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General| Brand | Bell and Howell |
|---|---|
| Model | 500 FB |
| Category | Scanner |
| Language | English |
Details critical safety precautions to prevent injury or damage from electrical hazards and improper handling.
Outlines precautions to avoid minor injuries, property damage, or operational issues due to environmental factors or usage.
Covers essential operational guidelines, cleaning, power, ventilation, and safety notices for using the scanner.
Provides details on servicing, power source requirements, and the meaning of power switch symbols.
Provides a general overview of the scanner's capabilities and connection type.
Lists the key features of the scanner, including ADF and optional equipment.
Details optional components like the Image Processing Unit and Operation Panel Kit.
Explains the manual's structure, conventions, and related publications for user guidance.
Explains the typographical conventions used throughout the manual for clarity.
Provides general notes regarding illustrations, option availability, and size notation.
Provides illustrations and names of the scanner's main components.
Illustrates and labels the connectors and switches on the rear of the scanner.
Explains the meaning of the status lights on the scanner.
Lists the items included in the scanner's packing box for verification.
Advises on optimal placement of the scanner considering environmental and clearance requirements.
Details the procedure for connecting the scanner to a host computer via SCSI cable.
Explains how to assign a unique SCSI ID to the scanner for chain communication.
Provides guidance on configuring multiple scanners in a single SCSI chain.
Outlines the steps for safely connecting the scanner to a power source.
Describes the procedure for powering on the scanner.
Explains the functions and settings of the DIP switches on the scanner.
Guides through the installation process for TWAIN and ISIS scanner drivers on the host computer.
Introduces the chapter on scanner operation and software details.
Explains the two methods for placing originals for scanning: Book Mode and Document Feeder.
Details the procedure for scanning bound documents or single pages manually.
Describes how to use the document feeder for automatic single-sheet scanning.
Introduces the chapter on scanner maintenance and troubleshooting.
Provides instructions for cleaning critical components like glass, slit glass, white sheet, bar, rollers, and belt.
Details the procedure for replacing the scanner's roller set to resolve feed issues.
Introduces the chapter on identifying and resolving scanner issues.
Addresses common error conditions like cover open, paper jams, and misfeeds with step-by-step solutions.
Lists and provides solutions for problems not indicated by scanner lights, such as power or connectivity issues.
Details the scanner's electrical requirements, maximum scanning area, resolution, speed, and dimensions.
Specifies the recommended operating temperature, humidity, and clearance for the scanner.
Provides information on SCSI II and RS-232C interface connections for the scanner.
Details the pin assignments for the RS-232C interface used with the optional operation panel.
Describes optional components like the Image Processing Unit (IPU) and Operation Panel.
Describes various scanning functions and features such as prescan, scan modes, and image adjustments.
Lists and defines common acronyms used in the scanner documentation.
Provides definitions for technical terms used throughout the manual.
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