Ready; Scanning; Stopped; Error Processing - Bell and Howell Copiscan 8000 Plus Series Operator's Manual

Copiscan 8000 Plus Series Operator Manual
When initialization is complete, the scanner steadily displays a READY message.

5.2.2.2 READY

The READY menu is the first menu displayed after initialization is complete. It displays
information on the current configuration of the scanner and provides key information
during the scanning process.
The first line of the menu displays READY when idle, and SCANNING when the scanner
has received a request to scan a page from the scanning application. If the scanner is
operating in MANUAL FEED mode, it displays FEED PAPER until the paper enters the
transport, at which point it displays SCANNING.
The batch counter is also displayed on the first line. This counter records the number of
pages that are scanned successfully and updates continuously while scanning is in
progress.
The scanner model number (8080D, 8080S, 8100D, 8125D) and currently selected feed
mode (AUTO FEED or MANUAL) is displayed on the second line of the READY menu.

5.2.2.3 SCANNING

The scanner executes commands from the host computer. There is no message display for
most commands; they execute too quickly. During the scanning process, however, the
information line displays the SCANNING message and a count of the number of pages in
the batch.
The scanner can queue up to six scan requests to ensure maximum throughput for
different document sizes. The number of scan requests currently in the scanner is
graphically displayed by a paper stack icon on the far right side of the first line of the
display. As pages exit the scanner, the paper stack decreases, and as new requests are
received from the scanning application, the paper stack increases.

5.2.2.4 STOPPED

The scanner stops when it requires an error to be cleared. When you press the STOP
button, all scanner activity halts. If there is paper in the scanner transport, it is not
ejected. Be sure to remove this paper and return it to the feeder before restarting. The
scanner displays the SCANNER STOPPED message, unless it is overwritten by an error
message.

5.2.2.5 ERROR PROCESSING

If an error occurs during normal scanner operation, the scanner does the following:
• Gives an audible signal (beeps)
• Stops the transport
• Displays an error message
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