Epson ES-300GS Manual de usuario

EPSON ES-300GS

scanner cover

scanning

windpw

rubber

friction

plate

-rollers

powei

switch parallel

in/t&ace

connector

scanning

window

rubber

friction

Plate

)

rollers

power<witch

interface

connector

terminator

switch

Scanner Specifications

Scanner type:

Photoelectric

device:

Sheet-fed image scanner, monochrome

CCD line sensor

Maximum 216 mm by 356 mm (8.5 inches by

document size: 14 inches) US legal size

Minimum

document size:

Document

capacity:

Scanning speed:

Optical resolution:

Output resolution:

Output mode:

A/D converter:

Image sensor:

Grayscale

levels:

Scaling:

Text enhancement:

Brightness:

Contrast:

Gamma correction:

sharpness:

Interface:

Light source:

Reliability:

Dimensions

and weight:

Paper feed:

55 mm by 90 mm (2.2 inches by

3.5 inches) business card (with the

attachable card guide)

sheets standard paper

(60

g/m2

to 90

g/m2)

5 sheets for thermal paper

(thickness 0.05 mm)

7 sheets for checks (thickness 0.16 mm)

3 sheets for business cards (thickness

0.1 mm to 0.23

mm)

with the attachable

card guide

ppm

(A4 or letter, 300

dpi

BW)

300

dpi

600

dpi

Error diffusion: 3 modes

Dither: 4 resident modes and one user-

defined mode

8 bits

CCD

256 levels

50% to 200%

Background elimination technology

7 levels

256 levels

5 resident tables (linear, analog monitor,

3 printers)

Userdefined table

5 levels

Bidirectional parallel or SCSI

White fluorescent lamp

Main unit: MCBF 50,000 pages

Lamp life: 2000 hours

Width: 300 mm (11.8 inches)

Depth:

210 mm (8.3

in&es)

Height: 66 mm (2.6 inches)

Weight: approx. 2.9 kg (6.3 lb)

Input: face down

output:

face down

Scanners

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EPSON ES-300GS-1

EPSON ES-300GS

Electrical Specifications

100 V-120 V model

Rated voltage:

AClOOVto12OV

Input voltage

AC9OVto132V

range:

Rated frequency:

5OHzto6OHz

Input frequency

49.5 Hz to

60.5

Power

Approx.

35W

consumption:

Safety and EMI

100

v-l.20

model:

Safety regulation: UL

1950,

CSA

22.2 No. 950

EMI:

FCC

15B

Class

CSA

108.8 Class

Paper

Size:

Paper quality:

Paper type:

Paper condition:

Maximum: 216 mm by 356 mm

(8.5 inches by 14 inches)

Minimum:

76mmby127mm

(3 inches by 5 inches)

55 mm by 90 mm (2.2 inches by

3.5 inches) with the attachable

card guide

Highquality bond or thermal paper

Plain paper or standard bond paper

(60

g/m2

to 90

g/m*)

Thermal paper (thickness 0.05 mm)

Check (thickness 0.16 mm)

Business card (thickness 0.1 mm to

0.23 mm)

Temperature:

5’

35O

(400Fto95“F)

Humidity:

40% to

85%,

no condensation

Environmental Conditions

Temperature:

Operation:

5“

to 35”

(40’ Fto

95“

Storage: -25”

to 60”

(-13’

140”

Humidity: Operation: 10% to 80%, without

condensation

Operating

conditions:

Storage: 10% to 85%, without

condensation

Ordinary office or home conditions

Extremely dusty environments should

be avoided

Operation under direct sunlight or near

a strong light source should be avoided

Parallel Interface Specifications

Interface type: Bidirectional parallel interface

Data format: &bit parallel

yncluoniza

tion:

By external strobe pulse

Handshaking: By ACKNLG and BUSY signals

Logic level: Input/output data and interface control

signals are TTL level compatible

Connector

type:

36-pin

CentronicP

type

connector

Connector pin arrangement:

EPSON ES-300GS-2

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Scanners

EPSON ES-300GS

Signal

p’n

assignments

Timing charts

The figures below show the timing for the bidirectional

parallel interface as viewed from the scanner.

Return

No.

Sinel

Direct&n FulEtiOll

STROBE

IN/(OUT)

STROBE pulse

read

in or sand out data.

Puke

width must be

more than 0.5

mkroseconds

atthe

mceiving

terminal.

220

DATA0

IN/OUT

These

signals

represent

21 DATA1

IN/OUT intonnatiin

of bits 1 to

DATA2

IN/OUT

58.

reqectiily.

Each

23 DATA3

IN/our

slgnalisatahhighlevel

DATA4 IN/OUT when data is logical

25 DATA5

IN/OUT

and low when

26 DATA6

IN/OUT

logical 0.

927 DATA7

IN/OUT

28 ACKNLG OUT/(lN) Abouta

12-microsecond

pulse.

Low

indicates

thatdata

has been received and

thet the scanner is

29 BUSY OLtT/(IN) When

this

signal is

high, the scanner

cannot

receive

data.

The signal

high:

during data entry

2) during scanning

3) when the scanner is

notready

4) when the scanner

has an

enor

12-15

Not used

GND

Logical

ground

level

GGND

Scanner chassis

ground

Not used

lQ-30-

Twisted pair

return

signal ground level

Tim

IN When this

signal

level

bscornes

low.the

scanner is

reset

to the

state when power is

turned

on. This level is

usually High. The

pulse

widthmustbemore

than

microseconds

OUT (from scanner to computer):

IN (from computer to scanner):

,““051”1

(1)

mhour,

DIR

(0)

SCSI

Interface

Specifications

Interface type:

Function:

ANSI X3.131-1986 standard

The following functions are included:

BUS FREE phase

ARBlTRATION

phase

SELECTION/RESELECTION phase

COMMAND phase

(Logical Unit number is fixed to 0 and

command link function is not supported)

DATA phase

Data in phase

Data out phase

STATUS phase

MESSAGE phase

MESSAGE IN phase

MESSAGE OUT phase

ATTJZNTION

condition

RESET condition

“Return pin” denotes the twisted-pair return, to be

connected at signal ground level. For interface wiring be

sure to use a twisted-pair cable for each signal, and to

complete the connection on the return side. These cables

should be shielded and the ground connected to the

chassis of the host computer and the scanner.

All interface conditions are based on TTL level.

Logic level:

TTL level compatible

Electrical standard: As per ANSI X3.131-1986 standard

ID setting

Selectable from 0 to 7 with push buttons

should not be selected; 9 selects the

GT-6500

ES-6OOC

emulationmode)

Scanners

4/96

EPSON ES-30OGS-3

EPSON ES-300GS

Connector type:

%-pin D-SUB

COMeCtOr

Signal pin assignments

In this table, the direction of the signals is given relative to

the scanner.

Initialization

The scanner can be initialized (returned to a fixed set of

conditions) in the following ways.

Hardware initialization:

When

the power is turned on.

When the scanner receives an

ZiT

signal at the parallel

interface (pin 31 goes low).

When the scanner receives a SCSI Reset signal at the SCSI

interface.

Software initialization:

When the software command ESC @(initialize the

scanner) is received.

When the SCSI Bus Device Message is received.

Problems and Solutions

The problems you may have while using the scanner often

involve the operation of your software and computer.

Problems fall in the following major categories:

Incorrect setup of the interface

Inappropriate selection of the

scaflner

functions

Incorrect setup of your computer or software

Incorrect operation of your software

Incorrect loading of documents.

Also see the documentation that came with your software

and computer for possible solutions.

Indicator lights

If an error occurs, the scanner stops operating and the

Ready

and

Error lights

show the

type

of error.

Error type Rerdy

Command

error on on

InteIface

Flashing

Fatal

emor

Flashing flashing

Command error

The scanner has received incorrect commands from your

scanning software. When this error occurs, retry the scanning

operation. The scanner returns to normal operation when it

receives correct commands. Normally you do not need to

reset the scanner, which is done by turning the scanner off

and then on.

caution:

Whenever you

turn

ofthe

scanner, wait at least 20 seconds

befoe

turning it back on. Rapidly turning it on and

@can

damage the scanner.

Interface error

The scanner may not be properly connected to the computer.

Check the interface

co~eCtions.

Then turn the

scanner

off

and back on to reset it.

The interrupt settings or the port addresses for the interface

board may not be set correctly or may conflict with

other

installed expansion boards.

EPSON ES-300GS-4

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Scanners

EPSON ES-300GS

Fatal error

This error indicates one of the following problems:

The fluorescent lamp needs to be replaced.

Paper is jammed in the document feeder.

There is no document

the document feeder or the

document was not loaded correctly.

The software may not be set up properly.

Check to see if the fluorescent lamp is on. If not, the lamp

may need to be replaced. Contact your dealer or a.qualified

service person for assistance.

Turn off the scanner and remove any paper that may be

jammed in the document feeder. If the scanner still does not

operate properly, or if this error occurs repeatedly, consult

your dealer.

Make sure the document is loaded correctly in the document

feeder, and then resume scanning.

Check to see that your software is installed correctly. Also

make sure you have selected the correct device driver for the

scanner. See your software manual for details.

Note:

clear afntal

error,

you

will

need to

reset

fhe

scanner by

turning

it offand then on.

Scanner Bundled Kit

The bundled kit for the scanner includes the following:

ES-300GS-PC

ES-300GS-MAC

ES-3OOGS Personal

ES-300GS Personal

Document Station Document Station

Bidirectional parallel SCSI interface cable

interface card Attachable card guide

Attachable card guide

m*J?aper”

Document

Parallel interface cable Management

Archival

Xerox” Desktop Document Suite

Management Suite”

for Microsoft@ Windows””

Information Reference List

Engineering Change Notices

None

Product Support Bulletins

None

Technical Support Bulletins

None

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