit 1 Barcode unit V vertical feeding Barcode unit V barcode unit H Barcode readable area 1 Non readable area of bottom of the sheet changed by Sheet size setting as follow Standard 14 inch mode Length of the sheet 279mm or less 10mm L...

Page 74: ...t to standard 14 Rear clear area Sheet length Sheet size setting When set to A4 14 When set to A4 When set to 279mm When set to 14inch 279mm 11inch When set to A4 Rear clear area Sheet length 279 10 Rear clear area Sheet length 279 10 When set to 279mm When set to 14inch 356mm 14inch 279mm 11inch 356mm 14inch ...

Page 75: ...ter of barcode Note Adjust the barcode center when reading a number of sheets In addition when it makes the barcode adjoin which is not read do not make it go into reading area Barcode unit V barcode unit H Barcode readable area ...

Page 76: ...Barcode front edge margin 12mm or more Barcode rear edge margin 4 characters or more Clear area 1 1 Non readable area of bottom of the sheet changed by Sheet size setting as follow Standard 14 inch mode Length of the sheet 279mm or less 10mm Length of the sheet 280mm or more Sheet length 279 12 mm A 4 11 7inch mode Length of the sheet 216mm or less 12mm Length of the sheet 217mm or more Sheet leng...

Page 77: ...eet length Sheet size setting When set to A4 11 7 When set to A4 When set to 279mm When set to 14inch 279mm 14inch When set to A4 Rear clear area Sheet length 279 12 Rear clear area Sheet length 216 12 When set to 216mm When set to 14inch 356mm 14inch 216mm 8 5inch 356mm 14inch Barcode unit V barcode unit H Barcode readable area ...

Page 78: ... secure it The scale on the positioning sticker indicates center of the barcode position from the edge of the paper Timing mark side The barcode position is determined by aligning the barcode unit position fixing screw with the scale on the sticker 4 Turn the power on 1 0 0 1 0 0 5 0 5 0 BAR CODE V mm 1 5 0 1 5 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 Positioning screw Positioning sticker Barcode unit V barcode unit H Barco...

Page 79: ...he main body to visually check the barcode 6 If the barcode reading position is properly aligned close the cover on the top of stacker unit Note If you have opened the top cover remember to close the smaller cover as well Barcode unit V barcode unit H Barcode reading position adjustment barcode unit BAR CODE V mm 1 0 0 1 0 0 5 0 5 0 1 5 0 1 5 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 top cover ...

Page 80: ...oduct codes JIS X 0502 Barcode symbols for logistic product codes JIS X 0503 Barcode symbol NW 7 and code 39 basic specifications 4 Faded chipped and bleeding barcodes cannot be read Please note that barcodes printed with low resolution printers such as dot matrix printers and inkjet printers tend to have similar results 5 If the sensor area becomes dirty with paper powder use a soft cloth a cotto...

Page 81: ...HIS KIND OF MATERIALS AWAY FROM THIS DEVICE Use a cleaning cloth with suitable amount of cleaning liquid to wipe off well after removing the power plug from the outlet and the device becomes to cool off WHEN CLEANING THE DEVICE BE SURE TO REMOVE THE POWER PLUG FROM THE OUTLET There is a threat that a fire or an electric shock cause the unexpected accident Cleaning procedures Main body unit 1 Turn ...

Page 82: ...infectant alcohol ethanol once a month or every 5 000 sheets If the reading lens is stained reading errors may occur 3 Cleaning various sensors Softly wipe the sensors with a clean cloth slightly wetted with disinfectant alcohol ethanol once a month or every 5 000 sheets Use air blow etc when cleaning the left skew sensor section If the sensors are stained with paper powder etc detection errors ma...

Page 83: ...art sensor Slave rollers Driving rollers Upper platen roller Reading lens Back side reading sensor option Reading start detection sensor Double feeding prevention roller top Double feeding prevention roller bottom under the cover Reading lens Front side reading sensor Lower platen roller Lower platen roller Back image reading sensor Back image reading sensor Front image reading sensor Front image ...

Page 84: ...t 1 Turn the power off and remove the power cord from the outlet 2 Open the front door of the stacker unit Front door 3 Open the jam release lever 4 Clean necessary parts Jam release lever Cleaning Cleaning procedures ...

Page 85: ...4 5 Close the jam release lever 6 Clean the remaining three parts in the same manner as in steps 3 to 5 Jam release lever 7 Close the front door of the stacker unit Front door Cleaning Cleaning procedures ...

Page 86: ...r Replacement reference counter number Remarks Paper feeding roller 1 100 000 or 3 years Double feeding prevention roller top 1 100 000 or 3 years Replace at the same time as double feeding prevention roller bottom Double feeding prevention roller bottom 1 100 000 or 3 years Replace at the same time as double feeding prevention roller top Aligning roller 1 100 000 or 3 years Driving roller A 4 500...

Page 87: ...or 3 years Driving roller 4 1 500 000 or 3 years Driving roller 5 1 500 000 or 3 years Paper discharge roller 1 2 500 000 or 3 years Stacker unit Replacement periods may differ depending on usage conditions usage frequency quality of paper used etc Driving roller 2 Paper discharge roller 1 Driving roller 1 Driving roller 4 Driving roller 5 Driving roller 3 Service schedule ...

Page 88: ...Display panel LCD 20 characters x 2 lines operating switches Operating switches 5 Hopper capacity Sheet loading capacity 500 sheets ream weight 90 kg 105 g m2 for base With pictures attached 20 sheets 90 kg 105 g m2 for base Note 2 Mixed sheets Only sheets with the same characteristics paper type size thickness can be set Paper used Paper size IBM card size postcard size A5 B5 A4 8 5 inch 9 inch H...

Page 89: ...n of the sheet for both front and back 3 Attach pictures that have not been folded and that have no fold lines For pictures that have a curl in them only attach pictures with a curl of 1 mm or less 4 Make sure that attached pictures are not lifting away from or peeling off from the sheets 5 The edges of sheets with a low stiffness of 72 kg 84 g m2 or less may sag on the stacker and become uneven a...

Page 90: ...djustment Main scanning direction Adjust head position manually Sub scanning direction Set print starting position command Sub scaning direction ABCDEF Main scanning direction Feeding direction Ink cartridge Expires 6 months after opening Life about 1 million characters 2 W L Sheet size Timing mark side Sheet feeding direction 2mm W 4 mm L 6 mm 3mm Clear area 4 2mm Sheet feeding direction Timing m...

Page 91: ...els less than 40mm long 1 Barcode length requires a quiet zone margin more than 2 54mm on both sides or 10 times the width of the narrow bar whichever is bigger PCS 0 7 or more light source wavelength 633nm Bar width narrow bar 0 125 1mm Bar space ratio 1 0 85 1 15 Recommended N W ratio 1 2 5 There should not be any bleeding chipping blank areas etc Skew 5 degrees or less from the standard paper f...

Page 92: ... PCS 0 7 or more Bar width narrow bar 0 2 2mm Bar space ratio 1 0 85 1 15 Recommended N W ratio 1 2 5 There should not be any bleeding chipping blank areas etc Skew 3 degree or less from the standard paper feeding edge Sticking label 1 Reading side Read the top surface of a sheet as it is fed Directions to adjust reading positions Paper width direction manually adjust the head position Sheet feedi...

Page 93: ... 92 External diagram Non barcode option 365 490 800 Unit mm Front view Top view Rear view Left view Right view External diagram ...

Page 94: ...times for top end timing control 2 3 9 times for bottom end timing control O O Min Density Level 1 4 16 O Density Balance 1 15 O Reading Side only when back sided reading unit is installed Single Side Double Side O O Paper Weight Automatic 84g m2 105g m2 128g m2 157g m2 O O Sheet size Standard 14inch A4size 11 7 inch O O Setting of Error Detection Automatic Discharge Use Not Use O Sheet Empty Use ...

Page 95: ...t 01 zz 4 O O Back Reading Unit only when backsided reading unit is installed 01 zz 4 O O Stacker Unit 01 zz 4 O O Barcode Unit only when the barcode unit is installed 01 zz 4 O O Image reading unit 1 01 zz 4 O Image reading unit 2 01 zz 4 O Type of front Reading Sensor Sensor Pitch 1 6 0 2 0 25 0 3 inch 4 O O Sensor of Type Infra Red Visible Red 4 O O Type of Back Reading Sensor Displayd only for...

Page 96: ...2 Items displayed when SR 9000 mode is selected as the operating mode 3 Maximum number of columns to read differs depending on device sensor pitch 4 Data in parenthesis will appear according to options installed in the device 5 Factory default values differs depending on device sensor pitch 1 6 inch Direct under type 0 2 0 25 0 3 inch Top end timing control type 0 3F inch FACOM type indicates fact...

Page 97: ...the relevant procedures listed below to resolve and clear the cause of the error If unable to clear the error using the procedures given contact your dealer for assistance 1 Hardware errors Main body unit Reading unit Error Explanation Code Procedures for Resolving and Clearing Errors Communication error Line error occurred between the device and the front side reading unit B1 Cannot be resolved 1...

Page 98: ...ation Code Solution Download error Line error occurred between the device and the front side reading unit J1 None Line error occurred between the device and the back side reading unit Internal communications error 1 Image reading unit doesn t replay J2 None Internal communications error 2 J3 None Memory error 1 Internal image reading unit memory error J4 None Memory error 2 J5 None Memory error 3 ...

Page 99: ...t internal error E5 Version error Version of stacker unit doesn t correspond to the main body unit E6 Driver error A driver error occurred in the drive system of the stacker unit E7 Barcode unit Stacker unit Error Explanation Code Procedures for Resolving and Clearing Errors Communication error Line error occurred between the device and the barcode unit C1 Cannot be resolved 1 Internal com error B...

Page 100: ...d at the main body unit paper discharge detection sensor H4 3 Cover open errors When the cover is closed errors and warnings other than hardware errors will be cancelled Error Explanation Code Procedures for Resolving and Clearing Errors Cover open The cover of the main body unit is open G1 Make sure to firmly and securely close the top cover on the device Stacker unit cover open Front door of the...

Page 101: ...o the device P2 Check if the barcode unit is connected to the device Press the CLEAR switch or execute the clear error command Printer unit unconnected Printer unit is not installed Printer cartridge is not installed P3 Press the CLEAR switch or execute the clear error command Set printer control invalid Stacker unit unconnected Stacker unit is not connected P4 Check if the stacker unit is connect...

Page 102: ...ks using a timing control type the next timing mark is detected within the area set by the control multiple number R5 Set a reading type and a control multiple number according to specifications of the sheets Check the specifications of the sheets Press the CLEAR switch or execute the clear error command When reading back side marks using a timing control type the next timing mark is detected with...

Page 103: ...1 Remove leftover sheets of paper from the device Press the CLEAR switch or execute the clear error command Form left in reading sensor A sheet left in the reading start detection sensor T2 Form left in end of main body A sheet left in paper discharge detection sensor of the main unit T3 Stacker unit Error Explanation Code Procedures for Resolving and Clearing Errors Form left in printing start se...

Page 104: ...th an image scanner or other devices 1 Dropout color print darkness is controlled by the PCS value There are two ways to measure PCS black backing and white backing and you should pay attention because they differ depending on the model 2 OCR sheets are generally used for printing character boxes using dropout color inks and printing letters in clear areas 3 Dropout colors are chosen by spectral c...

Page 105: ...llpoint pens can be used Red Orange 570 Yellow As in fax scanners it s difficult to see with human eyes should be avoided Regular ballpoint pens can be used 530 Blue Regular ballpoint pens can be used for Green blue includes Green end colors only OMR glossary Dropout color for the reading sensor The print colors that experience dropout at the peak sensitivity wavelengths for the image reading sens...

Page 106: ...osed to reflectance of non printing areas The calculation formula is as follows PCS White reflectance black reflectance White reflectance When reflectance of non printing areas is 70 and reflectance of printed marks symbols and letters is 10 the PCS will be 0 857 d d Timing mark Mark frame Reading zone Direct under type If paper has pre printed timing marks the scanning area reading area of target...

Page 107: ...er has pre printed timing marks the scanning area reading area of targeted mark frames will be determined by such timing marks FACOM type is a method of determining the reading zone based on a pair of start timing and stop timing marks Other methods include timing control type direct under type and mark to mark type N times the width of a timing mark N 1 times of the width of a timing mark Top end...

Page 108: ... being fed at the same time during paper feeding operation If such an error occurs the device assesses it as a paper feeding error and notifies users of the error Mark to mark type If paper has pre printed timing marks the scanning area reading area of targeted mark frames will be determined by such timing marks Mark to mark type is a method to read zones between two timing marks Therefore the num...

Page 109: ...at works as an interface connecting together a computer and an OMR This product uses an interface with USB 2 0 Writing implements Readable marks and unreadable marks depend on the writing instruments used Those also differ according to the light source that the reading sensor uses Relationships between sensors used for OMR light source and writing implements are shown in the table below Wavelength...

Page 110: ...s on the reference side timing mark side See P ⅳ 2 Weight and thickness 3 Paper quality OCR paper bond paper or recycled OCR paper Cut corners and round corners They help you to easily check if paper is placed in the right direction and help you to manage paper and keep it orderly Cut paper corners straight or rounded according to the specifications shown below Straight cut corners standard 6mm or...

Page 111: ...s and data marks 0 2mm or less based on the cutting edge of the timing mark side Perpendicularity Adjust printing perpendicularity for timing marks and data marks 0 2mm or less based on the cutting edge of the timing mark side Other Adjust to 0 2mm or less of specified measurements unless otherwise specified 6 Prohibited printing zones Do not print between timing marks or between the top end botto...

Page 112: ...cept in print prohibition zones However do not print at PCS exceeding 0 15 in clear zones on the front surface in case of bleeding through from the back 11 ID mark Set an ID mark for identification as necessary Size 1 0mm or wider x 3mm or longer Reading darkness PCS 0 8 or higher Angle 5 degree or less against the line perpendicular to the standard side 12 Mark frame Rectangles ovals and circle s...

Page 113: ...ch 1 6 0 2 0 25 0 3 Sensor pitch mm 3 53 4 38 5 65 6 92 Appendix Sheet creation reference 14 Paper dimensions Direct under type sheet Mark frame Sheet vertical length L 1 3xW 0 3 A 0 2 A 0 2 0 2 0 3 A 4 or more Sheet horizontal length W Pitch P x row 1 Do not aggregate tolerances P d b a 4 23 minimum Timing mark 9 or more c 1 5 or more 9 or more 4 23 minimum General tolerance 0 2 Unit mm A 0 1 0 2...

Page 114: ... 43 11 75 6 35 14 50 IBM Postcard A5 B5 A4 8 5 9 W L mm 82 55 187 3 100 148 148 210 182 257 210 297 216 279 228 6 355 6 1 6 16 20 31 39 46 47 48 0 2 13 17 26 33 38 40 40 0 25 12 14 22 27 32 33 33 0 3 9 11 17 22 25 26 27 40 31 46 57 66 62 80 Size Maximum number of columns Maximum number of rows Note 1 Maximum number of rows indicates the number of timing marks Note 2 Printing specifications for IBM...

Page 115: ...t under type card 0 25 IBM card size Standard size 187 32 0 2 A 0 2 A 0 2 A 82 55 0 8 6 or more Minimum 1 5 or more 3 5 0 1 Standard size General tolerance 0 2 Unit mm A 6 35 x 11 69 85 Minimum 1 21 3 5 4 3 6 35 6 35 Cut corner 0 2 A 0 1 vi ...

Page 116: ...7 1 6 0 2 0 25 0 3 P in 1 6 0 2 0 25 0 3 Converted to mm 4 23 5 08 6 35 7 62 a 6 99 1 91 1 78 2 50 b 3 81 3 81 3 56 5 00 c 0 89 0 89 0 89 0 89 d 11 43 11 75 6 35 14 50 IBM Postcard A5 B5 A4 8 5 9 W L mm 82 55 187 3 100 148 148 210 182 257 210 297 216 279 228 6 355 6 1 6 16 20 31 39 46 47 48 0 2 13 17 26 33 38 40 40 0 25 12 14 22 27 32 33 33 0 3 9 11 17 22 25 26 27 40 31 46 57 66 62 80 Size Maximum...

Page 117: ...2C P in 0 2 Converted to mm 5 08 a 5 08 b 5 08 c 1 50 d 13 97 1 6 0 2 0 25 0 3 P in 1 6 0 2 0 25 0 3 Converted to mm 4 23 5 08 6 35 7 62 a 6 99 1 91 1 78 2 50 b 3 81 3 81 3 56 5 00 c 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 50 d 11 43 11 75 6 35 14 50 IBM Postcard A5 B5 A4 8 5 9 W L mm 82 55 187 3 100 148 148 210 182 257 210 297 216 279 228 6 355 6 1 6 16 20 31 39 46 47 48 0 2 13 17 26 33 38 40 40 0 25 12 14 22 27 32 33 ...

Page 118: ...andard size 187 32 0 2 A 0 2 A 0 2 A 82 55 0 8 9 or more Minimum 1 9 or more 3 5 0 1 Standard size General tolerance 0 2 Unit mm 6 35 x 11 69 85 Minimum 1 5 3 5 4 3 6 35 6 35 Should be in the center between timing marks Reading zone of second row Reading zone of first row 2 5 ix ...

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