To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Kodak Scan Station 500 is flashing red?
If the Kodak Scanner displays a flashing red light, it indicates an error, such as an open cover or a document jam. To resolve this, correct the error by closing the Scan Station cover or removing the jammed document. Then, continue scanning.
How to fix documents jamming in Kodak Scan Station 500 Scanner?
To address documents jamming or multiple documents feeding in your Kodak Scanner, ensure the side guides are adjusted to fit the document width, and the output tray is set for the document length. Verify all documents meet the size, weight, and type specifications. Clean the Scan Station and tires. Check the spring tension on the pre-separation module, and confirm the feed and separation modules are correctly installed. To remove a jam, open the Scan Station cover, remove any stuck documents, close the cover, and resume scanning.
What does constant red light mean on Kodak Scan Station 500 Scanner?
If your Kodak Scanner displays a constant red light, it indicates a Scan Station failure. Turn the Scan Station off, and then turn it on again. If the error continues, service is required.
Why won't my Kodak Scan Station scan documents?
If the Kodak Scan Station won't scan or feed documents, ensure the power cord is securely plugged into both the back of the Scan Station and the wall outlet. Make sure the power switch is turned on and that the wall outlet is working correctly. Also, check that the documents are making contact with the feed rollers.
What to do if Kodak scanner has unsuccessful fax delivery?
If you experience unsuccessful fax delivery with your Kodak device, first verify that your return email address is configured correctly. Then, ensure the fax number you are sending to is accurate and try again. If the problem persists, contact your administrator.
General| Film scanning | - |
|---|---|
| Color scanning | Yes |
| Grayscale levels | 256 |
| Input color depth | 30 bit |
| Maximum scan size | 215 x 863 mm |
| Output color depth | 24 bit |
| Optical scanning resolution | 1200 x 1200 DPI |
| Display | LCD TFT |
| Scanner type | Flatbed scanner |
| Product color | Gray |
| Display diagonal | 8 \ |
| Display resolution | 800 x 400 pixels |
| Sensor type | CCD |
| Internal memory | 1024 MB |
| Built-in processor | Intel Atom 230 |
| Processor frequency | 1600 MHz |
| Daily duty cycle (max) | 1500 pages |
| USB version | 2.0 |
| Standard interfaces | Ethernet, USB 2.0 |
| Memory slots | DDR2 667MHz RAM |
| Scan media weight | 52 - 413 g/m² |
| ISO A-series sizes (A0...A9) | A4 |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 381 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 349 mm |
| Height | 208 mm |
| Weight | 10500 g |
Guidelines for disposal, battery details, and acoustic emission levels.
Specifies compatibility with Norwegian IT power systems.
Compliance statements for the US, EU, Japan, Taiwan, and China.
EMC registration for commercial use in Korea.
Introduces walk-up usage and advanced configuration.
Overview of troubleshooting procedures for common issues.
Introduction to the Kodak Scan Station 500 as a walk-up capture station.
Lists available guides and optional accessories.
Identifies external components of the Scan Station.
Identifies internal components like modules, guides, and rollers.
Identifies rear ports for connectivity.
Differentiates between walk-up and advanced users.
Steps to prepare the Scan Station for use.
Instructions on preparing documents for scanning.
Steps for placing documents and initiating a scan.
Steps to choose scan destinations and adjust settings.
Details various scan options like email subject and file naming.
Describes the status screen shown during the scanning process.
Explains the destination screen and available destination types.
Provides descriptions for icons used on the destination screen.
Explains the settings screen and available scan settings.
Detailed information about various scan settings.
Describes how to use and create settings shortcuts.
Details how to configure folder names and file name prefixes.
Explains options like interactive naming and date/time stamps.
Describes selections for Color, Grayscale, and Black and White scanning.
Details available file types like PDF, JPEG, TIFF.
Explains quality, language, single pages, and secure options for PDFs.
Describes quality and compression options for JPEG and TIFF files.
Allows selection between One Sided and Two Sided scanning.
Allows selection of scanning resolution in DPI.
Allows selection of document content type (Text, Graphics, Photos).
Adjusts Contrast and Threshold values for Black and White scanning.
Select copies for printing and configure advanced detection features.
Option to resend previous scan without rescanning documents.
How to search for email addresses or network folders.
Creating personalized groups of scan settings for easier scanning.
Introduces installation and configuration file creation.
Detailed installation steps for the Configuration Organizer software.
How configuration files are created and used.
Overview of the Configuration Organizer application interface.
Details the File and Edit menus and their available options.
Describes options for arrangement, user settings, and help access.
Explains the toolbar buttons and the status bar interface elements.
Steps to create new or modify existing configuration files.
Procedures for setting up destination groups like email, flash drive, network.
Steps to add new email groups and individual email addresses.
How to rename and delete email groups and their contents.
How to import email addresses from a CSV file.
Detailed steps for mapping and importing CSV data into the organizer.
Steps to add a folder from a USB flash drive as a destination.
How to rename and delete USB flash drive destination groups.
Steps to add a network folder as a destination.
How to rename and delete network folder destination groups.
Steps to add an FTP location as a destination.
How to configure proxy settings for FTP communication.
Steps to add fax groups and individual fax numbers.
Continues adding fax numbers to a group.
How to rename and delete fax destination groups.
How to assign a password to a configuration file for security.
Steps to save and test the created configuration file.
Introduces Tasks and Setting Shortcuts for streamlining scanning.
Steps to group scan settings with destinations to create tasks.
Selecting destinations for a created task.
Selecting scan settings and naming the task.
How to rename, delete, or edit existing tasks.
Creating personalized groups of scan settings and managing defaults.
Steps to create a new custom settings shortcut.
How to rename a custom settings shortcut.
Guide to resolve common issues like document jamming or feeding problems.
Checks for power, connectivity, and roller issues.
Troubleshooting no images, roller marks, and bleed-through.
Verifies fax configuration and explains power button indicator meanings.
