Manuali utente per Konica Minolta 752

Sommario

• DRY LASER IMAGER DRYPRO MODEL 752

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• Table of Contents

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  • Introduction ii

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  • Descriptions of Symbol Mark iii

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  • Descriptions on Warning Label iv

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  • Warning Label v

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  • Warning Label Location vi

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  • Safety Caution vii

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  • Precaution x

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  • 1. Name of Each Component 1

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  • 1-1. Main Body 1

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  • 1-2. Sorter LiS-752 (option) 3

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  • 2. Structure 4

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  • 3. How To Operate 5

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  • 3-1. Control Panel 5

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  • 3-2. Start-up Operation 6

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  • 3-3. Shut-down Operation 8

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  • 3-4. Film Loading 11

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  • 4. Maintenance Mode 16

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  • 4-1. Function of Maintenance Mode 16

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  • 4-2. Switching Maintenance Mode 17

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  • 4-3. How To Operate Maintenance Mode 18

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  • 5. Troubleshooting 47

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  • 5-1. Error Display and Remedy 47

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  • 5-2. Resetting Errors 49

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  • 5-3. Removing Jam 52

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  • 5-4. When Film Fails to be Loaded 61

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  • 6. Service and Maintenance 65

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  • 6-1. Periodical Maintenance and Inspection 65

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  • 6-2. Replacing FILTER 66

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  • 6-3. Service and Maintenance Schedule 67

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  • 7. Specifications 69

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  • Appendix 71

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  • HANDLING AND STORAGE OF DRY FILM 72

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  • Introduction

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    • Thank you for purchasing Dry Laser Imager DRYPRO model 752. The Dry Laser Imager DRYPRO model 752...

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      • 1)

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      • Realizing super-sharpened images with the pixel size of 40 mm (min.)

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      • 2)

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      • Newly developing film that is most suitable for the imager and CR

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      • 3)

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      • Supporting 12-bit image input

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      • 4)

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      • Rendering high-quality images with advanced image interpolation processing technology

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      • 5)

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      • Installing the auto density control function for stabled image output

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      • 1)

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      • Shortening waiting time for output by high-speed processing capability (120 sheets / hour)

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      • 2)

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      • Simultaneously loading different sizes and types with the two trays

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      • Direct connection to diagnostic devices with DICOM communications function securing expandability...

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  • Descriptions of Symbol Mark

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    • Symbol mark

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    • Descriptions of symbol mark

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      • Attention

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      • Consult accompanying document.

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      • Protective earth (ground)

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      • OFF (power: disconnection from the mains)

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      • ON (power: connection to the mains)

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      • ON (only for a part of equipment)

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      • Alternating current

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  • Descriptions on Warning Label

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    • l Caution labels imply the degree of the risk that may arise from incorrect use of this product.

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    • l There are three degrees of caution labels, and each is used depending on the level of risk and ...

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    • If failed to avoid the risk, this implies the imminent danger level that may lead to serious inju...

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    • If failed to avoid the risk, this implies the danger level that may lead to serious injury includ...

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    • If failed to avoid the risk, this implies the danger level that may lead to moderate damage or li...

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    • Risk of Damage

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    • High

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    • Low

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    • Bodily injury

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    • (and damage to property)

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    • Loss of life or serious injury

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    • (Damage is serious)

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    • DANGER

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    • WARNING

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    • Moderate damage or light injury

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    • (Damage is light)

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    • WARNING or CAUTION

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    • CAUTION

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    • Damage to property only

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    • CAUTION

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  • Warning Label

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  • Warning Label Location

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  • Safety Caution

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    • Before operating this device, be sure to read Safety Caution.

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    • Be sure to observe the safety cautions described here as they are very important for safety.

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    • n Cautions on installation

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    • n Cautions on transporting, storing temporally, and servicing

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    • n Cautions on use

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  • Precaution

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    • n Disposal Precaution

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      • The DRYPRO 752 itself.

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      • 2)

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      • The packaging materials for DRYPRO 752.

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      • 3)

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      • The photosensitive materials used on the DRYPRO 752.

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      • 4)

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      • The lead and lithium batteries inside the DRYPRO 752, which can be hazardous and must be disposed...

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    • n Precaution on Installation Location

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      • Install the device in a location where it is not exposed to water.

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      • 2)

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      • Install the device in a location where it is not exceed the temperatures or atmospheric pressure ...

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      • Install the device in a location where it is not exposed to direct sunlight.

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      • Install the device in a flat place.

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      • Install the device where there is no likelihood of being given by vibration or impact.

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      • 6)

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      • Install the device in a location where there is no likelihood of being adversely affected by chem...

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  • 1. Name of Each Component

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• 1-1. Main Body

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  • 1-2. Sorter LiS-752 (option)

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    • 2. Structure

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      • (1) Supply section

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        • Picks up each sheet of film from the tray unit, and sends to the descent transport section.

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      • (2) Descent transport section

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        • Sends the picked-up film in the supply section to the position control section.

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      • (3) Position control section

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        • Aligns the film sent from the descent transport unit horizontally, and sends it to the exposure s...

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      • (4) Exposure section (a: Subscan unit, b: Optical unit)

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        • Performs a laser scanning in synchronization with the film transport and prints an image on the f...

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      • (5) Elevator transport section

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        • Sends the film to the HPRO (Heat Processing) section after the exposure.

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      • (6) HPRO (Heat Processing) section

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        • Processes the exposed film by heating.

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      • (7) Cooling/Discharge section

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        • Cools the heat-processed film and discharges it.

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      • (8) Air-cooling section

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        • Remove the odor generated by heat-processing with a filter.

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      • (9) Electrical control section

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        • Consists of the power supply unit for supplying the power to the device and the control unit for ...

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      • (10) Control panel

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        • Operates and makes settings of the device.

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      • (11) Sorter (option)

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        • Discharges the film discharged from the main body into the specified bin.

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    • 3. How To Operate

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      • The operation, control and settings of this device can be made by using the control panel located...

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• 3-1. Control Panel

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  • (1) ON LINE/OFF LINE Indication

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    • Displays the ON LINE/OFF LINE status of the device.

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  • (2) Message Column

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    • Displays the status of the device.

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    • READY Ready for print

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    • PRINTING In print process

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    • WARMINGUP During warming-up

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    • MAINTENANCE Maintenance mode

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  • (3) Information of Loaded Film

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    • Displays film type, size, number of remaining films in the upper and lower trays respectively.

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    • Size

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    • Film type

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    • No. of remaining films

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    • 14 x 17

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    • B (SD-P)

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    • 14 x 14

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    • C (SD-PC)

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    • 11 x 14

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    • DRB (DR-P)

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  • (4) PRINT QUEUE

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    • Displays the number of films waiting to be printed.

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  • (5) OPERATION OFF Key

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    • Turns the power OFF and stops the operation.

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  • (6) ON/OFF LINE Key

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    • Switches connected/disconnected (ON LINE/OFF LINE) to/from the diagnostic device for communications.

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  • (7) MAINTENANCE Key

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    • Switches to the maintenance mode to change the settings and perform the inspection. This key appe...

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  • (8) FILM SET / TRAY OPEN / CALIBRATION Key

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    • The FILM SET key opens the tray when the film tray becomes empty. (Refer to page 11 for details.)...

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    • The CALIBRATION key is displayed to prompt you to perform density correction when [MESS] is selec...

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  • (9) ERROR RESET Key

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    • Resets the device when an error occurs. This key appears only when an error occurs. (Refer to pag...

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  • (10) COVER OPEN Key

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    • Opens the front cover when film jams occur. This key appears only when film jams occur. (For remo...

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  • (11) FILTER EXCHANGE Key

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    • This key appears when the FILTER has to be replaced. The procedure for replacing the FILTER appea...

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  • (12) SORTER COVER Key

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    • Displayed when a film jam occurs in the sorter (option). Displays the procedure for removing film...

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  • (13) PREVENTIVE MNT Key

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    • Displayed when the periodical maintenance inspection period comes. (Refer to page 67 for periodic...

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  • 3-2. Start-up Operation

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  • 3-3. Shut-down Operation

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    • Different confirm screens appear when the START TIMER is set to ON and when not set.

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    • If START TIMER is not set to ON, when you touch [OPERATION OFF] on the normal screen, the confirm...

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      • Touching [CANCEL] will go back to the normal screen.

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      • The FILTER fan functions for approx. 2 hours until the HPRO (heat processing) section is cooled d...

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        • Operation OFF message

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        • (Start Timer ON)

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    • If START TIMER is set to ON, when you touch [OPERATION OFF] on the normal screen, the time at whi...

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      • Touching [CANCEL] will go back to the normal screen. When START TIMER is set to ON, the device wi...

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        • Standby mode message

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        • Restart confirm message

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  • 3-4. Film Loading

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    • The message showing the tray being opened appears.

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      • Message for tray being opened

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    • Then, the empty tray pops out slightly, and the screen showing the procedure for loading the film...

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      • Film loading screen

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      • Film data reading message

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    • When the tray goes into the back completely, the message appears. Then, the message of NOW READIN...

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    • After reading the barcode is complete, the film of the calibration pattern for the auto density c...

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      • Power failure message

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    • 4. Maintenance Mode

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• 4-1. Function of Maintenance Mode

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  • The following shows the maintenance items that can be selected/executed in the maintenance mode.

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  • No.

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  • Display

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  • Description

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  • START TIMER

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    • Sets the START TIMER function to ON/OFF, and sets the start-up time for each day.

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    • The START TIMER screen will appear. (Refer to page 18.)

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  • TIME SET

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    • Sets the time of the clock of the device. The TIME SET screen will appear. (Refer to page 19.)

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  • PREVIOUS PRINT

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    • Re-prints the saved data that has been already printed out (PREVIOUS data).

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    • The PREVIOUS PRINT screen will appear. (Refer to page 20.)

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  • CALIBRATION

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    • Prints the calibration sheet and corrects the density on the film. (Refer to page 24.)

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  • TEST PRINT

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    • Prints out the SMPTE pattern to control the density.

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    • The TEST PRINT screen will appear. (Refer to page 26.)

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  • COVER OPEN

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    • Open the front cover. (Refer to page 30.)

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  • PANEL ADJUST

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    • Adjusts the LCD contrast, the brightness of the backlight, and the touch area in the touch panel.

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    • The PANEL ADJUST screen will appear. (Refer to page 31.)

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  • QUEUE CLEAR

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    • Clears the data queued in the device that has not been printed yet.

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    • The QUEUE CLEAR screen will appear. (Refer to page 33.)

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  • COLD START

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    • Cold-starts (re-start) the device. (Refer to page 35.)

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  • FILM DATA

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    • Confirms the sum of film. Sets the types of film to be counted, and date on which film is counted...

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  • PRINT CONDITION

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    • Sets the print preferences for each of the connected diagnostic devices. (Refer to page 38.)

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  • USER LUT

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    • Creates user's own LUT curve, and applies it to the diagnostic device. (Refer to page 43.)

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  • FILMSET RETRY

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    • Used when the film fails to be loaded. (Refer to page 61.)

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  • POWER SAVE

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    • Sets the power saving function of the device. (Refer to page 45.)

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  • 4-2. Switching Maintenance Mode

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    • ON LINE displayed on the upper-left corner of the screen changes to OFF LINE, and [MAINTENANCE] a...

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    • The maintenance menu (MAINTENANCE) screen listing the maintenance items appears.

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    • The set screen or messages that correspond to the selected item appears. For details on how to op...

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    • Touching [EXIT] on the maintenance menu screen will exit the device from the maintenance mode, an...

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  • 4-3. How To Operate Maintenance Mode

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    • Setting the START TIMER function will start up the device from the Standby status automatically, ...

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      • The START TIMER screen will appear. The key on the right of each day shows the ON/OFF of the STAR...

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      • Touching [OFF] clears the START TIMER function. The selected key will be highlighted. The key on ...

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      • Touching the key again displays [OFF].

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      • The setting becomes valid, and the maintenance menu screen re-appears. When you touch [CANCEL], t...

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    • Follow the procedure below to set the date and time for the clock in the device. Set the time zon...

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      • The TIME SET screen will appear. The keys of DATE on the TIME SET screen show the date (D), month...

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      • The selected key will be highlighted.

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      • The month (M) key shows each month in abbreviation (JAN to DEC) every time you touch the [s] / [t...

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      • "64" is code No. of time zone of Japan.

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      • If any number other than "64" appears, display code No. "64" next to TIME ZONE by touching [s] / ...

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      • For details on the area and code No. of time zone, refer to Appendix at the end of this manual (p...

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      • If [OFF] is not highlighted, touch [OFF] to highlight.

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      • The setting becomes valid, and the maintenance menu screen re-appears. When you touch [CANCEL], t...

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    • In this device, as the data that has already been printed is stored in the inner hard disk, re-pr...

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    • Follow the procedure below to re-print.

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      • The PREVIOUS PRINT screen (diagnostic device select screen) will appear. The names of the connect...

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      • The selected diagnostic device name will be highlighted. When 10 or more diagnostic devices are c...

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      • The print page set screen will appear.

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      • In order to input the page No., touch the box on the right of [PAGE NO.], then touch the numeric ...

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      • The procedure for inputting the print count is the same as the one for inputting the page No.

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      • The print data on the specified page will be queued. If the specified page has been already delet...

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      • The LUT select screen will appear.

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      • The selected LUT name will be highlighted.

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      • The print preference set screen (2/3) will appear.

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    • SMOOTH TYPE

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    • Settings

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      • OFF

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      • Does not perform the magnification interpolation.

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      • Performs the Biliner interpolation.

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      • Performs the Cubic Spline interpolation.

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      • Increasing the value will smooth an image greater.

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      • Does not perform the magnification interpolation. But prints out in the MAGNIFICATION setting. Wh...

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        • The print preference set screen (3/3) will appear.

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        • The printing data on the specified page will be queued and the print page set screen will re-appe...

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        • If you wish to print the data from another diagnostic device, touch to display the PREVIOUS PRINT...

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        • When the normal screen re-appears, the data on the specified page will be printed out.

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      • The device has the densitometer in the cooling/discharge section, which allows you to control the...

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        • The message for selecting the tray will appear.

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        • The print data in the calibration sheet will be queued, and the maintenance menu screen will re-a...

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        • If you wish to perform density correction for the other tray, repeat from Step (1).

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        • When the normal screen re-appears, the film in the selected tray is transported and the calibrati...

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        • The DRYPRO has the automatic density calibration function that perform the density calibration au...

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      • Follow the procedure below to print out the SMPTE pattern in the device used for density control....

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        • The message for selecting the tray will appear.

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        • The confirm screen will appear. (Proceed to Step (13).)

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        • The TEST PRINT CH screen (diagnostic device select screen) will appear. The names of the connecte...

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        • The selected diagnostic device name will be highlighted. When 10 or more diagnostic devices are c...

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        • The LUT select screen will appear.

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        • The selected user LUT name will be highlighted.

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        • The print preference set screen (2/3) will appear.

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    • SMOOTH TYPE

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    • Settings

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      • OFF

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      • Does not perform the magnification interpolation.

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      • Performs the Biliner interpolation.

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      • Performs the Cubic Spline interpolation.

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      • Increasing the value will smooth an image greater.

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      • Does not perform the magnification interpolation. But prints out in the MAGNIFICATION setting. Wh...

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        • The print preference set screen (3/3) will appear.

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        • The confirm screen will appear.

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        • If the tray is not selected, the screen for selecting the tray in Step (2) will appear.

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        • The print data in the SMPTE pattern will be queued, and the maintenance menu screen will re-appear.

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        • Touching [CONDITION SET UP] allows you to redo the print preference settings. (Steps (4) through ...

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        • When the normal screen re-appears, the film in the selected tray is transported and the SMPTE pat...

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        • Each frame of the SMPTE pattern for this device which is printed out by TEST PRINT consists of 16...

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          • 16-step wedge

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      • When the front cover is required to open for some reasons including removing the film jams, follo...

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        • The confirm message will appear.

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        • The front cover will unlock after a while when the message of "NOW COVER OPENING PLEASE WAIT" app...

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        • While the front cover is open, the screen shown on the lower- right appears. When the front cover...

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          • Screen for procedure

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          • (Closing the front cover)

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      • Follow the procedure below to adjust the contrast of the control panel and the brightness of the ...

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        • The PANEL ADJUST screen will appear.

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        • The contrast can be changed in 32 steps. Adjust the contrast so that you can easily see the LCD.

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        • The backlight can be changed in 20 steps. Adjust the brightness so that you can easily see the LCD.

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        • The maintenance menu screen will re-appear.

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        • The touch position adjustment screen will appear.

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        • When the touch positions are adequate, a beep sounds, then the adjustment is completed displaying...

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        • Touch position adjustment is completed, and the screen returns to the PANEL ADJUST screen.

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      • Follow the procedure below to delete the data queued in the device.

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      • The print data can be cleared for each diagnostic device, or all the queued print data can be cle...

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      • Or only the data queued latest in which an error occurs can be cleared.

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      • When [ALL CHANNEL QUEUE] is selected, the print data registered by PREVIOUS PRINT or TEST PRINT o...

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        • The QUEUE CLEAR screen will appear.

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        • When you touched [CHANNEL QUEUE], the diagnostic device select screen (SCU SELECT) listing the na...

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        • When you touched [ALL CHANNEL QUEUE] or [ERROR QUEUE], the confirm message for clearing will appear.

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        • [ERROR QUEUE] should be used when [ERROR RESET] cannot be used on the normal screen. (Refer to pa...

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        • The confirm message for clearing will appear.

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        • When 10 or more diagnostic devices are connected, touch [s] / [t] before touching a diagnostic de...

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        • When you touch [ALL CHANNEL QUEUE] on Step (2), all the printing data are cleared.

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        • When you touched [CHANNEL QUEUE] in Step (2), the printing data sent from the diagnostic device s...

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        • If you wish to cancel deleting, touch [CANCEL].

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      • The COLD START function re-starts the device.

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        • The confirm message will appear.

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        • The message of processing will appear, and the device will re- start. All the queued print data t...

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      • The sum of film can be confirmed. The film count can be confirmed for each of days, weeks, and mo...

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        • Follow the procedure below to confirm the film count.

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          • The film count data screen (FILM DATA) listing the film count data by date will be displayed. The...

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          • Touching on the upper part of the list will display the next page of the film count data. When to...

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            • Weekly film count

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        • Follow the procedure below to set the film count preferences.

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          • The FILM DATA SETUP screen will appear.

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          • The setting becomes valid, and the film count data screen re- appears. If you wish to cancel the ...

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      • The print preferences are set for each of the diagnostic devices. Follow the procedure below to s...

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        • The print preference set screen (PRINT CONDITION) listing the name of the connected diagnostic de...

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        • The selected diagnostic device name will be highlighted.

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        • When 10 or more diagnostic devices are connected, touch [s] / [t] to scroll the list of the diagn...

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        • The LUT select screen (1/7) will appear.

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        • The selected user LUT name will be highlighted.

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        • For the LUT to be applied on the diagnostic device, you can select one from 8 user LUTs.

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        • It is necessary to copy and set the user own LUT or the LUT recommended by Konica. (Refer to "Set...

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        • The print preference set screen (2/7) will appear.

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    • SMOOTH TYPE

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    • Settings

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      • OFF

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      • Does not perform the magnification interpolation.

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      • Performs the Biliner interpolation.

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      • Performs the Cubic Spline interpolation.

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      • Increasing the value will smooth an image greater.

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      • Does not perform the magnification interpolation. But prints out in the MAGNIFICATION setting. Wh...

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        • The print preference set screen (3/7) will appear.

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        • The print preference set screen (4/7) will appear.

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        • The print preference set screen (5/7) will appear.

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        • The item displayed in the highlighted key will be printed as the stamp.

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        • The keypad screen for inputting characters will appear.

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        • The screen on the right shows the example of characters to be input.

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        • Selects the position at which the stamp is printed from the four keys. The stamp will be printed ...

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        • The print preference set screen (6/7) will appear.

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        • The print preference set screen (7/7) will appear.

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        • Each time you press the key, it will be highlighted and displayed in normal.

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        • The print preferences set in this device are prioritized for the item displayed in the highlighte...

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        • The message asking whether or not to save the settings appears.

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        • The setting becomes valid, and the maintenance menu screen re-appears. If you wish to cancel the ...

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        • This device has LUTs recommended by Konica which are suitable for each type of diagnostic devices...

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          • The selected user LUT name will be highlighted.

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          • Up to 8 kinds of user LUTs can be set.

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          • The LUT copy screen will appear.

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          • The name of the LUT that is suitable for the selected diagnostic device appears on the eight keys...

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          • The selected LUT name will be highlighted.

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          • The LUT information selected in Step (4) will be copied on the user LUT selected in Step (1), the...

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      • Although this device has the LUT that is suitable for the diagnostic device at shipping, you also...

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        • The user LUT create screen (USER LUT) listing the name of the connected diagnostic devices will a...

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        • The selected diagnostic device name will be highlighted.

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        • When 10 or more diagnostic devices are connected, touch [s] / [t] to scroll the list of the diagn...

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        • The user LUT select screen will appear.

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        • The selected LUT name will be highlighted.

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        • The LUT data screen (next page) will appear. By touching [LUT LIBRARY] instead of [DATA], the use...

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        • On the LUT data screen, the values (density x 100) of 16 points of the LUT curve are displayed. W...

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        • Touching [GRAPH] will allow you to confirm a graph of the selected LUT curve.

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        • The LUT data input screen (DENSITY) will appear.

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        • By touching [DIGITAL] / [DENSITY] on the lower part of the screen, you can input the digital valu...

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        • The setting becomes valid, and the user LUT select screen re- appears. If you wish to cancel the ...

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        • Of the screens of "USER LUT" and "PRINT CONDITION", the screen for selecting or creating the LUT ...

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      • The DRYPRO has the power saving mode that saves power consumption automatically after no data is ...

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      • Follow the procedure below to set the power saving mode.

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        • The power save set (POWER SAVE) screen will appear.

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        • [L], [M], or [H] shows the temperature in the HPRO section in the power saving mode.[L] means tha...

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        • The setting becomes valid, and the maintenance menu screen re-appears. If you wish to cancel the ...

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    • 5. Troubleshooting

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• 5-1. Error Display and Remedy

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  • The following shows the errors and the remedies displayed in this device.

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  • Error Code

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    • E4A20

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    • E4A21

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    • The front cover is open.

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    • Close the front cover.

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    • E4110

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    • E4112

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    • The film cannot be sent from the upper tray.

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    • • Pull out the upper tray, and remove jammed film. (Refer to page 53.)

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    • • When a film jam occurs when loading the film, load the film again. (Refer to page 61.)

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    • E4126

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    • The upper tray is open.

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    • Close the upper tray.

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    • E4210

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    • E4212

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    • The film cannot be sent from the lower tray.

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    • • Pull out the lower tray, and remove film jam. (Refer to page 53.)

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    • • When a film jam occurs when loading the film, load the film again. (Refer to page 61.)

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    • E4226

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    • The lower tray is open.

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    • Close the lower tray.

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    • E4111

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    • E4113

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    • E4211

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    • E4213

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    • E4310

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    • E4311

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    • E4312

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    • E4410

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    • E4411

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    • The film cannot be sent from the descent transport section.

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    • Film jams occur between the descent transport section and the exposure section.

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    • Open the front cover, and remove a jammed film. (Refer to page 54.)

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    • E4510

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    • The film cannot be sent from the elevator transport section.

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    • Film jams occur between the exposure section and the elevator transport section.

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    • Open the front cover, and remove a jammed film. (Refer to page 55.)

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    • E4511

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    • E4610

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    • E4611

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    • E4710

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    • Film remains in the HPRO (heat processing) section.

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    • Film jams occur in the HPRO (heat processing) section.

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    • Open the front cover, and remove jammed film. (Refer to page 56.)

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    • E4120

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    • E4220

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    • E4A22

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    • No FILTER exists.

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    • FILTER cannot be detected.

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    • Place FILTER.

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    • Place FILTER in the specified place correctly. (Refer to page 66.)

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    • E4810

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    • E4811

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    • Film remains in the sorter basket.

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    • Remove the film from the inlet of the sorter. (Refer to page 58.)

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    • E4812

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    • E4820

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    • The sorter cover is open.

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    • Close the sorter cover.

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  • 5-2. Resetting Errors

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    • By clearing the latest queued error, [ERROR RESET] may be activated.

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    • The QUEUE CLEAR screen will appear.

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    • The confirm message will appear.

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    • The latest queued error is cleared.

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    • When the normal screen re-appears, [ERROR RESET] may be activated.

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    • If [ERROR RESET] cannot function by clearing a queued error, follow the procedure below to re-sta...

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  • 5-3. Removing Jam

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    • Touch [TRAY OPEN] to open the tray.

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    • The screen on the right shows an example where a film jam occurs in the upper tray.

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    • The message of TRAY OPEN appears, then the tray pops out slightly. When the tray pops out, the pr...

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    • Touch [COVER OPEN] to open the front cover.

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    • The screen on the right shows an example where a film jam occurs between the exposure section (su...

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    • The front cover will unlock after the message showing COVER OPEN appears. When you open the front...

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    • Touch [SORTER COVER].

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    • The screen on the right shows an example where a film jam occurs in the sorter.

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    • After displaying the message for opening the sorter cover, the procedure of removing the sorter c...

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    • The screen on the right shows an example where the film cannot be transported from the tray and i...

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      • If the film is not protruded, shake the tray backward and foreword several times.

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      • The normal screen will re-appear after a while when the message of "PLEASE WAIT" appears. When th...

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    • The screen on the right shows the example where a film jam occurs between the decent transport se...

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      • Opening the cover to an upright position fixes it with magnets.

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      • The film in the descent transport section is transported to the position control section.

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      • The normal screen will re-appear after a while when the message of "PLEASE WAIT" appears. When th...

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    • The screen on the right shows the example where a film jam occurs between the elevator transport ...

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      • Opening the cover to an upright position fixes it with magnets.

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      • The film in the elevator transport section will return to the subscan unit.

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      • The normal screen will re-appear after a while when the message of "PLEASE WAIT" appears. When th...

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    • The screen on the right shows the example where a film jam occurs between the HPRO section (in th...

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      • The film in the HPRO unit cover is transported into the cooling / discharge section.

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      • The normal screen will re-appear after a while when the message of "PLEASE WAIT" appears. When th...

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    • The screen on the right is an example where a film jam occurs in the sorter. Follow the procedure...

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  • 5-4. When Film Fails to be Loaded

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    • Perform the procedure till Step (8) in a dark room.

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    • After closing the light shield cover, carry the tray out of a dark room.

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    • The normal screen will re-appear after a while when the message of "PLEASE WAIT" appears.

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    • The message for selecting the tray will appear.

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    • The confirm message will appear.

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    • When the normal screen re-appears, the number of film in the selected tray resets 0, being film e...

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    • After that, the film data is read in the same manner as normal film loading and the calibration p...

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    • 6. Service and Maintenance

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• 6-1. Periodical Maintenance and Inspection

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  • Dust tends to settle on the inner side of the film discharge tray, and may cause scratches on the...

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  • Clean the tray with a dry cloth or a vacuum cleaner once a month.

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  • Vacuum the air outlet once six months.

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  • Make sure that the inside of the tray is always clean.

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  • Clean the tray with a dry cloth or a vacuum cleaner each time a new film package is loaded.

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  • 6-2. Replacing FILTER

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    • The procedure for replacing the FILTER appears on the control panel.

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    • Note that the FILTER is placed in the lower position.

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  • 6-3. Service and Maintenance Schedule

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    • Cycle

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    • Service and maintenance

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    • One week

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    • First month

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    • Third month

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    • Sixth month

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    • 12th month

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    • Cleaning film discharge tray

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    • Cleaning air intake/outlet

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    • Cleaning tray

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    • Printing SMPTE pattern and checking density

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    • Replacing FILTER

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    • 10000 sheets of film printed or sixth month

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    • [FILTER EXCHANGE] displayed

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    • Cycle

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    • Service and maintenance

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    • Third month

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    • Sixth month

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    • 12th month

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    • 24th month

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    • 36th month

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    • Cleaning and inspecting the HPRO unit (opposite roller, separation claw, separation roller)

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    • Each 20000 sheets of film printed (as a guide)

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    • Cleaning air-cooling section and the surrounding of the housing

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    • Each 20000 sheets of film printed (as a guide)

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    • Cleaning cooling/discharge section and the transport guide

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    • Each 20000 sheets of film printed (as a guide)

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    • Cleaning cooling/discharge section and the transport roller

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    • Each 20000 sheets of film printed (as a guide)

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    • Cleaning cooling/discharge section and the cooling fan

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    • Each 20000 sheets of film printed (as a guide)

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    • Cleaning cooling/discharge section and the wind- proof plate

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    • Each 20000 sheets of film printed (as a guide)

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    • Cleaning off power from the cooling/discharge section and static eliminater brush

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    • Cleaning elevator transport section or HPRO entrance sensor

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    • Each 20000 sheets of film printed (as a guide)

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    • Cleaning descent transport section and adhesion roller

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    • Each 20000 sheets of film printed (as a guide)

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    • Cleaning electrical control section and cooling fan filter

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    • Replacing HPRO unit and cover non-woven cloth

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    • Each 40000 sheets of film printed (as a guide)

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    • Replacing HPRO unit or separation claw non- woven cloth

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    • Each 40000 sheets of film printed (as a guide)

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    • Replacing HPRO unit or heat insulation roller

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    • Each 40000 sheets of film printed or each three years (as a guide)

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    • Replacing air-cooling section or filter duct

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    • Each 40000 sheets of film printed (as a guide)

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    • Replacing cooling/discharge section or heat insulation roller

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    • Each 40000 sheets of film printed or each three years (as a guide)

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    • Replacing cooling/discharge section or cooling guide non-woven cloth

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    • Each 40000 sheets of film printed (as a guide)

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    • Replacing hard disk

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    • Each five years or 20000 hours

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    • Replacing UPS battery (option)

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      • Those described above are included in Maintenance Inspection. For performing Maintenance Inspecti...

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        • The items with a checkmark in the box on the left needs inspecting. The screen on the right shows...

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        • Returns to the normal screen.

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    • 7. Specifications

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      • Model Name : DRYPRO MODEL 752

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      • Model Type : Dry Laser Imager

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      • Laser Source : Semiconductor Laser

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      • Film Type : Konica Medical Imaging Film SD-P, SD-PC, DR-P

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      • Film Size : 14" x 17"

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      • 14" x 14"

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      • 11" x 14"

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      • The film sizes of 14" x 17", 14" x 14", and 11" x 14" are set at installation.

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      • Number of film : Actual No. 125 sheets, 127 sheets in package

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      • Of two sheets of film, one for calibration and one for dummy film

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      • Interface (IN) : Ethernet 10base- T/100base- TX

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      • Protocol : DICOM Print Management

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      • Ports (IN) : 16 ports max.

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      • Main Memory : 128MB (standard)

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      • Image Memory : Hard Disk 20GB (standard)

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      • Print Memory 256MB (standard)

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      • Performance : 120 sheets/H (Continuous process of 14" x 17"-film)

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      • Dimensions (W x D x H) : 750 x 690 x 1410 mm (29.5" x 27.2" x 55.5")

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      • Weight : Approx. 280kg (616.7 lb)

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      • Power : 100 V - 120 V ± 10% AC (single-phase) / 220 V - 240 V ± 10% AC (single- phase), 9.0 A - 7...

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      • Heat Generation : Approx. 950kJ/H (226kcal/H)

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      • Operating Condition : 15 to 30 °C (59 to 86 °F) / 30 to 70%RH (No condensation)

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      • Storage and Transport Condition : -20 to 60 °C (-4 to 140 °F) / 20 to 90%RH (No condensation)

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      • Noise Level : 55dB or less

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      • Control Panel : LCD with a touch panel

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      • Film Supply : Tray

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      • Number of Trays : 2 trays

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      • Image Data Input : 8 bits (256 steps) or 12 bits (4096 steps) (depending on the image signal of t...

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      • Output Gradation : 16384 levels (14 bits)

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      • Image Mode : Pixel replication / Function interpolation

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      • Pixel Size : Optical scan / 40 to 80 µm, Variable, Subscan / 40 µm fixed

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      • : (The recorded pixel size depends on the number of pixels and the format in the diagnostic device.)

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      • Image Matrix :

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      • Image Format : 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 12, 15, 16, 20, 24, 25, 30, 35, 36, 42, 48, 54, 56, 60, 63, 64

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      • Positive/Negative : Available

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      • Trim : Available

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      • Border : Black or Clear

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      • Stamp : Printed in one line on film (selectable among upper, lower, right, and left parts on film)

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      • Density Correction : Included in the device

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      • Start Timer : Date/Time

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      • Safety Standards : IEC60601- 1- 2, IEC60601- 1, IEC60825

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      • Remarks : KONICA DRYPRO 752 is produced in factories that have been certified to be in compliance...

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      • Accessories : Power cable, Cutter (for film loading) x 2, Operation manual, A set of film size ch...

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      • Optional Equipment : Konica Printlink (II), FILTER, Sorter, UPS (Lead rechargeable battery)

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      • Model name : LiS-752

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      • Dimensions (W x D x H) : 376 x 628 x 1695 mm (14.8" x 24.7" x 66.7")

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      • Weight : Approx. 71kg

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      • Power source : Supplied by DRYPRO

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      • Number of bins : 5

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      • Film size : 14" x 17", 14" x 14", 14" x 11"

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      • No. of film stored : 50 sheets (max.)/bin

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      • - The specifications above subject to change without a notice.

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