Page 2 - Image Scanner
Page 6 - IMPORTANT NOTE TO USERS
iv IMPORTANT NOTE TO USERS READ ALL OF THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT.IF NOT USED CORRECTLY, UNEXPECTED INJURY MAY BE CAUSED TOUSERS OR BYSTANDERS. While all efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of all information in thismanual, FUJITSU assumes no liability to any party for...
Page 7 - Preface
v Preface This manual explains how to use the M4097D image scanner. This manual contains chapters on the following topics:COMPONENTSINSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONSOPERATING INSTRUCTIONSADF DOCUMENT SPECIFICATIONSSCANNER SPECFICATIONSSETUP MODE It also contains a Glossary of Terms and an Index. Refer to...
Page 8 - Conventions
vi Important information that requires special attention is indicated as follows: WARNING WARNING indicates that personal injury may result if you do not follow aprocedure correctly. CAUTION CAUTION indicates that damage to the scanner may result if you do not follow aprocedure correctly. Indicates ...
Page 9 - CONTENTS
vii CONTENTS vii ❑ CHAPTER 1 COMPONENTS Checking the Components ........................................................ 1-1Units and Assemblies ............................................................... 1-2Operator Panel ............................................................................
Page 12 - COMPONENTS; Checking the Components
COMPONENTS This chapter describes the components of the scanner, part names,operator panel arrangement, and the function of parts and LEDindicators. After unpacking the scanner, confirm that all compo-nents have been received by checking them against the list in thefirst section. Checking the Compon...
Page 14 - Units and Assemblies; Units
1-2 Units and Assemblies This section shows exterior view and assemblies of the scanner. This section also provides the nameof each part and describes its functions. Units M4097D e Documentholding pad w Document bed q Document cover r Automatic documentfeeder(ADF) u Operator panel t Stacker o ADF le...
Page 16 - Assemblies
1-4 Assemblies Thumb screw Guide A ASY Pick roller 2 Pick roller 1 Stacker Pad ASY
Page 17 - Arrangement; Operator Panel
1-5 Arrangement The operator panel is located on the upper right hand side of the scanner. The panel consists of anLCD display (16 character x 2 line), LEDs and buttons. Operator Panel Operator panel Exit Enter Stop Previous Next Send To/ Start Read Check
Page 19 - Counter Display
1-7 Counter Display The scanner is provided with the counter display. Paper counter Abrasion counter Function The paper counter counts the number of scanned sheets from the start of reading until Paper Empty or an error is detected. The counter is automatically reset at the start of reading. The cou...
Page 20 - Operation status
1-8 Operation status Operation status is indicated by the following message: <Power-on> <Reading> <Waiting for Start> Scanner displays followig screen when waiting Start button pressed. (Only When Video InterfaceOption is installed.) <Cleanig request> When the Pick roller cle...
Page 21 - Temporary error
1-9 Temporary error <Hopper empty> This message is displayed if there is no more paper on the ADF paperchute during a read operation in ADF mode. Fill the ADF paper chutewith paper. To enable the read operation, press the stop button. <Jam> This message is displayed if a ducument is jamm...
Page 22 - Alarm
1-10 Alarm One of the following message is displayed if an error occurs in the scanner. If one of the followingerror message is displayed, turn the power off and then on again. If the same message is displayed,contact your service representative. <Optical alarm front> <Optical alarm back>...
Page 25 - INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS
CHAPTER 2 The chapter describes how to install and connect the scanner. Precautions Inspection Repositioning the Shipping Lock Cable Connections Mounting the Stacker Setting the SCSI ID and the SCSI Terminator INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS
Page 26 - Precautions
2-1 This section describes precautions to follow when installing the scanner. To ensure the longevity and proper functioning of your scanner, do not install the scanner in theplaces and environments described below. • Place the scanner away from electrical noise sources, strong magnetic fields, and ...
Page 27 - Inspection
2-2 Inspection This section describes how to check the labels. Label B Label A Label A (Example; your actual label may differ)
Page 28 - FUJITSU LIMITED
2-3 Label B (Example; your actual label may differ) A B MADE IN JAPAN C 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ANS Rev.Label M4097D CAO2956 -2300 000003 MODEL PART NO. SER. NO. DATE 1999-12 22 Kg * * FUJITSU LIMITED 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 90 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 M 4 0 9 7 D 0 0 0 0 0 3
Page 29 - Repositioning the Shipping Lock
2-4 Repositioning the Shipping Lock To keep the scanner from being damaged during shipping, the carrier unit is fixed with a Shipping Lock. Afterplacing the carrier unit where it will be installed, change the position of this Shipping Lock as explained below. q Place the image scanner on the edge of...
Page 30 - Cable Connections; Connecting the power cable
2-5 This section describes how to connect the cables.Connect the cables as follows: Cable Connections Connect the power cable to the power inlet of the device and a power outlet. Press the “O” side of the power switch to turn the power off. Power OFF Power ON Connecting the power cable Turning the p...
Page 31 - Connecting the interface cables
2-6 Connecting the interface cables Connect the SCSI interface cables and secure them. NOTICE Factory default for SCSI terminator is ON. If the scanner is in the middle of the daisy chain or two devices,turn the scanner termination off via operartor’s panel. NOTICE Factory default for SCSI ID is 5. ...
Page 32 - Mounting the Stacker
2-7 Mounting the Stacker Mount the stacker using the following procedure. q Mount the stacker. Hook the pins on the stacker to the claws on the image scanner. Stacker Pin (inside) Claw
Page 33 - Setting the SCSI ID and the SCSI Terminator
2-8 Setting the SCSI ID and the SCSI Terminator The default of SCSI ID is 5. SCSI ID is set by Setup mode of operator panel. The procedure to changeSCSI ID is; 1 Turn the power ON by pressing “I” side of the power switch (see Figure 1.1). The scanner displays“Scanner Ready” on the lower line of LCD....
Page 36 - OPERATING INSTRUCTION
CHAPTER 3 OPERATING INSTRUCTION This chapter describes how to turn the power on, and gives buttonspecifications and reading mode settings for both ADF and Manualmodes, how to load documents onto the ADF and Flatbed, how toload documents larger than the Document bed, and how to read apage from a thic...
Page 37 - Turning the Power On
3-1 This section describes how to turn the power on. Press the “I” side of the power switch. The power goes on and the green Power lamp at the operatorpanel lights. Turning the Power On Power OFF Power ON Power switch
Page 38 - Waking up the Scanner from the Low Power Mode
3-2 Waking up the Scanner from the Low Power Mode This section describes how to wake up thescanner from the Low Power Mode. To wake up the Scanner, simply press abutton, set the papers on the ADF, or send acommand to scan from the host computer. NOTICE As an E NERGY S TAR ® partner, Fujitsu Limited ...
Page 39 - Manual Feed Mode Setting
3-3 Manual Feed Mode Setting In this mode, the scanner waits for some predetermined time without issuing “Paper Empty” after alldocuments are read. This predetermined time (time-out limit) is specified by Setup mode. Thereforeyou can set next documents on ADF chute without interrupting reading opera...
Page 40 - Loading Documents on the ADF
3-4 Loading Documents on the ADF bar operating position Stacker NOTE Be sure to change the position of the shipping lock according to “INSTALLATION AND CONNEC-TION” before operation. 1 Lift the ADF paper chute up and place the shaft in operating position. ADF ADF paper chuteGuide Guide lever ADF lev...
Page 45 - Loading Documents on the Flatbed
3-9 Loading Documents on the Flatbed WARNING Do not look directly at the light source during read operation. Open the document cover. Place the document facedown and align the top left corner with the reference mark. Slowly close the Document cover. Issue the read command from the host system. Docum...
Page 46 - Loading Documents Larger than the Document Bed
3-10 Loading Documents Larger than the Document Bed WARNING Do not look directly at the light source during read operation. Place the document facedown on the Document bed.Issue the read command from the host system. After the read operation, remove the document, re-attach the Document cover and clo...
Page 47 - Reading a Page from a Thick Book
3-11 Reading a Page from a Thick Book WARNING Do not look directly at the light source during read operation. NOTICE Do not move the book during read operation. Thick book Open the Document cover. 1 Place the book facedown on the Document bed. Issue the read command from the host system.Keep the cov...
Page 49 - ADF DOCUMENT SPECIFICATION
CHAPTER 4 ADF DOCUMENT SPECIFICATION This chapter describes the document size and document gualityrequired to use the ADF successfully. Document Size Document Quality ADF Document Feeder Capacity Areas not to be Perforated Grounding Color Areas Double Feed Detection Condition Job Separation Sheet
Page 50 - Document Size
4-1 Document Size The following figure shows document sizes that the scanner can read by ADF. (Unit : mm) A B Minimum Maximum B A 53 (2.1 in) 74 (2.9 in) Scanner M4097D 297 (11.7 in) 432 (17 in) A3/Double Letter A8 (Portrait)
Page 51 - Document Quality; Document type; Paper weight
4-2 Document Quality This section describes the types and weights of paper that the scanner can read and precautions inpreparing documents to ensure maximal scanner functioning. Document type The recommended paper type for document is as follows: • Woodfree paper• Plain paper (for example, the paper...
Page 53 - ADF Document Feeder Capacity
4-4 The number of pages that can be loaded into ADF chute depends on the paper size and ream weight.This information is shown in the following graph: ADF Document Feeder Capacity B4 67 79 52 39 61 A4/Letter orsmaller 41 50 3325 31 50 100 100 80 60 40 20 0 52 64 ADF Capacity g/m 2 81 104 127 A3 or Do...
Page 54 - Areas not to be Perforated
4-5 Perforations in the shaded areas may cause errors. If you must read data from such paper, use theflatbed: Areas not to be Perforated 113 134 96 79 10 15 10 23 12 10 10 (Unit : mm) Top of paper Read reference position Center ofsensor arm Center ofsensor arm Front side Paper feeding direction 5 10...
Page 55 - Grounding Color Areas
4-6 The color of the shaded area shown in Figure should be paper grounding color (white) or drop-outcolor. If not, turn the white level following OFF when reading. Grounding Color Areas Main scanning direction Read reference position 3 Grounding color (white)or dropout color area Subscanning directi...
Page 56 - Double Feed Detection Condition
4-7 When the double-feed sensor is used, the thickness or the combination of the thickness and thelength of the document is subject to the following. 1 Thickness: 0.065 mm to 0.15 mm 2 Paper length accuracy: 1% or less 3 Any black print at the center of the edge leading of the paper is not allowed. ...
Page 57 - Job Separation Sheet
4-8 Job Separation Sheet 2 Paper conditionsThe paper conditions are the same as the specification described before. But the paper width mustbe A4 or larger (210 mm or larger in width). 1 ShapeThe Following shows the typical format of the job separation sheet. 15 Center of paper Job separator sheed 1...
Page 58 - CHAPTER; SCANNER SPECIFICATIONS; Basic Product Specification
CHAPTER 5 SCANNER SPECIFICATIONS This chapter describes the installation specifications, dimen-sions, consumables, and options. Basic Product Specification Installation Specification Dimensions
Page 60 - Installation Specification
5-2 The following table lists the installation specifications of the scanner. Installation Specification Item Specification Dimensions (mm) Depth Width Height (Without Hoppen and Stacker) 696 (27.4 in) 521 (20.5 in) 234 (9.2 in) Weight (kg) 22 (48.4 lb.) Voltage 100 to 127 VAC, 200 to 240 VAC ±10 % ...
Page 61 - Dimensions
5-3 Dimensions (unit: mm) 521 (20.5in) 234 (9.2in) 335 (13.2in) 445 (17.5in) 696 (27.4in)
Page 63 - CONSUMABLES AND OPTIONS; Consumables
CHAPTER 6 CONSUMABLES AND OPTIONS This chapter describes the installation specifications, dimen-sions, consumables, option. Consumables Options Video Interface Option IPC-4D Option
Page 65 - Options
6-2 Options The following table lists options available for the scanner. Name P/N Remarks Video Interface CA02956-2391 Board Option IPC-4D CA02919-0521 Image Processing CircuitOne per unit Contact your Fujitsu sales agent for more information.
Page 66 - VIDEO Interface Option; How to Install the VIDEO Interface Option Board
6-3 VIDEO Interface Option How to Install the VIDEO Interface Option Board Loosen the two screws to remove the plate. CAUTION Turn off the power before removing the Third Party slot plate. Insert the board along the rails of the third party slot. Make sure that the connector is con-nected securely.S...
Page 72 - SETUP MODE; Activating the Setup Mode
CHAPTER 7 SETUP MODE This chapter describes the setup mode of the scanner. Activating the Setup Mode Contents of the Setup Mode
Page 74 - Contents of the Setup Mode
7-2 Contents of the Setup Mode No Tolerance: No No/10/15/20mm Document: No NoSharpen DarkenCharactor CopyQuality - - Time:0.2 to 29.8 sec 1.0 sec Time:27 values from 30 sec1 to 1999 sec Offset: Offset: H:-2 to +3mm H: 0 mm V:-2 to +3mm V: 0 mm Offset: Offset: H:-2 to +3mm H: 0 mm V:-2 to +3mm V: 0 m...
Page 83 - Low Power Mode Setting
7-11 13.Low Power Mode Setting 1 Press “Next” or “Previous” and let the scanner display the Screen 53. 2 Pressing or button, select “Yes” by and press . Then Scanner displays the Screen 53-1. 3 At the Screen 53-1, press or to select the time duration. The minimum 5min: to the maximum 60 minutes can ...
Page 85 - Display TPS Board ID Number
7-13 15.Display TPS Board ID Number 1 Press “Next” or “Previous” and let the scanner display the Screen 55. The scanner displays the ID number ifapplicable board is installed. 2 Press to return. (An Example)<Screen 55> NOTE If the Fujitsu video Interface Option board is installed properly, the...
Page 87 - GLOSSARY OF TERMS
GL-1 GLOSSARY OF TERMS A4 size A standard paper size. Paper size is 210 x 297 mm. A5 size A standard paper size. Paper size is 148 x 210 mm. A6 size A standard paper size. Paper size is 105 x 148 mm. A7 size A standard paper size. Paper size is 74 x 105 mm. A8 size A standard paper size. Paper size ...
Page 93 - Temporary Error; Terminator
GL-7 Temporary Error An error correctable by the operator. Terminator Devices with a SCSI interface can be daisy-chained. A resistor that includes terminal circuits needs tobe placed at both ends of a cable when devices are daisy-chained. If a device (such as a scanner) is thelast device in a chain,...
Page 95 - INDEX
IN-1 INDEX A3 3-3A4 3-3Abrasion counter 1-7Activating the Setup mode 7-1ADF 1-2, 1-3ADF lever 1-2, 1-3mode 1-6paper chute 1-2 Alarm 1-10Ambient condition 5-1Arrangement 1-5Assemblies 1-4 Belt 5-3Button /LED Function 1-6 Cable connection 2-5Carrier fixing bracket 2-4Checking the components 1-1Connect...
