Maintenance Monitor - Kodak Ngenuity 9090DB Operator's Manual

If the Self Test monitor returns a fault(s), make sure the scanner is properly connected to the PC.
Power cycle the scanner and check the Scanner Self Test monitor again. If the problem persists,
contact your local BÖWE BELL + HOWELL Authorized Service Provider (ASP). A list of BBH
ASPs can be found on the web at www.bbhscanners.com.
The Maintenance section (monitor) of the Home
screen easily and quickly communicates to the
Operator using a set of reminders, whether or not
the scanner requires maintenance, and identifies
what that maintenance is (the image right shows
that no maintenance is required). These
reminders display in the form of a tool icon, bar
graphs, and alert icons.
Maintenance requirements are monitored for the
Feed Rollers (Skimmer - Pick and Drive, and Separator Roller), Transport Rollers, and Optics
(Glass Flats, Cameras' Glass Covers, and Sensors), using intervals pre-set by the Operator (see
"Configure Maintenance Reminders" on page
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The Maintenance section of the Home screen also displays alerts to replace an imprinter's ink
cartridge (front and/or back) if an optional imprinter has been installed. This alert is hard
coded and is not adjustable by the Operator. For more information on Ngenuity's optional
imprinter, go to "4.1 Imprinter" on page 53
Maintenance Required
If maintenance is required, the tool icon which is normally blue (no maintenance required),
changes color and displays as yellow.
located on the scanner's control panel (see
Maintenance LED is lit, the tool icon will change from blue to yellow within the Maintenance
monitor.
The Maintenance monitor also displays when or how soon specific maintenance should occur in
the form of a bar graph.
As a component's pre-set interval decreases, the
bar graph will also shorten accordingly. The closer
the interval is to expiring, the green bar graph will
change from green, to yellow and finally red.
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2.2.2.3 Maintenance Monitor

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in this manual.
. It will mimic the state of the Maintenance LED
"2.1.1.3 Maintenance LED" on page 19). If the
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