Noritsu Operator Manual April 2007

LS-600
1 Operator's Manual
1. Available functions on each display
2. Configuring initial settings
3. Configuring settings of the scanning
method
4. Making corrections to colors and density
5. Operations performed when necessary
6. Troubleshooting
7. Quick reference
GLOSSARY
English Ver. 1
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Preface
We greatly appreciate your purchase of this product.
Before using this product, read the manual carefully, and make sure that you understand the procedures described.
The manuals of this product are divided into separate volumes depending on the purpose.
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of manuals, descriptions, and an explanation of the warnings.
[Issued in April, 2007]
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Symbols used in this manual
This section explains the definitions of the symbols used in this manual.
The symbols shown below are used in this manual. Confirm the meaning of each of them before reading the manual.
This is called the alert symbol.

Text following this symbol contains particularly important information concerning
safety. Be sure to heed this information. This symbol is used in conjunction with the
words DANGER, WARNING and CAUTION, according to the possible degree of
injury to people or damage to physical property.
The Important symbol indicates

supplementary explanations,
operations or procedures that
require caution, and
instructions that must be
followed.
The Note symbol indicates useful

information on functions and
instructions.
Reference
The pointing finger
indicates the manual or
section where you can find
additional information.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface
Symbols used in this manual ..................................................................................................................ii

1.1 Setting displays and functions ........................................................................................ 1 - 2
1.1.1 Setting displays and outlines ......................................................................................................... 1 - 2

2.1 Configuring the installation date and display settings [Machine Specification] ............... 2 - 2
2.1.1 Changing the displayed language.................................................................................................. 2 - 2
2.1.2 Configuring the installation date ................................................................................................... 2 - 3
2.1.3 Configuring the displayed date setting .......................................................................................... 2 - 3
2.1.4 Configuring the regular check day ................................................................................................ 2 - 3
2.2 Specifying names of displayed unit and resolution [Environment:Others tab] ................ 2 - 5
3. Configuring settings of the scanning method

3.1 Configuring image correction settings [Environment: Correction tab]............................. 3 - 2
3.1.1 Activating/deactivating the correction setting for removing the scratch or dust on the film [DIGITAL
ICE Technology Correction] .......................................................................................................... 3 - 2
3.1.2 Activating/deactivating the correction setting for removing the scratch or dust on the film [Digital
Masking Function].......................................................................................................................... 3 - 3
3.1.3 Configuring the scanning method settings for the over-exposed negative film and under-exposed
positive film [Over Negative/Under Positive Frame Correction] .................................................. 3 - 4
3.1.4 Selecting whether to show the attention message when detecting dust [Dust Detection]............. 3 - 5
3.1.5 Selecting image checking method [PJP/AUTO Switch] ............................................................... 3 - 5
3.1.6 Selecting whether to capture 48bit image [48bit Image Capture] ................................................. 3 - 6
3.2 Configuring settings of frame advance and frame number [Operator Selections: Environment
tab] ................................................................................................................................... 3 - 7
3.2.1 Configure the scanning method settings of films with unclear edges [Film Carrier Rear Edge Fixed
Dimension Frame Number] ............................................................................................................ 3 - 7
3.2.2 Configuring settings of countermeasure to take if frame numbers of negative film cannot be detected
[Frame No. Detect Error Correction (Negative)] ........................................................................... 3 - 8
3.2.3 Operation to be performed if frame numbers of positive films cannot be detected [Frame No. Detect
Error Correction (Positive)]............................................................................................................ 3 - 8
3.2.4 Selecting whether to detect the inserting direction of 135-type negative films [135 Negative Film
Inserting Direction Detection Function]......................................................................................... 3 - 9

4.1 Configuring color and density settings ............................................................................ 4 - 2
4.1.1 Judgment Display .......................................................................................................................... 4 - 2
4.1.2 Settings for each image ................................................................................................................. 4 - 3
4.1.3 Functions display........................................................................................................................... 4 - 4
4.1.4 Corrections of contrast and sharpness [DSA] ............................................................................... 4 - 7
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5.1 Loading/ saving setting data [Reading and Writing Data] ............................................... 5 - 2
5.1.1 Saving setting data......................................................................................................................... 5 - 2
5.1.2 Loading setting data into the scanner ............................................................................................ 5 - 3
5.2 Prohibiting unauthorized third parties from modifying settings [Password Registration] 5 - 5
5.2.1 Registering or changing the owner password................................................................................ 5 - 5
5.2.2 Clearing the owner password ........................................................................................................ 5 - 6
5.3 Confirming information upon instruction from your service personnel ............................ 5 - 7
5.3.1 Confirming switch and sensor status [Input Check]...................................................................... 5 - 7
5.3.2 Checking operations of electrical parts [Output Check] ............................................................... 5 - 7
5.3.3 Checking the scanner version [Version Information] ................................................................... 5 - 8
5.4 Correcting fluctuating light source [Scanner Calibration] ................................................ 5 - 9
6. Troubleshooting
6.1 If the Error/Attention display is shown............................................................................. 6 - 2
6.1.1 Error/Attention display.................................................................................................................. 6 - 2
6.1.2 Corrective actions for Error/Attention messages .......................................................................... 6 - 3
6.1.3 If two or more Error/Attention messages are shown at the same time.......................................... 6 - 4
6.2 Attention No. 1300s ........................................................................................................ 6 - 5
1305 Photometry Section may be dirty. ......................................................................................................... 6 - 5
1313 The Focus Adjustment was not completed yet. ..................................................................................... 6 - 5
1314 Light source evenness is out of allowable range. .................................................................................. 6 - 5
1316 Focus Adjustment failed. ....................................................................................................................... 6 - 6
1317 Failed to perform the Scan Position Auto Correction. .......................................................................... 6 - 6
1318 Close the Scanner Unit Cover. .............................................................................................................. 6 - 6
1320 There may be dust on the AFC opening. ............................................................................................... 6 - 7
1322 Connect the scanner unit. Check the power supply and connection. .................................................. 6 - 7
1323 The connected USB device is not supported. ........................................................................................ 6 - 7
6.3 Attention No. 1400s ........................................................................................................ 6 - 9
1403 Undeveloped cartridge. Cannot process. ............................................................................................... 6 - 9
1404 The IX frame data is incomplete. .......................................................................................................... 6 - 9
1405 Remove the 135 film from the Film Carrier. ....................................................................................... 6 - 10
1406 Remove the 240 film from the Film Carrier. ....................................................................................... 6 - 10
1410 Confirm the film stop position in the Film Carrier. ............................................................................ 6 - 10
1412 The film is upside down. Would you like to continue processing? ..................................................... 6 - 11
1413 Input the frame number ....................................................................................................................... 6 - 12
1414 The FID number was not detected. ...................................................................................................... 6 - 13
1421 Confirm the stop position of all the frames to be processed. .............................................................. 6 - 14
1435 Insertion direction of film is different. Insert the film from the rear end (end with largest frame number).
......................................................................................................................................................................... 6 - 15
6.4 Attention No. 1800s -1900s .......................................................................................... 6 - 17
1801 Execute software upgrade. ................................................................................................................... 6 - 17
1903 Proceeding. One moment please. . . .................................................................................................... 6 - 17
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6.5 Error No. 6300s............................................................................................................. 6 - 18
6305 Scanner Focus operation error. ............................................................................................................ 6 - 18
6306 Scanner IRIS operation error. .............................................................................................................. 6 - 18
6321 Focus auto adjustment error. ............................................................................................................... 6 - 18
6322 Scanner input balance error. ................................................................................................................ 6 - 18
6324 F stop value range error. ...................................................................................................................... 6 - 18
6327 Scanner Light Source Section temperature adjustment error. ............................................................. 6 - 18
6332 Light Source adjustment error. ............................................................................................................ 6 - 18
6333 The Line Data is out of the Standard Range Error. ............................................................................. 6 - 19
6334 Lane change operation error. ............................................................................................................... 6 - 19
6335 The Scanner Unit Cover is open. ......................................................................................................... 6 - 19
6340 Analog offset adjustment error ............................................................................................................ 6 - 20
6341 Scanner image path error. .................................................................................................................... 6 - 20
6342 Scanner unit was disconnected. Check the power supply and the connection. ................................. 6 - 20
6.6 Error No. 6400s............................................................................................................. 6 - 21
6400 Perforation Sensor error. ..................................................................................................................... 6 - 21
6401 Loading Sensor error. .......................................................................................................................... 6 - 21
6402 Ready Sensor error. ............................................................................................................................. 6 - 21
6403 135 film has stopped at the Film Carrier. ............................................................................................ 6 - 21
6404 240 film has stopped at the Film Carrier. ............................................................................................ 6 - 21
6407 Spool Key operation error. .................................................................................................................. 6 - 21
6409 The 240 Cleaning Leader has stopped. ................................................................................................ 6 - 22
6411 Film Carrier Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment was not executed. .......................................................... 6 - 22
6429 System error. (AFC / Scanner control PCB) ....................................................................................... 6 - 22
6438 135 Cleaning Leader has stopped. ....................................................................................................... 6 - 22
6439 The film strip is too short for processing. ........................................................................................... 6 - 23
6442 The perforation of the film may be broken. ........................................................................................ 6 - 24
6444 Cartridge is out of position. ................................................................................................................. 6 - 25
6445 End Perforation Sensor error. .............................................................................................................. 6 - 25
6446 Film was set to the incorrect lane. ....................................................................................................... 6 - 25
6.7 Error No. 6800s and 6900s........................................................................................... 6 - 27
6803 Language version of message data is incorrect. Message display in English. ................................... 6 - 27
6900 Main control system error. .................................................................................................................. 6 - 27
6921 PCB error. ............................................................................................................................................ 6 - 27
6.8 Details about corrective actions .................................................................................... 6 - 28
6.8.1 Corrective actions for 135 film jam............................................................................................. 6 - 28
6.8.2 Corrective actions for 240 film jam............................................................................................. 6 - 32
6.8.3 Cleaning the 135/240 lanes of the film feed unit ........................................................................ 6 - 36
6.8.4 Checking and cleaning the scanner section ................................................................................. 6 - 40
6.8.5 Checking and cleaning the air filter and cooling fan................................................................... 6 - 42
6.8.6 Cleaning the LED light source unit dust-proof glass and light source cleaner ........................... 6 - 43
6.8.7 Cleaning the scanner dust-proof glass......................................................................................... 6 - 45
6.8.8 Cleaning each roller and the film path of the film feed unit ....................................................... 6 - 47
6.8.9 Cleaning each slot of the film feed unit....................................................................................... 6 - 49
6.8.10 Cleaning each sensor of the film feed unit .................................................................................. 6 - 51
7. Quick reference
7.1 Reference of the common inquiries ................................................................................ 7 - 2
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7.2 If film jams frequently occur or the film stop position is unstable .................................... 7 - 3
7.2.1 Cleaning the film feed section [AFC Cleaning] ............................................................................ 7 - 3
7.2.2 Adjusting the sensor sensitivity on the film feed path [Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment] .............. 7 - 6
7.3 If black margin (white margin for positive) is printed on the front end or rear end [Scan
Position Auto Correction] 7-7
7.4 If a film that has unclear frame boundaries is processed................................................ 7 - 9
7.5 A streak appears on the Judgment Display .................................................................. 7 - 12
GLOSSARY
INDEX
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1. Available functions on
each display
This section explains available functions on each display.
1–1
1.1 Setting displays and functions
1.1.1 Setting displays and outlines
" Scan Setting

# Environment
$ Correction
Configure image correction settings.
(See ☞ 3.1.)
$ Film Carrier
Configure settings of frame number and frame advance.
(See ☞ 3.2.)
$ Others
Configure the display unit setting.
(See ☞ 2.2.)
# Menu
$ Close Down Checks
Clean the film feed section.
See ☞ 6.2.1 in the Starting Guide.
$ Scanner Calibration
Update the light source.
(See ☞ 5.4.)
$ AFC Cleaning
Clean the film feed section.
(See ☞ 7.2.1.)
$ Software Upgrade
Upgrade the system software.
$ Version Information
Confirm the scanner version.
(See ☞ 5.3.3.)
$ Input Check
Confirm switch and sensor status.
(See ☞ 5.3.1.)
$ Output Check
Confirm operation of electrical parts.
(See ☞ 5.3.2.)
$ Film Carrier Unit Adjustment
Perform the Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment and Scan
Position Auto Correction.
(For details about sensor sensitivity adjustment, see
☞ 7.2.2. For details about scan position auto
correction, see ☞ 7.3.)
$ Reading and Writing Data
Save backup data of the scanner settings.
(See ☞ 5.1.)
$ Machine Specification
Configure settings of language, installation date and
displayed date.
(See ☞ 2.1.)
$ Password Registration
Register or delete a password.
(See ☞ 5.2.)
$ Help Display
1–2
You can view the operator's manuals (HELP) of this

product.
See ☞ 7.1 in the Starting Guide.
# Help
You can view the operator's manuals (HELP) of this

product.
See ☞ 7.1 in the Starting Guide.
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2. Configuring initial
settings
This section explains settings that are required to be configured before you use this
product.
Configure the settings in this chapter when the product is installed. Basically, you
do not need to change them after configuring them once.
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2.1 Configuring the installation date and display settings [Machine Specification]
2.1 Configuring the installation date and display

settings [Machine Specification]
Configure display settings for installation date or displayed date and time on the Machine Specification display.
! Machine Specification display

Bringing up the display
On the Scan Setting display, click the Menu tab. → Menu → Machine Specification
The Serial Number of this product is shown.
If changing the settings, click Register.

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Configure settings for the following items. For details, see each reference.
Setting items Reference
Language ☞ 2.1.1
Installation date ☞ 2.1.2
Date display ☞ 2.1.3
Regular check day ☞ 2.1.4
2.1.1 Changing the displayed language

2–2
Steps
1. Click to select the language.
2. Click Register.
→ Registers the configured settings.
3. Click Close.
→ Returns to the previous display.

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2.1.2 Configuring the installation date

Steps
1. Select the installation date of this
product by clicking / .
2. Click Register.
3. Click Close.
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2.1.3 Configuring the displayed date setting

This setting can be configured only when this product is used as a stand-alone scanner.
Steps
1. Click to configure the display order
setting of year, month and day for date
display.
2. Click Register.
3. Click Close.
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2.1.4 Configuring the regular check day

Select the weekly check day.
On the regular check day, the Regular Checks display is shown.
2–3

Steps
1. Click a day of the week to set it to the
weekly regular check day.
2. Click Register.
3. Click Close.
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2.2 Specifying names of displayed unit and resolution [Environment:Others tab]
2.2 Specifying names of displayed unit and resolution

[Environment:Others tab]
On the Environment display, this section configures settings of the unit of input image size and the resolution names that are
displayed on the Scan Setting display.
z Others tab (Environment display)


On the Scan Setting display, click the Environment tab. → Environment → Click the Others tab.
Steps
1. Configure each setting. (See the table
below.)
2. Click OK.
3. Click Cancel.
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Item Setting
Display Unit Selects the unit of images on the Scan Setting display.
• Pixel: Displayed in pixels.
• inch: Displayed in 0.01 inch.
• mm: Displayed in 0.1 mm.
Film type Selects a film type whose resolution names are to be changed.
Current Name Displays current registered names of resolution.

If 240 is selected for Film type, MID is not shown.
New Name Enter newly registered names of resolution.
Up to ten one-byte characters can be entered.
Settings configured above will be applied on the Standard Setting display.

Example: Scan Setting display
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3. Configuring settings
of the scanning method
This section explains settings for scanning films such as image correction, frame
advance and frame number settings.
3–1
3.1 Configuring image correction settings [Environment: Correction tab]
3.1 Configuring image correction settings

[Environment: Correction tab]
Configure image correction settings on the Environment display.
! Correction tab (Environment display)

On the Scan Setting display, click the Environment tab. → Environment → Click the Correction tab.
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DIGITAL ICE Technology Correction ☞ 3.1.1
Digital Masking Function ☞ 3.1.2
Over Negative/Under Positive Frame Correction ☞ 3.1.3
Dust Detection ☞ 3.1.4
PJP/AUTO Switch ☞ 3.1.5
48bit Image Capture ☞ 3.1.6
3.1.1 Activating/deactivating the correction setting for removing the

scratch or dust on the film [DIGITAL ICE Technology Correction]
You can apply this function on your product if the optional Digital Masking Software is installed.
This function performs corrections to remove scratches or dust on a negative or positive film when it is read.
3–2
Steps
1. Configure the settings.
2. Click OK.
3. Click Cancel.
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Item Setting
DIGITAL ICE Technology Select the check box to apply the correction.
Correction
IMPORTANT
• Depending on the condition of scratches or dust, in some cases correction cannot be made completely.
• DIGITAL ICE Technology Correction is not used for black and white films.
If B/W (Neg) is selected on the Scan Setting display, DIGITAL ICE Technology Correction does not work.
• If Kodachrome film is processed, DIGITAL ICE Technology Correction function may not work very well for
dark or high-density areas of images. In addition, the scanned images will deteriorate. If processing
Kodachrome film, we do not recommend using the DIGITAL ICE Technology Correction function.
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3.1.2 Activating/deactivating the correction setting for removing the

scratch or dust on the film [Digital Masking Function]
If the optional Digital Masking Software is installed and the DIGITAL ICE Technology Correction is selected, this
function is available.
This feature enhances the function of DIGITAL ICE Technology Correction. However, please note that as explained
above, depending on the scratches or dust, and the film type, in some cases correction can not be made.
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Steps
1. Click to configure the setting.
2. Click OK.
3. Click Cancel.
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Item Setting
Digital Masking Function If selecting ON (All film types), the digital masking process is performed for all films.
3.1.3 Configuring the scanning method settings for the over-exposed

negative film and under-exposed positive film [Over
Negative/Under Positive Frame Correction]
If over-exposed frames of negative film or under-exposed frames of positive film are scanned, and this product judges that
Over Negative/Under Positive Frame Correction is required for these frames, this product automatically adjusts scanning
time (lengthens the scanning time) to enhance the quality of images. Select whether to apply this function.
Steps
2. Click OK.
3. Click Cancel.
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Example: Over-exposed frame of negative film
Normal frame Panorama frame

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Item Setting
Over Negative/Under • Standard: Correction is not performed.
Positive Frame Correction • High quality: Over Negative/Under Positive Frame Correction is performed for
frames for which this product judges that the correction is required.
However, 135 panorama frame is not corrected among the frames judged as requiring
Over Negative/Under Positive Frame Correction.
Example: If High quality is selected
Print of the normal frame With correction

Without correction
Blank part
Without correction
Print of the panorama frame

Without correction
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3.1.4 Selecting whether to show the attention message when detecting

dust [Dust Detection]
Select whether the attention message is displayed or not when dust that affects scanning is detected automatically.
Steps
2. Click OK.
3. Click Cancel.
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Item Setting
Dust Detection Select the check box to show the message.
3.1.5 Selecting image checking method [PJP/AUTO Switch]

Select whether to correct color and density of scanned images on the Judgment Display.
This item is shown only when this product is used as stand-alone scanner.
3–5
Steps
2. Click OK.
3. Click Cancel.
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Item Setting
PJP/AUTO Switch • PJP: Images are shown on the display before printing. You can select frames to print or
correct color and density.
• AUTO: Images are not shown on the display before printing.
3.1.6 Selecting whether to capture 48bit image [48bit Image Capture]

Select whether to capture 48bit images.
This item is shown only when this product is used as stand-alone scanner.
Steps
2. Click OK.
3. Click Cancel.
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Item Setting
48bit Image Capture Select the check box to capture 48bit images.
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3.2 Configuring settings of frame advance and frame number [Operator Selections: Environment tab]
3.2 Configuring settings of frame advance and frame

number [Operator Selections: Environment tab]
Configure settings of frame advance and frame number on the Environment display.
! Film Carrier tab (Environment display)

On the Scan Setting display, click the Environment tab. → Environment → Click the Film Carrier tab.

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Film Carrier Rear Edge Fixed Dimension Frame Number ☞ 3.2.1
Frame No. Detect Error Correction (Negative) ☞ 3.2.2
Frame No. Detect Error Correction (Positive) ☞ 3.2.3
135 Negative Film Inserting Direction Detection Function ☞ 3.2.4
3.2.1 Configure the scanning method settings of films with unclear

edges [Film Carrier Rear Edge Fixed Dimension Frame Number]
If frames with unclear edges are placed one after another in the same film, the number of frames to be skipped from the first
frame with unclear edges can be configured. The input range is between 0 and 9.
Steps
2. Click OK.
3. Click Cancel.
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3.2.2 Configuring settings of countermeasure to take if frame numbers of

negative film cannot be detected [Frame No. Detect Error
Correction (Negative)]
Select the operation to be performed if frame numbers cannot be detected.
The scanner reads bar codes on films and detects frame numbers. Frame numbers of a film without a frame number bar code
or with a damaged, soiled or fogged bar code are not detected.
Steps
2. Click OK.
3. Click Cancel.
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Item Setting
Frame No. Detect Error 135-type films
Correction (Negative) • None: Frame numbers are not printed, and the message to select the process is not
displayed.
• Manual (Up): Displays the message to select the process, and allows you to select the
frame number to be printed. Subsequent frame numbers which are larger than the
selected number are displayed next.
• Automatic: Calculates the amount to feed the film, and prints the frame numbers in
order from 1.
For prints from each film, frame numbers from 1 to 36A, 36A+ or to the maximum of E
are assigned. # # # will be printed for all higher frame numbers than E.
The message to select the process is not shown.
• Manual (Down): Displays the message to select the process, and allows you to select
the frame number to be printed. Subsequent frame numbers which are smaller than the
• Automatic (Up): When the order number is changed, the frame number is printed from
1.
In this case, the frame number is printed to the maximum of 9999. If the frame number
becomes 10000 or more, it is not printed (blank space).
If the frame number is detected for other films in the same order, the detected frame
number is printed.
If you use a stand-alone scanner, because there are no order numbers, the same method
as selecting Automatic is used to assign frame numbers. In this case, frame numbers
from 1 to 9999 can be assigned.
IX240-type films
Prints the frame numbers in order from 1 for each film all the time regardless of settings.
3.2.3 Operation to be performed if frame numbers of positive films

cannot be detected [Frame No. Detect Error Correction (Positive)]
Select the operation to be performed if frame numbers cannot be detected.
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The scanner reads bar codes on films and detects frame numbers. Frame numbers of a film without a frame number bar code
or with a damaged, soiled or fogged bar code are not detected.
Steps
2. Click OK.
3. Click Cancel.

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Item Setting
Frame No. Detect Error 135-type films
Correction (Positive) • None: Frame numbers are not printed, and the message to select the process is not
displayed.
• Manual (Up): Displays the message to select the process, and allows you to select the
frame number to be printed. Subsequent frame numbers which are larger than the
• Automatic: Calculates the amount to feed the film, and prints the frame numbers in
order from 1.
For prints from each film, frame numbers from 1 to 36A, 36A+ or to the maximum of E
are assigned. # # # will be printed for all higher frame numbers than E.
• Manual (Down): Displays the message to select the process, and allows you to select
the frame number to be printed. Subsequent frame numbers which are smaller than the
• Automatic (Up): When the order number is changed, the frame number is printed from
1.
In this case, the frame number is printed to the maximum of 9999. If the frame number
becomes 10000 or more, it is not printed (blank space).
If the frame number is detected for other films in the same order, the detected frame
number is printed.
If you use a stand-alone scanner, because there are no order numbers, the same method
as selecting Automatic is used to assign frame numbers. In this case, frame numbers
from 1 to 9999 can be assigned.
IX240-type films
Prints the frame numbers in order from 1 for each film all the time regardless of settings.
3.2.4 Selecting whether to detect the inserting direction of 135-type

negative films [135 Negative Film Inserting Direction Detection
Function]
This feature detects whether 135 film is inserted from the front end (ascending order of frame numbers) or the rear end
(descending order of frame numbers), and selects whether the attention message is displayed or not when it is inserted from
the front end.
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IMPORTANT
• If adhesive tape is left on the front end of the 135-type film when inserted, it may cause a film jam in the film
feed section. Normally, a film is developed with a splicing tape on its front end (ascending order of frame
number). Therefore, insert the film from the rear end (descending order of frame number) when printing.
Steps
2. Click OK.
3. Click Cancel.
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Item Setting
135 Negative Film Inserting If ON is selected, an attention message is displayed when the film is inserted from the front
Direction Detection Function end (ascending order of the frame number).
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4. Making corrections to
colors and density
This chapter explains procedures to making corrections to colors and density on the
Judgment Display.
4–1
4.1 Configuring color and density settings

Correct color and density of images on the Judgment Display.
The Judgment Display can be accessed by setting PJP/AUTO Switch to PJP in the Correction tab on the Environment
display.
4.1.1 Judgment Display

Judgment Display is a display where you can view images.
You can correct color and density of images on this display.
Example: Judgment Display
1 ☞ 4.1.2 Settings for each image
3 4 Displays the Scan condition settings configured on the Scan

Setting display.
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The numbers in the table below correspond to those in the illustration above.
No. Item Explanation

1 Frame Highlights the currently selected image.
2 Page Displays which page you are viewing.
Current page of the Judgment Display/ all pages of the Judgment Display
3 F button Accesses the Functions display.
• For details, see ☞ 4.1.3 Functions display.
4 HOLD Copies the correction values and print counts of the selected image to every image
in the order. This is called the HOLD function.
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4.1.2 Settings for each image

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2
6
5 3

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1 Image area Displays the image.
2 Fine adjustment buttons Used to adjust the image area to be printed.
NOTE
• The buttons change to for 135H-type films or according to image
size.
3 DSA button*1 Used to make corrections such as Automatic Contrast.
• For details, see ☞ 4.1.4 Corrections of contrast and sharpness [DSA].
4 Color and density Displays the correction values of Y (yellow), M (magenta), C (cyan), and D
correction buttons*1 (density) from the left.
5 Frame number Displays a frame number.
6 Scanner Density Correction Displays a correction value that the scanner calculates while reading images.
Value • Not displayed for negative films.
• For an IX240 film, the items of FTPM*2 and SERIES*3 may be shown here.
• For a positive film, some settings of Positive Film Auto Correction may
display "---".
7 Scene Correction icon Click the icon to show the Scene Correction display.
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Use this to correct images of specific conditions, such as night shots or images
taken into the sun.
NOTE
• Scene Correction Software is required to use this function.
• This button is not shown when using black and white or sepia film.
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Example: Scene Correction display
1 2
1. Scene Correction name

Indicates the name of the selected Correction icon.
2. Correction icon
Select the icon of the same scene as that of the image.
The selected icon is displayed with a red frame.
NOTE
• Check the Scene Correction name to confirm which scene the icon
indicates.
3. Correction Strength
Select 1 or 2 to increase the strength.
Select -1 or -2 to decrease the strength.
Select 0 to restore the strength.
Selected strength is indicated as .
4. YES: OK, NO: Cancel buttons
Clicking YES: OK applies the correction settings.
Clicking NO: Cancel discards the correction settings and restores the image
to its previous state.
*1. Not shown if 48bit Image Capture is selected in the Correction tab on the Environment display.
*2. FTPM stands for Fixed Time Print Mode. FTPM is a print method that uses the magnetic information stored by a camera when taking
a picture. FTPM applies the intention of the photographer on a print. It affects all the images in a film. Some cameras do not have the
FTPM function.
*3. SERIES means a series scene frame. Series scene is a print method that uses the magnetic information given by a camera in taking a
picture. It gives the same color and same density to the specific subject in the images. The specified frames in a film are printed with
the selected conditions.
4.1.3 Functions display

Useful functions for making corrections to colors and density are displayed.
Click F on the Judgment Display, then the Functions display is shown.
IMPORTANT
• These functions are available only for the selected frame.
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Example: Functions display
1 10
2 11
3 12
4 13
5 14
6 15
7 16
8 17
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No. Button Explanation

1 Print Image Fine Adjustment Allows you to adjust the image position with the keyboard.
• Pressing the F9 key
The image is moved to the left.
• Pressing the F10 key
The image is moved to the right.
• Pressing the F4 key returns the image to the original position.
Press any key except F9, F10 and F4 to make corrections with the mouse.
2 Image Rotation (only 1 Rotates the image by 180 degrees.
Frame)
3 [Y] Y-correction Copy*1 Copies the Y (yellow) correction of the selected image to every image in the
order.
4 [M] M-correction Copy*1 Copies the M (magenta) correction of the selected image to every image in the
order.
5 [C] C-correction Copy*1 Copies the C (cyan) correction of the selected image to every image in the order.
6 [D] Density Correction Copies the D (density) correction of the selected image to every image in the
Copy*1 order.
7 Color Conversion*1 Accesses the Color Conversion display.
Clicking a radio button changes it from to . Select one from Color,

Monochrome and Sepia.
8 Scene Correction*1 Accesses the Scene Correction display.
Use this to correct images of specific conditions, such as night shots or images
taken into the sun.
NOTE
• To use this function, you need the Scene Correction Software (optional).
• This button is not shown when using black and white or sepia film.
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Scene Correction display
1 2
1. Scene Correction name

Indicates the name of the selected Correction icon.
2. Correction icon
Select the same type of scene as the image.
3. Correction Strength
Select the strength by clicking and changing it to (selected).
4. YES: OK, NO: Cancel buttons
Clicking OK applies the correction settings.
Clicking Cancel make the correction settings invalid and the screen returns
to the previous image as is before the Scene Correction screen appears.
9 Copy Scene Correction*1 Copies the type and strength of Scene Correction of the selected image to every
image in the order.
However, images preceding the displayed image are not included.
NOTE
• When processing more than one film in succession, this button cannot be
selected until all films have been processed.
10 DSA*1 Accesses the DSA display.
• For details, see ☞ 4.1.4 Corrections of contrast and sharpness [DSA].
11 Help Display Displays the Operator's Manuals built in this product.
12 [-1] Image Rotation Rotates all images by 180 degrees.
For some film types, original rotation information is restored when a new order is
processed.
NOTE
• You can also select it by pressing the F9 key on the keyboard.
13 [N] Correction Value, Copies the setting values of colors, density, print counts and DSA of the selected
Counts and DSA Hold image to every image in the order.
14 [REPT] Print Counts Copy Copies the print count of the selected image to every image in the order.
15 [+1] DSA Copy*1 Copies the scene correction settings of the selected image to every image in the
order.
16 [PASS] Passed frame copy Sets the print count of every image in an order to 0 or 1.
• If the print counts for all of the images have been set to 0 (Pass):
The print count is set to 1 to every image.
• If the print counts for all of the images have not been set to 0 (Pass):
The print count is set to 0 (pass) to every image.
17 Photometry Memory*1 Memorizes the photometry of selected image and applies it to other images.
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NOTE
• You can use this to give the same color and density to several images that
have the same background.
• The Photometry Memory Function is not applied to images that are already
being printed from the Judgement Display.
• The stored photometry value can be applied to orders other than the current
one.
• If the operations below are performed, the Photometry Memory Function is
canceled automatically.
• If changed 135/240 lanes
• If changed film sizes on the Scan Setting
• If changed film types on the Scan Setting
• To cancel the Photometry Memory when necessary, click F on the
Judgment Display then click Photometry Memory Release.
• When processing more than one film in succession, this button cannot be
selected until all films have been processed.
*1. Not shown if 48bit Image Capture is selected in the Correction tab on the Environment display.

This completes the explanations of the Judgment Display.
4.1.4 Corrections of contrast and sharpness [DSA]

If the Judgment Display is used, corrections of contrast, sharpness, chroma, and graininess suppression can be made for
each frame.
On the Judgment Display, click DSA.
On the Judgment Display, click F. → On the Functions display, click DSA.
Example: DSA display
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Item Explanation
Automatic Contrast This enables you to correct excessive contrast in the image.
• Overall
If the contrast is not well-balanced in the whole image, or contrast must be increased,
perform this adjustment.
The larger the numeric value becomes, the greater the contrast becomes. The smaller the
numeric value becomes, the less the contrast becomes.
• Shadow
Adjusts the brightness of the darkest point on the image. If the contrast of the whole image
is not well-balanced, perform this adjustment.
The larger the numeric value becomes, the darker the darkest part in the image becomes.
The smaller the numeric value becomes, the brighter the part becomes.
• Highlight
Adjusts the brightness of the brightest area on the image. If the contrast of the whole image
is not well-balanced, perform this adjustment.
The larger the numeric value becomes, the brighter the brightest part in the image becomes.
The smaller the numeric value becomes, the darker the part becomes.
Automatic Sharpness The outlines of objects in the image becomes shaper and the image becomes clearer. It is an
effective correction for out-of-focus images.
If the value is increased, the edges of objects in the image become sharper. If the value is
decreased, edges become more blurred.
Chroma Reproduces vivid colors in images with dull colors.
For example, you can adjust the colors of dull blue skies or dark green vegetation scenes using
this correction so that the subjects in the image look more realistic.
If the value is increased, the color becomes more vivid. If the value is decreased color becomes
duller.
Graininess Suppression When making a magnified print, whitish spots may be visible on the finished print. Use this
function to improve the quality of the prints.
For example, you can use this feature to make sure there is no difference in quality between
normal prints and enlarged prints when the same customer requests both.
The larger the numeric value becomes, the less noticeable the grains of prints are. The smaller
the numeric value becomes, the more noticeable the grains of prints are.
Moire Suppression Moire is a pattern that can appear when scanning an image that has regular patterns such as a
lattice. Patterns that were not in the original image can appear on the print. Patterns that differ
from the original appear on prints.
When making prints which are smaller than the original scan, the moire effect becomes more
noticeable.
Digitally processed prints are composed of small dots lined regularly. Therefore moire may
appear in some cases even though there is no lattice pattern in the print itself. When looking at a
print through a magnifying glass, small regularly aligned dots can be seen. This is also true of
newspapers and magazines.
The larger the numeric value becomes, the less noticeable the moire of prints. The smaller the
numeric value becomes, the more noticeable the moire of prints.
Automatic Contrast 2 Excessive contrast in an image can be corrected automatically by the amount of correction
judged necessary.
• A value of 5 is recommended for effective normal correction.
• The effect of the correction can be adjusted within the range of 0 to +10. High values
increase the degree of correction, and low values decrease it.
• When set to 0, this feature is not applied.
1. Access the DSA display from the Judgment Display.

On the Judgment Display, click DSA.
On the Judgment Display, click F. → On the Functions display, click DSA.
The DSA display is shown.
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2. Enter the correction values for each item.

Drag the slider, or click or to correct the image.
If the wrong correction was made, click Restore to display the previous setting before correction.
Example: DSA display
Slider
Value
Restore button

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3. Click OK.
The correction value is registered, and the display returns to the Judgment Display.
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5
5. Operations performed
when necessary
This section explains saving and loading the scanner setting data or upgrading the
program, etc.
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5.1 Loading/ saving setting data [Reading and Writing Data]
5.1 Loading/ saving setting data [Reading and Writing

Data]
You can back up scanner setting data on the Reading and Writing Data display.
! Reading and Writing Data display

On the Scan Setting display, click the Menu tab. → Menu → Reading and Writing Data
Saves the setting data of the product.
• For details, see ☞ 5.1.1 Saving setting

data.
Loads the setting data into the scanner.
• For details, see ☞ 5.1.2 Loading

setting data into the scanner.
Click to return to the previous display.
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5.1.1 Saving setting data

This section explains how to save the scanner setting data to a specified destination.
Procedure
1. Access the Reading and Writing Data display.

2. Click Writing Data.
3. Click Execute.
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Select a folder. appears.
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4. Select the drive (folder) to which the setting data is saved.
Example:
Select the drive (folder) to which the

setting data is saved.
Click OK.
If you make a new folder, click this button.
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If A file is present in the selected folder. Are you sure to delete? is shown
Click Yes to delete and overwrite it. If not deleting, select No.
Setting data is saved to the specified destination.
When saving is complete, Completed. is shown.
This completes saving setting data.

5.1.2 Loading setting data into the scanner
Load the backup data into the scanner.
Procedure
1. Access the Reading and Writing Data display.

2. Click Reading Data.

The display to select reading data is shown.
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3. Select the data to read.
Select All Data or Initial Data.
Click Execute.
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Select folder. is shown.
4. Select the folder and click OK.

Would you like to read the data? is shown.
5. Click Yes.
Setting data is loaded.
Completed. is shown.
This completes reading data.
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5.2 Prohibiting unauthorized third parties from modifying settings [Password Registration]
5.2 Prohibiting unauthorized third parties from

modifying settings [Password Registration]
Registering the owner password prohibits a third party (unauthorized personnel) from configuring settings or making
changes on the Menu display.
This section explains how to register, change and clear the owner password.
IMPORTANT
• If you have forgotten the registered owner password, consult your technical representative.
5.2.1 Registering or changing the owner password

This section explains how to register the owner password or change the registered owner password.
If the owner password is registered, the Menu display can only be accessed by entering the owner password.
1. Access the Owner Password Setting display.

On the Scan Setting display, click Menu. → Menu → Password Registration
2. To change the owner password, enter the registered password to Current Password.

If the owner password has not been registered, entering the password to Current Password is not necessary.
Owner Password Setting display
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3. Enter the new owner password to New Password.

Up to 15 alphanumeric one-byte characters can be entered.
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4. Enter the password again to Confirmation of new password.
5. Click OK.
The owner password is registered.
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5.2 Prohibiting unauthorized third parties from modifying settings [Password Registration]
5.2.2 Clearing the owner password

This section explains how to clear the registered owner password.
If you clear the registered owner password, you can access the Menu display without entering an owner password.
1. Access the Owner Password Setting display.

On the Scan Setting display, click Menu. → Menu → Password Registration
2. Enter the registered password in Current password.

Do not enter anything in New Password.
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3. Click OK.
The registered owner password is cleared.
This completes clearing the registered owner password.
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5.3 Confirming information upon instruction from your service personnel
5.3 Confirming information upon instruction from your

service personnel
On each display, you can confirm the scanner status. For details, see each reference.
Item Reference
Confirming switch and sensor status ☞ 5.3.1
Checking the operation of electrical parts ☞ 5.3.2
Checking the scanner version ☞ 5.3.3
5.3.1 Confirming switch and sensor status [Input Check]

You can confirm the status of switches and sensors on the Input Check display.
! Input Check display
IMPORTANT
• When using this function, be sure to perform operations by following instructions of service personnel.
On the Scan Setting display, click the Menu tab. → Menu → Input Check

Click each tab to display each panel.
The status of switches, which mechanically detect the input status is shown as ON or
OFF. The status of sensors, which optically detect the input status, is shown as DARK or
LIGHT.
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5.3.2 Checking operations of electrical parts [Output Check]

You can confirm the status of electrical parts such as motors on the Output Check display.
! Output Check display
IMPORTANT
• When using this function, be sure to perform operations by following instructions of service personnel.
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5.3 Confirming information upon instruction from your service personnel

On the Scan Setting display, click the Menu tab. → Menu → Output Check
Click each tab to display each panel.
Click the electrical part of which operation

is to be checked and click Execute to
activate the part.
The status of sensors, which optically detect the input status, is shown as DARK or
LIGHT.
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5.3.3 Checking the scanner version [Version Information]

The version information of the scanner can be checked on the Version Information display.
! Version Information display

On the Scan Setting display, click the Menu tab. → Menu → Version Information
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5.4 Correcting fluctuating light source [Scanner Calibration]
5.4 Correcting fluctuating light source [Scanner

Calibration]
The light source of the scanner fluctuates from day to day according to the environment. Therefore, perform the correction of
light source on the Scanner Calibration display.
! Scanner Calibration display

On the Scan Setting display, click the Menu tab. → Menu → Scanner Calibration

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Procedure
1. Access the Scanner Calibration display.

On the Scan Setting display, click the Menu tab. → Menu → Scanner Calibration
2. Select the lane to perform Scanner Calibration.
Item Explanation
135 Select this if performing scanner calibration of the 135 lane.
240 Select this if performing scanner calibration of the 240 lane.
135+240 Select this if performing scanner calibration both of the 135 and 240 lanes.
3. Click Execute.
Scanner Calibration starts automatically.
When it is finished, the message Registered. is shown.
This completes Scanner Calibration.
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6. Troubleshooting
This chapter explains the corrective actions to take if an error message is shown or
if film is jammed.
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6.1 If the Error/Attention display is shown
6.1.1 Error/Attention display

If some troubles occur to the scanner or the system, an error message is shown on the Error/Attention display, and if an
error requiring a simple action occurs, such as incorrect operation or open cover, an attention message is shown on that
display.
Error/Attention display (Attention message)
Example: Error/Attention display (Attention message)
If this error recurs, consult your technical representative.
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Item Explanation
Error/Attention number tab Each error and attention message has an error/attention number.
If two or more error/attention messages are shown, the number of tabs
corresponding to the number of the errors/attentions is shown. Click all the tabs
displayed and check the messages.
Sub-number Some error/attention messages have a two or four-digit sub-number besides the
error/attention number. Sub-number is necessary for service personnel, so this
manual does not explain the details about it.
Right and left buttons Displayed if more than one Error/Attention number tab is displayed.
Click to display the right tab.

Click to display the left tab.
Volume Adjusts the volume for displaying a message.
Click Volume displays the adjusting menu. Then select one from five levels.
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Item Explanation
Message Shows the details of the message.
Corrective action outline Shows the outline of corrective actions.
HELP Displays the guidance of corrective actions.
Operation buttons Only operations displayed on the operation buttons can be performed until the
Error/Attention message is closed.
The operation button above is an example. Actual buttons may not look exactly
like those shown above.
" YES
This button is displayed in most of the attention messages.
Click this button after performing corrective action, then the Error/Attention
display is closed. (If the error remains unsolved even though the corrective
action has been taken, the Error message is continuously displayed.)
" NO
To make this button active, click Silent while an error message is displayed.
Minimize button Minimizes the Error/Attention display and stops the alarm.
Silent button Stops the alarm of errors.
6.1.2 Corrective actions for Error/Attention messages
1. If the alarm sounds, click Silent button to stop the alarm.
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Example: Attention display
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2. Click HELP.
Example: Attention display
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3. Take the corrective actions shown on the HELP display.
4. Ifthe same Error/Attention message is shown repeatedly, or the Error/Attention message

cannot be closed even after the corrective action has been performed, consult your technical
representative.
IMPORTANT
• Write down the Error/Attention number, sub-number and message in advance. The information is
required for inquiry.
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6.1.3 If two or more Error/Attention messages are shown at the same

time
If two or more error and/or attention messages are shown simultaneously, the number of tabs corresponding to the number of
the errors or attentions occurred are shown in the same display.
Click all the error/attention number tabs and check the messages. If there are the cases in which the corrective actions can be
performed simultaneously, do so effectively.
To turn off the power supply
Click all the error and attention number tabs and write down the contents before taking the corrective action.
When the power supply is turned off to take corrective actions, the untreated error and/or attention messages are cleared. It is
why the message must be recorded.
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6.2 Attention No. 1300s
1305 Photometry Section may be dirty.
Corrective action
This message is shown if dust is detected in the light source section during setup.
1. Click YES.
The attention message is closed.
2. Cancel the setup in process.
3. Clean the light source section.
• For details, see ☞ 6.8.4 Checking and cleaning the scanner section.
4. Perform the setup again.
IMPORTANT
• The process might have been finished depending on the setup. However, you need to perform
the setup again after cleaning the measurement area because the result is not correct.
1313 The Focus Adjustment was not completed yet.
Corrective action
This message is shown when the focus adjustment has not been performed.
IMPORTANT
6. Troubleshooting
• While this message is displayed, scanning cannot be performed.
1. Click YES.
2. Perform scanning again.
If it recurs
Performing focus adjustment is required. Consult your technical representative.
1314 Light source evenness is out of allowable range.
Corrective action
Dirt on the light source section may cause unevenness. Clean the light source section.
1. Click YES.
2. Cancel the setup in process.
4. Perform the setup again.
IMPORTANT
• The process might have been finished depending on the setup. However, you need to perform
the setup again after cleaning the measurement area because the result is not correct.
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1316 Focus Adjustment failed.
Corrective action
1. Click YES.
If it recurs
Consult your technical representative.
1317 Failed to perform the Scan Position Auto Correction.
Corrective action
1. Click YES.
2. Check the used film.
The following film is necessary to perform Scan Position Auto Correction.
• 135-type films
• The film of 36 mm or longer containing one or more frames with its edges distinguished clearly
• Blank film cannot be used.
• 240-type films
Film containing 15 frames with its edges distinguished clearly and normal perforations
3. Perform Scan Position Auto Correction again using appropriate film.
• For details, see ☞ 7.3 If black margin (white margin for positive) is printed on the front end or rear end
[Scan Position Auto Correction].
1318 Close the Scanner Unit Cover.
Corrective action
1. Open the front cover to confirm the side cover (left) is securely closed.
Front cover
Side cover (left)

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2. Press the Holder, then securely close the front cover.

Front cover
Holder
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1320 There may be dust on the AFC opening.
Corrective action
This message is shown when dust is detected in the scanner.
6. Troubleshooting
1. Click YES.
IMPORTANT
• Perform the Scanner Calibration because the light source condition may be changed after
the cleaning.
1322 Connect the scanner unit. Check the power supply and connection.
Corrective action
This message is shown when the scanner unit is not connected to the PC.
1. Click YES.
2. Check whether the power supply of the scanner unit is turned on or whether the USB
cable is correctly connected.
1323 The connected USB device is not supported.
Corrective action
1. Click YES.
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2. Confirm the following points.

• The USB hub may be USB 1.0 or 1.1.
Replace the USB hub with a USB 2.0-compatible hub.
• The USB port may be USB 1.0 or 1.1.
Replace the USB port with a USB 2.0-compatible port.
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1403 Undeveloped cartridge. Cannot process.
Corrective action
1. Remove the IX240 film cartridge.

2. Click YES.
3. Check whether the film cartridge has been processed.
When the film status indicator No. 4 on the cartridge is in white and the IPI is bent (is opened), you can use
the film for printing.
Other than above, the film has not been developed. Develop the film before scanning it.
NOTE
• The film status indicators (No. 1 to 4) on the
cartridge film show the film condition.
1. Unexposed
IPI
2. Partly exposed
3. Fully exposed but not processed
4. Processed
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1404 The IX frame data is incomplete.
6. Troubleshooting
Corrective action
This message is shown if IX data (such as the number of prints) which are recorded on the IX240 film cartridge
could not be read.
To read the IX frame data again for scanning

1. Click YES.
The attention message is closed and the IX frame data is read.
To scan only the frames of which IX frame data are readable

1. Click NO.
The attention message is closed and scanning restarts.
If it recurs
Clean the magnetic head.
1. Press the F12 key ( ) to stop the scanning process.
3. Clean the sensors and magnetic head in the film feed section.
• For details, see ☞ 6.8.3 Cleaning the 135/240 lanes of the film feed unit.
IMPORTANT
• Because sensor sensitivity changes after cleaning, be sure to perform the sensor sensitivity
adjustment.
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1405 Remove the 135 film from the Film Carrier.

1406 Remove the 240 film from the Film Carrier.
Corrective action
Remove the film from the film feed section. If no film is left in the film feed section, clean the sensors.
IMPORTANT
• Be sure to put on clean gloves when handling a film.
1. Remove the film from the film feed section.

• For details, see ☞ 6.8.1 Corrective actions for 135 film jam or ☞ 6.8.2 Corrective actions for 240 film
jam.
2. Click YES.
If it recurs
1. Clean the sensors in the film advance section using a blower brush or the like.
IMPORTANT
adjustment.
1410 Confirm the film stop position in the Film Carrier.
Corrective action
Check the film stop position on the Error/Attention display and continue scanning.
To check the film stop position

1. To change the frame size, select Frame Size.
When not changing the frame size, go to Step 2.
(1) Click to select the frame size.

The positions of yellow lines (film stop positions) vary according to the frame size.
(2) Click YES.
2. Check the film stop position.
If the film stop position is shifted, fit the image between the yellow lines by clicking or .
When clicking or , the image moves by 1 frame.
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When moving the slider, the film display becomes brighter or darker and the boundary between frames
becomes clear. Even if the film display becomes brighter, it is not reflected in the image.
Example:
Yellow
lines
Slider
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3. Click YES.
Scanning is resumed.
Not to scan the displayed frame

1. Click PASS.
The displayed frame is skipped and following ones are scanned.
If the scanner automatically detects the stop position of the following frames, the Error/Attention display is
closed. If it cannot detect the stop position of following frames, the Error/Attention display is shown again.
To stop the operation

1. Click NO.
The attention message is closed and the screen returns to the Scan Setting display.
6. Troubleshooting
If it recurs
The problem may be caused by dust on the sensors in the film feed section. Clean the sensors in the film advance
section.
IMPORTANT
adjustment.
• If the film containing frames with unclear edges, fogged frames, or overlapped frames is
scanned, this message may be shown frequently.
1412 The film is upside down. Would you like to continue processing?
Corrective action
This message is shown when inserting the film upside down.
To insert the film correctly and scan it again

1. Click NO.
The film is ejected.
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2. Insert the film again with the side that shows the frame numbers correctly up .
Film
Feeding direction
Frame number
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To continue printing with the back side up

1. Click YES.
The attention message is closed and scanning is continued.
IMPORTANT
• If a film is scanned with the back side up, the quality of prints cannot be guaranteed.
1413 Input the frame number
Corrective action
This message is shown if the frame number could not be read.
NOTE
• The film is processed based on the Frame No. Detect Error Correction (Negative) or Frame No. Detect
Error Correction (Positive) setting configured in the Film Carrier tab on the Environment display.
• For details about the settings on the Environment display, see ☞ 3.2 Configuring settings of frame
advance and frame number [Operator Selections: Environment tab].
To specify the frame numbers without ejecting the film

1. Click the button of the frame number to specify.
Example:
Select the frame number

here.
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2. Click START.
The attention message will be canceled and it continues scanning.
NOTE
• Click NO not to specify a frame number.
The attention message will be canceled and it continues scanning.
3. After scanning finishes, check the film condition.
If this message is shown even though the bar-code of the frame number on the film is neither damaged nor
dirty, the problem may be caused by dust on the sensors in the film advance section. Clean the sensors in the
film advance section.
IMPORTANT
adjustment.
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To specify the frame numbers after ejecting the film and checking the numbers
IMPORTANT
• To eject the film, you need to stop the scanning process.
1. Click NO.
2. Press the F12 ( ) key.
The message Would you like to stop scanning? is shown.
3. Click YES.
4. Check the condition of the film and the frame numbers.
• Check the first frame number in the film inserting direction.
• Check whether the frame number bar code on the film is not damaged or dirty.
If this message is shown even though the bar code is neither damaged nor soiled, this may be caused by
dust on the sensors in the film advance section. Clean the sensors in the film advance section.
IMPORTANT
• Because sensor sensitivity changes after cleaning, be sure to perform the sensor
sensitivity adjustment.
5. Insert the film to scan it again.
The message is shown again.
If the message is not shown, continue the operation.
6. Click the button of the frame number to specify.
Example:
6. Troubleshooting
Select the frame number
here.
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7. Click YES.
1414 The FID number was not detected.
Corrective action
This message is shown if the FID number, which is recorded on the IX240 film cartridge, could not be read.
FID
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To input FID number

1. Enter the FID.
Input the FID

number here.
S069752
2. Click START.
Not to input FID number

1. Click NO.
1421 Confirm the stop position of all the frames to be processed.
Corrective action
This message is shown when scanning a film, if Check the frame stop position for all frames. is selected on the
Scan Setting display.
1. Fit the frame between the two yellow lines by clicking , , , or .

You can use these four buttons to adjust the image position.
Button Explanation
button Moves the frame to the left slowly.
button Moves the frame to the left by one frame.
button Moves the frame to the right slowly.
button Moves the frame to the right by one frame.
S061542
If it is hard to see the frame stop position

You can see the frame stop position easily with the following functions.
1 2 3 4 S061542
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No. Item
1 Frame number Displays the frame number of the selected image.
2 Neg./Pos. Change Reverses the color of the displayed image. This function is only for checking the
frame stop position on the display. It is not applied to the images.
3 Brightness adjustment The brightness of the displayed image can be changed by adjusting the slider bar.
This function is only for checking the frame stop position on the display. It is not
applied to the images.
4 Frame Size You can change the frame size by following the steps below.
1. Click .
2. Select a frame size.
3. Click YES: Resize.
NOTE
• For example, even if the film size is set to 135F and you insert a 135H film,
you can change the frame size here. Therefore, you do not need to insert the
film again.
2. Click N: Enter.
S061542
3. Repeat the steps.
6. Troubleshooting
4. Click YES: Complete.
S061542
1435 Insertion direction of film is different. Insert the film from the rear end
(end with largest frame number).
Corrective action
This message is shown if you insert a 135-type film from the front end (in ascending order of frame number).
IMPORTANT
• If adhesive tape is stuck on the front end of the 135-film to be inserted, it may cause film jam in the
film advance section. Normally, a film is developed with a splicing tape on its front end (ascending
order of frame number). Therefore, insert the film from the rear end (in descending order of frame
number).
To insert the film again

1. Click YES.
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2. Check the film and insert it from the rear end (descending order of frame number).
Film
Feeding direction
Frame number
G068986
To continue the process

1. Click NO.
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6.4 Attention No. 1800s -1900s
6.4 Attention No. 1800s -1900s
1801 Execute software upgrade.
Corrective action
This message is shown if the previous software upgrade has not been completed normally.
1903 Proceeding. One moment please. . .
Corrective action
This message is shown if any process such as scanning, is being performed.
Click YES and wait a moment.
6. Troubleshooting
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6.5 Error No. 6300s
6.5 Error No. 6300s
6305 Scanner Focus operation error.

6306 Scanner IRIS operation error.
Corrective action
1. Click NO.
The error message is closed.
If it recurs
1. Restart this product.
• For details, see the Starting Guide ☞ 4.1.1 Restarting the product because an error occurs.
6321 Focus auto adjustment error.
Corrective action
1. Click YES.
2. Clean the scanner dust-proof glass.
• For details, see ☞ 6.8.7 Cleaning the scanner dust-proof glass.
6322 Scanner input balance error.

6324 F stop value range error.
Corrective action
1. Click NO.
6327 Scanner Light Source Section temperature adjustment error.
Corrective action
1. Click NO.
2. Check and clean the air filter and cooling fan in the scanner section.
• For details, see ☞ 6.8.5 Checking and cleaning the air filter and cooling fan.
6332 Light Source adjustment error.
Corrective action
1. Click NO.
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6.5 Error No. 6300s

6333 The Line Data is out of the Standard Range Error.

6334 Lane change operation error.
Corrective action
1. Click NO.
If it recurs
6335 The Scanner Unit Cover is open.
Corrective action
This message appears if the scanner cover is opened during scanning operation.
1. Check whether film is jammed in the film feed section.

If film is jammed, remove it.
• For the 135-lane, see ☞ 6.8.1 Corrective actions for 135 film jam.
• For the 240-lane, see ☞ 6.8.2 Corrective actions for 240 film jam.
6. Troubleshooting
2. Correctly close the side cover (left) and front cover.
(1) Close the side cover (left).
Side cover (left)
G086718
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6.5 Error No. 6300s
(2) Press the Holder and then close the Front Cover.
Front cover
Holder
G086719
IMPORTANT
• Do not open the front cover during scanning. Doing so may cause film jam in the film advance
unit.
3. Click YES.
6340 Analog offset adjustment error

6341 Scanner image path error.
Corrective action
1. Click YES.
If it recurs
6342 Scanner unit was disconnected. Check the power supply and the
connection.
Corrective action
This message is shown if the scanner unit is not connected to the PC.
1. Click YES.
2. Check whether the power supply of the scanner unit is on and the USB cable is correctly
connected.
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6.6 Error No. 6400s
6.6 Error No. 6400s
6400 Perforation Sensor error.

6401 Loading Sensor error.
6402 Ready Sensor error.
6403 135 film has stopped at the Film Carrier.
6404 240 film has stopped at the Film Carrier.
Corrective action
Remove the film from the film feed section. If no film is left in film feed section, clean the sensors in the film feed
section and adjust the sensor sensitivity.
IMPORTANT
• Be sure to put on clean gloves when handling films.
If film is left in the film feed section

jam.
2. Click YES.
If no film is left in the film feed section

6. Troubleshooting
IMPORTANT
adjustment.
6407 Spool Key operation error.
Corrective action

2. Check that the light lock door of the cartridge is not damaged or nothing is caught by the
door.
Light lock door of the cartridge

G059652
If it is damaged, repack the IX240 film into the spare cartridge.
If there is any foreign material caught in the cartridge door, remove it.
3. Click YES.
4. Perform the process again.
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6.6 Error No. 6400s
6409 The 240 Cleaning Leader has stopped.
Corrective action
Remove the cleaning leader from the film feed section.
If a cleaning leader is left in the film feed section

1. Remove the cleaning leader from the film feed section.
• For details, see ☞ 6.8.2 Corrective actions for 240 film jam.
2. Click YES.
3. Perform the cleaning process again.
If no cleaning leader is left in the film feed section
1. Click YES.
IMPORTANT
adjustment.
6411 Film Carrier Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment was not executed.
Corrective action
1. Click YES.
2. Perform the sensor sensitivity adjustment.
• For details, see ☞ 7.2.2 Adjusting the sensor sensitivity on the film feed path [Sensor Sensitivity
Adjustment].
If it recurs
6429 System error. (AFC / Scanner control PCB)
Corrective action

6438 135 Cleaning Leader has stopped.
Corrective action
Remove the 135 cleaning leader from the film feed section.
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6.6 Error No. 6400s
If a cleaning leader is left in the film feed section

1. Remove the 135 cleaning leader from the film feed section.
2. Click YES.
3. Perform the cleaning process again.
If no cleaning leader is left in the film feed section
1. Click YES.
IMPORTANT
adjustment.
6439 The film strip is too short for processing.
Corrective action
Detach the film from the cartridge and process the stripped film.
1. Remove the IX240 film cartridge from the film feed section.
6. Troubleshooting
2. Click YES.
The error message is closed and all image data loaded to this product is deleted.
3. Detach the film from the cartridge to make the film stripped.
Use the optional Auto Detacher (ADT-240) or detaching tools.
4. Insert the film using the IX240 film adapter, and perform printing process.
• For details, see the Starting Guide ☞ 5.6 Scanning IX240 film taken out of the cartridge.
IMPORTANT
• If the dimension of (A) is 110 mm or more, all the frames can be printed.
(A)
G062078
NOTE
• The length of the film indicated above must be 125 mm or longer if the film is processed with the rear
edge reshaper or in the specified way of the film processor.
The length of the film indicated above may be shorter than 125 mm if the film is processed in the
incorrect way that is not specified.
5. Put the film back into the cartridge.
Use the optional Full Auto Reattacher (FARA-300) or the Semi Auto Reattacher (SARA-200).
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6.6 Error No. 6400s
6442 The perforation of the film may be broken.
Corrective action
Example:
Broken part (The error message is shown if three or more perforations are damaged
at a part.)
G066001

2. Click YES.
3. Check if the perforation of the film is broken or not, and perform the corrective action.
IMPORTANT
• The film whose perforations on both ends are broken cannot be processed.
If perforations are broken

(1) Cut the broken part perpendicularly if there is enough space.
Example:
G050109
(2) If a perforation at any position other than at both ends of the film is damaged, mend the
damaged part using tape. Do not allow the tape to protrude from the film.
Attaching the tape
Film
Tape
G066424
Example:
Before repairing After repairing
Tape
G066054
(3) Check the condition of the film.

• For details, see the Starting Guide ☞ 2.3.4 Problematic films and corrective actions.
If perforations are not broken

(1) Clean the sensors and rollers of the film feed section.
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6.6 Error No. 6400s
4. Scan the film again.

If the broken part has been repaired with tape
IMPORTANT
• Insert the film so that the repaired part with tape placed on the right side of the film feeding
direction.
Example:
Repaired part
G084112
NOTE
• Images may be shown upside down on the PJP display. In this case, change the direction of image
following the procedure below.
On the Judgment Display, clicking F shows the function list. Click [-1] Image Rotation.
6444 Cartridge is out of position.
Corrective action
6. Troubleshooting
1. Remove the IX240 film cartridge from the film feed section.
2. Click YES.
The error message is closed and all image data loaded to this product is deleted.
3. Insert the IX240 film cartridge again, and perform printing operation.
6445 End Perforation Sensor error.
Corrective action
Clean the sensors in the film advance section.
2. Click YES.
IMPORTANT
adjustment.
6446 Film was set to the incorrect lane.
Corrective action
This message is shown if the 240-film is inserted while processing the 135-film, or if the 135-film is inserted while
processing the 240-film.
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6.6 Error No. 6400s
IMPORTANT
• Do not insert film to the unoccupied lane if the scanner is still scanning.

Remove the film from both the 135- and 240-lanes.
jam.
2. Click YES.
3. Insert the film again.
IMPORTANT
• Because scanning is stopped, scan the film again.
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6.7 Error No. 6800s and 6900s
6.7 Error No. 6800s and 6900s
6803 Language version of message data is incorrect. Message display in

English.
Corrective action
1. Click YES.
2. Consult your technical representative.
6900 Main control system error.

6921 PCB error.
Corrective action

6. Troubleshooting
6 – 27
6.8 Details about corrective actions

This section explains corrective actions for film jam and how to check and clean parts if an Error/Attention message is
shown.
6.8.1 Corrective actions for 135 film jam

This section shows you how to remove a film jammed in the 135 lane of the film feed unit.
Requirements
• Clean gloves
Procedure
1. Put on clean gloves.
IMPORTANT
2. Open the front cover.
Front cover
G086716
3. Release the lock to open the film advance top cover.
IMPORTANT
• If the 135 lane of the film advance unit is selected, the top cover of the film feed unit cannot open
fully. If a 135-type film was most recently processed by this product, selecting the 240 lane is
necessary. However, do not switch the lane to the 240 lane if film is jammed.
Lock (Pressing it releases the lock.)

G071848
When selecting the 240 lane of the film feed unit

(1) Slightly open the front cover, then close it.
NOTE
• Closing the front cover selects the 240 lane of the film feed unit.
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Front cover
G088421
(2) Open the front cover.
4. Check the condition of the jammed film, and remove it.
If the film is jammed between the film inserting slot and 135 rewinding unit
(1) Pull out the film straight in the arrow direction of the film inserting slot.
6. Troubleshooting
Pull it out straight.
G071850
If the film is wound up in the 135 rewinding unit

(1) Open the Side cover (left).
Side cover (left)
G086718
6 – 29
(2) Loosen a knob screw of the 135 rewinding unit, and remove the 135 rewinding unit.
Knob screw 135 rewinding unit
G071858
(3) Open the rewinding guide and remove the film.
G071860
(4) Close the film advance top cover.
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(5) Reattach the 135 rewinding unit. (one knob screw)

Attach the 135 rewinding unit so that the square hole of the 135 rewinding unit fits the protruding section of
the rewinding frame unit.
135 rewinding unit Square hole Protruding
6. Troubleshooting
G071859
(6) Close the side cover (left).

(7) Press the Holder, then securely close the front cover.
Front cover
Holder
G086719
6 – 31
5. Check the condition of the film that you removed.

A curled film, irregular film ends or broken perforations (a series of square holes at the film sides) may cause a film
jam again. Check the film, perform the corrective action if necessary, and then scan the film.
• For details about how to check the film condition and take countermeasure, see the Starting Guide
☞ 2.3.4 Problematic films and corrective actions.
IMPORTANT
• Only 135 film with a length of 36 mm (corresponding to one frame of 135F size) or more can be
processed.
• Inserting a problematic film into the inserting slot may cause a film jam and that will damage the film.
This completes taking corrective action for 135 film jam.
6.8.2 Corrective actions for 240 film jam

This section shows you how to remove a film jammed in the 240 lane of the film feed unit.
Requirements
• Clean gloves
Procedure

IMPORTANT
2. Press the eject button to raise the cartridge holder.

Hold the cartridge holder gently as shown below and press the eject button to raise the holder slowly.
Eject button Cartridge holder
G071869
6 – 32
3. Open the front cover.
Front cover
G086716
6. Troubleshooting
G071848
5. Pull the lock of the cartridge holder to release.
Lock
G071863
6 – 33
6. Pull out the cartridge holder straight in the arrow direction of the IX240 film cartridge inlet.
Pull it out straight.

G071864
7. Remove the IX240 film cartridge from the cartridge holder.
G088488
8. Reattach the cartridge holder.
(1) Attach the cartridge holder so that the cartridge holder pin fits in the hole of the film feed unit.
6 – 34
(2) Fix the cartridge holder lock.

Cartridge holder
Film advance unit holes Cartridge holder pins
6. Troubleshooting
Lock
G071871
(3) Lay the cartridge holder.
Cartridge holder
G071872
9. Close the film advance top cover.
6 – 35
10. Press the Holder and then close the Front Cover.
Front cover
Holder
G086719
11. Check the condition of the film that you removed.

Curled film or the damaged cartridge of the IX240 film cartridge may cause film jam again. It may also cause the
film not to be loaded to or from the cartridge normally. Check the film and the cartridge, perform the corrective
action if necessary, and then scan the film.
• For details about how to check the film condition and take countermeasure, see the Starting Guide
☞ 2.3.4 Problematic films and corrective actions.
IMPORTANT
• As for the IX240-film, a piece of film which has been cut cannot be used for processing.
• If the IX240 film with the damaged cartridge is set to the film advance unit, the cartridge may be
jammed or the film may be damaged when it is inserted into and ejected from the cartridge.
• Inserting a problematic film into the inserting slot may cause a film jam and that will damage the film.
This completes taking corrective action for 240 film jam.
6.8.3 Cleaning the 135/240 lanes of the film feed unit

This section explains how to clean both the 135- and 240-lanes. However, clean the selected lane when an attention/error
message is shown.
IMPORTANT
• If you clean each roller, each sensor and the film path, do not use thinner, alcohol or other solvents.
• After wiping each part using firmly-squeezed damp cloth, completely dry the parts. Do not insert film unless
the cleaned parts are completely dry.
• Remove dust or dirt from not only sensors but also advance rollers and film path to prevent an error or
attention message from recurring.
Requirements
• Firmly-squeezed damp cloth
• Blower brush
• Maintenance stick
6 – 36
Procedure
1. Select the 240 lane of the film feed unit.

This operation is not necessary if the last process was performed in the 240 lane.
IMPORTANT
• If the 135 lane of the film advance unit is selected, it is necessary to select the 240 lane by following
the procedure below. If the 135 lane is selected, the film advance top cover cannot be opened fully.

NOTE
Front cover
G088421
2. Open the front cover and side cover (left).
Front cover
6. Troubleshooting
Side cover (left)
G087613

G071848
4. Clean each brush, slot and the film inlet with the blower brush, etc.
Using the maintenance stick makes it easier to remove dust in the slots.
6 – 37
IMPORTANT
• Gently handle each brush to prevent damaging it.
• If the maintenance stick is dirty, wash it under running water or with a neutral detergent. Because the
cleaning part (tip) of the maintenance stick absorbs moisture, firmly squeeze and dry it completely
before use.
Cleaning the 135-lane
Slot
Brush
Maintenance stick
Film inserting slot
Slot Brush
G073189
Cleaning the 240-lane

Slot
Brush
Maintenance stick
Slot Brush
G073190
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5. Clean each sensor with the blower brush, etc.

Sensors on the 135 lane
Indicates the sensor position.

G082959
6. Wipe off each roller and the film path with firmly-squeezed damp cloth.
IMPORTANT
• Do not touch the film path or sensors with your bare hands.
After wiping each part, dry it completely.
The 135 lane
6. Troubleshooting
Film path
Film path
Indicates the roller position.

G073187
The 240 lane
Film path
Film path

G073193
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7. Wipe off the dirt on each magnetic head with a firmly-squeezed damp cloth.
This is necessary only when cleaning the 240-lane. If you clean the 135-lane, go to Step 8.
Magnetic head
G082958
8. Close the film advance top cover and side cover (left).

Front cover
Holder
G086719
This completes cleaning the 135/240 lanes of the film feed unit.
6.8.4 Checking and cleaning the scanner section

Requirements
• Clean gloves
• Blower brush
• Cleaning cloth
Parts to check or clean
• Scanner dust-proof glass
• Slots of the film feed unit
• Dust-proof glass of the LED light source unit
6 – 40
Procedure

This operation is not necessary if the last process was performed in the 240 lane.
IMPORTANT

NOTE
Front cover
G088421

Front cover
6. Troubleshooting
Side cover (left)
G087613
3. Clean the dust-proof glass of the scanner with the blower brush, etc.
Scanner dust-proof glass

G082964
4. Clean each slot of the film advance unit with the blower brush, etc.
6 – 41
IMPORTANT
before use.
Slots on the 240 lane
Maintenance stick
G073523
5. Move the light source cleaner from side to side to clean the dust-proof glass of the LED light
source unit.
• For details, see ☞ 6.8.6 Cleaning the LED light source unit dust-proof glass and light source cleaner.
6. Close the side cover (left).

Front cover
Holder
G086719
This completes checking and cleaning the scanner section.
6.8.5 Checking and cleaning the air filter and cooling fan
Requirements
• Vacuum cleaner
6 – 42
Procedure
1. Confirm that the cooling fan is rotating. (one cooling fan)

Put your hand near the slots to feel air.
IMPORTANT
• Do not insert anything into the slots for the check. This product may be damaged or it may cause
injury.
Cooling fans
G087711
If the cooling fans are not rotating

If the cooling fans are rotating
The error may be caused by dust on the air filter. Clean the air filter.
• For details about how to clean the air filter, see the Starting Guide☞ 6.3.7 Cleaning the air filter.
This completes checking and cleaning the air filter and the cooling fans.
6.8.6 Cleaning the LED light source unit dust-proof glass and light
6. Troubleshooting
source cleaner
Conditions
Perform this maintenance operation with the power on.
Requirements
• Clean gloves
• Blower brush
Front cover
Side cover (left)
G087613
6 – 43
3. Remove the light source cleaner.
(1) Carefully pull out the light source cleaner.
Light source cleaner

G087171
(2) Slightly lift the pulled light source cleaner, then remove it.
G082942
4. Remove dust on the light source cleaner with a blower brush or the like.
Example: Back of the light source cleaner

Clean here (where a piece of tape is
attached).

G082944
6 – 44
5. Clean the dust-proof glass of the LED light source unit.

Insert the edge of the light source cleaner to its original position, then move the cleaner slowly from side to side to
clean the dust-proof glass of the LED light source unit.
Dust-proof glass of the LED light source unit

G087172
6. Restore the light source cleaner in place.
Front cover
6. Troubleshooting
Holder
G086719
This completes cleaning the LED light source unit dust-proof glass and light source cleaner.
6.8.7 Cleaning the scanner dust-proof glass

Conditions
Requirements
• Cleaning cloth
6 – 45

Front cover
Side cover (left)

G087613
2. Clean the dust-proof glass of the scanner with a cleaning cloth.
IMPORTANT
• Do not use alcohol to clean. It may adversely affect print quality.
Scanner dust-proof glass

G082964
4. Press the holder and then close the front cover.

Front cover
Holder
G086719
6 – 46
This completes cleaning the scanner dust-proof glass.
6.8.8 Cleaning each roller and the film path of the film feed unit
Conditions
Requirements
• Firmly-squeezed damp cloth
IMPORTANT
• If you clean each roller and the film path, do not use thinner, alcohol or other solvents.
• After wiping each part using firmly-squeezed damp cloth, completely dry the parts. Do not insert film unless
the cleaned parts are completely dry.
IMPORTANT

NOTE
Front cover
6. Troubleshooting
G088421
Front cover
Side cover (left)

G087613
6 – 47

G071848
4. Wipe off each roller and the film path with firmly-squeezed damp cloth.
IMPORTANT
• Do not touch the film path or sensors with your bare hands.
After wiping each part, dry it completely.
The 135 lane
Film path
Film path

G073187
The 240 lane
Film path
Film path

G073193
6 – 48
Front cover
Holder
G086719
This completes cleaning each roller, and the film path of the film feed unit.
6.8.9 Cleaning each slot of the film feed unit
6. Troubleshooting
Conditions
Requirements
• Blower brush
IMPORTANT

NOTE
Front cover
G088421
6 – 49
Front cover
Side cover (left)
G087613

G071848
4. Clean each slot with the blower brush, etc.

IMPORTANT
before use.
Maintenance stick
G073523
6 – 50
Front cover
Holder
G086719
This completes cleaning each slot of the film feed unit.
6.8.10 Cleaning each sensor of the film feed unit

Conditions
6. Troubleshooting
Requirements
• Blower brush
IMPORTANT
• When each sensor is to be cleaned, do not use thinner, alcohol, or another solvent.

IMPORTANT

NOTE
Front cover
G088421
6 – 51
Front cover
Side cover (left)
G087613

G071848
4. Clean each sensor with the blower brush, etc.

Indicates the sensor position.

G082959
6 – 52
Front cover
Holder
G086719
This completes cleaning each sensor of the film feed unit.
6. Troubleshooting
6 – 53
7
7. Quick reference
This section explains corrective actions to be performed if film frequently jams or
black margin is printed on the front end or rear end.
7–1
7.1 Reference of the common inquiries
7.1 Reference of the common inquiries

This section shows the reference in the manual for common inquiries.
Detailed information can be found in each reference.
Operations
Item Reference of the manual
If a film that has unclear frame boundaries is processed ☞ 7.4 If a film that has unclear frame boundaries is
processed
If images are shown upside down on the Judgment Display Rotate the images.
☞ 4.1.3 Functions display
Are one-frame films processable? Can be processed.
Starting Guide ☞ 2.3.3 Processable film length
If processing a film whose perforations are damaged If one or two perforations are damaged, mend them.
Starting Guide ☞ 2.3.4 Problematic films and
corrective actions
Troubles
If film jams frequently occur or the film stop position is unstable ☞ 7.2 If film jams frequently occur or the film stop
position is unstable
If black margin (white margin for positive films) is printed on the ☞ 7.3 If black margin (white margin for positive) is
front end or rear end [Scan Position Auto Correction] printed on the front end or rear end [Scan Position Auto
Correction]
Bad quality prints

A streak appears on the Judgment Display. ☞ 7.5 A streak appears on the Judgment Display
7–2
7.2 If film jams frequently occur or the film stop position is unstable
7.2 If film jams frequently occur or the film stop position

is unstable
Cleaning the film advance unit or adjusting the sensor sensitivity on the film feed path in each display is necessary. For
details, see each reference.
Item Reference
Cleaning the film advance section ☞ 7.2.1
Adjusting the sensor sensitivity on the film feed path ☞ 7.2.2
7.2.1 Cleaning the film feed section [AFC Cleaning]

Dust on the rollers or magnetic head in the film feed unit can be removed with the cleaning leader.
Requirements
• Clean gloves
• Cleaning leader
There are two types of cleaning leaders; for 135 lane and for 240 lane. Use the appropriate one for your cleaning.
IMPORTANT
• Do not apply alcohol or other solvents to the cleaning leader.
• Be sure to clean both the 135 and the 240 lanes.
On the Scan Setting display, click the Menu tab. → Menu → AFC Cleaning
7. Quick reference
S5223-00-UM01
Procedure
1. Click Execute.
Set the Cleaning Leader. is shown.
7–3
3. Insert the 240 lane cleaning leader.
(1) Press the eject button.

The cartridge holder will rise.
Eject button Cartridge holder
G071842
(2) Attach the IX240 film adapter.
IX240 film adapter

G071851
(3) Lay the IX240 film adapter down.
IX240 film adapter

G071852
7–4
(4) Insert the supplied cleaning leader for the 240 lane into the film inserting slot.
240 cleaning leader

G073165
Cleaning operation is automatically performed, and the leader is output.
(5) Put the cleaning leader and the IX240 film adaptor back.
4. When Would you like to clean the 135 lane? is shown, click Execute.
Set the Cleaning Leader. is shown.
5. Insert the 135 lane cleaning leader.
(1) Insert the supplied cleaning leader for the 135 lane into the film inserting slot.
7. Quick reference
135 cleaning leader
G073164
Cleaning operation is automatically performed, and the leader is output.
6. Put the cleaning leader back.

To store the cleaning leader, put the cleaning leader in a nylon bag, then put it in the cleaning leader case.
Cleaning
leaders
Cleaning leader case

G088639
This completes cleaning the film feed section.
7–5
7.2.2 Adjusting the sensor sensitivity on the film feed path [Sensor
Sensitivity Adjustment]
Adjust the sensor sensitivity on the film feed path.
Required film type
• 135-type films
Developed film of 36 mm or more (corresponds to a frame in the 135F size)
Blank film can also be used.
• IX240-type films
Developed film of 15 frames that has normal perforations
Blank film can also be used.
On the Scan Setting display, click the Menu tab. → Menu → Film Carrier Unit Adjustment → Sensor Sensitivity
Adjustment
Example: Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment
S5215-00-UM01
1. Select the lane for the Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment and click Next.
2. Click Auto Adjust.

Insert the film. is shown.
3. Insert the film.

When the film is inserted, the Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment automatically starts.
When Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment is completed, the message Completed. is shown and the film is ejected.
4. Click Close.
The display returns to the Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment display.
This completes the operation of Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment.

To perform Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment for the other lane, start from Step 1 again.
7–6
7.3 If black margin (white margin for positive) is printed on the front end or rear end [Scan Position Auto
7.3 If black margin (white margin for positive) is printed

on the front end or rear end [Scan Position Auto
Correction]
If black margin is printed on the front end or rear end of prints even though it is not shown on the Judgment Display, use this
function.
Example:
G088474
Required film type

• 135-type films
The film of 36 mm or longer containing one or more frames with its edges distinguished clearly
Blank film cannot be used.
• 240-type films
Film containing 15 frames with its edges distinguished clearly and normal perforations
On the Scan Setting display, click the Menu tab. → Menu → Film Carrier Unit Adjustment → Scan Position Auto
Correction
Example: Scan Position Auto Correction
7. Quick reference
S5216-00-UM01
1. Select the lane for the Scan Position Auto Correction and click Next.
2. Click Auto Adjust.

Insert the film. is shown.
7–7
7.3 If black margin (white margin for positive) is printed on the front end or rear end [Scan Position Auto
3. Insert the film.

When the film is inserted, Scan Position Auto Correction starts automatically.
When the Scan Position Auto Correction is completed, the message Registered is shown and the film is ejected.
4. Click Close.
The display returns to the Scan Position Auto Correction display.
This completes performing Scan Position Auto Correction.
7–8
7.4 If a film that has unclear frame boundaries is processed
7.4 If a film that has unclear frame boundaries is

processed
Because films of images taken in a dark place such as a night scene have unclear frame boundaries, adjust the frame stop
position with the procedure below.
Example: Color negative
G088475
NOTE
• This function can be used only for 135-type films.
1. Configure the scan condition settings.
Example: Scan Setting display
7. Quick reference
Select the Check the frame stop position
for all frames. check box ( ).
Click Scan.
S5200-00-UM01
7–9
2. Insert the film into the film catcher.

The 1421: Frame Manual Cut display is shown.
Example: Attention 1421: Frame Manual Cut display
S061542
3. Fit the frame between the two yellow lines by clicking , , , or .
You can use these four buttons to adjust the image position.
Button Explanation
button Moves the frame to the left slowly.
button Moves the frame to the left by one frame.
button Moves the frame to the right slowly.
button Moves the frame to the right by one frame.
S061542
If it is hard to see the frame stop position

You can see the frame stop position easily with the following functions.
1 2 3 4 S061542
7 – 10
No. Item
1 Frame number Displays the frame number of the selected image.
2 Neg./Pos. Change Reverses the color of the displayed image. This function is only for checking the
frame stop position on the display. It is not applied to the images.
3 Brightness adjustment The brightness of the displayed image can be changed by adjusting the slider bar.
This function is only for checking the frame stop position on the display. It is not
applied to the images.
4 Frame Size You can change the frame size by following the steps below.
1. Click .
2. Select a frame size.
3. Click YES: Resize.
NOTE
• For example, even if the film size is set to 135F and you insert a 135H film,
you can change the frame size here. Therefore, you do not need to insert the
film again.
4. Click N: Enter.
S061542
5. Repeat the steps.
6. Click YES: Complete.
7. Quick reference
S061542
This completes adjusting the image position.
7 – 11
7.5 A streak appears on the Judgment Display
7.5 A streak appears on the Judgment Display

Example:
Line
S5041-00-UM02
! Cause
If streaks appear on the Judgment Display, the possible cause is the following.
Cause Dust is in the slot of the film feed unit.
! Corrective action
Prepare the following items and remove dust from the slot of the film feed unit.
• Clean gloves
• Blower brush
1. Remove dust in the slot of the film feed unit.

2. Perform Scanner Calibration.

• For details, see ☞ 5.4 Correcting fluctuating light source [Scanner Calibration].
IMPORTANT
• After cleaning the slot, perform Scanner Calibration.
If Scanner Calibration is not performed, a black line may appear on prints.
3. Perform scanning again to confirm that the streak does not appear on the Judgment Display.
If the streak still appear after the cleaning

7 – 12
GLOSSARY
GLOSSARY
Cartridge Case in which an IX240 film is loaded
Chroma Used to correct images whose color of subject is dull by reproducing the color vividly.
Contrast Difference between the brightest part and the darkest part on an image. The larger the
difference, the higher the contrast value. Contrast of images can be corrected.
DSA General term of digital correcting function and abbreviation for Digital Scene Adjustment.
DSA includes digital correction of brightness (Contrast), sharpness of outlines (Sharpness),
color (Chrome), enlarged quality (Graininess Suppression), and so on.
GLOSSARY
Film In this manual, developed negative and positive films are called just film.
Frame Each image in a film
IX240 film strip IX240 film taken out from its cartridge
Long roll film Film that is not cut into pieces
Moire Appears when scanning images containing regular patterns like lattice. Patterns that differ from
the original appear on prints. If making prints whose size is smaller than the original image,
Moire becomes more noticeable. Digitally processed prints are composed of small dots lined
regularly. Therefore moire may appear in some cases even though there is no lattice pattern in
the print itself. Small dots aligned regularly can be found by looking prints through a
magnifying glass.
Over Over-exposed films. When over-exposed negative is printed, the print finish becomes bright.
Panorama Prints whose size is 89 mm × 254 mm
Perforation Holes to feed a film in a camera. Some films do not have any perforations.
Scan/Scanning Reading images on a film with this product.
Sharpness Used to emphasize outlines of objects in images. Effective for out-of-focus images.
Strip film Film that is cut into several pieces to put into order bag.
Under Under-exposed films. When under-exposed negative is printed, the print finish becomes dark.
GLOSSARY
INDEX
INDEX
135 Negative Inserting Direction Detecting Function Input Check display ............................................ 5 - 7
3-9
J
48bit Image Capture ........................................... 3 - 6
A Judgment Display ............................................... 4 - 2
L
AFC Cleaning ...................................................... 7 - 3
C Language ............................................................. 2 - 2
Loading data ........................................................ 5 - 3
C-correction Copy ............................................... 4 - 5
M
Color Conversion ................................................ 4 - 5
Copy Scene Correction ...................................... 4 - 6 Machine Specification display ............................ 2 - 2
Correction tab...................................................... 3 - 2 M-correction Copy............................................... 4 - 5
Correction Value, Counts and DSA Hold .......... 4 - 6 N
Current Name...................................................... 2 - 5
New Name ........................................................... 2 - 5
D
O
Density Correction Copy .................................... 4 - 5
Output Check display.......................................... 5 - 7
DIGITAL ICE Technology Correction ................ 3 - 2
Over Negative/Under Negative Frame Correction 3 -
Digital Masking Function .................................... 3 - 3 4
Display of date .................................................... 2 - 3 P
Display Unit ......................................................... 2 - 5
Passed frame copy ............................................. 4 - 6
DSA .................................................... 4 - 3, 4 - 6, 4 - 7
Password Registration........................................ 5 - 5
DSA Copy ............................................................ 4 - 6
Photometry Memory ........................................... 4 - 6
Dust Detection .................................................... 3 - 5
PJP/AUTO Switch ............................................... 3 - 5
F
Print Counts Copy ............................................... 4 - 6
Film Carrier Rear Edge Fixed Dimension Frame Print Image Fine Adjustment .............................. 4 - 5
Number ................................................................ 3 - 7
R
Film Carrier tab ................................................... 3 - 7
Film type .............................................................. 2 - 5 Reading and Writing Data display ..................... 5 - 2
Frame No. Detect Error Correction (Negative) . 3 - 8 Regular check day .............................................. 2 - 3
Frame No. Detect Error Correction (Positive) .. 3 - 8 S
Functions ............................................................. 4 - 4
Scanner Calibration display ............................... 5 - 9
H
Scan Position Auto Correction ........................... 7 - 7
HELP Display ...................................................... 4 - 6 Scene Correction ....................................... 4 - 3, 4 - 5
I Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment ........................... 7 - 6
V
Image Rotation .................................................... 4 - 6
Image Rotation (only 1 Frame) .......................... 4 - 5 Version Information display ................................ 5 - 8
INDEX
INDEX
Y-correction Copy ............................................... 4 - 5
INDEX
INDEX

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[Issued in April, 2007]

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This is called the alert symbol.

The Important symbol indicates

The Note symbol indicates useful

1. Available functions on each display

2. Configuring initial settings

3. Configuring settings of the scanning method

4. Making corrections to colors and density

1.1 Setting displays and functions

1.1.1 Setting displays and outlines

" Scan Setting

You can view the operator's manuals (HELP) of this

1. Available functions on each display

2.1 Configuring the installation date and display

! Machine Specification display

The Serial Number of this product is shown.

If changing the settings, click Register.

2.1.1 Changing the displayed language

2. Configuring initial settings

2.1.2 Configuring the installation date

2.1.3 Configuring the displayed date setting

2.1.4 Configuring the regular check day

Bringing up the display

2.2 Specifying names of displayed unit and resolution

z Others tab (Environment display)

2. Configuring initial settings

Current Name Displays current registered names of resolution.

Settings configured above will be applied on the Standard Setting display.

3.1 Configuring image correction settings

! Correction tab (Environment display)

Setting items Reference

3.1.1 Activating/deactivating the correction setting for removing the

3. Configuring settings of the scanning method

3.1.2 Activating/deactivating the correction setting for removing the

3.1.3 Configuring the scanning method settings for the over-exposed

Example: Over-exposed frame of negative film

Normal frame Panorama frame

Example: If High quality is selected

Print of the normal frame With correction

3. Configuring settings of the scanning method

Print of the panorama frame

3.1.4 Selecting whether to show the attention message when detecting

3.1.5 Selecting image checking method [PJP/AUTO Switch]

3.1.6 Selecting whether to capture 48bit image [48bit Image Capture]

3.2 Configuring settings of frame advance and frame

! Film Carrier tab (Environment display)

3. Configuring settings of the scanning method

Setting items Reference

3.2.1 Configure the scanning method settings of films with unclear

3.2.2 Configuring settings of countermeasure to take if frame numbers of

3.2.3 Operation to be performed if frame numbers of positive films

3. Configuring settings of the scanning method

3.2.4 Selecting whether to detect the inserting direction of 135-type

4.1 Configuring color and density settings

4.1.1 Judgment Display

3 4 Displays the Scan condition settings configured on the Scan

No. Item Explanation

4.1.2 Settings for each image