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  • Page 1 DRUM SCANNER USER MANUAL Issue 2...
  • Page 3 © ICG Ltd 1998 The contents, information and copyright of this manual are the sole property of ICG Ltd. No part of this manual may be copied, reproduced, converted to any electronic or machine readable form, or translated into any language without the prior written permission of the owners.
  • Page 4 Trademarks ScanXact™, QuickMount™, MonitorMatch™ and SendDirect™ are trademarks of ICG Ltd. Additionally, ICG Ltd acknowledges the following trademarks: Apple® is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. DCS (Desktop Colour Separation) is a trademark of Quark, Inc. Macintosh® and Power Macintosh® are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc.
  • Page 5 Safety Every effort has been made to ensure that the 360 scanner is totally safe to use. The scanner is designed to comply with the stringent safety requirements of EN60 950: “Safety of information technology equipment including electrical business equipment”. All users should,...
  • Page 6 Le scanner doit être mis à la terre. Manutention • Le scanner 360 pèse 100 kg. Il faut prévoir au moins deux personnes pour déballer, soulever ou déplacer l'appareil. • Ne pas incliner le scanner de plus de 10° par rapport à la verticale.
  • Page 7 les enlever. Verrouillage de Sécurité La porte d'accès au tambour est verrouillée lors de l'opération de balayage afin de protéger l'utilisateur contre les pièces mobiles. Ne pas tenter d'outrepasser les verrouillages de sécurité, pour quelque motif que ce soit. Arrêt du Scanner Si un original glisse en cours de balayage ou s'il est nécessaire d'arrêter d'urgence le scanner pour un motif quelconque: •...
  • Page 8 • Der Scanner muß ordnungsgemäß geerdet sein. Handhabung • Der Scanner 360 wiegt 100 kg. Zum Auspacken, Heben und Bewegen der Maschine werden mindestens zwei Personen benötigt. • Der Scanner darf höchstens um 10° aus der Vertikale gekippt werden. •...
  • Page 9 Lo scanner deve essere collegato a massa. Come maneggiare lo scanner • Lo scanner 360 pesa 100 kg (220 libbre). Per disimballare, sollevare o spostare l'unità occorrono due persone. • Non inclinare lo scanner di oltre 10º dalla sua posizione verticale.
  • Page 10 El escáner debe estar conectado a tierra. Manipulación • El escáner 360 pesa 100 kg (220 lb). Para desembalar, levantar o transportar la unidad se necesitan dos personas como mínimo. • No incline el escáner a más de 10° de la vertical.
  • Page 11 Cómo detener el escáner Si un original se mueve de su posición durante una exploración o es necesario parar el escáner rápidamente por cualquier otra razón: • Pulse el botón situado en la parte derecha del escáner. De forma alternativa: •...

  • Page 13: Table Of Contents

    SlickMount Drum ......Chapter 2 Using the 360 Scanner ......
  • Page 14 360 Drum Scanner User Manual Section 2 Reference ......... . . 13 Chapter 1 Moving the Scanner .
  • Page 15 Contents Oil Mounting ....... . . 54 Mounting Reflection Copy .
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  • Page 17: Foreword

    Operator control of the scanner is by means of the ICG ScanXact user interface program running on an Apple Power Macintosh computer system. Picture data from the 360 is in either of two forms: • Low resolution images for viewing on the Macintosh screen.

  • Page 18: Alert Conventions

    360 Drum Scanner User Manual covered by two manuals: Need • 360 Drum Scanner User Manual – the book you are currently reading. This manual covers all you need to know about operating and maintaining the 360 scanner unit itself.

  • Page 19: Section 1 Getting Started

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  • Page 21: Chapter 1 Introducing The 360 Scanner

    Introducing the 360 Scanner Chapter 1 Introducing the 360 Scanner The 360 drum scanner is an elegant, vertical unit Conducted Tour of designed to stand alongside your workstation desk. the Scanner The scanner is illustrated in Fig. 1.1. Door Lock...

  • Page 22: Drum Types

    Access to this part of the cabinet is via the lower door which is also opened by pulling on its recessed handle. The only operator controls on the 360 are a Power On/Off switch and an illuminated Door Lock button. The electrical connectors are at the rear of the scanner, inside the lower grille opening.
  • Page 23 Introducing the 360 Scanner Flexible Insert Fig. 1.2: Short QuickMount (Internal) Drum originals firmly onto the drum surface ready for scanning. Two sizes of QuickMount drum are available: short and long. The short drum has a scanning area of 476 mm × 148 mm (18.7 in × 5.8 in) while the long drum has a scanning area of 476 mm ×...

  • Page 24: External Drum

    360 Drum Scanner User Manual Full instructions for using the QuickMount drum are given in the chapter called Mounting Originals in the QuickMount Drum, later in this book. External Drum The external drum is so called because originals are mounted on its external surface. The drum is illustrated in Fig.

  • Page 25: Slickmount Drum

    Introducing the 360 Scanner If you decide to use this drum, full instructions for mounting are given in the chapter called Mounting Originals on the External Drum, later in this book. SlickMount Drum SlickMount is an enhanced version of the...

  • Page 26: Chapter 2 Using The 360 Scanner

    Power On/Off Switch When the 360 is connected to some PCI bus Macintosh workstations it may not power-up correctly unless the Macintosh is powered-up first. The recommended power-up sequence is therefore: 1. Start the Macintosh then wait for its Operating System to load.

  • Page 27: Scanning

    The Door Lock button allows you to lock and unlock Door Lock Button the drum access door. The button is lit whenever the 360 scanner is switched on. When it is red/green, the scanner is the door unlocked. When it is green the the door is locked.

  • Page 28: Drum Door Interlock

    360 Drum Scanner User Manual Note: It is not essential to press the Door Lock button before scanning. The 360 does this automatically whenever a scan is requested. • To take unlock the door at the end of scanning. The button is now red/green.

  • Page 29: Handling The Drum

    Using the 360 Scanner All ICG drums are precision made to the highest Handling the Drum optical standards. You should treat the drum with great care, paying particular attention to the following points: • Handle it with care to avoid chipping or scratching the perspex surface.
  • Page 30 360 Drum Scanner User Manual power from rotating the drum once the door is open. 2. Carefully turn the drum by hand until the drum release button is just to the left of the straight ahead position. While gently pressing on the button turn the drum slightly until you find the position where the button can be pressed fully in.

  • Page 31: Fitting The Drum

    Using the 360 Scanner Note: If you find that the drum becomes difficult to turn, please refer to Lubricating the Drum Retaining Claws in the Servicing chapter in Section 2 of this book. 4. Carefully lift the drum from the hub and...
  • Page 32 360 Drum Scanner User Manual To fit the drum to the scanner: 1. Hold the drum upright with the drum release button facing towards you then position the drum on the hub so that cut-outs on the inside of the boss fit over the lugs on the hub.

  • Page 33: Section 2 Reference

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  • Page 35: Chapter 1 Moving The Scanner

    Warning: When moving the scanner more than a short distance, a suitable trolley must be used. Once the 360 scanner has been installed you Moving Procedure should rarely need to move it. If you wish to move it a short distance (for cleaning or accessing the electrical connections for example), use the procedure which follows.
  • Page 36 360 Drum Scanner User Manual Base Cover Fasteners c. Carefully slide forward the base cover until the lower door can be closed again: d. With the lower door closed, slide further forward and lift off the base cover: 3250360-2...
  • Page 37 Moving the Scanner 2. Stand in front of the scanner then grasp the upper mainframe bracing bar. This accessed through the slot in drum decor panel. 3. Using one foot to control the base of the scanner and with a second person steadying the unit, carefully tilt the top of the scanner towards you so that its weight is taken on the front rollers:...
  • Page 38 360 Drum Scanner User Manual 5. Retract the rear roller by tilting the scanner again to take the weight from the roller, then pulling on the cord adjacent to the main frame bracing bar: Roller Retraction Cord 6. As the rear roller retracts, gently lower the rear of the scanner to the ground.

  • Page 39: Chapter 2 Electrical Connections

    Carefully follow the procedures given here to avoid such damage. Scanner Three connections are needed for the 360 scanner: the mains power cable, the SCSI signal cable for Connections communicating with the Macintosh and a serial link to the Macintosh for monitoring the scanner computer.
  • Page 40 360 Drum Scanner User Manual The serial cable is supplied pre-connected and coiled up inside the cabinet. Warning: The scanner must be connected to the correct voltage supply (as indicated on the rating label) and using the power cable supplied only.
  • Page 41 Electrical Connections If not, contact your supplier immediately and DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CONNECT THE SCANNER. 3. Ensure that the scanner Power On/Off switch is in the off position. The switch is off with the side marked with a ‘0’ pressed down.

  • Page 42: Macintosh Workstation Connections

    360 Drum Scanner User Manual If your 360 scanner system has the ScanXact Macintosh Background scanning option, it is supplied with a Workstation special PCI SCSI Bus Master card which must be Connections fitted inside the Macintosh workstation. The 360...
  • Page 43 SCSI cable to the standard built-in SCSI port on the Macintosh. If there are other SCSI devices, the 360 scanner must be at the end of the SCSI chain. 4. Connect the free end of the cable to the...
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  • Page 45: Chapter 3 Foreground And Background Scanning

    Foreground and Background Scanning Chapter 3 Foreground and Background Scanning The 360 scanner can be set up to work with the ScanXact workstation operating with standard Foreground scanning optional Background scanning. (These scanning modes are described in the ScanXact User Manual.)
  • Page 46 360 Drum Scanner User Manual At any time after installation the foreground/back- ground scanning option can be changed without re- installing the entire software. Usually this is necessary because you are upgrading your scanner system for background scanning. Occasionally you may wish to return to foreground only scanning –...

  • Page 47: Chapter 4 Installing The Scanner Program

    Installing the Scanner Program Chapter 4 Installing the Scanner Program The 360 scanner operating program is stored on Introduction hard disk in the scanner computer system. A copy of this program is supplied on two floppy disks labelled PC Program Disks 1 and 2.

  • Page 48: Installing A New Program

    This procedure is used to install, re-install or upgrade Installing a New the scanner program. To do this: Program 1. Power on the 360 scanner and Macintosh then load your ScanXact program. 2. Choose PC Monitor from the View menu. 3. Press Return on the Macintosh then check that the 360 Top Level Menu is displayed.
  • Page 49 Installing the Scanner Program 6. Type N to install the new program. Before beginning the installation, you are given the following confirmation prompt: You chose to install a new Scanner program. Is this correct [Y,N]? 7. Type Y to confirm the installation. Installation now begins.
  • Page 50 360 Drum Scanner User Manual 10. Type F or B to tell the scanner whether have foreground background scanning. Before continuing, you are asked to confirm your choice. Caution: Do not choose background scanning unless the scanner is connected directly to the background scanning SCSI Master card in the Macintosh workstation.

  • Page 51: Restoring The Previous Program Version

    15. Close the PC Monitor window on the Macintosh. 16. Restart ScanXact to update it with the new scanner program information. Your 360 scanner is now ready to use. This procedure is used to restore the previous Restoring the version of the scanner program as the working Previous Program program.
  • Page 52 2. Choose PC Monitor from the View menu. 3. Press Return on the Macintosh and check that the 360 Top Level Menu is displayed. If not, there is a problem with your PC serial connection. Do not continue until it is solved.

  • Page 53: Installing A Different Size Quickmount Drum

    9. Close the PC Monitor window on the Macintosh. 10. Restart ScanXact to update it with the scanner program information. Your 360 scanner is now ready to use with the old program. If you decide to upgrade your 360 scanner with the Installing a Different large, 232 mm (9.1 inch) height QuickMount drum,...
  • Page 54 360 Drum Scanner User Manual The scanner installer program now loads. After about 45 seconds the 360 Installation menu appears in the PC Monitor window: Note: If nothing happens within one minute, remove the disk and check that you have inserted PC Program Disk 1.
  • Page 55 RESET button again to restart the scanner. 11. Close the PC Monitor window on the Macintosh. 12. Restart ScanXact to update it with the new drum information. Your 360 scanner is now ready to use with the new QuickMount drum. 3250360-2...

  • Page 56: Installing Or Removing Background Scanning Option

    360 Drum Scanner User Manual If you upgrade your 360 scanner system to Installing or background scanning the scanner software should Removing be upgraded to activate the faster scanning Background capability of this option. The scanner can also be Scanning Option returned to foreground scanning operation using this procedure.
  • Page 57 Installing the Scanner Program Note: If nothing happens within one minute, remove the disk and check that you have inserted PC Program Disk 1. 6. Type B to install or remove the background scanning option. You are now given the following confirmation prompt: You chose to change the Scanning option.
  • Page 58 10. Remove PC Program Disk 1 then press the RESET button again to restart the scanner. 11. Close the PC Monitor window on the Macintosh. 12. Restart ScanXact to update it with the new scanning mode information. Your 360 scanner is now ready to use. 3250360-2...

  • Page 59: Chapter 5 Mounting Originals In The Quickmount Drum

    6 × 4.5 cm and 6 × 7 cm transparencies. Transmission originals may be mounted with emulsion towards or away from the drum surface, as desired. (The 360 can laterally reverse the image if necessary.) Mounting with the emulsion side to the drum is recommended whenever possible, to prevent Newton's rings interference.

  • Page 60: Precautions When Using The Quickmount Drum

    360 Drum Scanner User Manual The inside surface of the QuickMount drum has a Precautions When special ‘anti-scratch’ coating to protect it from damage Using the and reduce static. The coating is extremely hard but QuickMount Drum it can be damaged if mistreated.

  • Page 61: Mounting Originals Using A Cassette

    Using a Cassette Fitting the Mounting Cassette The QuickMount drum must be removed from the 360 scanner before fitting the cassette. To fit the cassette in the drum: 1. Carefully clean the inside and outside of the drum.

  • Page 62: Mounting Originals In The Cassette

    360 Drum Scanner User Manual Use a Selvyt cloth or repro wipes with an anti- static drum cleaner. 2. Wipe the contact surfaces of the cassette with a Selvyt or other lint free cloth. 3. Compress cassette squeezing closed its small gap.

  • Page 63: Removing The Mounting Cassette

    This helps prevent the formation of Newton’s rings interference between the drum surface and the original. Removing the Mounting Cassette The QuickMount drum must be removed from the 360 scanner before removing the cassette. To remove the cassette from the drum: 3250360-2...

  • Page 64: Stacking 35 Mm Mounting Cassettes

    360 Drum Scanner User Manual 1. Compress cassette squeezing closed its small gap. 2. Carefully withdraw the cassette from the drum. Stacking 35 mm Mounting Cassettes The long QuickMount drum can accept two 35 mm cassettes if required. To do this: 1.
  • Page 65 Carefully fold down and secure the free edge tape into recess between the cassette windows. A roll of the approved tape is supplied with your QuickMount drum. Further rolls can be obtained from ICG by quoting the part number MR2888. 3250360-2...

  • Page 66: Mounting A Reflection Copy Balance Point

    360 Drum Scanner User Manual For reflection copy originals the scanner needs a Mounting a source of reflected white light to use for balancing its Reflection Copy analysis system. A small piece of reference white Balance Point paper about 1 cm square is recommended for this purpose.

  • Page 67: Chapter 6 Mounting Originals On The External Drum

    Mounting Originals on the External Drum Chapter 6 Mounting Originals on the External Drum The external drum is illustrated in Fig. 1.3. This drum Introduction can be used for mounting any type of original up to 476 mm × 320 mm in size. Alternatively, you can mount number smaller...
  • Page 68 3 in Fig. 1.4. This is because the 360 scanner needs a small clear space before the engraved line arrives at the start of each scan line.
  • Page 69 Both types are described below. A special drum cradle is supplied with the 360 to help with mounting originals. This should always be used to ensure correct mounting. The drum cradle is shown in Fig.

  • Page 70: Keeping The Drum Balanced

    360 Drum Scanner User Manual Fig. 1.6: Drum Cradle left. This ensures that original mounting takes place from the correct side of the engraved line. An optional professional drum cradle is also available. When mounting originals, care should be taken so as Keeping the Drum not to unbalance the rotating drum.

  • Page 71: Mixing Media On The Drum

    Mounting Originals on the External Drum If an original wraps more than half way round the drum, the space between the edges of the original should be filled with material of the same length and thickness. • Multiple originals should be evenly distributed around the circumference of the drum.

  • Page 72: Powder Or Spray Mounting

    360 Drum Scanner User Manual The original may be mounted with emulsion upwards or downwards as desired. (The 360 can laterally reverse the image if necessary.) Mounting with the emulsion side to the drum can sometimes further assist in the prevention of Newton's rings.
  • Page 73 Mounting Originals on the External Drum 4. Place the original on the drum cradle table with the side to be in contact with the drum downwards and the top of the picture towards the drum boss. 5. Attach two pieces of drum mounting tape to the original, one along the edge of the original nearest to the drum and the other along the opposite edge.

  • Page 74: Oil Mounting

    360 Drum Scanner User Manual Remember that the leading edge of the original can be very close to the engraved line on the drum, but the trailing edge must be at least 15 mm from the line. 9. Use a clean Selvyt cloth to smooth the...
  • Page 75 Mounting Originals on the External Drum To oil mount: 1. Clean the original on both sides. Use a Selvyt cloth or repro wipes moistened with an anti-static film cleaner. Caution: Do not use drum cleaner to clean the original. 2. Carefully clean the inside and outside of the drum.
  • Page 76 360 Drum Scanner User Manual 5. Place the overlay film on the drum cradle table then attach one edge to the drum using a piece of scanning tape along the full length of the film: When positioning the film, remember that the...
  • Page 77 Mounting Originals on the External Drum edge of the original to the drum so that it is centrally positioned under the clear film: 10. Apply one or two drops of mounting oil to both sides of the original, at points close to the taped edge of the original.

  • Page 78: Mounting Reflection Copy

    360 Drum Scanner User Manual The oil will spread over the entire surface of the original. Some surplus oil may come out at the sides of the overlay film; this should be carefully wiped away with a clean tissue moistened with the recommended cleaner.
  • Page 79 Mounting Originals on the External Drum Note: When mounting reflection copy originals a reference white should also be mounted for balancing the scanner analysis system. Instructions for doing this are given under Mounting a Reflection Copy Balance Point later in this chapter. To mount reflection copy: 1.
  • Page 80 360 Drum Scanner User Manual When positioning the film, remember that the leading edge of the original can be very close to the engraved line on the drum, but the trailing edge must be at least 15 mm from the line.

  • Page 81: Mounting A Reflection Copy Balance Point

    Mounting Originals on the External Drum 7. Check for dirt and hairs. Note: Newton’s rings may be visible but these are not normally reproduced on the scanned images. As with the QuickMount drum, for reflection copy Mounting a scanning a piece of reference white paper (about Reflection Copy cm square) is required as a balance point.
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  • Page 83: Chapter 5 Servicing

    Servicing Chapter 5 Servicing The 360 scanner requires minimal servicing. Routine Introduction maintenance is limited to the following items: • Cleaning the upper door window. • Inspecting and cleaning the drum. • Occasionally cleaning the lenses. • Replacing the lamp should it fail.

  • Page 84: Inspecting The Drum

    360 Drum Scanner User Manual The drum is precision made to the highest optical Inspecting the Drum standards. For best quality results it must be kept in perfect condition. You should regularly inspect the drum, checking for: • Fingerprints, stains and dust. Remove these using a high quality proprietary drum cleaner applied with a Selvyt cloth or Repro wipes.

  • Page 85: Cleaning The Drum Contact Surfaces

    Servicing To clean these lenses: 1. Remove the drum. 2. Carefully clean the lenses using a lens cloth or proprietary air cleaner. If the lenses are badly soiled the lens cloth may be moistened with a proprietary lens cleaner. To maintain ease of fitting and removing the drum: Cleaning the Drum Contact Surfaces •...

  • Page 86: Replacing The Analyser Lamp

    360 Drum Scanner User Manual Pencil lead is a suitable source of graphite powder. Caution: Do not apply oil or grease to the drum contact surfaces or the retaining claws. The analyser lamp is a standard type H3, 55 Watt Replacing the quartz halogen bulb.

  • Page 87: Fitting The Lamp

    Servicing 3. Locate the lamp. The lamp is mounted in a housing at the bottom of the analyser carriage. It fits from beneath the housing. A cut-out is provided in the side of the cabinet for ease of access: Lamp Retaining Spring Clip Lamp Wire...
  • Page 88 360 Drum Scanner User Manual 1. Fit the lamp into its housing with the semi- circular cut-out in the flange towards the rear of the scanner: Semi-Circular Cut-Out to Rear of Scanner 2. Secure the lamp with spring clip. Note: Ensure that lamp is fully seated in its housing before fastening the spring clip.

  • Page 89: Premature Lamp Failure

    Servicing Warning: Remember to allow at least 5 minutes cooling time before touching the lamp. If balance failure still occurs, contact ICG or their local representative. Premature Lamp Failure Occasional failure of the analyser lamp is normal. However, frequent failure may indicate overheating caused by failure of the lamp cooling fan.
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  • Page 91: Appendix A Technical Specification

    Technical Specification Appendix A Technical Specification Note: In accordance with ICG’s policy of continu- ous improvement, this specification may be subject to change without notice. Type: Perspex cylinder. Drums Rotational speed: 400 rpm to 1800 rpm. Fitting: Quick release, bayonet type.
  • Page 92 Appendix A 6 cm: five × 6 cm (2.25 in) originals. 5 × 4 in: three × 5 × 4 in originals. Large QuickMount Original media: Transparencies, negatives and reflection copy. 476 mm × 232 mm. Scanning area: (18.7 in × 9.1 in). Mounting: Internal, via flexible insert or cassette.

  • Page 93: Analyser

    Technical Specification Mounting: External, off-line using drum cradle. Number of originals: Limited only by scan area. Analyser lamp: Quartz Halogen, type H3, Analyser 55W. Input media: Transparency, reflection copy or colour negative. Colour, monochrome or linework originals. 5 mm × 5 mm (0.2 in × Input size: 0.2 in) to 476 mm ×...

  • Page 94: Controls And Connectors

    Appendix A Linework Image file formats: Standard: TIFF RGB. TIFF CMYK. TIFF Monochrome. TIFF Linework. DCS. Optional: Other file formats using Interchange Pro software. Image orientations: Normal, laterally reversed or rotated through 90°, 180° or 270°. Enlargement factor: Ratio of output resolution to input resolution.

  • Page 95: Apple Macintosh Workstation

    Technical Specification Remote control: Full scanning control from Macintosh workstation. External connectors: Mains input for use with supplied mains lead. SCSI, 50-way high density (to workstation). RS232 (for engineering use). SCSI connection: cable provided. (Extension possible subject to maximum SCSI chain length of 6 m).

  • Page 96: Diagnostics

    Appendix A User program: ScanXact Issue 9.0 or later. Background Scanning Type: Power Macintosh 8500/120 or better. RAM: 96 MB minimum. 832 × 624 pixels minimum. Monitor: 24-bit colour minimum. Hard disk: 1 GB minimum. SCSI connection: Via PCI SCSI Master card. User program: ScanXact Issue 9 or later.

  • Page 97: Physical

    Technical Specification Engineer maintenance: Full diagnostics via RS232 port. Physical Height: 1480 mm (58.3 in). Width: 650 mm (25.6 in). Depth: 710 mm (28 in). Weight: 100 kg (220 lb). Floor loading: 140 kg/cm (2,000 lb/in Installation Category: Electrical (Must be connected to a suitable mains socket and not hard wired.) Mains power supply:...

  • Page 98: Safety And Emc

    Appendix A 95°F). −15°C to 43°C (5°F to Transit temperature: 110°F). Relative humidity: 50% to 65%, non- condensing. Safety and EMC Designed to comply with: Safety standards: EN 60950. IEC 950. EMC standards: EN 55022 Class A. EN 50082-1. FCC Class A. 3250360-2...
  • Page 99 Index 3250360-2...
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  • Page 101 Index 360 scanner, introduction 1 locking 7 unlock button 8 alerts in text, meaning vi unlocking 8 analyser lamp door lock button 2, 7 premature failure 69 drum replacing 66 QuickMount, installing different size 33 analyser, technical specification 73 arranging originals 47...
  • Page 102 360 Drum Scanner User Manual imbalance, drum 50 notes in text, meaning vi inspecting drum 64 installing oil mounting 54 different size QuickMount drum 33 on/off switch 2, 6 scanner program 28 opening the door 8 interference, Newton’s rings 41, 43, 51...
  • Page 103 Index SlickMount drum 5 spray mounting 52 temperature indicator, analyser lamp 69 test facilities 76 transparency 69 transparencies mounting, external drum 51 QuickMounting 39 unlocking the door 8 upgrades, scanner program, installing 28 warnings in text, meaning vi weight, scanner 77 window, cleaning 63 workstation, specification 75 wrong reading, mounting for 47...

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