Kodak IMAGELINK 500 User Reference page 30

Error Code Number And Message
E204_Re-Scan_-
Skew_Monitor_Err
E205_IA_Overflow
Press_Next_Key
OM-14
Required Action(s)
Operator Action
Note the document that was skewed greater than the
defined maximum angle and press the C (clear/cancel)
key (optional) to clear the error message and then press
the Run key to re-start the transport system. The Image
Address is automatically set to the correct address, but
verify the Image Address and Image Level, and then re-
scan the 0 Level documents (usually only the skewed
document). If the operator does not have access to the
Image Header to determine which documents were
assigned an Image Level of 0, then contact the system
administrator to determine the last image that was
transferred to the host. If the error message persists,
contact the system administrator.
System Administrator Action
If required, view the Image Header and determine
which documents were assigned an Image Level of 0
and must be re-scanned. Verify correct operation. If
the error message persists, call service.
Operator Action
Press the C (clear/cancel) key to clear the message
(optional), and press the Next key or one of the three
Level keys (if the current Application Mode is a multi-
level mode) to change the Image Address or Image
Level so that the corresponding field does not overflow.
Note the documents that have been assigned an Image
Level of 0. The Image Address is automatically set to
the correct address, but verify the Image Address and
Image Level, and then re-scan the 0 Level documents.
If the operator does not have access to the Image
Header to determine which documents were assigned
an Image Level of 0, then contact the system
administrator to determine the last image that was
transferred to the host. If the error message persists,
contact the system administrator.
System Administrator Action
If required, view the Image Header and determine
which documents were assigned an Image Level of 0
and must be re-scanned. Verify correct operation. If
the error message persists, call service.
A-61409 April 1994