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Administrator's Plus Report Cards Manual - Rediker Software, Inc.

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Chapter B<br />

Scan Students' Schedules<br />

The Actual Scanning Of The Request Forms<br />

STUDENT NUMBER ERROR<br />

After a form has been successfully scanned, the scanner sends the data from that form<br />

to the computer. If you have inserted the wrong type of form, if the data received by the<br />

computer is garbled, or if the computer can't read the student number information from<br />

the form, the computer will buzz and inform you of the problem. You will be instructed<br />

to remove the last scan form that passed through the scanner from the collection bin and<br />

then press the G key on the computer to continue the scanning process. If the sheet that<br />

caused the problem is a proper form, it may later be re-scanned with the next batch of<br />

forms.<br />

A STUDENT NUMBER error may result from the printer ribbon not being dark enough<br />

when the student numbers were pre-printed. Alternately, the student number marks may<br />

not be in the center of the bubbles. The forms may be able to be successfully scanned if<br />

you darken these marks with a #2 pencil.<br />

(When a student number error occurs, the computer stops the scanning process and<br />

instructs you to remove the last form because it can't identify the form in order to later<br />

tell you which forms were bad.)<br />

Resolving Errors<br />

Once the computer has successfully received the data from the scanner and has<br />

identified the student from the student number, it then tries to make sense of the bubbled<br />

information on the form. This is called the resolving process. If there are any invalid<br />

entries, it prints them on the printer as error messages. When the computer finds the first<br />

error on a form, it stops the resolving process, prints the error on the printer and goes to<br />

the next form. After all of the forms have been scanned, you should pull the forms with<br />

errors, correct the errors and re-scan the form. If there are no errors, the printer will<br />

record that the form was successfully scanned.<br />

Possible errors are:<br />

• ILLEGAL MULTIPLE MARKS:<br />

Two or more bubbles in the same column have been filled in. You will be told which<br />

course or section contains the illegal multiple marks.<br />

• REQUEST #1 IS BLANK:<br />

The computer stops reading courses when it comes to the first blank course. If course #1<br />

is blank, it has not read any courses.<br />

• ILLEGAL COURSE NUMBER:<br />

A course number that does not exist has been requested.<br />

• ILLEGAL SECTION NUMBER:<br />

A section number that does not exist has been requested.<br />

• BLANK DIGIT:<br />

B-4 <strong>Report</strong> <strong>Cards</strong> <strong>Manual</strong>

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