1. Test overview.

This test is used to check that the perforations of film APS are in a choosen window, so that the scanner can initialise the image framing correctly (in APS the framing of the images is done on the perforations).
For that, the scanner will scan a film, and will work out the position of the perforations. If those are in the search window, framing will be done correctly.
If the position of the perforation is not correct, the framing of APS images may not work.

2. Test conditions.

This test relates to the APS film carrier inserted in the scanner.
The APS film carrier must be inserted in the scanner to carry out this test.
Film APS Colour Target Film must be used for this test (ref. 070 100 416A):
The acceptance of the test is automatic.
No parameter is saved.

3. Pre-requirements.

• APS Command Leds Test is accepted to ensure that the LEDS light up the CCD correctly.
• 135 CodBar Lens Test is accepted to ensure that the lens barcode is well adjusted.

4. Réalisation du test.

Click on Run to excute the test. A message will appear asking to insert the APS Colour target film. When the film is inserted, click on OK.
The scanner will scan the film then will display an image mixing :

• Scanned images through the principal lens.
• Scanned perforations through the barcode lens (at the bottom and in red).

To determine the position of the perforations, the user must position a first cross at the bottom of RGB image, then a second cross at the top of the perforation (zoom if nedded for more precison). The distance between the 2 crosses is controlled and determine the position of the perforation.
Click on OK to exit the window, the result of the test is displayed on the screen.

5. Test acceptance.

the test is accepted if the found position is between 22 and 42.

6. Other affected tests.

If the adjustment is really incorrect, all tests where an image is scanned.

7. Trouble shooting.

If the test is rejected :

1. Verify that the barcode lens light up the CCD correctly : test APS Command Leds.
2. Check that the barcode lens is correctly adjusted (in 135) : test 135 CodBar Lens.