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KYE SYSTEMS CORP.<br />

<strong>ColorPage</strong>-<strong>Vivid</strong> <strong>4X</strong> <strong>USB</strong>


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Guide<br />

Table of Contents<br />

<strong>ColorPage</strong>-<strong>Vivid</strong> <strong>4X</strong> <strong>USB</strong><br />

Chapter 1. How to Handle Defective Returns ................................................................................................................ 3<br />

Overview ........................................................................................................................................................................ 3<br />

Problems ........................................................................................................................................................................ 4<br />

Problems Descriptions .............................................................................................................................................. 4<br />

Solutions of the problems.......................................................................................................................................... 4<br />

Chapter 2. Assembly and Disassembly............................................................................................................................ 7<br />

How to Assembly and Disassembly the Scanner............................................................................................................ 7<br />

How to Unlock the Lock Key ................................................................................................................................... 7<br />

How to Remove the Upper Cover ............................................................................................................................. 8<br />

How to Remove the Function Button Cable Set ..................................................................................................... 10<br />

How to remove the Sliding Axle and the Timing Belt ............................................................................................ 11<br />

How to Replace the Motor ...................................................................................................................................... 12<br />

How to Replace the Gear Wheel ............................................................................................................................. 13<br />

How to replace the Scan board................................................................................................................................ 13<br />

How to Replace the CCD Board ............................................................................................................................. 14<br />

How to Replace the FFC Cable............................................................................................................................... 15<br />

How to Replace the Lamp....................................................................................................................................... 16<br />

How to Replace the Mirrors.................................................................................................................................... 17<br />

How to Replace the Lens ........................................................................................................................................ 19<br />

Chapter 3. How to Adjust CCD Resolution and Pixels................................................................................................ 20<br />

Adjustment Flows......................................................................................................................................................... 20<br />

Introduction of Facilities and Tools ............................................................................................................................. 21<br />

Adjustment Procedures ................................................................................................................................................ 22<br />

How to Adjust the Lens Resolution......................................................................................................................... 22<br />

How to Adjust the CCD Points & Center Value...................................................................................................... 23<br />

Chapter 4. Important Notes........................................................................................................................................... 24<br />

Packing requirement for sending the PCB assembly ................................................................................................... 24<br />

Short of spare parts while repairing a scanner............................................................................................................ 24<br />

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Chapter 1.<br />

How to Handle Defective Returns<br />

Overview<br />

Receiving Defective<br />

Scanners<br />

from Customers<br />

Verifying problems &<br />

poceeding necessary tests<br />

Functioning NG<br />

Analyzing possible<br />

malfunction causes<br />

Functioning NG<br />

Deciding & proceeding<br />

the rectification methods<br />

Replacing necessary<br />

defective parts<br />

Functioning OK<br />

Proceeding tests<br />

to verify if the scanner is<br />

founctioning normally<br />

Functioning OK<br />

Return the scanners with<br />

proper repackaging to customers


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Problems<br />

Problems Descriptions<br />

1 Main lamp unilluminated<br />

2 No Scan (Including: Scanner not functioning or fail to activate TWAIN<br />

program, etc..)<br />

3 Bad Motor<br />

4 Poor Scanning Image<br />

5 Others ( such as the Broken of the Defection Mirror or the Broken of the<br />

Document Glass, etc..)<br />

Solutions of the problems<br />

• Main lamp unilluminated<br />

Problem<br />

Main lamp unilluminated<br />

Analyze the<br />

Mechanical<br />

Electronic<br />

Problem<br />

Identify the<br />

Problem Causes<br />

Broken or<br />

Defective Lamp<br />

Burned out or<br />

Defective Inverter<br />

Defective<br />

Scan Board<br />

Defective<br />

CCD Board<br />

Solutions<br />

Replace<br />

Replace<br />

Replace<br />

Replace<br />

Lamp<br />

Inverter<br />

Scan Board<br />

CCD Board<br />

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• No Scan (including: Scanner not functioning, or fail to activate TWAIN Program, etc..)<br />

Problem<br />

No Scan<br />

Analyze the<br />

Problem<br />

Scan Board<br />

CCD Board<br />

Identify the<br />

Problem Causes<br />

Defective<br />

Scan Board<br />

Defective<br />

CCD Board<br />

Solutions<br />

Replace<br />

Scan Board<br />

Replace<br />

CCD Board<br />

• Bad Motor Driving<br />

Problem<br />

Bad Motor Driving<br />

Analyze the<br />

Problem<br />

Scan Board<br />

Motor<br />

Mechanical<br />

Identify the<br />

Problem Causes<br />

Defective<br />

Scan Board<br />

Defective<br />

Motor<br />

Upper Housing,<br />

Base Housing, or<br />

Belt is not in the<br />

right position<br />

Defective<br />

Gear<br />

Solutions<br />

Replace<br />

Scan Board<br />

Replace<br />

Motor<br />

Re-install Upper<br />

Housing, Base<br />

Housing, or Belt<br />

Replace<br />

Gear<br />

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• Poor Scanning Image<br />

Problem<br />

Poor Scanning Image<br />

Analyze the<br />

Problem<br />

Electronic<br />

Mechanical<br />

Identify the<br />

Problem Causes<br />

Defective<br />

CCD Board<br />

Defective<br />

Scan Board<br />

Incorrect<br />

CCD Focus<br />

Defective<br />

Reflection<br />

Mirror<br />

Solutions<br />

Replace<br />

CCD Board<br />

Replace<br />

Scan Board<br />

Re-adjust<br />

CCD Pixels<br />

Replace<br />

Reflection<br />

Mirror<br />

• Others<br />

There are some other problems, such as Broken of the Reflection Mirror and the<br />

Document Glass, etc.. Please refer to the related chapters for solving these problems.<br />

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Chapter 2.<br />

Assembly and Disassembly<br />

How to Assembly and Disassembly the Scanner<br />

How to Unlock the Lock Key<br />

magnifier<br />

figure 2.1.1. figure 2.1.2.<br />

This scanner has a locking mechanism to hold the Scanner Module in place during<br />

transportation. The Auto Lock Key is located on the base of the scanner. Turn over the<br />

Scanner, then you can see the Auto Lock Key (figure 2.1.2).<br />

Before using the Scanner, please make sure the scanner to put on the solid & flat table ,<br />

then Auto Lock Key will be unlock status. If not, the Scanner can’t function correctly.<br />

Besides, if user move the scanner after the Reflection Mirror has go back to the Start, then<br />

Auto Lock Key will be lock status. This will ensure accurate and problem-free use of the<br />

scanner.<br />

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How to Remove the Upper Cover<br />

• How to Disassembly the Scanner<br />

Step 1<br />

We will find a mortise-like and a tenon-like<br />

device, which fasten up the top cover and the base<br />

frame.<br />

figure 2.2.1.<br />

Step 2<br />

Use fingers to exert to turn outside on the<br />

buttons, open tenon-like of top cover, then you can<br />

open the top cover.<br />

figure 2.2.2.<br />

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• How to Remove the Document Glass<br />

Step 1<br />

Please remove four Glass Stop Blocks shown<br />

below a & b 2 arrow points first.<br />

figure 2.3.1.<br />

Step 2<br />

figure 2.3.2.<br />

With a screwdriver, press down the left end of<br />

the Glass Stop Block, and then push it to the right.<br />

Then, you may take the Glass Stop Block out of the<br />

glass holder, and release the space between the<br />

edge of the Document Glass and the Upper<br />

Housing.<br />

Step 3<br />

After the Glass Stop Block is removed, turn<br />

the Document Glass upside down to let it drop into<br />

the space between the edge of the Document Glass<br />

and the top cover as mentioned in step 2.<br />

figure 2.3.3.<br />

Step 4<br />

Erect the Document Glass as shown in figure<br />

2.3.4. , and take out the Document Glass gently.<br />

figure 2.3.4.<br />

★To install the Document Glass, reverse the steps shown above. ★<br />

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How to Remove the Function Button Cable Set<br />

Step 1<br />

Loosen the screw on the Switch Board.<br />

figure 2.4.1.<br />

Button Line<br />

Step 2<br />

Disconnect the Cable connecter that is<br />

connected to the Scan Board.<br />

Pull up the cable then you can change<br />

Switch Board or Button Line.<br />

FFC Cable<br />

figure 2.4.2.<br />

★ To install the Function Button Cable Set, reverse the steps shown above. ★<br />

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How to remove the Sliding Axle and the Timing Belt<br />

Step 1<br />

Hold the Sliding Axle & take out the Sliding Axle<br />

from the module so lightly.<br />

figure 2.5.1.<br />

Step 2<br />

Move the module to the middle of the base frame.<br />

Take out the Sliding Axle from the module so lightly.<br />

figure 2.5.2.<br />

Step 3<br />

Hold on the Timing Belt, and turn the spring .<br />

Take off the other end by the same way, then you can<br />

easily take off the Timing Belt from the Gear Wheel.<br />

figure 2.5.3.<br />

Step 4<br />

To replace the Timing Belt, place alcohol in drops<br />

once every 3~5 minutes and repeat 2~3 times to dissolve<br />

green seal. After green seal was completely dissolved,<br />

and then you may use a tweezers to take off the Timing<br />

Belt from Module.<br />

figure 2.5.4.<br />

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Magnify the point of Belt-fixed (A)<br />

Timing Belt<br />

To install the Sliding Axle and the Timing Belt,<br />

reverse the steps shown above.<br />

Inside of<br />

belt-fixed<br />

point (A)<br />

Outside of<br />

belt-fixed<br />

point (A)<br />

Notice: Ensure that the Timing Belt is installed with the<br />

correct direction as shown in figure 2.5.5.<br />

figure 2.5.5.<br />

How to Replace the Motor<br />

Step 1<br />

Dissolve the green seal on the screws..<br />

Loosen the screws from fixed plate of idle arm<br />

with a screwdriver.<br />

figure 2.6.1.<br />

Step 2<br />

Disconnect the connector of the Motor that is<br />

connected to the Scan Board. Then , take off the<br />

Motor.<br />

figure 2.6.2.<br />

Step 3<br />

Motor wire fixed method shown as figure 2.6.3.<br />

Motor Line<br />

figure 2.6.3.<br />

★ To install the Motor, reverse the steps shown above. ★<br />

Notice: When installing the Motor, please do not turn the screw too tight. And don’t forget to<br />

use the green seal to fix the screw.<br />

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How to Replace the Gear Wheel<br />

Step 1<br />

To remove the Gear Wheel, take out the E Ring (refer to<br />

figure 2.7.1.) with a tweezers.<br />

When installing, please install the Gear Wheel, and then<br />

using the Nipper to put the E Ring back.<br />

figure2.7.1.<br />

Notice: When taking out the E Ring, please be careful not<br />

to let it gone.<br />

figure 2.7.2.<br />

How to replace the Scan board<br />

Motor Connector<br />

Button Connector<br />

Button Line<br />

FFC Cable<br />

FFC Cable<br />

figure 2.8.1.<br />

Step 1<br />

Before gentle pull up the scan board from the slot on<br />

the button case, disconnect the cable of FFC, motor cable<br />

and function button cable.<br />

Step 2<br />

Before install the Scan board back , the FCC cable<br />

should pass under through the EMI core and white PAD and<br />

connect to the Scan board, then connect the motor cable.<br />

Notice: To change the FFC cable , please refer to<br />

“How to Replace the FFC Cable “<br />

figure 2.8.2.<br />

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How to Replace the CCD Board<br />

Step 1<br />

Disconnect the FFC Cable.<br />

figure 2.9.1.<br />

Step 2<br />

Dissolve the green seal on the screws on the scan<br />

board before you loosen them.<br />

figure 2.9.2.<br />

Inverter Connector<br />

Lamp Connector<br />

Screw<br />

figure 2.9.3.<br />

Step 3<br />

Disconnect the connector of Inverter, then you can<br />

take off the CCD Board.<br />

Notice: To Install or adjust the CCD Board, please<br />

refer to the chapter 3: How to Adjust the CCD<br />

Board.<br />

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How to Replace the FFC Cable<br />

Step 1<br />

Pull out one end of the FFC Cable, which is<br />

attached to the Scan Board.<br />

figure 2.10.1.<br />

Notice: While pulling out the FFC Cable,<br />

make sure that it is pull out with<br />

steady strength, otherwise, you may<br />

bend the FFC Cable, and result<br />

system failure.<br />

Step 2<br />

Pull out another end of the FFC Cable,<br />

which is attached to the CCD Board.<br />

figure 2.10. 2.<br />

Front Side<br />

Step 3<br />

figure 2.10. 3.<br />

When installing the FFC Cable, ensure that<br />

both connecting side on the FFC Cable (shown<br />

in figure 2.10.3.) and Scan Board or CCD Board<br />

(shown in figure 2.10.4.) must face each other,<br />

otherwise, it may result system failure.<br />

Reverse Side<br />

Step 4<br />

Reverse the steps shown above to install the<br />

FFC cable.<br />

figure 2.10. 4.<br />

Front Side<br />

Step 5<br />

figure 2.10.5.<br />

Notice: To connect the cable to the slot and<br />

to prevent the scanner from losing<br />

signal which will cause the IC<br />

burnout on the scanner board ,<br />

please make sure that the<br />

connection is perfect.<br />

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How to Replace the Lamp<br />

Step 1<br />

Inverter<br />

Disconnect the CCD Connector that is attached to the<br />

CCD Board. Loosen the screw, then you can take off the<br />

Inverter.<br />

Disconnect the Lamp Connector that is attached to<br />

the Inverter.<br />

figure 2.11.1.<br />

Notice: Lamps are fragile and could break, please<br />

pay more attention while replacing them.<br />

Step 2<br />

Pull out the Lamp wire gently.<br />

figure2.11.2.<br />

Step 3<br />

Pull out one end of the Lamp where a protection<br />

rubber is covered, and then the other end.<br />

figure 2.11.3.<br />

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How to Replace the Mirrors<br />

Step 1<br />

Loosen the 2 pcs screws of module cover with a<br />

screwdriver.<br />

figure 2.12.1.<br />

Step 2<br />

Exert to push forward , then you can take apart the<br />

module cover.<br />

figure2.12.2.<br />

Module Cover<br />

Step 3<br />

You can see module cover & module.<br />

Module Assembly<br />

figure 2.12.3.<br />

Step 4<br />

Module process from 5pcs glass to combine.<br />

figure 2.12.4.<br />

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Step 5<br />

After remove the black seal, the five mirrors can be<br />

seen in the Scanner Module.<br />

Mirror A,B,C, D ,E are all fixed in mirror fix clips<br />

with black seal.<br />

figure 2.12.5.<br />

Step 6<br />

Before removing these Mirrors, dissolve black seal<br />

with alcohol first and take out the mirror fix clips by<br />

tweezers.<br />

figure 2.12.6.<br />

Step 7<br />

figure 2.12.7.<br />

When installing Mirrors, use one hand to insert the<br />

mirror into the position that it belongs to, and the other<br />

hand to hold the module and prevent the mirror from<br />

falling down from the groove on the module.<br />

Notice:<br />

1. Please be noted that the mirror fix clips must be<br />

inserted with a proper direction.<br />

figure 2.12.8.<br />

2. To install the mirrors, ensure that the reflection<br />

side must face inward of the scanner module<br />

Reflection side<br />

Non-reflection side<br />

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How to Replace the Lens<br />

Screws<br />

Step 1<br />

Need to loosen the 2 pcs screws, then you can open<br />

the lens cover.<br />

figure 2.13.1.<br />

Step 2<br />

Loosen the 2 pcs screws of lens cover with a<br />

screwdriver.<br />

figure2.13.2.<br />

Lens<br />

Step 3<br />

You can replace or adjust lens.<br />

About lens adjust refer to chapter 3 please, shown<br />

below.<br />

figure 2.13.3.<br />

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Chapter 3.<br />

How to Adjust CCD Resolution<br />

and Pixels<br />

Adjustment Flows<br />

• Operation Flow<br />

Start<br />

Module Installation<br />

Preparation<br />

Formation Adjustment<br />

Scanner Center & Step’s<br />

Adjustment<br />

Adjustment Completed Module<br />

Finish<br />

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Introduction of Facilities and Tools<br />

Facilities:<br />

1. Computer<br />

2. CCD Adjustment Software<br />

figure 3.1.1.<br />

figure 3.1.2.<br />

Tools:<br />

1. Module Horizontal Resolution<br />

*2(600dpi;1200dpi)<br />

2. Screwdriver (Cross type) *1<br />

3. Green Seal *1<br />

4. Torsional Driver *2<br />

5. Tweezers *2<br />

6. Nippers *2<br />

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Adjustment Procedures<br />

How to Adjust the Lens Resolution<br />

Step 1<br />

1. Connecting the scanner to the computer. And<br />

activating the adjustment program according to<br />

the model you want to repair. ( refer to figure<br />

12.1)<br />

figure 3.2.1.<br />

2. Reset the system before proceeding any<br />

adjustment.<br />

figure 3.2.2.<br />

(Adjustment Screen)<br />

Step 2<br />

1. Place the Scanner Module on a Module<br />

Horizontal Resolution Adjustment tool.<br />

2. Loosen the screws then adjust lens resolution of<br />

the front and rear use the tweezers.<br />

figure 3.2.3.<br />

Step 3<br />

1. Slightly adjust the position of lens till the<br />

waveform shown in the computer screen has<br />

reached its maximum wavelength.<br />

figure 3.2.4.<br />

2. Fasten the screws , then place green seal onto<br />

the screws.<br />

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How to Adjust the CCD Points & Center Value<br />

Step 1<br />

1. Loosen the screws that adjust the CCD Board.<br />

2. With one hand to adjust the Scanner Center<br />

slightly to the right or left.<br />

3. After the Scanner Center is set, hold the CCD<br />

Board with one hand, and then adjust the CCD<br />

points slightly up or down.<br />

figure 3.3.1.<br />

4. When adjustments have been done, and then<br />

you may solidly fasten the screws.<br />

Notice:<br />

A. The Scanner Center value for the Module<br />

Horizontal Resolution Adjustment tool is<br />

between +10 to -10).<br />

B. The CCD points value for the Module<br />

Horizontal Resolution Adjustment tool is<br />

between 3 ±1).<br />

Step 2<br />

1. Slightly adjust the position of CCD Board till<br />

the waveform shown in the computer screen has<br />

reached its maximum wavelength.<br />

figure 3.3.2.<br />

2. Fasten the screws temporarily, but do not solidly<br />

fasten the screws.<br />

Step 3<br />

1. Fasten the screws , then place green seal onto<br />

the screws.<br />

2. Re-install the Scanner Module back to its<br />

original position.<br />

figure 3.3.3.<br />

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Chapter 4.<br />

Important Notes<br />

Packing requirement for sending the PCB assembly<br />

PCB assembly is a kind of sophisticated electronic circuit board. A scanner mainly includes<br />

the following items: Scan Board, CCD Board, Switch Board, Panel Board, etc.. Therefore,<br />

well packing will be required when sending them by post or courier.<br />

1. Some sophisticated IC components are mounted on the PCB assembly, hence it is necessary to<br />

pack each PCB assembly with a separate static protecting beg, in order to avoid static<br />

electricity.<br />

2. CCD sensor is the most important component on the CCD Board, hence, CCD sensor must be<br />

covered by a protecting sheet (shown as below) when mailing it, in order to prevent from<br />

scratch.<br />

CCD sensor, covered by a screen<br />

protecting sheet<br />

3. Reliable external packing is also very important when sending the PCB assembly by post, in<br />

that it would avoid unnecessarily lost or damage.<br />

Short of spare parts while repairing a scanner<br />

If you are short of spare parts when you have some scanners waiting to be repaired, it would be<br />

recommended to take the necessary parts from one scanner, so that you may have the as many<br />

as scanners be repaired and sent back to your customer, and left only one or few scanners<br />

waiting for spare parts sending from KYE.<br />

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