Contents

Wide Format Copy System User Guide
- Table of Contents
- 1 Safety Notes
  - WARNING Electrical Safety Information
  - Operational Safety Information
  - Maintenance Information
  - Ozone Safety Information
  - For Consumables
  - Radio Frequency Emissions
    - United States, Canada, Europe, Australia/New Zealand:
  - Product Safety Certification
  - Regulatory Information
  - Environmental Compliance
- 2 Getting to know the Wide Format Copy System
  - Feature Keys
  - Scan System Standard Components
  - Scan System Compact Components
  - Scan System Control Panel
    - Option Keys
    - Image Quality Area
    - Reduce/Enlarge
    - Graphical Display and Navigation Keys
    - Numeric Keypad and Special Features/Control Keys
    - Special Features Keys
    - Scan Control Keys
  - The Printer and the FreeFlow Accxes Controller
  - Powering On the Wide Format Copy System
    - Initial Power-On
    - Switching on the Scan System
    - Switching on the PUN, YKE or LVX Controller and the Printer (Xerox Wide Format 510 Series/721P)
    - Switching on the Printer and the Controller (PUN, YKE, YKE-N, FRX, and LVX controllers)
  - Powering the Xerox 6204 Wide Format Solution On/Off
    - Powering On the System
    - Powering Off the System
  - Powering the Xerox 6279 Wide Format Solution On/Off
    - Powering On the System
    - Powering Off the System
    - Scan System Warm-up
    - Powering off the System
- 3 Document Quality
  - Document Quality
  - Dynamic Background Removal
  - Automatic Edge Detection and Document Centering
  - Determining Document Quality
    - What is a good quality document?
    - What is a bad quality document?
  - Preparing documents
  - Scanning strategies
- 4 Image Quality
  - Original, Type
  - COPY MODE
    - Type, Normal, Line, and Photo
  - SCAN MODE
    - Type and Normal
    - Type Line
    - Type Photo
    - Type, Color
  - Background Suppression
  - Copy
- 5 Making Copies
  - Making copies
    - Controlling the scan
    - Image Quality
  - Making a copy with the default settings
  - Making a copy the same size as the original document
  - Fitting the image to a fixed copy size
- 6 Scanning when using a Folder
  - Scanning when using a Folder
    - Ready to Copy Finisher Screen
- 7 Scanning Oversized Documents
  - Scanning Oversized Documents
  - Long Documents
  - Wide Documents
- 8 Special Features Keys
  - Special features keys
  - Printer Interrupt Key
  - Store/Recall Key
    - Last Job
    - Recalling the Last Job
    - Reprinting with Changed Features
    - Deleting the Last Job
    - Job Templates
    - Saving Job Templates
    - Recalling Job Templates
    - Deleting Job Templates
    - Save Default Template
    - Recall Factory Defaults
  - Finisher key
    - Finisher menu options
  - Sets Build Key
    - Preparing to Build the Set
    - Building and Printing the Set
  - Batch Key
  - Transform Key
    - Margins
    - Justification
    - Transform
  - Sample key
    - Copy Mode Sample
    - Scan Mode Sample
- 9 Scanning to the Network (SCAN mode)
  - Scanning to the Network (SCAN mode)
  - Switching between COPY mode and SCAN mode
  - Understanding the READY TO SCAN screen
  - Selections disabled in SCAN mode
  - Operating in SCAN mode
  - Clearing the scanned images
  - Managing the File System
  - Scanning Multiple Pages to Make a File
- 10 Main Menu
  - Main Menu
  - Configuration Menu
    - Localization
    - Control Panel
    - Copy Options
    - Image Enhancements
    - Timers
    - Power Saver
    - Scanner Control
  - System Information Menu
    - System Description
    - Recent Fault List
    - Configuration Prints
  - System Administration Menu
    - Entering the System Administration Password
    - Job accounting
    - File System
    - Change Password
    - Security Settings
  - Diagnostics menu
    - Usage Meters
    - Clear Scanner Usage
    - Scanner Diagnostics
    - Password
- 11 Job Accounting
  - Job Accounting
  - Overview
  - Job Accounting Mode Menu
  - Submitting Jobs
    - Over the Network
    - Terminating Use Under an Account
- 12 Cleaning and Maintenance - Scan System
  - Cleaning and maintenance - Scan System
  - Cleaning the Platen Glass, Document Drive Rolls, and Backer Roll
  - Cleaning the Calibration Strip
- 13 Problem Solving
  - Problem Solving
    - Problem Solving Table
    - Error Code Messages Table
- 14 Specifications
  - Specifications
- 15 Appendices
  - Appendix 1: Scanning Resolutions and Speeds
  - Appendix 2: Paper Sheet Sizes
  - Appendix 3: Paper Roll Sizes
  - Appendix 4: LED Status Indicators
  - Appendix 5: Main Menu Structure
- 16 Index

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Xerox 510 Series Scanner Specification

The Xerox 510 Series Scanner is a high-performance, wide-format scanning solution designed for efficient handling of large documents and complex imagery. It is tailored to meet the demands of industries requiring precise digital reproductions, such as architectural, engineering, and graphic design fields. This scanner supports a maximum scanning width of up to 36 inches, allowing it to accommodate a diverse range of media sizes, including architectural plans, engineering drawings, and banners. The scanning resolution reaches up to 600 dpi, ensuring high-quality image capture with fine detail and clarity.

The device is equipped with advanced image enhancement technology to deliver superior color accuracy and sharpness, making it suitable for both monochrome and color scanning tasks. It offers a scanning speed of up to 10 inches per second for monochrome and up to 3 inches per second for color, providing an efficient workflow for high-volume scanning needs. The Xerox 510 Series Scanner is designed with a robust and intuitive user interface that simplifies the scanning process, allowing users to easily configure settings and manage digital files.

Connectivity options include standard interfaces such as USB and network capabilities, facilitating seamless integration into existing office environments and workflows. The scanner is compatible with a range of operating systems, ensuring broad accessibility and ease of use. Its durable construction is designed to withstand the rigors of daily use, offering reliable performance over time. Additionally, the scanner includes software solutions for document management and image processing, enhancing productivity and enabling users to optimize their digital document handling. The Xerox 510 Series Scanner stands out as a versatile and reliable tool for professionals requiring high-quality, large-format scanning capabilities.

Xerox 510 Series Scanner F.A.Q.

How do I install the Xerox 510 Series Scanner software on my computer?

To install the Xerox 510 Series Scanner software, download the latest drivers from the Xerox support website. Run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation. Ensure the scanner is connected to your computer via USB or network before starting the installation.

What should I do if the scanner does not turn on?

If the scanner does not turn on, check the power cable and ensure it is securely connected to both the scanner and a working power outlet. Verify that the power switch is in the "on" position. If the scanner still does not power on, consider contacting Xerox support for further assistance.

How can I clean the scanning glass of the Xerox 510 Series Scanner?

To clean the scanning glass, turn off the scanner and unplug it from the power source. Use a soft, lint-free cloth slightly dampened with water or a mild glass cleaner. Gently wipe the glass surface, avoiding any liquid seepage into the scanner. Dry the glass with another clean, dry cloth before use.

What can I do if scanned images appear blurry or distorted?

Blurry or distorted images can result from dirty scanning glass or incorrect settings. Clean the scanning glass and ensure the document is placed correctly on the scanner. Check the resolution settings in the scanning software and adjust them as needed for better image quality.

How do I connect the Xerox 510 Series Scanner to a network?

To connect the scanner to a network, access the scanner's control panel and navigate to the network settings. Enter the necessary network credentials or use DHCP to obtain an IP address automatically. For detailed steps, consult the user manual or Xerox support documentation.

What should I do if the scanner is not recognized by my computer?

Ensure that the USB or network cable is securely connected to both the scanner and the computer. Update the scanner drivers from the Xerox website. Restart both the scanner and computer. If the issue persists, try connecting to a different USB port or check network configurations.

How often should I perform maintenance on the Xerox 510 Series Scanner?

Regular maintenance should be performed every 3 to 6 months, depending on usage. This includes cleaning the scanning glass, checking for software updates, and inspecting cables and connections for wear. Refer to the user manual for specific maintenance guidelines.

Can the Xerox 510 Series Scanner handle double-sided scanning?

Yes, the Xerox 510 Series Scanner supports duplex scanning. Ensure the document feeder option is selected in the scanning software, and adjust settings to enable double-sided scanning. Refer to the software's help section for detailed instructions.

What should I do if the scanner jams frequently?

If the scanner jams frequently, ensure that you are not exceeding the paper capacity. Check for any obstructions or debris in the paper path. Use the recommended paper types and sizes. If jams continue, perform a thorough inspection and cleaning of the scanner.

How can I improve the scan speed of my Xerox 510 Series Scanner?

To improve scan speed, reduce the resolution settings if high-quality images are not necessary. Ensure the scanner is connected to a high-speed USB port or a reliable network connection. Close unnecessary applications on your computer to free up resources.