Xerox 6204

October 2008
701P48934
6030 / 6050 / 6050A / 510 Series / 721P / 6204 / 6279
Wide Format Copy System
User Guide
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Table of Contents
1 SAFETY NOTES......................................................................................................................................................1
WARNING ELECTRICAL SAFETY INFORMATION ....................................................................................................2
OPERATIONAL SAFETY INFORMATION ........................................................................................................................3
MAINTENANCE INFORMATION ....................................................................................................................................4
OZONE SAFETY INFORMATION ...................................................................................................................................4
FOR CONSUMABLES ...................................................................................................................................................4
RADIO FREQUENCY EMISSIONS ..................................................................................................................................4
United States, Canada, Europe, Australia/New Zealand: .....................................................................................4
PRODUCT SAFETY CERTIFICATION .............................................................................................................................5
REGULATORY INFORMATION ......................................................................................................................................5
2 GETTING TO KNOW THE WIDE FORMAT COPY SYSTEM .......................................................................7
FEATURE KEYS...........................................................................................................................................................8
SCAN SYSTEM STANDARD COMPONENTS .................................................................................................................10
SCAN SYSTEM COMPACT COMPONENTS ...................................................................................................................13
SCAN SYSTEM CONTROL PANEL...............................................................................................................................14
Option Keys .........................................................................................................................................................15
Image Quality Area .............................................................................................................................................19
Reduce/Enlarge ...................................................................................................................................................24
Graphical Display and Navigation Keys .............................................................................................................26
Numeric Keypad and Special Features/Control Keys .........................................................................................28
Special Features Keys..........................................................................................................................................29
Scan Control Keys ...............................................................................................................................................29
THE PRINTER AND THE FREEFLOW ACCXES CONTROLLER.......................................................................................30
POWERING ON THE WIDE FORMAT COPY SYSTEM ...................................................................................................30
Initial Power-On..................................................................................................................................................30
Switching on the Scan System..............................................................................................................................31
Switching on the PUN, YKE or LVX Controller and the Printer (Xerox Wide Format 510 Series/721P)...........31
Switching on the Printer and the Controller (PUN, YKE, YKE-N, FRX, and LVX controllers)..........................33
POWERING THE XEROX 6204 WIDE FORMAT SOLUTION ON/OFF .............................................................................37
Powering On the System......................................................................................................................................37
Powering Off the System......................................................................................................................................37
POWERING THE XEROX 6279 WIDE FORMAT SOLUTION ON/OFF .............................................................................38
Powering On the System......................................................................................................................................38
Powering Off the System......................................................................................................................................39
Scan System Warm-up .........................................................................................................................................40
Powering off the System.......................................................................................................................................40
3 DOCUMENT QUALITY.......................................................................................................................................41
DOCUMENT QUALITY ...............................................................................................................................................41
DYNAMIC BACKGROUND REMOVAL ........................................................................................................................41
AUTOMATIC EDGE DETECTION AND DOCUMENT CENTERING ..................................................................................42
DETERMINING DOCUMENT QUALITY........................................................................................................................42
What is a good quality document?.......................................................................................................................43
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What is a bad quality document?.........................................................................................................................43

PREPARING DOCUMENTS ..........................................................................................................................................44
SCANNING STRATEGIES ............................................................................................................................................45
4 IMAGE QUALITY.................................................................................................................................................47
ORIGINAL, TYPE .......................................................................................................................................................48
COPY MODE..........................................................................................................................................................48
Type, Normal, Line, and Photo............................................................................................................................48
SCAN MODE..........................................................................................................................................................49
Type and Normal .................................................................................................................................................49
Type Line .............................................................................................................................................................50
Type Photo...........................................................................................................................................................51
Type, Color ..........................................................................................................................................................52
BACKGROUND SUPPRESSION ....................................................................................................................................54
COPY ........................................................................................................................................................................55
5 MAKING COPIES .................................................................................................................................................57
MAKING COPIES .......................................................................................................................................................57
Controlling the scan ............................................................................................................................................57
Image Quality ......................................................................................................................................................58
MAKING A COPY WITH THE DEFAULT SETTINGS ........................................................................................................59
MAKING A COPY THE SAME SIZE AS THE ORIGINAL DOCUMENT ................................................................................60
FITTING THE IMAGE TO A FIXED COPY SIZE ...............................................................................................................61
6 SCANNING WHEN USING A FOLDER ............................................................................................................63
SCANNING WHEN USING A FOLDER ...........................................................................................................................63
Ready to Copy Finisher Screen ...........................................................................................................................64
7 SCANNING OVERSIZED DOCUMENTS..........................................................................................................65
SCANNING OVERSIZED DOCUMENTS ........................................................................................................................65
LONG DOCUMENTS...................................................................................................................................................65
WIDE DOCUMENTS ...................................................................................................................................................65
8 SPECIAL FEATURES KEYS...............................................................................................................................67
SPECIAL FEATURES KEYS ..........................................................................................................................................67
PRINTER INTERRUPT KEY .........................................................................................................................................68
STORE/RECALL KEY.................................................................................................................................................69
Last Job ...............................................................................................................................................................69
Recalling the Last Job .........................................................................................................................................70
Reprinting with Changed Features......................................................................................................................70
Deleting the Last Job ...........................................................................................................................................71
Job Templates ......................................................................................................................................................71
Saving Job Templates ..........................................................................................................................................72
Recalling Job Templates......................................................................................................................................73
Deleting Job Templates .......................................................................................................................................74
Save Default Template.........................................................................................................................................74
Recall Factory Defaults.......................................................................................................................................75
FINISHER KEY ...........................................................................................................................................................75
Finisher menu options .........................................................................................................................................77
SETS BUILD KEY ......................................................................................................................................................80
Preparing to Build the Set ...................................................................................................................................80
Building and Printing the Set...............................................................................................................................80
BATCH KEY ..............................................................................................................................................................82
TRANSFORM KEY .....................................................................................................................................................83
Margins................................................................................................................................................................83
Justification .........................................................................................................................................................85
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Transform ............................................................................................................................................................86
SAMPLE KEY .............................................................................................................................................................88
Copy Mode Sample ..............................................................................................................................................88
Scan Mode Sample...............................................................................................................................................89
9 SCANNING TO THE NETWORK (SCAN MODE)...........................................................................................91
SCANNING TO THE NETWORK (SCAN MODE)...........................................................................................................91
SWITCHING BETWEEN COPY MODE AND SCAN MODE ............................................................................................92
UNDERSTANDING THE READY TO SCAN SCREEN .................................................................................................93
SELECTIONS DISABLED IN SCAN MODE ...................................................................................................................93
OPERATING IN SCAN MODE .....................................................................................................................................94
CLEARING THE SCANNED IMAGES .............................................................................................................................95
MANAGING THE FILE SYSTEM ..................................................................................................................................96
SCANNING MULTIPLE PAGES TO MAKE A FILE .........................................................................................................96
10 MAIN MENU........................................................................................................................................................99
MAIN MENU .............................................................................................................................................................99
CONFIGURATION MENU .........................................................................................................................................100
Localization .......................................................................................................................................................101
Control Panel ....................................................................................................................................................101
Copy Options .....................................................................................................................................................102
Image Enhancements .........................................................................................................................................107
Timers ................................................................................................................................................................108
Power Saver.......................................................................................................................................................109
Scanner Control.................................................................................................................................................110
SYSTEM INFORMATION MENU ................................................................................................................................112
System Description ............................................................................................................................................112
Recent Fault List................................................................................................................................................114
Configuration Prints..........................................................................................................................................115
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION MENU ..........................................................................................................................117
Entering the System Administration Password..................................................................................................117
Job accounting...................................................................................................................................................118
File System.........................................................................................................................................................118
Change Password ..............................................................................................................................................122
Security Settings ................................................................................................................................................123
DIAGNOSTICS MENU ...............................................................................................................................................124
Usage Meters.....................................................................................................................................................125
Clear Scanner Usage.........................................................................................................................................125
Scanner Diagnostics ..........................................................................................................................................125
Password ...........................................................................................................................................................139
11 JOB ACCOUNTING..........................................................................................................................................141
JOB ACCOUNTING ...................................................................................................................................................141
OVERVIEW .............................................................................................................................................................141
JOB ACCOUNTING MODE MENU .............................................................................................................................142
SUBMITTING JOBS ..................................................................................................................................................142
Over the Network...............................................................................................................................................143
Terminating Use Under an Account ..................................................................................................................144
12 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE - SCAN SYSTEM ................................................................................145
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE - SCAN SYSTEM .....................................................................................................145
CLEANING THE PLATEN GLASS, DOCUMENT DRIVE ROLLS, AND BACKER ROLL ...................................................146
CLEANING THE CALIBRATION STRIP.......................................................................................................................147
13 PROBLEM SOLVING.......................................................................................................................................149
PROBLEM SOLVING ................................................................................................................................................149
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Problem Solving Table ......................................................................................................................................149

Error Code Messages Table ..............................................................................................................................153
14 SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................................155
SPECIFICATIONS .....................................................................................................................................................155
15 APPENDICES.....................................................................................................................................................157
APPENDIX 1: SCANNING RESOLUTIONS AND SPEEDS ..............................................................................................157
APPENDIX 2: PAPER SHEET SIZES ...........................................................................................................................158
APPENDIX 3: PAPER ROLL SIZES ............................................................................................................................159
APPENDIX 4: LED STATUS INDICATORS ................................................................................................................160
APPENDIX 5: MAIN MENU STRUCTURE .................................................................................................................161
16 INDEX .................................................................................................................................................................163
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1 Safety Notes
Read these safety notes carefully before using this product to ensure that you operate the
equipment safely.
Your Xerox/Fuji Xerox product and recommended supplies have been designed and tested to
meet strict safety requirements. These include safety agency approval, and compliance with
established environmental standards. Please read the following instructions carefully before
operating the product and refer to them as needed to ensure the continued safe operation of your
product.
The safety and environment testing and performance of this product have been verified using
Xerox materials only.
WARNING:
Any unauthorized alteration, which may include the addition of new functions
or connection of external devices, may affect the product certification.
Please contact your Authorized Local Dealer for more information.
Warning Markings
All warning instructions marked on or supplied with the product should be followed.
Warning
This WARNING alerts users to areas of the product where there

is the possibility of personal injury
Warning
This WARNING alerts users to areas of the product where there

are heated surfaces, which should not be touched.
Electrical Supply
This product shall be operated from the type of electrical supply indicated on the product's data
plate label. If you are not sure that your electrical supply meets the requirements, please consult
your local power company for advice.
1 Safety Notes
WARNING: This product must be connected to a protective grounded circuit.

This product is supplied with a plug that has a protective grounding pin. This plug will only fit into
a grounded electrical outlet. This is a safety feature. To avoid risk of electric shock, contact your
electrician to replace the electrical outlet if you are unable to insert the plug into it. Never use a
grounding adapter plug to connect the product to an electrical outlet that lacks a grounded
connection terminal.
Operator Accessible Areas
This equipment has been designed to restrict operator access to safe areas only. Operator
access to hazardous areas is restricted with covers or guards, which would require a tool to
remove. Never remove these covers or guards.
Maintenance
Any operator product maintenance procedures will be described in the user documentation
supplied with the product. Do not to carry out any maintenance on this product that is not
described in the customer documentation.
Cleaning Your Product
Before cleaning this product, unplug the product from the electrical outlet. Always use materials
specifically designated for this product, as the use of other materials may result in poor
performance and may create a hazardous situation. Do not use aerosol cleaners, because they
may be explosive and flammable under certain circumstances.
WARNING Electrical Safety Information
Use only the power cord supplied with this equipment.
Plug the power cord directly into a grounded electrical outlet. Do not use an extension cord.
If you do not know if an outlet is grounded, consult a qualified electrician.
If this machine needs to be moved to a different location, contact a Xerox service representative
or your authorized local representative or service support organization.
Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in electrical shock.

Do not place this equipment where people might step or trip on the power cord.
Do not place objects on the power cord.
Do not override or disable electrical or mechanical interlocks.
Do not obstruct the ventilation openings.
Never push objects of any kind into slots or openings on this equipment.
If any of the following conditions occur, switch off the power to the machine immediately and
disconnect the power cord from the electrical outlet. Call an authorized local service
representative to correct the problem.
- The equipment emits an unusual noise or odor.
- The power cord is damaged or frayed.
- A wall panel circuit breaker, fuse, or other safety device has been tripped.
- Liquid is spilled into the copier/printer.
- The equipment is exposed to water.
- Any part of the equipment is damaged.
1 Safety Notes
Disconnect Device
The power cable is the disconnect device for this equipment. It is attached to the back of the
machine as a plug-in device. To remove all electrical power from the equipment, disconnect the
power cable from the electrical outlet.
Operational Safety Information

To ensure the continued safe operation of your Xerox/Fuji Xerox equipment, follow these safety
guidelines at all times.
Do These:
-
Always connect equipment to a correctly grounded power outlet. If in doubt, have the outlet
checked by a qualified electrician.
This equipment must be connected to a protective grounded circuit.

This equipment is supplied with a plug that has a protective grounding pin. This plug will only
fit into a grounded electrical outlet. This is a safety feature. To avoid risk of electric shock,
contact your electrician to replace the electrical outlet if you are unable to insert the plug into
it. Never use a plug that lacks a grounded connection terminal to connect the product to an
electrical outlet.
Always follow all warnings and instructions that are marked on or supplied with the
equipment.
Always exercise care when moving or relocating equipment. Please contact your local
Xerox/Fuji Xerox Service Department or your local support organization to arrange relocation
of the product to a location outside your building.
Always locate the equipment in an area that has adequate ventilation and room for servicing.
See the Install guide for minimum dimensions.
Always use materials and supplies specifically designed for your Xerox/Fuji Xerox equipment.
Use of unsuitable materials may result in poor performance.
Always unplug this equipment from the electrical outlet before cleaning.
Do Not Do These:
Never use a plug that lacks a grounded connection terminal to connect the product to an
electrical outlet.
Never attempt any maintenance function that is not specifically described in this
documentation.
This equipment should not be placed in a built-in installation unless proper ventilation is
provided. Please contact your Authorized Local Dealer for further information.
Never remove covers or guards that are fastened with screws. There are no operator
serviceable areas within these covers.
Never locate the equipment near a radiator or any other heat source.
Never push objects of any kind into the ventilation openings.
Never override or cheat any of the electrical or mechanical interlock devices.
Never operate the equipment if you notice unusual noises or odors. Disconnect the power
cord from the electrical outlet and contact your local Xerox/Fuji Xerox Service Representative
or Service Provider immediately.
1 Safety Notes
Maintenance Information
Do not attempt any maintenance procedure that is not specifically described in the documentation
that is supplied with your copier/printer.
- Do not use aerosol cleaners. The use of cleaners that are not approved may cause poor
performance of the equipment, and could create a dangerous condition.
- Use supplies and cleaning materials only as directed in this manual. Keep all of these
materials out of the reach of children.
- Do not remove covers or guards that are fastened with screws. There are no parts behind
these covers that you can maintain or service.
- Do not perform any maintenance procedures unless you have been trained to do them by an
Authorized Local Dealer or unless a procedure is specifically described in the user manuals.
Ozone Safety Information

This product will produce ozone during normal operation. The ozone produced is heavier than air
and is dependent on copy volume. Providing the correct environmental parameters as specified
in the Xerox installation procedure will ensure that the concentration levels meet safe limits.
If you need additional information about ozone, please request the Xerox publication Ozone by
calling 1-800-828-6571 in the United States and Canada. In other markets please contact your
Authorized Local Dealer or Service Provider.
For Consumables
Store all consumables in accordance with the instructions given on the package or container.
Keep all consumables away from the reach of children.
Never throw toner, toner cartridges, or toner containers into an open flame
Radio Frequency Emissions

United States, Canada, Europe, Australia/New Zealand:
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class A digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial
environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to
radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference, in which case users will be required to correct the interference at their own expense.
Changes and modifications to this equipment not specifically approved by Xerox/Fuji Xerox may
void the users authority to operate this equipment.
Shielded interface cables must be used with this equipment to maintain compliance with FCC
regulations in the United States and the Radio Communications Act 1992 in Australia/New
Zealand as applicable.
1 Safety Notes
Product Safety Certification

This product is certified by the following agencies using the Safety standards listed.
Agency
TUV Rhineland of North America
NEMKO
Standard
UL60950-1 1st (2003) (USA/Canada)
IEC60950-1 Edition 1 (2001)
This product was manufactured under a registered ISO9001 Quality system.
Regulatory Information
The CE mark applied to this product symbolizes Xeroxs declaration of conformity with the
following applicable Directives of the European Union as of the dates indicated:
January 1, 1995: Council Directive 72/23/EEC amended by Council directive 93/68/EEC,
approximation of the laws of the member states related to low voltage equipment.
January 1, 1996: Council directive 89/336/EEC, approximation of the laws of the member states
related to electromagnetic compatibility.
March 9, 1999: Council Directive 99/5/EC, on radio equipment and telecommunications terminal
equipment and the mutual recognition of their conformity.
A full declaration of conformity, defining the relevant directives and referenced standards, can be
obtained from your Authorized Local Dealer.
WARNING: In order to allow this equipment to operate in proximity to Industrial Scientific
and Medical (ISM) equipment, the external radiation from the ISM equipment may have to
be limited or special mitigation measures taken.
WARNING: This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment the product may cause
radio frequency interference, in which case the user may be required to take adequate
measures.
WARNING: Shielded interface cables must be used with this product to maintain
compliance with Council Directive 89/336/EEC.
1 Safety Notes
2 Getting to know the Wide

Format Copy System
This manual contains operating instructions for the user and the system administrator for the
Xerox Wide Format Copy System 510 Series, 721P, 6030/6050/6050A, 6204, and 6279 with
version 13.0 FreeFlow Accxes firmware loaded into the Controller.
NOTE: For the 6030/6050/6050A, 6204 and 6279 printers that want to use the FreeFlow Accxes
firmware features, the printer also needs to be connected to a separate PUN, YKE, or
FRX, or LVX controller, referred to as the FreeFlow Accxes Print Server. The Web Printer
Management Tool software will be loaded on the print server.
Your Xerox Wide Format Copy System is an integrated solution for electronically scanning and
then printing good quality copies of the images for engineering or architectural size documents.
The Wide Format Copy System consists of the Wide Format Scan System and Control Panel for
capturing images, the FreeFlow Accxes Controller for processing these images, and Xerox Wide
Format Copy System Printers 510 Series, 721P, 6030/6050/6050A, 6204, or 6279.
The 6204 and 6279 printers can also be installed with a built-in scanner. See the Xerox 6204
Wide Format Solution Copy/Scan User Guide for the FreeFlow Accxes Print Server V13.0 or the
Xerox 6279 Wide Format Solution Copy/Scan User Guide for the FreeFlow Accxes Print Server
V13.0. These guides provide comprehensive scan instructions for their unique touch screen user
interfaces.
The Wide Format Copy System has two modes of operation - COPY and SCAN.
In the COPY mode:

Documents are scanned, temporarily stored in memory or on the FreeFlow Accxes
controller hard drive, and then sent to the local Printer as soon as the Printer is available.
In the SCAN mode:

Scan-to-Net: Documents are scanned and then stored on the FreeFlow Accxes
Controller hard drive for later retrieval over a network by a remote device.
Scan to Remote Destination: Scanned images can be transferred to up to 16 remote
FTP or printer destinations. Scan to FTP images are not stored on the FreeFlow Accxes
Controllers hard drive. Scan to remote printer images are stored on the FreeFlow Accxes
Controllers hard drive. The FTP and Remote Printer features are located on the Sample
Mode screen. See the Sample Key section of this guide for more information.
The Wide Format Copy System allows concurrent printing, copying, and scanning to the network,
so there is no need to wait for the Printer to finish before scanning the next document.
2 Getting to know the Wide Format Copy System
The XEROX Wide Format Copy System contains Dynamic Background Suppression technology.
Dynamic Background Suppression examines a sample of the document intelligently and makes
automatic image quality adjustments that yield a good copy even from poor original documents.
The document width is automatically detected and the centering of a scanned original for most
opaque documents is adjusted. Translucent documents (transparencies, clear film, etc.) in most
cases will not be detected.
The Productivity feature was introduced with version 10.0 firmware and requires that a new WIDE
FORMat Scan SYSTEM have a new Document Feed-in Tray. Sensors built into the Feed Tray
measure the document width without doing a prescan, which increases the document and copy
throughput, thereby increasing productivity.
NOTE: Documents must be centered when using the sensors for width detection.
For documents that require additional adjustments to obtain the best copy quality, a variety of
image quality and reduction/enlargement settings are available. All of these functions are
controlled from the Scan System Control Panel. This Control Panel, which is mounted on top of
the Scan System, receives all power and information from the Scan System.
Feature Keys
Print and Copy feature keys are standard for all printers using FreeFlow Accxes 13.0 firmware,
except for the Xerox Wide Format 6030/6050 Printer. In the 13.0 firmware, the following feature
keys need to be loaded before the features can be used. See the Feature Key instructions and
Coupon Exchange screens on the www.xerox.com website.
NOTE: See the Configuration < Features page on Web Printer Management Tool for a list of
available Accxes, Printer, and Scanner features. This page lists whether the feature is
installed and provides its current status (enabled or disabled).
Xerox Wide Format Scan System Features:

Scan-to-Net Feature Key to create an electronic file from a scanned image.
Scan-to-Print Feature Key to scan, create a preview, and send the scanned image to
the printer when the Scan-to-Net feature is present.
Color Enablement Feature Key allows color scanning when the Scan-to-Net feature is
present.
Speed Enhancement Turbo II Feature Key 4 inches per second (ips) for 36 wide
media.
Speed Enhancement Turbo III Feature Key PUN, YKE, YKE-N, FRX and LVX
Controllers only: 7.33 ips in Copy Mode.
Xerox Wide Format 6030/6050 Printer:

Print Server Enablement Feature Key Enables print and copy mode for a remote
printer.
Xerox Wide Format Printers:

5D Speed Update Feature Key Enables updated printer speed from 4D to 5D/minute
for the 6204 Printer.
9D Speed Update Feature Key Enables updated printer speed from 7D to 9D/minute
for the 6050A and 6279 Printers.
Additional 2 roll drawer upgrade 6279.
Additional 2 cut sheet tray upgrade 18 24 maximum size 6279.
Xerox Wide Format Printers and Scan Systems:

Job Accounting Feature Key Job accounting enables the tracking of media usage data.
The Account Management Tool (AMT), or some other external accounting tool, is used to
assign a User ID, Account ID, and Printer ID. It then collects and tallies the stored data from
the printers.
PostScript Feature Key This enables the interpretation of Adobe Post Script 3, PDF 1.6
for the YKE, YKE-N, FRX and LVX Controller, 1.3 for HFT, and PDF 1.6 for all other
FreeFlow Accxes Controllers.
Disk Image Overwrite Feature Key Enables the security options for overwriting image
data on the hard drive. The immediate overwriting of data to DOD specification is such that
the system, at any point in its operation, can be considered secure and all data will be
removed no matter what operation the customer is performing.
OS Enablement Feature Key Enables the YKE, YKE-N, FRX, and LVX controller to print,
copy, and scan.
AutoCAD Enables interpretation of DWF files.
Other CAD Enables interpretation of DGN files.
Raster JPEG2000, BMP, PNG, GIF.
NOTE: The Special Features Key section of this document refers to physical buttons (keys) that
are on all the Xerox Wide Format Scan Systems.
Scan System Standard Components

The illustrations below show the components of the Wide Format Scan System. These
components are standard on the XEROX Wide Format Copy System 6030/6050/6050A, 6204,
6279, and 510 Series. With the exception of the Stand and Standard Organizer, the components
are standard on the 721P. Following the illustrations are descriptions of each of the components.
Wide Format Scan System Front View
B
A
C
A. Document Handler
Raise the Document Handler for routine maintenance functions and to access the optical
paper sensors for diagnostic routines.
B. Scan System Control Panel
The control panel allows the selection of options and features and contains a graphical display
for the communication of information and instructions. Refer to Scan System Control Panel for
additional information.
C. Thick Document Lever
The Thick Document Lever is used to adjust the Scan System for thick documents and to
remove documents from the Scan System feed mechanism. When setting the thickness for a
document, raise the lever to the next thickness. If the document slides past the Feed Rolls
into the Document Handler, lower the Lever to the next position.
D. Stand
The Stand is standard with the XEROX Wide Format Copy System 6030/6050/6050A, 6204,
and 510 Series. It is optional with the 721P.
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E. Standard Organizer (not shown in previous photo)

The Organizer is located on the front of the Scan System. It is useful for holding multiple
documents that are to be scanned.
It has two extensions at its end that can be pulled out to accommodate longer documents (up
to size E or A0).
F. Productivity Document Feed Tray
Insert documents to be scanned face down and centered into the Document Feed Tray. This
provides built-in Document Width Sensors that eliminate the need to prescan documents to
measure width. This increases the document throughput, resulting in higher productivity.
Wide Format Scan System Rear View
A: Standard Stacker
D: Power Cord and Connector
B: Document Exit Slot
E: Status Indicator LED
C: Power On/Off switch
F: IEEE 1394 Cable and Connector
NOTE: Components shown above with the exception of the Standard Organizer are also
available on all Wide Format Scan Systems
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A. Standard Stacker
The Stacker is located at the rear of the Scan System. When the AUTORETURN feature is
set to REAR, documents exit the Scan System onto the Stacker. The Stacker can be adjusted
to any one of four positions by raising or lowering it. The height of the Stacker should be
adjusted to accommodate the document being scanned. It has two extensions at its end that
can be pulled out to accommodate longer documents (up to size E or A0). When scanning
most common weight (20 lb, 80gsm) documents, move the Stacker to the 2nd rung from the
bottom.
NOTE: All thick documents, and documents over 36 inches (914 mm), exit from the rear of the
Scan System (regardless of the AUTORETURN setting). When scanning thick
documents, the Stacker must be set to the lowest position for optimum performance.
B. Document Exit Slot
When the DOCUMENT RETURN feature is set to REAR, documents exit the Scan System
through this slot and are delivered to the rear Stacker.
C. Power On/Off Switch
This switch turns the Scan System on and off. Press this switch to the on (I) position to turn
on the Scan System and to the off (O) position to turn off the Scan System.
D. The Power Cord supplies power to the Scan System. Plug one end of the cord into the Scan
System and the other end into an electrical outlet.
E. Status LED
The digital status LED provides an indication of the condition of the Scan System and
communications with the FreeFlow Accxes Controller. A letter P, displayed on the LED
Display on the rear of the Scan System, indicates that the Scan System is operating normally
and has established communications with the controller.
F. IEEE 1394 Cable and Connector
The IEEE 1394 Cable is the communications link between the Scan System and the
Controller. Plug one end of the cable into either one of the IEEE 1394 connections at the
rear of the Scan System. Plug the other end into the IEEE 1394 connection on the
Controller.
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Scan System Compact Components

The illustrations show the optional compact Stacker and organizer that are available for the Wide
Format Scan System. The compact components allow the XEROX Wide Format Copy System to
be installed in sites where space requirements are at a premium.
Front View of the Wide Format Scan System
A: Compact Organizer
Back View of the Wide Format Scan System
A
A: Compact Stacker
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Scan System Control Panel

The Scan System Control Panel is divided into three sections:
The options keys section (A), which contains the - Media Selection, Image Quality,
and Reduce/Enlarge options selections
The graphical display (B) and the navigation keys (F) section.
The right-hand section, which contains the numeric keypad (D), the special features
keys (E), and the scan control keys (C).
If the BEEP function is enabled (factory default), a beep sound will be heard when a key is
pressed. If an incorrect key is pressed, a multiple beep sound will be heard.
Scan System Control Panel
E
F
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A: Option Keys section
D: Numerical Key pad
B: Graphical Display
E: Special Features keys
C: Scan Control keys
F: Navigation keys
Option Keys
The left side of the Scan System Control Panel contains the keys for the selection of options. It is
divided into three areas - Media Selection, Image Quality, and Reduce/Enlarge.
To select an option, press the key(s) beneath the option. In some cases, a screen requiring a
selection or input is displayed on the graphical display. When an option is selected, the indicator
lamp to the left of the option illuminates.
The illustration below depicts the options portion of the Scan System Control Panel.
Control Panel Options Area
Media Selection
The Media Selection area of the Scan System Control Panel allows you to select the media
Source, Type, and Output Format. The illustration below depicts the Media Selection portion
of the control panel.
Media Selection Area
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Source
The Source option allows you to select the source of the media on which the image will be
printed. To select the media source, press the key beneath the Source settings until the desired
source indicator lamp illuminates.
The Source settings are:
Sheet This setting tells the Printer to print from a manually inserted sheet of media.
R4 This setting is applicable to the Wide Format Copy System 721P, 6050, 6050A
and 6279. When R4 is selected, both the R1 and R3 indicator lamps illuminate and
the Printer then selects the media stored on Roll 4.
R3 When it is selected, the R3 indicator lamp illuminates and the Printer selects the
media stored on Roll 3.
R2 This setting tells the Printer to select the media stored on Roll 2.
R1 This setting tells the Printer to select the media stored on Roll 1.
For the Xerox Wide Format 6279 printer and 6279 multifunction configuration:
When 3 Tray is selected, the R3 indicator lamp illuminates and the Printer selects the
media stored in Tray 3. When 4 Tray is selected, the R1 and R3 indicator lamps
illuminate and the Printer then selects the media stored in Tray 4.
Auto (factory default) This setting automatically selects the roll containing the
media that best fits the size of the captured image. For most documents, the Scan
System is able to automatically detect the width of the scanned document. This
permits the Auto function to automatically select the most appropriate roll of media.
NOTE: The presence of the Sheet feature and the amount of rolls available vary by the type of
WIDE FORMAT PRINTER. If these options are not installed, they cannot be selected. To
print from a cut sheet, Sheet mode must be explicitly selected. The Auto mode cannot
select a cut sheet.
Type
The Type option allows you to select the kind of media on which to print Bond,
Vellum/Tracing, or Film. To select the media type, press the key beneath the Type settings until
the desired type indicator lamp illuminates.
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NOTE: Only media types actually loaded into the Printer can be selected. When a roll is
selected, the media type for that roll is automatically selected also. If more than one
media type is loaded when the media source is set to Auto, the default choice priority is
Bond (first), Vellum (second), and Film (third). Refer to the applicable Printer Operator
Manual for instructions about how to load rolls and specify the width and media type.
Output Format
The Output Format option allows you to select the size to which the roll feed media will be cut. It
has three modes Manual, Preset, and Synchro.
Manual
Manual allows you to enter the desired length and width manually.
To select the Manual mode:
1. Press the key beneath Output Format until the Manual indicator lamp illuminates.
The CUSTOM OUTPUT FORMAT screen is displayed.
NOTE: If the indicator lamp is already lit, press the key once to display the screen.
CUSTOM OUTPUT FORMAT

ENTER CUSTOM MEDIA SIZE:
11.0 IN
WIDTH (11.0 -36.0):
LENGTH
(8.3 1200.0):
8.5 IN
Custom Output Format Screen

2. Press the Previous or Next key to select WIDTH or LENGTH.
3. Press the Enter key to confirm the choice.
4. Use the numeric keypad to enter the desired value.
NOTE: The entered value must be within the limits shown in parentheses on the screen.
5. Press the Enter key to confirm the value.
6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 to enter the value for the remaining setting.
7. When the values for WIDTH and LENGTH are correct, press the Exit key to return to
the READY screen.
Preset
Preset allows you to select a predefined length to which the roll media should be cut during
printing. The associated width specification will depend on the Media Source selection. If the
Media Source selection is set to Auto, the system will select the roll of media that best matches
the width specification. If Media Source is set to R1, R2, R3, or R4; the system will use the
selected roll regardless of the width specification.
To select the Preset mode:
1. Press the key beneath Output Format until the Preset indicator lamp illuminates.
The PRESET OUTPUT FORMAT screen is displayed.
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PRESET OUTPUT FORMAT

SELECT:
8.5 X 11 ANSI A
Preset Output Format screen

2. Press the Previous or Next key to select an item from the list.
NOTE: Formats can be added or removed from this list. Refer to Custom Media Formats in the
Main Menu section for more information.
3. Press the Enter key to confirm the choice and return to the READY screen.
Preset Auto
Preset Auto allows you to print on a standard size sheet if the document is a little bigger
or a little smaller than the standard size.
To select the Preset Auto mode:
1. Press the key beneath Output Format until the Preset indicator lamp illuminates.
The PRESET OUTPUT FORMAT screen is displayed.
2. Press the Previous or Next key to select an item from the list.
3. Press the Enter key to confirm the choice and return to the READY screen.
Synchro
When the Synchro mode is selected, the length of the original is measured as it passes
through the Scan System and automatically cuts the media at the Printer to match the
length of the original document. Synchro is the factory default. To select the Synchro
mode, press the key beneath Output Formats until the Synchro indicator lamp
illuminates.
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Image Quality Area

The Image Quality area of the Scan System Control Panel allows you to make corrective
adjustments to the image and extract the best possible copy quality from an original document. It
contains the Type, Background Suppression, and Copy options.
The illustrations below depict the Image Quality portion of the Control Panel for FreeFlow Accxes
software version 12.0 or higher and SCAN SYSTEM firmware version 3.2.6 or higher.
Image Quality Area

The SCAN SYSTEM firmware must be at version 3.2.6 or greater to support Normal, Line,
Photo, or Color Type. If the SCAN SYSTEM is not at the required version, there will be an error
message.
Depending on what Mode is selected (COPY or SCAN) the message will be displayed as show
below.
INVALID MODE
UPGRADE SCANNER FIRMWARE
AUTO
100.0 %
Invalid Mode in Copy Mode
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INVALID MODE
UPGRADE SCANNER FIRMWARE
TIFF/CCITTG4
11 BIT
400 DPI
Invalid Mode screen in Scan Mode
Original, Type
The Type option allows you to specify the type classification of your document. To select the
document type, press the key beneath the Type settings until the desired Type indicator lamp
illuminates.
Normal
Normal (factory default) Select Normal for most copying needs. This setting will provide good
image quality for copying most types of drawings containing text, line art, or a mixture of these.
Shaded areas will be preserved. The TIFF, CALS, PDF and JPEG file types are available for
Normal images.
In the SCAN mode, the following screen is displayed when the Normal key is pressed.
PREVIEW
FORMAT:
TIFF
Scan Options (Normal) Screen
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Line
Line Select Line for an image containing fine lines, especially pencil. This selection produces
high contrast and dark black images. The TIFF, CALS, PDF and JPEG file types are available for
Line images. If the Mode selected is SCAN, and the Scan-to-Net feature key is installed, the
SCAN OPTION (LINE) screen will be displayed. If the COPY mode is selected, the READY TO
COPY screen will be displayed. Refer to the "Image Quality" section of this manual for additional
information.
SCAN OPTIONS (LINE)

9 PREVIEW
TIFF
FORMAT:
Scan Options (Line) Screen
Photo
Photo Select Photo when the document contains a gray scale or color image, such as a
photograph. TIFF, PDF, and JPEG file types are available for Photo images. If the Copy Mode is
selected, the READY TO COPY screen will be displayed. In Scan Mode, the following screen will
be displayed. Refer to the Image Quality section of this manual for additional information.
SCAN OPTIONS (PHOTO)

PREVIEW
COMPRESSION:
RAW
TIFF
FORMAT:
Scan Options (Photo) Screen

NOTE: The Background Suppression option cannot be used with the Photo setting. If Photo is
selected, Background Suppression is automatically set to OFF.
Color
Color Color is only selectable in the SCAN mode. Select Color when scanning full color
documents. When Color Type is selected, a version of the following screens will be displayed.
The content of the screen will depend on the selected FORMAT and COMPRESSION.
The following screens will only be displayed in SCAN mode when the Scan-to-Net and Color
Enablement feature keys are installed. The Normal and Photo LED's will be lit when Color is
selected.
The selections that appear on the screen depend on the FORMAT and COMPRESSION
selections.
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SCAN OPTIONS (COLOR)
FORMAT: : TIFF
PREVIEW
COMPRESSION:
PACKBITS
Scan Options (Color) Screen - Packbits Compression Selection

PREVIEW
FORMAT: : TIFF
COMPRESSION:
PALETTE:
INDEX
DEFAULT
Scan Options (Color) Screen - Index Compression Selection
PREVIEW
COMPRESSION:
FORMAT:
JPEG
NORMAL
Scan Options (Color) Screen Normal Compression Selection
Background Suppression
The Background Suppression option enables you to make adjustments for documents that
contain poor contrast between the foreground image and the background.
Four Background Suppression choices are provided:
Off This setting disables Background Suppression. All the characteristics of the original
document with minimum alteration are reproduced on the copy. Choose this selection when:
The lead edge of the document is very different from the rest of the document (e.g.,
the lead edge contains a black border).
Maps with grayscale or color content may copy best in this mode.
To retain more light color information, such as light gray or yellow.
NOTE: If Photo or Color is selected as the Original, Type, the Off setting is automatically
selected. The contrast can still be adjusted by pressing the key(s) beneath Image
Quality, Copy.
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(Light) This setting works best for documents on translucent or transparent media, such as
vellum (tracing paper) or film, or with medium levels of colored background on opaque media
or for documents. Such documents have a higher contrast between the foreground and
background than dark documents, but less contrast than normal documents.
(Dark) Use this setting for documents with a dark background or with medium contrast
between the foreground and background. In this mode, the background is not suppressed,
but the foreground image is improved to increase the contrast.
Auto (factory default) The Scan System automatically adjusts the image quality parameters to
obtain the best copy.
NOTE: All three Background Suppression settings can be adjusted further by changing the
contrast setting in the Image Quality and Copy area.
Background Suppression can operate in either the dynamic or static mode.
Select the Menu key> CONFIGURATION>IMAGE ENHANCEMENT.
IMAGE ENHANCEMENT
SRGB
COLOR
IQ: SRGB
COLOR IQ:
NORMAL MODE:
BEST IQ
DYNAMIC BACKGROUND REMOVAL

Image Enhancement Screen
When enabled, the dynamic mode will monitor the whole document and adjust the image quality
settings as the document is being scanned in order to optimize the background of the copy.
When disabled, the static mode monitors the first two inches to establish a background threshold
that is used throughout the document in order to optimize the background of the copy.
Static Background Suppression is not available in the PRODUCTIVITY mode.
Copy
The Copy option allows you to darken or lighten the contrast of the copy with respect to the
original document. Press the down arrow key to darken the contrast. Press the up arrow key to
lighten the contrast. The indicator lamp for the selected contrast setting illuminates. The middle
contrast setting is the factory default setting.
You can use this feature to further adjust the effects of the Type and Background Suppression
selections. The feature operates with all four Background Suppression modes.
NOTE: Copy is not selectable in Color mode.
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Reduce/Enlarge
The Reduce/Enlarge area of the Scan System Control Panel allows you to select one of three
reduction/enlargement modes - Auto, Manual, and Preset. The illustration below depicts the
Reduce/Enlarge portion of the Control Panel.
NOTE: Reduce/Enlarge can only be selected in Copy mode.
Reduce/Enlarge Area
Auto
Auto automatically adjusts the reduction/enlargement to fit the size of media selected. To select
the Auto mode, press the key beneath Reduce/Enlarge until the Auto indicator lamp illuminates.
NOTE: The size of the output media must be known in advance for this feature to operate.
Therefore, Auto is not a valid selection if both the Synchro cut option and the Sheet and
Auto media source options are selected. If you select this combination, an INVALID
AUTO COMBINATION status is displayed.
Manual
Manual allows you to reduce the image captured by the Scan System to as little as 25%, or as
much as 400%, of the original size before the copy is printed.
To select the Manual mode:
1. Press the key beneath Reduce/Enlarge until the Manual indicator lamp illuminates.
The MANUAL REDUCTION/ENLARGEMENT screen is displayed.
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MANUAL REDUCTION/ENLARGEMENT
ENTER (25.0 400.0):
100.0%
Manual Reduction/Enlargement Screen

2. Enter a reduction/enlargement between 25 and 400. You can select any value
between these limits in 0.1% increments.
3. Press the Enter key to confirm your choice and return to the READY screen. The
READY screen now displays the new reduction/enlargement percentage.
NOTE: Pressing the Exit key rejects the choice and retains the previous setting.
Preset
Preset (factory default) allows you to select a predefined reduction or enlargement percentage.
To select the Preset mode:
1. Press the key under Reduce/Enlarge until the Preset indicator lamp illuminates.
The PRESET REDUCTION/ENLARGEMENT screen is displayed.
PRESET REDUCTION/ENLARGEMENT
SELECT:
100.0%
Preset Reduction/Enlargement Screen

2. Press the Previous or Next key until the desired reduction/enlargement ratio is
displayed. The possible choices are any combination of the following:
50%, 100% (default), and 200%
65% and 129%, if the ANSI and ARCH sizes are enabled
71% and 141%, if the ISO A, ISO B or JIS B sizes are enabled
Up to six additional preset values, if these values have been defined using the
CUSTOM R/E presets menu functions.
NOTE: Refer to Media Series in the Main Menu section for more information about enabling
media series and defining custom presets.
3. Press the Enter key to confirm your choice and return to the READY screen. The
READY screen now displays the new reduction/enlargement percentage.
NOTE: Pressing the Exit key rejects the choice and retains the previous setting.
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Graphical Display and Navigation Keys

The middle portion of the Scan System Control Panel contains the graphical display and the
navigation keys. The illustration below depicts the middle portion of the Control Panel.
Navigational Keys and Graphical Display Area
Graphical Display
The graphical display provides you with information and instructions pertaining to the system. It
consists of up to four lines of text and graphics. The display can be adjusted upward for better
viewing.
Navigation Keys
The navigation keys, located beneath the display, are used to move through the menu screens, to
select items on the screen, and to specify parameters when an options screen is displayed.
Some keys have more than one function depending on the screen being displayed at the time.
These special functions are explained in later sections.
Menu
The Menu key invokes the main menu. If a menu screen is already being displayed, pressing this
key exits the menus and directly returns you to the previous READY State.
Previous
The Previous key highlights the previous item in a displayed list.
Next
The Next key highlights the following item in a displayed list.
Enter
The Enter key either confirms the selection of the currently highlighted item or confirms an
entered numeric value.
Exit
The Exit key cancels a selection operation and returns you to a previous screen. It has other
effects, depending upon the specific situation, that are explained later.
Mode
The Mode key is a valid selection only when READY is displayed on the screen. This key is used
to switch between the READY TO COPY mode and the READY TO SCAN mode. The SCAN
mode can be entered only if the Scan-to-Net feature key is loaded.
Below are examples of the READY screen in COPY and SCAN modes.
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Ready to Copy Screen for Roll Media
Ready to Copy Screen for Tray Media (6279 makes a cut sheet tray option available)
READY TO SCAN
INSERT DOCUMENT
TIFF/CCITTG4
1
1 BIT
400
Ready to Scan Screen

In the COPY mode, the scanned image or set of images is printed on the Printer and then deleted
from the hard disk.
In the SCAN mode, the scanned image or set of images is stored on the hard disk for later
retrieval over a network by a client running on a remotely located device. Scanned images can
also be transferred to four remote FTP destinations from the Samples Mode screen. Refer to the
Scanning to the Network section for more information about the SCAN mode.
NOTE: The SCAN mode is an optional feature that is enabled by installing the Scan-to-Net
feature key. Contact your XEROX representative for ordering information.
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Numeric Keypad and Special Features/Control Keys

The right side of the Scan System Control Panel contains a numeric keypad for entering
quantities, keys for selecting other features, and keys for controlling the scanning and printing of
images. To the left of some of the keys are indicator lamps that illuminate when the associated
feature has been selected.
Batch
Transform
Sets Build
ABC
DEF
GHI
JKL
M NO
PRS
TUV
WXY
/.
C/CA
Finisher
Store/
Recall
Printer
Interrupt
Sample
Stop
Start
Numeric Keypad
The numeric keypad contains the 0 to 9 numeric keys, the decimal key and the C/CA key.
Numeric (0-9) keys
These keys are used for numeric entry, password entry, and copy quantity fields.
NOTE: The letters next to the numbers are for entering User and Account Ids and Scan Directory
information.
/. (Decimal key)
This key is used for entering alphanumeric values and string entries for account and user
identities and directory names.
NOTE: The forward slash (/) to the left of the decimal is for future use.
C/CA (Clear/Clear All) key
This key has the following functions:
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When in READY TO COPY mode, one press clears the current copy count to one. Two
presses within one-second resets the copy parameters to the default settings.
When in READY TO SCAN mode, pressing this key brings up the CLEAR SCANNED
IMAGE screen.
When in READY TO BUILD SET mode, pressing this key brings up the scanned
document (Refer to Sets Build key section of this manual for additional information).
When in the entry state for numeric entry fields, pressing this key acts as a backspace/delete
key. When the last digit is deleted, the numeric field goes to zero.
When in password entry and string entry fields, pressing this key acts as a backspace key.
When the last character is deleted, the field is blank.
When in quantity entry fields, pressing this key clears the field
to 1.
Special Features Keys

The special features keys are used to activate, deactivate, or change parameters associated with
special features. An indicator lamp adjacent to each feature key illuminates whenever the
corresponding feature is activated.
The special features keys include the Printer Interrupt, Store/Recall, Finisher, Sets Build,
Batch, Transform, and Sample keys. These keys are described in detail in the Special features
keys section of this guide.
Scan Control Keys

The Start and Stop keys control the scanning and printing of images.
Start key:
The Start key is used to begin the copy sequence when the AUTOSCAN feature is not enabled.
If you press the Start key while the status is NOT READY or INVALID AUTO COMBINATION, the
system will beep to indicate an invalid key press. If you press the Start key while the status is
READY TO COPY or READY TO SCAN, the document is scanned.
NOTE: INVALID AUTO COMBINATION indicates an incompatible combination of AUTO settings
(i.e., Media Selection, Source set to Sheet or Auto, Media Selection, Output Format set to
Synchro, and Reduce/Enlarge set to Auto).
Stop key:
The Stop key allows you to immediately stop the scanning operation to prevent damage to the
document. Any scanned information is discarded. The READY screen prompts you to remove
the document.
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The Printer and the FreeFlow Accxes Controller

For detailed operating instructions about the Printer and Controller components of the Wide
Format Copy System and about network connectivity, refer to the documentation listed below.
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FreeFlow Accxes System & Web Printer Management Tool Setup Guide
FreeFlow Accxes Controller Service Manual for HFT/PUN
Xerox FreeFlow Accxes Controller Service Manual for YKE/

YKE-N/FRX/LVX
Powering On the Wide Format Copy System

To power on the XEROX Wide Format Copy Systems, you first must switch on the Scan System
and wait for 30 seconds or check that a P is displayed on the status LED in the back of the Scan
System. Then switch on the Printer, then the Controller.
Follow the instructions provided in this section for your system.
Initial Power-On
For all controllers except the YKE, YKE-N, FRX and LVX controller, when the Wide Format Scan
System is present, the DDS parameter must be set to Enabled in order to enable the
COPY/SCAN functionality of the scanner. Go to the Web Printer Management Tool. Select
Configuration > Printer > Printer Setup > DDS Enabled. Be sure that the DDS Enabled checkbox
is selected. If the DDS Enabled checkbox is not selected, then the COPY/SCAN functionality will
be disabled.
The default for this parameter is disabled. You must ensure that it is set to Enabled when
powering on the Xerox Wide Format SCAN SYSTEM for the first time. After setting the DDS
parameter, wait 30 seconds, and then power the system off then on. Once you enable this
parameter, it will remain enabled (even following future software upgrades).
For the Xerox Wide Format Copy System 510 Series, you can set this parameter from either the
CONTROLLER CONFIGURATION screen of the Printer Control Panel or on the Web Printer
Management Tool. For the Xerox Wide Format Copy System 6030/6050/6050A, 721P, 6204,
and 6279 you can only set this parameter from the Web Printer Management Tool, (Configuration
> Printer > Printer Setup > DDS Enabled).
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Switching on the Scan System

To switch on the Scan System, press the Power On/Off Switch on the back of the Scan System to
the On (I) position as shown below. Wait for 30 seconds or until a P is displayed on the status
LED.
SCAN SYSTEM
Power Switch
Power Switch for the Scan System

When the Scan System is switched on, the fluorescent lamp inside the Scan System illuminates
immediately. If the lamp does not illuminate, refer to the "Problem solving" section of this guide.
Switching on the PUN, YKE or LVX Controller and the Printer (Xerox Wide Format
510 Series/721P)
Controller Power Switches
The YKE, PUN, and LVX Controller have their own power switch. First power on the Controller,
and then power on the Printer.
YKE and LVX Controller

Power Switch
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Power Switch
location on the
PUN Controller
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Switching on the Printer and the Controller (PUN, YKE, YKE-N, FRX, and LVX
controllers)
NOTE: Ensure that the Scan System is switched on first and the P is displayed in the Status
Indicator window before powering on the Controller.
The PUN controller and the FreeFlow Accxes Print Servers (YKE, FRX YKE-N, and LVX
controllers) each have their own power switch.
When powering them on:
1. Power on the Printer.
2. Power on the Scan System.
3. Wait for the P to be displayed in the Status Indicator window of the Scan System.
4. Power on the Controller.
Power Switch location on the

YKE-N, FRX, and LVX
Controller.
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510 Series
Power Switch
721P Series
Power Switch
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Xerox
6030/6050/6050A
Wide Format
Power Switch
Xerox 6204 Wide Format

Power Switch
Note: The controller manages
the power supplied to the
Printer or Copier/Printer.
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Power Switch
Note: The controller manages
the power supplied to the
Printer.

Circuit Breaker
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Powering the Xerox 6204 Wide Format Solution On/Off

The following describes the procedure for powering the Xerox 6204 Wide Format Solution with
FreeFlow Accxes Print Server on and off.
Powering On the System

1. Move the printer circuit breaker switch up, to the On [ | ] position.
2. Move the printer power switch to the On [ | ] position.
Printer Power
Switch
Circuit Breaker
3. Press the power button on the front of the controller.
Power Button
The power button lamp will illuminate. After about one-half minute, the control panel will display
the message Printer Warming Up. The machine will be print-ready in about three minutes.
CAUTION: Powering down the system incorrectly may result in data corruption and a service
call. The system shutdown procedure below allows the controller to power down correctly.
Shutdown is best performed through the Web Printer Management Tool or the control panels
System Administration menus [Shutdown] feature. Only authorized persons should power down
the system fully.
Powering Off the System

1. Ensure that all jobs have finished processing, and that the <Transmitting> indicator
on the control panel is not illuminated.
2. Select [Shutdown] from either the control panel or the Web Printer Management Tool.
From the control panel

1. Select the <Log In/Out> button and enter the System Administration password.
2. Select the [Shutdown] button. The [Power Off] screen will display briefly on the
control panel, and then the control panel and the printer will shut down.
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The controller will complete its shutdown within 30 seconds from the moment the
control panel and printer shut down. The controllers power button lamp will go out
when the controller completes its shutdown.
From the Web Printer Management Tool

The control panel, printer, and controller will undergo the same power down process as described
above.
1. Select [Utilities > Shutdown > Shutdown].
2. Move the printer power switch to the off position.
3. Move the printer circuit breaker switch to the off position.
Powering the Xerox 6279 Wide Format Solution On/Off

The following describes the procedure for powering the Xerox 6279 Wide Format Solution with
FreeFlow Accxes Print Server on and off.
Powering On the System

1. Move the printer circuit breaker switch up, to the On [ | ] position.
Circuit Breaker
2. Move the printer power switch to the On [ | ] position.
Printer Power
Switch
3. Press the power button on the front of the controller.
Power Button
The Power Button indicator will illuminate. The Control Panel will display the
message Printer Warming Up. The machine will be print-ready in about 3 minutes.
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CAUTION: Powering down the system incorrectly may result in data corruption and a service
call. The system shutdown procedure below allows the controller to power down correctly.
Shutdown is best performed through the Web Printer Management Tool or the control panels
System Administration menus [Shutdown] feature. Only authorized persons should power down
the system fully.
Powering Off the System

1. Ensure that all jobs have finished processing.
2. Select [Shutdown] from either the User Interface Control Panel or from the Web
Print Management Tool.
From the control panel

1. Press the <Log In/Out> button, enter the System Administration password, and then
select the [Shutdown] button.
2. Select [System Administrator Log In].
3. Enter the System Administrator Password when the Password Screen displays.
4. Select [Shutdown] on the System Administrator Menu Screen.
5. Select [Shutdown] on the Shutdown Screen.
6. The [Power Off] screen will display briefly on the control panel, and then the control
panel and the printer will shut down.
7. The controller will complete its shutdown within 30 seconds from the moment the
control panel and printer shut down. The controllers power button indicator light will
go out when the controller completes its shutdown.
From the Web Printer Management Tool

1. Select [Utilities > Shutdown > Shutdown].
2. The control panel, printer, and controller will undergo the same power down process
as described above.
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Scan System Warm-up

The Scan System requires about 45 seconds to warm up and initialize after you power on the
Wide Format Copy System. Once the initialization is complete, the READY screen is displayed.
Below is an example of the READY screen.
READY TO COPY
INSERT DOCUMENT
AUTO
100.0 %
Ready to Copy Screen

You can now insert a document into the Document Feed Tray of the Scan System. The Scan
System will then transport the document to the starting position. This transportation of the
document is called staging.
If you cannot insert a document into the feed mechanism and achieve staging after approximately
4 minutes, refer to the "Problem solving" section of this guide.
Powering off the System

To power off the Wide Format Copy System, do the following:
1. Power off the Controller and the Printer.
For the 510 Series, switch the Circuit Breaker Switch to the Off (O) position.
Then switch the Printer Switch to the Off (O) position.
For the 721P, first power off the Printer. Then power off the Controller.
2. Switch off the Scan System by pressing the Power On/Off Switch on the back of the
Scan System to the Off (O) position as shown below.
SCAN SYSTEM
Power Switch
Power On/Off Switch Photo
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3 Document Quality
Document Quality
Document quality is the primary factor in obtaining good copies from scanned originals. For most
documents, the four Background Suppression key selections with DYNAMIC BACKGROUND
REMOVAL enabled, which is the default setting, provides an accurate copy. Some documents,
however, require manual adjustments to the settings.
This section explains the DYNAMIC BACKGROUND REMOVAL feature, describes the
characteristics of good quality and bad quality documents, provides tips for preparing and
organizing documents for scanning, and summarizes the procedures for scanning documents of
different quality types.
Dynamic Background Removal

NOTE: DYNAMIC BACKGROUND Removal cannot be disabled (unchecked) when using the
Productivity mode.
The DYNAMIC BACKGROUND REMOVAL eliminates the need to make additional manual
adjustments for most input documents. Select the Menu key > CONFIGURATION > IMAGE
ENHANCEMENT.
This feature allows the system to dynamically adjust itself for each document. There are two
modes associated with this feature:
When DYNAMIC BACKGROUND REMOVAL is enabled, the image is continually

monitored as it is being scanned and the copy quality parameters adjusted to achieve
the best copy quality.
When DYNAMIC BACKGROUND REMOVAL is not enabled, the process takes a

0.70 inch (17.8 mm) snapshot over the full width of the image after the first 1.5 inches
scan. It uses this fixed area to set the copy parameters for the remainder of the
image being scanned. This operating mode should be used for documents with
consistent background throughout.
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DYNAMIC BACKGROUND REMOVAL only monitors the document in the process direction, from
the lead edge to the trail edge. It cannot make adjustment from the left side to the right side of
the document. For example, if the input document is dark, DYNAMIC BACKGROUND REMOVAL
will automatically make the appropriate compensation to optimize the reproduction of the dark
details. If the input document has a faded background, the feature will enable a faithful
reproduction of the original. However, the faded background must be inserted with the fading
running in the process direction with the darker side being inserted first.
In some cases, you may wish to optimize the settings for individual documents. For example, you
may not wish to faithfully reproduce paste-up lines, or other artifacts on the original. For this
reason, additional controls are available for selection of document type, document image quality,
desired output darkness, and background suppression.
The DYNAMIC BACKGROUND REMOVAL feature, when enabled, uses information about the
document captured during the scanning process to set image quality settings. The system
automatically adjusts for the darkness of the background and the image content throughout the
length of the document. When not enabled, it only uses the information in a 0.70 (17.8 mm) area
over the width of the document to establish the image quality settings. Therefore, best results can
be obtained if the document is fed in with an edge that has a representative sampling of both the
background and the foreground image.
The Dynamic Background Removal feature provides an accurate copy for most documents
including blueline, blueprints, color line art/text, and mixed documents containing combinations of
halftone and art, or photograph and art. For documents with inverted images, the INVERT
function should be enabled. Refer to "Inverting an image" in the "Special features keys" section
for instructions on the INVERT function.
Automatic Edge Detection and Document Centering

The AUTOWIDTH /AUTOCENTER features enable the system to automatically detect the width
and center of the document. In cases such as transparencies or translucent documents where
automatic detection is not possible, a message will prompt you to enter the width manually. You
then must center the document before inserting it into the Scan System.
You can enable/disable the AUTOWIDTH/CENTER feature at any time. Refer to "Scan System
Control" in the "Main Menu" section of this manual for more information.
PRODUCTIVITY MODE: This feature became available with version 10.0 FreeFlow Accxes
software, and requires a new Wide Format Scan System with the Productivity Document Feed
Tray with the discrete width sensors. This feature measures the document width without doing a
pre-scan, requiring the operator to manually align the document within the media size guidelines
on the Feed-in Tray. The width sensors eliminate the need for a prescan, thereby increasing the
overall throughput of the system, resulting in higher productivity.
When the PRODUCTIVITY MODE is used, the operator must select the media series, ANSI,
ARCH, ISO A, CUSTOM, etc., since the number of sensors that can be provided cannot monitor
every media series. The PRODUCTIVITY mode can be enabled/disabled at anytime. Refer to
"Scan System Control" in the "Main Menu" section of this manual for more information.
Determining Document Quality

Some documents require additional adjustments to obtain the best copy quality. Documents of
good quality are easy to scan and usually give good copies on the first attempt. Documents of
bad quality may require more than one attempt, using different settings, to obtain the best copy
quality.
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What is a good quality document?

Background
Foreground
4"
4"
A good quality document has all of these characteristics:
The contrast between the foreground (the image of interest) and the background is
high. The foreground may be color or black.
The foreground is a solid, high-density black or dark color (or dark blue on a blueline,
or dark brown on a sepia). The foreground density is uniform. There is only one kind
of foreground (e.g., there are no pencil additions on a blueline). If the document is of
mixed type, the foreground is color.
If the document is white on black or white on blue, the foreground is clear white or
nearly white, and the background is a solid, high-density black or dark color.
The background is white or light-colored and is free of speckling or other noise. The
background density is uniform.
The document has no creases, folds, stains, tears or extraneous marks that the Scan
System might interpret as foreground.
What is a bad quality document?

Bad quality documents often require special attention to achieve a usable image. Fortunately,
image processing technology is incorporated that can extract acceptable images from documents
degraded by many kinds of problems.
A bad quality document has one or more of the following problems:
The foreground is light (e.g., a faded or overexposed blueprint or light pencil lines).
The foreground has variable density (i.e., some parts are dark and some parts are
light).
The foreground consists of two or more densities or colors (e.g., pencil additions on
an ink drawing, or pencil or ink additions on a sepia).
The background is medium dark or dark (e.g., underexposed blueprint).
The background has variable density.
The background has speckles.
The document has creases, folds, stains, tears, or extraneous marks that the Scan
System might interpret as foreground.
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Preparing documents
When preparing documents for scanning, keep the following points in mind:
If documents have been stored rolled up, flatten them out. They will be much easier to handle if
they have been stored flat for at least eight hours. The longer that documents have been stored
flat, the easier it will be to scan them. Rolled-up documents will typically roll back up after being
scanned.
If possible, sort the documents you are going to scan according to these guidelines:
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First, group the documents by media type - bond, vellum or film. Within each
document type, you can further group the documents by image type (e.g., blueprint,
pencil, sepia, line, photo, mixed (photo and line, blueline and pencil), and so forth).
Line documents contain lines or text against a highly contrasted background.
Photo documents are continuous-tone or grayscale images.
Mixed documents contain both line elements and photo elements or halftone images.
Scanning groups of documents of the same type or series (ANSI, ARCH, etc.)
minimizes the number of changes you will need to make to the Image Quality
settings.
Next, divide the documents in each media type group into "good" and "bad" piles
based on your evaluation of their foreground and background quality. See "What is a
good quality document?" and "What is a bad quality document?" in this section for
assistance in doing so.
By grouping the documents in this way, you can scan the good quality documents
first. Then you can focus on the bad quality documents, which will require more
attention.
Next, determine if any of the documents are inverted (i.e., white or light foreground
against dark background). If any documents are inverted, refer to "Inverting an
image" in the "Special features keys" section.
Finally, sort the documents by size or series (ANSI, ARCH, etc.). This minimizes the
number of times you will need to change the Media Selection, Output Format
settings when using preset or custom format sizes.
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Scanning strategies
When scanning documents, always try the default Image Quality settings first. Select the
documents type: line, photo, mixed or color and use the Original, Type, Normal, Line, Photo or
Color default settings for that type. Color is a Scan-to-Net feature and only available in SCAN
mode. These settings have been designed to give the optimum image quality for most
documents.
If you have a special original type, you may want to try some of the advanced image processing
features available on the Scan System. Table 1 describes the scanning strategies for special
original types.
Table 1. Scanning Strategies for Special Documents
Type of original
First step to try
Second step to try
Color photograph
Set Original Type to Photo
Mode Scan: Set Original

Type to Color.
Set Original Type to

Normal and
Background
Suppression to Off.
Color lithograph
Mode COPY: Set Original

Type to Normal.

Normal and Background
Suppression to Off.

Photo.

Normal and Background
Suppression to Off.

Photo.
Mode SCAN: Set Original

Type to Color.
Color map
Mode COPY: Set Original

Type to Normal.
Mode SCAN: Set Original
Type to Color.
Third step to try
Old blueprint or sepia

with dark background
Set Original Type to Line

and Background
Suppression to Auto.
Transform, Invert to ON
Set Original Type to Line,

to dark original,
Transform, Invert to ON.
Adjust the Copy

contrast as required
for best image
quality.
Old blueprint or sepia

with dark background
and side-to-side
fading
Set Original Type to Line

and Background
Suppression to Auto.
If fade is still visible in the

copy, rotate the original
90 degrees. Generally,
feeding the darkest edge
first provides the best
results.
Adjust the Copy

for best image
quality.
Faded line/text
drawing
Set Original Type to Line,

Background Suppression to
Auto.
If fade is still visible in the

copy, rotate the original
90 degrees.
Adjust the Copy

for best image
quality.
In reduction, use
Reduction Line
Preservation.
Line, photo or mixed

original on film, clear
film, vellum/tracing or
other translucent
media
Set Background
Suppression to (light) and
Normal. Select Photo for
photo and select Line for
line drawing. Use Normal
for mixed documents.
Set Background
Suppression to OFF.
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The Image Quality area of the Scan System Control Panel allows you to make adjustments for
both the type of Original document and the output Copy to produce the best possible copy quality.
It contains selections for Original (Document): Type and Background Suppression, and Copy
options lighter or darker. There is also an IMAGE ENHANCEMENT selection in the Menu options
that can be used in some copy jobs to improve the image quality. Press the Menu key and scroll
to CONFIGURATION > IMAGE ENHANCEMENT.
The illustration below depicts the Image Quality portion of the Control Panel.
Image Quality Area
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Original, Type
The Type option allows you to specify the type classification of your document. To select the
document type, press the key beneath the Type settings until the desired Type indicator lamp
illuminates.
NOTE: The SCAN OPTIONS will not be displayed unless the Scan-to-Net feature is installed. To
order this feature, contact your XEROX representative.
COPY MODE
Type, Normal, Line, and Photo
The Type settings are: Normal, Line, and Photo. Color is only available in SCAN mode.
The Line mode scans with high contrast to provide exceptional copying of line drawings even
light pencil is reproduced as a dark black line.
NOTE: Line mode should not be used with documents containing half toned images, as this may
cause them to become too dark.
Select Photo mode when the document contains a gray scale or color image, such as a
photograph.
Normal mode attempts to reproduce the document being scanned to provide the best image
quality including halftones and shadings as well as fine lines.
1. Select the Line, Photo or Normal by pressing the arrow key below Original, Type.
READY TO COPY
INSERT DOCUMENT
AUTO
100.0%

Additional image quality settings associated with Normal, Line, and Photo mode can be
obtained by using the Menu key. Access the IMAGING menu to use the REDUCTION LINE
PRESERVATION and the IMAGE ENHANCEMENT menu to use NORMAL MODE and
DYNAMIC BACKGROUND REMOVAL.
2. Press the Menu key to enter the menu options.
3. Press the Previous and Next keys to scroll to the CONFIGURATION menu and
press the Enter key.
4. Use the Previous and Next keys to scroll to the IMAGE ENHANCEMENT or COPY
OPTIONS>IMAGING menu, and then press the Enter key.
5. Use Previous and Next keys to select the option, and then press the Enter key to
select and enable the settings.
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IMAGE ENHANCEMENT
IMAGING
AUTO-ROTATE
COLOR IQ: SRGB
9 REDUCTION LINE PRESERVATION
MAXIMUM COPY LENGTH: 1200.0 IN
Imaging screen
REDUCTION LINE PRESERVATION Selecting the checkbox will preserve fine lines in the
original document when reducing images during copying in Normal and Line mode only.
MAXIMUM COPY LENGTH To see what your Scan Systems maximum copy length is, select
the Menu key > Configuration > Copy Options > Imaging > Maximum Copy Length. The
default is 100 feet. For the 6030/6050/6050A, the scanned copy would get cut off at 3 meters.
WARNING: Copy documents that are larger than the printers maximum capability will not
print correctly, or may not print at all.
IMAGE ENHANCEMENT
SRGB
COLOR
COLOR IQ:
IQ: SRGB
NORMAL MODE:
BEST IQ

NORMAL MODE BEST IQ provides the best image quality, but it is a slower scanning speed.
FASTEST provides a faster scanning speed with lower image quality. Its only available if the
Turbo III Speed Enhancement feature key is installed.
DYNAMIC BACKGROUND REMOVAL The Dynamic Background Removal feature, when
enabled, uses information about the document captured during the scanning process to set
image quality settings. The system automatically adjusts for the darkness of the background and
the image content throughout the length of the document. Refer to DYNAMIC BACKGROUND
REMOVAL in the Document Quality section of this manual for additional information.
SCAN MODE
Type and Normal
NOTE: SCAN mode will not be displayed unless the Scan-to-Net feature is enabled. To order
this feature, contact your XEROX representative.
Normal mode attempts to reproduce the document being scanned to provide the best image
quality including halftones and shadings as well as fine lines. To select the scan options for Color
Mode:
1. Press the Mode key. The Please Enter Directory screen is displayed.
2. Enter the Directory Name. The READY TO SCAN INSERT DOCUMENT screen is
displayed.
3. Select the Normal by pressing the arrow key below Original, Type key until the
Normal light comes on. The SCAN OPTIONS (NORMAL) screen is displayed.
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4. Use the Enter key to enable/disable checkbox selection and the Next or Previous
Key to select options with a colon (e.g., FORMAT: TIFF).
The options available for selections displayed on the screen will change depending on the
FORMAT and COMPRESSION that are selected. Listed below are the selections and available
options and their definitions:
PREVIEW - Use this checkbox to enable or disable the generation of a preview

image for your scanned document. Default is enabled (checkbox is checked).
Accxes 13.0 allows for the selection of preview settings Line or Photo.
FORMAT - Use this selection to determine which format you would like to have the
scanned image saved in, TIFF, CALS (1 BIT only) or PDF/A. Default is TIFF.
The screen shown below only appears in the SCAN mode. Additional image quality
selections are available by pressing the Menu key and scrolling to
CONFIGURATION>COPY OPTIONS>IMAGING or CONFIGURATION> IMAGE
ENHANCEMENT. Refer to the Main Menu section of the manual for additional
information on these selections.
SCAN OPTIONS (NORMAL)
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FORMAT:
TIFF
Scan Options (Normal) Screen
Type Line
Line Select Line for an image containing text, line art, or a mixture of these. If the COPY mode
is selected the READY TO COPY screen will be displayed. If the Mode selected is SCAN, and
the Scan-to-Net feature key is installed, the SCAN OPTION (LINE) screen will be displayed.
SCAN OPTIONS (LINE)

PREVIEW
FORMAT:
TIFF
Scan Options (Line) Screen

1. Select the Line by pressing the arrow key below the Original, Type key. The SCAN
OPTIONS (LINE) is displayed.
2. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight the scan option you wish to change.
3. Select one of the following:
PREVIEW DEFAULT IS ENABLED AND A CHECKMARK IS PRESENT IN
THE BOX. PRESS THE ENTER KEY TO ENABLE/DISABLE THE PREVIEW.
WHEN PREVIEW IS ENABLED, A SMALL JPEG (.JPG) FILE IS CREATED
DURING THE SCANNING PROCESS AND STORED ON THE HARD DISK, AS
OF ACCXES 13.0 THE USER HAS THE ABILITY TO SELECT FROM EITHER
LINE OR PHOTO PREVIEWS. THE FREEFLOW ACCXES CLIENT TOOLS
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SOFTWARE, RUNNING ON A NETWORK CONNECTED TERMINAL, CAN USE

THIS FILE TO DISPLAY A PREVIEW OF THE SCANNED IMAGE.
FILE FORMAT DEFAULT IS TIFF. USE THE NEXT AND PREVIOUS KEYS
TO SELECT THE FORMAT FOR THE DOCUMENT TO BE SAVED AS. THE
SELECTION IS TIFF, CALS OR PDF/A.
4. Press the Enter key to confirm the selection.
Type Photo
Select Photo when the document contains a gray scale or color image, such as a photograph.
When Photo is selected in the Scan Mode, the screen below will be displayed. The screen
provides additional options for the user.

PREVIEW
COMPRESSION:
RAW
FORMAT:
TIFF
The SCAN OPTIONS (PHOTO) menu allows you to perform the following functions:
Enable or disable PREVIEW in Photo mode. When PREVIEW is enabled, a small

JPEG (.JPG) file is created during the scanning process and stored on the hard disk.
The FreeFlow Accxes Client Tools software, running on a network-connected
terminal, can use this file to display a preview of the scanned image.
Specify the saved document compression format for Photo mode.
View the saved document file format for Photo mode. The format is 8 bit TIFF.
NOTE: This option will not be displayed unless the Scan-to-Net feature is enabled. To order this
feature, contact your XEROX representative.
NOTE: The Background Suppression option cannot be used with the Photo setting. If Photo is
selected, Background Suppression is automatically set to Off.
1. Enter the SCAN mode by pressing the Mode key, then entering the Directory Name
and pressing the Enter key.
2. Select Photo by pressing the arrow key below Original, Type key. The screen
shown below is displayed.

PREVIEW
COMPRESSION:
RAW
TIFF
FORMAT:

3. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight the scan option you wish to change.
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Do one of the following:
For PREVIEW, press the Enter key to enable or disable the option. A
checkmark appears in the box to the left of the option when the option is enabled.
The factory default setting is enabled.
For COMPRESSION, press the Previous or Next key to highlight the desired
setting. Then press the Enter key to select the highlighted format. The choices
are RAW and PACKBITS. The factory default setting is RAW.
4. For FILE FORMAT, the only selection is TIFF. Repeat steps 3 and 4 to change the
remaining setting, if desired.
6. Press the Exit key to return to the Ready screen.
Type, Color
Color Select Color when scanning full color documents. When Color Type is selected, a
version of the following screens will be displayed. The content of the screen will depend on the
selected FORMAT and COMPRESSION.
This screen will only be displayed in SCAN mode when the Scan-to-Net and Color Enablement
feature keys are installed. The Normal and Photo LEDs will be lit when Color is selected.
To select the scan options for Color Mode:
1. Press the Mode key. The Please Enter Directory screen is displayed.
2. Enter the Directory Name. The READY TO SCAN INSERT DOCUMENT screen is
displayed.
3. Select the Color by pressing the arrow key below the Original, Type key until the
Normal and Photo lights come on. The SCAN OPTIONS (COLOR) screen is
displayed.
4. Use the Enter key to enable/disable checkbox selection and the Next or Previous
Key to select options with a colon (e.g., FORMAT: TIFF).
The options available for selections displayed on the screen will change depending on the
FORMAT and COMPRESSION that are selected. Listed below are the selections and available
options and their definition:
PREVIEW - Use this checkbox to enable or disable the generation of a preview image for
your scanned document. Default is enabled (checkbox is checked)
FORMAT - Use this selection to determine which format you would like to have the
scanned image saved in, TIFF, JPEG, or PDF/A. Default is TIFF.
COMPRESSION (TIFF selected) - Use this selection to determine the compression
method to apply to the saved TIFF document. Select one of the following:
PACKBITS - Saves the document as 24-bit RGB compressed.
INDEX - Saves the document as 8-bit indexed RGB (using thresholding) compressed
with PACKBITS.
INDEX ED - Saves the document as 8-bit indexed RGB (using error diffusion)
compression with PACKBITS
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FORMAT: : TIFF
PREVIEW
COMPRESSION:
PACKBITS
Scan Options (Color) Screens

PREVIEW
FORMAT: : TIFF
COMPRESSION:
PALETTE:
INDEX
DEFAULT
Scan Options (Color) Screen TIFF file format

PALETTE - Is shown only when the selected FORMAT is TIFF and the COMPRESSION is
INDEX or INDEXED. Use this selection to determine which palette to use during RGB-to-index
color conversion. Select one of the following:
DEFAULT - Is the standard Windows system palette.
CAD_GIS - Is an AutoCAD-based palette suitable for scanning CAD documents and

GIS maps.
WEB - Is a Windows WEB palette of 216 colors suitable for publishing documents on
the WEB.
PERCEPTUAL - Perceptual palette or Visual palette gives more weight to visually

sensitive colors.
PREVIEW
COMPRESSION:
FORMAT:
JPEG
NORMAL
Scan Options (Color) Screen JPEG file format

COMPRESSION (JPEG file format selected) - Use this selection to determine the compression
method to apply to the saved JPEG document. Select one of the following:
BEST IQ - Saves a document at a lower compression ratio but has higher image
quality.
NORMAL - Saves a document at an average compression ratio and has average

image quality.
BEST COMPRESSION - Saves a document at a higher compression ratio but has a

lower image quality
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PREVIEW
COMPRESSION:
FORMAT:
PDF/A
NORMAL
Scan Options (Color) Screen PDF/A file format

COMPRESSION (PDF/A file format selected) - Use this selection to determine the compression
method to apply to the saved PDF/A document. Select one of the following:
BEST IQ - Saves a document at a lower compression ratio but has higher image
quality.
NORMAL - Saves a document at an average compression ratio and has average

image quality.
BEST COMPRESSION - Saves a document at a higher compression ratio but has a

lower image quality
The Background Suppression enables you to make adjustments for documents that contain
poor contrast between the foreground image and the background. Background Suppression
monitors the pre-scan image, to ensure the best image quality possible. In the PRODUCTIVITY
mode, there is no prescan, therefore Background Suppression is done while the document is
being scanned.
NOTE: The scan system uses the first few inches of a document to determine the background
suppression. If the first few inches of the document being scanned are not representative
of the entire document, either too much or too little of the background will be removed. If
this occurs, try physically turning the document 90 degrees and scan it again. Continue
with this until an edge is found that produces a good scan.
Four choices are provided:
NOTE: Off is the only choice for Photo and Color Scanning. Scanning low contrast documents with
background suppression OFF will produce washed out images. When scanning these
documents, background suppression should be set to AUTO or DARK.
Off
This setting disables Background Suppression. It produces a document that reproduces all
the characteristics of the original document with minimum alteration. Choose this selection
when:
The lead edge of the document is very different from the rest of the document
(e.g., the lead edge contains a black border).
Maps with grayscale or color content may copy best in this mode.
To retain more light color information such as light gray or yellow.
(Light) This setting works best for documents on translucent or transparent media, such as
vellum (tracing paper) or film, or with medium levels of colored background on opaque media
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or for documents. Such documents have a higher contrast between the foreground and
background than dark documents, but less contrast than normal documents.
(Dark) Use this setting for documents with a dark background or with medium contrast
between the foreground and background. In this mode, the background is not suppressed,
but the foreground image is improved to increase the contrast.
Auto (factory default) - The Scan System automatically adjusts the image quality parameters to
obtain the best copy.
NOTE: All three Background Suppression settings can be adjusted further by changing the
contrast setting in the Image Quality, Copy area.
Copy
The Copy option allows you to darken or lighten the contrast of the copy with respect to the
original document. Press the down arrow key to darken the contrast. Press the up arrow key to
lighten the contrast. The indicator lamp for the selected contrast setting illuminates. The middle
contrast setting is the factory default setting.
You can use this feature to further adjust the effects of the Type and Background Suppression
selections. The feature operates with all four Background Suppression modes.
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Making copies
When the Graphical Display indicates READY TO COPY, the Wide Format Copy System is ready
to make copies.
Controlling the scan

Several settings are available for controlling how the Scan System starts and finishes a scan.
These settings are accessible from the SCANNER CONTROL option of the CONFIGURATION
menu.
SCANNER CONTROL
AUTOSCAN
DOCUMENT RETURN:
MODE:
FRONT
AUTOWIDTH / AUTOCENTER
Scanner Control Screen
When making a copy, you need to be aware of these settings. If any of these settings have been
changed from the default settings, the Scan System may not operate according to your
expectations.
Below is a brief summary of the scan control settings. For complete information about these
settings, refer to Scan System Control in the Main Menu section of this manual.
AUTOSCAN
AUTOSCAN enabled is the default setting. Normally, the AUTOSCAN mode is enabled.
When it is enabled, the Scan System automatically begins the scanning of a document when
the document is inserted. If AUTOSCAN is disabled, the Scan System transports the
document to the starting position and then waits for you to press the Start key before
beginning the scan.
DOCUMENT RETURN
FRONT is the default setting. When the DOCUMENT RETURN feature is set to FRONT, the
Scan System returns the document to the front or READY position at the completion of the
scan. When the DOCUMENT RETURN feature is set to REAR, the Scan System delivers
the document to the rear Stacker at the completion of the scan.
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Some documents will always exit to the rear at the completion of the scan regardless of the
DOCUMENT RETURN setting. These documents include:
Thick documents
Documents longer than 5 feet (1.52 meters)
Documents over 36 inches (914 mm) in width
MODE:
MANUAL - The user must enter the width of the document manually, and very carefully
center the document when inserting it into the Scan System. The document is prescanned in
this mode.
AUTOWIDTH - This is the default setting. When AUTOWIDTH is selected, the Scan System
automatically detects the width of the document.
AUTOWIDTH/AUTOCENTER - The document is prescanned in this mode. When
AUTOWIDTH/AUTOCENTER is enabled, the Scan System automatically centers the image
and automatically detects the document width.
PRODUCTIVITY ANSI - PRODUCTIVITY is only available on Scan Systems with FreeFlow
Accxes firmware 10.0 or higher, Scan System firmware 3.2.6 or higher, and the Productivity
Document Feed Tray that includes discrete width sensors. PRODUCTIVITY ANSI is the
default. Other media type selections include ARCH, ISO A, ISO B, JIS B and CUSTOM.
These selections must be made so that the sensors detect the correct width. This feature
eliminates the prescan width measurement, which increases document throughput speed
resulting in greater productivity. CUSTOM requires standard media sizes to be entered in
CUSTOM MEDIA FORMATS.
AUTOWIDTH and AUTOWITH/AUTOCENTER are not available in this mode.
Select the Menu key > CONFIGURATION>SCAN SYSTEM CONTROL, MODE: for additional
information.
Image Quality
The Image Quality area of the Scan System Control Panel allows you to make adjustments for
both the type of original document and the output copy to produce the best possible image
quality. It contains selections for Original (Document): Type and Background Suppression,
and Copy options lighter or darker.
The illustration below depicts the Image Quality portion of the Control Panel. Refer to the Image
Quality section of this manual for additional information.
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Image Quality Illustration

There are many settings, other than Media Selection, Image Quality and Reduce/Enlarge
areas, which are available on the Control Panel. The Transform special features key allows you
adjust the margins around the image, specify the position of the image on the media, and
transform the image into a mirror and/or inverted. Refer to the applicable sections of this guide
for detailed information about the many document settings available to you.
Making a copy with the default settings

When the default document settings are used, the display indicates that the roll of media that best
fits the size of the original document will be automatically selected. The reduction/ enlargement
setting is 100%, so the copy will be the same size as the original document. The copy quantity is
set to 1.
The illustration below shows the READY screen in its default state.
READY TO COPY
INSERT DOCUMENT
AUTO
100.0%

NOTE: Many document settings other than the default settings are possible. For example, the
options keys on the Scan System Control Panel allow you to control the media selection,
image quality and reduction/enlargement percentage. The Transform special features
key allows you to adjust the margins around the image, specify the position of the image
on the media, and transform the image into a mirror and/or inverted image. Refer to the
applicable sections of this guide for detailed information about the many document
settings available to you.
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NOTE: When scanning to print, the copy is made using the current Printer processing defaults
including margins. If the image being scanned is the same size as the media being used,
set the margins to 0 (zero) to prevent the image from being clipped or select a larger
media size.
To make a copy using the default document settings:
1. Insert the original document face down and centered on the Document Feed-in Tray
of the Scan System.
NOTE: If the document is not exactly centered and the AUTOCENTER feature is enabled, the
Scan System will automatically correct the problem electronically. The resulting image
will still be correctly positioned on the output media. If AUTOWIDTH/AUTOCENTER is
disabled, you will need to carefully center the document when inserting it. Refer to
Controlling the scan on the previous page. AUTOWIDTH/AUTOCENTER is not
available in the PRODUCTIVITY mode, requiring the user to manually align the
document within the appropriate document size guidelines on the Feed-in Tray.
2. Gently move the document forward until the lead edge engages the feed rolls. The
Scan System transports the document to the starting position. It then scans the
document. The resulting image is electronically sent to the Printer and your copy is
printed.
NOTE: If AUTOSCAN is disabled, you will need to press the Start key to begin the scan. Refer
to Controlling the scan on the previous page.
NOTE: If the PRODUCTIVITY mode is enabled the document will start scanning immediately. If
the PRODUCTIVITY mode is not enabled, the document will pre-scan a small distance
then reverse itself before starting the complete scan.
3. When the document is returned to the READY position, do one of the following:
Pull the document to remove it. Lift the Thick Document Lever to remove fragile
or thick documents.
Press the Start key on the Scan System Control Panel to scan the document
again.
NOTE: If DOCUMENT RETURN is set to REAR, the document is delivered to the rear Stacker.
Some documents exit to the rear Stacker regardless of the DOCUMENT RETURN
setting. Refer to Controlling the scan on the previous page.
Making a copy the same size as the original document

1. Set the Media Selection Source to Auto. The Auto indicator lamp illuminates. This
setting allows the Wide Format Copy System to automatically select the available
media roll that best fits the image width.
NOTE: If the correct media size is not loaded, the next larger size will be used.
2. Select the Media Selection, Type. The default setting is Bond.
3. Set the Media Selection, Output Format to Synchro. This setting cuts the media to
the same length as the original document.
4. Set Reduce/Enlarge to Preset. If the size is not already set to 100%, use the
Previous and Next keys to select a reduction and press the Enter key.
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5 Making Copies
5. Insert the document face down into the Scan System. If the scan does not start
automatically, press the Start key.
NOTE: To set the scan to begin automatically, refer to Scan System Control in the Main Menu
section.
NOTE: If the image needs to be rotated to fit on the selected media size, additional processing
time is required. If possible, feed the original image so that no image rotation is required.
This will achieve the fastest processing time. For example, if an A-size copy is required
on a 12-inch (30.48 cm) roll, feed the original with the short edge first, not the long edge
first. If a B-size copy is required on a 17-inch roll, feed the document with the long edge
first, not the short edge first.
The Scan System scans the document and the Printer (if not already busy) prints the copy
immediately. If the Printer is busy when the scan is made, the copy will be printed when the
Printer becomes available.
When the Scan System detects the trail edge of the document, the Printer automatically cuts the
media so that the copy is the same length as the original document.
Fitting the image to a fixed copy size

The scanned image can be automatically fit onto a predefined size of media.
1. Set the Media Selection, Source to Auto. The Auto indicator lamp illuminates. This
setting automatically selects the available media roll that best fits the image width.
2. Select the Media Selection, Type of media. The default setting is Bond.
3. Set the Media Selection, Output Format to Preset and select the desired page
size. This setting cuts the media to a previously defined length that the operator
chooses.
PRESET OUTPUT FORMAT

SELECT
8.5 X 11 ANSI A
Preset Output Format Screen

4. Press the Previous or Next key until the desired output size is highlighted.
5. Press the Enter key to confirm your choice.
6. Set the Reduce/Enlarge to Auto.
7. Insert the document face down into the Scan System. If the scan does not start
automatically, press the Start key.
NOTE: To set the scan to begin automatically, refer to Scan System Control in the Main Menu
section of this manual.
The Scan System scans the document, and the Printer (if not already busy) prints the copy
immediately. If the Printer is busy when the scan is made, the copy will be printed when the
Printer becomes available.
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6 Scanning when using a Folder
Scanning when using a Folder

When using a Folder, the document must be inserted in the correct orientation in order to have
the title block visible after the copy is folded. Refer to the Finisher key information in the Special
feature keys section of this manual for additional information to set up the desired fold and other
Finisher options. Documents larger than 80 inches (2.1M) can only be partially folded.
When using the Reduce/Enlarge feature and a Folder, you must orient and insert the document
title block in the same orientation as the resulting enlargement or reduction copy size. In addition,
the recommended media should be used.
For example: the job requires that an A (A4) document be enlarged to a C (A2) document. To
have the title block visible after folding, the A (A4) document must be inserted as if it were a C
(A2) document.
You may want to refer to CUSTOM R/E PRESETS in the Main Menu, COPY OPTIONS section,
and set up the REDUCTION/ENLARGEMENT default to show the standard reduction and
enlargement. Set the reduction /enlargement to display A to C (A4 to A2) above the keys.
To ensure that the selected fold is made correctly, it is critical that the document be centered on
the Scan System Document Feed Tray when scanning.
For additional folding and title block positioning information, refer to the Folder Operator Manual
or the Folding Supplement CD.
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6 Scanning when using a Folder
Ready to Copy Finisher Screen

When the Finisher key is pressed and the finishing options are selected, a new page icon is
added to the READY TO COPY screen. The page icon is displayed with a dotted box at one of
the page corners. The dotted box indicates the title block location selection made using the
Finisher menu. The title block location can be changed on this screen using the Next and
Previous keys. Refer to the Finisher Key section for additional finishing information. The title
block location icon will show a dotted line in all corners when a fold program other than BYPASS
is selected.
READY TO COPY
INSERT DOCUMENT
AUTO
100.0 %

NOTE: Any of the finishing options can be changed during a Sets Build job. The option(s) must
be changed before the document to be copied is inserted.
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7 Scanning Oversized
Documents
Scanning Oversized Documents

An oversized document is defined as any document that is larger in width or length than a
standard E-size (A0) document.
Long Documents
Operator assistance will be required to guide and control the position of a long document to
prevent it from skewing or moving from side-to-side as it feeds through the Scan System.
Documents longer than 36 inches (914 mm) will always exit to the rear of the Scan System.
See the Maximum Copy Length section in this document.
Wide Documents
Documents wider than 36 inches (914 mm), but less than 42 inches (1057 mm), can be scanned.
However, the scanned image area, of a document centered on the Feed-in Tray, is 36 inches
(914 mm). Any image beyond the 36-inch (914 mm) width will be clipped off on the output copy.
When a document wider than 36 inches (914 mm) is inserted into the Document Handler, a
message will be displayed to enter the scan width. To scan the document, enter 36 in. (914 mm)
then press the Enter key to start the scan. A number larger than 36 (914) will not be accepted.
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8 Special Features Keys
Special features keys

There are many enhanced features for making copies that meet special needs. The keys that
control these features are on the right side of the Scan System Control Panel.
To enable a feature, press the applicable key. If the feature has an associated screen, that
screen is displayed when the key is pressed. If any settings are changed from the default state,
the corresponding indicator lamp next to the key illuminates. Pressing the C/CA key on the
numeric keypad twice returns all settings for the feature to the default state and the
corresponding indicator lamp is extinguished.
When the settings for a feature are appropriately set, pressing the same feature key causes the
changes to be accepted and the system returns to the READY state. Pressing a different feature
key while editing a setting is invalid and causes a beep. Pressing a different feature key while not
editing a setting causes the requested feature screen to be displayed.
If a feature has no associated screen, pressing that feature key switches the feature on (enabled)
or off (disabled). When such a feature is enabled, the corresponding indicator lamp is
illuminated.
If the BEEP function (factory default) is enabled, a beep sound will be heard when a key is
pressed. If an improper key is pressed, a multiple beep sound will be heard.
The illustration on the following page depicts the special features portion of the Scan System
Control Panel.
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8 Special Feature Keys
Transform
Batch
Sets Build
ABC
DEF
GHI
JKL
MNO
PRS
TUV
WXY
/.
C/CA
Finisher
Store/
Recall
Printer
Interrupt
Sample
Stop
Start
Numeric Keys Area
Printer Interrupt Key

Jobs on the Wide Format Copy System have the following priority:
1. Any job currently printing
2. A copy job that is ready to print
3. A remote print job.
If a remote print job is in progress, a copy job (one or more images captured by the Scan System)
cannot normally use the Printer until the remote print job has finished. The Printer Interrupt key
enables you to switch the copy priority from normal to high.
To process a copy job immediately, press the Printer Interrupt key. The Printer Interrupt
indicator lamp illuminates. The current pages of the most current remote print job are completed.
Usually a maximum of two pages are printed. The print job is then suspended and you can run
copy jobs. When the copy jobs are finished, you can press the Printer Interrupt key again. The
Printer Interrupt indicator lamp is extinguished. The interrupted remote print job resumes.
If you send no more copy jobs, press no keys, and scan no documents, the Printer Interrupt
feature is automatically disabled after a time set by the PRINTER INTERRUPT timer. Refer to
"Timers" in the "Main Menu, CONFIGURATION" section for instructions about how to set this
value. The default value is 1 minute. It can be set to a value between 1 and 99 minutes.
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Store/Recall Key
The Store/Recall feature contains the following menu choices:
LAST JOB - Enables you to recall and reuse the information from the last copy job.
JOB TEMPLATES - Enables you to save the settings from previous jobs in memory
as templates.
SAVE DEFAULT TEMPLATE - Enables you to save the settings from the current job
as the default template.
RECALL FACTORY DEFAULTS - Enables you to recall the factory default settings
as the active default settings.
To access the STORE/RECALL menu:

1. Press the Store/Recall key. The STORE/RECALL menu screen is displayed. The
black arrows indicate that the menu contains more options than are visible. The
selected option is highlighted.
STORE/RECALL
LAST JOB
JOB TEMPLATES
SAVE DEFAULT TEMPLATE
Store/Recall Screen
2. Press the Previous or Next key to scroll through the list of options.
3. When the desired option is highlighted, press the Enter key to select the option. The
menu or screen for the selected option is displayed.
Last Job
The LAST JOB option of the STORE/RECALL menu provides a sub-menu of the following
choices:
RECALL LAST JOB Enables you to recall and reuse the parameters, images, and
features associated with the last copy job. You can either reprint the last job or print
a new job using all of the recalled settings. If you desired, the recalled settings could
be changed without scanning the job again.
NOTE: When Immediate Image Overwrite is enabled and running on the Web Printer
Management Tool, all the scanned images and image sets will be deleted from FreeFlow
Accxes as soon as they are processed. The FreeFlow Accxes controller will reboot,
causing a DISK IMAGE OVERWRITE IN PROGRESS message on the printer and
scan system during the reboot. Scan System users will not be able to recall the last job.
DELETE LAST JOB Enables you to delete the information from the last job.
NOTE: In the SCAN mode, the Last Job option is not available.
To access the LAST JOB menu:
1. Press the Store/Recall key. The STORE/RECALL menu screen is displayed.
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2. Press the Enter key to select LAST JOB. The LAST JOB menu screen is displayed.
The selected option is highlighted.
LAST JOB
RECALL LAST JOB
DELETE LAST JOB
Last Job Screen

3. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight the desired option.
4. Press the Enter key to select the highlighted option. The screen for the selected
option is displayed.
Recalling the Last Job

Use the RECALL LAST JOB option to recall the information from the last job.
NOTE: If the Invert feature (changes dark to light and vice versa) is selected before printing the
recalled document, the document will not be inverted. It will need to be rescanned to get
the inverted image.
To recall the last job information:
1. Press the Store/Recall key. The Store/Recall menu screen is displayed.
3. Press the Enter key to select RECALL LAST JOB. The screen shown below is
displayed.
COPIER PARAMETERS AND IMAGES

FOR LAST JOB RECALLED
PRESS ENTER TO CONTINUE
Copier Parameters and Images Screen

4. Press the Enter key to return to the READY screen.
You can now use the settings as they have been recalled, or you can change one or more of
them.
Reprinting with Changed Features

If the last job was a set, the settings that can be changed are displayed in a neutral state (the
LEDs are off). Changing one of these settings will apply to all of the pages in the set. Some of
the settings that can be changed are: scale, page size, media type, margins, and justification.
NOTE: The recalled job must be printed or cleared before the next document can be scanned. If
there is no last job to be restored, as is the case at power up or after the last job has
been deleted, a warning message will advise you.
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Deleting the Last Job

If, for security reasons, the parameters and images of the last job should not be left stored, use
the DELETE LAST JOB option.
To delete the information from the last job:
3. Press the Next key to highlight DELETE LAST JOB.
4. Press the Enter key to select DELETE LAST JOB. A delete confirmation screen is
displayed. The default response is NO.
DELETE LAST JOB

ARE YOU SURE ?: NO
Delete Last Job Screen

5. Press the Previous or Next key to change the response to YES.
6. Press the Enter key to confirm the deletion. The screen shown below is displayed.
The last job images and parameters are deleted.
LAST JOB PARAMETERS AND

IMAGES ARE NOT AVAILABLE
Job Parameters and Images Screen
Job Templates
The JOB TEMPLATES option of the STORE/RECALL menu provides a sub-menu of the following
choices:
RECALL TEMPLATE - Enables you to recall saved settings.
SAVE TEMPLATE - Enables you to save job settings in memory.
DELETE TEMPLATE - Enables you to delete saved settings.
To access the JOB TEMPLATES menu:

2. Press the Next key to highlight JOB TEMPLATES.
3. Press the Enter key to select JOB TEMPLATES. The JOB TEMPLATES menu
screen is displayed. The selected option is highlighted.
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JOB TEMPLATES
RECALL TEMPLATE
SAVE TEMPLATE
DELETE TEMPLATE
Job Templates Screen

Saving Job Templates

The SAVE TEMPLATE option allows you to save groups of settings associated with a job in
memory as templates. Up to nine such templates can be saved.
To save a job template:
screen is displayed.
4. Press the Next key to highlight SAVE TEMPLATE.
5. Press the Enter key to select SAVE TEMPLATE. The SAVE TEMPLATE screen is
displayed. It shows the unused template locations. Locations that contain a
template already are not shown.
SAVE TEMPLATE
UNUSED TEMPLATES: 6 7 8 9
ENTER TEMPLA TE NUMBER: 0
Save Template Screen

6. Choose an unused location and use the numeric keypad to enter its location.
7. Press the Enter key to confirm your location choice. The settings from the current
copy job are saved at the location entered and a save confirmation screen is
displayed.
JOB PARAMETERS SAVED
Job Parameters Saved Screen
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NOTE: You can replace the contents of a used location with the current job settings information.
If you choose a location that already contains information, the TEMPLATE IS IN USE
screen is displayed as shown below. Press the Enter key to overwrite the contents.
Press the Exit key to cancel the operation.
TEMPLATE IS IN USE
PRESS ENTER TO OVERWRITE
EXIT TO ABORT
Template is in Use Screen

Recalling Job Templates

The RECALL TEMPLATE option allows you to recall job parameters that were previously saved
as templates and use them for the current job.
To recall a template:
1. Press the Store/ Recall key. The STORE/RECALL menu screen is displayed.
4. Press the Enter key to select RECALL TEMPLATE. The RECALL TEMPLATE
screen is displayed. The storage locations that actually contain templates are shown.
Locations that do not contain a template are not shown.
RECALL TEMPLATE
TEMPLATES IN USE:
1
2
3
ENTER TEMPLA TE NUMBER
0
Recall Template Screen

5. Use the numeric keypad to enter the location of the template to be recalled.
6. Press the Enter key to confirm your choice. A recall confirmation screen is
displayed. The associated template is recalled and the Scan System Control Panel
settings are configured accordingly.
JOB PARAMETERS RECALLED
Job Parameters Recalled Screen
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You can now use the parameter settings as they have been recalled, or you may change some of
them.
NOTE: If you change any of the Image Quality settings (i.e., document type, background
suppression, or copy contrast) or if you want to invert the image, an error message will
advise you to rescan the image. You must rescan the image to change any image quality
settings for a job that has been recalled.
Deleting Job Templates

Use the DELETE TEMPLATE option to delete previously saved templates. Doing so leaves the
template location blank and available to use again. Once a template has been deleted, it cannot
be recalled.
To delete a saved template:
4. Press the Next key until DELETE TEMPLATE is highlighted.
5. Press the Enter key to select DELETE TEMPLATE. The DELETE TEMPLATE
screen is displayed. This screen indicates the locations for the templates currently in
use. Locations that do not contain a template are not shown.
Below is an example of the DELETE TEMPLATE screen.
DELETE TEMPLATE
TEMPLATES IN USE: 1 2 3 4 5
ENTER TEMPLA TE NUMBER: 0
Delete Template Screen

6. Use the numeric keypad to enter the location of the template to be deleted, and then
press the Enter key. The deleted location is removed from the list in the DELETE
TEMPLATE screen and the contents of that location are deleted.
You can now select other locations to be deleted in the same way.
7. If no more locations are to be deleted, press the Exit key to return to the READY
screen.
Save Default Template

The SAVE DEFAULT TEMPLATE option of the STORE/RECALL menu enables you to save the
settings for the current job as the default settings. Each additional job will then have these
settings established as the default selections.
To save the current job settings as the default template:
1. Ensure that all the options under Media Selection, Image Quality, and
Reduce/Enlarge are set as desired. Make any necessary changes.
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3. Press the Next key until SAVE DEFAULT TEMPLATE is highlighted.

4. Press the Enter key to select SAVE DEFAULT TEMPLATE. A confirmation screen is
displayed indicating that the job parameters have been saved.
JOB PARAMETERS SAVED
Job Parameters Saved Option

Recall Factory Defaults

The factory default job settings are permanently stored in memory. The RECALL FACTORY
DEFAULTS option of the STORE/RECALL menu enables you to recall the factory default settings
as the active default settings.
To recall the factory default settings:
2. Press the Next key until RECALL FACTORY DEFAULTS is highlighted.
3. Press the Enter key to select RECALL FACTORY DEFAULTS. The factory default
settings are immediately recalled. A confirmation screen is displayed.
JOB PARAMETERS RECALLED
Job Parameters Recalled Screen

Finisher key
A finishing device, such as a folder, can be connected to the Wide Format Copy System. If such
a device is connected, the Finisher key enables or disables that device.
To enable/disable a finishing device:
Press the Finisher key. The Finisher indicator lamp illuminates and the FINISHER
menu screen is displayed. The black arrows indicate that the menu contains more
options than are visible. The selected option is highlighted.
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FINISHER
FOLD PROGRAM
TITLE BLOCK LOCATION
OUTPUT BIN
OVERLENGTH OPTION
TAB OPTIONS
Finisher Screen
Other Finisher options that are accessed from this screen, using the Next key, are: Punch
Options, Margin Options, Crossfold Options, and Intelligent Title Block Option.
NOTE: If no finishing device is connected, pressing the Finisher key produces the error message
shown below.
FINISHE R
FINISHE R OPTION
IS NOT AVAILABLE
Finisher Not Available Error Message Screen

When a set is being built, the finisher options cannot be changed and pressing the Finisher key
is invalid. The error screen shown below is displayed. Enable the finisher and select the finisher
options either before selecting the Sets Build option or after the set has been built.
FINISHE R
FINIS HER OP TION CANNOT BE CHA NGED
DURING SETS B UILD OPERA TION
1. Press the Exit key to return to the READY screen. The Finisher indicator lamp is
extinguished.
screen for the selected option is displayed. See Finisher menu options below and on
the next page for an illustration and description of each option. Also refer to the
Folder User Documentation for additional information on the available folding options.
4. Press the Previous or Next key to scroll through the choices for the selected option.
5. When the desired choice is highlighted, press the Enter key to confirm your
selection.
6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 if you want to change a setting for any other options.
7. Press the Exit key to return to the READY screen.
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A page icon is displayed with a dotted box at one of the page corners if a FOLD PROGRAM other
than BYPASS is selected. The dotted box indicates the title block location selection made using
the Finisher menu. The title block location can be changed on this screen using the Next and
Previous keys.
READY TO COPY
INSERT DOCUMENT
AUTO
100.0 %

1. To disable the finisher, press the Finisher key again and select BYPASS on the
FOLD PROGRAM screen. The Finisher indicator lamp is extinguished.
Finisher menu options

Below are descriptions of each of the Finisher menu options. Refer to the Finisher user
documentation for additional information on these options.
Fold Programs
The FOLD PROGRAM feature enables you to select one of up to 20 user-defined programs. The
program names are programmed into the finisher and passed to the Controller when the finisher
goes through its power-up sequence.
PROGRAM:
FOLD PROGRAM
USER PROGRAM
Fold Program Screen
Overlength Options
The OVERLENGTH OPTIONS feature enables you to specify how long documents (documents
over 80 inches long) are handled by the folder. The choices are NO FOLD and Z-FOLD. If NO
FOLD is selected, the long document will not be folded. If Z-FOLD is selected, the long
document will be Z-FOLDED, but not cross-folded. NO FOLD is the factory default setting. This
is not available for all finishers.
OVERLENGTH OPTIONS
OVERLENGTH: NO FOLD
Overlength Options Screen
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Tab Options
The TAB OPTIONS feature enables you to override the pre-programmed tab settings for the
selected finishing program. The choices are ALWAYS ON, ALWAYS OFF, and USE PROGRAM
SETTING. USE PROGRAM SETTING is the factory default setting.
TAB:
TAB OPTIONS
USE PROGRAM
Tab Options Screen
Punch Options
The PUNCH OPTIONS feature enables you to override the pre-programmed hole punch settings
for the selected finishing program. The choices are ALWAYS ON, ALWAYS OFF, and USE
PROGRAM SETTING. USE PROGRAM SETTING is the factory default setting.
PUNCH:
PUNCH OPTIONS
USE PROGRAM
Punch Options Screen
Margin Options
The MARGIN OPTIONS feature enables you to override the pre-programmed margin settings for
the selected finishing program. The choices are ALWAYS OFF and USE PROGRAM SETTING.
Note that ALWAYS ON is not an available setting. USE PROGRAM SETTING is the factory
default setting.
MARGIN:
MARGIN OPTIONS
USE PROGRAM
Margin Options Screen

NOTE: When using the Scan Systems width detection sensors, if the document is a little bit offcenter, this could cause problems for folding, especially for A, B, and C size documents.
When using the sensors to detect the width of your document, you must center the
document as you feed it into the Scan System.
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Crossfold Options
The CROSSFOLD OPTIONS feature enables you to override the pre-programmed crossfold
settings for the selected finishing program. The choices are ALWAYS ON, ALWAYS OFF, and
USE PROGRAM SETTING. USE PROGRAM SETTING is the factory default setting.
CROSSFOLD OPTIONS
CROSSFOLD:
USE PROGRAM
Crossfold Options Screen
Title Block Location

The TITLE BLOCK LOCATION feature enables you to specify the location of the title block for the
copy jobs that are about to be run. On the Scan System, select the Finisher Key > Intelligent
Title Block to get to the following screen. The title block location choices are BOTTOM RIGHT,
BOTTOM LEFT, TOP RIGHT, and TOP LEFT. BOTTOM RIGHT is the factory default setting.
INTELLIGENT TITLE BLOCK OPTION
INTELLIGENT TITLE BLOCK
Intelligent Title Block Screen

INTELLIGENT TITLE BLOCK should be used if the title block is not located in the desired
location on the folded copy. This selection will use information, document size, selected fold
program, and title block position input to place the title block in a position based on the
information. Intelligent Title Block is DISABLED by default. It may not be the users desired
location. Before making this selection, check the following:
AUTO ROTATE IS SELECTED.
DOCUMENT BEING SCANNED IS ORIENTED CORRECTLY FOR SCANNING.
ENSURE THAT THE TITLE BLOCK POSITION SPECIFIED IS CORRECT.
FOR ADDITIONAL HELP, REFER TO THE FOLDING SUPPLEMENT MANUAL.
NOTE: The title block location may also be selected on the READY TO COPY screen, using the
title block location icon. The title block location is indicated by the dotted lines.
TITLE BLOCK
TB LOCATION:
UPPER RIGHT
Title Block Location Screen
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Output Bin
The OUTPUT BIN feature enables you to specify which finisher output bin to use for the finished
output. The choices are DONT CARE, BIN X (where X equals 1 to the actual number of finisher
bins), and FANFOLD. DONT CARE is the factory default setting. The settings are dependent on
the finisher.
OUTPUT BIN
OUTPUT BIN:
BYPASS
Output Bin Screen
Sets Build Key

The Sets Build mode allows you to scan a series of images and build an electronically collated
set. Once the set is built, one or more collated copies can be printed.
NOTE: The Sets Build mode is not available unless the Wide Format Copy System is in the
COPY mode.
NOTE: Any of the finishing options can be changed during a Sets Build job. The option(s) must
be changed before the document to be copied is inserted.
Preparing to Build the Set

In Sets Build mode, documents of C (A2) size, and larger, are normally delivered to the rear of
the Scan System after the scan. If the DOCUMENT RETURN parameter is set to REAR, then all
documents are delivered to the rear after scanning. The Wide Format Scan System is equipped
with a document catching device, called the Stacker, to receive these documents. Refer to Scan
System Control in the Main Menu section of this manual for further information about the
DOCUMENT RETURN parameter.
Building and Printing the Set

To build a collated set:
1. Press the Sets Build key. The Sets Build indicator lamp illuminates and the SETS
BUILD screen is displayed. This screen enables you to select the desired collation
method, to select whether or not to print checkplots, and to begin the accumulation of
the documents to create the set.
SETS BUILD
COLLATION:
FORWARD
CHECKPLOT
Sets Build Screen
2. Press the Previous or the Next key to select FORWARD or REVERSE collation.
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FORWARD prints the collated set in the order that the sheets were scanned. Page 1
will be on the top.
2
PRINTE D
SCANNED
REVERSE prints the set in the reverse order that they were scanned. Page 1 will be
on the bottom.
2
1
1
SCANNED
PRINTE D
3. Regardless of the collation order chosen, if you want a printed copy (checkplot) after you
scan each document, before they are printed as a set, then select the CHECKPLOT box.
4. Press the Enter key to confirm your choice. The READY TO BUILD SET screen is
displayed.
READY TO BUILD SET

INSERT DOCUMENT: 1
AUTO
100.0
MEMORY
Ready to Build Set Screen
5. Insert each document of the set, one at a time, into the Scan System as prompted by
the display. As the documents are scanned, the amount of memory used is shown in
the rectangular graphical display.
NOTE: You can select reduction/enlargement and copy quality settings for each sheet prior to
scanning that sheet.
6. When the set is completely scanned, press the Sets Build key again. The Sets
Build indicator lamp is extinguished when the Start key is pressed then the READY
TO PRINT SET screen is displayed.
READY TO P RINT SET

PRESS START TO P RINT
100.0
3
Ready to Print Set Screen
7. If desired, you can now make further changes to the Media Selection, Source selection
and the Reduction/Enlargement value. Any such change will be applied to that printing of
the entire set.
8. Enter the number of copies desired and press the Start key. The Printer prints the
number of sets requested.
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After the printing of the set, the set can be recalled, the values changed again, and the set
reprinted using the new values. To recall the set, refer to Store/Recall key in the Special
features key section of this manual for further information.
NOTE: Settings for the last document scanned are not restored when recalling a set. After a set
is recalled, all LEDs will be turned off. If a setting is changed after a set is recalled, it will
be applied to all documents in the set.
Batch Key
The Batch feature allows you to improve copy speed by enabling Batch Mode processing of
several documents on the Scan System. When Batch Mode processing is enabled, the Scan
System collects prescan information for just the first document inserted into the Scan System.
Prescan information on subsequent documents in the set is not collected. The subsequent
documents will be scanned using the information collected on the first document. Eliminating the
collection of this information increases overall copy speed.
To enable Batch Mode processing:
1. Press the Batch key. The Batch indicator lamp will begin flashing.
2. Insert the first original into the Scan System. The Scan System scans the original
and the screen shown below is displayed.
WIDTH FOUND FOR SE T IS XX.X

INP UT ANOTHER WID TH OR
PRESS ENTER TO ACCEPT
Width Found for Set is XX.X Screen
3. Do one of the following:
Use the numeric keypad to enter the width of the set and press the Enter key to
accept the value.
Press the Enter key to accept the width detected by the Wide Format Copy
System.
The Batch indicator lamp becomes steady and remains so until batch mode is
disabled.
4. When the last document in the set has been scanned, press the Batch key to disable
batch mode. The Batch indicator lamp is extinguished.
NOTE: When Batch mode is ENABLED, the AUTOCENTER feature is temporarily disabled. Be
careful to manually center each document that is inserted into the Scan System
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Transform Key
The Transform feature contains the following menu choices:
MARGINS - Allows you to adjust the dimensions of the margins around the image. By
entering positive margins, blank space is inserted around the image. By entering
negative values, unwanted parts of the image can be cropped.
JUSTIFICATION - Allows you to adjust the position of the image on the media.
TRANSFORM - Allows you to request transformation of the scanned image into a

mirror image, a negative photographic inversion, or both.
SINGLE BIT SCALE MODE Allows you to select from Fast, Best and Line
Optimized.
NOTE: The image can also be rotated. Refer to Imaging in the Copy Options section for
further information about image rotation.
To access the TRANSFORM MENU:

1. Press the Transform key. The TRANSFORM MENU screen is displayed. The
selected option is highlighted.
TRANSFORM MENU
MARGINS
JUSTIFICATION
TRANSFORM
Transform Menu Screen

Margins
The MARGINS option of the TRANSFORM MENU allows you to select the dimensions for the
margins that surround an image. These margins are referred to as the lead, left, right and trail
edges.
NOTE: Margins can only be adjusted when the Wide Format Copy System is in the COPY
mode.
The example below illustrates an image entering the Scan System and the orientation of the
image margins.
Scanner
Lead
d
Right image
d
Trail
d
Left image
d
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Image Entering the Scan System Diagram
Margins are added to the image in one of two ways:
If Synchro has been selected from the Output Format area of the Scan System
Control Panel, the lead margin is added before the image is printed. The trail margin
is added after the media cut signal is received from the Scan System. Thus, the
length of the media from the Printer will be the scanned document length plus the
lead and trail margins.
If a fixed media length (Preset or Manual) has been selected as the Output Format,
the white space of the specified margin surrounds the image, but the actual physical
dimensions of the media remain as specified. The margins reduce the allowable
area on the media in which the image may be placed.
To adjust the margins for an image:

1. Press the Transform key. The TRANSFORM MENU screen is displayed.
2. Press the Enter key to select MARGINS. A screen displaying the settings for each
margin is displayed. Below is an example of the screen.
LEAD
LEFT
RIGHT
TRAIL
+
+
+
+
1.0 IN
0.0 IN
0.0 IN
0.0 IN
Margins Selection Screen in Transform Menu
If the unit of measure has been set to inches, IN appears next to each value. If the
unit of measure has been set to millimeters, MM appears next to each value. Refer
to Localization in the Main CONFIGURATION section for information about setting
the display units.
The graphical display to the right of the margin settings illustrates the approximate
placement of the image as a result of the settings.
3. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight the setting you wish to change.
NOTE: Each margin has two components: a +/- indicator and a numeric value. As you press
the Previous or Next key, the components highlight individually.
4. Press the Enter key to select the setting.

5. Change the setting as follows:
To change the + or - setting, press the Previous or Next key. An edge of the
image can be clipped by entering a negative margin value for that edge. In that
case, the affected edge is shown as a dotted line and the image icon is shown as
partially outside the bounds of the media.
The illustration below shows a negative left margin with TOP LEFT justification.
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LEAD
LEFT
RIGHT
TRAIL
+ 2.0 IN
- 1.0 IN
+ 0.0 IN
+ 0.0 IN
Margins Selection Screen in Transform Menu
To change the value setting, use the numeric keypad to enter the value. The values
can be set in increments of 0.1 in (1.0 mm) and over a range of +8 to -8 in (+203 to 203 mm). Values outside the allowed range are rejected. If you enter an invalid
value, press the Exit key to clear it. The default margins are 0.
6. Press the Enter key to confirm the setting. The graphical display updates
accordingly.
NOTE: To cancel the setting, press the Exit key.
7. When you have set all the margins as desired, press the Exit key to return to the
TRANSFORM MENU screen.
Justification
The JUSTIFICATION option of the TRANSFORM MENU allows you to adjust the position of the
image on the media.
NOTE: Image means the entire scanned page including the white space.
To specify the image position:

2. Press the Next key to highlight JUSTIFICATION.
3. Press the Enter key to select JUSTIFICATION. The JUSTIFICATION screen is
displayed. This screen shows the current settings for the X and Y coordinates. It
also includes a graphical display of the approximate position of the image as a result
of the settings.
Below is an example of the JUSTIFICATION screen.
JUSTIFICA TION
X:
Y:
LEFT
CENTER
Justification Screen
4. Press the Previous or the Next key to select the X (horizontal) or Y (vertical)
coordinate.
5. Press the Enter key to confirm your choice.
6. Press the Previous or Next key to select a choice for justification.
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For the X direction, the choices are LEFT, CENTER, and RIGHT. For the Y direction, the
choices are TOP, CENTER, and BOTTOM.
7. Press the Enter key to confirm your choice. The graphical display updates
accordingly.
NOTE: To cancel your choice, press the Exit key.
8. Repeat steps 4 through 7 if you wish to change position of the other coordinate.
9. Press the Exit key to return to the TRANSFORM MENU screen.
Transform
The TRANSFORM option of the TRANSFORM MENU allows you to create a mirror image of a
scanned image and to convert a scanned image to a negative image.
Creating a Mirror Image

The MIRROR option allows you to create a mirror image of a scanned image.
To create a mirror image:
2. Press the Next key until TRANSFORM is highlighted.
3. Press the Enter key to select TRANSFORM. The TRANSFORM screen is displayed.
Below is an example of the TRANSFORM screen with both the MIRROR and
INVERT options turned off.
TRANSFORM
MIRROR:
INVERT:
OFF
OFF
Transform Screen
4. Press the Enter key to select MIRROR.

5. Press the Previous or Next key to select the desired transformation. Four choices
are available: X, Y, XY, and OFF. Table 4 below graphically depicts the choices.
Axis
Transform
X
Y
XY
OFF
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accordingly. The illustration below shows the TRANSFORM screen with X as the
mirror image selection.
TRANSFORM
MIRROR:
INVERT:
X
OFF
Transform Screen
Inverting an Image
The INVERT option allows you to convert a scanned image to a negative image. For black and
white images, the white pixels will be printed black and the black pixels will be printed white. For
grayscale images, the image will be converted into its photographic negative. INVERT is not
selectable when Color is selected as an Original Type.
To invert an image:
2. Press the Next key until TRANSFORM is highlighted.
3. Press the Enter key to select TRANSFORM. The TRANSFORM screen is displayed.
Below is an example of the TRANSFORM screen with both the MIRROR and
INVERT options turned off.
TRANSFORM
MIRROR:
OFF
INVERT:
OFF
Transform Screen
4. Press the Next key to highlight INVERT.

5. Press the Enter key to select INVERT.
6. Press the Previous or Next key to turn the option ON or OFF.
accordingly.
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When INVERT is ON, the icon on the right side of the TRANSFORM screen is inverted. The
example below shows the TRANSFORM screen with INVERT turned ON.
TRANSFORM
MIRROR
OFF
INVERT
ON
Transform Screen
Sample key
The Sample key allows you to access the Sample Mode screen, from where you can send a
scanned image to an FTP destination.
The Sample key also allows you to print a sample of a scanned image in both the COPY mode
and the SCAN mode. You can then check the sample for quality or observe the results of
features or copy quality adjustments before the document is copied or scan to a file.
The dimensions of the sample, in the Copy mode, are the width of the page by 210 mm. The
sample is taken from a point equidistant from the lead and trail edge of the image. Refer to Copy
Mode below for instruction to print a sample.
In the SCAN mode the sample size is the whole document. To enable the Sample key in the
SCAN Mode, the Scan-to-net feature must be installed. To enable a print sample the Scan-toPrint feature key must be installed. Refer to the Scan Mode Sample below for instructions to print
a sample.
Copy Mode Sample

To print a sample of a scanned image:
1. Press the Sample key. The Sample indicator lamp illuminates. The Scan System
Control Panel is placed in Printer Interrupt mode and the Printer Interrupt indicator
lamp illuminates. The Printer immediately prints a sample of the next image inserted
into the Scan System. The SAMPLE MODE screen is displayed.
SAMPLE MODE
PRESS START TO ACCEPT PAGE.
PRESS C/CA TO REJECT.
Sample Mode Screen 1
2. Do one of the following:
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Press the Start key to print the complete image as a full-size copy.
Press the C/CA key to delete the scanned image.
3. Press the Sample key again to disable the Sample feature. The Printer is returned to
the default priority setting and the Sample and Printer Interrupt indicator lamps are
extinguished.
Scan Mode Sample

The best sample prints will be produced if the image enhancement features have been enabled.
Refer to the Image Quality section of this document for more information.
In order to have the selections indicated below in the SAMPLE MODE screen, the Scan-to-Net
feature key must be installed to get SCAN IMAGE TO FILE, and the Scan-to-Print feature key
must be installed to get SCAN IMAGE TO PRINTER. It is convenient on the Wide Format Copy
Systems to be able to make a sample before scanning an image to file.
To print a sample copy, perform the following:
1. If the Scan System is set to COPY mode, switch to SCAN mode. For more
information, refer to the section of this document entitled Switching between COPY
and SCAN mode.
2. Enter the Directory name.
3. Press the Sample special function key. The SAMPLE MODE screen is displayed.
SAMPLE MODE
FILE: LOCAL FILE
SCAN IMAGE TO PRINTER
Sample Mode Screen 2

NOTE: When there is no Scan-to-Print license present, the FILE field will not be shown. Instead,
it will be replaced by the phrase "NO SCAN-TO-NET LICENSE".
The FILE field has the following options to choose from:

LOCAL FILE - Creates a local file on the hard drive.
DESTINATION 1 16 - Either an FTP or remote printer destination, configured via Web
Printer Management Tool "Configuration Scanner" page.
NOTE: At least one destination must be specified for a file. If you select NO FILE and disable the
SCAN IMAGE TO PRINTER checkbox, then you will not be able to exit the screen until
either the Scan-to-Print checkbox is selected, or a destination other than NO FILE is
selected.
4. Press the Next key to highlight SCAN IMAGE TO PRINTER.

NOTE: When there is no Scan-to-Print license present, the SCAN IMAGE TO PRINTER
selection field will not be shown. Instead, it will be replaced by the phrase "NO SCANTO-PRINT LICENSE".
5. Press the Enter key to enable SCAN IMAGE TO PRINTER. Press the Exit key to
exit the menu. The processing time for Scan-to-Printer images will be longer,
depending on the image size.
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(SCAN mode)
Scanning to the Network (SCAN mode)

The Wide Format Copy System has two scanning modes of operation: COPY mode and SCAN
mode.
NOTE: Color Scan-to-Net is an available option for all XEROX Wide Format Copy Systems
equipped with the Wide Format Scan System. The Color Scan-to-Net feature requires a
separately purchased, Color Enablement feature key.
NOTE: The COPY mode will be disabled and the READY TO COPY screen will not be
accessible when the SCAN OPTION (COLOR) is enabled and a color printer is
connected to the Controller.
In COPY mode, documents are scanned and temporarily stored in memory or on the
controller internal hard disk, and then sent to the local Printer as soon as the Printer
is available. When the next job is scanned, the file from the previous job is
automatically deleted from the hard disk, making room for new files. Operation of the
system works as described in the previous sections.
In SCAN mode, the choices include:

Scan to Remote Destination: Scanned images can be transferred to up to 16
remote FTP or printer destinations. Before an image is scanned, the FTP Destination
is selected on the Scan Systems Sample Mode screen. Scan to FTP images are not
stored on the FreeFlow Accxes Controllers hard drive. Scan to remote printer images
are stored on the FreeFlow Accxes Controllers hard drive. The FTP and Remote
Printer features are located on the Sample Mode screen. See the Sample Key
section of this guide for more information. The destination choices that show on the
scan systems Sample Mode screen were defined on the Web Printer Management
Tool page located at Configuration > Scanner.
NOTE: If the Image Overwrite feature is enabled, Scan to FTP is still available, but since the
images are deleted from the hard drive, Scan to Remote Printer is disabled while the
Image Overwrite feature is in effect.
If an internal error occurs while FTP transferring a scanned image to a remote file system, the
scanned image will be deleted and the following error will be displayed. Setting up an FTP
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destination on the Web Printer Management Tool with an invalid user name and/or password,
can also cause this error.
CONTROLLER FAULT
50000017: INTERNAL FAULT
FTP TRANSFER FAILED
SCANNED IMAGE DELETED
FTP Transfer Failed Screen
Scan-to-Net: The image file created by scanning is stored directly on the controller hard disk for
later retrieval over a connected network by a remote system. The image is stored in Tagged
Image File Format (TIFF) 6.0 using CCITT Group 4, CALS, Packbits, or PDF/A-1b. Highresolution JPG files and PDF/A-1b are also available with the Color Scan-to-Net option. Files
stored in SCAN mode can be retrieved over the network. After the FreeFlow Accxes Client Tools
program, which is running on a network-connected computer, retrieves the file, the image residing
on the local hard disk is deleted automatically.
After a file has been on the local hard disk for longer than the time specified for the FILE
DELETION Timer, the system automatically deletes the file. Refer to the Main Menu,
CONFIGURATION menu, TIMERS section of this manual for information about setting the FILE
DELETION timer.
Real-time PDF Scan-to-Net: Processing of the image for storage or transfer to a remote location
is done at the same time the image is being scanned. This cannot be done when using the Color
PDF Scan-to-Net feature.
Switching between COPY mode and SCAN mode

NOTE: The COPY mode will be disabled and the READY TO COPY screen will not be
accessible when a color printer is connected to the Controller.
To switch between the COPY mode and the SCAN mode, perform the following steps:
1. Ensure that the READY TO COPY screen is displayed. If a menu is displayed, press
the Menu key to return to the READY screen. If PLEASE ENTER ACCOUNT is
displayed, enter a valid User ID code, and then enter a valid account number to
obtain the READY screen.
2. Press the Mode key. The system switches to the SCAN mode and the screen now
displays. Pressing the Mode key again returns the system to the COPY mode.
PLEASE ENTER
DIRECTORY
Images
Please Enter Directory Screen
3. Enter a Directory name, up to 16 alphanumeric characters, to which you will scan the
images. The name cannot begin with a period/decimal point.
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Understanding the READY TO SCAN screen

Below is an example of the READY TO SCAN screen. Following the example are descriptions of
the special information displayed on the screen.
READY TO SCAN
INSERT DOCUMENT
TIFF/CCITTG4
1
1 BIT
400
Ready to Scan Screen
TIFF/CCITTG4
1 BIT
This area indicates the selected file format. Refer to

SCAN OPTIONS (LINE) or SCAN OPTIONS
(PHOTO) or SCAN OPTIONS (COLOR) to set these
options. The available options will differ depending
upon your Scan Option selection.
This area shows the selected scanning resolution.

Press the Previous or Next key to select a value of 100,
200, 300, 400, or interpolated 600 DPI (Dots Per Inch).
A new value can be selected before each scan.
This icon shows how much Random Access Memory (RAM)

is in use by the scanned file. As space is used, the dark area
increases. After the scan is complete, the file is processed
and then moved to the internal hard disk. The RAM space
then becomes available again.
This icon shows how much hard disk space is in use by

stored files. As space is used, the dark area increases.
When files are moved off the disk over the network to
remote devices, the space becomes available again. Files
are also deleted when the age of the file exceeds the value
set in the timer. Refer to Timers in the Main Menu
section to set this value. The factory default is 24 hours.
Selections disabled in SCAN mode

Certain selections available in COPY mode are not available in SCAN mode. The unavailable
selections are:
Specifying the media Source and Type Since the output is now an electronic file,
specifying the media is not applicable.
Specifying the output format The image file always has the format of the length of
the document by the scan width. The scan width can be manually specified if the
entire width of the document is not desired. Refer to Scan System Control in the
Main Menu section to enable or disable manual specification of the scan width.
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Selection of Margins or Justification You can crop equal amounts from each side
edge of the document by manually specifying a scan width that is narrower than the
actual document. Refer to Scan System Control in the Main Menu section to
enable or disable manual specification of the scan width.
Specification of Finishing Options Since there is no physical output, the finishing

operations are not applicable.
Selection of Reduce/Enlarge - The electronic file is saved without alteration, so all

scanned information is preserved.
Selection of Image Type. Only Line, Photo, Normal, and Color image types are
valid for SCAN mode. Refer to the Image Quality, Scan Mode section in this
manual for additional information
Background Suppression - This selection is automatically switched to OFF if a

color printer is connected.
Operating in SCAN mode

To scan documents for later retrieval over the network:
1. If job accounting is enabled, enter in your User ID and Account ID when prompted
and press Enter. If job accounting is not enabled, you will not have to enter your IDs.
2. If you want to see a preview of the scanned images when they are retrieved from the
Controller to your workstation, verify that the Scan Systems default PREVIEW box
is checked when selecting the Original, Type. Use the Previous, Next, and Enter
keys to enable PREVIEW. Use the Enter key to confirm your choice(s). For Normal
and Line modes, you will be able to select single bit preview image scaling, and with
Accxes 13.0, the system produces improved preview images for both Normal and
Line modes.
3. With READY TO COPY is displayed on the Scan System Control Panel, press the
Mode key to display READY TO SCAN.
4. Use the keypad on the Scan System Control Panel to enter in your 16 alphanumeric
character Scan Directory name.
5. To view a sample of the file before it is scanned to a file, press the Sample key on
the Control Panel. Use the Next or Previous key to highlight SCAN-TO-PRINTER
and press the Enter key. Press the Exit key to return to the READY screen, and then
press Start. A copy will be sent to the printer.
6. When the Scan System Control Panel displays READY TO SCAN, select your
desired scanning resolution using the Next and Previous keys.
NOTE: When making a color scan, be sure to select Color with the arrow key under Image
Quality on the Scan System Control Panel. The Normal and Photo lights will be on.
7. Select the Image Quality, Original, and Type by pressing the arrow button located
under Type. When the Type (Normal, Line, Photo, or Color) is selected, the
appropriate SCAN OPTION (NORMAL, LINE, PHOTO, or COLOR) is displayed. Use
the Next, Previous, and Enter keys to navigate to and through the available options
on the screen. Press the Enter key to confirm your choice(s). For additional
information refer to the Image Quality, Scan Mode section of this manual.
8. Insert your original document face down and centered on the feed tray of the Scan
System.
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9. Gently move your document forward until the Scan Systems feed rolls engage the
documents leading edge.
10. If prompted to do so, enter the desired scanning width and press Enter.
11. As your document is automatically fed into the Scan System, the resulting image is
stored as a file in the Scan Directory on the system Controllers hard drive. The
image can be retrieved at your workstation using the Document Retrieve Tool of the
FreeFlow Accxes Client Tools.
NOTE: You may have to press the Start button if the configuration (for Auto Scan) has been
changed from the factory default.
Clearing the scanned images

The C/CA key enables you to remove scanned images from the Wide Format Copy System hard
disk.
To clear scanned images:
1. Press the C/CA key. The CLEAR SCANNED IMAGE screen is displayed.
CLEAR SCANNED IMAGE

DO NOT CLEAR IMAGE
Clear Scanned Image Screen
2. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight the desired selection.

3. Press the Enter key to select the highlighted selection. The choices are:
DO NOT CLEAR IMAGE The image is not deleted.
CLEAR LAST IMAGE - The last image scanned by the currently active account is
deleted. Press the C/CA key again, followed by the Enter key, to delete the next-tolast scanned image. This process can be repeated until all desired images are
removed from the hard disk. It may take a few minutes longer to clear a scanned
photo or an image with color.
NOTE: It is not possible to skip images. For example, it is not possible to leave the last image
scanned, but delete the next-to-last image scanned. Photo and Color mode scans may
take a few minutes to clear.
CLEAR ALL IMAGES All images stored under the currently active account are
deleted.
If the scanned image is a multi page file, the choices are:
DO NOT CLEAR PAGE The page is not deleted.
CLEAR LAST PAGE - The last page scanned by the currently active account is
deleted. Press the C/CA key again, followed by the Enter key, to delete the next-tolast scanned page. This process can be repeated until all desired pages are removed
from the hard disk. It may take a few minutes longer to clear a scanned photo or an
image with color.
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CLEAR ENTIRE MULTI-PAGE All pages stored under the currently active account
are deleted.
Managing the File System

The file system stores images in directories on the internal hard disk drive. The images are stored
in the Directory specified by the user when entering the SCAN mode. The default directory is
images. Managing the file system requires the System Administrator password.
The FILE SYSTEM option of the SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION menu enables the System
Administrator to perform a number of file system management functions. They are:
Listing the number of images stored under each directory and the percentage of total
hard disk space consumed by each account
Deleting all of the images scanned under any directory.
Deleting all of the images currently stored on the hard disk.
Refer to File System in the Main Menu section of this manual for complete information about
the above functions.
Scanning Multiple Pages to Make a File

To scan multiple tiffs and pdfs to make a file:
1. When the Scan System Control Panel displays READY TO SCAN, select your
desired scanning resolution using the Next and Previous keys.
NOTE: When making a color scan, be sure to select Color with the arrow key under Image
Quality on the Scan System Control Panel. The Normal and Photo lights will be on.
2. Select the Image Quality, Original, and Type by pressing the arrow button located
under Type. When the Type (Normal, Line, Photo, or Color) is selected, the
appropriate SCAN OPTION (NORMAL, LINE, PHOTO, or COLOR) is displayed. Use
the Next, Previous, and Enter keys to navigate to and through the available options
on the screen. Select the TIFF or PDF option. Press the Enter key to confirm your
choice(s). For additional information refer to the Image Quality, Scan Mode section
of this manual.
3. Select Sets Build. This opens the Multi-Page screen.
Building Multi-Page Screen
4. Insert your original document face down and centered on the feed tray of the Scan
System.
5. Gently move your document forward until the Scan Systems feed rolls engage the
documents leading edge.
6. If prompted to do so, enter the desired scanning width and press Enter.
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7. As your document is automatically fed into the Scan System, the resulting image is
stored as a file in the Scan Directory on the system Controllers hard drive. The
image can be retrieved at your workstation using the Document Retrieve Tool of the
FreeFlow Accxes Client Tools.
8. Scan the documents. After you have scanned all of your pages, select Sets Build
again.
All Pages Scanned Screen
9. Select Start.
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Main Menu
The Main Menu provides options for configuring the system, obtaining system information,
performing system administration functions, and running system diagnostics.
When you access the Main Menu, a menu containing the following sub-menus is displayed:
CONFIGURATION - Enables you to configure the settings for a variety of system

options. These include localization, the Scan System Control Panel, copy options,
scan options for Normal, Line and Photo modes (and Color, if enabled), timers, the
power saver timeout, and Scan System control for Copy and Scan modes.
SYSTEM INFORMATION - Enables you to obtain information about the system

components, display the Scan System fault list, print configuration pages, and view
user account information.
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION - Enables the system administrator to perform job

accounting, file system management, security, and change password functions.
Access to this menu requires an administrators password.
DIAGNOSTICS - Enables the Customer Service Engineer and/or the operator to run
a number of system diagnostic routines.
To access the Main Menu:

1. Press the Menu key.
READY TO COPY
INSERT DOCUMENT
AUTO
1
100.0%
Menu
Previous
Next
Enter
Exit
Mode
The MAIN MENU screen is displayed. The black arrows indicate that the menu list
contains more items than are visible. The selected option is highlighted.
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MAIN MENU
CONFIGURATION
SYSTEM INFORMATION
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION
Main Menu Screen
2. Press the Previous or Next key to scroll through the list options.
3. When the desired option is highlighted, press the Enter key to select the option.
Configuration Menu
The CONFIGURATION option of the Main Menu provides a sub-menu of the following choices:
LOCALIZATION - Sets the display language and units of measurements.
CONTROL PANEL - Controls whether the beeper is used for the key click and invalid
entry beeps. Also allows selection of the font display style and the default operating
mode.
COPY OPTIONS - Sets the choices for standard media series, custom media
formats, custom reduction/enlargement values, and imaging parameters.
IMAGE ENHANCEMENTS - Enhances the appearance of a color scanned images in

particular color halftones, Scanning speed BEST IQ and FASTEST, and Dynamic
Background Removal. The FASTEST selections require the Turbo III.
TIMERS - Sets the values for the Feature, Printer Interrupt, and File Deletion timers.
POWER SAVER - Sets the number of hours of inactivity after which the system goes
into Power Saver mode.
SCANNER CONTROL - Sets the choices for the operation of the Scan System for
both copying and scan-to-file. Auto Scan, Document Return, and Mode (Manual
Width, Auto Width).
To access the CONFIGURATION menu:

1. Press the Menu key. The MAIN MENU screen is displayed.
2. Press the Enter key to select CONFIGURATION. The CONFIGURATION menu
screen is displayed. The black arrows indicate the menu contains more options than
are visible. The selected option is highlighted.
CONFIGURATION
LOCALIZATION
CONTROL PANEL
COPY OPTIONS
Configuration Screen
4. When the desired option is highlighted, press the Enter key to select the options.
The menu or screen for the selected option is displayed.
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Localization
The LOCALIZATION option of the CONFIGURATION menu sets the language in which
messages are displayed. It also controls whether measurements are displayed in English or
metric units.
To set the display language or display units:
3. Press the Enter key to select LOCALIZATION. The LOCALIZATION screen is
displayed. Below is an example of the LOCALIZATION screen.
LOCALIZATION
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
DISPLAY UNITS:
Localization Screen
4. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight LANGUAGE or DISPLAY UNITS.

5. Press the Enter key to select the highlighted option.
6. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight the desired setting for the option.
The choices for LANGUAGE are ENGLISH, SPANISH, FRENCH, ITALIAN,
GERMAN, RUSSIAN, or PORTUGUESE. ENGLISH is the default setting.
The choices for DISPLAY UNITS are INCHES or MM (MILLIMETERS). INCHES is
the default setting.
7. Press the Enter key to select the highlighted setting.
8. Repeat steps 4 through 6 to change the remaining setting, if desired.
9. Press the Exit key to return to the CONFIGURATION menu screen.
Control Panel
The CONTROL PANEL option of the CONFIGURATION menu controls whether the beeper is
used for the key click and invalid entry beeps. It also allows selection of the font display style and
the default mode of operation for the Wide Format Copy System.
To set the beeper, text style or default operating mode:
3. Press the Next key to select CONTROL PANEL.
4. Press the Enter key to select CONTROL PANEL. The CONTROL PANEL screen is
displayed. Below is an example of the CONTROL PANEL screen.
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BEEPER:
TEXT:
CONTROL PANEL
ENABLED
NORMAL
DEFAULT MODE:
COPY
Control Panel Screen
5. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight BEEPER, TEXT MODE or DEFAULT
MODE.
7. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight the desired setting for the option.
The choices for BEEPER are ENABLED or DISABLED. ENABLED is the default
setting. The Initialization Beep and the Fault Beep are not affected by this setting
and cannot be turned off.
The choices for TEXT are NORMAL or BOLD. NORMAL is the default setting.
The choices for DEFAULT MODE are COPY or SCAN. COPY is the default setting.
NOTE: The DEFAULT MODE setting will not be displayed unless the Scan-to-Net feature is
enabled. Press the Enter key to select the highlighted setting.
8. Repeat steps 5 through 8 if you wish to change another setting.

Copy Options
The COPY OPTIONS feature of the CONFIGURATION menu provides a sub-menu of the
following choices:
MEDIA SERIES Sets the standard media sizes for preset output formats. Table 5
shows the standard media series and the sizes associated with them.
CUSTOM MEDIA FORMATS Sets the custom media sizes for preset output
formats.
CUSTOM R/E PRESETS Sets the reduction/enlargement ratios
IMAGING Sets the imaging options.
To access the COPY OPTIONS menu:

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3. Press the Next key until COPY OPTIONS is displayed. The COPY OPTIONS menu
screen is displayed. The black arrows indicate that the menu contains more options
than are visible. The selected option is highlighted.
COPY OPTIONS
MEDIA SERIES
CUSTOM MEDIA FORMATS
CUSTOM R/E PRESETS
Copy Options Screen
Table 2. Media Series Options
Choose
Series
To Display
Sizes
Dimensions
ANSI
8.5 x 11 inches (215.9 x 279.4 mm)
11 x 17 inches (279.4 x 431.8 mm)
17 x 22 inches (431.8 x 558.8 mm)
22 x 34 inches (558.8 x 863.6 mm)
34 x 44 inches (836.6 x 1117.6 mm)
9 x 12 inches (228.6 x 304.8 mm)
12 x 18 inches (304.8 x 457.2 mm)
18 x 24 inches (457.2 x 609.6 mm)
24 x 36 inches (609.6 x 914.4 mm)
36 x 48 inches (914.4 x 1219.2 mm)
30
30 x 42 Inches (76.2 x 106.7 mm)
A4
210 x 297 mm
A3
297 x 420 mm
A2
420 x 594 mm
A1
594 x 841 mm
A0
841 x 1189 mm
B4
250 x 353 mm
B3
353 x 500 mm
B2
500 x 707 mm
B1
707 x 1000 mm
ARCH
ISO A
ISO B
(width x length)
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JIS B
B4
257 x 364 mm
B3
364 x 515 mm
B2
515 x 728 mm
B1
728 x 1030 mm
Media Series
The MEDIA SERIES option controls which standard media series are displayed when Preset is
selected from the Output Format portion of the Scan System Control Panel.
You can select one or more media series to be displayed. Refer to Table 5 for a listing of the
sizes associated with each media series.
To enable/disable a media series:
3. Press the Next key until COPY OPTIONS is highlighted.
4. Press the Enter key to select COPY OPTIONS. The COPY OPTIONS menu screen
is displayed.
5. Press the Enter key to select MEDIA SERIES. The MEDIA SERIES screen is
displayed. Below is an example of the MEDIA SERIES screen.
MEDIA SERIES
ANSI
ARCH
ISO A
ISO B
JIS B
Media Series Screen
6. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight a media series.

7. Press the Enter key to ENABLE or DISABLE the highlighted media series. A
checkmark appears in the box to the left of the series when the series is enabled.
The factory default setting is ENABLED for the ANSI media series and DISABLED for
all others.
8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 for each media series you wish to enable or disable.
9. Press the Exit key to return to the COPY OPTIONS menu screen.
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Custom Media Formats

The CUSTOM MEDIA FORMATS option controls which custom media formats are displayed
when Preset is selected from the Output Format portion of the Scan System Control Panel. You
can specify up to six custom media formats. To use the SCANNER CONTROL, MODE:
PRODUCTIVITY: CUSTOM mode, the custom sizes must be entered in the CUSTOM MEDIA
FORMATS.
To specify a custom media format:
is displayed.
5. Press the Next key to highlight CUSTOM MEDIA FORMATS.
6. Press the Enter key to select CUSTOM MEDIA FORMATS. The CUSTOM MEDIA
FORMATS screen is displayed.
The first "0.0" in each "0.0 x 0.0" format represents the width. The second "0.0"
represents the length.
NOTE: The formats are expressed in the units of measurement selected for the machine. Refer
to "Localization" in the "Main Menu" section for further information.
Below is an example of the MEDIA SERIES screen. In the example, the display units have been
set to inches.
CUSTOM MEDIA FORMATS (IN)

0.0.X 0.0
0.0 X 0.0
0.0.X 0.0
0.0 X 0.0
0.0.X 0.0
0.0 X 0.0
Custom Media Formats Screen
7. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight the desired field.

8. Use the numeric keypad to enter the value for the highlighted field.
9. Widths in excess of 36 inches (914 mm) or less than 11 inches (297 mm) are not
valid.
11. Repeat steps 7 through 9 until all desired formats are defined.
NOTE: Any custom formats that are not defined are automatically set to zero and are not
displayed elsewhere.
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Custom R/E Presets

The CUSTOM R/E PRESETS option controls which reduction/enlargement ratios are displayed
when Preset is selected from the Reduction/Enlargement portion of the Scan System Control
Panel. You can specify up to six reduction/enlargement presets.
To specify a reduction/enlargement preset:
is displayed.
5. Press the Next key until CUSTOM R/E PRESETS is highlighted.
6. Press the Enter key to select CUSTOM R/E PRESETS. The CUSTOM R/E
PRESETS screen is displayed. Below is an example of the CUSTOM R/E PRESETS
screen.
CUSTOM R/E PRESETS

100.0%
100.0%
100.0%
100.0%
100.0%
100.0%
Custom R/E Presets Screen
7. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight the value that you wish to change.
8. Use the numeric keypad to enter the desired value. The valid value range is from
25% to 400%.
NOTE: Duplicate values are not displayed in the Preset Reduction/Enlargement list. You can
remove a preset value from the list by setting the value to 100.0%.

10. Repeat steps 7 through 9 for each value you wish to change.
Imaging
The IMAGING option allows you to perform the following functions:
AUTO ROTATE - Enable or disable automatic image rotation. If AUTO ROTATE is

enabled, the scanned image will be electronically rotated 90 degrees only to match
one of the page dimensions, prevent clipping on the selected roll, or to correct the
orientation for use with the folder.
REDUCTION LINE PRESERVATION - Use this feature to enable/disable line

preservation when reducing normal and line-mode documents.
MAXIMUM COPY LENGTH To see what your Scan Systems maximum copy
length is, select the Menu key > Configuration > Copy Options > Imaging >
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Maximum Copy Length. The default is 100 feet. For the 6030/6050/6050A, the
scanned copy would get cut off at 3 meters.
WARNING: Copy documents that are larger than the printers maximum capability will not
print correctly, or may not print at all.
To enable/disable the imaging options:

is displayed.
5. Press the Next key until IMAGING is highlighted.
6. Press the Enter key to select IMAGING. The IMAGING screen is displayed. Below
is an example of the IMAGING screen.
IMAGE ENHANCEMENT
IMAGING
AUTO-ROTATE
COLOR IQ: SRGB
9 REDUCTION LINE PRESERVATION
MAXIMUM COPY LENGTH: 1200.0 IN
Imaging Screen

8. Press the Enter key to enable or disable the highlighted option. A checkmark
appears in the box to the left of the option when the option is enabled.
The factory default setting is disabled for AUTO-ROTATE.
9. Repeat steps 7 and 8 to enable or disable REDUCTION LINE PRESERVATION, if
desired.
Image Enhancements
The IMAGE ENHANCEMENT feature settings are used to enhance the appearance of color
scanned images, particularly halftone color originals (for example, maps).
This feature will greatly enhance the printing of a color sample using the Color Scan-to-Print
feature key.
To enable the IMAGE ENHANCEMENT features, perform the following:
1. Select the Menu key.
3. Press the Next key until IMAGE ENHANCEMENT is highlighted.
4. Press the Enter key to select IMAGE ENHANCEMENT. The IMAGE
ENHANCEMENT menu screen is displayed.
5. Press the Next key to highlight COLOR IQ.
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6. Press the Enter key to select COLOR IQ. The COLOR IQ screen is displayed.
IMAGE ENHANCEMENT
SRGB
COLOR IQ:
IQ: SRGB
COLOR
BEST IQ
NORMAL MODE:

7. Press the Next key to select the enhancement option you want:
NONE: scanned color has no color correction applied.
SRGB: scanned colors will be converted to the SRGB (Standard Red Green
Blue) color space
ADAPTIVE CONTRAST: scanned colors are first converted to the SRGB color
space, and then enhanced using an adaptive contrast algorithm. The adjustment
changes the images white point, black point,
NOTE: Further color halftone image enhancement can be achieved when printing by enabling
the Error Diffusion Raster Halftone Method in the controller Web Printer Management
Tool. The setting is found on the Processing Defaults page. Select Error Diffusion from
the Raster Halftone Method pull-down menu.
8. Press the Enter key to select the enhancement setting.

9. Press the Next key to select NORMAL MODE then press the Enter key to select
Normal Mode.
10. Press Previous or Next to scroll through the settings BEST IQ and FASTEST, then
press the Enter key to select the setting. BEST IQ is the default.
11. Press the Next key to select DYNAMIC BACKGROUND SUPPRESSION. Then
press the Enter key to enable/disable DYNAMIC BACKGRO UND REMOVAL.
Disabling the DYNAMIC BACKGROUND REMOVAL enables the STATIC
BACKGROUND REMOVAL. DYNAMIC BACKGROUND REMOVAL is the default
and should be used for most document types.
13. Press the Exit key to return to the CONFIGURATION menu.
Timers
The TIMERS option of the CONFIGURATION menu allows you to set the values for the time-out
functions. Pressing any key or scanning a document resets the timers.
The timers are as follows:
FEATURE Controls how long the current feature parameters remain in effect after
the last key press, scan completion, or insertion of a document into the Scan System.
The FEATURE timer can be set between 0 and 99 minutes. The factory default is 5
minutes. A value of 0 means that the feature will never time out.
NOTE: To prevent images from being lost, feature time-outs will not occur during the sets build
process.
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PRINTER INTERRUPT - Controls how long the Printer remains in the interrupted
state with no interruption at the Scan System Control Panel. This timer pertains to
print jobs that have been interrupted to allow a copy job to process. The allowed
range is 1 to 99 minutes. The factory default is 1 minute.
FILE DELETION - Specifies the maximum amount of time a scanned image file
remains on the file system before being deleted. This timer pertains only to files
scanned when the Wide Format Copy System is in the READY TO SCAN mode. This
timer can be set between 1 and 24 hours in increments of 1 hour. When a file is
scanned in, it is given a time stamp. When the age of the file on the hard disk
exceeds the value of the FILE DELETION timer, the file is automatically deleted to
allow space for new files. The default value is 24 hours. After the files have been
deleted, the directory will also be deleted if no other files are scanned to it.
To adjust a timer:
3. Press the Next key until TIMERS is highlighted.
4. Press the Enter key to select TIMERS. The TIMERS screen is displayed.
TIMERS
FEATURE (0 99) MIN 5
PRINTER INTERRUPT (1 99 MIN): 1
FILE DELETION (1-24 HR): 24
Timers Screen
5. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight the desired timer.

6. Press the Enter key to select the highlighted timer.
7. Use the numeric keypad to enter the timer value.
9. Repeat steps 5 through 8 if you want to set the value for additional timers.
Power Saver
The POWER SAVER option of the CONFIGURATION menu allows you to set the number of
hours of inactivity after which the system goes into Power Saver mode.
To adjust the power saver:
3. Press the Next key until POWER SAVER is highlighted.
4. Press the Enter key to select POWER SAVER. The POWER SAVER screen is
displayed.
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POWER SAVER
POWER SAVER DELA Y (0 4 HR): 3
Power Saver Screen
5. Use the numeric keypad to enter the power saver value. The valid value range is 0
to 4 hours. The factory default is 3 hours.
Scanner Control
The SCANNER CONTROL option of the CONFIGURATION menu allows you to set the options
for how the Scan System starts and finishes a scan. It contains the following features:
AUTOSCAN - Tells the Scan System either to start the scan automatically when the
document is inserted (ENABLED), or to wait until the Start key is pressed
(DISABLED). ENABLED is the factory default setting.
DOCUMENT RETURN - Tells the Scan System, after the scan, either to return the
document to the front of the Scan System (FRONT), or to drop the document from
the rear of the Scan System into the catch tray (REAR). REAR is the factory default
setting.
NOTE: Refer to Controlling the Scan for additional information.
MODE: (PRODUCTIVITY is the default.)
MANUAL WIDTH - The user must enter the document width and very carefully center
the document. In this mode the document will be prescanned.
AUTOWIDTH - Enables the automatic detection of the width of the document. In this
mode the document will be prescanned.
AUTOWIDTH/AUTOCENTER - Enables the automatic centering of the image and

automatic width detection. This selection is the default. In this mode the document
will be prescanned.
PRODUCTIVITY - This feature does not use AUTOCENTER, requiring the operator
to manually align the document within the media guidelines on the Feed-in Tray. The
width sensors eliminate the need for a prescan, thereby increasing the overall
throughput of the system resulting in higher productivity. When this feature is used,
the operator must select the media series, ANSI, ARCH, ISO A, ISO B JIS B and
CUSTOM etc. since the number of sensors provided cannot monitor every media
type.
To use the MODE: PRODUCTIVITY: CUSTOM the custom sizes must be entered in
the CUSTOM MEDIA FORMATS (Select the Menu key > CONFIGURATION>COPY
OPTIONS).
To set the Scanner Control features:

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3. Press the Next key until SCANNER CONTROL is highlighted.

4. Press the Enter key to select SCANNER CONTROL. The SCANNER CONTROL
SCANNER CONTROL
AUTOSCAN
DOCUMENT RETURN:
MODE:
FRONT
AUTOWIDTH/AUTOCENTER
ScannerControl Screen
5. Press the Previous or Next key to select the desired feature.

6. Press the Enter key to confirm the choice.
7. Press the Previous or Next key to select the desired setting.
For AUTOSCAN, you can enable or disable the feature. A checkmark in the box
to the left of the feature indicates that the feature is enabled. Enabled is the
factory default setting for these features.
For DOCUMENT RETURN, the selections are FRONT and REAR. FRONT is
the factory default setting.
For MODE: use the Previous or Next keys to select the desired option then
press the Enter key to confirm the choice. The options are MANUAL,
AUTOWIDTH, AUTOWIDTH/AUTOCENTER, or PRODUCTIVITY. If
PRODUCTIVITY is selected, then use the Previous or Next key to select the
ANSI, ARCH, ISO A, ISO B, JISB, or CUSTOM setting.
Use the CUSTOM setting when documents of mixed series will be scanned in the
same job. The CUSTOM selection uses the custom sizes that are entered in the
CUSTOM MEDIA SIZES (Menu key > CONFIGURATION>COPY OPTIONS).
CUSTOM MEDIA FORMATS (IN)

0.0.X 0.0
0.0 X 0.0
0.0.X 0.0
0.0 X 0.0
0.0.X 0.0
0.0 X 0.0
Custom Media Formats Screen
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System Information Menu

The SYSTEM INFORMATION option of the MAIN MENU contains the following menu choices:
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION - Provides information about each component connected to

the Wide Format Copy System.
RECENT FAULT LIST - Displays the most recent faults related to the Scan System.
CONFIGURATION PRINTS - Prints Copier and Printer configuration pages.
To access the SYSTEM INFORMATION menu:

2. Press the Next key to highlight SYSTEM INFORMATION.
3. Press the Enter key to select SYSTEM INFORMATION. The SYSTEM
INFORMATION menu screen is displayed. The black arrows indicate that the menu
contains more options than are visible. The selected option is highlighted.
SYSTEM INFORMATION
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
RECENT FAULT LIST
CONFIGURATION PRINTS
System Information Screen
System Description
The SYSTEM DESCRIPTION option of the SYSTEM INFORMATION menu provides information
on the model identity and firmware version for each component connected to the Wide Format
Copy System.
To display component information:
2. Press the Next key to highlight the SYSTEM INFORMATION option.
INFORMATION menu screen is displayed.
4. Press the Enter key to select SYSTEM DESCRIPTION. The SYSTEM
DESCRIPTION screen is displayed.
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
SCANNER
CONTROLLER
CONTROL PANEL
System Description Screen
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5. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight the component about which you want to
view information.
6. Press the Enter key to select the highlighted component. The screen for the
selected component is displayed. Following are examples of the screens for each of
the components.
SCANNER
MODEL: XEROX WIDE FORMAT SCAN SYSTEM
FIRMWARE: 3.2.8
Scanner Screen
CONTROLLER
MODEL: 4
FIRMWARE: 10.0
RAM: 512MB
Controller Screen
NOTE: The CONTROLLER screen also provides the amount of Random Access Memory (RAM).
CONTROL PANEL
MODEL: 1
FIRMWARE : 1.1.0
Control Panel Screen
PRINTER
MODEL: XEROX XXXX WIDE FORMAT
FIRMWARE: XXX
Printer Screen
NOTE: The XXXX represents the Printer name.
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FINISHER
MODEL:
NONE
Finisher Screen
NOTE: This screen identifies the Finisher, if any. If there is no finisher, the MODEL is displayed
as NONE. If a Folder is connected, the FINISHER screen displays the configuration of
the connected Folder.
7. Press the Exit key to return to the SYSTEM DESCRIPTION screen.
Recent Fault List

The RECENT FAULT LIST option of the SYSTEM INFORMATION menu displays the most
recent faults related to the Scan System. Fault messages are stored in the Controller. Each fault
message contains a fault code and a digital time stamp. When you call for service, the service
center may ask you for this information.
To display the recent fault list:
4. Press the Next key to highlight RECENT FAULT LIST.
Press the Enter key to select RECENT FAULT LIST. The RECENT FAULT LIST
screen is displayed. Below is an example of the RECENT FAULT LIST screen. The
first column is the time given in seconds since January 1, 1970. That's what is used
to determine the actual system date and time.
5.
Go to the Problem Solving section of this document to look up the second columns
fault code.
RECENT FAULT LIST

37449914 50000008
37449868 50000008
Recent Fault List Screen
6. Press the Previous or Next key to scroll through the list.

7. Press the Exit key to return to the SYSTEM INFORMATION menu screen.
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Configuration Prints
The CONFIGURATION PRINTS option of the SYSTEM INFORMATION menu allows you to print
one of the following selections:
Copier Configuration
Printer Configuration
Printer Settings
All of the above.
To print a configuration print:

4. Press the Previous or Next key until CONFIGURATION PRINTS is highlighted.
5. Press the Enter key to select CONFIGURATION PRINTS. The CONFIGURATION
PRINTS screen is displayed.
CONFIGURATION
COPIER CONFIGURATION
PRINTER CONFIGURATION
PRINTER SETTINGS
ALL CONFIGURATION PRINTS
Configuration Screen
6. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight the configuration page you want to print.
7. Press the Enter key to select the highlighted configuration. The screen for the
selected configuration is displayed. The default response is YES.
Below is an illustration of the COPIER CONFIGURATION screen.
COPIER CONFIGURATION
QUEUE TO PRINTER:
YES
Copier Configuration Screen
8. Press the Enter key to confirm the response. A status message is displayed
indicating that the configuration has been queued to the Printer.
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Below are illustrations of the other CONFIGURATION PRINT screens with the status message.
PRINTER CONFIGURATION
QUEUE TO PRINTER:
YES
Printer Configuration Screen
PRINTER SETTINGS
QUEUE TO PRINTER:
YES
Printer Settings Screen
ALL CONFIGURATION PRINTS

QUEUE TO PRINTER:
YES
All Configuration Prints Screen
9. Press the Exit key to return to the CONFIGURATION PRINTS screen.
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System Administration Menu

The SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION option of the MAIN MENU is reserved for the system
administrator. It can be accessed only after entering the system administration password.
When this option is selected, the system administrator is immediately prompted for a password.
See "Entering the system administration password" in this section for complete information about
the password entry.
Once the system administration password has been entered correctly, the SYSTEM
ADMINISTRATION menu screen is displayed. It contains the following options:
JOB ACCOUNTING MODE - Allows the system administrator to enable the Job
Accounting Mode. The options are DISABLED, ENABLED, and OPTIONAL. The
default is DISABLED.
FILE SYSTEM - Allows the system administrator to view and delete account
information.
CHANGE PASSWORD - Allows the system administrator to change the system

administration password.
SECURITY SETTINGS - Allows the system administrator to set the image recall
feature. The immediate overwriting of data to DOD specification is such that the
system, at any point in its operation, can be considered secure and all data will be
removed no matter what operation the customer is performing.
Entering the System Administration Password

Access to the SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION menu requires the entry of the system administration
password.
To enter the system administration password:
2. Press the Previous or Next key until SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION is highlighted.
3. Press the Enter key to select SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION. The SYSTEM
ADMINISTRATION password screen is displayed.
SYS TEM ADMINIS TRA TION

ENTE R PASSWORD:
System Administration Screen

4. Use the numeric keypad to enter the password. The password will display as
asterisks.
5. Press the Enter key to confirm the password entry. The SYSTEM
ADMINISTRATION menu screen is displayed. The black arrows indicate that the
menu contains more options than are visible. The selected option is highlighted.
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SYSTEM
JOB ACCOUNTING MODE
FILE SYSTEM
CHANGE PASSWORD
SECURITY SETTINGS
System Screen
NOTE: If an incorrect password is entered, an error message will be displayed as shown below.
Enter the password again.
SYS TEM ADMINIS TRA TION

PASSWORD: *****
INVALID PASSWORD, RE-ENTER
System Administration Screen
6. Press the Previous or Next key to scroll through the list of system administration
options.
7. Press the Enter key to select the desired option.
Job accounting
The JOB ACCOUNTING option of the System Administration menu allows the system
administrator with access to enable Job Accounting. The options are DISABLED, ENABLED,
and OPTIONAL. The default is DISABLED.
File System
The FILE SYSTEM option of the SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION menu provides a sub-menu of the
following menu choices:
LIST BY DIRECTORY- Allows the system administrator to list the number of images
stored under each directory and the percentage of total hard disk space consumed
by the directory.
DELETE IMAGES - Allows the system administrator to delete all of the images
scanned for a particular directory.
DELETE ALL IMAGES - Allows the system administrator to delete all of the images
currently stored on the hard disk.
To access the FILE SYSTEM menu:

1. Access the SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION menu. See Entering the system
administration password in this section.
2. Press the Next key to highlight FILE SYSTEM.
3. Press the Enter key to select FILE SYSTEM. The FILE SYSTEM menu screen is
displayed.
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FILE SYSTEM
LIST BY DIRECTORY
DELETE IMAGES
DELETE ALL IMAGES
File System Screen

Listing Stored Image Information by Directory

The LIST BY DIRECTORY option allows the system administrator to display a list of the number
of images stored under each directory and the percentage of total hard disk space consumed by
each account.
To list scanned image information by account:
1. Access the SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION menu. See "Entering the system
administration password" in this section.
displayed.
4. Press the Enter key to select LIST BY DIRECTORY. The LIST BY DIRECTORY
screen is displayed. The following illustration is a DIRECTORY example of the LIST
BY screen.
NOTE: Directories that do not contain files will not be displayed. Directories not containing files
are deleted.
DIRECTORY
images
images
LIST BY DIRECTORY
COUNT
2*
35
SIZE (%)
<1
2
List by Directory Screen
For each directory, the account name (DIRECTORY), the number of images stored
under the directory (COUNT), and the percentage of total disk space consumed by
the account (SIZE (%)) are shown. The length of the directory name may cause the
information associated with the directory to wrap to the next line. Also, if the directory
name exceeds the character limit of the first line, the name will be truncated at the
width of the screen.
Use the Previous or Next key to scroll through the list.
An asterisk in the COUNT field indicates that some images in memory have not yet
been processed. A <1 in the SIZE field indicates the account uses less than 1% of
the total disk space on the file system.
5. Press the Exit key to return to the FILE SYSTEM menu screen.
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The DELETE IMAGE option allows the system administrator to delete all the images
stored for a particular account.
To delete stored images by account:
Deleting Stored Images by Directory

1. Access the SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION menu. See Entering the system
administration password in this section.
displayed.
4. Press the Next key to highlight DELETE IMAGES.
5. Press the Enter key to select DELETE IMAGES. The DELETE IMAGES screen is
displayed.
DELETE IMAGES
DIRECTORY:
Images
Delete Images Screen
6. Use the numeric keypad to enter the name of the directory from which you would like
delete the stored images.
7. Press the Enter key to confirm the account number. A delete confirmation screen is
displayed. The default response is NO.
The following illustration is an example of the DELETE IMAGES screen.
DELETE IMAGES
DIRECTORY:
Images
ARE YOU SURE ?
NO
Delete Images- Are You Sure Screen

9. Press the Enter key to confirm the deletion. While the deletion is in process, a
DELETING. . . message is displayed. When the deletion is complete, the status
changes to IMAGES DELETED. Below is an example of the deletion screen.
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DELETE IMAGES
DIRECTORY:
Images
IMAGES DELETED
Delete Images Images Deleted Screen
The DELETE ALL IMAGES option allows the system administrator to delete all the
images stored on the file system.
Deleting All Stored Images

To delete all stored images:
displayed.
4. Press the Next key until DELETE ALL IMAGES is highlighted.
5. Press the Enter key to select DELETE ALL IMAGES. The DELETE ALL IMAGES
screen is displayed. The default response is NO.
DELETE ALL IMAGES

ARE YOU SURE?:
NO
Delete All Images Screen

7. Press the Enter key to confirm the deletion. While the deletion is in process, a
"DELETING. . ." message is displayed. When the deletion is complete, the status
changes to IMAGES DELETED.
DELETE IMAGES
ARE YOU SURE?:
YES
IMAGES DELETED
Delete Images Are You Sure Screen
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Change Password
The CHANGE PASSWORD option of the SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION menu allows the system
administrator to change the system administration password.
The default system administration password on all newly delivered machines is 0 (zero). The
system administrator is required to change the password after the initial log in. Immediately
following the log in, the CHANGE PASSWORD screen is displayed. The password must be
changed at that time.
If the existing password has been lost, call for service. The customer service engineer will reset
the password to the default value of 0. The system administrator should then change the
password to a different value.
NOTE: Changing the system administrator password on the Scan System Control Panel also
changes the system administrator password for the Printer. These two passwords
always have the same value.
To change the system administration password:

3. Press the Next key until CHANGE PASSWORD is highlighted.
4. Press the Enter key to select CHANGE PASSWORD. The CHANGE PASSWORD
CHANGE PASSWORD
ENTE R OLD PASSWORD:
Change Password Screen
5. Use the numeric keypad to enter the old password.

6. Press the Enter key to confirm the old password. The CHANGE PASSWORD
screen will instruct you to enter the new password.
CHANGE PASSWORD
ENTER NEW PASSWORD:
Change Password Screen
7. Use the numeric keypad to enter the new password. The password will display as
asterisks.
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NOTE: The valid range for passwords is 0 - 65535. If the existing password or an invalid
password is entered, an error message will be displayed. The new password must be
entered again.
8. Press the Enter key to confirm the new password. The CHANGE PASSWORD
screen will instruct you to re-enter the new password.
CHANGE PASSWORD
RE-ENTER NEW PASSWORD:
Change Password Re-Enter Password Screen
9. Use the numeric keypad to re-enter the new password. The password will display as
asterisks.
10. Press the Enter key to confirm the re-entry. You will be returned to the SYSTEM
ADMINISTRATION menu screen. The new password is now effective. The old
password is no longer valid.
Security Settings
Scan-to-FTP: Scanned images can be transferred to 16 remote FTP destinations. The scanned
images are not stored on the Controllers hard drive. The FTP feature is located on the Sample
Mode screen.
Scan-to-Net: At most installations, users have the ability to recall the last image scanned (that
was not sent to an FTP destination) and all the settings associated with that image. The recalled
image can then be printed without the need to scan from the original document.
Security concerns at certain installations, however, might require that the image recall feature be
disabled. The SECURITY SETTINGS option of the System Administration menu allows the
system administrator to enable or disable the image recall feature. The default setting is
ENABLED.
To enable/disable the image recall feature:
2. Access the SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION menu.
3. Press the Next key until SECURITY SETTINGS is highlighted.
4. Press the Enter key to select SECURITY SETTINGS. The SECURITY SETTINGS
SECURITY SE TTINGS
IMAGE RECALL:
ENABLED
Security Settings Screen
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5. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight the desired response, ENABLED or
DISABLED.
6. Press the Enter key to confirm your selection.
7. Press the Exit key to return to the SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION menu screen.
Diagnostics menu
The DIAGNOSTICS option of the Main Menu contains the following menu choices:
NOTE: Some of the scanner diagnostics listed below require a password to access and are
performed only by a Customer Service Engineer.
USAGE METERS - Enables you to view usage information for documents scanned
and media printed.
CLEAR USAGE - Enables the Customer Service Engineer to reset to zero the usage
value for documents scanned. The diagnostic password is required for this function.
SCANNER DIAGNOSTICS - Provides a sub-menu of Scan System diagnostic

routines. Some of these routines are accessible by both the operator and the
Customer Service Engineer, but should only be accessed by an operator when
directed to do so by Service. Access to these tests has been given to enable some
preliminary diagnostics to be done by phone before a Customer Service Engineer is
dispatched. Others are accessible by the Service Engineer only and require the entry
of the diagnostic password.
INSTALLATION TEST PRINT - Enables the Customer Service Engineer to make a

copy of the test print to assist in diagnosing the Scan System.
PASSWORD - Enables the Customer Service Engineer to enter the password for
access to password-protected diagnostic functions.
To access the DIAGNOSTICS menu:

2. Press the Next key until DIAGNOSTICS is highlighted.
3. Press the Enter key to select DIAGNOSTICS. The DIAGNOSTICS menu screen is
displayed. The black arrows indicate the menu contains more options than are
visible. The selected option is highlighted.
DIAGNOSTICS
USAGE METERS
CLEAR SCANNER USAGE
SCANNER DIAGNOSTICS
Diagnostics Menu
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Usage Meters
Select the USAGE METERS option of the DIAGNOSTICS menu to view the total system usage
for documents scanned and media printed.
To view area and media usage:
displayed.
4. Press the Enter key to select USAGE METERS. The USAGE METERS screen is
displayed.
The USAGE METERS screen provides Scan System area usage and media usage. Scan
System area usage is measured in square units. Media usage is measured in both linear and
square units. Units are displayed as either feet or meters depending on the display units selected
for the Scan System. Refer to "Localization" in the "Main Menu" section for complete information
about setting the display units.
Below is an example of the USAGE METERS screen. In the example, the units are displayed as
meters.
USAGE METE RS
2
SCANNER (F ):
MEDIA LINEAR
MEDIA AREA
11
307
670
Usage Meters Screen

5. When finished viewing the usage information, press the Exit key to return to the
DIAGNOSTICS menu screen.
Clear Scanner Usage

The CLEAR SCANNER USAGE option of the DIAGNOSTICS menu is for use by the Customer
Service Engineer only. It requires the entry of the diagnostic password. It allows the Customer
Service Engineer to reset to zero the usage value for documents scanned.
Scanner Diagnostics
The SCANNER DIAGNOSTICS option of the DIAGNOSTICS menu provides a sub-menu of the
following choices:
IMAGE PATH - Enables you to validate the operation of the image processing (IP)
card and the image bar.
SCAN BAR - Enables you to calibrate the response of the scan bar.
FULL SYSTEM TEST - Enables you to run all applicable tests on the Scan System to
determine if it is working properly.
WRITE NVR - Enables the Customer Service Engineer to modify the contents of the
non-volatile memory of the Scan System. The diagnostic password is required for
this function.
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RESET NVR DEFAULTS - Enables the Customer Service Engineer to reset the NVR
values to the factory default values. The diagnostic password is required for this
function.
SCANNER RELIABILITY METER - Enables you to gather data about the usage of
the scanning mechanism.
SCANNER FAULTS (ORDERED) - Enables you to view the entries in the internal
Scanner Fault Log.
FAULTS (COUNTS) - Enables you to view the last cleared faults.
CLEAR SCANNER FAULT LOG - Enables the Customer Service Engineer to erase
the contents of the Scanner Fault Log. The diagnostic password is required for this
function.
CLEAN CALIBRATION ZONE - Enables you to quickly move the calibration surface
to the cleaning position.
COMPONENT TESTS - Provides a sub-menu of Scanner component diagnostic

routines. Some of these routines are accessible by both the operator and the
Customer Service Engineer. Others are accessible by the Customer Service
Engineer only and require the entry of the diagnostic password.
READ NVR - Enables you to examine the contents of the non-volatile RAM (NVR).
To access the SCANNER DIAGNOSTICS menu:

displayed.
4. Press the Next key until SCANNER DIAGNOSTICS is highlighted.
5. Press the Enter key to highlight SCANNER DIAGNOSTICS. The SCANNER
DIAGNOSTICS menu screen is displayed. The black arrows indicate that the menu
contains more options than are visible. The selected option is highlighted.
SCANNER DIAGNOSTICS
IMAGE PATH
SCAN BAR
FULL SYSTEM TEST
Scanner Diagnostics Screen
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Image Path
Select the IMAGE PATH option to validate the operation of the image processing (IP) card and
the image bar.
To run the IMAGE PATH diagnostic:
displayed.
4. Press the Next key until SCANNER DIAGNOSTICS is displayed.
5. Press the Enter key to select SCANNER DIAGNOSTICS. The SCANNER
DIAGNOSTICS menu screen is displayed.
6. Press the Enter key to select IMAGE PATH. The IMAGE PATH screen is displayed.
IMAGE PATH
STATUS: 0
BOARD ID: 2
BAR2: 0
BAR1: 0
BAR3: 0
ALL: 0
Image Path Screen
When you enter the IMAGE PATH screen, the status field for all tests contains a "0."
After a few seconds, the results of the tests are displayed. A test result with no
failure displays as PASS. A test result with a failure displays a failure code. If a
failure code is displayed, call for service.
7. Press the Exit key to return to the SCANNER DIAGNOSTICS menu screen.
Scan Bar
Select the SCAN BAR option to calibrate the response of the scan bar.
To run the SCAN BAR diagnostic:
displayed.
6. Press the Next key to highlight SCAN BAR.
7. Press the Enter key to select SCAN BAR. The SCAN BAR screen is displayed.
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SCAN BAR
CALIBRATION TEST
PRESS START TO BEGIN

Scan Bar Screen
8. Press the Start key to begin the test. While the test is executing, the bottom display
line changes to RUNNING.
At the completion of the test, the test result is displayed. A test result with no failure
displays as PASSED. A test result with a failure displays as FAILED followed by
ERROR CODE: and a hexadecimal value between 0 and FF. If a failure code is
displayed, call for service.
Full System Test

Select the FULL SYSTEM TEST option to run all applicable tests on the Scan System to
determine if it is working properly.
To run the FULL SYSTEM TEST diagnostic:
displayed.
6. Press the Next key until FULL SYSTEM TEST is highlighted.
7. Press the Enter key to select FULL SYSTEM TEST. The FULL SYSTEM TEST
FULL SYSTEM TEST

A)
B)
C)
G)
H)
I)
D)
E)
F)

Full System Test Screen
Nine sub-tests are included in the system test. Each letter on the screen
corresponds to a sub-test as follows:
a) Post Test 5 NVM (Non Volatile Memory) Verification
b) Post Test 6 Motor Communications
c) Post Test 7 SCVM Code Checksum
d) Post Test 8 SCVM (Scan System Virtual Memory) Load and Functional Test
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e) Post Test 9 Pixel Magic Interface

f)
Post Test A Pixel Magic Internal
g) Post Test B Video Path

h) Post Test C 24 VDC (Volts Direct Current) Power Supply Test
i)
Post Test D Lamp
8. Press the Start key to begin the system test. While the tests are executing, the
bottom display line changes to RUNNING.
At the completion of the tests, the test results are displayed. If a sub-test is
successful, a P is displayed. If a sub-test fails, an F is displayed. If an F is
displayed, the test has failed and service is required.
Write NVR
The WRITE NVR option is for use by the Customer Service Engineer only and requires the entry
of the diagnostic password. It allows the Customer Service Engineer to modify the contents of
the non-volatile memory of the Scan System.
Reset NVR Defaults

The RESET NVR DEFAULTS option is for use by the Customer Service Engineer only and
requires the entry of the diagnostic password. It allows the Customer Service Engineer to reset
the NVR values to the factory default values.
Scanner Reliability Meter

Select the SCANNER RELIABILITY METER option to view the current value of the usage meter
maintained by the Scan System. The meter counts and displays the number of linear feet since
the Scan System Fault Log was last cleared. The number of linear feet between fault
occurrences is an indication of the reliability of the Scan System.
To run the SCANNER RELIABILITY METER diagnostic:
displayed.
6. Press the Next key until SCANNER RELIABILITY METER is highlighted.
7. Press the Enter key to select SCANNER RELIABILITY METER. The SCANNER
RELIABILITY METER screen is displayed.
The Scanner usage meter is intended for gathering data about the reliability of the scanning
mechanism. This meter measures linear usage only. Units are displayed as either feet or meters
depending on the display units selected for the machine. Refer to Localization in the Main
Menu section for complete information about setting the display units.
Below is an example of the SCANNER RELIABILITY METER screen. In the example, the units
are displayed as feet.
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SCANNER RELIABILITY
LINEAR SCAN (FT):
COLOR (FT):
5678
0
Scanner Reliability Screen
Scanner Faults (Ordered)

Select the SCANNER FAULTS (ORDERED) option to view the entries in the internal Scanner
Fault Log.
To run the SCANNER FAULTS (ORDERED) diagnostic:
displayed.
6. Press the Next key until SCANNER FAULTS (ORDERED) is highlighted.
7. Press the Enter key to select SCANNER FAULTS (ORDERED). The SCANNER
FAULTS (ORDERED) screen is displayed.
The first line of the display contains the value of the internal Scanner Reliability Meter
reading when the log was last cleared. If the log has never been cleared, the value is
set to zero. This line scrolls with the log data.
The second and third lines contain the log entry information in columnar format. The
first column indicates the log entry number. The second column indicates the fault
code recorded in the log. The third column is the value of the internal Scanner
Usage Meter at the time the fault was detected.
Below is an example of the SCANNER FAULTS (ORDERED) screen.
SCANNER FAULTS (ORDERED)

LAST CLEARED:
2001
01
01-02
2476
02
01-03
2402
Scanner Faults (Ordered) Screen
8. Use the Previous or Next key to scroll through the listing.

The entries are presented three to a screen. You can view all valid entries in the
Scanner Fault Log from this screen. Empty log entries are not displayed.
9. When finished viewing the fault data, press the Exit key to return to the SCANNER
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Scanner Faults (Count)

Select the SCANNER FAULTS (COUNT) option to view the last cleared faults.
To run the SCANNER FAULTS (COUNTS) diagnostic:
displayed.
6. Press the Next key until SCANNER FAULTS (COUNTS) is highlighted.
7. Press the Enter key to select SCANNER FAULTS (COUNTS). The SCANNER
FAULTS (COUNTS) screen is displayed.
The first line of the display contains the value of the internal Scanner Reliability Meter
reading when the log was last cleared. If the log has never been cleared, the value is
set to zero. This line scrolls with the log data.
The second and third lines contain the log entry information in columnar format. The
first column indicates the log entry number. The second column indicates the fault
code recorded in the log. The third column is the value of the internal Scanner
Usage Meter at the time the fault was detected.
Below is an example of the SCANNER FAULTS (COUNTS) screen.
SCANNER FAULTS (COUNTS)

LAST CLEARED:
2001
01
01-02
2476
02
01-03
2402
Scanner Faults (Counts) Screen
8. Use the Previous or Next key to scroll through the listing.
The entries are presented three to a screen. You can view all valid entries in the
Scanner Fault Log from this screen. Empty log entries are not displayed.
9. When finished viewing the fault data, press the Exit key to return to the SCANNER
Clear Scanner Fault Log

The CLEAR SCANNER FAULT LOG option is for use by the Customer Service Engineer only
and requires the entry of the diagnostic password. It allows the Customer Service Engineer to
erase the contents of the Scanner Fault Log.
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Clean CAL Zone

The CLEAN CAL ZONE (Clean Calibration Zone) provides the user with a quick way to move the
Calibration Motor to the cleaning position. There are two selections CLEANING POSITION AND
HOME POSITION.
CLEAN CAL ZONE

POSITION:
CLEANING POSITION
Clean Cal Zone Screen
Component Tests
The COMPONENT TESTS option of the SCANNER DIAGNOSTICS menu provides a sub-menu
of the following menu choices:
MOTOR SPEED - Enables the Customer Service Engineer to adjust the Scan
System motor speed and correct magnification errors in the process direction. The
diagnostic password is required for this function.
LEAD EDGE/TRAIL EDGE - Enables you to execute the lead edge/trail edge
diagnostic.
SENSORS - Enables you to display the current state of the Scan System optical
paper sensors and the thick document sensor.
MOTOR COMMUNICATIONS - Enables a document motor communications

loopback test to assist in diagnosing a Scan System problem.
DOCUMENT MOTOR - Enables you to stop and start the document handler motor.
LAMP - Enables you to turn the lamp on and off and receive a feedback from the
illumination sensor.
CALIBRATION MOTOR - Enables you to test the calibration zone motor.
To access the COMPONENT TESTS menu:

displayed.
4. Press the Next key until SCANNER DIAGNOSTICS is highlighted.
5. Press the Enter key to highlight SCANNER DIAGNOSTICS. The SCANNER
6. Press the Next key until COMPONENT TESTS is highlighted.
7. Press the Enter key to select COMPONENT TESTS. The COMPONENT TESTS
menu screen is displayed. The black arrows indicate that the menu contains more
options than are visible. The selected option is highlighted.
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COMPONENT TESTS
MOTOR SPEED
LEAD EDGE/TRAIL EDGE
SENSORS
Component Tests Screen
screen for the selected option is displayed.
Motor Speed
The MOTOR SPEED option is for use by the Customer Service Engineer only and requires the
entry of the diagnostic password. It allows the Customer Service Engineer to adjust the Scan
System motor speed and correct magnification error in the process direction.
Lead Edge/Trail Edge

Select the LEAD EDGE/TRAIL EDGE option to execute the lead edge/trail edge adjustment
diagnostic.
To run the LEAD EDGE/TRAIL EDGE diagnostic:
displayed.
7. Press the Enter key to select COMPONENT TESTS. The COMPONENTS TESTS
menu screen is displayed.
8. Press the Enter key to select LEAD EDGE/TRAIL EDGE. The LEAD EDGE/TRAIL
EDGE ADJUSTMENT screen is displayed.
LEAD EDGE/TRAIL EDGE

ADJUSTMENT

Lead Edge/Trail Edge Adjustment Screen
9. Insert a black sheet (8.5 X 11) of paper into the Scan System.
10. Press the Start key to begin the diagnostic. When the diagnostic completes, the last
line of the display is replaced with a status line indicating PASS or FAIL. The last line
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may also display as NO RESPONSE FROM SCANNER if the Scan System does not
process the request within the timeout period.
11. Press the Enter key to return to the COMPONENT TESTS menu screen.
Sensors
Select the SENSORS option to display the current state of the Scan System optical paper
sensors, calibration home sensor, and the thick document sensor.
To display the status of the sensors:
displayed.
8. Press the Enter key to select SENSORS. Depending on the Document Feed-in Tray
configuration, a SENSORS screen is displayed. The screen below is with the
Productivity Tray. When a sensor is activated the icon O is filled in.
SENSORS
EXIT: O
HOME: O
THICK: O
INPUT: O
REGISTER: O
Sensors Screen
9. To check the status of the optical paper sensors:

a) Raise the Thickness Lever to enable an 8.5 X 11 sheet of paper to be inserted
into the Scan System.
b) Insert the sheet of paper centered on the Scan System and slowly push the
paper into the Scan System to check the INPUT, REGISTER, and EXIT sensors.
The sensors are located underneath the top cover. The photo below shows the
location of each of the sensors on the Document Feed Tray.
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Sensor Locations on the Wide Format Scan System
F
A
F
E
D
C
A: Left Oversize Document Sensor
D: Register
B: Exit
E: Input
C: Right Oversize Document Sensor
F Discrete Width Sensors (Four on

left and four on right)
c) Observe the Display. When the sensor is activated the icon O is filled in.
d) Move the sheet of paper fully to the left and right to check the LEFT and RIGHT
sensors.
10. To check the status of the thick document sensor:
a) Raise the Thick Document Lever. When the sensor is activated the icon O is
filled in.
b) When finished viewing the status of the thick document sensor, lower the Thick
Document Lever.
11. To check the status of HOME sensor.
a) Raise the Document Handler just enough to access the Calibration Roll drive
gear and still be able to see the Display.
b) Rotate the Calibration Roll one full revolution. The status will change from NO to
YES if the sensor is okay.
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A: Calibration Roll Drive Gear
12. Press the Exit key to return to the COMPONENT TESTS menu screen.
Motor Communications
The MOTOR COMMUNICATIONS test is for use by the Customer Service Engineer only. This
test allows the Customer Service Engineer or user, if directed by the Service Engineer, to run a
motor communications loopback test to assist in diagnosing a Scan System problem.
Document Motor
This option allows you to stop and start the document handler motor. When you select this
option, the DOCUMENT MOTOR screen is displayed.
To run the DOCUMENT MOTOR diagnostic:
displayed.
8. Press the Next key until DOCUMENT MOTOR is highlighted.
9. Press the Enter key to select DOCUMENT MOTOR. The DOCUMENT MOTOR
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DOCUMENT MOTOR
MOTOR: OFF
SPEED:
DIRECTION:
.125
FORWARD
Document Motor Screen
10. Turn the motor on.

a) Press the Previous or Next key to highlight MOTOR.
b) Press the Enter key to confirm your selection.
c) Press the Previous or Next key to select ON. The choices are ON and OFF.
d) Press the Enter key to confirm your selection.
11. Select the motor speed.
a) Press the Previous or Next key to highlight SPEED.
c) Press the Previous or Next key to select the desired motor speed. The choices
are .125, .250, .500, .750, 1, 1.5, 2, 3 and 4.
12. Select the motor direction.
a) Press the Previous or Next key to highlight DIRECTION.
c) Press the Previous or Next key to select the desired motor direction. The
choices are FORWARD and REVERSE.
13. Press the Start key to activate the motor.
14. Press the Exit key to return to the COMPONENT TESTS menu screen.
Calibration Motor
Select the CALIBRATION MOTOR option to set the calibration zone motor.
To run the CALIBRATION MOTOR diagnostic:
displayed.
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8. Press the Next key until CALIBRATION MOTOR is highlighted.

9. Press the Enter key to select CALIBRATION MOTOR. The CALIBRATION MOTOR
CALIBRATION
MOTOR: OFF
FUNCTION:
ROTATE
Calibration Screen
10. Press the Previous or Next key to select FUNCTION.

11. Press the Enter key to select FUNCTION.
12. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight the desired function. The choices are
GO TO WIDTH, GO TO CALIBRATE, GO TO HOME, FIND HOME, and ROTATE.
14. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight MOTOR.
16. Press the Previous or Next key to highlight ON. The choices are ON and OFF. The
requested operation will execute.
If a GO TO or FIND function has been selected, the MOTOR field will be
automatically set to OFF when the MOTOR field is once again selected. If the
ROTATE function has been selected, the motor will run continuously until you set the
MOTOR field to OFF.
NOTE: If the Scan System encounters a failure accessing the calibration motor function, the
fourth line of the display will read "FAILURE CODE:" followed by a two-digit hexadecimal
number. The fourth line may also display NO RESPONSE FROM SCANNER if the Scan
System does not respond to the test request.
17. Press the Exit key to return to the Component Tests menu screen.
Read NVR
The READ NVR option allows the examination of the contents of the non-volatile RAM (NVR).
The service center may ask you to provide this information when calling for service.
To run the READ NVR diagnostic:
displayed.
6. Press the Next key until READ NVR is highlighted.
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7. Press the Enter key to select READ NVR. The READ NVR screen is displayed. An
"xx" displays for all the NVR values.
READ NVR
00 -07:
xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
08 - 0F: xx xx xx xx xx xx xx
10-17:
18-1F:
xx
xx
xx
xx
Read NVR Screen
8. Press the Start key to display the actual values.

9. Press the Previous or Next key to scroll through the values. There are 16 rows of
values in all.
10. Press the Exit key to return to the SCANNER DIAGNOSTICS screen.
Password
The PASSWORD option of the DIAGNOSTICS menu is for use by the Customer Service
Engineer only. It allows the Customer Service Engineer to enter the password for access to
password-protected diagnostic functions.
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Job Accounting
NOTE: The JOB ACCOUNTING feature is an optional feature on the Wide Format Copy System,
requiring a Feature Key to activate it. If you obtain this feature, the System Administrator
can enable it at any time on the Wide Format Copy System by sending a special feature
key file to the Printer. Once the feature is enabled, it remains enabled (even following
upgrades to the system software). Contact your XEROX sales representative for
ordering information.
Overview
JOB ACCOUNTING is a SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION menu option. Access to it is restricted to
the system administrator and requires the entry of the system administration password.
The JOB ACCOUNTING option allows Scan System and Printer usage to be recorded in user
defined account numbers. Usage is expressed as the area (not the length) of the media scanned
or used.
Job Accounting for the Scan System is controlled through the Scan System Control Panel. For
the Wide Format Copy System 510 Series, 6204, and 721P, Job Accounting for the Printer can
be set from either the Printer Control Panel or the Web-based Print Management Tool. For the
Wide Format Copy System 6030/6050/6050A, Job Accounting for the Printer can be set from the
Web Printer Management Tool only.
The Web Printer Management Tool consists of special Web pages located in the Controller.
They are accessible through either the Microsoft Internet Explorer or the Netscape browsers.
Version 4.0 or higher is required for proper results. Other Web browsers are not supported and
may or may not work correctly.
Job Accounting can be set on the Scan System or Printer to one of three modes. The modes are
ENABLED, OPTIONAL, and DISABLED.
The Scan System and Printer share a common job based accounting database referred to as the
FreeFlow Accxes Account Management Tool. This Account Management Tool is composed of
two components, an external accounting software package, installed on an Administrative
workstation, and the job log file that is created on the Controller. The Account Management Tool
creates all accounts, assigns the user IDs, gathers all the account data, manages all the
accounts, and provides account reports.
NOTE: For full information on the new job accounting refer to the Account Management Tool
help files.
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Job Accounting Mode Menu

The JOB ACCOUNTING MODE menu allows the system administrator to access the function for
enabling or disabling the Job Accounting Mode at the Scan System. Access is restricted to the
System Administrator and requires the entry of the system administration password. It provides a
sub-menu of the following choices:
JOB ACCOUNTING MODE

MODE:
DISABLED
Job Accounting Mode Screen

The job accounting modes are as follows:
ENABLED - all jobs require a System Administrator assigned valid account number,
OPTIONAL - a System Administrator assigned valid account number is optional for

any job
DISABLED - jobs do not require an account number.
To access the Job Accounting menu:

2. Select System Administration > Job Accounting Mode
Submitting Jobs
Job Accounting is enabled or disabled on the Scan System and the Printer independently. Job
submission from either device depends on the Job Accounting mode set for the device.
From the Scan System Control Panel
If Job Accounting is ENABLED, the following screen is displayed:
PLEASE ENTER
USER:
Job Accounting Please Enter User Id Screen

NOTE: If Job Accounting Mode is enabled as OPTIONAL, the phrase OR PRESS ENTER will
display at the bottom of the screen. No USER ID is required. Press Enter to continue.
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You must enter the User ID code assigned to you by the System Administrator. The Account ID
can be alphanumeric. To enter a numeric account, press a numeric key once. To enter an alpha
character, press the numeric key associated with the desired letter. Press the numeric key twice
to get the first letter, three times for the second letter, etc. Pressing a key six to eight times will
provide the lower case version of the respective letter. Pressing the Next key moves the cursor
to the right, which will add a blank space or allow entry of a character. Pressing the Previous or
C/CA keys move the cursor to the left deleting the character.
Then press ENTER to display the ACCOUNT screen and enter the account number assigned to
you using the numeric keys. Once you do so, the READY screen is displayed. You can now scan
and print copies.
PLEASE ENTER
ACCOUNT:
Job Accounting Please Enter Account Id Screen
If Job Accounting Mode is OPTIONAL, the above screen will not be displayed. In either case, the
READY screen is displayed after you press the Enter key. You can now scan and print copies.
If you entered a valid account number, all usage is charged to that account and is also
accumulated under Generic User ID and Account ID code. If you did not enter an account
number, usage is accumulated only in the System Account under Generic User ID and Account
code.
For both the ENABLED and OPTIONAL modes, if you enter an invalid account, an error message
indicated below is displayed. You cannot access the READY screen if an invalid number is
entered.
ERROR:
INVALID USER OR ACCOUNT
Job Accounting Error Screen
Over the Network

When Job Accounting Mode is enabled the system examines the incoming job for a valid account
number. If none is found, the job is rejected, and an error page is printed.
NOTE: The print drivers and the FreeFlow Accxes Client Tools (ACT) software all have a feature
that allows insertion of a job accounting number. Refer to the help files for these
software products for details.
If Job Accounting is optionally ENABLED, remote print jobs will be printed whether or not they
have a valid account number. If a valid account number is present, the job will be charged to the
user account and also accumulated to a system Generic User Id and Account Code. If no account
number is present, the job is charged to a system Generic User Id and Account Code. This is the
same as when Job Accounting is DISABLED.
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Terminating Use Under an Account

Once a valid job account number has been entered from the Scan System Control Panel, all use
of the Wide Format Copy System Scan System is charged to that account. All usage continues
to accumulate to that account until one of the following occurs:
You press the Exit key while either the READY screen or a fault screen is displayed.
The FEATURE timer times out due to no activity. The default value is 5 minutes, but
this value can be changed. Refer to "TIMERS" in the "Main Menu" section for
information about changing the value.
When an account is no longer in use, the PLEASE ENTER ACCOUNT screen is displayed.
NOTE: To avoid incorrect accounting, always ensure that the PLEASE ENTER USER screen is
displayed before leaving the Wide Format Copy System for the next operator. Press the
Exit key to obtain this screen.
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Cleaning and maintenance - Scan System

For the Scan System to do its best job, the Platen Glass, Document Drive Rolls, Backer Roll,
Calibration Strip, and Document Feed Tray must be kept clean. This requires some daily and
monthly cleaning and maintenance activities.
Daily activities:
Clean the Platen Glass, Document Drive Rolls, and Backer Roll. See the Cleaning
the Platen Glass and Document Drive Rolls section on the next page.
Inspect the Document Feed Tray and clean as required.
Monthly activities:
Clean the Calibration Strip. See the "Cleaning the Calibration Strip" section.
Inspect the Platen Glass for chips and scratches. If the Platen Glass is chipped or
scratched, and these defects are visible in the scanned images, call XEROX service.
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The following illustration depicts the Scan System components that require cleaning.
D
E
C
B
A
A: Platen Glass
D: Document Drive Rolls (front)
B: Backer Roll
E: Document Feed Tray
C: Document Drive Rolls (rear)
Cleaning the Platen Glass, Document Drive Rolls, and

Backer Roll
Perform the following steps daily:
1. Open the Top Cover.
2. Dampen a clean, lint-free towel (600S4372) with platen glass cleaning fluid (Xerox
43P81).
3. Wipe the Platen Glass with the towel.
4. Visually inspect the Platen Glass to ensure that all dirt, glue, and other residue have
been removed.
5. Place a small amount of the cleaning fluid on the towel and clean the front and rear
Document Drive Rolls. Rotate the Rolls as you clean them to ensure that the entire
roll surface is clean.
6. Place a small amount of the cleaning fluid on the towel and wipe the white Backer
Roll.
NOTE: The Backer Roll is located on the underside of the Top Cover. The Backer Roll may
rotate as you clean it. This is normal behavior.
7. Close the Top Cover.
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Cleaning the Calibration Strip

Perform the following steps monthly:
1. Press the Menu key, then scroll to the Diagnostic and press the Enter key.
Scroll to CLEAN CAL ZONE and press the Enter key.
Press the Enter key to select CLEANING POSITION.
NOTE: The Top Cover must be closed while running this test.
2. Raise the Top Cover.

3. Inspect the Calibration Strip.
4. Place a small amount of platen glass cleaning fluid (Xerox 43P81) on a clean, lintfree towel (600S4372) and clean the Calibration Strip.
5. Lower the Top Cover.
6. Press the Enter key to select HOME POSITION.
7. Press the Exit key to exit the CLEAN CAL ZONE.
8. Press the Menu key to return to the READY screen. The Calibration Strip
automatically returns to its home position.
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Problem Solving
This section contains a problem-solving table and an error message table for help in resolving
problems with the Wide Format Scan System.
Identify the problem you are experiencing and follow the step(s) indicated in the table for fixing
the problem. If the procedures do not restore normal Scan System operation, call for service. For
help in solving problems with the Printer or the Printer media, refer to the applicable Printer
Operator Manual.
Problem Solving Table

Table 3. Problem Solving Table
Problem
First solution to try
Second solution to try
Third solution to
try
Power on
The Exposure Lamp does not
illuminate when the Scan
System is switched on.
Ensure that the Power Cord is Check that the Power

Call for Service.
connected to the Scan System On/Off Switch is in the on (I)
and to the correct power
position.
source.
The Scan System Control

Panel continuously displays a
clock face and the System
does not initialize.
Ensure that the IEEE 1394

cable is connected to both the
Scan System and the
Controller. Check that the
cable was not forced in the
connector incorrectly.
For all controllers, except

the YKE, YKE-N, and FRX,
and LVX ensure that the
DDS option is set to
Enabled.
NOTE: For the
6030/6050/6050A Printers,
you can change this setting
from either the
CONTROLLER
CONFIGURATION screen
of the Printer Control Panel,
or in the Web Printer
Management Tool, select
Configuration > Printer >
Printer Setup > DDS
Enabled. Wait 30 seconds.
Then power the system off
then on (rebooted).
For the 721P Printer, this
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Problem
Third solution to
try
change can be made from

the Web Printer
Management Tool only.
Constant Scanner NOT
READY message
Lift the Document Handler
Call for Service.
Switch off the Scan System

Switch off the
Printer/Controller
Switch on the Scan System
and wait for the display to
indicate P
Switch on the Controller, then
the Printer.
Corrupted or unclear
messages after powering the
Scan System off, then on.
Ensure the System was

powered off, then on correctly:
Call for Service.
Switch off the Scan System.

Switch off the
Printer/Controller.
Switch on the Scan System
and wait for the display to
indicate P.
Switch on the Controller then
Printer.
Scan System control

The Scan System does not
scan when a document is
inserted.
Press the Start key or enable

AUTOSCAN. See "Scan
System control" in the "Main
Menu" section for more
information.
The Scan System measures

the width of the original
incorrectly. The copy is either
wider than the original, or the
copy is clipped.
Clean the Platen Glass.
When the Scan System is set

to exit to the front, the
document is difficult to remove
from the Scan System.
Raise the Thick Document

Lever to release the
document. Be sure to lower
the Thick Document Lever
before making the next
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Open the Upper Document

Transport. Look for a row of
10 holes across the Feed-in
Shelf next to the Platen Glass.
If the holes are present, press
the Menu key and scroll to
CONFIGURATION>SCAN
SYSTEM CONTROL> MODE
and check if mode is set to
PRODUCTIVITY. If it is,
ensure that the media series
setting for the PRODUCTIVIY
matches the media series
being used in the Printer. If
the media series matches, set
the MODE to
AUTOWIDTH/AUTOCENTER
and call for service.
Turn AUTOWIDTH off. See

"Scan System Control" in
the "Main Menu" section for
more information.
Run the diagnostic

test to validate
which width
detection sensors
are working
correctly. Select
Main button >
Diagnostics >
Scanner
Diagnostics >
Component Tests >
Sensors.
Set the Scan System to exit

to the rear. See "Scan
System Control" in the
"Main Menu section for
more information.
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Problem
Third solution to
try
Insert the document

in a document
carrier.
copy/scan.
Document feed
The Scan System will not
accept a thin document (less
than .03 in (1 mm) thick).
Ensure that both the Scan

System and the Printer are
powered up and initialized.
Ensure that the Thickness
Lever is adjusted correctly for
the document being scanned.
If the thin document has a

torn or dog-eared lead
edge, try feeding a different
edge first.
he Scan System will not

accept a thick document.
Ensure that both the Scan

System and the Printer are
powered up and initialized.
Set the Thick Document

Lever to its next higher
setting. Thick documents
may require operator
assistance.
The Scan System measures

the width of the original
incorrectly. The copy is either
wider than the original or the
copy is clipped.
Refer to this documents

section Cleaning the Platen
Glass, Document Drive Rolls
and Backer Roll. Wipe the
Document Feed Tray with
anti-static fluid.
Turn the AUTOWIDTH off.

See Scan System Control
in the Main Menu section
for more information.
See the second item above in

Scan System Control.
When the Scan System is set
to exit to the front, the
document is difficult to remove
from the Scan System.
Raise the Thick Document

Lever to release the
document. Be sure to lower
the Thick Document Lever
before making the next
copy/scan.
Set the Scan System to exit

to the rear. See Scan
System Control in the
Main Menu section of this
document for more
information.
Width detection failed when

scanning transparent
documents. Width sensors in
most cases will not detect
transparent documents.
Enter the document width.
Turn AUTOWIDTH off and

refer to Scan System
Control in the Main Menu.
Not Ready Media Jam
Refer to Cleaning the Platen

Glass, Document Drive Rolls,
and Backer Roll. Wipe the
Document Feed Tray with
anti-static fluid.
If the document is folded,

worn or damaged, use a
document carrier or try
feeding a different edge.
The Scan System does not

position the document
correctly before scanning.
Ensure that you are inserting

the document correctly.
Check the operation of the

optical paper sensors. See
"Sensors" in the "Main
Menu" section for more
information.
Center the document between

the marks on the Document
Feed Tray.
For thick
documents, set the
Thick Document
Lever to its next
higher setting.
Thick documents
may require
operator assistance.
Smoothly insert the document

into the feed mechanism so
that the lead edge of the
document is against the rollers
before the Scan System
begins to stage the document.
Image quality
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Problem
Third solution to
try
Vertical lines and streaks are

visible in the copy.
Visible document edges on

the copy.
Try a lighter Contrast setting.
ark spots or smudges appear

on the copy.
Inspect the original and

clean it if necessary.
Adjust the Copy

setting for best
image quality.
The copy image is too light.
Adjust the Copy setting for

best image quality.
Rotate the original 90

degrees.
The image density on the

copy varies from light to dark.
Rotate the original 90

degrees.

best image quality.
Copies made in Photo mode

have geometric patterns.
Set the Original, Type to

Normal and the Background
Suppression to Off.
Set Original, Type to Line

and Background
Suppression off.
Fine lines on the original do

not appear on the copy when
the image size is reduced.
Enable the LINE MODE LINE

PRESERVATION option. See
"Imaging" in the "Main Menu"
section for more information.

best image quality.
Try a lighter
Contrast setting.
Gray areas appear in the copy Refold the document in the

at the location of creases or
reverse direction to flatten the
folds in the original document. creases or folds.
Error messages
An error message is displayed Locate the message in Table
on the Scan System Control
8, "Error Code Messages," in
Panel.
this section and perform the
corrective action indicated.
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Error Code Messages Table

Table 4. Error Code Messages Table
Error message
Probable cause
Corrective action
40000001: ERROR
The Job Log File size has reached the

maximum space allocated for it.
Contact your System Administrator.
ACCOUNTING DISK FULL

40000002: ERROR
The number of Job Records in the Job Contact your System Administrator.
Log File has reached the maximum as
defined by the FreeFlow Accxes
Account Management Tool.
CONTROLLER FAULT 50000001
The Controller has developed a

"memory is full" internal fault. Large
documents using Auto
Reduction/Enlargement or AutoRotate may cause this fault. Also,
Photo and Mixed/Custom modes
require significantly more memory
than Line mode.
Remove the document. Press Start to

print the job.
The Controller has developed a

memory is full internal fault. Large
documents using Auto
Reduction/Enlargement or Auto
Rotate may cause this fault. Also,
Photo and Mixed/Custom modes
require significantly more memory
than Line mode.
Remove the document. Wait for previous

scans to finish printing. End the current set
or print it if a set is in progress. Rescan the
document.
A task controlling the Scan System

received an unrecognized request
from the task controlling the Scan
System control panel.
Power off the System.

Check that all cables are connected

correctly.
Power on the System.
See the "Powering off the System" and
"Powering on the System" sections for
more information.
A software problem was encountered

in controlling the Scan System.
Power off and power on the System. See

the "Powering off the System" and
more information.
CONTROLLER FAULT 50000008 - DOCUMENT

JAM
A document jam has occurred in the

Scan System.
Remove the jammed document. Scan the

document again.
CONTROLLER FAULT 50000011 - SCANNED

IMAGE LOST
FreeFlow Accxes firmware supports a

maximum of 128 active jobs in the
printer queue. Scans made after the
maximum were refused and a scan
error was declared.
Allow the jobs in the queue to print, and

then rescan the document.
FreeFlow Accxes firmware reserves 8 jobs

for Scan-to-Net and copy jobs. This
provides sufficient capability for scans and
copy jobs even when there is a high
volume of print jobs on the network.
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SCAN SYSTEM FAULT 5000000B - CHECK SCAN

SYSTEM
A fault has occurred in communicating

with the Scan System.
Check that the IEEE 1394 cable is

properly connected at both ends.
Check that the Scan System is still
connected to the AC power and is still
switched on.
VERIFY SCAN SYSTEM IS

POWERED AND
PROPERLY CONNECTED
Power off and power on the System. See

the "Powering off the System" and
more information.
The file system or memory is full.
Retrieve or delete some documents to

create more space. Then rescan the
document.
CONTROLLER FAULT 50000014 - MEMORY FULL
Documents were scanned too fast.

Memory is full.
Wait for previously scanned documents to

be processed and stored on the hard disk.
Then scan the current document again.
An error occurred saving the scanned

image to a disk.
Do not scan until the interrupted job is

finished. Check that the SCSI cable or
IEEE 1394 cable is connected correctly.
CONTROLLER FAULT
FTP file transfer failed.
On the Web Printer Management Tool,

check the FTP destination settings by
selecting Configuration > Scanner.
When a user selects the On-Demand

Image Overwrite on the Web Printer
Management Tool, the FreeFlow
Accxes controller will reboot, causing
the message on the printer and scan
system during the reboot.
The message will be gone after the reboot

sequence updates the scan system in the
normal fashion.

50000017
SCAN SYSTEM MESSAGE:
DISK IMAGE OVERWRITE
IN PROGRESS
SCAN SYSTEM FIRMWARE Scan System firmware must be at

Update the Scan System firmware.
VERSION FAULT -50000020 version 3.2.6 or higher to support scan
functions.
SCAN SYSTEM FAULT COMPLEX DOCUMENT
An error occurred during processing

due to the complexity of the image
that the document contains.
Rescan the document.
WARNING: xxxx
The image submitted for printing is

corrupted or does not conform to the
standards for the format.
Recreate the image and try again.
LL codes appear
intermittently while
documents are scanned
Intermittent Scan System and/or

software problems.
Power the system off then on. If the

problem persists, call for service.
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Specifications
510
Series
721P
6030/6050/6050A
6204
4 inches per
second
standard
standard
standard
standard
1 inch per
second color
optional
optional
optional
optional
Speed
6279
2 inches per
second
7.33 inches
per second*
standard
* Requires Turbo III Speed Enhancement feature key, PUN, YKE, YKE-N, FRX, and LVX Controller
running version 9.0 or higher software, Wide Format Scan System firmware version 3.0.7A or higher.
Input Document
Maximum document:
42" x 100 feet (1.07m x 30.5 m)
Maximum Scan Width:
36" (914 mm)
Minimum document:
A size 8.5 x 11 (216mm x 279mm)

A4 size (210mm x 297mm)
Document Thickness:
0.0023 to 0.50 " (0,06mm to 13mm)
Thick Document Weight:
6 lbs (2.72 kg) max.
Scan System
Resolution
Copying:
200, 300, 400, 600 dots per inch
Scan-to-Net
75, 100, 200, 300, 400, 600 dots per inch
Magnification:
25% to 400% in 0.1%

increments
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Temperature
Minimum:
55 F (10 C)
Maximum:
90 F(32 C)
Humidity:
20% - 80%
Maximum Elevation:
0 - 6560 feet
0 - 1.995 km
Heat Emission
Running:
690 BTU/hr
Power Consumption
Standby:
130 W
Running:
200 W
Electrical
Requirements
Voltage (AC):
100 - 120 VAC

200 - 240 VAC
Current:
4 amps
3 amps
Frequency:
50/60 Hz
Audible Noise
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Standby:
33.7 dBA
Running:
52.1 dBA
Impulse:
56.4 dBA
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Appendix 1: Scanning Resolutions and Speeds

Table 5 below shows the minimum and maximum scanning speeds for a 36 inch (914 mm) wide
document in Line, Mixed, and Photo modes at various resolutions.
NOTE: Speeds are given in inches per second (IPS) and centimeters per second (cm/s).
NOTE: Thick documents are scanned at a maximum speed of 4.00 IPS/10.16cm/s in all Modes.
Table 5. Scanning resolutions and speeds
Mode
DPI
Turbo II
Pixel Min
Max
Depth IPS/ cm/s IPS/ cm/s
Turbo III
2 IPS
Min
Max
Min
Max
IPS/ cm/s IPS/ cm/s IPS/ cm/s IPS/ cm/s
Line (copy or scan

mode)
Line (scan mode)
Line (scan mode)
Line (scan mode)
Normal and Photo
only (scan mode)
Photo (scan mode)
Photo (scan mode)
Photo (copy or scan
mode)
Photo (scan mode)
400
1 bit
4.00/10.16 4.00/10.16
7.00/17.78
7.00/17.78
2.00/5.08
4.00/10.16
300
200
100
75
1 bit
1 bit
1 bit
4 bit
4.00/10.16
8.00/20.32
8.00/20.32
2.00/5.08
4.00/10.16
8.00/20.32
8.00/20.32
4.00/10.16
4.00/10.16
8.00/20.32
8.00/20.32
4.00/10.16
8.00/20.32
8.00/20.32
2.00/5.08
4.00/10.16
4.00/10.16
2.00/5.08
4.00/10.16
4.00/10.16
4.00/10.16
4.00/10.16
400
300
200
8 bit
8 bit
8 bit
0.5/1.27
1.00/2.54
2.00/5.08
4.00/10.16
4.00/10.16
8.00/20.32
4.00/10.16
4.00/10.16
8.00/20.32
4.00/10.16
4.00/10.16
8.00/20.32
0.5/1.27
1.00/2.54
2.00/5.08
4.00/10.16
4.00/10.16
4.00/10.16
100
8 bit
8.00/20.32 8.00/20.32
8.00/20.32
8.00/20.32
4.00/10.16
4.00/10.16
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Appendix 2: Paper Sheet Sizes

Paper sizes supported by the 510 Series, 721P, 6030/6050/6050A, 6204, and 6279 Printers and
the Controller with Firmware 9.1 or higher are shown in Table 6.
The Media types supported by your printer and the FreeFlow Accxes firmware can be checked on
the Web Printer Management Tool by selecting Defaults > Media > Media Defaults > Media Type.
Available roll sizes for each supported media type can be quickly and easily checked from the
supplies page of the XEROX website at www.xerox.com.
Table 6. Printer paper sizes
Paper size
Dimension
510 Series
721P
6030/6050/
6050A
6204
ISO A0
841 x 1189 mm
ISO A1
594 x 841 mm
ISO A2
420 x 594 mm
ISO A3
297 x 420 mm
ISO A4
210 x 297 mm
ISO B1
707 x 1000 mm
ISO B2
500 x 707 mm
ISO B3
353 x 500 mm
ISO B4
250 x 353 mm
ANSI A
8.5 x 11 (215.9 x
279.4 mm)
ANSI B
11 x 17 in. (279.4
x 431.8 mm)
ANSI C
17 x 22 in. (431.8
x 558.8 mm)
ANSI D
22 x 34 in. (558.8
x 863.6 mm)
ANSI E
34 x 44 in. (863.6
x 1117.6 mm)
Architectural A
9 x 12 in. (228.6 x
304.8 mm)
Architectural B
12 x 18 in. (304.8
x 457.2 mm)
Architectural C
18 x 24 in. (457.2
x 609.6 mm)
Architectural D
24 x 36 in. (609.6
x 914.4 mm)
Architectural E
36 x 48 in. (914.4
x 1219.2 mm)
Architectural 30"
30 x 42 in. (76.2 x
1066.8 mm)
X
X
JIS B4
257 x 364mm
JIS B3
364 x 515mm
JIS B2
515 x 725mm
JIS B1
728 x 1030mm
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Appendix 3: Paper Roll Sizes

Table 7 below shows roll sizes supported by the 510 Series, 721P, 6030/6050/6050A, 6204, and
6279 Printers.
Table 7. Printer roll sizes
Roll size
Width
510 Series
721P
6030/6050/
6050A
6204
6279
ISO Roll A0
841 mm
ISO Roll A1
594 mm
ISO Roll A2
420 mm
ISO Roll A3
297 mm
Roll 891
891 mm
Roll 900
900 mm
ANSI Roll 11
11 in.
ANSI Roll 17
17 in.
ANSI Roll 22
22 in.
ANSI Roll 34
34 in.
ARCH Roll 12
12 in.
ARCH Roll 15
15 in.
ARCH Roll 18
18 in.
ARCH Roll 24
24 in.
ARCH Roll 30
30 in.
ARCH Roll 36
36 in.
ISO B3
353 mm
ISO B2
500 mm
ISO B1
707 mm
JIS B3
364 mm
JIS B2
515 mm
JIS B1
728 mm
Sp. A2
440 mm
Sp. A1
620 mm
750 mm
Sp. A0
860 mm
880 mm
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Appendix 4: LED Status Indicators

The PUN Controller has four LED status indicators as shown in Table 8 below.
Table 8. Controller LED status indicators
LED Number
Color Indicated Condition
LED 1
Green
"Ready." Indicates that the Controller is powered up

and ready to process incoming jobs.
LED 2
Green
"Busy." Indicates that the Controller is busy

processing a job.
LED 3
Yellow
"Mismatch." Indicates that a media mismatch, which

may be blocking the print queue, has occurred. This
also displays when the Controller's Accounting disk is
full, or when the Controller has reached its Accounting
record limit. Check the Web Printer Management
Tool's Main Page to determine the problem.
LED 4
Red
"Attention." Indicates that a Printer or Finisher fault

has occurred. May indicate a paper jam, out of toner
condition, out of media condition, or a
communications problem with one of the devices.
During power-on self test (POST), the firmware will light LEDs 2, 3, and 4. After POST has
successfully completed, LEDs 2, 3, and 4 will be switched OFF, and LED 1 will be switched ON.
If POST did not successfully complete, all 4 LEDs will be switched OFF (i.e., they will be unlit).
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Appendix 5: Main Menu Structure

Appendix 7 shows the Main Menu structure. The menu tree below shows the top level of the
Main Menu. The pages that follow contain menu trees for each of the four top-level options.
Main Menu
Configuration
System Information
System Administration
Diagnostics
The menu tree below shows the Configuration option structure of the Main Menu.
Configuration
Localization
Language
Display units
Control Panel
Copy Options
Beeper
Text
Default Mode
Image
Enhancement
Color IQ
Normal Mode
Dynamic Background
Removal
Media Series
Timers
Feature
Printer Interrupt
File Deletion
Power
Saver
Power Saver
delay
Scanner
Control
Autoscan
Document Return
Mode:
Autowidth/Auto
Center
Manual Width
Autowidth
Productivity
Custom R/E
Preset
Custom Media
Formats
Imaging
Auto-Rotate
Reduction Line Preservation
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The menu tree below shows the System Information option structure of the Main Menu.
System Information
System Description
Recent Fault List
Configuration Prints
Copier Configuration
Printer Configuration
Printer Settings
All Configuration Prints
Scanner
Controller
Printer
Control Panel
Finisher
The menu tree below shows the structure of the System Administration option of the Main Menu.
System Administration
Password
Job Accounting Mode
Change
File System
Password
Change Password
List by Directory
Delete Images
Delete All Images
Security Settings
Image Recall
The menu tree below shows the Diagnostics option structure of the Main Menu.
Diagnostics
Usage Meters
Clear Scanner
Usage
Scanner
Diagnostics
Installation Test
Print
Password
Scanner (Ft )
Media Linear
Media Area
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Scanner (Ft2)
Image Path
Scan Bar
Full System Test
Write NVR
Reset NVR Defaults
Scanner Reliability Meter
Scanner Faults (Ordered)
Scanner Faults (Counts) Clear
Scanner Fault Log Clean
Calibration Zone
Read NVR
Component Test
Motor Speed
Lead Edge/Trail Edge
Sensors
Motor Communications
Document Motor
Lamp
Calibration Motor
16 Index
ADAPTIVE CONTRAST, 108

Auto, 23
Auto Media Source, 24
AUTO ROTATE, 106
Automatic edge detection and document
centering, 42
AUTOSCAN, 57, 110, 111
AUTOWIDTH, 58, 110
AUTOWIDTH /AUTOCENTER, 42
AUTOWIDTH/AUTOCENTER, 58, 110
Background Suppression, 54, 94
Background Suppression option, 22
Batch key, 82
beeper, 101
BEST COMPRESSION, 53, 54
BEST IQ, 53, 54
blueprint, 45
C/CA (Clear/Clear All) key, 28
C/CA key, 95
CAD_GIS, 53
CALIBRATION MOTOR, 132
CALIBRATION MOTOR option, 137
Calibration Roll Drive Gear, 136
Calibration Screen, 138
CHANGE PASSWORD, 117
CHANGE PASSWORD option, 122
Change Password Screen, 122
checkplot, 80
CLEAN CAL ZONE, 132
Clean Cal Zone Screen, 132
CLEAN CALIBRATION ZONE, 126
Cleaning and maintenance - Scanner, 145
Cleaning the Calibration Strip, 147
Cleaning the Platen Glass and Document Drive
Rolls, 146
CLEAR LAST IMAGE, 95
Clear Scanned Image Screen, 95
CLEAR SCANNER FAULT LOG, 126
CLEAR SCANNER FAULT LOG option, 131
CLEAR SCANNER USAGE, 124
Clearing the scanned images, 95

Color, 21, 52
Color Enablement Feature Key, 8
Color lithograph, 45
Color map, 45
Color photograph, 45
Compact Organizer, 13
Compact Stacker, 13
COMPONENT TESTS, 126
COMPONENT TESTS option, 132
Component Tests Screen, 133
COMPRESSION (JPEG selected), 53, 54
COMPRESSION (TIFF selected), 52
CONFIGURATION, 99
Configuration menu, 100
Configuration menu options, 161
CONFIGURATION menu:, 100
CONFIGURATION PRINTS, 112
CONFIGURATION PRINTS option, 115
Configuration Screen, 100, 115
CONTROL PANEL, 100
CONTROL PANEL option, 101
Control Panel Screen, 102
CONTROLLER FAULT, 153
Controller Power Switches, 31
Controller Screen, 113
Copier Configuration Screen, 115
Copier Parameters and Images Screen, 70
copies, making, 57
COPY LENGTH, 49, 106
COPY mode, 91
COPY MODE, 48
Copy Mode Sample, 88
Copy option, 23, 55
COPY OPTIONS, 100, 102
COPY OPTIONS menu, 102
Copy Options Screen, 103
copy the same size as the original document, 60
CROSSFOLD OPTIONS, 79
CUSTOM MEDIA FORMATS, 105
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Custom Media Formats Screen, 105, 111

Custom Output Format Screen, 17
CUSTOM R/E PRESETS option, 106
Custom R/E Presets Screen, 106
Decimal key, 28
DEFAULT, 53
Default media settings, 59
DELETE ALL IMAGES, 118
DELETE ALL IMAGES option, 121
Delete All Images Screen, 121
DELETE IMAGE option, 120
DELETE IMAGES, 118
Delete Images Screen, 120
Delete Last Job Screen, 71
DELETE TEMPLATE option, 74
Delete Template Screen, 74
Deleting the Last Job, 71
DIAGNOSTICS, 99
Diagnostics menu, 124
Diagnostics Menu, 124
Diagnostics Menu options, 162
DIAGNOSTICS option, 124
display units, 101
Document Exit Slot, 12
Document Feed Tray, 11
Document Handler, 10
DOCUMENT MOTOR, 132
Document Motor Screen, 137
Document quality, 41
DOCUMENT RETURN, 57, 110
DYNAMIC BACKGROUND REMOVAL, 49
DYNAMIC BACKGROUND REMOVAL, 41
Enlargement, 106
Enter key, 26
Error Code Table, 153
Error Screen - Job Accounting, 143
Exit key, 26
Faded line/text drawing, 45
FASTEST, 49
Feature Keys, 8
FILE DELETION, 109
File Format, 51
file system, 96
FILE SYSTEM, 117
FILE SYSTEM option, 96, 118
File System Screen, 119
film, vellum/tracing, 45
Finisher key, 64, 75
Finisher Not Available Error Message
Screen, 76
Finisher Screen, 76, 114
fixed copy size, 61
FOLD PROGRAM, 77
Fold Program Screen, 77
Folder, 63
FORMAT, 50, 52
164
FORWARD prints, 81
FTP, 27, 89, 123
FTP Transfer Failed Screen, 92
FULL SYSTEM TEST, 125
FULL SYSTEM TEST option, 128
Full System Test Screen, 128
Graphical Display, 14
HFT Controller, 31
IEEE 1394 Cable and Connector, 12
IMAGE ENHANCEMENT feature, 107
Image Enhancement Screen, 23, 49, 108
IMAGE ENHANCEMENTS, 100
Image Entering the Scanner Diagram, 84
IMAGE PATH, 125
Image Path Screen, 127
Image Quality, 19, 47, 58
Image Quality Area, 19
Image Quality Illustration, 59
IMAGING option, 106
Imaging screen, 49
Imaging Screen, 107
Immediate Image Overwrite, 69
INDEX, 52
INDEX ED, 52
INSTALLATION TEST PRINT, 124
INTELLIGENT TITLE BLOCK, 79
Invalid Mode screen, 20
INVERT option, 87
Job Accounting, 141
JOB ACCOUNTING MODE, 117, 142
Job Accounting Mode Screen, 142
JOB ACCOUNTING option, 118
Job Parameters and Images Screen, 71
Job Parameters Recalled Screen, 73, 75
Job Parameters Saved Option, 75
Job Parameters Saved Screen, 72
JOB TEMPLATES, 69
JOB TEMPLATES option, 71
Job Templates Screen, 72
JUSTIFICATION, 83
JUSTIFICATION option, 85
Justification Screen, 85
LAMP, 132
language, 101
LAST JOB, 69
LAST JOB option, 69
Last Job Screen, 70
LEAD EDGE/TRAIL EDGE, 132
Lead Edge/Trail Edge Adjustment Screen, 133
LEAD EDGE/TRAIL EDGE option, 133
LED Status Indicators, 160
Line, 21, 50
Line mode, 48
Line, photo or mixed original on film, 45
LIST BY DIRECTORY, 118
List by Directory Screen, 119
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LOCALIZATION, 100
LOCALIZATION option, 101
Localization Screen, 101
long document, 65
Main Menu, 99
Main menu options, 161
Main Menu Screen, 100
MANUAL, 58
Manual mode, 17
Manual mode, 24
Manual Reduction/Enlargement Screen, 25
MANUAL WIDTH, 110
MARGIN OPTIONS, 78
Margin Options Screen, 78
MARGINS, 83
margins for an image, 84
MARGINS option, 83
Margins Selection Screen in Transform
Menu, 84, 85
MAXIMUMCOPY LENGTH, 49, 106
MEDIA FORMATS, 105
Media Selection, 15
Media Selection Area, 15
MEDIA SERIES option, 104
Media Series Screen, 104
Menu key, 26
MIRROR option, 86
Mode key, 26
MOTOR COMMUNICATIONS, 132
MOTOR COMMUNICATIONS test, 136
MOTOR SPEED, 132
MOTOR SPEED option, 133
Navigation keys, 14
Navigational Keys and Graphical Display Area,
26
Next key, 26
Normal, 20
NORMAL, 53, 54
Normal mode, 48, 49
NORMAL MODE, 49
Numeric Keypad, 28
Numerical Key pad, 14
Operating in SCAN mode, 94
Option Keys section, 14
Original, Type, 20, 48
OUTPUT BIN option, 80
Output Bin Screen, 80
Output Format option, 17
OVERLENGTH OPTIONS, 77
Overlength Options Screen, 77
oversized documents, 65
PACKBITS, 52
PALETTE, 53
paper sizes, 158
password, 117
PASSWORD, 124
PASSWORD option, 139

PERCEPTUAL, 53
Photo, 21, 51
Photo mode, 48
Please Enter Account Id Screen, 143
Please Enter Directory Screen, 92
Please Enter User Id Screen, 142
Power Cord, 12
Power off the Controller and the Printer, 40
power on the XEROX WIDE FORMAT COPY
SYSTEMS, 30
Power On/Off Switch, 12, 31
Power On/Off Switch Photo, 40
POWER SAVER, 100
POWER SAVER option, 109
Power Saver Screen, 110
Power Switch Photo, 31
Preparing documents, 44
Preset, 17, 18
Preset (factory default), 25
Preset Output Format screen, 18
Preset Output Format Screen, 61
Preset Reduction/Enlargement Screen, 25
Preview, 50
PREVIEW, 50, 52
Printer Configuration Screen, 116
PRINTER INTERRUPT, 109
Printer Interrupt key, 68
Printer Screen, 113
Printer Settings Screen, 116
Problem solving, 149
PRODUCTIVITY, 110
PRODUCTIVITY ANSI, 58
PRODUCTIVITY MODE, 42
PUNCH OPTIONS, 78
Punch Options Screen, 78
READ NVR, 126
READ NVR option, 138
Read NVR Screen, 139
Ready to Build Set Screen, 81
Ready to Copy Screen, 27, 40, 48, 59, 64, 77,
99
Ready to Print Set Screen, 81
Ready to Scan Screen, 27, 93
READY TO SCAN screen, 93
RECALL FACTORY DEFAULTS, 69, 75
RECALL LAST JOB, 69, 70
RECALL TEMPLATE option, 73
Recall Template Screen, 73
RECENT FAULT LIST, 112
RECENT FAULT LIST option, 114
Recent Fault List Screen, 114
Reduce/Enlarge, 24, 94
Reduce/Enlarge Area, 24
Reduction, 106
REDUCTION LINE PRESERVATION, 49
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REDUCTION LINE PRESERVATION, 106

RESET NVR DEFAULTS, 126
RESET NVR DEFAULTS option, 129
REVERSE prints, 81
Safety Notes, 1
Sample key, 88
Sample Mode Screen, 88
SAVE DEFAULT TEMPLATE, 69
SAVE DEFAULT TEMPLATE option, 74
SAVE TEMPLATE option, 72
Save Template Screen, 72
SCAN BAR, 125
SCAN BAR option, 127
Scan Bar Screen, 128
Scan Control keys, 14
Scan Control Keys, 29
SCAN mode, 91
Scan Mode Sample, 89
Scan Options (Color) Screen, 53, 54
Scan Options (Color) screens, 22
Scan Options (Color) Screens, 53
Scan Options (Line) Screen, 21, 50
Scan Options (Normal) Screen, 20, 50
Scan Options (Photo) Screen, 21, 51
Scanner compact components, 13
SCANNER CONTROL, 100
SCANNER CONTROL option, 110
Scanner Control Panel, 10, 14
Scanner Control Panel Photo, 14
Scanner Control Screen, 57, 111
SCANNER DIAGNOSTICS, 124
SCANNER DIAGNOSTICS option, 125
Scanner Diagnostics Screen, 126
SCANNER FAULTS (COUNT) option, 131
SCANNER FAULTS (COUNTS), 126
Scanner Faults (Counts) Screen, 131
SCANNER FAULTS (ORDERED), 126
SCANNER FAULTS (ORDERED) option, 130
Scanner Faults (Ordered) Screen, 130
SCANNER RELIABILITY METER, 126
SCANNER RELIABILITY METER option, 129
Scanner Reliability Screen, 130
Scanner Screen, 113
Scanner standard components, 10
Scanning Resolutions, 157
Scanning resolutions and speeds, 157
Scanning strategies, 45
Scanning strategies for special documents,
45
Scanning to the Network, 91
Scan-to-Net, 92
Scan-to-Net Feature Key, 8
Scan-to-Print Feature Key, 8
Security Settings, 123
SECURITY SETTINGS, 117
SECURITY SETTINGS option, 123
166
Security Settings Screen, 123

Selections disabled in SCAN mode, 93
SENSORS, 132
SENSORS option, 134
Sensors Screen, 134
sepia, 45
Sets Build key, 80
Sets Build Screen, 80
Source option, 16
Special features keys, 67
Special Features keys, 14
Special Features Keys, 29
Specifications, 155
Speed Enhancement T, 8
Speeds, 157
SRGB, 108
Stand, 10
Standard Organizer, 11
Standard Stacker, 12
Start key, 29
Status LED, 12
Stop key, 29
Store/Recall key, 69
Store/Recall Screen, 69
Synchro mode, 18
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION, 99
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION menu, 117
System Administration menu options, 162
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION option, 117
System Administration Screen, 118
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION, 112
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION option, 112
System Description Screen, 112
SYSTEM INFORMATION, 99
System Information menu, 112
System Information menu options, 162
SYSTEM INFORMATION option, 112
System Information Screen, 112
System Screen, 118
TAB OPTIONS, 78
Tab Options Screen, 78
Template is in Use Screen, 73
Thick Document Lever, 10
TIMERS, 100
TIMERS option, 108
Timers Screen, 109
TITLE BLOCK LOCATION, 79
Title Block Location Screen, 79
TRANSFORM, 83
Transform key, 83
TRANSFORM MENU, 83
Transform Menu Screen, 83
TRANSFORM option, 86
Transform Screen, 86, 87, 88
translucent media, 45
Type Line, 50
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Type option, 16, 20, 48

Type Photo, 51
Type, Color, 52
Understanding the READY TO SCAN screen, 93
USAGE METERS, 124, 125
Usage Meters Screen, 125
WEB, 53
WIDE DOCUMENTS, 65
WIDE FORMAT SCAN SYSTEM Front View,
10
WIDE FORMAT SCAN SYSTEM Rear View, 11
Width Found for Set is XX.X Screen, 82
WRITE NVR, 125
WRITE NVR option, 129
167
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Wide Format Copy System

Wide Format Copy System User Guide

What is a bad quality document?.........................................................................................................................43

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Problem Solving Table ......................................................................................................................................149

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This WARNING alerts users to areas of the product where there

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WARNING: This product must be connected to a protective grounded circuit.

WARNING Electrical Safety Information

Use only the power cord supplied with this equipment.

Improper connection of the equipment-grounding conductor can result in electrical shock.

Do not place objects on the power cord.

Do not override or disable electrical or mechanical interlocks.

Do not obstruct the ventilation openings.

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Operational Safety Information

This equipment must be connected to a protective grounded circuit.

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Ozone Safety Information

Radio Frequency Emissions

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Product Safety Certification

This product was manufactured under a registered ISO9001 Quality system.

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2 Getting to know the Wide

In the COPY mode:

In the SCAN mode:

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2 Getting to know the Wide Format Copy System

Xerox Wide Format Scan System Features:

Xerox Wide Format 6030/6050 Printer:

Xerox Wide Format Printers:

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2 Getting to know the Wide Format Copy System

Xerox Wide Format Printers and Scan Systems:

Wide Format Copy System User Guide

2 Getting to know the Wide Format Copy System

Scan System Standard Components

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2 Getting to know the Wide Format Copy System

E. Standard Organizer (not shown in previous photo)

D: Power Cord and Connector

B: Document Exit Slot

E: Status Indicator LED

C: Power On/Off switch

F: IEEE 1394 Cable and Connector

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2 Getting to know the Wide Format Copy System

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2 Getting to know the Wide Format Copy System

Scan System Compact Components

Wide Format Copy System User Guide

2 Getting to know the Wide Format Copy System