Kodak I7300 - Manual (Page 51)

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Searching for a preset
image address The scanner is set to count the first image mark on a roll of film as 1 or
1.0 or 1.0.0 (depending on the number of levels in the image address). If
the first image on the film has an image address or sequence number
other than 1 or 1.0 or 1.0.0, you can use the Set A or Set B function on
the keypad to specify the starting sequence number. To do this:
1. Insert the roll of film you want to search.
2. Enter the starting sequence number (or image address) that is
listed on the film storage box. For example: the first image on the
roll is sequence number 3.0.0.
NOTE: If the sequence number (or image address) is not
documented, it may be imprinted next to the image on film,
as shown below. Select the + key on the keypad. The film
will advance to the first image. If the sequence number is
available, use it as the beginning point to search for the
actual image you want to retrieve.
3. Select Set A or Set B (depending on the film format being used).
For more information, see “The Image Retrieval keypad” in Chapter
2.
4. Enter the image address of the image you want to retrieve and
select Srch.
Image address or
Sequence No.