5.1.4 Set Motor Speed (4)
Press option <4> to set the motor speeds to be used for each resolution. The Resolution Index
is a common index which combines a set of parameters -- resolution (samples taken per inch),
motor speed, and the splice count.
Lower resolutions run at a faster speed than high resolutions. The motor speed is inversely
proportional to the value in the speed table. When you select this option, the menu illustrated
in Figure 5-11 will appear.
----- SET MOTOR SPEEDS -----
RESOLUTION SPEED
---------- ------
A 61D6
B 4E44
C 446A
D 3AC2
E 30EB
F 2722
G 1D56
H 1391
S : SET ANY SPEED T : TUNE RESOLUTION A SPEED
C : CALCULATE OTHER SPEEDS FROM RESOLUTION A SPEED
X : EXIT CHOICE :
Figure 5-11
Set Motor Speed Menu
The entries illustrated in the figure are typical for a CF 1000/44. You may set any speed you
wish for any Resolution Index or you can fine-tune the motor speed for Resolution Index A
and then, using that value as a reference, the system will modify all the other motor speeds for
the other Resolution Indices. Even for the same model scanners, these values may vary
slightly.
Pressing <S> for "Set any Speed" will result in the prompt, "Resolution." Press the appropriate
letter, A-E, to select the Resolution Index for which you wish to change the speed.
Upon entering the single character for the Resolution Index, the prompt "Speed" will appear.
Enter the four-digit hex value corresponding to the speed you wish to use. When you enter the
speed, the Set Motor Speeds menu will return, from which you can exit back to the Diagnostic
Tests menu.
