Panasonic High Speed Scanner Kvs6050w Operating Instructions

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Display Panel Instructions
06    Checking the “Roller Cleaning 
Warning”0% : This is displayed when “Clean Roller Warning ²²%” 
displayed is cleared.
100% : This is displayed when the roller needs to be cleaned.
06    Clearing the “Roller Cleaning 
Warning”When pressing the 1 key and the 2 key simultaneously,
“Clean Roller Warning” will be cleared. Then “Completed” will be
displayed.
07    Checking the roller modules 
replacement warning0% : This is displayed when “Replace Roll. Warning ²²%” 
displayed is cleared.
100% : This is displayed when the roller modules need to be 
replaced.
07    Clearing the roller modules 
replacement warningWhen pressing the 
1 key and the 2 key simultaneously, 
“Replace Roll. Warning” will be cleared. Then “Completed” will 
be displayed.
06 . C l ean
Warning Ro l l e r
  0  %
06 . C l ean
Warning Ro l l e r
C l ea r =
07 . Rep l a
Warning			0% ce Ro l l .
07 . Rep l a
Warning Clear=ce Ro l l . 
						

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Display Panel Instructions
08    Setting the “Product ID”•KV-S6055W series
•KV-S6050W series
The applications for the scanner which have been set can be
used.
•An error results if an attempt is made to use a function which
are not provided with the KV-S6050W or KV-S6055W series of
scanners.
•No guarantees are given for complete compatibility.
09    Setting the sleep mode
To conserve energy and operating cost,
this scanner is provided with a
programmable power save feature. The
scanner is factory set with the power save
feature (sleep mode) turned on to comply
with E
NERGY STAR® requirement. If sleep
mode is enabled, the scanner enters the
sleep mode when the scanner is idle for
15 minutes.
•1min. T 60min.
•To return from the sleep mode, press any key on the scanner or
issue the scan instruction from the application.
08 . P r odu
KV - S6055ct IDKV-S6055KV-SS855
KV-S2055KV-S6045
KV-S2065
KV-S6050KV-SS855
KV-S2055KV-S6040
KV-S2065
09 . S l eep
Af t er 15mi n .Mode
Disable After 1 min. T After 60 min. 
						

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Display Panel Instructions
´Other display explanations
DisplayContent
This will be displayed when scanning is started until it is
completed.
After completion, “Ready” will be displayed.
If the STOP key is pressed, scanning will stop. This will be
displayed when the STOP key is pressed during scanning.
Even if the STOP key is pressed in a setting mode, this will be
displayed. Then the scanner will return to setting mode after
stopping scanner operation.
This will be displayed when the STOP key is pressed and the
scanner stops.
Even if the document remains in the scanner, “JAM” will not be
displayed.
If the document remains in the scanner, open the ADF door
and the front door, then remove it.
Then “Ready” will be displayed.
This will be displayed after setting scanning to start with a host
computer.
If the document is set and the START key is pressed, scanning
will start.
This is displayed in the sleep mode.
To return from the sleep mode, press any key on the scanner
or issue the scan instruction from the application.
Scanning...
	1
Stopping...Wait!
Scanne rS t opped
123	456
Pr essSTART Ke y
S l eep 
						

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Loading Documents on the ADF
1To prevent double feeding, separate
any documents which have been
stapled together or stacked, as in a file,
before setting in the scanner.
1Fan the stack of documents to
separate all of the edges.
2Hold both ends of the document and
bend them as shown to the right.
3To separate the document apart,
grasp them firmly and pull them so
that the center part waves as shown
to the right.
Repeat the steps above as necessary.
2Carefully align the top left ends of the
documents.
3Adjust the document guide slightly
larger than the actual size of the
document.Document guide
1
23
Align the top of the documentsAlign the left 
side of the 
documents
Prior to scanning, remove, all staples and paper clips 
from pages. 
						

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Loading Documents on the ADF
4Place the documents on the hopper
with the side to be scanned facing up.
Then push them in the direction of the
arrow until they stop.
•
Place the documents on the hopper by
matching them with the left side of the
hopper as shown in the diagrams at the
right.
The amount of documents should not
exceed the limit mark on the document
guide. This may cause a paper jam or
skew.
•For different sized documents, place
them with the top left ends facing the left
side of the hopper.
5Adjust the document guide to the size
of the document to be scanned.
Adjust the exit document stopper to
the size of the document to be output.
Portrait
Fill indicator
(Limit mark)
Document guide
Exit document stopper
Landscape 
						

							 
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Loading Documents on the ADF 
6
 
When using long paper, pull out the
hopper extension tray from the hopper
and the exit document stopper from
the document cover.
Then adjust the exit document stopper
above the document cover a little
longer than the actual length of the
document by pressing down the exit
document stopper slightly. (See fig. 1.)
• 
When scanning narrow documents as
shown below, pull up the exit substopper.
(See fig. 2.) 
After using the exit substopper, push
down it. 
Cautions:  
• 
When scanning very fragile documents, scan with the flatbed side. (See page 37.)  
• 
For thin, thick or important paper, scan the document with the flatbed side or using single sheet (manual feed )
mode (see page 40). Also, remove the document from the document cover after it is scanned by the ADF. 
• 
The scanner will accept 50 to 127   
g  
/m 
2 
 (13 to 34 lbs.) paper for continuous scanning and 40 to 127   
g  
/m 
2 
 (10.6
to 34 lbs.) paper for single scanning. 
• 
When scanning a thin, folded, creased or curled document by the ADF, after straightening the document, set
the feed speed to “Slow”. 
• 
When scanning thick documents [64  
g  
/m 
2 
 (17 lbs.) or more], be sure to use less than 200 sheets. 
• 
When scanning copying paper such as carbon or carbonless paper, use the flatbed. 
• 
When setting the document, be sure that it does not exceed the fill indicator (limit mark). 
• 
Be sure to remove the document from the document cover after it is scanned. 
• 
When the scanner does not detect a document set in the hopper which has a black or dark area on the
opposite side, add a white sheet of paper under the document. 
• 
When scanning the different sized documents, exited document may go into the stack of documents on the exit
part and may get out of order. 
Types of documents to avoid for the ADF: 
• 
OHP sheets, other plastic film, cloth, or metallic sheets 
• 
Paper with irregularities such as tabs, staples, paste, etc. 
• 
Documents with wet ink 
• 
Thick or irregular documents such as envelopes, paste, etc. 
• 
Copying paper such as carbon paper 
• 
Damaged or wrinkled documents 
• 
Irregular shaped documents 
• 
Tracing paper
Scanning direction
Document
Exit document stopper
Document 
cover
Hopper extension
tray
Fig. 1 Hopper
Exit substopper
Fig. 2 
						

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Loading Documents on the Flatbed
One sheet or an entire book document can be scanned on the document glass.
Scanning documents in this way is known as “scanning with the flatbed”.
ºº º ºWhen scanning with the flatbed one time 
1Open the document cover.
2Place the scanning side of the
document face down on top of the
document glass.
•
If the document is bent or folded,
straighten it.
3Match the shorter side of the
document with the left edge of the
document glass.
4Match the longer side of the document
with the standard mark.
•
If the document is slanted, it will not be
scanned properly.
Document cover
Document
Standard mark
Longer side
Shorter side
Standard markDocumentDocument glass 
						

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Loading Documents on the Flatbed
5Close the document cover gently.
•
If the document cover is slammed, the
document will move and may not be
scanned properly.
•Do not open or press down on the
document cover during scanning.
•Do not look directly at the light.
(You may damage your eyes.)
•Be sure to close the document cover
before use.
•After scanning, open the document cover
and remove the document.
ºº º ºWhen scanning with the flatbed repeatedly
The ADF is heavy so when scanning with the flatbed repeatedly, separate the ADF and document cover.
1Pull the exit document stopper towards
you, pull the front door release under
the hopper, separate the ADF and
document cover, and lift up the ADF to
open.
2Perform operation steps 1 through 5
for scanning with the flatbed one time.
(See pages 37 and 38.)
ADF
ADF
Exit document stopper
Front door release
(Inside the front door.)
Document cover
Hopper
Front door release 
						

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Loading Documents on the Flatbed
3After scanning, close the document
cover gently.
4Close the ADF gently.
•
Push down on both sides of the ADF
gently until it clicks into place.
•Do not close the ADF holding the hopper
extension tray.
ºº º ºScanning thick documents
When scanning thick documents such as a book, please note the following items:
• The operation methods when scanning thick document, such as a book, with the flatbed one time and 
repeatedly are the same.
• Do not close the document cover forcibly. You may scan with the document cover open.
In this case, do not look directly at the light.
• Please note that areas of the document which are not touching the document glass will not be scanned 
properly.
• If the document moves during scanning, please note that it will not be scanned properly.
Hopper extension tray 
						

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Feeding a Document Manually
When scanning a document with multiple pages with the ADF, set the manual feed selector to “MANUAL” and the 
pages can be scanned one page at a time.
1Set the manual feed selector to
“MANUAL”.
•
The hopper will then be raised to the
proper level for manual feeding.
2Match the document guide with the
size of the document.
3Insert the document into the paper slot
one page at a time.
Cautions :
• Please remove any staples from the document before scanning.
• Glued or curled documents may cause a paper jam or damage the unit, so please scan using the flatbed.
Paper slot
Manual feed
selector
Document guide