Hasselblad 848 - Manuals

Batch Feeder Diagram A B F G H C D E Figure 1: Hasselblad Flextight 848 Scanner with Batch Feeder Hasselblad Flextight 848 (or 949) Scanner . Batch Feeder Dust cover : to protect the originals and scanner entrance from dust. Magazine : showing original holder position 1. Magazine : showing original ...

Mounting and Unmounting the Batch Feeder The procedures for both mounting and unmounting the Feeder to/from your scanner require that you use the software-guided procedure, which ensures that the mechanical pars of the scanner and Feeder are correctly aligned for each step. Always use this software ...

1 Unmounting the Batch Feeder Always use the software-guided procedure below to unmount the Feeder. It is otherwise possible to damage the Feeder and/or scanner while un- mounting the Feeder Turn on the scanner and launch the FlexColor software.Select Maintenance > Feeder from the menu bar. The F...

1 Scanning with the Batch Feeder Batch Scanning with 3f The Batch Feeder is intended as a tool for scanning large numbers of originals in a production environment. For this application, we strongly recommend the 3f workflow for maximum efficiency and flexibility. The 3f image-file format preserves y...

1 As you work with the 3f images in the light table, you can load each im- age into FlexColor to make settings and then save the settings back in the history for the 3f image. When you have finished making settings for an entire batch, you can then batch-process all images to save them as TIFF or JP...

Troubleshooting Below are a few common problems and how to solve them. Problem: The Feeder is not recognized by the scanner or FlexColor software. Solution: The electronic connection between the scanner and feeder is probably not secure enough. Gently, but firmly, press the Feeder down against the s...

Aligning the Feeder The Feeder is pre-adjusted to align perfectly with most individual Flex- tight 848 and 949 Scanners. However, some scanners may have a drum that is aligned slightly outside of the tolerance range of the Feeder. If your original holders are not being drawn correctly into the scann...

Figure 7: Bolts for adjusting the feeder angle Use your fingers to turn the two adjustment bolts until that they look as though they will hold the bottom of the Feeder at the correct angle.Use the software-assisted procedure to remount the Feeder to the scanner as described in “Mounting the Feeder” ...

1 Preparing the Feeder for Storage or Shipping Storing the Feeder To store the Feeder while it is not in use: Detach the Feeder using the software-guided procedure given “Un- mounting the Batch Feeder” on page 12.Retrieve the box in which your Feeder was originally delivered. This box is made of stu...

Preventive Maintenance All Flextight scanners should be serviced every 25,000 scans or every 12 months, whichever comes first. If a Feeder is mounted, the recommended number of scans is 15,000 provided that the feeder is mounted for all scans. Please note that previews are also counted as scans. New...

Technical Information Specifications Scanners supported Flextight 848 and 949 Scanner footprint with feeder 36 x 42 cm Weight 3.1 kg Maximum batch 10 Flextight original holders (up to 60 originals, depending on format) Original types All transparency formats that are sup- ported by Flexholders Scan ...