DR 2580C

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FIRST EDITION

APR. 2005 MY8-13A5-000

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strictly supervised to avoid

disclosure of confidential

information.

PREFACE

Quality Assurance Cente

Canon Electronics Inc.

This Service Manual describes necessary basic information for field service and maintenance for

maintaining the product quality and functions of the DR-2580C.

Contents

Chapter 1: General description

Features, specifications, name of parts, operation method

Chapter 2: Functions and operation

Description of operation of machine system and electrical system by function

Chapter 3: Disassembly and reassembly

Disassembly method, reassembly method

Chapter 4: Installation and maintenance

Installation method, maintenance method

Chapter 5: Troubleshooting

Service modes and troubleshooting

Appendix: General circuit diagrams, etc.

Information in this manual is subject to change. Notification of such changes will be given in Service

Information Bulletins.

Thoroughly read the information contained in this Service Manual and the Service Information Bulletins

to gain a correct and deeper understanding of the machine. This is one way of fostering response for

ensuring prolonged quality and function, and for investigating the cause of trouble during troubleshooting.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

I. FEATURES ..............................................1-1

II. SPECIFICATIONS....................................1-2

III. PRECAUTIONS .......................................1-6

IV. NAME OF PARTS.................................... 1-7

V. USER OPERATION............................... 1-10

VI. USER MAINTENANCE ......................... 1-12

CHAPTER 2 FUNCTIONS & OPERATION

I. OUTLINE..................................................2-1

II. READING SYSTEM .................................2-5

III. FEED SYSTEM ........................................2-8

IV. CONTROL SYSTEM .............................. 2-11

V. IMAGE PROCESSING...........................2-14

VI. POWER SUPPLY ...................................2-30

VII. FLATBED UNIT ......................................2-31

VIII

. ELECTRICAL PARTS LAYOUT .............2-35

IX. PARTS LAYOUT OF EACH PCB ...........2-37

CHAPTER 3 DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY

I. EXTERNAL COVERS ..............................3-1

II. UPPER UNIT............................................3-4

III. LOWER UNIT.........................................3-10

IV. FLATBED................................................3-21

CHAPTER 4 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE

I. INSTALLATION........................................ 4-1

II. PERIODICALLY REPLACED PARTS...... 4-5

III. CONSUMABLE PARTS........................... 4-6

IV. LIST OF PERIODIC MAINTENANCE

ITEMS ...................................................... 4-7

CHAPTER 5 TROUBLESHOOTING

I. ERROR DISPLAY .................................... 5-1

II. SERVICE MODE ..................................... 5-2

III. IMAGE TROUBLESHOOTING .............. 5-13

IV. OPERATION TROUBLESHOOTING..... 5-16

V. AFTER REPLACING PARTS ................ 5-19

APPENDIX

I. GENERAL DIAGRAM.............................. A-1

CHAPTER 1

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

I. FEATURES ..............................................1-1

II. SPECIFICATIONS....................................1-2

III. PRECAUTIONS .......................................1-6

IV. NAME OF PARTS ....................................1-7

V. USER OPERATION ...............................1-10

VI. USER MAINTENANCE ..........................1-12

1-1

CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

I. FEATURES

1. Compact design (small, light)

Dimensions (Tray closed): 304 (W) × 169 (D) × 81.5 (H) mm

Wight: 1.9 Kg

2. High-speed scanning

Black & White, Grayscale: Simplex 25 ppm, Duplex 50 ipm (200 dpi, A4 size)

Color: Simplex 13 ppm, Duplex 26 ipm (200 dpi, A4 size)

3. Dual-path mechanism (U-turn/Straight path)

Straight path is provided for thicker documents and cards.

4. Flatbed scanner for option

It can be attached and detached by users.

5. Installation and replacing of consumable parts by users

with flatbed

Figure 1-101

“Windows” is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the U.S. and other countries.

Other company names and product names mentioned in this document are registered trademarks or

trademarks of the respective companies.

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CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

II. SPECIFICATIONS

1. Appearance / Installation

No. Item Specifications

1 Type Desktop type sheet-fed scanner

2 Product models 1) 100 V model: 100 VAC, 50/60 Hz

2) 120 V model: 120 VAC, 60 Hz

3) 220-240 V model: 220-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz

3 Rating power 1) Main body

All mode: 16VDC, 1.4A

*Packaged AC adapter must be used

*Energy Star conformity

2) Packaged AC adapter

Input: 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz,

0.65-0.34 A (65-82 VA)

Output: 16 VDC, 1.8 A

4 Operating

environment

10 to 32.5°C (50 to 90.5°F)

20 to 80%RH

*No condensation allowed.

5 Noise 1) Sound power level

In standby mode: 40 dB or less

In operating mode: 66 dB or less

2) Sound pressure level: Bystanders (reference)

In operating mode: 57 dB or less

6 Dimensions Tray closed: 302 (W) × 171 (D) × 81 (H) mm

7 Weight Approx. 1.9 kg

8 Output interface 1) USB2.0 (Hi-speed)

2) Flatbed’s interface

9 Expected product life

(in-house

information)

One of the following two items, whichever comes first.

1) 5 years

2) Sheets fed: 500,000 sheets (A4 size)

*There are parts needed to replace.

10 Estimated duty cycle 750 sheets/day

11 Installation By users

12 Bundle software ISIS/TWAIN driver, CapturePerfect 3.0, Acrobat 7.0

13 Option 1) Flatbed unit

2) Barcode module

14 Consumable parts

(commercial goods)

Exchange roller kit (roller unit, retard roller)

Table 1-201

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CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

2. Documents Feed

No. Item Specifications

U-turn path Straight path

1) Width 53 to 216 mm

1 Document size

2) Length 70 to 297 mm

* Up to 355.5 mm for single sheet feed

only include LGL size.

1) Separation-feed 52 to 128 g/m2

(0.06 to 0.15 mm)

42 to 157 g/m2

(0.05 to 0.20 mm)

2 Document weight

(converted thickness)

2) Non-Separation 42 to 157 g/m2 (0.05 to 0.20 mm)

* No guarantee for 0.20 mm if feeding can

be done at straight path.

3 International

standard card

Available at straight path with non-separation feed only.

Width: 53.9 mm, Length: 85.5 mm, Thickness: 0.76 mm

*No embossment is permitted.

4 Document

requirements

1) Pressure-sensitive paper: Can be fed with limitation of direc-

tion.

2) Carbon-backed paper: Cannot be fed.

3) Perforated paper for binder: Can be fed with limitation of

holes.

4) Curled paper: Can be fed only if curl is 5 mm or less.

5) Creased paper: Can be fed, but crease must be straightened

before being fed.

U-turn path Straight path

1) Pickup 5 mm or less including curls, or 50 sheets

with 80 g/m2 at max.

*Special sheets whose pickup perform-

ance is poor are 10 sheets or less

2) Ejection Same as pickup 1 sheet

5 Document storage

3) Ejection face

direction

Face down Face up

Resolution Binary Grayscale Color

100 dpi 156 mm/sec

200 dpi 78 mm/sec

300 dpi

156 mm/sec

52 mm/sec

400 dpi 58 mm/sec 19 mm/sec

600 dpi 39 mm/sec 13 mm/sec

6 Feeding speed

*For big size of image data like A4/600dpi/color mode, docu-

ment is fed with intermittence.

Table 1-202

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CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

3. Document Reading *using bundle software CapturePerfect 3.0

No. Item Specifications

1 Type of sensor Contact Image Sensor (CIS)

2 Picture element Density of element: 600 dpi, Effective elements: 5104 (216 mm)

3 Light source 3-color (RGB) LEDs

R: 620 nm, G: 530 nm, B: 467 nm

4 Color dropout Available: R/G/B, front/back each side

*Color emphasize modes are available also.

5 Reading side Simplex/Duplex/Blank skip/Folio/Auto/Flatbed

*“Auto, flatbed” are good for connected flatbed unit only.

6 Reading size 1) Typical: A4/A5/A5-R/A6/A6-R, B5/B6/B6-R, LGL/LTR

2) Auto size detection

3) Maximum size (216 × 355 mm)

4) User setting

7 Output mode 1) Binary (Black & White/Error diffusion/Advanced text en-

hancement)

2) Grayscale (8 bit)

3) Color (24 bit)

8 Output resolution 100 × 100 dpi, 150 × 150 dpi, 200 × 200 dpi, 240 × 240 dpi,

300 × 300 dpi, 400 × 400 dpi, 600 × 600 dpi,

A4 size documents

Mode Resolution Single Double

200 dpi 25 ppm 50 ipm

300 dpi 25 ppm 50 ipm

Black & White

/Grayscale

600 dpi 6 ppm 12 ipm

200 dpi 13 ppm 26 ipm

300 dpi 8 ppm 16 ipm

Color

600 dpi 2 ppm 4 ipm

9 Reading speed

*Settings of reading are default. The numbers above may differ

depending on the computer, the function settings and other con-

ditions.

For big size of image data, document is fed with intermittence.

Table 1-203

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CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

4. Image Processing/Other Functions *using bundle software CapturePerfect 3.0

No. Item Specifications

1 Brightness adjustment 255 steps, back side individual setting

2 Contrast adjustment 7 steps, back side individual setting

3 Gamma correction Grayscale/R/B/G individual color, each side setting

4 Edge emphasize 5 steps

5 Shading correction Automatic operation at each batch

6 Skew correction

(deskew)

Performed by image processing

7 Double feed detection Length detection sensor

8 Other image processing Black border removal, Binder hole removal, Image rotation,

Text orientation

9 Counter Total fed counts (memorize in scanner)

10 Operation buttons

(job buttons)

3 buttons (available registering the functions)

Table 1-204

5 Flatbed Unit (option)

No. Item Specifications

1 Type Desktop type flatbed scanner

*No operation without main body DR-2580C

2 Dimensions

(tray closed)

Flatbed itself: 315 (W) × 545 (D) × 82.5 (H) mm

With DR-2580C: 315 (W) × 557 (D) × 155 (H) mm

3 Weight Approx. 3.8 kg (with DR-2580C: Approx. 5.7 kg)

4 Type of sensor CCD: 600 dpi, 5104 pixels (216 mm), Grayscale/RGB output

5 Light source Xenon lamp (white)

6 Reading size 216 × 297 mm maximum

7 Expected product life

(in-honse information)

One of the following two items, whichever comes first.

1) 5 years

2) Sheets scanned: 20,000 sheets (A4 size)

8 Installation By users

*Include detach/attachment with main body DR-2580C

Table 1-205

The specifications above are subject to change for improvement of the product.

1-6

CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

III. PRECAUTIONS

This section describes items that require

particular care, for example, regarding human

safety. These precautions must be observed.

Explain to the user items that relate to user

safety, and instruct the user to take appropri-

ate actions.

1. Power OFF in Emergency

When such abnormalities as abnormal

noise, smoke, heat and odor occur, turn the

power switch OFF and unplug the power cord

immediately.

As it may cause injury, be careful not to

get clothing (ties, long hair, etc.) caught in the

machine. If this happens, unplug the power

cord immediately. Also, do not insert your

fingers in the feed section while feeding

documents.

2. Prohibition of Modify

Do not change nor modify this machine. If

this has been carried out, its use may be

forcibly discontinued on site.

If this machine’s specifications shall be

changed, or the machine shall be disassem-

bled and reassembled, follow the instructions

described in this manual or in service Infor-

mation.

3. Electromagnetic Wave Interference

Countermeasures

This machine complies with the electro-

magnetic wave interference standards (VCCI,

FCC, etc.). However, the user might have to

carry out countermeasures if the machine

causes electromagnetic wave interference.

4. User Manual

Read the user manual thoroughly before

using this machine.

5. Disposal

Following local regulations when dispos-

ing of the product and parts.

1-7

CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

IV. NAME OF PARTS

1. Front

Pickup selection lever

Job buttons

Eject tray/

upper unit

Eject tray extension 2

Pickup tray

Document guide

Eject tray extension

Power indicator

OPEN knob

Document guide

Figure 1-401

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CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

2. Rear

Kensington slot

Eject selection lever

Up : Straight path

Down : U-turn path

Job label location

Eject opening

Figure 1-402

3. Side (interface)

USB connector

Power switch Option connector

Power connector

Figure 1-403

1-9

CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

4. Flatbed unit (option)

Pressure board

(black)

Flatbed (platen glass) Interface cable

Auxiliary paper support plate

Scanning unit slide lock

Flatbed cover

DR-2580C locking hook

Figure 1-404

1-10

CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

V. USER OPERATION

Refer to the user manuals for this machine

and software to be used for details.

1. Installation

This machine is installed by the user.

Unpacking and installation are performed by

the user. If they are performed by a service

technician, refer to the user manual.

“CHAPTER 4 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE,”

in this manual provides an overview. However,

the next section “USER MAINTENACE”

shows how to install the roller unit and retard

roller.

2. Operation Screen

Basic operation screens if CapturePerfect

3.0 is used are shown for reference. Cap-

turePerfect 3.0 uses an ISIS driver.

1) Main screen

Figure 1-501

2) Basic settings

Figure 1-502

3) Detailed settings

Figure 1-503

4) Filter

Figure 1-504

1-11

CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

3. Clearing Jams

1) Remove documents left on the eject tray

and then close the eject tray extension.

Figure 1-505

2) Open the rear cover by pressing the both

sides.

Figure 1-506

3) Push the OPEN knob from both sides and

open the upper unit slowly.

Figure 1-507

4) Remove the jammed document carefully.

Figure 1-508

5) Close the upper unit slowly.

Figure 1-509

6) Close the rear cover by pressing the both

sides.

1-12

CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

VI. USER MAINTENANCE

Refer to the user manual for this machine

for details.

1. Cleaning

Daily cleaning items are shown below.

1) Main unit exterior

2) Main unit interior (feed path)

3) Rollers

4) Reading glass

5) Shading plates

2. Roller Replacement

The roller unit and retard rollers are con-

sumables. They should be replaced when

100,000 sheets are fed as a guide. They are

replaced by the user.

The roller unit has the pickup roller and

retard roller.

a. Replacement message

When the number of sheets fed exceeds

100,000, a “roller replacement message”

is displayed on the display when the

computer is started.

Note: The message is not displayed when the

operating system is Windows NT.

Figure 1-601

1-13

CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

When the rollers are replaced, the counter

must be reset.

To reset the counter, select “Start → Set-

tings → Control Panel → Scanner and

Camera” to display the “Properties”

screen for this machine, and click the

“Reset” button for the counter.

Figure 1-602

b. Roller unit

• Removal

1) Push the OPEN knob from both sides and

open the upper unit slowly.

Figure 1-603

2) Raise the roller locking lever.

Figure 1-604

3) Hold the roller unit with your fingers and

slide the locking lever to the right.

Figure 1-605

4) Detach the right side of the roller unit first

and remove the roller unit.

Figure 1-606

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CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

• Reinstallation

1) Push the OPEN knob from both sides and

open the upper unit slowly.

2) Raise the roller locking lever and slide it to

the right.

3) Set the roller unit on the shaft of the main

body.

Figure 1-607

4) Insert the projection on the roller unit into

the groove in the main body and lift the

roller unit.

Figure 1-608

5) Slide the roller locking lever to the left and

then push it backward to secure the roller

unit.

Figure 1-609

c. Retard roller

• Removal

1) Push the OPEN knob from both sides and

open the upper unit slowly.

Figure 1-610

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CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

2) Remove the roller cover.

Figure 1-611

3) Raise the roller locking lever and slide it to

the right.

Figure 1-612

4) Move the retard roller to the right and

remove it.

Figure 1-613

• Reinstallation

1) Push the OPEN knob from both sides and

open the upper unit.

2) Remove the roller cover.

3) Raise the roller locking lever and slide it to

the right.

4) Align the notch in the retard roller with the

shaft of the main body and set it.

Figure 1-614

5) Slide the roller locking lever to the left, fit it

into the hole in the retard roller and push

the lever backward to secure the retard

roller.

Figure 1-615

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CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

6) Install the roller cover.

Figure 1-616

CHAPTER 2

FUNCTIONS & OPERATION

I. OUTLINE..................................................2-1

II. READING SYSTEM .................................2-5

III. FEED SYSTEM ........................................2-8

IV. CONTROL SYSTEM .............................. 2-11

V. IMAGE PROCESSING...........................2-14

VI. POWER SUPPLY ...................................2-30

VII. FLATBED UNIT ......................................2-31

VIII

. ELECTRICAL PARTS LAYOUT .............2-35

IX. PARTS LAYOUT OF EACH PCB ...........2-37

2-1

CHAPTER 2 FUNCTION & OPERATION

I. OUTLINE

1. Basic Configuration

Figure 2-101 shows the configuration of

this machine.

This machine

Reading system

Feed system

Control

system

Image

processing

section

Feed

control

section

Computer

Power

supply

section

Figure 2-101

1) Reading System

This system reads image data from image

sensors.

2) Feed System

This system performs from document

pickup to document ejection.

3) Control System

This system is comprised of an image

processing section and a feed control

section.

The image processing section controls the

reading system, processes the read im-

age data, and outputs it to the computer.

However, the image data processing is

also performed by the computer.

The feed control section controls the feed

system.

4) Power Supply Section

This section converts the AC power into

the DC power by a supplied AC adapter

and supplies it to the control PCB in the

main body.

2-2

CHAPTER 2 FUNCTION & OPERATION

2. Motor Drive

This machine has a pickup motor (M1)

and a carry motor (M2) for feeding the docu-

ment.

These motors drive the stopper and the

reading unit.

Retard roller

Eject roller 1

Carry roller

Eject roller 2

Carry motor

Pickup motor

Control PCB

Switch PCB

Registration

roller

Pickup roller

Feed roller

Torque limiter

Figure 2-102

2-3

CHAPTER 2 FUNCTION & OPERATION

3. Electrical Circuits

Figure 2-103 shows an overview of the

electrical circuits block diagram of this ma-

chine.

Control PCB

Document board

sensor PCB

I/F Connector

Motor

Sensor

Switch PCB

Reading unit

(back)

Flatbed unit

Option

AC adapter

Sensor,

Power

LED

Switch

CIS PCB

Reading unit

(front)

Figure 2-103

2-4

CHAPTER 2 FUNCTION & OPERATION

4. Timing Chart

Figure 2-104 describes the timing chart

when you separately feed two sheets of

document without temporarily suspending the

machine.

Document board sensor

Carry motor

Pickup motor

Pre-registrarion sensor

Registration sensor

Document reading

Start End

Reading speedReading speed

* 2nd document* 1st document

Reversal→stopper; Closed, reading unit (lower); to fornt

Figure 2-104

2-5

CHAPTER 2 FUNCTION & OPERATION

II. READING SYSTEM

1. Outline

Figure 2-201 shows the configuration of

the reading system.

The reading unit (upper) reads the front

side of the documents and the reading unit

(lower) reads the back side of the documents.

This configuration enables the unit to read

both the front and back sides of a document

using a single scan.

The image data read are sent to the image

processing section of the control PCB.

Reading unit (upper)

Reading unit (lower)

Document

Figure 2-201

2-6

CHAPTER 2 FUNCTION & OPERATION

2. Reading Unit

Figure 2-202 shows the sectional diagram

of the reading unit.

Shading plate

LED(R/G/B)

Lens array

Case

Light guide

Holder

CIS PCB

Reading glass

LED(R/G/B)

Light guide

Figure 2-202

The reading unit consists of CIS unit,

holder, and lid. The CIS unit consists of CIS

PCB, lens array, LED (R/G/B), light guide, and

case. The reading glass and 2-mm width

shading plate are mounted on the holder.

Photosensitive pixels are mounted on the

CIS PCB with a density of 600 dpi. Effective

reading width is 216 mm, and the number of

effective picture elements is 5104.

Two sets of three basic color LEDs, red,

green, and blue (RGB), are mounted in the

CIS unit. In the binary or grayscale modes,

image data are read with composite light

generated by lighting the RGB LEDs simul-

taneously. In the color mode, the LED is suc-

cessively lit, and reads image data with each

color. As documents are being fed at regular

speed while image data are read, the reading

positions of RGB are shifted slightly.

In the color dropout mode, only the LED of

a designated color lights. In the color empha-

sis mode, the LED of a color other than a

designated color lights.

The LED light illuminates the document

through the light guide.

The reflected light from the document

enters photosensitive pixels through the lens

array, and converted into analog signals cor-

responding to the density of each picture

element.

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CHAPTER 2 FUNCTION & OPERATION

3. Shading

This section describes how the reading

unit (lower) mechanically works when a

shading correction value is determined.

The reading unit is usually set up so that

the background color becomes black. When a

shading correction value is determined, the

data on a shading plate need to be read. Thus,

the reading unit (lower) is moved about 2 mm

to the document pickup side.

Figure 2-204 describes the structural

drawing of that part. If the carry motor is ro-

tated opposite to the feed direction, the me-

chanical clutch which is installed on the shaft

of the eject roller 1 rotates. At this point in time,

the coupling plate starts rotating by the head of

the coil spring and the reading unit moves

horizontally.

When such motor normally rotates, the

reading unit returns again to its original posi-

tion.

Reading unit (upper)

Reading unit (lower)

Shading plate

Figure 2-203

Carry motor

Mechanical clutch

Reading unit (lower)

Coupling plate

Pickup side

Eject roller 1

Figure 2-204

2-8

CHAPTER 2 FUNCTION & OPERATION

III. FEED SYSTEM

1. Outline

Figure 2-301 is a sectional diagram of the

feed system.

{

1 Pickup roller*

{

2 Feed roller*

{

3 Retard roller

{

4 Follower roller

{

5 Registration roller

{

6 Follower roller

{

7 Eject roller 1

{

8 Carry roller

{

9 Eject roller 2

{

Reading unit (upper)

{

Reading unit (lower)

{

Stopper

{

Flapper

Figure 2-301

Note: The pickup roller and the feed roller

make up a single unit called a roller unit.

2-9

CHAPTER 2 FUNCTION & OPERATION

2. Feed Mechanism

1) Document pickup

The pickup section has a document

stopper. (Figure 2-301)

The stopper opens and starts picking up a

document when a scan start instruction is

given. The carry motor opens and closes

the stopper.

This machine picks up a document by

lowering the pickup roller not by lifting and

lowering the document board.

The lifting and lowering of the pickup roller

synchronizes with the opening and closing

of the stopper.

2) Document separation

Separation of this machine is performed

by the retard roller.

The torque limiter is built in the retard

roller. When the outside pressure on the

roller exceeds the specified value into the

feed direction, the roller begins to rotate in

the same direction.

As shown in Figure 2-302-a, when over-

lapped documents enter into the clear-

ance between the feed roller and the re-

tard roller, the document in contact with

the feed roller is fed in the feed direction,

and the retard roller does not rotate so

that the document in contact with the re-

tard roller is not pushed in.

As shown in Figure 2-302-b, once a single

document remains, the retard roller ro-

tates in conjunction with the feed roller

and the document to feed the document.

If non-separation is selected, the retard

roller rotation becomes free and the

separation function becomes invalid.

Feed roller

Retard roller

Torque limiter

Figure 2-302

3) Document ejection

The U-turn path or the straight path can be

selected for the document ejection. The

lever makes the flapper change the feed

path. The flapper is behind the eject roller

1. (Figure 2-301)

The straight path is very useful when the

thicker documents or cards are scanned.

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CHAPTER 2 FUNCTION & OPERATION

3. Feed Error Detection

There are three types of document sen-

sors in this machine: a document board

sensor and two registration sensors.

The document board sensor detects

whether or not a document is present in the

document pickup opening, and the

pre-registration and registration sensors de-

tect it in the registration roller section.

The pre-registration and registration

sensors detect a document feed error.

1) Delay jam (document pickup error)

When the registration sensors do not

detect the leading edge of the document,

even after the motor drives the specified

length.

2) Residual jam

When the registration sensors do not

detect the trailing edge of the document

after the leading edge of the document is

detected, although the motor drives the

specified length (about 365 mm).

3) Early start jam

When the registration sensors detect the

trailing edge of the document after the

leading edge of the document is detected

before the motor drives the specified

length (about 40 mm).

4) Non-removable jam

When the registration sensors detect the

presence of the document when the

power is ON or after the upper unit opens

and closes.

5) Double feed detection

This machine checks the double feed by

detecting the document length by the

registration sensors. The detection

process is the same as the above the

residual jam. The specified length is

determined by the user set document

size.

4. Mechanical Feed Mode

Feed status can be checked without the

computer in this mode. This mode should not

be open to users.

The mechanical feed mode can be acti-

vated by pressing the job buttons on the op-

eration panel, as follows:

i) Turn ON the power switch with the job

button No.1 pressed.

ii) Keep pressing the job button No.1. For

about one second later, the power in-

dicator blinks. Then, press the job

button No.2 immediately.

iii) Press off the both buttons. When it is

in the mechanical feed mode, the

power indicator keeps blinking.

Set the document and push the job but-

ton No.1. The document will begin feeding.

The feeding speed is the same as for the

black and white setting of 200 dpi. To cancel,

turn the power switch OFF.

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CHAPTER 2 FUNCTION & OPERATION

IV. CONTROL SYSTEM

1. Control PCB

Control of this machine is performed by

the control PCB.

Figure 2-401 shows the block diagram of

the control PCB.

I/F for FB

Image memory section

·SDRAM

8MB

I/F for front sensor Data controller

(Regain)

USB

control

section

USB I/F

Analog processor

I/F for back sensor

CPU BUS

CPU memory section

· CPU

Main body control

section

Motor control section

· FLASH_ROM

· SRAM

· EEPROM

FB motor I/F

Detection sensor section

Key switch section

Power control section

Figure 2-401

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2. Image Processing Control

Figure 2-402 shows the block diagram of

the image processing in the main body.

CIS PCB

front

"This machine"

CIS PCB

back

Analog processor

· Offset adjustment

· Gain adjustment

· A/D conversion

Data controller

· LED light control

Resolution

conversion

· 12bit→8bit

"Computer"

"Flatbed"

Option

Shading correction

1-dimensional gamma correction

BinaryColor

Edge emphasis

Binarizing

Grayscale

Data after shading correction

USB interface

Data after image processing

Other processing

Size detection

Black border

removal

Binder hole

removal

· Others

Control PCB

Color

correction

(3-dimensions)

Figure 2-402

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Analog signals proportionate to the den-

sity of each picture element are output to the

analog processor on the control PCB from the

CIS PCB.

The analog processor carries out offset

adjustment, gain adjustment, and A/D con-

version. Analog signals are converted into

12bit digital signals in the analog processor.

Then the image data is transferred to the data

controller and the resolution is converted from

12 bits to 8 bits.

After that, the image data is output to the

computer through an USB interface.

All the image processing carried out in this

machine are described above. Other image

processing are carried out inside the com-

puter.

The computer performs the image proc-

essing according to the user settings after the

shading correction.

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V. IMAGE PROCESSING

Note: The principle of the image processing is

described simply in this section so that

you can easily understand it. In actual

cases, the procedure may be somewhat

complicated.

1. Image Processing in Main Body

1) Offset adjustment

Offset adjustment is carried out on analog

signals for the whole image sensor. Black

correction is adjusted so that the minimum

output value of the overall black level

matches the specified value.

2) Gain adjustment

Gain adjustment is carried out on analog

signals for the whole image sensor. White

correction is adjusted so that the maxi-

mum output value of the overall white

level matches the specified value.

Note: Offset and gain adjustment are used to

perform A/D conversion properly.

3) A/D conversion

This processing converts analog signals

into digital signals. The analog processor

unique to this machine converts analog

signals into 12bit digital signals. However,

12bit data is converted to 8bit data during

the resolution conversion described later.

Note: Shading correction for digital signals is

carried out in a computer, however,

correction values are stored in the flash

memory of the control PCB. The correc-

tion values are output to the computer.

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4) Image Resolution Conversion

a) Main-Scanning Direction

This machine enables outputs from the

CIS PCB to be converted into 600dpi or

300dpi data. In case that the resolution

selected is the 600/400dpi mode, it

produces 600dpi outputs. On the other

hand, in case that the resolution is set

at 300dpi or less, 300dpi outputs are

produced.

When 600 or 300dpi data are produced,

this machine can convert the resolu-

tions of those data by averaging them.

The image resolution conversion by

averaging is sometimes called

“smoothing.”

Averaging method conversion enables

the data to be smoothly transformed

much better than that by thinning-out

method, resulting in reducing the oc-

currence of Moire patterns.

Averaging is especially useful for

low-resolution photographs.

The data are averaged according to

the resolution applied when the basic

data of each picture element are con-

verted.

Figure 2-501 shows the aspects of

300dpi image data and the image data

averaged to 150dpi data.

1st line

2nd line

3rd line

1st line

2nd line

3rd line

(A+B)/2

(C+D)/2

(E+F)/2

(G+H)/2

4th line

5th line

6th line

•

300 dpi

•

150 dpi

Figure 2-501

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b) Sub-Scanning Direction

The document is scanned in the

sub-scanning direction basically by

changing the feeding speed.

In the case of 200 dpi, feeding speed is

1.5 times as fast as 300 dpi. In the case

of 150 dpi, it is twice the speed, and in

the case of 100 dpi, three times the

speed used for 300 dpi.

If the timing for reading the data from

the image sensor is the same, the

resolution in the sub-scanning direction

can be converted by changing the

feeding speed. (Figure 2-502)

However, the feeding speed is limited

depending on the specifications of

carry motor. If the feeding speed can-

not be increased, the read timing in-

terval is widened. (Figure 2-503)

Feeding speed (2 times as fast as 300 dpi)

Feeding speed

Image sensor

• 150 dpi

• 300 dpi : Reading point

Figure 2-502

Feeding speed (same as 300 dpi)

Feeding speed

•

150 dpi

•

300 dpi

Figure 2-503

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2. Image Processing in the Computer

1) Shading Correction

Even if the image brightness is consistent,

the values output from the image sensor

are not necessarily consistent because

the sensitivities of each element of the

image sensor and the performance of

each reading system would vary. In the

shading correction, the variations of each

element are compensated. This process-

ing is done for the digital signals after A/D

conversion.

The correction values of each element are

calculated in advance and stored in a

memory.

There are two types of correction values:

black and white correction values. For

black correction value, readout indicated

when an LED does not illuminate, in other

words, when a black image is read (in-

tense black) is set as a target value. For

white correction value, readout of stan-

dard shading plate is set as a target value

(pure white).

The data of each element which have

been converted into digital signals are

compensated in accordance with the

corresponding values.

After A/D

conversion

LEDS turned off

Black

correction

value

Figure 2-504

White

document

Same brightness

After A/D

conversion

After shading correction

Figure 2-505

This machine prepares a thin long shad-

ing plate near the reading glass instead of

a standard shading plate in order to

calculate correction values. Thus,

correction values can be automatically

calculated during normal operation.

2) Color Correction

To improve the reproducibility of color

images, the 3-dimensional gamma con-

version is performed on the color data

after the shading correction. A

3-dimensional conversion table that suits

the characteristics of this machine is pro-

vided to convert RGB values.

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3) Gamma Correction (1-dimension)

To improve the reproducibility of docu-

ments or modify the acquired image as

required by the user, it is possible to

convert the document image data using

conversion tables.

This machine provides various conversion

tables adjusted for image mode and set-

ting value.

However, there are several adjustment

items not available for image mode and

other conditions. For details, refer to the

driver software “Help” function.

The conversion tables below are for fun-

damental items and may be different from

actual items.

a) Brightness Adjustment

This adjusts the overall brightness of

the scanned image. The image

brightness increases as the setting

value becomes larger, and decreases

as the value becomes smaller.

For brightness adjustment in black and

white mode, refer to the “Binarizing”

section.

White

(255)

After conversion

Before conversion

White

(255)

Black

(0)

(+)

(-)

Figure 2-506

b) Contrast Adjustment

This adjusts the contrast of the

scanned image. The image contrast

increases as the setting value be-

comes larger, and decreases as the

value becomes smaller.

White

(255)

White

(255)

Black

(0)

(+)

(-)

After conversion

Before conversion

Figure 2-507

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c) Custom Adjustment

This is used when data conversion

other than brightness and contrast

adjustments is required.

It is possible for the user to use a

custom conversion table for converting

the gamma curve to the document

image data. In this case, the bright-

ness and contrast adjustments be-

come invalid, and the unique gamma

curve is given priority.

White

(255)

White

(255)

Black

(0)

(+)

(-)

After conversion

Before conversion

Figure 2-508

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4) Edge Emphasis

Edge emphasis is a kind of processing

which emphasizes the brightness change

in order to make the image appear sharp.

(Figure 2-509)

Output

White

Black

White

Black

1 picture element

Edge portion Edge portion

Before edge emphasis After edge emphasis

Figure 2-509

The processing is performed by compar-

ing the data in the conversion table pro-

vided for performing edge emphasis, with

the target picture element data (a). (Figure

2-510)

The stages in edge emphasis can be

changed by changing the conversion table

and reproduction ratio (B) of the conver-

sion table.

For example, if the target picture element

data is increased fourfold and the other

four points multiplied by-1, the overall

brightness will remain unchanged.

Target picture

element

Conversion table

Output

Target picture

element (a)

Sub-scanning

direction

Main-scanning

direction

-a 00

4a -a-a

-a 00

: 1~64

Figure 2-510

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5) Binarizing

a) Simple Binarizing

Binary image data can only express

picture elements as either “black” or

“white.”

In order to separate the picture ele-

ments into black and white, signals

corresponding to the image brightness

must be cut off at a certain level, so that

anything above that level is judged as

“white” and anything below as “black.”

This is called simple binarizing. This is

useful for text documents. Simple bi-

narizing for this machine is called

“Black and White” mode.

The level at which picture elements are

to be divided into white or black is

called the “slice level.” The image

brightness is adjusted by changing this

slice level.

Black

1 picture element

White

Slice level

Document

Output

White 255

Black 0

160

128

Figure 2-511

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b) Error Diffusion

Error diffusion processing is used to

binarize documents containing gray

levels, such as pictures and photos.

A sample case is shown below, where

the output is set to four bits and the

slice level is set to “8.”

The value of 1 picture element of input

image data is compared with the slice

level. When it is smaller than the slice

level, it is output as “0” and when it is

bigger then the slice level, it is output

as “15.” The difference between the

values of the input and output picture

elements is then added to the next

picture element to be processed.

First, when processing the first low of

Line 1, since the data “12” is larger than

the slice level “8,” the output data be-

comes “15,” and the resultant error

becomes -3 (=12-15). (Figure 2-512)

12 9 6 3 1 9 13

Input data

Output data

12>8 → "15"

-3

Error -3=(12-15)

Output

Input

First row of line 1

Figure 2-512

Next, when processing the second row

of Line 1, since the error is diffused to

the right, the data of the picture ele-

ment of the second row of Line 1 be-

comes “6” (=9-3).

As this value is smaller than the slice

level, the output data is “0” and the

error becomes “+6” [=(9-3)-0]. (Figure

2-513)

The third row of Line 1 and later are

processed similarly.

12 9 6 3 1 9 13

Input data

(9-3)=6<8 → "0"

Error +6=(9-3)-0

Error of first row of Line 1

Input

Second row of line 1

Error of first row of Line 1 Output

Output data

Figure 2-513

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Line 2 is processed using the first row

of Line 2 as a reference. If the rest is

processed similarly, the data becomes

as shown in Figure 2-514.

Input data Output data

Figure 2-514

Figure 2-515 shows a comparison of

binarizing with error diffusion proc-

essing, and binarizing without error

diffusion processing (simple binariz-

ing).

The brightness adjustment for error

diffusion is done by using the data

conversion table. The slice level is al-

ways set at median.

With error diffusion processing Without error diffusion processingDigital signal output

Figure 2-515

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c) Advanced Text Enhancement

In this mode, a histogram of brightness

level for each block within the scanned

data is calculated, and an optimum slice

level is determined to binarize the picture

elements.

Binarizing in this way removes the back-

ground, for example, from behind text

printed on a background.

For example, as shown in the image in

Figure 2-516, a histogram for each block

is calculated, and the optimum slice level

is determined to binarize the picture ele-

ments.

Slice level

Brightness level

Black White

Frequency of appearance

Figure 2-516

6) Automatic Size Detection

In case that the automatic size detection

mode is selected, an image data with the

maximum width and the length detected

by the registration sensors in the feed di-

rection is read.

The maximum outside frame is detected

from the image data which has been read.

The inside of the data is defined as the

document size and the margins are re-

moved.

ABC

Registration

sensors

Maximum size

Figure 2-517

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If a document skews when you select auto-

matic size detection, but do not select skew

correction, parts of leading and trailing edges

of the image will be missing.

ABC

Figure 2-518

Note: In case that part of circumference of

document is dark or brightness level is

not appropriately set, this function may

not successfully work. This may also

happen when the skew correction or

black frame removal described later is

performed.

7) Skew Correction (Deskew)

If the skew correction is selected, the size

of document read is broadened by 10 mm

compared with the user-specified size.

The skew is detected based on the data

read to compensate the skew.

The image data is then restored to the

user-specified image size.

ABC

Maximum outside frame

Angle

Figure 2-519

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8) Black Border Removal

When the black border removal is se-

lected, the image data is read with the

specified read size.

The frame of document is detected based

on this image data and the outside of the

frame is converted into the white data.

(Figure 2-520)

The conventional black border removal

may vanish the letters if there are some

letters on the edge of document and the

document is skewed to much. This ma-

chine extracts the outer shape of docu-

ment without dent after extracting the

frame. Thus, no letters vanish. (Figure

2-521)

ABC ABC

Specifed size

Figure 2-520

Outer shape

is extracted

Tangent line

is processed

Outside

turns white

Figure 2-521

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9) Binder Hole Removal

When a document in which holes are

punched is scanned, this function re-

moves those holes by using the front and

back sides of an image.

Figure 2-522

The procedures and principle are de-

scribed below.

Note: If the scan area is specified and the

optional flatbed unit is attached to this

machine, the processing is different from

this processing to perform the only sim-

plex scanning.

i) The front and back sides of document

are read.

Figure 2-523

ii) The image of the back side is reversed.

Figure 2-524

Binder hole

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iii) The front side of a document is overlaid

on the back. And the part of the over-

lapping images, in which the black

points of the front and back sides

overlap one another, is extracted from

the target image area (margins with the

width of 20 mm). And then, an image

data is created. This image is called

hole pattern image.

If there are some binder holes, a hole

pattern image is created.

Figure 2-525

iv) In case that both the front and back

side images have some black objects

(which are not binder holes) on the

same spots in the previous step, those

should be determined as holes and a

hole pattern image should be created.

Thus, some black objects other than

those binder holes will be deleted as

well. In this case, the low-pass filter

processing should be done to handle

and delete small objects.

v) The shapes (such as area, circumfer-

ence, and center of balance) of the

binder holes of the hole pattern, front

and back side images are compared. If

they are the same, those black objects

are determined as binder holes. And

then, they are removed from the front

image.

vi) In case that both sides of document are

scanned, after the binder holes on the

front image are removed, those on the

back side image are removed as well.

The binder hole removal function does not

successfully work under the following

conditions.

• In case that a binder hole and figure or

character overlap one another, the binder

hole is not removed because the shape

of the hole on the front should be different

from that on the back. However, if the

object which overlaps a binder hole is a

thin line which can be deleted by the

low-pass filter processing, the hole is

successfully removed.

(Front) (Back)

Figure 2-526

20mm

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• Processing only by single image data

In case of scan area specification, the

front area is different from the back area.

In case of the flatbed, only one side exists.

Thus, binder holes are removed as fol-

lows.

This machine determines the objects as

binder holes and deletes those if the de-

grees of circularity* of such objects which

exist in a target image area (20 mm

around) exceed 0.8.

However, the objects whose area is 10

mm2 or less are excluded.

* Degree of circularity = (area × 4π)

/(circumference)2

10) Blank Skip

Judgment as to whether or not to record a

document is determined by comparing the

actual number of picture elements of the

document with the user-preset percent-

age (0% to 20%) of number of black pic-

ture elements.

However, the margin of an image data

(10% of lengths of each side edge) is ex-

cluded. Thus, the number of black picture

elements in the central area is compared

with the user-defined number of black

picture elements. If the number of black

picture elements in this target area ex-

ceeds the predefined number, the data

are recorded. If not, the data are not re-

corded.

Target area

10%

10% 10%

Figure 2-527

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VI. POWER SUPPLY

1. Power Supply

The AC adapter is used for the power

supply of this machine. The values of AC input

and output power are 100-240V 50/60Hz and

+16VDC, respectively.

Use the AC adapter which is enclosed

with this machine.

The output power is input to the control

PCB. And then, +3.3V and +5V are generated

there.

+3.3V, +5V and +16V are supplied for

each IC including the CPU, for CIS LED and

ICs including the analog processor, and for

driving the motors, respectively.

The power for the optional flatbed unit is

supplied by this machine.

The AC adapter has the overload protection

function to automatically block the power

output in the event of a failure such as short

circuit on the load side of the AC adapter.

This machine will shift into the power

saving mode if such states as no document

feeding and no USB interface communication

continue. In the power saving mode, the

electrical circuits enter the sleep state. The

CPU, however, does not shift into the sleep

state.

The machine returns to the standby mode

from the power saving mode when any

communication is carried out on the computer

side or when any job button is pressed.

100-240V

50/60Hz

AC adapter +3.3V

+16V

+5V

DC/DC

converter

Control PCB

+16V

Figure 2-601

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VII. FLATBED UNIT

1. Outline

The flatbed unit is prepared for DR-2580C

as an option. In case that a document which

cannot be fed, for example, a book, needs to

be scanned, this unit should be used. The

power and driving signals are supplied for the

unit from the main body of DR-2580C.

Therefore, it does not work independently.

The CCD is used as an image reading

sensor. The optical unit including the CCD is

moved by the motor and timing belt to read

images.

Table 2-701 includes the key specifica-

tions of the flatbed unit.

No. Item Specifications

1 Type Desktop type flatbed scanner

*No operation without main body DR-2580C

2 Dimensions

(tray closed)

Flatbed itself: 315 (W) × 545 (D) × 82.5 (H) mm

With DR-2580C: 315 (W) × 557 (D) × 155 (H) mm

3 Weight Approx. 3.8 kg (with DR-2580C: Approx. 5.7 kg)

4 Type of sensor CCD: 5340 picture elements × 4 lines (RGB/Grayscale)

5 Effective picture element 600 dpi, 5104 picture elements (216 mm)

6 Light source Xenon lamp (white)

7 Reading size 216 × 297 mm maximum

8 Expected product life

(in-honse information)

One of the following two items, whichever comes first.

1) 5 years

2) Sheets scanned: 20,000 sheets (A4 size)

9 Installation By users

*Include detach/attachment with main body DR-2580C

Table 2-701

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2. Configuration

1) Reading System

The color CCD sensor with 5340 picture

elements × 4 lines is used as an image

sensor. The size of a picture element is

7µm × 7µm. And the picture elements are

arranged with 7µm pitches. The length of

a line is about 37.4 mm.

* CCD censor

RED

GREEN

BLUE

GRAY

Figure 2-701

The unit, which consists of the CCD PCB

with the CCD sensor, 4 mirrors, lens, and

xenon lamp as a light source, is called

“optical unit.” Since this unit is adjusted

before the shipment from a plant, do not

disassemble the unit except for the lamp

in the field.

The images of a document are reduced by

the optical unit. And then, the 600dpi im-

age data with 5104 effective picture ele-

ments (length: 210 mm) are output from

the CCD sensor.

The shading plate for shading correction

is slipped between the document board

glass and cover.

Document board glass

Mirror 3

Mirror 2

Mirror 1

Mirror 4

Optical unit

CCD

Lens

Lamp

Shading plate

Figure 2-702

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2) Drive System

Image data can be read in the

sub-scanning direction by moving the op-

tical unit horizontally.

A timing belt is fixed to the optical unit. The

rotations of the stepping motors run the

timing belt to move the optical unit. A shaft

is installed as a guide for the unit move-

ment.

Motor

Timing belt

Optical unit

Document board glass

Guide

Shaft

Stopper

Shaft

Figure 2-703

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3) Control System

Driving signals for the CCD and motors

are supplied from the main body of

DR-2580C. After analog image data are

converted into digital data in the optical

CCD PCB, those data are output to the

main body of DR-2580C.

Figures 2-704 and 2-705 describe the

electric circuit block diagram and image

processing block diagram, respectively.

DR-2580C

Control PCB

CCD PCB

Optical unit

Lamp Inverter

DR-2580C

Switch PCB

Connector PCB

Motor

Figure 2-704

CCD Analog processor

· Offset adjustment

· Gain adjustment

· A/D conversion

(12bit)

Data controller

· Lamp light control

· Data rearrangement DR-2580C

Control PCB

CCD PCB

Figure 2-705

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CHAPTER 2 FUNCTION & OPERATION

VIII

. ELECTRICAL PARTS

LAYOUT

1. Main Body

M1 PS2

PS5

PS3

PS4

PS1

PS7

PS6

Figure 2-801

Category Name Symbol

Power supply sensor PS1

Rear cover sensor PS2

Upper opening sensor PS3

Document board sensor PS4

Shading sensor PS5

Pre-registration sensor PS6

Sensor

Registration sensor PS7

Pickup motor M1 Motor

Carry motor M2

Table 2-801

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2. Flatbed

PS8

FL1

Figure 2-802

Category Name Symbol

Sensor Optical unit sensor PS8

Motor Optical motor M3

Lamp Light source lamp FL1

Table 2-802

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IX. PARTS LAYOUT OF

EACH PCB

Items that are not listed in the lists and

items that are specified as usage prohibited

must not be procured in the field.

1. Controller PCB

J102

J701

J501J502

J2000

LED101

LED501

J1001

J1000

Figure 2-901

Connector Description

J4 9P Flatbed

J102 2P AC adapter (16 VDC)

J501 16P CIS PCB (front)

J502 16P CIS PCB (back)

J701 5P USB I/F

J1000 19P Switch PCB

J1001 4P Document board PCB

J2000 7P Ultrasonic sensor PCB

Table 2-901

LED Description

LED101 Blinking: CPU normal opera-

tion

LED501 Lighting: Normal power supply

Table 2-902

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2. DC Control PCB

SW202

SW201

SW200

J200

J202

J201

LED200

Figure 2-902

Connector Description

J200 19P Control PCB

J201 4P Pickup motor

J202 4P Carry motor

Table 2-903

LED Description

LED200

Lighting: Normal

Blinking: Scanner abnormal

(jams and so on)

Table 2-904

CHAPTER 3

DISASSEMBLY & REASSEMBLY

I. EXTERNAL COVERS ..............................3-1

II. UPPER UNIT............................................3-4

III. LOWER UNIT .........................................3-10

IV. FLATBED................................................3-21

3-1

CHAPTER 3 DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY

* Notes on disassembly and assembly

1) The upper unit sometimes closes while

working. Thus, be careful not to get

your fingers caught in the unit.

2) Many of parts are fixed with the fitting

parts instead of screws or E rings. Do

not deform such parts too much while

working because they would be dam-

aged. However, do not leave a gap

between the parts when installing them.

3) Prepare a thin and flat head tool such

as precision driver because it is nec-

essary to unhook some fitting parts.

I. EXTERNAL COVERS

1. Rear Cover

1) Fully open the rear cover.

2) Bend the left or right arm

{

1, unhook the

fitting parts, and remove the rear cover

{

Figure 3-101

* Notes on assembly

Do not deform the grounding plate which

is put on one of the fitting parts.

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CHAPTER 3 DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY

2. Right Cover

1) Remove the rear cover and fully open the

pickup tray and upper unit.

2) Unhook the 5 fitting parts

{

1 (one of them

on the back side) and remove the right

cover

{

2. At this time, the pickup tray

{

also comes off.

Figure 3-102

* Notes on assembly

Do not pinch the cable. In case that the

power switching lever comes off, be sure

to put it back.

3. Left Cover

1) Remove the rear cover and fully open the

pickup tray and upper unit.

2) Unhook the 4 fitting parts

{

1 (one of them

on the back side) and remove the left

cover

{

2. At this time, the pickup tray

{

also comes off.

Figure 3-103

* Notes on assembly

Set the rear fitting parts and the edge of

the eject selection lever in the mounting

positions indicated on the main frame.

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4. Pickup Tray

1) When the right cover or the left cover is

removed, the pickup tray comes off.

5. Upper Cover

1) Remove the right cover.

2) After unhooking the 6 fitting parts

{

close the upper unit and remove the upper

cover assembly

{

Note: The arm

{

3 of the left and right reading

units would come off after removing the

upper cover assembly.

Figure 3-104

3) After opening the eject tray extension

assembly

{

1, rotate it and remove the

upper cover

{

Figure 3-105

* Notes on assembly

Do not pinch the cable.

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II. UPPER UNIT

1. Upper Unit

1) Remove the right cover, left cover and

upper cover assembly.

2) Disconnect the cable

{

2 which is con-

nected to the PCB

{

Note: After removing the reading unit, dis-

connect the cable for the reading unit.

Figure 3-201

3) After further opening the upper unit, slide

it to the left, unhook the right fitting parts

{

1, and remove the upper unit.

Note: Do not pull the upper unit too hard be-

cause the cable

{

2 is connected to it.

Figure 3-202

4) After unhooking the fitting parts

{

2 which

are put on the base of the reading unit

arms

{

1, rotate the arms and unhook the

fitting parts

{

3 which are put on the

reading unit. Remove the arm “A” first.

There are 4 arms installed in the right and

left sides.

Figure 3-203

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5) Rotate the follower roller shaft (ahead)

{

to bring the flat part which contacts the coil

spring

{

2 to the front. Apply a flat head

tool to a flat part of the roller shaft and

rotate it.

Push the roller shaft downwards to slide it,

unhook the right or left fitting parts

{

3, and

remove the roller and roller shaft.

Note: The roller, roller shaft and coil spring

would jump out when removing them.

Do not mix up the coil spring for the

follower roller (ahead) with the one for

the follower roller (behind) because they

are different. The coil spring for the fol-

lower roller (behind) is white.

Figure 3-204

6) Remove the reading unit

{

1 and discon-

nect the cable

{

2 which is connected to its

back side.

Note: In case that the cable which is con-

nected to the lower unit are discon-

nected, it is not necessary to disconnect

the cable.

Figure 3-205

* Notes on assembly 1

When installing the upper cover, put the

cable

{

1 in the 2 cable holders

{

2 to

prevent them from being caught in the

upper cover.

Figure 3-206

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* Notes on assembly 2

Install the reading unit so that the coil

spring on its back side can contact the

grounding plate.

2. Follower Roller (Ahead)

1) Fully open the upper unit.

2) Rotate the roller shaft

{

1 to bring the flat

part which contacts the coil spring

{

2 to

the front. Apply a flat head tool to a flat

part of the roller shaft and rotate it.

Push the roller shaft downwards to slide it,

unhook the right or left fitting parts

{

3, and

remove the roller and roller shaft.

Note: The roller, roller shaft and coil spring

would jump out when removing them.

The coil spring for the follower roller

(ahead) is metallic color.

Figure 3-207

3. Follower Roller (Behind)

1) Fully open the upper unit.

Note: In case that there is not enough room to

disassemble the follower roller (behind),

remove the right cover, left cover and

upper cover assembly to further open

the upper unit.

2) Rotate the roller shaft

{

1 to bring the flat

part which contacts the coil spring

{

2 to

the front. Apply a flat head tool to a flat

part of the roller shaft and rotate it.

Push the roller shaft downwards to slide it,

unhook the right or left fitting parts

{

3, and

remove the roller and roller shaft.

Note: The roller, roller shaft and coil spring

would jump out when removing them.

The coil spring for the follower roller

(behind) is white.

Figure 3-208

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4. Roller Drive Shaft

1) Remove the roller unit.

2) Remove the right cover and upper cover

assembly.

3) Remove the open/close knob

{

Figure 3-209

4) Unhook the fitting parts

{

1 with a thin and

flat head tool and remove the drive gear

{

Figure 3-210

5) Unhook the fitting parts

{

1 and rotate the

bearing

{

2 90 degrees. After that, slide

the roller drive shaft

{

3 to remove it.

Figure 3-211

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5. Reading Unit

1) Remove the right cover, left cover and

upper cover assembly, and fully open the

upper unit.

2) Refer to the procedure for “Upper Unit” to

remove the 4 arms

{

1 of the reading unit

and follower roller (ahead)

{

Figure 3-212

3) Remove the reading unit

{

1 and discon-

nect the cable

{

2 which is connected to its

back side.

Figure 3-213

* Notes on assembly

Install the reading unit so that the coil

spring on its back side can contact the

grounding plate.

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CHAPTER 3 DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY

6. Reading Holder (with Glass)

1) Remove the reading unit.

2) Unhook the 8 fitting parts

{

1 with a thin

and flat head tool and remove the cover

{

Note: Since the fitting part is bent easily, un-

hook it carefully.

Figure 3-214

3) Draw the CIS unit

{

2 out of the reading

holder

{

Note: Prevent scraps of paper or other foreign

particles from getting into the CIS unit.

Figure 3-215

* Notes on assembly 1

Remove scraps of paper or other foreign

particles out of the CIS unit with a tool

such as blower. Install it after cleaning its

inside including the glass which is put on

the reading holder. And make sure that

the coil spring is put in the cover.

* Notes on assembly 2

Do not stain or damage the shading plate

installed on the reading holder. If it is

stained, clean it and if it is damaged, re-

place the reading holder.

* Notes on assembly 3

The reading unit cover and CIS unit are

the same as those for the upper unit. On

the other hand, their reading holders are

different in shape.

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III. LOWER UNIT

A. Common

1. PCB Unit

1) Remove the right cover and left cover.

2) Remove the screw

{

1 on the left and the 2

connectors

{

Figure 3-301

3) Insert a thin and flat head tool into the hole

{

1 on the back side to remove the plate

{

2. Then, unhook the 2 fitting parts

{

and open the plate to the direction of the

arrow. Be aware that the cable is con-

nected to the inside of the unit.

Figure 3-302

4) Disconnect the 3 cables

{

1 which are

connected to the PCB unit and remove the

PCB unit

{

Note: Be careful not to lose the sensor cover

{

3 because it comes off.

Figure 3-303

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* Notes on assembly 1

Make sure that the cables for the upper

and lower reading units are appropriately

connected. The reinforcing plate for the

contacts of the cable

{

1 which is con-

nected to the lower unit is blue, and this

cable should be connected to the con-

nector J502. The cable

{

2 which is con-

nected to the upper unit is aluminum

shielded, and it should be connected to

the connector J501.

Figure 3-304

* Notes on assembly 2

Do not pinch the cables. Put the 2 cables

{

1, which are connected to the upper unit,

in the 2 cable holders

{

Figure 3-305

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B. Feed System (Roller and

Others)

1. Registration Roller

1) Remove the retard roller.

2) Remove the right cover, left cover and

PCB unit.

3) Remove the retard roller shaft unit

{

1. For

more details, refer to the section “Retard

Roller Shaft Unit.”

Figure 3-306

4) Remove the motor drive unit. For more

details, refer to the section “Drive Unit.”

5) Remove the gear

{

1, clutch gear

{

2 and

2 ball bearings

{

Note: Unhook the fitting parts mounted on the

edge of the gear to pull the gear out.

Figure 3-307

6) Pull the leaf spring

{

1 out of the fitting

parts. And then, pull the sensor lever

{

out of the fitting parts. Finally, remove the

registration roller

{

Figure 3-308

* Notes on assembly

Make sure if the registration roller

smoothly rotates after the completion of

assembly.

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CHAPTER 3 DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY

2. Retard Roller Shaft Unit

1) Remove the retard roller.

2) Remove the right cover, left cover and

PCB unit.

3) Insert thin and flat head tools into the 2

fitting parts

{

1 and remove the roller

cover

{

Figure 3-309

4) Insert thin and flat head tools into the

small hole

{

2 of the 2 C shaped collars

{

and pull then out.

Note: Slightly press the C shaped collars when

pulling it out to prevent it from being

blown away.

Figure 3-310

5) Push and rotate the right and left shafts

{

to insert their edges into the inside of the

frame.

Figure 3-311

6) Rotate the retard roller shaft unit

{

1 and

unhook the left and right fitting parts

{

Figure 3-312

* Notes on assembly

Make sure if the retard roller smoothly

rotates after the completion of assembly.

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CHAPTER 3 DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY

3. Eject Roller 1

1) Remove the right cover, left cover and

PCB unit.

2) Remove the torsion spring

{

1. And bend

the moving arm

{

2 to unhook the 3 fitting

parts

{

3 and remove the moving arm. And

also, remove the edge

{

4 of the spring

clutch.

Figure 3-313

3) Insert thin and flat head tools into the 2

fitting parts

{

1 and remove the roller

cover

{

Figure 3-314

4) Remove the gear

{

1, right and left bearing

stoppers

{

2 and

{

3. Remove the eject

roller 1

{

4. And then, remove the me-

chanical clutch

{

5 out of the eject roller.

Note: Unhook the fitting parts mounted on the

edge of the gear to pull the gear out.

Figure 3-315

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CHAPTER 3 DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY

4. Eject Roller 2

1) Remove the left cover. Fully open the

upper unit and rear cover.

2) Remove the gear

{

1, right and left bearing

stoppers

{

2 and

{

3. And remove the

eject roller 2

{

Note: Unhook the fitting parts mounted on the

edge of the gear to pull the gear out.

Unhook the fitting parts to remove the

bearing stopper

{

Figure 3-316

5. Carry Roller

1) Remove the left cover. Fully open the rear

cover.

2) Remove the gear

{

1, right and left bearing

stoppers

{

2 and

{

3. And remove the

carry roller

{

Note: Unhook the fitting parts mounted on the

edge of the gear to pull the gear out. Pull

the bearing stopper

{

3 out and unhook

the fitting parts mounted on the back

side.

Figure 3-317

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CHAPTER 3 DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY

C. Drive System (Motor and

Others)

1. Carry Motor

1) Remove the left cover.

2) Remove the connector

{

1 and 2 screws

{

2. And slide the carry motor

{

3 to the

right to remove it.

Note: The left side connector in the figure is for

the carry motor.

Figure 3-318

* Notes on assembly

Reeve the timing belt on the gear of the

carry motor. If it is hard to do it, remove the

motor mounting plate. For more details,

refer to the section “Drive Unit.”

2. Pickup Motor

1) Remove the left cover.

2) Remove the connector

{

1 and 2 screws

{

2. And remove the carry motor

{

Note: The right side connector in the figure is

for the pickup motor.

Figure 3-319

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3. Drive Unit

1) Remove the right cover, left cover and

PCB unit.

2) Remove the 2 screws

{

1. And remove the

drive unit

{

Note: The gear or something would drop when

removing the drive unit.

Figure 3-320

* Notes on assembly

Before installing the drive unit, install the

gear, grounding plate and lever in the

appropriate positions.

Figure 3-321

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D. Reading System

1. Reading Unit

1) Remove the upper unit. For more details,

refer to the section “Upper Unit.”

2) Insert a flat head tool into the slit

{

1 on the

left and slightly lift the reading unit

{

2 to

remove it.

Note: The cable is connected to the right back

side.

Figure 3-322

3) Disconnect the cable

{

1 and remove the

reading unit

{

Figure 3-323

2. Reading Holder (with Glass)

1) Remove the reading unit.

2) Unhook the 8 fitting parts

{

1 with a thin

and flat head tool and remove the cover

{

Note: Since the fitting part is bent easily, un-

hook it carefully.

Figure 3-324

3) Draw the CIS unit

{

2 out of the reading

holder

{

Note: Prevent scraps of paper or other foreign

particles from getting into the CIS unit.

Figure 3-325

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* Notes on assembly 1

Remove scraps of paper or other foreign

particles out of the CIS unit with a tool

such as blower. Install it after cleaning its

inside including the glass which is put on

the reading holder.

* Notes on assembly 2

Do not stain or damage the shading plate

installed on the reading holder. If it is

stained, clean it and if it is damaged, re-

place the reading holder.

* Notes on assembly 3

The reading unit cover and CIS unit are

the same as those for the upper unit. On

the other hand, their reading holders are

different in shape. And no coil spring is

included in the cover of the lower unit.

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CHAPTER 3 DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY

E. Electrical System (PCB and

Others)

1. Control PCB

1) Remove the PCB unit.

2) Remove the connectors A

{

1 and B

{

Note: The connector A which should be re-

moved is mounted on the switch PCB as

indicated in the figure. The connector

mounted on the other side (on the con-

trol PCB) cannot be removed.

Figure 3-326

3) Remove the 8 screws

{

1 and remove the

control PCB

{

Note: The screws on the USB connector are

M3 and the others are M2.5.

Figure 3-327

2. Switch PCB

1) Remove the PCB unit.

2) Remove the connector

{

1 and spring

{

And remove the 2 screws

{

3 and remove

the switch PCB

{

Note: The connector which should be re-

moved is mounted on the switch PCB as

indicated in the figure. The connector

mounted on the other side (on the con-

trol PCB) cannot be removed.

Figure 3-328

* Notes on assembly

Before installing the switch PCB, install

the contact cover.

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CHAPTER 3 DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY

IV. FLATBED

A. Upper Unit

1. Upper Unit

1) Unlock the optical unit (reading unit).

2) Unhook the 2 fitting parts

{

1 and slightly

slide the upper unit

{

2 backwards to re-

move it.

Figure 3-401

* Notes on assembly

Before installing the upper unit, clean the

inner surface of the glass. And remove the

dust if there is inside the unit.

2. Flatbed Cover Assembly

1) Fully open the flatbed cover.

2) Bend the stopper

{

1, insert a tool into the

gap of the shaft

{

2, and slide the flatbed

cover assembly

{

3 until it is removed.

Figure 3-402

* Notes on part replacement

A black pressure board needs to be put on

the position on which the document board

glass is actually mounted. Thus, when

replacing a part, prepare a flatbed cover

without black pressure board and a black

pressure board, and install them accord-

ing to the following procedure.

1) Install the flatbed cover without black

pressure board.

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CHAPTER 3 DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY

2) Remove the release papers of the adhe-

sive tapes which are stuck on the back

side of the black pressure board. Put it

along the origin point mark indicated in the

figure of the document board glass. It is

included to prevent light from pouring from

a gap.

dhesive tape

Black pressure boar

Upper cover

Sponge

Black sheet

Origin point

Figure 3-403

3) Slowly close the flatbed cover so that the

black pressure board does not shift. And

gently press the cover to stick the black

pressure board to it.

3. Eject Tray

1) Slightly lift the edge of the eject tray

{

put it on the outer frame to remove it.

Figure 3-404

4. Lock Board (for Optical Unit)

1) Remove the upper unit. And fully open or

remove the eject tray.

2) Bend the stopper

{

1 mounted on the back

side of the upper unit, and slide the lock

plate

{

2 until it is removed.

Figure 3-405

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CHAPTER 3 DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY

5. Hook (for Main Body)

1) Remove the upper unit.

2) Bend the 2 stoppers

{

1 mounted on the

back side of the upper unit and remove

the hook

{

Note: The same procedure applies to the

disassemblies of both right and left

hooks.

Figure 3-406

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CHAPTER 3 DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY

B. Lower Unit

Note: When moving the optical unit, move the

timing belt by hand. Power cannot be

evenly transmitted if using the rail

mounted on the other side to move the

optical unit.

1. Optical Unit

1) Remove the upper unit.

2) Lift the contact assembly

{

1 to remove it.

And disconnect the cable

{

2 from the

PCB and pull the main shaft

{

3 out of the

optical unit

{

Note: When disconnecting the cable from the

connectors, press those connectors by

hand to prevent the PCB from being

damaged.

Figure 3-407

3) Remove the timing belt

{

1 and cable

guide

{

2 out of the optical unit

{

Figure 3-408

Note: Do not remove the cover of the optical

unit. Do not touch the glass tube of the

lamp.

* Notes on assembly

When assembling the contact assembly,

hook the end of the lever

{

1 on the pro-

jection

{

2 of the contact assembly. Hold

the cable with the 2 cable holders

{

Figure 3-409

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CHAPTER 3 DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY

2. Lamp

1) Remove the upper unit.

2) Slightly tilt the optical unit

{

1 and remove

the connector

{

2 (with lock). Unhook the

2 fitting parts

{

3 and remove the lamp

{

Note: Do not touch the glass tube of the lamp.

Be sure to turn the power OFF since the

high voltage is applied to the lamp.

Figure 3-410

3. Motor Unit

1) Remove the upper unit.

2) Remove the contact assembly.

3) Remove the 2 screws

{

1 and remove the

motor unit

{

Figure 3-411

* Notes on assembly

Reeve the belt for the optical unit on the

pulley.

* Tension adjustment for belt

If the tension of the belt for the optical unit

needs to be adjusted, use the tension

adjustment plate which is mounted on the

other side of the motor.

Adjust the belt tension so that teeth are

not skipped. If it is too tight, vibration be-

comes excessive and it is not good.

CHAPTER 4

INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE

I. INSTALLATION ........................................4-1

II. PERIODICALLY REPLACED PARTS ......4-5

III. CONSUMABLE PARTS ...........................4-6

IV. LIST OF PERIODIC MAINTENANCE

ITEMS.......................................................4-7

4-1

CHAPTER 4 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE

I. INSTALLATION

1. Unpacking

Open the outer packaging box and take

out the main body and other items packed with

it. Check that there are no missing items. The

unpacking procedure is indicated on the box.

Quick reference

guide

Power cord

Startup manual

AC adapter

DR-2580C

setup disc

USB interface cable

Adobe Acrobat

setup disc

DR-2580C main body

Document guide

adapter

Warranty card

(only for 100 V and

120 V models)

Job labels

Roller unit Retard roller

Application kit

(only for 100 V

model)

Figure 4-101

• The DR-2580C setup disk is inserted in the

startup manual.

• Retain the outer packaging box and packing

materials because they are required to store

and transport this machine.

4-2

CHAPTER 4 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE

2. Protection Material Removal

1) Remove the protection tape from the main

body.

Eject tray extension

Figure 4-102

Note: When removing the protection tape

holding the eject tray extension, remove

it while holding the eject tray extension

by hand.

2) Push both sides of the rear cover, open it

backward, and remove the protection

sheet.

Rear cover

Figure 4-103

3) Push both sides of the rear cover and

close it.

4) Open the pickup tray forward.

Pickup tray

Figure 4-104

5) Push the OPEN knob from both sides,

open the upper unit slowly, and remove

the protection tape and protection sheet.

Upper Unit

Figure 4-105

6) Close the upper unit slowly. Then push both

sides of the upper unit with both hands and

close it.

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CHAPTER 4 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE

3. Roller Installation

Install the supplied “roller unit” and “retard

roller” on the main body. For the installation

method, refer to the user manual or

“CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION, VI. User

Maintenance” of this manual.

Roller unit

Retard roller

Figure 4-106

4. Connection to the computer

1) Check whether the computer has an I/F

card and install one if necessary.

2) Connect an USB interface cable.

3) Connect the supplied AC adapter and

power cord. Be sure to use the supplied

power cord.

4) Switch this machine ON and then turn the

computer ON.

5) Let the computer to recognize this ma-

chine (scanner).

6) Install software (drivers and applications)

necessary for the computer.

7) Restart the computer as required.

5. Operation Check

1) Install the supplied document guide

adapters as required.

2) Set documents.

3) Run the application software according to

the operation procedure.

4) Check operation results.

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CHAPTER 4 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE

6. Flatbed Unit Installation

This unit is installed by the user. For de-

tails, refer to the user manual supplied with the

unit.

Switch the DR-2580C OFF when installing

the unit.

1) Unlocking

Move the locking plate located under the

eject tray extension and unlock the read-

ing unit (optical unit).

Unlock

Lock

Figure 4-107

2) DR-2580C installation

Set the DR-2580C so that the projection

on this unit is inserted into the hole in the

bottom of the DR-2580C (

{

1) and slide it

forward (

{

2).

Figure 4-108

3) Scanner fixing

Hang the locking hooks on this unit on the

scanner and fix them.

Locking hooks

Figure 4-109

4) Connection

Connect the interface cord so that the

arrow on the plug of the interface cord

faces up.

Figure 4-110

4-5

CHAPTER 4 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE

II. PERIODICALLY

REPLACED PARTS

This machine has no periodically replaced

parts, but it has consumable parts.

Reference: Differences periodically replaced parts and consumable parts

1. Periodically replaced parts shall be replaced when becoming at appointed time, and which

are usually replaced by service technicians and assigned as service parts. However, if the

storage period is limited, parts are assigned as commercially available products.

2. Consumable parts shall be replaced when becoming no good by users or service techni-

cians, and which are assigned as service parts and/or commercially available products.

4-6

CHAPTER 4 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE

III. CONSUMABLE PARTS

No. Part name Part number Expected life Remarks

1 Roller unit MG1-3720-000

2 Retard roller MA2-7326-000

100,000 sheets It should be replaced when a

roller is worn and the pickup

failures or document jams are

occurred after roller cleaning.

Replacement is done by users.

Table 4-301

Note: Each roller is assigned as service parts

and also assigned as commercially

available products for a set named an

exchange roller kit.

4-7

CHAPTER 4 INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE

IV. LIST OF PERIODIC

MAINTENANCE ITEMS

This machine has no items for the periodic

maintenance by service technicians.

If service technicians visit users, check

the rollers and reading glass and direct “User’s

Maintenance” if they are very dirty.

Reference:

List of User’s Maintenance Items

[ : Cleaning, ●: Replace, : Lubricate, : Adjust, : Check]

Intervals (sheets)

Unit

name Location/Parts As

necessary 100,000

Remarks

Roller unit ●

Retard roller ●

Feed sec-

tion

Registration roller

Reading glass

Reading

section Shading plate

Wipe with cloth slightly

moistened with water,

then wipe dry.

Table 4-401

Remove the paper dust and other dust on

the feed section including document detection

sensors as required.

CHAPTER 5

TROUBLESHOOTING

I. ERROR DISPLAY ....................................5-1

II. SERVICE MODE......................................5-2

III. IMAGE TROUBLESHOOTING ..............5-13

IV. OPERATION TROUBLESHOOTING .....5-16

V. AFTER REPLACING PARTS .................5-19

5-1

CHAPTER 5 TROUBLESHOOTING

I. ERROR DISPLAY

1. Power Indicator

The DR-2580C does not have an error

display area, but some errors are indicated

by the power indicator on the operation

panel of the main body.

If the DR-2580C operates normally, the

power indicator lights. The power indicator

blinks if it can not scan the document in case

that the upper unit opens or the document

jam occurs, etc.

Power Indicator

Figure 5-101

2. Error Messages

Error messages are displayed on the

display connected to the computer.

The contents of the error message differ

depending on the software that is used.

Most error messages are related to im-

proper user operation and document jams.

The user shall perform the remedy accord-

ing to the error message. If the “motor ab-

normality,” etc. occur, the matter must be

referred to a service technician.

The followings show the main error

messages displayed when the “Cap-

turePerfect 3.0” is used.

Figure 5-102

5-2

CHAPTER 5 TROUBLESHOOTING

II. SERVICE MODE

1. Outline

The service mode of the DR-2580C can

be executed by installing on the computer for

servicing the service mode software located in

the setup disk provided with the DR-2580C.

The system conditions for the computer to

be used are the same as those described in

the user manual. If the CPU performance or

memory capacity is lower, the processing time

might be longer, but the service mode can still

be used.

Figure 5-201 shows the service screen.

Figure 5-201

The service screen displays the buttons

for selecting the various modes. Each service

mode is performed from this screen.

Table 5-201 shows the list of the service

modes.

No. Button name/Functions

1 All Adjustment

Perform all adjustments related to

image reading.

2 Regist Adjustment

Perform the registration adjust-

ments.

3 Document Sensor Adjustment

Perform the document board sensor

adjustments.

4 Firm Load

Change the firmware.

5 About

Display this service mode version.

6 Max. Document Size

Set the long document mode.

7 Dcon Check

Check the operation of the hard-

ware such as operation buttons,

sensors, motors, etc.

8 Check Device

Display the version of the internal

devices of the DR-2580C.

9 Sleep

Set the sleep mode.

10 Counter

Display and change the total count

(cumulative number of sheets fed)

and the number of document jam.

Table 5-201

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2. Installation Procedure

The service mode software installation

procedure is described below. Do not install it

on the user's computer.

1) Power ON the computer for servicing and

start up the OS (Windows).

2) Set the DR-2580C setup disk supplied

with this machine.

3) Copy the “\Driver\Tools” folder in the

setup disk to one of the drives of the

computer for servicing.

Note: For how to install the software provided

with the DR-2580C, refer to the user

manual.

However, for the specifications, such as

the maximum number of documents that

can be scanned at one time, see the

computer system conditions described

in the user manual.

3. Starting Up and Exiting Service

Mode

The procedure for starting up the service

mode is described below.

1) Connect the computer for servicing with

the DR-2580C using a USB interface ca-

ble.

2) After powering ON the DR-2580C, power

ON the computer.

3) Open the installed “Tools” folder and start

up the “VBTool.exe” file. (See Figure

5-202.)

4) The password screen is displayed, so

after inputting the six characters “market,”

select [OK]. (See Figure 5-203.)

5) The service screen is displayed.

To exit the service mode, select [Close] in

the service screen.

Figure 5-202

Figure 5-203

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Note: After the DR-2580C is connected to the

computer and the computer is powered

ON for the first time, a screen requesting

installation of “New Hardware” or a

“Device Driver” is displayed. In this case,

perform the “Scanner Recognition” ac-

cording to the user manual.

Note: To execute the service mode with the

user's computer, start up “VBTool.exe”

on the setup disk supplied with the

DR-2580C. Do not copy this program to

the user's computer. Do not let the user

know the folder name and password to

be used.

4. All Adjustment

This mode is used to adjust all image

reading adjustments at the same time. Since

the adjustment value is saved on the control

PCB, be sure to execute this mode after the

control PCB have been replaced.

This mode consists of two individual ad-

justment items: “Regist Adjustment” and

“Document Sensor Adjustment.”

• Operating Procedure

1) Clean the document board sensor window,

the shading plate and the reading glass.

2) Set a piece of regular white copy paper

(A4/LTR). The paper can be set both ver-

tically and horizontally. Set the document

guide position to the paper. This paper is

used to perform “Regist Adjustment.”

3) Select [All Adjustment] on the service

screen.

Figure 5-204

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4) The adjustment starts automatically. The

progress screen appears on the display.

An example of display is shown below.

Figure 5-205

5) When the adjustment is finished, the

progress screen disappears and the ser-

vice screen appears.

It takes approx. 10 seconds to finish.

• Errors

If an adjustment value failure occurs in the

while executing this mode, an error screen

is displayed, and adjustment is interrupted.

If an error screen is displayed, select [OK]

in the screen to stop adjustment. Then

after checking the operating procedure,

perform adjustment again. If adjustment is

interrupted, the adjustment value remains

the value prior to adjustment.

Sample error screens are shown below.

Figure 5-206

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5. Individual Adjustments

This section describes the following indi-

vidual adjustment items. If all the two adjust-

ments are performed, use [All Adjustment].

• [Regist Adjustment]

• [Document Sensor Adjustment]

Figure 5-207

a. Regist Adjustment

The reading position is adjusted in this

mode. Execute this mode if the leading

edge and trailing edge of a read image are

faulty.

• Operating Procedure

1) Set a piece of regular white copy paper

(A4/LTR). Set the document guide posi-

tion to the paper.

2) Select [Regist Adjustment] on the service

screen.

3) The adjustment starts automatically. The

progress screen appears on the display.

4) When the adjustment is finished, the pro-

gress screen disappears and the service

screen appears.

b. Document Sensor Adjustment

The detection level of the document board

sensor is adjusted in this mode. Execute

this mode if there is a problem with

document detection when a document is

set.

Since this sensor is affected by stain on

the sensor window and the external light,

the sensor window should be cleaned and

external light should be adjusted to the

using state when executing this mode.

• Operating Procedure

1) Clean the document board sensor win-

dow.

2) Select [Document Sensor Adjustment] on

the service screen.

3) The adjustment starts automatically. The

progress screen appears on the display.

4) When the adjustment is finished, the pro-

gress screen disappears and the service

screen appears.

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6. Dcon Check

This mode is used when checking the

operation of the hardware controlled with the

control PCB.

• Operation screen

When [Dcon Check] is selected on the

service screen, the operation screen is

displayed.

Figure 5-208

a. Job buttons

When the job button is pressed, the cor-

responding mark lights.

Figure 5-209

b. Sensors

When sensors enter the detection state,

the corresponding mark lights. The case

where the shading sensor enters the de-

tection state is shown below.

Figure 5-210

Note 1: If the upper unit or the rear cover is

open, the registration sensor function

is invalid and its display is not correct.

Note 2: “USS Double Feed Detection” at the

lower left side of the screen does not

need to be used until the ultrasonic

sensor is installed.

The contents of marks are shown below.

Mark Sensor name Lighting state

Upper opening

sensor

The upper unit is

open.

Registration

sensor

The registration

sensor detects a

document.

Document

board sensor

A document is set.

Shading sensor The reading unit

(lower) is at the

shading position.

Pre-registration

sensor

The pre-registration

sensor detects a

document.

Rear cover

sensor

The rear cover is

open.

Table 5-202

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c. Motor

This section describes the operation

check of the carry motor (main motor) and

the eject motor (pick motor).

When the reading mode and resolution

corresponding to each motor are selected

and the [Start] button is selected, the

motor runs at the speed that meets the

conditions. When the button is selected

again, the motor stops.

The operation screen is shown below.

Figure 5-211

d. LED and lamp

The confirmation of the lighting of the

lamp of the CIS unit LED and optional

flatbed unit is shown.

When the corresponding button is se-

lected, the lamp lights.

However, in case of the CIS unit LED, the

lamp does not light unless the upper

opening sensor is turned “ON.” Open the

upper unit, insert a piece of paper like

folded thick paper into an opening of the

upper opening sensor and hold it. Refer to

Figure 5-212. When the sensor is “ON,”

the power indicator lights.

Power indicator Insert

Figure 5-212

Select a reading surface (front, back) in

addition to a color (R, G, B). In case of the

flatbed unit lamp, select the [Lamp] button.

When the button is selected again, it turns

“OFF.”

Figure 5-213

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7. Max Document Size

This mode is used to set the long docu-

ment mode. However, the long document

mode is not standard specification, so it is

used for special users only. Do not use it for

general users.

When the long document mode is set, the

document length is 1000 mm at the maximum,

but there are restrictions shown below:

• Document size: “Automatic detection” only

• Feed: Feed a sheet of paper. Performance

of paper pickup/eject is not guaranteed.

When [Max Document Size] is selected on

the service screen, the setting screen is dis-

played. To set the long document mode,

change the setting to [1000.0(mm)] and press

the [OK] button.

Figure 5-214

8. Sleep

This mode is used to set so that the sleep

mode is not effective. However, the sleep

mode OFF is not the standard specification, so

it is used for special users only. Do not use it

for general users.

When [Sleep] is selected on the service

screen, the setting screen is displayed. To set

the sleep mode OFF, change the setting to

[Sleep Mode Off] and press the [OK] button.

Figure 5-215

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9. Check Device

This mode is used to check the versions of

the internal devices of the DR-2580C.

When [Check Device] is selected on the

service screen, the version screen is dis-

played.

[MAIN] indicates the version number of

the firmware of the control PCB.

Figure 5-216

10. About

This mode is used to check the version of

the software for this service mode.

When [About] is selected on the service

screen, the version screen is displayed.

Figure 5-217

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11. Counter

This mode is used to display/change total

count (cumulative number of feed sheet) and

display/change the number of document jams.

When [Counter] is selected on the service

screen, the counter screen is displayed.

Figure 5-218

The contents of display are as follows:

• ADF Count

Indicates total count of the main unit.

• FlatBed Count

Indicates the number of scan of the flatbed

unit.

• P01_Jam Count

Indicates the number of early reach jams.

• P02_Jam Count

Indicates the number of residual jams.

• P03_Jam Count

Indicates the number of fast feed jams.

The “Total Count” shown at the bottom of

the service screen is the total of “ADF Count”

and “FlatBed Count”.

When the [Set] button on the right or the

[Set] on the lower right of the screen is se-

lected after the value is changed, the changed

value is determined.

To close the screen, press the [Close]

button.

These values might be changed if the

control PCB is replaced. Therefore, inputting

the values again is required after the re-

placement. If the values before the replace-

ment are not clear, it is better to input the

recommended values.

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12. Firm Load

This mode is used to change the firmware

of the DR-2580C. For details, refer to the

service information issued during firmware

changes. Be careful not to execute this mode

by mistake.

• Operation procedure outline

1) Select [Firm Load] in the service screen.

2) The screen for selecting the file in which

the firmware is saved is displayed.

3) Select and open the file.

4) The firmware is loaded to the DR-2580C.

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III. IMAGE

TROUBLESHOOTING

There are times when, depending on the type of image and settings, document reproducibility

becomes poor. In such case, the image may be improved by changing the settings.

1 No image is output (completely white, completely black, completely gray, mottled)

Cause/Faulty

location Step Check Item Result Action

“Brightness”

setting

1 Is the “Brightness” setting ap-

propriate?

NO Change the setting.

Also change “Contrast” if

necessary.

Reading glass 2 Is the reading glass clean? NO Clean it.

If necessary, clean the

roller too.

3 Is the shading plate clean? NO Clean it. Shading plate

4 Does the reading unit (lower)

move when the power is turned

ON?

NO Check the mechanism

related to the movement

of the reading unit (lower).

Connection of

reading unit

5 Are the reading related cables

connected properly?

NO Connect them properly.

Reading unit 6 Is the problem solved when the

reading unit is replaced?

YES End.

Control PCB 7 Is the problem solved when the

control PCB is replaced?

YES End.

Table 5-301

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2 Uneven density, streaks (main-scanning direction)

Cause/Faulty

location Step Check Item Result Action

1 Are the roller unit and retard

roller properly installed?

NO Install them properly. Roller

2 Are they dirty or deformed? NO Clean or replace them.

Gear, belt 3 Does it turn smoothly? NO Adjust assembling or re-

place parts.

Motor (M1, M2) 4 Is the problem solved when the

motor is replaced?

YES End.

Reading unit 5 Is the problem solved when the

reading unit is replaced?

YES End.

Control PCB 6 Is the problem solved when the

control PCB is replaced?

YES End.

Table 5-302

3 Uneven density, streaks (sub-scanning direction)

Cause/Faulty

location Step Check Item Result Action

Reading glass 1 Is the reading glass clean? NO Clean it.

If necessary, clean the

roller too.

2 Is the shading plate clean? NO Clean it. Shading plate

3 Does the reading unit (lower)

move when the power is turned

ON?

NO Check the mechanism

related to the movement

of the reading unit (lower).

Reading unit 4 Is the problem solved when the

reading unit is replaced?

YES End.

Control PCB 5 Is the problem solved when the

control PCB is replaced?

YES End.

Table 5-303

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4 Faulty images of flatbed unit

Cause/Faulty

location Step Check Item Result Action

Document

board glass

1 Is the document board glass

clean?

NO Clean it.

Clean the inside glass

surface if necessary.

Gear, belt, guide

shaft

2 Does the optical unit move

smoothly?

NO Adjust assembling. (It

includes the belt tension

adjustment.)

Replace parts.

Motor (M3) 3 Is the problem solved when the

optical motor is replaced?

YES End.

Optical unit 4 Is the problem solved when the

optical unit is replaced?

YES End.

Table 5-303

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IV. OPERATION

TROUBLESHOOTING

When an operation problem occurs, first check for an “Error Messages” on the display con-

nected to the computer. In addition, check the operation of the various sensors, motors using the

“Service Modes.”

1 No power

Note: The machine power indicator does not light.

Cause/Faulty lo-

cation Step Check Item Result Action

Connection of

power cord

1 Are the power cord and AC

adapter connected?

NO Connect it properly.

AC power supply

voltage

2 Is the specified voltage sup-

plied at the outlet?

NO Explain to the user that

the trouble is not with the

machine.

Power switch 3 Is the power switch turned

ON?

NO Turn the power switch

ON.

4 Is the control PCB connected

to the switch PCB connect?

NO Connect it properly.

5 Connect the power code and

turn the power lever sensor

ON.

Does the LED of the control

PCB light or blink properly?

YES The power is supplied

properly.

Find out the other causes

such as sensors, motors,

etc.

PCB unit (connec-

tion)

6 Is the problem solved when the

switch PCB or control PCB is

replaced?

YES End.

Table 5-401

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2 Computer does not recognize the machine

Cause/Faulty

location Step Check Item Result Action

Power supply 1 Is the power supplied to the

machine?

NO Perform the actions in

section 1: “No power.”

Connection of

USB interface

cable

2 Is the USB interface cable

properly connected?

NO Connect it properly.

Computer, I/F card 5 Are the computer and I/F card

set properly?

NO Use them properly.

Table 5-402

3 Motors do not operate

Cause/Faulty

location Step Check Item Result Action

Power supply 1 Is the power supplied to the

machine?

NO Perform the actions in

section 1: “No power.”

Connectors 2 Are the connectors for the mo-

tor connected properly?

NO Connect them properly.

Transmission

system load

3 Is the transmission system

driven by the motor normal?

Are such parts as gears and

belts normal?

NO Remove the abnormal

load.

Replace needed parts.

4 Is the operation normal when

checking the sensor detection

display in the service mode?

NO Replace the sensor. Sensor

5 Is the problem solved when per-

forming “Document Sensor Ad-

justment” in the service mode?

YES End.

Motor 6 Is the operation normal when

checking the operation in the

service mode?

NO Replace the motor.

Control PCB 7 Is the problem solved when the

control PCB is replaced?

YES End.

Table 5-403

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4 Faulty document feeding (jam/double feed/wrinkles)

Cause/Faulty lo-

cation Step Check Item Result Action

Document 1 Is the document within the

specifications (thickness, di-

mensions, fold, curl, etc.)?

NO Ask the user to use

documents within the

specifications.

2 Are the roller unit and retard

roller properly installed?

NO Install them properly. Roller

3 Are they dirty or deformed? NO Clean or replace them.

4 Are all parts that the docu-

ments contact properly in-

stalled (not loose or tilted)?

NO Install them properly. Parts in feed path

5 Is the surface in contact with

the document smooth (not

scratched, no burrs)?

NO Replace faulty parts.

Drive transmission

system

6 Is any abnormal noise emitted

when feeding documents?

Are any gears broken or is the

belt tension failed?

YES Replace faulty parts. Ad-

just the belt tension.

Table 5-404

5 Flatbed unit does not operate

Cause/Faulty

location Step Check Item Result Action

Installation 1 Are the I/F cable connection,

unlocking, and fixing to the

main body correct?

NO Set it properly.

“Reading side”

setting

2 Is the “Reading side” set to

“Flatbed”?

NO Change the settings.

Motor (M3) 3 Is the problem solved if the

optical motor is replaced?

YES End.

Table 5-405

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V. AFTER REPLACING

PARTS

Some of the parts used in this machine

require adjustments and settings after being

replaced or disassembled/reassembled.

Check document feed and images after

the replacement or disassembly/reassembly

of the parts.

1. Control PCB

1) Perform “All Adjustment” and “Counter” in

the service mode.

2) Perform the following service mode set-

tings if required.

• “Max Document Size”

• “Sleep”

2. Registration Adjustment

Perform “Regist Adjustment” in the ser-

vice mode when failures occur on the leading

edge or trailing edge of scanned images after

replacing or reassembling parts related to

registration such as a registration sensor

lever.

3. Document Board Sensor, Docu-

ment Board Window, etc.

Perform “Document Sensor Adjustment”

in the service mode when the document de-

tection failures occur after replacing or reas-

sembling parts related to the document board

sensor.

APPENDIX

I. GENERAL DIAGRAM ............................. A-1

A-1

I. GENERAL DIAGRAM

432

765 1

PICK_A*

PICK_A

PICK_B

FEED_B*

FEED_B

FEED_A

FLAT_B

FLAT_A*

FLAT_A

PICK_B*

FLAT_B*

2431

Vref

+3.3V

MODE_300

Vout

GND_A

F_GND

+5V

LED_R

CLK

LED_G

LED_B

LED_G

LED_R

LED_G

LED_B

HIGH VOLTAGE

(BLUE CABLE)

(WHITE CABLE)

LOW VOLTAGE

GND

CCD RXDO LVDS N

CCD RXDO LVDS P

CCD RXDE LVDS N

CCD TXD OUT

+16V

CCD RXDE LVDS P

GND

GUARD GND

CCD CLK LVDS N

CCD CLK LVDS P

J701

USB

GND

LED_B

LED_G

CLK

LED_R

+5V

F_GND

GND_A

Vout

MODE_300

+5V

+3.3V

Vref

+5V

SENS ON

DETECT

+5V

PICK_A

PICK_B

PICK_B*

FEED_B

FEED_B*

1342

J202

J72 J73 J74J71

LAMP_ON

+16V

CN1

PICK_A*

LED_P*

FEED_A*

FEED_A

FLAT_B*

FLAT_B

FLAT_A*

FLAT_A

GND

+3.3V

SEL_CH1

CH1

CH2

GND

FEED_A*

THERMISTA

Sonic Pulse

SONIC RXD

+5V

GND

SONIC TXD

GND

7654321

J50

1234567

J2000

1234

J1001

4321

J100

111315

1214

J501

14 12

15 13 11

J502

2341

J70

345612

181716151413121110982345617 19

J1000

231

J103

81234567910

J102

123456789

1234 4321

4321

J201

19 7 16543289101112131415161718

J200

1412

151311

231

J101

132

J102

234561

J80

543216

2341

CN2

11 13 15

12 14

1234

J203

SW3

SW2

SW1

PS3

PS4

PS1

PS6

PS2

PS5

PS7

PS8

Picup motor

Job switch

Swtich PCB

Carry motor

Open detect

sensor

Document board sensor

Power lever sensor

Pre-registration

sensor

Rear cover sensor

Shading sensor

Registration

sensor

Optical unit

sensor

Flatbed scanner unit (option)

Optical motor

Optical unit

Control PCB

CIS PCB (back)CIS PCB (front)

CCD PCB

Inverter

PCB

Lamp

FL1

AC adapter

U-sonic sensor PCB

Document board sensor PCB

Contact PCB A

Contact

PCB B

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Canon Electronics Inc.

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PARTS

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APR. 2005 MY8-31A4-000

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DR-2580C

100V

120V

220-240V

220-240V CA

220-240V KR

220-240V CN

M11-0521

M11-0523

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序

このパーツ・カタログは，DR-2580Ｃに対するサービス部品調達の手引として発行します。

サービス部品の要求は、キヤノン販売営業所にお願い致します。

製品に大きな変更がある場合は，改訂版のパーツ・カタログを発行しますが，その他の場合は随時新し

い情報をお届けします。

このパーツ・カタログは当社品質保証部品質推進課が発行管理を行っています。

PREFACE

This Parts Catalog contains listings of parts used in the DR-2580Ｃ.

Diagrams are provided with the listings to aid the service technician in identifying clearly, the item to be

ordered.

Whenever ordering parts, consult this Parts Catalog for all of the information pertaining to each item. Be

sure to include in the Parts Request, the full item description, the item part number and the quantity.

Quality Assurance Center

Canon Electronics Inc.

本マニュアルについては，機密保持等その取扱には十分注意して下さい。

万一取扱を誤まりますと法律で処罰されることがあります。

Use of this manual should be strictly supervised to avoid disclosure of confidential

information.

キヤノン電子株式会社

品質保証部品質推進課

2005 CANON ELECTRONICS INC. CANON DR-2580C FIRST EDTION APR. 2005

CONTENTS

A 主要部品配置図－１，２ A ASSEMBLY LOCATION DIAGRAM-1, 2

B イラスト索引 B ILLUSTRATION INDEX

100 外装カバー部 100 EXTERNAL COVERS

200 上部ユニット 200 UPPER UNIT

300 上下読取部 300 READING UNIT, UPPER/LOWER

400 下部ユニット－１ 400 LOWER UNIT-1

410 下部ユニット－２ 410 LOWER UNIT-2

420 下部ユニット－３ 420 LOWER UNIT-3

500 電装部 500 ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS ASSEMBLY

600 フラットベッド・スキャナ・

ユニット（オプション）

600 FLATBED SCANNER UNIT (OPTION)

部品索引表 NUMERICAL INDEX

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主要部品配置図について

部品図番号 (Figure No.) および各アセンブリの位置を捜

すとき，主要部品配置図を用います。

図中内は部品図名称，内は部品図番号を

示しています。

また，「イラスト索引」からも検索できます。

部品番号の捜し方

どのアセンブリに使用されている部品かを，主要部品配置

図またはイラスト索引で調べその部品図番号 (Figure

No.) のページをめくります。

部品図の中からその部品をみつけ，そのキーNo.を部品

番号リストの中から捜し出せば，部品番号・部品名称を知

ることができます。

注：電源電圧・周波数等の仕様が異なる場合は，同一の

キーNo.に複数の部品番号が記されているので

“REMARKS”欄を注意して見るようにしてください。

部品番号リストについて

部品番号リストの内容項目は次のとおりです。

(1) 部品図番号およびキーNo. (FIGURE & KEY No.)

部品図番号は，各部品番号リスト欄の左上に示してあ

り，各部品図に対応しています。

また，キーNo. は，部品図中に示してある個々の部品

に対応します。

(2) 部品番号 (PART NUMBER)

リストの２番目の欄には，部品番号が示してあります。

部品を発注する際は，必ずこの番号を明示してくださ

い。NPNと記載されている部品はサービスパーツに設

定されていません。

注：部品番号の末尾３桁を訂番といいます。部品改良等

の目的で部品の一部が変更になった場合，訂番が

変わることがあります。これらの変更については，技

術情報 (Service Information) で随時連絡されます

ので，常にこれらの情報も注意深く読むよう心がけて

ください。

(3) ランク (RANK)

Nと記載されている部品はサービスパーツに設定され

ていますが，在庫はされていません。注文を受けてか

らの受注生産になります。

(4) 使用個数 (Q’TY)

４番目の使用個数欄に示してある数字は，各部品図

中における各部品の使用数量を示しています。

使用個数欄には数字の他に以下のアルファベット文

字も表示されています。

AR 数量を限定せず，組立時に必要に応じた数

量を使用するもの，および個数の明記できな

いもの

(5) 部品名称 (DESCRIPTION)

個々の部品の名称が英文と和文で記されています。

部品発注の際，部品名称も必ず明示してください。

電気部品等の主な仕様・型番は，英文の末尾に記し

ているものもあります。

(6) 備考 (REMARKS)

電源電圧・周波数等の仕様の違いがある場合に，表

示しています。

これらの表示のないものについてはすべての機械に

適用できます。

部品索引表 (NUMERICAL INDEX)

部品番号の索引が巻末にあります。

部品番号がわかっていて，使用場所を調べる場合に活用

できます。

索引表の左の欄が部品番号 (PART No.) ，中央の欄が

部品図番号 (FIGURE No.) とキーNo. (KEY No.) ，右の

欄が使用個数 (Q’TY) を示しています。

パーツカタログの見方

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Assembly Location Diagrams

These diagrams show Figure Number and the

locations of major assemblies of the machine.

Figure names are identified in rectangular

boxes , and Figure numbers are identified in

elliptic boxes . Also, it is possible to be

found out by “Illustration Index”.

Finding a Parts Number

Refer to the Assembly Location Diagrams or

Illustration Index, and find out the Figure Number.

Turn to the page (s), and find its Key Number.

Refer to the Parts List, and find the Key Number,

Part Number and Description.

Note : While looking for a Part Number, pay

particular attention to the voltage listed in the

“REMARKS” column to ensure that the Part

Number selected is for your type of machine.

Part List pages

The Parts List pages contain the following columns

and information.

(1) Figure and Key Number.

The first column shows the Figure Number of the

illustration corresponding to the Parts List, and

the Key Number that identifies the part on the

illustration.

(2) Part Number.

The second column shows the Part Number for

the part. This Number must be used when ordering

replacement parts or assemblies. Parts marked

“NPN” are not service parts.

Note : The last three digits (suffix) of the Parts Number

are called the Revision Number. The Revision

Number is changed of the part is modified.

Information regarding such changes will be

provided by Service Information Bulletins.

These Bulletins should be read carefully.

(3) Rank.

Parts marked “N” are service parts, but are not

stock items. They are produced on a special-order

basis.

(4) Quantity (Q’ty).

The quantity shown in this column is the number

of parts used in the figure.

This column indicates the following alphabets as

well as numeric characters.

AR This indicates that the quantity of a part is

not specified, allowing the use of the

number of parts needed for assembly and

that the quantity cannot be mentioned

clearly.

(5) Description.

The Description column lists the description in

Japanese and in English. When ordering the part,

such description should be use as well as the part

number. Some major specifications and type

numbers are described at the end of the

description in English.

(6) Remarks.

When there are differences in the specifications of

power supply voltage or others, the differences

are described in this column.

If there are not such differences, the part is

available for all machines.

Numerical Index

There is a Numerical Index at the end of this catalog.

It can be used when looking for the location where

the part is used, if you know the part number.

The first column shows the Part Number, the second

column lists the Figure and Key Number and the

third column shows the used quantities.

HOW TO USE PARTS CATALOG

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FIGURE

-1 ASSEMBLY LOCATION DIAGRAM-1

主要部品配置図－１

A-1

100

READING UNIT, UPPER/LOWER

300

ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS ASSEMBLY

500

LOWER UNIT-1~3

400~420

UPPER UNIT

200

EXTERNAL COVERS

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FIGURE

-2 ASSEMBLY LOCATION DIAGRAM-2

主要部品配置図－２

A-2

600

FLATBED SCANNER UNIT (OPTION)

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FIGURE B ILLUSTRATION INDEX

イラスト索引

FIGURE 100 FIGURE 200 FIGURE 300

FIGURE 410 FIGURE 420

FIGURE 600

FIGURE 400

FIGURE 500

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FIGURE 100 EXTERNAL COVERS

外装カバー部

100-1

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FIGURE

KEY NO.

PART NUMBER

Q’

DESCRIPTION REMARKS

100-2

100 - 1 MA2-7243-000 N 1 CONNECTOR, EJECT TRAY

(

MECH

)

ハイシレンケツブザイ

2 MA2-7315-000 N 1 TRAY, EJECT 2

ハイシトレイ２

3 MA2-7242-000 1 TRAY, EJECT 1

ハイシトレイ１

4 MA2-7239-000 1 COVER, UPPER

ウエカバー

5 MA2-7390-000 N 1 LABEL, JOB

ＪＯＢボタンシール

6 MF1-4321-000 1 COVER, RIGHT

ミギカバー

7 MG1-3703-000 1 COVER, U-TURN

Ｕターンカバークミタテ

8 MG1-3704-000 1 COVER, LEFT

ヒダリカバークミタテ

9 MG1-3705-000 1 TRAY, PICKUP

キュウシトレイクミタテ

10 MA2-7391-000 N 1 GUIDE, DOCUMENT, EXTENSION R

エンチョウガイドＲ

11 MA2-7392-000 N 1 GUIDE, DOCUMENT, EXTENSION L

エンチョウガイドＬ

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200-1

FIGURE 200 UPPER UNIT

上部ユニット

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FIGURE

KEY NO.

PART NUMBER

Q’

DESCRIPTION REMARKS

200-2

200 - 1 MA2-7246-000 N 1 KNOB, OPEN/CLOSE

カイヘイロック

2 MH2-5331-020 1 CABLE, FFC, U-SONIC SENSOR

チョウオンパセンサＦＦＣ

3 MG1-3829-000 1 PCB ASSEMBLY, U-SONIC SENSOR

チョウオンパセンサユニット

4 MA2-7299-000 N 1 PLATE, GROUNDING, UPPER

ジョウブユニットアースバン

5 MA2-7250-000 N 1 SHAFT, FEED SUPPORT

フィードシジジク

6 MA2-7297-000 N 1 SUPPORT, SHAFT 5

ジクウケ

7 MA2-7249-000 N 1 SHAFT, FEED DRIVE

フィードクドウジク

8 MA2-7277-000 N 1 SUPPORT, SHAFT 4

ジクウケ

9 MA2-7306-000 1 SPRING, TORSION

キュウシオウアツバネ

10 MA2-7236-000 N 1 FRAME, UPPER

ウエフレーム

11 MA2-7301-000 N 1 COVER, DFD UPPER

ＤＦＤフタウエ

12 MG1-3720-000 1 UPPER ROLLER UNIT

ジョウブキュウシローラ

13 MA2-7304-000 N 1 STOPPER, ROTATION

カイテンロックブザイ

14 MS2-0128-000 1 GEAR, G25

ギア

15 MS1-2500-000 1 SPRING, COMPRESSION

ジュウドウコロバネレジスト

16 MA2-6476-000 4 ROLLER, FOLLOWER

ジュウドウローラ

17 MA2-7248-000 N 2 SHAFT, FOLLOWER

ジュウドウコロジク

18 MS1-2502-000 1 SPRING, COMPRESSION

ジュウドウコロバネハイシ１

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FIGURE 300 READING UNIT, UPPER/LOWER

上下読取部

300-1

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FIGURE

KEY NO.

PART NUMBER

Q’

DESCRIPTION REMARKS

300 - 1 MA2-7247-000 N 4 ARM, READING

ヨミトリヨウドウアーム

2 MS1-2501-000 1 SPRING, COMPRESSION

アッシュクバネヨミトリウエ

3 MG1-8265-000 1 READING UNIT, UPPER

ヨミトリユニットウエ

4 MA2-7295-000 N 2 COVER, READING UNIT

ヨミトリユニットフタ

5 MH2-5323-020 1 CABLE, FFC, CIS FRONT

ＣＩＳオモテメンＦＦＣ

6 MF1-4327-000 N 1 HOLDER, READING UPPER

ヨミトリホルダーウエ

7 MG1-8264-000 1 READING UNIT, LOWER

ヨミトリユニットシタ

8 MF1-4326-000 N 1 HOLDER, READING LOWER

ヨミトリホルダーシタ

9 MH2-5324-000 1 CABLE, FFC, CIS BACK

ＣＩＳウラメンＦＦＣ

10 MA2-7263-000 N 1 ARM, READING LOWER

ヨミトリシタイドウアーム

11 MA2-7264-000 1 SPRING, TORSION

トーションバネヨミトリシタ

300-2

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FIGURE 400 LOWER UNIT-1

下部ユニット－１

400-1

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FIGURE

KEY NO.

PART NUMBER

Q’

DESCRIPTION REMARKS

400-2

400 - 1 MS2-0126-000 5 GEAR, G20

ギア

2 MA2-7280-000 N 1 LEVER, POWER

デンゲンレバー

3 MA2-7283-000 1 GEAR, ARM

アームギア

4 MA2-7317-000 1 SPRING, TORSION

セキサイリターンスプリング

5 MA2-7282-000 N 1 STOPPER, PICKUP

キュウシセキサイストッパー

6 MA2-7298-000 N 1 PLATE, GROUNDING, LOWER

カブユニットアースバン

7 MS2-0127-000 3 GEAR, G31

ギア

8 MA2-7259-000 N 1 LEVER, SEPARATION

ブンリレバー

9 MS2-0130-000 1 GEAR, G41-18

ギア

10 MS2-0129-000 1 GEAR, G31-18

ギア

11 MS1-3198-000 1 PULLY, P47 G18

プーリー

12 XF2-1606-740 1 BELT, TIMING 67T

タイミングベルト

13 MF1-4324-000 1 MOTOR, STEPPING, PICKUP

キュウシモータ

14 MF1-4323-000 1 MOTOR, STEPPING, CARRY

ハンソウモータ

15 MF1-4322-000 N 1 PLATE, MOTOR

モータプレート

50 XB1-2300-405 4 SCREW, BH M3x4

バインドネジＭ３Ｌ４

51 XB4-7300-605 2 SCREW, TAP, BH M3x6

ＢタイトネジＭ３Ｌ６

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FIGURE 410 LOWER UNIT-2

下部ユニット－２

410-1

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FIGURE

KEY NO.

PART NUMBER

Q’

DESCRIPTION REMARKS

410-2

410 - 1 MA2-7322-000 1 ROLLER, CARRY

ハンソウローラ

2 MA2-7308-000 N 1 SUPPORT, CARRY ROLLER

ハンソウローラジクウケ

3 MA2-7323-000 1 ROLLER, EJECT 2

ハイシローラ２

4 MA2-7309-000 N 1 SUPPORT, EJECT ROLLER 2

ハイシローラ２ジクウケ

5 XG9-0568-000 2 BALL BEARING

ベアリング

6 MG1-3711-000 N 1 CLUTCH, STOPPER

セキサイストッパクラッチ

7 MA2-7277-000 N 3 SUPPORT, SHAFT 4

ジクウケ

8 MS2-0125-000 4 GEAR, G30

ギア

9 MA2-7540-000 1 PLATE, GROUNDING

レジストアースバン２

10 MA2-7310-000 N 1 LEVER, OPEN/CLOSE

カイヘイケンチレバー

11 MG1-3710-000 N 1 CLUTCH, READING

ヨミトリイドウクラッチ

12 MA2-7321-000 1 ROLLER, EJECT 1

ハイシローラ１

13 MA2-7307-000 N 1 SUPPORT, EJECT ROLLER 1

ハイシローラ１ジクウケ

14 MA2-7320-000 1 ROLLER, REGISTRATION

レジストローラ

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420-1

FIGURE 420 LOWER UNIT-3

下部ユニット－３

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FIGURE

KEY NO.

PART NUMBER

Q’

DESCRIPTION REMARKS

420 - 1 MA2-7261-000 N 1 COVER, RETARD ROLLER

キュウシグチガイド

2 MA2-7302-000 N 1 COVER, DFD LOWER

ＤＦＤフタシタ

3 MA2-7235-000 N 1 FRAME, LOWER

シタフレーム

4 MA2-7267-000 N 1 LEVER, U-TURN COVER

ユーターンパスカイヘイケンチレバー

5 MA2-7277-000 N 2 SUPPORT, SHAFT 4

ジクウケ

6 MS2-0131-000 1 GEAR, G31

ブンリギア

7 XG9-0567-000 1 CLUTCH, ONE-WAY

ワンウェイクラッチ

8 MA2-7262-000 N 1 COVER, SENSOR

ゲンコウケンチマド

9 MA2-7272-000 N 1 SHAFT, RETARD, CONNECTION

リタードローラレンケツジク

10 MA2-7326-000 1 RETARD ROLLER

リタードローラ

11 MA2-7271-000 N 1 SHAFT, RETARD, SUPPORT

リタードローラシジジク

12 MA2-7268-000 N 1 CASE, RETARD SWING

リタードローラヨウドウケース

13 MA2-7278-000 N 1 COVER, DUST 1

ボウジンカバー１

14 MA2-7270-000 N 1 SHAFT, RETARD, DRIVE 2

リタードローラクドウジク２

15 MA2-7314-000 N 2 STOPPER, C

Ｃクリップ

16 MA2-7269-000 N 1 SHAFT, RETARD, DRIVE 1

リタードローラクドウジク１

17 MA2-7265-000 N 1 LEVER, REGISTRATION

レジストケンチレバー

18 MA2-7266-000 N 1 PLATE, REGISTRATION

レジストケンチレバーバネ

19 MA2-7279-000 N 1 COVER, DUST 2

ボウジンカバー２

420-2

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500-1

FIGURE 500 ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS ASSEMBLY

電装部

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FIGURE

KEY NO.

PART NUMBER

Q’

DESCRIPTION REMARKS

500-2

500 - 1 MG1-3732-000 1 PCB ASSEMBLY, CONTROL

ＤＣＯＮカイロキバン

2 MA2-7281-000 N 1 COVER, CONTACT

セッテンカバー

3 MS1-2498-000 1 SPRING, TENSION

ヒッパリバネセッテンカバー

4 MG1-3733-000 1 PCB ASSEMBLY, SWITCH

スイッチカイロキバン

5 MF1-4330-000 N 1 PLATE, DCON

ＤＣＯＮプレートクミタテ

6 MG1-3734-000 1 PCB ASSEMBLY, DOCUMENT SENSOR

ゲンコウセンサカイロキバン

7 MH2-5327-000 1 CABLE, FFC, DOCUMENT SENSOR

ゲンコウセンサＦＦＣ

8 WT3-5118-000 1 CORD, POWER, 100/120 100V, 120V

デンゲンコード（１００／１２０Ｖ）

9 MH2-5309-000 1 CORD, POWER, 200 220-240V

デンゲンコード（２２０－２４０Ｖ）

10 MH2-5310-000 1 CORD, POWER, AUSTRALIA 220-240V CA

デンゲンコード（２２０－２４０ＶＣＡ）

11 WT3-5085-000 1 CORD, POWER, CHINA 220-240V CN

デンゲンコード（２２０－２４０ＶＣＮ）

12 MG1-3607-040 1 ADAPTOR, AC, 100-240V

ＡＣアダプタ

13 MH2-5313-000 1 CABLE, USB

ＵＳＢケーブル

50 XB1-2250-405 11 SCREW, BH M2.5x4

バインドネジＭ２．５Ｌ４

51 XB1-2300-405 2 SCREW, BH M3x4

バインドネジＭ３Ｌ４

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FIGURE 600 FLATBED SCANNER UNIT (OPTION)

フラットベッド・スキャナ・ユニット（オプション）

600-1

51 16

19 20 21

31 32

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FIGURE

KEY NO.

PART NUMBER

Q’

DESCRIPTION REMARKS

600-2

600 - 1 MG1-3743-000 1 LID ASSEMBLY

フタユニット

2 MA2-7357-000 N 1 TRAY, EJECT

ハイシトレイ

3 MA2-7354-000 N 1 STOPPER, OPTICAL UNIT

ユソウストッパー

4 MF1-4335-000 1 COVER, UPPER

ウエカバークミタテ

5 MA2-7355-000 N 2 HOOK

フック

6 MA2-7367-000 N 1 SHAFT, ASSEMBLE

ジク

7 MA2-7348-000 N 1 PLATE, PRESSURE, BLACK

クロアッパン

8 MG1-3745-020 1 OPTICAL UNIT

コウガクユニット

9 MH7-3048-000 1 LAMP, XENON

ランプ

10 MH2-5325-000 1 CABLE ASSEMBLY, LVDS

ＬＶＤＳケーブル

11 MF1-4334-000 1 MOTOR, STEPPING

モータユニット

12 FB3-2195-000 N 1 MOUNT, RUBBER, MOTOR

モータボウシンマウント

13 MS1-2503-000 1 SPRING, TENSION

ヒッパリバネ

14 MA2-7339-000 N 1 LEVER

レバー

15 MA2-7340-000 1 SPRING, TORSION

ネジリバネ１

16 MA2-7335-000 N 2 FLANGE

フランジ

17 XF2-1145-540 1 BELT, TIMING 455T

タイミングベルト

18 MS1-3200-000 1 PULLY, 20-35

プーリー

19 XF2-1105-040 1 BELT, TIMING 50T

タイミングベルト

20 MF1-4333-000 N 1 PLATE, MOTOR

モータプレート

21 MA2-7342-000 N 1 ARM, 1

アーム１

22 MA2-7343-000 N 1 ARM, 2

アーム２

23 MA2-7344-000 N 1 ARM, 3

アーム３

24 MA2-7333-000 N 1 SHAFT, MAIN

メインシャフト

25 MA2-7537-000 N 1 PLATE, RAIL

レール

26 MA2-7334-000 N 1 ROLLER, IDLER

アイドラ

27 MF1-4331-000 N 1 PLATE, IDLER SHAFT

アイドラジククミタテ

28 MF1-4332-000 1 COVER, LOWER

シタカバークミタテ

29 MA2-7332-000 N 1 HOLDER, CONNECT PCB

セッテンブザイ

30 MG1-3739-000 1 CABLE ASSEMBLY, MOTOR

モータケーブル

31 MG1-3738-000 1 PCB ASSEMBLY, FB CONNECT

セツゾクカイロキバン

32 MA2-6761-000 N 2 STOPPER, CABLE

タバセンドメ

33 X71-9773-000 1 WASHER, WAVE

ナミワッシャ

50 XB1-2300-609 4 SCREW, BH M3x6

バインドネジＭ３Ｌ６

51 XB4-7400-809 5 SCREW, TAP, BH M4x8

ＢタイトネジＭ４Ｌ８

PART NO.

FIGURE

KEY NUMBER

Q’TY PART NO.

FIGURE

KEY NUMBER

Q’TY PART NO.

FIGURE

KEY NUMBER

Q’TY

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NUMERICAL INDEX-1

部品索引表-1

FB3-2195-000 600-12 1

MA2-6476-000 200-16 4

MA2-6761-000 600-32 2

MA2-7235-000 420-03 1

MA2-7236-000 200-10 1

MA2-7239-000 100-04 1

MA2-7242-000 100-03 1

MA2-7243-000 100-01 1

MA2-7246-000 200-01 1

MA2-7247-000 300-01 4

MA2-7248-000 200-17 2

MA2-7249-000 200-07 1

MA2-7250-000 200-05 1

MA2-7259-000 400-08 1

MA2-7261-000 420-01 1

MA2-7262-000 420-08 1

MA2-7263-000 300-10 1

MA2-7264-000 300-11 1

MA2-7265-000 420-17 1

MA2-7266-000 420-18 1

MA2-7267-000 420-04 1

MA2-7268-000 420-12 1

MA2-7269-000 420-16 1

MA2-7270-000 420-14 1

MA2-7271-000 420-11 1

MA2-7272-000 420-09 1

MA2-7277-000 200-08 1

↓

410-07 3

↓

420-05 2

MA2-7278-000 420-13 1

MA2-7279-000 420-19 1

MA2-7280-000 400-02 1

MA2-7281-000 500-02 1

MA2-7282-000 400-05 1

MA2-7283-000 400-03 1

MA2-7295-000 300-04 2

MA2-7297-000 200-06 1

MA2-7298-000 400-06 1

MA2-7299-000 200-04 1

MA2-7301-000 200-11 1

MA2-7302-000 420-02 1

MA2-7304-000 200-13 1

MA2-7306-000 200-09 1

MA2-7307-000 410-13 1

MA2-7308-000 410-02 1

MA2-7309-000 410-04 1

MA2-7310-000 410-10 1

MA2-7314-000 420-15 2

MA2-7315-000 100-02 1

MA2-7317-000 400-04 1

MA2-7320-000 410-14 1

MA2-7321-000 410-12 1

MA2-7322-000 410-01 1

MA2-7323-000 410-03 1

MA2-7326-000 420-10 1

MA2-7332-000 600-29 1

MA2-7333-000 600-24 1

MA2-7334-000 600-26 1

MA2-7335-000 600-16 2

MA2-7339-000 600-14 1

MA2-7340-000 600-15 1

MA2-7342-000 600-21 1

MA2-7343-000 600-22 1

MA2-7344-000 600-23 1

MA2-7348-000 600-07 1

MA2-7354-000 600-03 1

MA2-7355-000 600-05 2

MA2-7357-000 600-02 1

MA2-7367-000 600-06 1

MA2-7390-000 100-05 1

MA2-7391-000 100-10 1

MA2-7392-000 100-11 1

MA2-7537-000 600-25 1

MA2-7540-000 410-09 1

MF1-4321-000 100-06 1

MF1-4322-000 400-15 1

MF1-4323-000 400-14 1

MF1-4324-000 400-13 1

MF1-4326-000 300-08 1

MF1-4327-000 300-06 1

MF1-4330-000 500-05 1

MF1-4331-000 600-27 1

MF1-4332-000 600-28 1

MF1-4333-000 600-20 1

MF1-4334-000 600-11 1

MF1-4335-000 600-04 1

MG1-3607-040 500-12 1

MG1-3703-000 100-07 1

MG1-3704-000 100-08 1

MG1-3705-000 100-09 1

MG1-3710-000 410-11 1

MG1-3711-000 410-06 1

MG1-3720-000 200-12 1

MG1-3732-000 500-01 1

MG1-3733-000 500-04 1

MG1-3734-000 500-06 1

MG1-3738-000 600-31 1

MG1-3739-000 600-30 1

MG1-3743-000 600-01 1

MG1-3745-020 600-08 1

MG1-3829-000 200-03 1

MG1-8264-000 300-07 1

MG1-8265-000 300-03 1

MH2-5309-000 500-09 1

MH2-5310-000 500-10 1

MH2-5313-000 500-13 1

MH2-5323-020 300-05 1

MH2-5324-000 300-09 1

MH2-5325-000 600-10 1

MH2-5327-000 500-07 1

MH2-5331-020 200-02 1

MH7-3048-000 600-09 1

MS1-2498-000 500-03 1

MS1-2500-000 200-15 1

MS1-2501-000 300-02 1

MS1-2502-000 200-18 1

MS1-2503-000 600-13 1

MS1-3198-000 400-11 1

MS1-3200-000 600-18 1

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PART NO.

FIGURE

KEY NUMBER

Q’TY PART NO.

FIGURE

KEY NUMBER

Q’TY PART NO.

FIGURE

KEY NUMBER

Q’TY

2005 CANON ELECTRONICS INC. CANON DR-2580C FIRST EDTION APR. 2005

MS2-0125-000 410-08 4

MS2-0126-000 400-01 5

MS2-0127-000 400-07 3

MS2-0128-000 200-14 1

MS2-0129-000 400-10 1

MS2-0130-000 400-09 1

MS2-0131-000 420-06 1

WT3-5085-000 500-11 1

WT3-5118-000 500-08 1

X71-9773-000 600-33 1

XB1-2250-405 500-50 11

XB1-2300-405 400-50 4

↓

500-51 2

XB1-2300-609 600-50 4

XB4-7300-605 400-51 2

XB4-7400-809 600-51 5

XF2-1105-040 600-19 1

XF2-1145-540 600-17 1

XF2-1606-740 400-12 1

XG9-0567-000 420-07 1

XG9-0568-000 410-05 2

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NUMERICAL INDEX-2

部品索引表-2

2005 CANON ELECTRONICS INC. CANON DR-2580C FIRST EDTION APR. 2005

〒108-0023

2005年 4月第１版発行

東京都港区芝浦3-17-7

キヤノン電子株式会社

品質保証部品質推進課

Prepared by

QUALITY ASSURANCE CENTER

CANON ELECTRONICS INC.

3-17-7 Shibaura, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0023, Japan

FIRST EDITION (APR. 2005)

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Flatbed Scanner Unit for DR-2580C

Instructions

Thank you for purchasing the Flatbed Scanner Unit for DR-2580C (hereafter referred to as “the

scanner unit”).

This scanner unit was developed exclusively for use with the Canon DR-2580C Document

Scanner. To ensure that you get the most out of the scanner unit, be sure to read these instruc-

tions before attempting to use it for the first time, and keep them with the DR-2580C Startup

Manual in a safe place for future reference.

Contents

Handling ........................................................................................... 2

Specifications ................................................................................... 3

Part Names ...................................................................................... 3

Installing the DR-2580C ................................................................... 4

Removing the DR-2580C ................................................................. 6

Using the Flatbed ............................................................................. 7

Cleaning ........................................................................................... 8

Safe Operation

WARNING

Note the following precautions whenever using the scanner unit. Failure to do so creates the

risk of fire or electrical shock.

•Never try to take the scanner unit apart or modify it in any way.

•Do not use flammable aerosol products near the scanner unit.

•Moisten a cloth with plain water, wring out the excess water, and then wipe the exterior

of the scanner unit to clean it. Never use alcohol, benzene, thinner, or any other

flammable substances.

•In the case of a scanner unit malfunction, such as mechanical failure when it is powered

up, immediately turn OFF the DR-2580C and contact the Canon dealer or service

representative.

• Do not drop the scanner unit, or subject it to impact or strong shock. Should the

scanner unit ever become damaged, immediately turn OFF the DR-2580C and contact

the Canon dealer or service representative.

CAUTION

• Do not locate the scanner unit on a surface that is unstable or tilted, or in an area

subjected to strong vibration. Such conditions might cause the scanner unit to fall and

create the risk of personal injury.

•Never store the the scanner unit by hanging it on a wall in an upright configuration.

Doing so might cause the scanner unit to fall and become damaged.

•Never touch the connector pins or contacts of the scanner unit with your fingers. Doing

so might result in malfunction.

•Never press down on the flatbed cover with excessive force while scanning a book or

other thick object on the flatbed. Doing so might damage the glass and create the risk

of malfunction or personal injury.

•Never place any object other than documents to be scanned onto the scanner unit’s

flatbed glass. Doing so might result in malfunction.

•Never place anything on top of the scanner unit. Such objects may tip or fall over and

create the risk of personal injury.

•Be sure to grip the plugs when connecting the cord. Holding the cord might break the

core leads.

• Before moving the DR-2580C with the scanner unit attached, always disconnect the

interface cable connected to the DR-2580C and the AC adaptor first. Moving the DR-

2580C with cables attached might cause damage to the plugs and connectors due to

excessive force applied to them during movement.

•Hang the scanner never upright standing to the wall. The scanner could fall down to

cause the damage.

• The ferrite core attached to the scanner unit is required to comply with electromagnetic

interference regulations. Do not remove the ferrite core.

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Specifications

Type Flatbed scanner

Maximum Document Size 216 mm x 297 mm (W x L)

Scanning sensor CCD(*)

Light Source External gas fluorescence lamp(*)

Scanning Resolution 600 dpi

Dimensions 12.4” x 3.2” x 21.5” (W x H x D)

315 mm x 82.5 mm x 545 mm (W x H x D)

Dimensions (with DR-2580C) 12.4” x 6.1” x 21.5” (W x H x D)

315 mm x 155 mm x 545 mm (W x H x D)

Weight 8.4 lb (3.8 kg)

Weight (with DR-2580C) 12.6 lb (5.7 kg)

Power Requirement Supplied from DR-2580C

(*) Because the scanning sensor and light source differ from the scanning sensor (CIS) and light source

(LED) of the DR-2580C main unit, tones of scanned images may differ slightly.

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Part Names

Pressure Board

Flatbed (Platen Glass)

(See p. 6.) Interface Cable

(See p. 5.)

Auxiliary Paper Support Plate

(See p. 8.)

Scanning Unit Slide Lock

(See p. 4.)

Flatbed Cover

DR-2580C Locking Hook

(See p. 4.)

Ferrite Core

(See p. 2.)

Installing the DR-2580C

Use the procedure below to install the DR-2580C on the scanner unit.

Déverrouillage du verrou coulissant

de l’unité de scanner Unlock

Lock

The scanner mechanism inside the scanner unit is locked to avoid movement during transport.

Before setting the DR-2580C on the scanner unit, be sure to unlock the scanning unit slide lock.

CAUTION

•Turning the power ON without unlocking the scanning unit slide lock might result in

malfunction of the scanner unit.

•Never touch the connector pins or contacts of the scanner unit with your fingers. Doing

so might result in malfunction.

•When relocking the scanning unit slide lock, make sure it is in the home position (the

position it reaches at the end of a scan) before locking it.

Installing the DR-2580C

Positioning the DR-2580C on its protrusions to enter the holes in the bottom of the DR-2580C

q, and then slide the scanner unit forward into place w.

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Locking the Scanner

Locking Hooks

Check to make sure that the DR-2580C is not loose, and that the hooks on the left and right of

the scanner unit secure the DR-2580C in place. Check to make sure that the hooks are fully

engaged.

Connections

Making sure the arrow on the plug is on top, insert the plug into the connector as far as it will go.

CAUTION

•Be sure to grip the plugs when connecting the cord. Holding the cord might break the

core leads.

•Incorrect DR-2580C installation will cause scanning errors and make scanning with the

scanner unit and DR-2580C impossible.

• Do not disconnect the plug or operate the locking hooks while the DR-2580C power is

turned ON. Doing so might cause malfunction of the scanner unit and the DR-2580C.

Configuring Flatbed Settings

Whenever moving the scanner unit, grip it with both hands to keep it from falling. The scanner

unit weighs approximately 8.4Ib (3.8 kg) alone, while the DR-2580C and scanner unit together

weigh approximately 12.6 Ib (5.7 kg).

WARNING

Do not drop the scanner unit, or subject it to impact or strong shock. Should the scanner

unit ever become damaged, immediately turn OFF the DR-2580C and contact your local

authorized Canon dealer or service representative.

CAUTION

•Before moving the DR-2580C while it is installed on the scanner unit, first make sure

that the scanner unit is secured by the hooks. Moving the unit while the hooks are

released might cause the scanner unit to drop and become damaged.

•Before moving the DR-2580C while it is installed on the scanner unit, always disconnect

the interface cable connected to the DR-2580C and the AC adaptor first. Moving the DR-

2580C with cables attached might cause damage to the plugs and connectors due to

excessive force applied to them during movement.

• Do not locate the scanner unit on a surface that is unstable or tilted, or in an area

subjected to strong vibration. Such conditions might cause the scanner unit to fall and

create the risk of personal injury.

Removing the DR-2580C

To remove the DR-2580C, first release the locking hooks, and then lift up on the back of the DR-

2580C to remove it.

CAUTION

Never store the scanner unit by hanging it on a wall in an upright configuration. Doing so

might cause the scanner unit to fall and become damaged.

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Using the Flatbed

Use the flatbed as described below.

Moving the Scanner

When using the flatbed scanner, select either [Flatbet] or [Auto] for the ISIS/TWAIN driver

[Scanning side] setting. Refer to Help for the ISIS/TWAIN driver for information about the ISIS/

TWAIN driver settings.

CAUTION

Unless the DR-2580C is correctly installed, scan errors will be generated when attempt-

ing to scan, and scanning from the Flatbed scanner and the DR-2580C will not be

possible. Make sure the DR-2580C is correctly installed before starting to scan.

Placing Documents onto

the Flatbed (X, Y Origin)

The upper right corner of the flatbed (platen glass) is the origin (0, 0) of the X, Y coordinates.

CAUTION

•Never place any object other than documents to be scanned onto the scanner unit’s

flatbed glass. Doing so might result in malfunction.

• Do not allow the scanner unit to be subjected to vibration while it is operating. Vibration

might cause scanning errors.

Scanning Thick Documents

When scanning a book or other thick document, open the flatbed cover. Align the book or other

thinck document with the upper right corner of the platenglass by the arrow q, and then close

the flatbed cover w.

CAUTION

Never press down on the flatbed cover with excessive force while scanning a book or

other thick object on the flatbed. Doing so might damage the flatbed glass and create the

risk of malfunction or personal injury.

Using the auxiliary paper

support plate

Extend the auxiliary paper support plate on the back of the scanner unit when performing Straight

Path scanning with the DR-2580C. Pulling out the auxiliary paper support plate when cards and

other originals are output during Straight Path scanning will keep the output documents from

falling from the scanner unit.

Cleaning

Moisten a cloth with plain water, wring out the excess water, and then wipe the exterior of the

scanner unit to clean it.

CAUTION

Do not apply excessive force when wiping the flatbed (platen glass). Doing so might

damage the glass and create the risk of malfunction or personal injury.

Startup Manual

Please read this manual before operating this unit. After you finish

reading this manual, store it in a safe place for future reference.

Document Scanner

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International ENERGY STAR® Office Equipment Program

As an ENERGY STAR® Partner, Canon Electronics Inc., has determined that this machine

meets the ENERGY STAR® Program guidelines for energy efficiency.

The International ENERGY STAR® Office Equipment Program is an international program

that promotes energy saving through the use of computers and other office equipment.

The program backs the development and dissemination of products with functions that

effectively reduce energy consumption. It is an open system in which business

proprietors can participate voluntarily. The targeted products are office equipment, such

as computers, monitors, printers, fax, machine, copiers, and scanners. The standards and

logos are uniform among participating nations.

Trademarks

•Canon and the Canon logo are trademark of Canon Inc.

•Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.

•ISIS is a trademark of Pixel Translations, a division of Captiva Software Corporation, in the United States.

•Intel and Pentium are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation.

•E

NERGY STAR® is a U.S. registered mark.

•Adobe is the registered trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.

•Adaptec is registered trademark of Adaptec Inc.

•Other product and company names here in may be the trademarks of their respective owners.

reproduced or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying

and recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system without the prior written permission of

CANON ELECTRONICS INC.

Disclaimers

The information in this document is subject to change without notice.

CANON ELECTRONICS INC. MAKES NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND WITH REGARD TO THIS

MATERIAL, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, EXPECT AS PROVIDED HERE IN, INCLUDING WITHOUT

LIMITATION, THERE OF, WARRANTIES AS TO MARKETABILITY, MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR

A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OF USE OR AGAINST INFRINGEMENT OF ANY PATENT. CANON

ELECTRONICS INC. SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE, OR LOSSES OR EXPENSES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS

MATERIAL.

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Startup Manual

Read this manual thoroughly before using this scanner.

Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.

Document Scanner

Startup Manual

Read this manual thoroughly before using this scanner.

Keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.

Document Scanner

Explains how to set up the scanner,

make connections, install software, and

other procedures.

Startup Manual

Installing the

Scanner (See p. 17.)

Installation Procedure

(See p. 19.)

Installing the ISIS/TWAIN

Driver (See p. 28.)

Installing

CapturePerfect

(See p. 31.)

ISIS/TWAIN Driver Help

Explains how to use the

ISIS/TWAIN driver.

CapturePerfect Help

Explains how to use

CapturePerfect.

Job Registration Tool Help

Explains how to use Job

Registration Tool.

Be sure to read it before using the

scanner.

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the Canon DR-2580C scanner. Please read this

manual thoroughly before using the machine to familiarize yourself with its

capabilities, and to make the most of its many functions. After reading this

manual, store it in a safe place for future reference.

Manuals for the Scanner

The DR-2580C scanner has a Startup Manual (this manual) and online help.

Please refer to the Startup Manual regarding the handling of the scanner, such as

installation of software and setting up the scanner. The online help explains how

to use the ISIS/TWAIN driver and the enclosed software, CapturePerfect.

2INTRODUCTION

Conventions

This manual uses the following symbols and indications.

Before you start reading this manual, read the following and familiarize

yourself with their meanings.

WARNING

Indicates a warning concerning operations that may lead to death

or injury to persons if not performed correctly. In order to use the

machine safely, always pay attention to these warnings.

CAUTION

Indicates a caution concerning operations that may lead to injury

to persons, or damage to property if not performed correctly. In

order to use the machine safely, always pay attention to these

cautions.

IMPORTANT

Indicates operational requirements and restrictions. Be sure to read these items

carefully in order to operate the machine correctly, and to avoid damage to the

machine.

Note

Indicates a clarification of an operation, or contains additional explanations

for a procedure. Reading these notes is highly recommended.

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Contents

INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................... 1

Manuals for the Scanner .................................................................................................. 1

Conventions ................................................................................................................... 2

Before Using the Scanner ......................................................................................... 4

Safe Operation ............................................................................................................... 4

Installation Location ......................................................................................................... 4

Power ............................................................................................................................... 5

Moving the Scanner ......................................................................................................... 5

Normal Handling .............................................................................................................. 6

Disposal ........................................................................................................................... 7

Features of the DR-2580C ............................................................................................. 8

Checking the Packing List ........................................................................................... 10

Removing the Protective Packing Materials .................................................................. 12

Names and Functions of Parts .................................................................................... 15

Installing the Scanner .............................................................................................. 17

Installation Requirements ............................................................................................ 17

Installation Procedure .................................................................................................. 19

Interface Cards ............................................................................................................ 20

Connecting the Power Cord ........................................................................................ 21

Connecting the Scanner to Your PC ............................................................................ 22

Tur ning the Power ON/OFF ......................................................................................... 23

Turning the Power ON .................................................................................................... 23

Recognizing the Scanner ............................................................................................... 24

Turning the Power OFF .................................................................................................. 26

Installing the Software ............................................................................................. 27

Installing the ISIS/TWAIN Driver .................................................................................. 28

Installing CapturePerfect ............................................................................................. 31

Uninstalling Software ................................................................................................... 34

Using the Software................................................................................................... 37

Using the ISIS/TWAIN Driver ....................................................................................... 37

Using Job Tools ........................................................................................................... 38

Starting Job Registration Tool ........................................................................................ 38

Using CapturePerfect .................................................................................................. 40

Starting CapturePerfect ................................................................................................. 40

Using the Scanner.................................................................................................... 43

Documents ................................................................................................................... 43

Preparing the Trays ...................................................................................................... 45

Setting Up the Document Feed Tray ............................................................................... 45

Document Eject Tray ...................................................................................................... 47

Placing a Document for Scanning ............................................................................... 50

How to Feed with the Page Separation Mode ............................................................... 50

How to Feed with the Bypass Mode .............................................................................. 53

Clearing a Paper Jam .................................................................................................. 55

Other Functions ........................................................................................................... 58

Regular Maintenance ............................................................................................... 60

Cleaning the Scanner ..................................................................................................... 60

Cleaning Inside the Scanner .......................................................................................... 60

Cleaning the Sensor Glass, Shading Boards, and the Rollers ....................................... 61

Removing and Attaching the Rollers ........................................................................... 64

Roller Replacement Cycle .............................................................................................. 64

Resetting the Counter .................................................................................................... 65

Removing and Attaching the Roller Unit ........................................................................ 67

Removing and Attaching the Retard Roller .................................................................... 71

Troubleshooting ....................................................................................................... 75

Specifications ........................................................................................................... 80

Index .............................................................................................................84

4Before Using the Scanner

Before Using the Scanner

Safe Operation

In order to ensure safe operation, be certain to read the cautions described

below.

Installation Location

The performance of this scanner is affected by the environment in which it is

installed. Make sure that the location where the scanner is installed meets the

following environmental requirements:

• Provide adequate space around the scanner for operation and maintenance.

•

Provide adequate space behind the scanner in order to eject scanned

documents to the back of the scanner. (See “Document Eject Tray,” on p. 47.)

• Avoid locations exposed to direct sunlight. If the scanner must be placed in

such a spot, hang a heavy curtain, or similar object to shade the scanner.

• Avoid dusty locations. Dust can get inside of the scanner and cause

problems.

• Avoid warm or humid locations, such as in the vicinity of a water faucet,

water heater, or humidifier, and avoid locations where the fumes from

ammonia, paint thinner, or other volatile chemicals may be present.

• Avoid unstable surfaces and locations subject to vibration.

• Avoid locations that are subject to rapid temperature changes.

Condensation inside of the scanner can result in inferior image quality. Use

this scanner under the following environmental conditions:

Temperature: 10˚C to 32.5˚C

Humidity: 20% to 80% RH

• Avoid locating the scanner near equipment that generates electromagnetic

fields, including speakers, televisions, and radios.

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Power

• Connect only to a power outlet of the rated voltage and power supply

frequency. (220-240 V, 50/60 Hz).

• Do not connect to power outlets with other electrical devices. Also, when

using an extension cord, make sure that the extension cord is rated for the

current requirements of the scanner.

• Disassembling and/or reassembling the AC adapter is extremely dangerous

and should not be attempted under any circumstances.

• Do not place heavy objects on the AC adapter or Power Cord. Do not place

the adapter or cords in an area where they are likely to be stepped on.

• Do not use the Power Cord while it is bundled.

• Never pull directly on the Power Cord. To remove the plug from the outlet,

grasp the plug directly and remove it from the outlet.

• Keep the area around the power plug clear of articles so that the power plug

can be disconnected in an emergency.

•

Use only the AC adapter provided with the product. Do not use the scanner’s

AC adapter with any other product.

Model: MG1-3607

•If you have any questions about the AC adapter, contact your local

authorized Canon dealer or service representative for futher information.

Moving the Scanner

•

When moving the scanner, always hold it with both hands to avoid dropping

it. The scanner weighs approximately 1.9 kg alone, and approximately 5.7 kg

with the optional flatbed scanner unit installed.

•Make sure that the flatbed scanner unit is correctly attached to the

DR-2580C scanner before moving the scanner.

• Make sure to disconnect the interface cable and Power Cord. If the scanner

is transported with these items plugged in, the plugs and connectors may be

damaged due to physical shock.

With Optional Flatbed Scanner

Unit Installed

6Before Using the Scanner

Normal Handling

WARNING

To avoid fire and electric shock, always observe the following

warnings when using this scanner.

• Do not place flammable chemicals, such as alcohol or paint thinner, near

the scanner.

• Do not cut, damage, or modify the Power Cord. Do not place heavy objects

on the Power Cord, do not pull on the Power Cord, and do not bend the

Power Cord sharply.

• Do not plug in or unplug the Power Cord with wet hands.

• Do not use multioutlet adapters to connect multiple devices to one outlet.

• Do not tie up or bundle the Power Cord. Push the plug in as far as it will go

when plugging in the Power Cord.

• Only use the Power Cord that was provided with this scanner.

• Do not attempt to disassemble or modify this scanner.

• Do not use flammable sprays near this scanner.

• Always turn the scanner OFF and unplug the Power Cord before cleaning

this scanner.

• To clean this scanner, dampen a cloth in a mild detergent solution and then

wring the cloth out thoroughly. Do not use flammable liquids to clean the

scanner, including alcohol, benzene, or paint thinner.

• If the scanner ever makes a strange noise, emits smoke or a strange odor,

becomes hot, or if the scanner does not operate at all even though the

power is ON, immediately turn the scanner OFF and unplug the Power

Cord. Contact your local authorized Canon dealer or service representative

to have the scanner serviced.

• Do not drop, kick, or otherwise strike the scanner. If the scanner does

somehow become damaged, immediately turn the scanner OFF and unplug

the Power Cord. Contact your local authorized Canon dealer or service

representative to have the scanner serviced.

• Always turn the scanner OFF and unplug the Power Cord before moving

the scanner.

CAUTION

• Do not set the scanner up on a wobbly platform, a sloped surface, or any

other type of unstable location. Do not set up the scanner in a location that

is subject to vibration. The scanner could injure someone if it falls or tips

over.

• Do not block the ventilation openings. Doing so could cause the scanner to

overheat, creating a risk of fire.

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• Do not place paper clips, staples, necklaces, or any other metallic objects

on top of the scanner. Liquids or small metallic objects that get inside of

the scanner create a risk of fire or electrical shock. If such foreign matter

does get inside of the scanner, unplug the Power Cord immediately, and

then contact your local authorized Canon dealer or service representative

for assistance.

• Do not set up the scanner in a dusty or humid location. Doing so creates a

risk of fire or electrical shock.

• Do not place objects on top of the scanner. The object could injure

someone if it falls or tips over.

• To prevent any risk of fire or electrical shock, be sure that the power source

meets the power requirements of the scanner.

• When unplugging the Power Cord, always grasp the plug. Pulling on the

cord itself could expose or break the wires in the Power Cord, damaging

the cord and creating a risk of fire or electrical shock.

• To allow you to easily unplug the Power Cord at any time, do not place

other objects around the power outlet. Such obstacles could prevent you

from unplugging the Power Cord quickly in an emergency.

• Do not spill liquids or flammable chemicals (such as alcohol, paint thinner,

or benzene) on the scanner. Doing so creates a risk of fire or electrical

shock.

• If the scanner will not be used for an extended period of time, unplug the

Power Cord for safety’s sake.

• When operating this scanner, avoid wearing loose fitting clothing, dangling

jewelry, or other material that could get pulled into the scanner. Injury

could result. Be especially careful if you are wearing a necktie or have long

hair. In the event that some article or clothing does get caught in the

scanner, turn the power OFF immediately.

• Be careful when placing paper in the scanner and when removing jammed

paper. It is possible to cut your hand on the edge of a sheet of paper.

Disposal

• When disposing of this scanner, be sure to follow all local ordinances and

laws or consult with the retailer who sold you the scanner.

8Before Using the Scanner

Features of the DR-2580C

The main features of the DR-2580C scanner are listed below.

■Fast Document Feeding

The scanner can scan a maximum of 25 documents per minute in a range of

sizes from business cards to A4 size. (Scanning conditions: Black and

white, A4 size portrait, two sided, 200 dpi.)

■USB 2.0 Interface

Connecting to a computer is done with Hi-Speed USB 2.0 protocol.

■Waiting Time Is “0”

The DR-2580C is ready to scan after the power is turned ON without a

waiting time.

■Color/Grayscale Support

Documents can be scanned in 24-bit color or 256-level grayscale.

■Supports a Variety of Scanning Modes

The scanner supports the following scanning modes, depending on the

document type:

• Single-sided/double-sided mode

• Single sheet/dual feeding path

■U-Turn Path

Documents are fed and ejected from the front of the scanner. (See p. 47.)

■Straight Path

Documents are ejected to the back of the scanner. Note, the ejected

documents are stacked in reverse order to how they were fed. (See p. 47.)

■Paper Size Detection

The scanner automatically detects the size of a scanned document and

eliminates any unnecessary space around the edges of the image when

storing it, even when storing a document of irregular size.

■Card Scan

It is possible to scan business card. (See p. 43.)

■Folio Scan

A folio (folded in half) document can be set for scanning as it is, and the

scanned images of both sides are combined as a single image. (See p. 59.)

■Deskew

The Deskew function automatically straightens an image if the document

was loaded askew.

■Character Orientation Detector

Identifies the orientation of characters in a document, and rotates the image

so the orientation of the scanned characters is straight.

■Advanced Text Enhancement

The scanner is equipped with an Advanced Text Enhancement mode that

allows you to clearly scan text printed on a dark background, and text that

is written in faint pencil.

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■Dropout Color

The scanner is equipped with a Dropout Color function that allows you to

specify a color for the scanner to omit from scanned images.

■Skip Blank Page Function

The scanner is equipped with a Skip Blank Page function that allows it to

scan a document regardless of whether every document is two-sided or one-

sided.

■Prescan Function

The scanner is equipped with a Prescan function that allows you to adjust

the contrast and brightness of a prescanned image and then send the

adjusted image to the application software, without needing to scan the

document again.

■Remove Binder Holes

Deletes black spots left when scanning documents that have had holes

punched in them to be stored in a binder.

■Auto Start

The scanner is equipped with an Auto Start function that automatically

initiates scanning when a document is placed in the document feed tray.

■Compatible with Carbonless Duplicating Paper

The scanner is able to scan carbonless duplicating paper.

■Job Function

Executing a scan with one of the scanner's job buttons automatically

performs the specified process (save, print, mail attachment). (See p. 58.)

■Flatbed Scanner Unit (Option)

The Flatbed Scanner Unit can be attached to and used with the DR-2580C

scanner. Contact your local authorized Canon dealer for more detailed

information. (See p. 59.)

■Power Saving Feature

The scanner has a power saving feature that puts the scanner in low power

mode after it has been idle for a certain period of time.

Note

Some functions may not be available depending on the software you are

using.

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Quick Reference

Guide

Power Cord

Startup Manual

(This Manual)

AC Adapter

DR-2580C

Setup Disc

(CD-ROM)

USB Interface Cable

Adobe Acrobat

Setup Disc

(CD-ROM)

DR-2580C

Scanner

Document Guide

Adapter

Job Labels

Roller Unit Retard Roller

Checking the Packing List

The contents of the carton in which this scanner is shipped are described

below. If anything is missing or damaged, contact your local authorized

Canon dealer or service representative.

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Note

•

Remove all of the protective tape and protective sheets from the DR-2580C.

(Refer to “Removing the Protective Packing Materials” page 12.)

•

To use the

“

roller unit

”

and the

“

retard roller

”

install them to the DR-2580C.

Refer to “Removing and Attaching the Roller Unit” (see p. 67.) and

“Removing and Attaching the Retard Roller” (see p. 71.) for information

about installing the rollers.

• The DR-2580C Setup Disc is in the Startup Manual (this manual).

• Items included in this package may change without notice.

• You need to keep the machine's packaging and packing materials for

storing or transporting the machine.

• The power cord varies according to country of purchase.

Roller Unit

Retard Roller

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Document Eject Tray Extension

Removing the Protective Packing Materials

Remove all of the protective packing materials before using the scanner.

Remove the protective tape (indicated by the ▼) from the scanner.

IMPORTANT

When peeling off the protective tape fastening the Document Eject Tray

Extension, hold the Document Eject Tray Extension firmly in place with your

hand.

Press on both sides of the rear cover to open it towards the rear, and remove

the protective sheet.

Press on both sides of the rear cover to close.

Rear Cover

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Open the Document Feed Tray towards you.

Pressing the OPEN knob from both sides, raise the Upper Unit.

Remove the protective tape (indicated by ▼) and protective sheet.

Document Feed Tray

Upper Unit

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Close the Upper Unit slowly.

IMPORTANT

Do not force the Upper Unit to close. Doing so can damage the scanner.

Be sure that the Upper Unit is completely closed by pushing on both edges

with both hands until you hear a click.

Close the Document Feed Tray.

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Feed Selection Lever

Use it to change the way the

documents are fed.

Move it up ( ) to continuously feed documents

(Page Separation mode). (See p. 50.)

Move it down ( ) to feed documents one at a time

or to feed documents that are

fastened together, such as invoices, without

separating them (Bypass mode). (See p. 53.)

Job Buttons

These buttons can be assigned functions using the

Job Registration Tool. (See p. 38.)

Document Eject Tray/

Upper Unit

Scanned documents are

ejected here. (See p. 47.)

Open to clear paper jams

and for cleaning.

Document Eject Tray

Extension 2

Keeps documents from falling

and becoming jammed in the

scanner. (See p. 48.)

Document Feed Tray

Place the document to be

scanned here. (See p. 45.)

Document Guides

Adjust them to align with

the width of the document.

(See p. 51.)

Document Eject Tray

Extension

Open when reading a

document. (See p. 48.)

Power Indicator

This indicator lights

when the scanner is

turned ON. (See p. 23.)

OPEN Knob

Opens the upper unit.

(See p. 56 and p. 61.)

Names and Functions of Parts

This section explains the name and function of each part. Familiarize yourself

with the parts before connecting the scanner.

■Front

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■Rear

Kensington Slot

Used for anti-theft

measures.

Theft can be prevented

by attaching a chain,

etc.

Eject Selection Lever

Raise or lower this lever to switch the

document eject direction. (See p. 47.)

Up : Straight Path

Down : U-Turn Path

Job Label Location

Location for affixing job

labels that describe

what is assigned to the

Job buttons.

(See p. 39.)

Document Eject Opening

Document ejected from here when

the straight path is being used.

(See p. 49.)

USB Connector

Connect the USB cable provided or

one that supports Hi-Speed USB

2.0. (See p. 22.)

Power Switch

This switch is used to

turn the scanner ON.

(See p. 23 and p. 26.)

■Side (Interfaces)

Option Connector

Interface connector for the optional

flatbed scanner unit.

Power Connector

Connect the bundled AC

adaptor. (See p. 21.)

Note

Do not touch the connector's pins or contacts. Doing so may damage the scanner.

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Installing the Scanner

Installation Requirements

In order to use the DR-2580C, your computer must satisfy the following

system requirements:

• A computer that meets the following specifications:

•CPU: Pentium 4 (1.5 GHz or higher)

•Memory: 512 MB or more (1 GB or more recommended)

•Hard disk: 1 GB or more available space

•CD-ROM drive

•Hi-Speed USB 2.0 interface

•Extension slot: PCI or CardBus (for interface cards)

•Monitor: Resolution of 1024 x 768 (XGA) or better recommended

• The Hi-Speed USB 2.0 interface is standard equipment on some computers

and is supported on the scanner with the Hi-Speed USB 2.0 interface card

(See “Interface Cards” on p. 20.)

• One of the following operating systems:

•Microsoft Windows 98SE

•Microsoft Windows Me

•Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional SP3 or later

•Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP1 or later

•Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition SP1 or later

• ISIS compatible or TWAIN compatible application software that runs on

your operating system

IMPORTANT

• Use the most recently available USB 2.0 driver when using the DR-2580C.

Contact your local authorized Canon dealer or service representative for

more detailed information.

• If the Hi-Speed USB 2.0 interface is standard equipment on your computer,

then all computer operations are not guaranteed. If the standard Hi-Speed

USB 2.0 interface does not operate normally sometimes, then use the

recommended Hi-Speed USB 2.0 interface card. Contact your local

authorized Canon dealer or service representative for more detailed

information.

• If the CPU, memory, interface card, and other specifications do not satisfy

those recommended, the scanning speed may be greatly reduced and

transmission may take a long time.

• Even if the computer satisfies the recommended specifications, the

scanning speed may be slow depending on the scan settings.

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Note

• Make sure that enough virtual memory is set on your Windows system.

Virtual memory settings vary according to the Windows system. For more

information, refer to the Windows manual or the online help.

• The USB cable you are using should be the one originally bundled with the

scanner or a Hi-Speed USB 2.0 compatible cable.

• Depending on the application software that you are using, the device driver

provided may not operate, or you may not be able to use the functions

described in this guide.

• Make sure that the device driver and application software that you will be

using are compatible with your PC, the system configuration, and the type

of interface card that you are using.

• The ISIS/TWAIN driver provided with the scanner is not necessarily

compatible with all ISIS compatible or TWAIN compatible application

software. For details, contact your local authorized Canon dealer or service

representative.

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Installation Procedure

The procedure for installing the scanner is outlined below. (For a detailed

outline of this procedure, see “Connecting the Scanner to Your PC,” on p. 22.)

1. Check the interface card in your computer.

(See “Interface Cards,” on p. 20.)

2. Connect the Power Cord to the scanner.

(See “Connecting the Power Cord,” on p. 21.)

3. Connect the scanner to the PC.

(See “Connecting the Scanner to Your PC,” on p. 22.)

4. Turn ON the scanner.

(See “Turning the Power ON,” on p. 23.)

5. Let the PC recognize the Scanner.

(See “Recognizing the Scanner,” on p. 24.)

6. Turn the scanner OFF.

(See “Turning the Power OFF,” on p. 26.)

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Interface Cards

The recommended USB 2.0 interface card for this machine is noted below.

Recommended USB 2.0 Interface Cards

(for PCI Bus)

Manufacturer: Adaptec

Models: USB 2 connect 2000LP (AUA-2000)

USB 2 connect 3100 (AUA-3100LP)

USB 2 connect 5100 (AUA-5100)

(for Card Bus)

Manufacturer: Adaptec

Models: USB 2 connect for Notebooks (AUA-1420)

IMPORTANT

• Follow the instructions in your computer's and the USB 2.0 interface card's

manuals to install the USB 2.0 interface card into your computer.

• Use the most recent version of the USB 2.0 driver provided by Microsoft.

Note

If the USB 2.0 interface is not compatible with Hi-Speed USB 2.0, scanning

speed is reduced.

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Connecting the Power Cord

Perform the following steps to connect the Power Cord.

WARNING

• Be sure to use the Power Cord and AC adaptor provided with

the scanner.

• Be sure the scanner is turned OFF when performing this

operation.

Connect the bundled Power Cord q to the AC adaptor.

Plug the AC adaptor Power Cord into the power connector w on the right side

of the scanner, and plug the power plug into a power outlet e.

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Computer

DR-2580C

USB Cable

Connecting the Scanner to Your PC

Connecting the scanner to a computer using a USB connection.

IMPORTANT

• When the application is running, do not turn the scanner OFF or unplug the

interface cable.

• Do not connect multiple DR-2580C scanners to one (1) computer.

USB Interface Connection

•Be sure to use the USB cable bundled with the scanner or a Hi-Speed

USB 2.0 compatible cable.

•When using a USB extension card that supports Hi-Speed USB 2.0, be

sure to choose one verified for use with the scanner. (See p. 20.)

IMPORTANT

When using a USB hub, be sure to use one compatible with USB 2.0.

Note

• The DR-2580C passed the Hi-Speed USB 2.0 certification test. However,

when you use the scanner with a personal computer equipped with USB 2.0

as standard, the scanner may not always operate normally.

• If the interface is not Hi-Speed USB 2.0 compatible, the scanning speed

will slow down.

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Turning the Power ON/OFF

Follow the procedures described below when turning the power ON or OFF.

Turning the Power ON

Turn ON the scanner.

The power switch is on the right side of the scanner.

Push the power switch to turn ON the scanner. The power lamp lights green

when the power is ON.

Turn ON the PC.

WARNING

If the scanner ever makes a strange noise, emits smoke or a

strange odor, becomes hot, or if the scanner does not operate at

all even though the power is ON, immediately turn the scanner

OFF and unplug the Power Cord. Contact your local authorized

Canon dealer or service representative to have the scanner

serviced.

Log on to Windows.

IMPORTANT

If you are using Windows 2000 Professional or Windows XP, be sure to log

on as a user with administrator privileges.

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Recognizing the Scanner

When the computer recognizes the scanner, Windows Plug And Play displays

the scanner driver's installation screen. Follow the instructions that appear on

the screen to install the driver.

• If you are using Windows 98SE, the [Add New Hardware Wizard] dialog

box appears.

1. Click the [Next] button.

2. Select [Search for the best driver for your device. (Recommended)], and

then click the [Next] button.

3. Insert the setup disc into the computer’s CD-ROM drive.

Select [Specify a location], enter “D:\INF” (assuming that “D” is the

letter assigned to your CD-ROM drive), and then click the [Next] button.

5. Click the [Next] button.

6. Click the [Finish] button.

• If you are using Windows Me, the [Add New Hardware Wizard] dialog

box appears.

1. Select [Specify the location of the driver (Advanced)], and then click the

[Next] button.

2. Insert the setup disc into the computer’s CD-ROM drive.

3. Select [Search for the best driver for your device. (Recommended)], and

then select [Specify a location]. Enter “D:\INF” (assuming that “D” is

the letter assigned to your CD-ROM drive), and then click the [Next]

button.

4. Click the [Next] button.

5. Click the [Finish] button.

• If you are using Windows 2000 Professional, the [Found New Hardware

Wizard] dialog box appears.

1. Click the [Next] button to proceed to the Install Hardware Device

Drivers screen.

2. Select [Search for a suitable driver for my device (Recommended)], and

then click the [Next] button to proceed to the Locate Driver Files screen.

3. Select [Specify a location], and then click the [Next] button.

4. Insert the setup disc into the computer’s CD-ROM drive.

5. Enter “D:\INF” (assuming that “D” is the letter assigned to your

CD-ROM drive), and then click the [OK] button.

6. On the Driver Files Search Results screen, click the [Next] button.

7. If the message “Digital Signature Not Found” appears, click [Yes] to

continue installation.

8. On the Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard screen, click the

[Finish] button.

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• If you are using Windows XP, the [Found New Hardware Wizard] dialog

box appears.

1. Insert the setup disc into the computer’s CD-ROM drive.

2. On the Welcome to the Found New Hardware Wizard screen, select

[Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)], and then click the

[Next] button.

3. Select [Search for the best driver in these locations], and then clear the

[Search removable media (floppy, CD-ROM...)] check box. Select

[Include this location in the search], enter “D:\INF” (assuming that “D”

is the letter assigned to your CD-ROM drive), and then click the [Next]

button.

4. Although a message appears indicating that the driver “has not passed

Windows logo testing”, click the [Continue Anyway] button in the

[Hardware Installation] dialog box.

5. Click the [Finish] button on the Completing the Found New Hardware

Wizard screen.

Note

The DR-2580C is registered as “CANON DR-2580C USB” in the Imaging

Device directory.

IMPORTANT

The job function will no longer be available if scanner recognition is

cancelled part way through (see “Job Function,” on p. 58.). Be sure to perform

the scanner recognition procedure all the way to the end.

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Turning the Power OFF

CAUTION

If the scanner will not be used for an extended period of time,

unplug the Power Cord for safety’s sake.

Exit the application.

Turn OFF the scanner.

The power switch is located on the lower right front corner of the scanner. To

turn the scanner OFF, press the power switch. When the power indicator turns

OFF, the scanner is OFF.

Note

• Make sure you exit the application before turning OFF the scanner.

Turning OFF the scanner before exiting the application can cause unstable

operation of the computer.

• Wait at least 10 seconds before turning the scanner back ON after it has

been turned OFF.

WARNING

If the scanner ever makes a strange noise, emits smoke or a

strange odor, becomes hot, or if the scanner does not operate at

all even though the power is ON, immediately turn the scanner

OFF and unplug the Power Cord. Contact your local authorized

Canon dealer or service representative to have the scanner

serviced.

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Installing the Software

IMPORTANT

The DR-2580C setup disc contains the software listed below. Be sure to read

the contents of the Readme.txt file before installing the software.

• ISIS/TWAIN Driver

This driver allows this scanner to be used with ISIS compatible application

software or TWAIN compatible application software. The driver must be

installed to be able to use the scanner.

• Job Tool

The job tool TWAIN-compatible application software is installed together

with the ISIS/TWAIN driver.

The job tool comprises a “Job Registration Tool” and a “Job Execution

Tool.” The Job Registration Tool is for assigning the job button functions

on the scanner, and the Job Execution Tool is for executing scanning from

job buttons. (See “Using Job Tools” on p. 38.)

• CapturePerfect

CapturePerfect is software for scanning images that is ISIS compatible.

You need to install the ISIS/TWAIN driver before installing

CapturePerfect.

For information about installing the bundled Adobe Acrobat, see the “How To

Install” file on the Adobe Acrobat setup disc.

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Installing the ISIS/TWAIN Driver

The ISIS/TWAIN driver setup program installs the ISIS/TWAIN driver and

the job tool. Follow the procedure below to install the ISIS/TWAIN driver.

Turn ON your PC. Windows starts.

IMPORTANT

• If you are using Windows 2000 Professional or Windows XP, be sure to

log on as a user with administrator privileges.

• If another ISIS compatible driver is already installed in your PC, you must

back up the files listed below. These files may be overwritten when you

install this ISIS/TWAIN driver.

C:\Windows\System\pix*.dll

C:\Windows\PixTran\*.*

• The name of the “\Windows” and “\Windows\System” folder varies,

depending on which version of Windows you are using. Substitute the

above folder names with the relevant folder names for Windows used in

your system.

Insert the setup disc in the PC’s CD-ROM drive.

Click the [Start] button, and then select [Run].

The [Run] dialog box appears.

In the Open box, enter “D:\Driver\Setup.exe” (assuming that “D” is the letter

assigned to your CD-ROM drive), and then click the [OK] button.

The installer starts.

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Follow the instructions that appear on the screen to install the software.

1. Read the Welcome text, and then click [Next].

2. Read the License Agreement text, and then click [Yes].

3. Start installation of the ISIS/TWAIN driver.

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4. After installing the ISIS/TWAIN driver, start installation of the job tool.

5. This completes the installation.

After installation is complete, click the [Finish] button to exit the installer.

Note

When the ISIS/TWAIN driver is installed, Canon DR-2580C Help (see

“Using the ISIS/TWAIN Driver” on p. 37.) and the Job Registration Tool

(see “Using Job Tools” on p. 38.) icons are registered to the Start menu.

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Installing CapturePerfect

CapturePerfect is ISIS compatible application software. You need to install the

ISIS/TWAIN driver before installing CapturePerfect. Follow the procedure

below to install CompturePerfect.

Turn ON your PC. Windows starts.

IMPORTANT

If you are using Windows 2000 Professional or Windows XP, be sure to log

on as a user with administrator privileges.

Insert the setup disc in the PC’s CD-ROM drive.

Click the [Start] button, and then select [Run].

The [Run] dialog box appears.

In the Open box, enter “D:\CapturePerfect\Setup.exe” (assuming that “D” is

the letter assigned to your CD-ROM drive), and then click the [OK] button.

The installer starts.

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Follow the instructions that appear on the screen to install the software.

1. Select the installation language.

2. Read the Welcome text, and then click [Next].

3. Read the License Agreement text, and then click [Yes].

4. Read the Choose Destination Location text, and then click [Next].

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5. This starts the installer.

6. This completes the installation.

After installation is complete, click the [Finish] button to exit the installer.

Note

Installing CapturePerfect will put a CapturePerfect icon on your Windows

Start Menu. (See “Using CapturePerfect,” on p. 40.)

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Uninstalling Software

Follow the procedure described below to uninstall the ISIS/TWAIN driver,

Job Tools, and CapturePerfect.

IMPORTANT

Uninstall the ISIS/TWAIN driver and job tool separately.

Click the [Start] button, point to [Settings], and then click [Control Panel].

Note

If you are using Windows XP, on the Start menu, click [Control Panel].

The [Control Panel] window is displayed.

Double-click the [Add/Remove Programs] icon.

Note

If you are using Windows XP, double-click the [Add or Remove Programs]

icon.

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The [Add/Remove Programs Properties] dialog box is displayed.

Note

If you are using Windows XP, the [Add or Remove Programs] dialog box is

displayed.

On the list in the dialog box, select the application you want to delete, and

then click [Add/Remove].

Note

If you are using Windows XP, click the [Change/Remove] button.

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The [Confirm File Deletion] dialog box appears.

When [Canon DR-2580C Driver] is selected.

When [DR-2580C Job Tool] is selected.

When [CapturePerfect] is selected.

Click the [Yes] button to start the uninstaller.

After uninstall is complete, click the [OK] button to exit the uninstaller.

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Using the Software

Note

• This section provides only the basic procedures for using installed

software. Software applications also have their own help. See the

applicable help for details about using each software application.

• For information about the bundled Adobe Acrobat, see Adobe Acrobat

help.

Using the ISIS/TWAIN Driver

The ISIS/TWAIN driver help describes how to use the ISIS/TWAIN driver.

To access ISIS/TWAIN driver help, click the [Start] button, point to

[Programs] (when using Windows XP, point to [All Programs]) -

[Canon DR-2580C], and then click [Canon DR-2580C Help], or click the

[Help] button displayed in the dialog box.

Note

Before using the ISIS/TWAIN Driver, select the scanner [Canon DR-2580C]

with the software. For more information, refer to [Canon DR-2580C Help]

and the manual for the software you are using.

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Using Job Tools

This section explains how to start up Job Registration Tool. Details about

configuring Job Registration Tool settings can be found in Job Registration

Tool help.

To view information about settings, click the [Help] button on the Job

Registration Tool main screen.

Starting Job Registration Tool

Turn ON the scanner.

Turn ON your computer. Windows starts.

Click the [Start] button, point to [Programs] (when using Windows XP, point

to [All Programs]) - [Canon DR-2580C

]

, and then click [Job Registration

Tool].

Job Registration Tool starts.

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Press a Job button, and then configure the Job Registration Tool settings.

Note

For details about configuring Job Registration Tool settings, click the [Help]

button.

After configuring the settings, click the [Close] button to exit Job Registration

Tool.

Note

Fill in the Job Registration Tool settings on the included job label, and affix

the job label to the scanner.

Job Label

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Using CapturePerfect

This section explains the basic procedures to start and exit CapturePerfect.

Details about actually using CapturePerfect can be found in CapturePerfect

help. To view information about using CapturePerfect, click [Help] on the

CapturePerfect menu bar.

Starting CapturePerfect

Turn ON the scanner.

Turn ON your computer. Windows starts.

Click the [Start] button, point to [Programs] (when using Windows XP, point

to All Programs), and then click [CapturePerfect].

CapturePerfect starts.

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On the [Scan] menu, click [Select Scanner].

Select [Canon DR-2580C], and then click the [OK] button.

Note

If [Canon DR-2580C] is not displayed in the list of scanners, reinstall the

ISIS/TWAIN driver. (See “Installing the ISIS/TWAIN Driver,” on p. 28.)

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On the [Scan] menu, click [Scanner Setting], and then configure the scanning

parameters.

Note

For details about how to configure scanning parameters, see ISIS/TWAIN

driver help. (See p. 37.)

Execute the scan operation from the [Scan] menu.

Note

Details about actually using CapturePerfect can be found in CapturePerfect

help. To view information about using CapturePerfect, click [Help] on the

menu bar.

After scanning is complete, select [Exit] on the [File] menu to quit

CapturePerfect.

CapturePerfect closes.

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Using the Scanner

Documents

This scanner can scan documents ranging in size from business cards and

checks to A4 size documents. The size of documents that can be scanned is

shown below.

Eject Direction (*1) U-Turn Path Straight Path

Width 53 mm to 216 mm 53 mm to 216 mm

Length 70 mm to 355.5 mm (*2) 70 mm to 355.5 mm

Weight (*3)

Feeding documents 52 to 128g/m

42 to 157g/m

are separated 0.06 mm to 0.15 mm 0.05 mm to 0.20 mm

Feeding documents 42 to 157g/m

42 to 157g/m

are not separated 0.05 mm to 0.20 mm 0.05 mm to 0.20 mm

Business Cards Cannot be scanned Can be scanned

(not separated)

Size: 53.9 mm x 85.5 mm

Thickness:

0.76 ± 0.08 mm

without embossing

(*1) For information about the output directions, see “Document Eject Tray,”

on p. 47.

(*2) If the document is longer than 297 mm, use the Bypass mode with Feed

Selection Lever for document scanning (See p. 53.).

(*3) For information about feeding a document, see “Placing a Document for

Scanning,” on p. 50.

IMPORTANT

A document must meet the following criteria to be scannable:

• When scanning a multipage document, pages must be grouped together so

that they have the same size, thickness, and weight. Scanning different

types of paper at one time can cause the scanner to jam.

• When using the U-turn path to scan a document that is longer than 297

mm, use the Bypass mode and feed pages one at a time. Attempting to use

the U-turn path for continuous feed scanning of a document that is longer

than 297 mm can cause the document pages to fall onto the feed tray and

become jammed in the scanner.

•Scanning documents before the ink is dry can cause problems with the

scanner. Always make sure that the ink on a document is dry before

scanning it.

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•Scanning documents that are written in pencil or similar material can make

the rollers dirty, which can then transfer the dirt to subsequent documents.

Always clean the rollers after scanning a document written in pencil.

• When scanning a two-sided document that is printed on thin paper, the

image on the opposite side of each page may show through. Adjust the

scanning intensity in the application software before scanning the

document.

• Scanning the following types of documents can cause a paper jam or

malfunction. To scan such a document, make a photocopy of the document

and then scan the photocopy.

•Note that glossy originals or card originals sometimes cannot be scanned

correctly, or functions such as Paper Size Detection and Deskew do not

function properly due to reflected light.

•When scanning business cards, make sure to select the nonseparation feed

and straight path.

Wrinkled or

creased

documents

Curled

documents

Torn

documents

Documents

with paper

clips or

staples

Carbon

paper

Coated

paper

Extremely

thin,

translucent

paper

Embossed Card

CAUTION

The results of scanning embossed cards are not guaranteed. Note

that scanning embossed cards may scratch the sensor glass.

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Preparing the Trays

Prepare the Document Feed Tray and Document Eject Tray according to the

paper size and feed/eject method.

Setting Up the Document Feed Tray

Pull the Document Feed Tray towards you to open it.

When Documents Are Skewed

If fed documents are skewed, follow the procedure described below to install

the Document Guide Adapters.

Pressing the OPEN Knob from both sides, raise the Upper Unit.

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Set the Document Guide Adapters onto the Document Guides.

Note

Cover the Document Guides from above with the Document Guide Adapters,

and insert them as far as they will go, until they click into place.

Carefully close the Upper Unit.

IMPORTANT

Do not force the Upper Unit to close. Doing so can damage the scanner.

Be sure that the Upper Unit is completely closed by pushing on both edges

with both hands until you hear a click.

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IMPORTANT

• Do not hold the tips of the Document Guide Adaptors when moving them.

Doing so can damage the document tray.

• Before removing the Document Guide Adapters, be sure to open the upper

unit first. Using undue force when removing the Document Guide Adaptors

can damage the document tray.

Document Eject Tray

The scanner has two eject methods: documents can be ejected to the front of

the scanner in a U-Turn Path, or to the back of the scanner in a Straight Path.

The eject method can be switched by moving the Eject Selection Lever up and

down. Select the eject method according to what you need to do.

Straight Path

U-Turn Path

Document Feed Openig

Document Eject Opening

Note

The Straight Path can be used to scan thick paper, thin paper, and business

cards.

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Document Eject

Tray Extension 2

Using the U-Turn Path

Lower the Eject Selection Lever.

Scanned documents will be ejected to the Document Eject Tray.

Pull the Document Eject Tray Extension towards you to open it.

IMPORTANT

• Be careful when opening the Document Eject Tray Extension. Forcing it

open can damage it.

• Never try to raise the Document Eject Tray Extension more than necessary.

Doing so can damage it.

• Do not place anything other than documents on the Document Eject Tray

Extension. Doing so can damage it.

• Make sure the Document Eject Tray Extension is open when using the

scanner. If the Document Eject Tray Extension is not opened, ejected

documents can fall from the tray and become jammed in the scanner.

• If it appears that the document may fall from the Document Eject Tray

Extension and become jammed in the scanner, open the Document Eject

Tray Extension 2.

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Using the Straight Path

Raise the Eject Selection Lever.

Scanned documents will be ejected to the back of the scanner.

Note

When using the Straight Path, the ejected documents are stacked in reverse

order to how they were fed.

IMPORTANT

• Be sure there is enough space for documents that are ejected behind the

scanner when using the Straight Path. If there is not enough space for

ejected documents, the documents may be damaged or a paper jam may

occur.

• Switch the position of the Eject Selection Lever before you start scanning.

Changing the lever position while scanning is being performed can cause

jamming.

50 Using the Scanner

Placing a Document for Scanning

There are two methods for paper separation, called the Page Separation mode

and Bypass mode for feeding documents. Feeding documents continuously

from a stack of documents placed in the feed tray is called the Page

Separation mode. Feeding documents one sheet at a time by hand or feeding

multiple sheet documents, such as invoices that are attached at one end, is

called the Bypass mode. The document feed method can be switched by

moving the Feed Selection Lever.

IMPORTANT

• When placing a document for scanning, be careful to remove all paper

clips, staples, etc., from the document. During the scanning process, such

objects can tear the document, cause a paper jam, and damage the scanner.

• Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry that may get caught in the scanner

while you are operating it. If they get caught in the scanner it may cause an

injury. Be extra careful of neckties and long hair. If anything gets caught in

the scanner, quickly unplug the scanner to stop it.

• If the leading edge of the documents are curled, they may cause a paper

jam. If the curls are large, straighten them out before scanning.

How to Feed with the Page Separation Mode

Move the feed selection lever to the page separation ( ) side.

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Straighten the edges of the stack of documents to be scanned.

CAUTION

• Do not place the documents on top of the scanner to align

them. Doing so may cause a malfunction.

• Be careful when placing a document in the scanner. It is

possible to cut your hand on the edge of a sheet of paper.

Set the Document Guides so they are wider than the document to be scanned.

IMPORTANT

Do not hold the tips of the Document Guide Adaptors when moving them.

Doing so can damage the Document Tray.

52 Using the Scanner

Stopper

Place the documents face up into the feed tray, so that they touch the stoppers.

IMPORTANT

There is a load limit mark ( ) on the Document Guides. Do not stack

documents higher than this mark (approximately 50 sheets of 80g/m2 paper.

Doing so may cause a paper jam.

Adjust the Document Guides so they match the width of the document.

Note

Before starting a scan, make sure that the document is loaded in the scanner

correctly. Scanning a curled document or a creased document can damage the

document.

Start scanning from the application.

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Note

• If the paper feed operation stops due to a system error or a paper jam while

the scanner is scanning, resolve the problem, make sure that the scanned

image of the last page that was fed has been stored, and then resume the

scanning operation.

• Note that documents that are printed on thin paper may fall out of the

Document Eject Tray.

• After you finish scanning, close the Document Feed Tray and the

Document Eject Tray Extension to prevent damage to the scanner while it

is not being used.

How to Feed with the Bypass Mode

Move the Feed Selection Lever to the nonseparated document ( ) side.

Place the document into the Document Feed Tray one sheet at a time, so that

it touches the stoppers, and adjust the position of the Document Guides.

Start scanning from the application.

54 Using the Scanner

The document is pushed against the document feed slot and is fed into the

scanner.

IMPORTANT

• When scanning documents that are fastened together, such as invoices, set

the edge that is fastened together as the leading edge.

• Note that when scanning with nonseparated feed, if you place several

documents that are not fastened together on the feed tray at one time, they

will be fed together.

• In particular, very thin or curled documents will not be fed very well. In

this case, lightly press on the leading edge of the documents as you feed

them.

•

After you finish scanning, close the Document Feed Tray and the Document

Eject Tray Extension to prevent damage to the scanner while it is not being

used.

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Clearing a Paper Jam

When paper jams occur during scanning, use the following procedure to clear

them.

CAUTION

Be careful when removing jammed paper. It is possible to cut

your hand on the edge of a sheet of paper.

Remove any documents that have been left in the eject tray.

Close the Document Eject Tray Extension.

IMPORTANT

If document ejection is stopped part way, perform this operation with the

Document Eject Tray Extention open. Attempting to force the Document

Eject Tray Extension closed can crease the document.

Press on both sides of the back cover to open it.

56 Using the Scanner

Pressing the OPEN Knob from both sides, raise the Upper Unit.

Remove the jammed document.

IMPORTANT

Be sure to pull the document out carefully, without applying too much force.

Should the document tear, be sure to remove any part remaining in the

scanner.

Close the Upper Unit slowly.

IMPORTANT

Do not force the Upper Unit to close. Doing so may damage the scanner.

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Be sure that the upper unit is completely closed by pushing on both edges with

both hands until you hear a click.

Press on both sides of the back cover to close it.

IMPORTANT

Be sure to press on both sides of the upper unit and back cover to ensure that

they are securely closed. Feeding errors will occur if only one side is closed.

Note

After removing the jammed paper, check to see if the last page was scanned,

and then continue scanning.

58 Using the Scanner

Other Functions

This scanner also supports the scanning functions described below.

Job Function

Job Registration Tool can be used to assign a scan function to one of the

scanner's Job buttons.

Placing a document on the scanner and pressing the applicable Job button will

perform scanning in accordance with the parameters configured using Job

Registration Tool.

The following functions can be assigned using Job Registration Tool for

automatic processing of scanned images:

•Scan to Save: Saves the scanned image to a shared folder or other folder.

•Scan to Print: Sends the scanned image to a specific printer.

•Scan to E-Mail:Attaches the scanned image to an e-mail massage.

Note

See Job Registration Tool help for details about how to use it. (See “Using

Job Tools,” on p. 38.)

Scan to Save

Saves to a specific folder.

DR-2580C

Scan to Print

Sends to a printer.

Scan to E-Mail

Attaches to an e-mail message.

(Mail Server)

(Network)

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Scanning Folio (Folded Document)

The scanner uses a folio scanning method to scan documents that are bigger

than A4 size (maximum A3 size). To do folio scanning, fold the document in

half and place it on the scanner. Both sides of the folded document are

scanned and combined into a single image.

(Front) (Back)

(Combined Image)

IMPORTANT

• Attach the Document Guide Adaptors to prevent documents from skewing

when doing folio scan. (See p. 46.)

• Use nonseparated document scanning when doing folio scan.

• Firmly set the fold in the document. The fold in the document may cause

paper jams or misaligned images.

Note

• Folio scanning is set in the ISIS/TWAIN driver.

• The image on the front of the folded document appears as the left side of

the image.

• Combined images can be a maximum of A3 size.

• A seam may appear where the images are combined if the document or the

fold in the document is crooked.

Flatbed Scanner Unit (Option)

An optional flatbed scanner unit is available for the DR-2580C as an option.

The flatbed scanner unit can be used to scan thick documents, books, and

other originals that cannot pass through the feeder.

Note

The flatbed scanner unit cannot operate in a stand-alone configuration.

Contact your local authrized Canon dealer or service representative for more

detailed information.

60 Regular Maintenance

Regular Maintenance

Clean the scanner on a regular basis as described below to maintain peak

scanning quality.

CAUTION

• When cleaning the scanner or inside of the scanner, turn OFF

the power switch and unplug the Power Cord from the outlet.

• Do not use excessive force when removing or attaching the

rollers. Doing so may damage them.

• Never use paint thinner, alcohol, or other organic solvents to

clean the scanner. Such solvents can damage or discolor the

exterior of the scanner. They also create a risk of fire or

electrical shock.

Cleaning the Scanner

To clean the exterior of the scanner, dampen a cloth with water or a mild

detergent, wring the cloth out thoroughly, and then wipe the dirt away. Then

use a dry, soft cloth to wipe away any moisture.

Cleaning Inside the Scanner

Dust or paper particles inside the scanner can cause lines in scanned images.

Use a blower for regular cleaning of dust and paper particles from inside the

scanner. After finishing a large scanning job, you should turn OFF the scanner

and then clean any paper particles that are remaining.

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Cleaning the Sensor Glass, Shading Boards, and the Rollers

If scanned images have extraneous marks, or if the scanned documents are

dirty, then the sensor glass or rollers inside the scanner may be dirty. Clean

them periodically.

Pressing the OPEN Knob from both sides, raise the Upper Unit.

Note

• The location of the sensor glass and various rollers are shown below.

• The scanner has white, 2mm wide shading boards located at the front and

back of the upper and lower sensor glasses. The scanner uses the shading

boards to determine white standards during scanning. Dirty shading boards

can cause stripes in scanned images. Periodically clean them to ensure

good scanning results.

Retard Roller

Roller Unit

Roller

Sensor

Glass

Shading Boards

(White Standard Boards)

62 Regular Maintenance

Use a blower to keep the interior of the scanner free of dust and paper

particles.

Use a clean dry cloth to wipe dirt off the sensor glass.

Wipe both the top and bottom sensor glasses.

CAUTION

Do not use spray type cleaners to clean the scanner. Precision

mechanisms, such as the light source, may get wet which will

cause a malfunction.

IMPORTANT

Scratches on the sensor glass may cause marks on the images and could cause

feeding errors. If there are scratches on the sensor glass, contact your local

authorized Canon dealer or service representative.

Use a commercially available cotton swab to clean off any dirt from the

shading boards at the front and back of the sensor glasses.

IMPORTANT

Wipe both the top and bottom shading boards.

Wipe the rollers with a firmly wrung cloth moistened with water.

IMPORTANT

• Do not use detergent to clean the rollers, since any detergent on the rollers

could cause a feeding error.

• If you cannot freely rotate the rollers, do not force them to rotate. Just clean

the part that you can see. Forcing the rollers to rotate may cause a feeding

error.

Remove the roller unit and retard roller. (See “Removing and Attaching the

Roller Unit,” on p. 67.)

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Wipe the removed rollers with a firmly wrung cloth moistened with water.

Attach the rollers that were removed. (See “Removing and Attaching the

Roller Unit,” on p. 67.)

Close the Upper Unit slowly.

IMPORTANT

Do not force the Upper Unit to close. Doing so may damage the scanner.

Be sure that the Upper Unit is completely closed by pushing on both edges

with both hands until you hear a click.

64 Regular Maintenance

Removing and Attaching the Rollers

Follow the relevant procedure to remove and attach the roller unit and retard

roller when you clean or replace them.

IMPORTANT

Feed rollers are consumable parts. When the rollers start to wear out, paper

jams and misfeeds may occur more often. When this happens, buy a exchange

roller kit, and replace the roller unit and the retard roller.

CAUTION

Do not use excessive force when removing or attaching the

rollers. Doing so may damage them.

Roller Replacement Cycle

When the number of pages scanned exceeds 100,000, a roller replacement

message will appear when the computer is started. Buy a exchange roller kit,

and replace the roller unit and the retard roller.

IMPORTANT

• If misfeeds happen often, check the rollers for wear, and replace them if

necessary before the message is displayed.

• Be sure to reset the counter after replacing the rollers. (See “Resetting the

Counter,” on p. 65.)

• Contact your local authrized Canon dealer or service representative for

information about the exchange roller kit (roller unit and retard roller).

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Resetting the Counter

After replacing the feed rollers, reset the counter according to the following

procedure.

Click the [Start] button, point to [Settings], and then click [Control Panel].

Note

If you are using Windows XP, on the Start menu, click [Control Panel].

The [Control Panel] window is displayed.

Double-click the [Scanners and Cameras] icon.

The [Scanners and Cameras Properties] dialog box is displayed.

66 Regular Maintenance

Click on [Properties] for the scanner you are using.

Click the [Counter] tab.

Press the [Reset] button, and then make sure that the counter for the roller

being used is set to 0.

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Removing and Attaching the Roller Unit

Follow the procedure below to remove and attach the roller unit for cleaning

or replacement.

Note

When attaching the Roller Unit during installation, operate the roller fastening

lever according to the removal procedure and then attach the Roller Unit.

CAUTION

Do not use excessive force when removing or attaching the

rollers. Doing so may damage them.

Removing the Roller Unit

Pressing the OPEN Knob from both sides, raise the Upper Unit.

Move the roller lock lever towards you.

68 Regular Maintenance

Supporting the roller unit with your hand, slide the roller lock lever to the

right.

Lower the roller unit.

First detach the right side of the roller unit (q), and then remove the roller

unit (w).

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Attaching the Roller Unit

Set the roller unit onto the scanner's shaft.

Insert the protrusion of the roller unit into the groove in the scanner, and then

lift the roller unit.

Slide the roller lock lever to the left.

70 Regular Maintenance

Push the roller lock lever towards the back of the scanner to lock the roller

unit in place.

Close the Upper Unit slowly.

IMPORTANT

Do not force the Upper Unit to close. Doing so may damage the scanner.

Be sure that the Upper Unit is completely closed by pushing on both edges

with both hands until you hear a click.

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Removing and Attaching the Retard Roller

Follow the procedure below to remove and attach the retard roller for cleaning

or replacement.

Note

When attaching the Retard Roller during installation, operate the roller

fastening lever according to the removal procedure and then attach the Roller

Unit.

CAUTION

Do not use excessive force when removing or attaching the

rollers. Doing so may damage them.

Removing the Retard Roller

Pressing the OPEN Knob from both sides, raise the Upper Unit.

Remove the roller cover.

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Move the roller lock lever upward (q), and then slide it to the right (w).

Shift the retard roller to the right to remove it.

Attaching the Retard Roller

Position the retard roller so the notch in the roller is facing the scanner's shaft.

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Slide the roller lock lever to the left, and insert it into the retard roller hole.

Push the roller lock lever towards the back of the scanner to lock the retard

roller in place.

Attach the roller cover.

74 Regular Maintenance

Close the Upper Unit slowly.

IMPORTANT

Do not force the Upper Unit to close. Doing so may damage the scanner.

Be sure that the Upper Unit is completely closed by pushing on both edges

with both hands until you hear a click.

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Troubleshooting

This section describes common problems that may occur while you are using

the scanner, and how to resolve them.

Refer to the troubleshooting section related to the problem that you have

encountered.

The Scanner Does Not Turn ON ................................................. p. 75

The PC Does Not Recognize the Scanner ................................. p. 76

Scanning Is Slow ......................................................................... p. 76

Images Are Not Scanned............................................................. p. 77

Documents Do Not Feed Properly.............................................. p. 77

Resulting Scanned Images Are Not Correct ............................. p. 78

The Flatbed Scanner (Option) Does Not Work .......................... p. 79

If after consulting the above section you still cannot resolve the problem,

contact your local authorized Canon dealer or your service representative.

The Scanner Does Not Turn ON

Check the following:

• Is the power switch in the ON position? (See p. 23.)

• Is the Power Cord plugged into an outlet? (See p. 21.)

76 Troubleshooting

The PC Does Not Recognize the Scanner

The following are possible causes of the PC failing to recognize the scanner.

Check each possible cause.

Cause The scanner is not connected correctly.

Remedy Check the USB cable connections between the scanner and the

PC. (See p. 22.)

Cause The USB 2.0 interface card is not inserted in the PC

correctly.

Remedy Reseat the USB 2.0 interface card in the PC correctly, referring to

the instruction manual for the USB 2.0 interface card. Also,

confirm whether the USB interface card is recognized by the

operating system you are using.

Cause The scanner is not ON.

Remedy Refer to “The Scanner Does Not Turn On,” on p. 75 and make

sure that the scanner is turned ON. If the scanner is not turned

ON, turn it ON. (See p. 23.)

Cause The USB 2.0 interface card does not support the scanner.

Remedy Use the recommended USB 2.0 interface card. (See p. 20.)

Cause The scanner does not support the USB cable.

Remedy Use the USB cable provided with the scanner. (See p. 22.)

Cause The scanner does not support the USB HUB.

Remedy Remove the USB HUB to use the scanner. (See p. 22.)

Scanning Is Slow

The following problems might cause the scanner to be slow. Try the solutions

according to the problem.

Cause The USB 2.0 interface card does not support Hi-Speed 2.0.

Remedy Use the recommended USB 2.0 interface card. (See p. 20.)

Cause The USB 2.0 interface cable does not support Hi-Speed 2.0.

Remedy Use the USB cable provided with the scanner. (See p. 22.)

Cause The USB HUB does not support Hi-Speed 2.0.

Remedy Remove the HUB or replace it with one that supports

HI-Speed 2.0. (See p. 22.)

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Images Are Not Scanned

Check the following if the scanner does not scan an image even though the

scanning operation is being performed:

• Is the scanner correctly connected to the PC?

• Has the scanner driver been installed?

• Has the application software been installed correctly? Has the application

software been set up correctly?

• Is there a problem in the PC system?

• Is the flatbed scanner unit (option) correctly attached?

Note

• When system errors result in the scanner not functioning at all, turn OFF

the scanner and wait at least ten seconds before turning it back ON.

• Make sure that the last document scanned was scanned correctly when

scanning continues.

• When using the flatbed scanner unit (option), make sure that the flatbed

scanner unit is correctly attached to the DR-2580C before scanning.

Scanning cannot be done if the flatbed scanner unit is not correctly attached

to the DR-2580C.

Documents Do Not Feed Properly

The following are possible causes of a document failing to feed properly.

Check each possible cause.

Cause Attempting to scan a document of a size, thickness, or

weight that the scanner cannot scan.

Remedy Check the size, thickness, and weight of the document. For

precautions concerning documents, see “Documents,” on p. 43.

Cause The rollers inside the scanner are dirty or worn.

Remedy Refer to page 61 and clean the rollers. If the rollers are worn,

then they need to be replaced. Contact your local authorized

Canon dealer or service representative to purchase a roller

replacement kit.

For details on how to clear jammed paper, see “Clearing a Paper Jam,” on

p. 55.

78 Troubleshooting

Resulting Scanned Images Are Not Correct

If the resulting scanned images are not crisp, if there are lines or spots on the

images, or if there is some other problem with scanned images, likely causes

are listed below. Check each item and take the appropriate action.

Cause The sensor glass or the rollers inside the scanner are dirty.

Remedy Clean the sensor glass and rollers as described on p. 61.

Cause The scanner’s internal platen glass is scratched.

Remedy Contact your local authorized Canon dealer or service

representative.

Cause The application software is not set up properly for

scanning.

Remedy Check the scanning related settings, such as brightness in the

application software.

For example, if the document cannot be scanned at all, it is

possible that the brightness setting is too high. If the resulting

scanned images are too dark, it is possible that the brightness

setting is too low.

Cause The scanner driver or application software is not running

normally.

Remedy If the software is set properly for scanning and scanning is still

not possible, it is possible that the scanner driver or the

application software is not running normally. Reinstall the

scanning driver or the application software. For details on how to

install the scanner driver, see “Installing the ISIS/TWAIN

Driver,” on p. 28. For details on how to install the application

software, refer to the application software instruction manual.

Cause Attempting to use a function of the DR-2580C that is not

supported by the application software.

Remedy Some application software may not support certain functions,

such as automatically detecting the paper size or changing the

scanning mode/resolution through the scan panel. Using such

application software for scanning may yield abnormal scanning

results. Try scanning without using functions such as automatic

paper size detection or margins settings.

If problems with the scanned images persist even after trying these solutions,

then contact your local authorized Canon dealer or service representative.

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The Flatbed Scanner (Option) Does Not Work

Operational failure of the optional flatbed scanner unit can be caused by any

of the reasons described below. Try the solution according to the problem.

Cause The ISIS/TWAIN scanner is set to something other than

Flatbed.

Remedy Set the ISIS/TWAIN driver to Flatbed. Refer to Help for the

ISIS/TWAIN Driver for information about the ISIS/TWAIN

Driver settings.

Cause The interface connector is not connected.

Remedy Check the connections between the DR-2580C and the flatbed

scanner unit.

Cause The DR-2580C is not installed correctly.

Remedy Check the document size, thickness, and paper type. Remove the

DR-2580C scanner and then reinstall it correctly.

Cause The hook is not correctly attached to the DR-2580C.

Remedy Remove the DR-2580C scanner and then reinstall it correctly.

Cause The DR-2580C scanner was installed without removing the

transport locks.

Remedy Remove the DR-2580C scanner and remove the transport locks.

For information about removing the flatbed scanner unit, see the manual that

comes with it.

80 Specifications

Specifications

Type Desktop sheetfed scanner

Scanning Document Specifications

Width: 53 mm to 216 mm

Length: 70 mm to 355.5 mm

Weight: Using the U-Turn Path

(separated documents) 52 to 128 g/m2(0.06 mm to 0.15 mm)

(nonseparated documents) 42 to 157 g/m2(0.05 mm to 0.2 mm)

Weight: Using the Straight Path

(separated documents) 42 to 157 g/m2(0.05 mm to 0.2 mm)

(nonseparated documents) 42 to 157 g/m2(0.05 mm to 0.2 mm)

Business cards are supported (excluding embossed cards).

Size: 53.9 mm x 85.5 mm

Thickness: 0.76 ± 0.08 mm

Document Feeding Method Automatic/Manual

Scanning Method Contact image sensor

Light Source LED

Scanning Side Simplex/Duplex/flatbed (option)

Scanning Modes Black and white, Advanced text enhancement,

Error diffusion, 256-level grayscale, 24 bit color

Scanning Resolution 100 x 100 dpi, 150 x 150 dpi, 200 x 200 dpi

(Primary Scan Lines x Secondary Scan Lines)

240 x 240 dpi, 300 x 300 dpi, 400 x 400 dpi

600 x 600 dpi

Scanning Speed A4

Black and White Simplex

200 x 200 dpi 25 pages/minute

300 x300 dpi 25 pages/minute

600 x 600 dpi 6 pages/minute

Duplex

200 x 200 dpi 50 images/minute

300 x 300 dpi 50 images/minute

600 x 600 dpi 12 images/minute

256-level Gray Simplex

200 x 200 dpi 25 pages/minute

300 x 300 dpi 25 pages/minute

600 x 600 dpi 6 pages/minute

Duplex

200 x 200 dpi 50 images/minute

300 x 300 dpi 50 images/minute

600 x 600 dpi 12 images/minute

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Amount of paper that can be 5 mm stack, maximum

stacked in automatic feeder (50 sheets of 80 g/m2)

Interface Hi-Speed USB 2.0

Other Functions Blank page skip, job function, folio scan

Dimensions (with trays close) 81 mm x 302mm x 171 mm (W x D x H)

Dimensions (with trays open) 136 mm x 302 mm x 267 mm (W x D x H)

Weight Approximately 1.9 kg

5.7 kg with flatbed scanner unit

Power Supply DC 16 V 1.4 A

Power Consumption Scanning: 19 W maximum

27 W maximum

(with Flatbed Scanner Unit)

Standby: 6 W

Power SW OFF: 0.5 W

Noise Not more than 66 dB

Operating Environment Temperature: 10˚ C to 32.5˚ C

Humidity: 20 % to 80 % RH

AC Adaptor (100 - 240V)

Model MG1-3607

Input AC 100-240 V 50/60 Hz 0.65-0.34 A

Output DC 16 V 1.8 A

Power Supply 0.5 W max. (separate AC adaptor)

Weight Approximately 0.3 kg (including Power Cord)

24-bit Color Simplex

200 x 200 dpi 13 pages/minute

300 x 300 dpi 8 pages/minute

600 x 600 dpi 2 pages/minute

Duplex

200 x 200 dpi 26 images/minute

300 x 300 dpi 16 images/minute

600 x 600 dpi 4 images/minute

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Options

Flatbed Scanner Unit (Model: 0106B001)

Flatbed Scanner Unit for the DR-2580C scanner.

Bar code module (product code: 0434B003)

Additional software to allow the ISIS/TWAIN driver to recognize bar codes.

• Contact your local authorizde Canon dealer or service representative for detailed

information about the options.

Replacement Parts

Roller replacement kit (product code: 0106B002)

Kit to replace the feed rollers (roller unit and retard roller).

• Refer to “Removing and Attaching the Rollers,” on p. 65 for information about replacing

the rollers.

• Contact your local authorized Canon dealer or service representative for detailed

information about the replacement parts.

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External Dimensions

Units: millimeters

267

243

171

125

136

217

249

302 (Excluding protrusions)

(Document Eject Tray Extension2 is open)

(Document Eject Tray Extension is open)

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Index

AC adapter .................................................. 5

CaptuerPerfect

Install .................................................... 31

Uninstall ............................................... 34

Using .................................................... 40

Checking the Packing List ........................ 10

Cleaning

Glass ..................................................... 61

Inside .................................................... 60

Scanner ................................................. 60

Document Eject Opening ......................... 16

Document Eject Tray .......................... 15, 47

Document Eject Tray Extension ......... 15, 48

Document Eject Tray Extension2 ....... 15, 48

Document Feed Tray .......................... 15, 45

Document Guide Adapter ......................... 46

Document Guides ..................................... 15

Documents ................................................ 43

Eject Selection Lever .......................... 16, 48

Features ...................................................... 8

Feed Selection Lever ................................ 15

Feed with the Bypass mode ...................... 53

Feed with the Page Separation mode........ 50

Flatbed Scanner Unit ................................ 59

Installation Requirements ......................... 17

Interface Cards.......................................... 20

ISIS/TWAIN Driver

Install .................................................... 28

Uninstall ............................................... 34

Using .................................................... 37

Job Buttons ............................................... 15

Job Function ............................................. 58

Job Label ............................................ 16, 39

Job Tool

Using .................................................... 38

Kensington Slot ........................................ 16

Names of Parts .......................................... 15

Notes Concerning Disposal ........................ 7

Notes on Normal Handling ......................... 6

OPEN Knob .............................................. 15

Option Connector ..................................... 16

Paper Jam ................................................. 55

Placing a Document for Scanning ............ 50

Power connector ....................................... 16

Power Indicator ........................................ 15

Power Switch ............................................ 16

Regular Maintenance ................................ 60

Retard Roller ............................................ 71

Roller

Replacement Cycle .............................. 64

Resetting the Counter ........................... 65

Roller Unit ................................................ 67

Scanner

Preparation ........................................... 45

Installation Procedure .......................... 19

Recognizing ......................................... 24

Straight Path ............................................. 49

Scanning Folio .......................................... 59

Specifications ........................................... 80

AC Adaptor .......................................... 81

External Dimensions ............................ 83

Options ................................................. 82

Replacement Parts ................................ 82

Scanner ................................................. 80

Troubleshooting ........................................ 75

Upper Unit ................................................ 15

USB Connector ......................................... 16

U-Turn Path .............................................. 48

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