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PP3-B506E Fir st Edition INSTR UCTION MANU AL PICTROGRAPHY 4500N [ INSTR UCTION MANU AL ] DIGIT AL IMA GE PRINTER PICTR OGRAPHY 4500N UC T ype ~ Ref.No .PP3-B506E TD-04.2-FG Printed in Japan Printed on Recycled Paper No. 14, L.O.B. No. 4, P.O.Box 17212, Jebel Ali, Dubai, U.
INTR ODUCTION Thank you f or choosing the Pictrograph y 4500N. The Pictrograph y 4500N consists of the machine main body , photosensitiv e material (donor), and receiv er (paper). It is an easy-to-operate full-color digital printer which provides v er y high image quality .
Laser Radiation Safety Notes on Laser Safety <Laser Radiation Saf ety> This product is a Class I laser de vice for which biological hazards hav e not been established. Heed all war nings that appear in device labels or in the Instruction Manual.
Laser W arning Labels #1 #1 #2 #2 #2 #2 #2 Label #2 Visible and invisible laser radiation when open and interlock defeated. A VOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM Label #1 Visible and invisible laser radiation when open.
ABOUT THIS MANU AL ● Oper ations to be perf or med by the operator are indicated b y step numbers 1, 2, 3, and so on, whereas operations carried out b y the machine are marked ★ . [Example] 1. Operate the Host Computer to star t printing. ★ The message changes to "Data Busy".
SECTION 1 GENERAL PRECA UTIONS SECTION 2 COMPONENT NAMES AND FUNCTIONS SECTION 3 OPERA TING PR OCEDURES SECTION 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL SECTION 5 MAINTENANCE SECTION 6 DONOR/RECEIVER J AM.
Contents SECTION 1 GENERAL PRECA UTIONS .............................................................................. 1 1.1 Operating En vironment ......................................................................................... 2 1.2 Room Conditions .
Contents 4.15 Network Setting .................................................................................................... 68 4.15.1 Setting Using the Operation P anel ............................................................ 68 4.15.2 Setup Using Utility .
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1 SECTION 1 GENERAL PRECA UTIONS Bef ore using this product, read and understand this section thoroughly . Saf ety precautions include WARNING and CA UTION. Supplementary explanations f or operations are indicated as IMPOR T ANT or NO TE. W ARNING: Indicates a situation which, if not av oided, ma y result in death or serious injur y to personnel.
2 1.1 Operating En vironment General Precautions ● F ollow the instructions provided in this man ual only . W ARNING: ● Use the indicated v oltage only . Do not use an e xtension cord with an insufficient pow er rating or serially connected extension cords as fire or electrical shock ma y result.
3 1 GENERAL PRECA UTIONS CA UTION: ● Do not drink water in the w ater bottle or give it to animals . ● When clearing a jam, do not touch the ther mal processing unit after opening it. The ther mal processing unit is v er y hot. ● When the machine is not to be used f or a long time (as during a vacation), unplug the pow er cord f or saf ety .
4 1.2 Room Conditions F or nor mal and saf e operation, install the machine in the f ollowing environment. ● Te mperature: 15 ° C to 28 ° C (F ree from moisture condensation) If the temperature in the room is o v er 28 ° C or under 15 ° C, proper pr inting quality ma y not be assured.
5 1 GENERAL PRECA UTIONS 1.3 Installation Space Secure the amount of space shown belo w to ensure the proper operation, replacement of consumables , and maintenance of the machine. IMPORT ANT : There is a v ent at the rear of the machine. Provide a minim um clearance of 8 in.
6 1.4 Electrical Hookup ● Connect the pow er plug directly into a 120V ± 10 V, 60 Hz grounded outlet (3-pin) which has a po wer rating of 15 A or more . W ARNING: ● DO NO T USE a two-pin power outlet which is not g rounded, as an electr ical shock ma y result when shor t circuiting occurs.
7 1 GENERAL PRECA UTIONS ● Use the donors and receiv ers specified belo w . Donors Name Abbre viation Size Remarks 323 mm x 92 m Base: Paper (Equivalent to 182 Doub le Letter W ide sheets) 305 mm x .
8 ● When storing the donor (the donor magazine) or receiver (the receiv er magazine), place it in a horizontal position. If stored in an upr ight position, the donor/receiv er roll ma y become loose and impossible to pull out of the magazine .
9 1 GENERAL PRECA UTIONS ● When storing an unsealed magazine (D or R), place it in a cool dark place. It is recommended that the donor/receiv er leading end be retained with a rub ber band to prev ent it from being wound into the magazine.
10 ● Image quality is guaranteed o v er the entire sheet e xcept f or a 0.2- in. (5-mm) boarder along each sides (0.24 in, (6 mm) in the case of Doub le Letter wide sheets). 0.2in. (5mm) (0.24in. (6mm) for Double Letter wide sheets) 0.2in. (5mm) (0.
11 1 GENERAL PRECA UTIONS 1.6 Duplication Restrictions The possession of duplication equipment does not automatically entitle the owner to mak e copies. There are cases where legal restrictions are enforced. CA UTION: ● There are items whose duplication is prohibited by la w .
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13 SECTION 2 COMPONENT NAMES AND FUNCTIONS 2.1 Ov er view .......................................................................... 14 2.2 Operation P anel ............................................................... 16 2.3 Alar m ................
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15 2 COMPONENT NAMES AND FUNCTIONS 2.1 Ov er vie w Number Name Function 1 F ront Door Is opened to replace magazine or water , or to clear a donor/receiv er jam. 2 W ater Bottle Contains the water to be applied to the donor . 3 Receiver Magazine Compar tment Contains the receiver magazine .
16 Number Name Function 1 Tr ansfer Monitor Indicates by LEDs the processing state of the donor and receiv er. Alsming and errors related to the donor , receiver , water , and water filter . 2 ONLINE indicator lamp Lights when the machine is online and goes off when it is offline.
17 2 COMPONENT NAMES AND FUNCTIONS Number Name Function 5 + ke y / – ke y Press to enter the v alue for each parameter , including pr int size and color control. 6 MODE ke y PREV k ey: Press to return to the previous menu. NEXT key: Press to proceed to the ne xt menu.
18 2.3 Alarm ● An alarm sounds under the following conditions . ● The type of alar m depends on the machine condition. Alarm sound Machine condition Beep (a single shor t beep) ● The machine has accepted a k ey entry . Beep-beep-beep-beep , beep-beep-beep-beep, ● The donor/receiver is jammed.
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20 2.4 Printing Mechanism 1. The digital image data receiv ed from the host computer is stored in the image memor y . 2. The donor is e xposed by laser while being tr anspor ted. The light quantity is controlled according to the image data. 3. The donor is cut to the specified length.
21 2 COMPONENT NAMES AND FUNCTIONS 2.5 Po wer Sa ving Mode Po wer Saving Mode When the machine is not used f or a specific duration (10, 30, or 60 minutes) f ollowing a printing operation, the machine automatically decreases the temperature of the thermal processing unit in order to reduce power consumption.
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23 SECTION 3 OPERA TING PR OCEDURE 3.1 Connecting Other De vices ............................................... 24 3.2 Machine Star tup .............................................................. 25 3.3 Printing ...................................
24 3.1 Connecting Other De vices CA UTION ● Bef ore connecting other de vices, turn all the power s witches OFF ( ). ● Mak e connection to the network when the network setting on PICTROGRAPHY 4500N has been completed. Connect the machine to other de vices using the Ether net cab le.
25 3 OPERA TING PROCDURES 3.2 Mac hine Star tup 1 . Tu rn the power s witch to the ON ( ) position. ★ The operating panel displa ys "Self Chec k" and the machine star ts the self-check. NO TE: The low er par t of the message indicates the size of the donor and the type of the receiver used.
26 3.3 Printing 1 . Use the host computer to enter the image data to be printed on the Pictrogr aph y 4500N (in online condition). ★ When the entered image data is sent from the host computer to the Pictrogr aph y 4500N, the D A T A indicator lamp star ts b linking.
27 3 OPERA TING PROCDURES 3.4 Donor Magazine Replacement ● There is a donor end detection hole on the trailing edge of the donor . When this hole is detected by the machine, the tr ailing edge is discharged as described belo w . ● When the D LED (red) lamp comes on in the transf er monitor , replace the donor magazine.
28 NO TE: Be sure to replace the donor magazine with the power s witch ON ( ). If the power s witch is OFF ( ), the machine will not detect the replacement. The D LED lamp on the transf er monitor comes on the next time the po wer switch is turned to ON ( ).
29 3 OPERA TING PROCDURES 6 . Ta ke out the core from the donor magazine and adjust the par tition to the size of the donor being used. The size of the donor corresponds to the siz e of the receiver , as shown in the tab le below . Size of donor Corresponding size of receiv er 323mm 315 mm (Double Letter Wide,etc.
30 9 . Remov e the tape secur ing the blac k light-bloc king leader and pull out the edge of the film about 0.8 in. (2 cm) from the donor magazine. Then close the cov er and lock both sides. 10. Mak e sure that the dip s witch on the donor magazine is set as f ollows .
31 3 OPERA TING PROCDURES 14. Grasp the donor's leading end and slo wly inser t the donor magazine along the guide. NO TE: Push the donor magazine all the wa y in. 15. Close the inner door and rotate the inner door loc k le ver 90 degrees cloc kwise.
32 ● There is a receiv er end detection hole on the trailing edge of the receiv er . When this hole is detected by the machine , the receiver's tr ailing edge is discharged as described below . ● Replace the receiv er magazine when the R LED on the tr ansfer monitor comes on.
33 3 OPERA TING PROCDURES 3 . Remo ve the core of the receiv er magazine and adjust the par titions to the receiv er being used. The siz e of the receiver must correspond to the donor as sho wn belo w . Size of receiv er Corresponding donor size 315 mm (Double Letter Wide,etc.
34 7 . Hold the leading edge of the receiv er and slowly inser t the receiv er magazine along the guide . NO TE: Push the receiver magazine all the w ay . 8 . Close the front upper door . ★ The message changes to "Self Chec k" and the machine star ts the self chec k.
35 3 OPERA TING PROCDURES 3.6 W ater Replacement ● The Pictrograph y 4500N uses water to accelerate de velopment. ● Replace the water in the w ater bottle when "W ar ning Change Water" is displa yed on the oper ation panel.
36 2 . Pull out the w ater supply hose and inser t it into the hole of the water coating section. 3 . Attach the stopper onto the water bottle and pull out the bottle. ★ The message changes to "W ar ning Chec k Water Bottle". IMPOR T ANT : ● Do not pull out the w ater bottle with the water supply hose inser ted.
37 3 OPERA TING PROCDURES 6 . P our water into the w ater bottle . IMPOR T ANT : ● Do not use well water . Use tap water f or drinks at a temperature of between 20 ° C and 40 ° C.
38 When the refuse (used donor) compar tment is filled with refuse, the machine indicates the necessity f or refuse disposal as f ollows. ★ The refuse LED lamp on the transf er monitor comes on and the message changes to "W ar ning Refuse Full".
39 3 OPERA TING PROCDURES 5 . Rotate the handle cloc kwise to pull out the refuse. NO TE: The refuse should be sent to the place where the donor was purchased, or kept in the donor casing or a cardboard bo x until sent to a disposal company . (See page 40.
40 Please contact your Fujifilm representativ e for details on our reclamation program. Please shred any refuse bef ore retur ning it to the Fujifilm Reclamation Center if you belie ve such refuse ma y contain confidential inf or mation.
41 3 OPERA TING PROCDURES To tur n the po wer s witch to OFF ( ), f ollo w the steps below . 1 . Mak e sure that LED lamps 1 to 10 on the transf er monitor are off . IMPOR T ANT : ● If any of the LED lamps (1 to 10) on the transf er monitor is on, wait until all receiv ers are discharged.
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43 SECTION 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL 4.1 Men u ................................................................................ 44 4.2 Ho w to Use the K e ys ....................................................... 48 4.3 Changing the Print Size .
44 4.1 Menu Counter Display Utility Donor 130sheets WaterFilter 130sheets Indicates the remaining quantity of donor. Indicates the remaining processing capability available with the water currently loaded. Paper 130sheets Displayed when OFF LINE is selected.
45 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL 4.1 Menu Brightness – 0 + Contrast – 0 + R.Balance – 0 + G.Balance – 0 + Color Matching ON1 + Adjusts the brightness of the print image. Adjusts the contract of the print image. Adjusts the color balance (Red) of the print image.
46 4.1 Menu Size – A3W + StandBy – 30min + Dot/Inch – 400 + Alarm – ON + Margin Control DISP.LANG. – ENG + Border 3 mm Precaution Setup Counter – Enable + Donor Count – 130 + Paper Count – 130 + Filter Count – 130 + Selects the paper size.
47 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL 4.1 Menu Inputs passwords used for settings. Network Setting *4 *6 *5 *5 *5 *4 *5 *6 This mark is displayed only when password is set. When DHCP/BOOTP or RARP and APIPA are enabled, this can only be displayed, not set.
48 ■ ONLINE and OFFLINE switc hing ON LINE ON LINE ON LINE condition OFFLINE condition ON LINE ON LINE key Utility DataReady400 ● Select ONLINE to mak e prints from image data sent from the host computer . ● Select OFFLINE to operate k e ys on the oper ation panel.
49 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL To change the pr int siz e, f ollow the procedure belo w . NO TE: The pr int size can be changed (betw een Double Letter and Letter) when a 305- mm donor and 279- mm receiver are set. 1 . Press the ONLINE ke y on the operation panel to s witch the machine to OFFLINE condition.
50 ● To change the time required f or the machine to s witch into the power sa ving mode*, f ollow the procedure below . ● The time can be set at 10 minutes , 30 min utes, and 60 minutes. ● The standard setting is 10 minutes . (The 10-minute setting is recommended.
51 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL To change the resolution (dpi) of the finished pr int images , f ollow the procedure belo w . The resolution can be set at 267 or 400. NO TE: F or a resolution of 267 dpi, inter polation is ex ecuted. T o obtain e xact reproduction of fine images, such as a one-dot-width line, select 400 dpi.
52 F ollow the procedure belo w to activate/deactiv ate the alar m which sounds when the W ARNING indicator on the operation panel is turned on or is blinking, and when a donor/receiv er jam occurs. 1 . Press the ONLINE ke y on the operation panel to s witch the machine to OFFLINE condition.
53 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL To adjust the position of a pr int image , f ollow the procedure below . NO TE: ● The X and Y directions with respect to the print output direction are indicated below . X: X decreases by pressing the – k ey .
54 4.7 Fine Adjustment of Print Image P osition 2 . Enter the margin in the X direction b y pressing the + ke y or – ke y . ★ Each time the + k ey or – k ey is pressed, the margin increases or decreases b y one mm. When the ke ys are held down, the v alue increases/decreases continuously .
55 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL To check the remaining quantity of the donor and receiv er and the processing capability av ailable with the currently loaded water , f ollow the procedure below . NO TE: The counters are reset when a replacement is detected.
56 ■ To c hec k the remaining pr ocessing capability availab le with the currently loaded water 7 . Press the NEXT ke y . ★ The message changes to "W ater Filter". 8 . Check the appro ximate processing capability av ailable with the currently loaded water .
57 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL To enable the donor , receiv er , and w ater filter counters and to set the quantity of remaining donor , receiv er , and w ater filter prior to replacement, follo w the procedure belo w . 4.9 Setting the Consumables Counter s 1 .
58 To set the alarm to sound when the specified remaining quantity of donor , receiver , or w ater filter is reached, f ollo w the procedure below . 4.10 Setting the Remaining Quantity of Consumables f or Alarms 1 . Press the ONLINE ke y on the operation panel to s witch the machine to OFFLINE condition.
59 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL 4.10 Setting the Remaining Quantity of Consumables f or Alar ms ■ To set the alarm level f or the remaining quantity of water filter 9 . Press the NEXT ke y . ★ The message changes to “Filter Alarm”. 10.
60 The Pictrogr aph y 4500N is equipped with the functions for calibr ation, color control, and color matching. To ensure optimum perf or mance on the Pictrograph y 4500N, each of these functions should be fully understood. ● Calibration function Maintains the color conditions on the main unit at the optimum le vel.
61 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL ■ Steps to follo w Function Item Calibration Color balance adjustment Color matching On/Off selection Brightness/contrast adjustment Purpose Calibration Color control Corrects the exposure system's characteristics and donor sensitivity so that printing is performed under constant conditions.
62 4.13 Calibration (Standar d Color Condition Setup) The printer itself can be adjusted to provide consistent prints. P erf or m a calibration (standard color condition setup) whene ver the donor is changed, or within one month after the last calibration.
63 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL ■ Measurement 1 . Align the calibration pattern with the arrow , then align it to the right-hand end of the Auto-Calibr ator inser tion inlet. Inser t the calibration pattern so that it just touches the end of the inlet.
64 To adjust the color , follo w the procedures below . ■ Color Contr ol Adjustment Items Adjustment Item Setup Range Effect on Print Image Brightness / Contrast Color balance Color matching Brightness Contrast R.
65 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL 4 . Press either the + ke y or – key to adjust the brightness. ★ Each time the + ke y or – ke y is pressed, the brightness increases or decreases by 1 le vel. When the ke ys are held down, the brightness le vel increases or decreases continuously .
66 ■ Green balance control 1 . Press the NEXT ke y . ★ The message changes to "G.Balance". 2 . Press either the + ke y or – ke y to adjust the green balance . ★ Each time the + k ey or – k ey is pressed, the green balance increases or decreases b y 1-lev el.
67 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL ■ Color matching 1 . Press the NEXT ke y . ★ The message changes to "Color Matching". 2 . Press either the + ke y or – ke y to tur n the color matching function ON or OFF . ★ When OFF is selected, the basic characteristics of the printer are used for printing.
68 4.15 Netw ork Setting The f ollowing is an e xplanation of network setting. There are 2 methods of setting the network as sho wn below . ● Set it b y using the operation panel of PG4500N. ● Set it b y installing the setting software on the connected host (PC).
69 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL 4.15 Network setting 6 . Press the SEL ke y . ★ Screen for setting DHCP/BOO TP opens. When the function of DHCP/BOO TP is to be enab led, select "Enable" using the - or + k ey and when it is to be disab led, select "Disable".
70 10. Press the NEXT k ey . ★ Screen f or setting subnet mask opens. Subnet mask currently set is displa y ed at this time. Mo ve f our figures to be changed using the SEL ke y and change numeric figures using the - or + k ey . (Numeric figures from 0 ~ 255 can be used).
71 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL 15. Press the NEXT k ey . ★ Screen f or communication mode setting will be displa yed. While the machine will be used under "A UT O" setting nor mally , change the setting when the communication speed is lowered due to the reason of pac ket lost.
72 4.15.2 Setup Using Utility A connected host (computer) could be a Windows machine or Macintosh machine . After the setting is made , be sure to tur n the pow er of PICTROGRAPHY 4500N OFF , then ON. 4.15.2.1 Setting It up on Windows This section describes how to set up this product when using in the Windows95/98, WindowsNT4.
73 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL 5 . The setup application (AdminManager) star ts up , and it shows the Ethernet address (MA C address) and the current IP address of PICTR OGRAPHY 4500N on the netw ork. (In case a subnet is being estab lished, this display ma y not be made.
74 9 . Click the [TCP/IP] tab in [Pref erences] in the [Options] menu to configure the [Broadcast Setup]. 10. Click the [Timeout] tab to configure the [Timeout Setup].
75 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL 4.15.2.2 Using in the Macintosh En vironment This section describes how to set up a Macintosh and this product to print from a Macintosh using the AppleT alk protocol. This product is f or the Macintosh/P owerMacintosh series with System 7.
76 5 . It prompts to select the language of y our pref erence. ★ Select [US English] and clic k the [OK] button. 6 . [Software License Ag reement] appears. ★ Clic k the [Agree] button. 7 . A dialog bo x to select the destination f older appears. ★ Clic k the [Next] b utton.
77 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL 9 . It searches f or PICTROGRAPHY 4500N on the network and shows it. ★ If nothing is shown, v er ify the settings of the Macintosh (the TCP/IP setting and the Zone setting f or Apple T alk,) and select [Search PICTROGRAPHY] from the [File] menu.
78 13. Select [System Status] from the [Status] menu to gather the system status. 14. If you select [IP address Setup] from the [Setup] men u with the IP address already configured, a message appears prompting y ou to select [PICTROGRAPHY Settings] from the [Setup] menu to change it.
79 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL 1 . Inser t the User Software CD-R OM into the computer's disc drive to mount the CD-R OM. ★ Double clic k the CD-ROM icon (PG45NDR V .) 2 . F our f olders appear . ★ Double clic k the "Utility" folder .
80 7 . A dialog bo x to select the destination folder appears . ★ Clic k the [NEXT] b utton. (The def ault destination folder is Macintosh HD: (logged- in user name): PICTROGRAPHY T ools.
81 4 HO W T O USE THE OPERA TION P ANEL 9 . Clic k the PICTROGRAPHY 4500N to select it. (It will be highlighted.) If it shows more than one PICTR OGRAPHY 4500N, select the one you wish to set up . Then select [PICTROGRAPHY Settings] from the [Setup] men u.
82 11. Select [Pref erences] from the [Options] menu to configure the settings. ★ Clic k the "TCP/IP" tab to configure [Broadcast Setup]. ★ Clic k the "AppleT alk" tab to configure [Network Zone] settings.
83 SECTION 5 MAINTENANCE 5.1 Regular Maintenance Progr am ........................................ 84 5.2 Side Air Filter Replacement ............................................. 85 5.3 W ater Filter Replacement ......................................
84 5.1 Regular Maintenance Pr ogram ● The regular maintenance progr am is to be conducted by the user is described below . T o keep the machine in optimum condition, be sure to perf or m the regular maintenance sho wn in the tab le below .
85 5 MAINTENABCE NO TE: Replace both air filters each time. 1 . Press the loc k section to open two air filter holders on the left-hand side. 2 . Slide the side air filter holders f orward and out from the machine. 3 . Ta ke out the old air filters and then install ne w ones.
86 When water filter replacement is needed, the f ollowing message appears. ● The " " LED lamp on the transf er monitor comes on, the message displa ys changes to "Warning Change W ater Filter", and the alarm sounds.
87 5 MAINTENABCE 3 . Remo v e the old w ater filter . NO TE: The water filter consists of the w ater filter case and w ater filter element. When replacing only the w ater filter element, do Steps 4 to 6. When replacing the entire case, skip Steps 4 to 6 and do Step 7 after Step 3.
88 8 . Align the ne w water filter notch with the holder par tition and place the new w ater filter into position. NO TE: Rotate the water filter in both directions to mak e sure that it is secured firmly . If the water filter mov es, reinser t it, making sure the notch and par tition are correctly aligned.
89 5 MAINTENABCE 5.4 A uto Calibrator White Board Cleaning 1 . Slide the whiteboard cov er on the top of the auto calibr ator tow ards the right and remov e it. 2 . Clean the whiteboard with the supplied cotton s wab . CA UTION: Ta ke care not to scratch the whiteboard.
90 5.5 Scanner Co ver Glass Cleaning If white stripes appear on the prints in the feed direction, f ollow the procedure below to clean the cov er glass. 1 . Open the front low er door . 2 . Remov e the knob and open the scanner cleaner cov er . 3 . Mov e the scanner cleaner in and out a fe w times to clean the cov er glass .
91 SECTION 6 DONOR/RECEIVER J AM CLEARING PR OCEDURES 6.1 Clearing Donor/Receiver J ams ........................................ 92 6.2 J amming at Location "1" .................................................. 94 6.3 J amming at Location "2" .
92 6.1 Clearing Donor/Receiver Jams ● If the donor or receiv er fails to be properly transpor ted during pr inting, the machine stops and the f ollowing indications are made. ● The operation panel indicates a donor/receiv er jam has occurred. ● A number or letter b links in the monitor to indicate the location of the donor/receiv er jam.
93 6 DONOR/RECEIVER J AM CLEARING PR OCEDURES Tr ansf er display Coutermeasure Remov e the magazine. Pull out the donor's leading edge about 2 cm and insert the magazine again. IMPORT ANT: If the leading edge is torn or bent, cut off the tor n or bent portion with scissors or the like .
94 6.2 Jamming at Location "1" 1 . Open the lower front door . 2 . Rotate the inner door loc k le ver 90 ° upward and open the inner door . 3 . Slowly pull out the donor magazine . NO TE: If the leading end of the donor gets caught and cannot be pulled out, push the donor magazine back in and do Steps 10 to 18.
95 6 DONOR/RECEIVER J AM CLEARING PR OCEDURES 6.2 J amming at Location "1" 6 . Hold the donor's leading end and slowly insert the donor magazine along the guide. NO TE: Inser t the donor magazine all the wa y in. IMPOR T ANT : Inser ting the magazine with the donor's leading end bent ma y cause the equipment to malfunction.
96 If the leading end of the donor gets caught and the donor magazine cannot be pulled out, do the following steps. 10. Loosen the screw securing the knob [J12], pull the manual cutter tow ards y ou, and cut off the donor . 11. Return the manual cutter to its or iginal position, and then tighten the screw securing the knob [J12].
97 6 DONOR/RECEIVER J AM CLEARING PR OCEDURES 15. Pull the latch at the top of the donor inser tion section to wards y ou, and open the top plate do wnwards. 16. Remo ve the paper remaining in the rollers at the top of the donor inser tion section. 17.
98 1 . Open the front upper door and left-hand side upper door . 2 . Rotate the "J1" knob clockwise while pushing do wn the "J2" guide to remov e the jammed donor . IMPOR T ANT : When remo ving a jammed donor or receiver , use care not to tear it.
99 6 DONOR/RECEIVER J AM CLEARING PR OCEDURES 1 . Open the front lower door , raise the thermal processing unit release le v er "J11", and slowly open the thermal processing unit to the right. NO TE: At this time, remov e any jammed receiv er .
100 5 . Close the right-side upper door and close the ther mal processing unit. 6 . Close the front upper door . 6.4 Jamming at Location "3".
101 6 DONOR/RECEIVER J AM CLEARING PR OCEDURES 1 . Open the front upper door and tak e out the receiv er magazine. 2 . Open the left-hand side upper door . 3 . Push down the "J6" guide and remo ve the jammed receiv er . IMPOR T ANT : Ta ke care not to soil the receiver when handling the re- ceiv er magazine.
102 5 . Adjust the donor so that about 0.8 in. (2 cm) protr udes from the receiv er magazine. ● Cut the leading end square . Make sure that the width of the protruding end does not vary by more than 0.12 in. (3 mm). ● Use care so that the receiv er's leading end does not slip back into the receiv er magazine.
103 6 DONOR/RECEIVER J AM CLEARING PR OCEDURES 1 . Open the front low er door , raise the ther mal processing unit release le v er "J11", and slowly open the thermal processing unit to the right. CA UTION: The ther mal processing unit is hot.
104 1 . Open the front low er door, r aise the thermal processing unit release le ver "J11", and slo wly open the ther mal processing unit to the right. CA UTION: The ther mal processing unit is hot. Do not touch the ther mal processing unit immediately after opening it.
105 6 DONOR/RECEIVER J AM CLEARING PR OCEDURES 1 . Open the front low er door , raise the ther mal processing unit release le v er "J11", and slowly open the thermal processing unit to the right. CA UTION: The ther mal processing unit is hot.
106 6 . Replace the refuse compar tment to its original position and close the front lower door . 6.8 Jamming at Locations "5 and 9".
107 6 DONOR/RECEIVER J AM CLEARING PR OCEDURES 1 . Remo ve the print tra y . 2 . Open the left-hand side lo wer door . 3 . Push up the "J10" guide to remov e the jammed receiv er .
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109 SECTION 7 TR OUBLESHOO TING GUIDE 7.1 When a Prob lem Occurs ................................................. 110 7.2 Error Code Displa y ........
110 Symptom P ossible Cause Remedial Action The power does not turn ON. (Nothing P ower s witch is not turned T ur n the pow er s witch to ON ( ). is display ed on the operation panel.) ON . Po wer cab le is not properly Pull out and securely reconnect the connected.
111 7 TR OUBLESHOO TING GUIDE ■ Actions to be taken when E and J error s are indicated When the displa y shows "Service" and an error code (E011 to E481) (J60-1 to J79-2), the machine is in an abnor mal condition. Service E011 Error code 7.
112 ■ Actions to be taken when a C err or is occurs If an error code (Cxxx-x) appears on the right-hand side of the operation panel, clear it b y doing the action indicated in the tab le below . If the action does not correct the error , or if the error occurs frequently , contact your dealer .
113 MAJOR SPECIFICA TION MAJOR SPECIFICA TIONS ■ Pictrograph y 4500N Major Specifications Item Specification Name Pictrogr aphy 4500N Model Number PG 4500N Printing System Laser-e xposure thermal pr.
114 ■ Consumables Donor PZ Donor (PZ-D ER) 323 mm x 92 m (roll paper magazine (Equivalent to 182 Doub le Letter Wide sheets) 305 mm x 92 m (roll paper magazine (Equivalent to 194 Doub le Letter shee.
115 APPENDIX.
116 APPENDIX ■ Maxim um number of pixels per print size Receiver siz e Double Letter Wide 12 x 18 Letter Wide Double Letter Letter 10 x 12 10 x 8 5R 5 High Vision 5 P anorama 4R 4 High Vision 4 P an.
117 APPENDIX ■ Print sizes APPENDIX Receiver siz e Double Letter Wide 12 x 18 Letter Wide Double Letter Letter 10 x 12 10 x 8 5R 5 High Vision 5 Panor ama 4R 4 High Vision 4 Panor ama Border Bordere.
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Please return this questionnaire to F AX No. : T okyo 8 1 - 3 - 5484 - 0454, or to one of these E - mail addresses : t d @ e i g i.tokyo.fujif ilm.co.jp Request f or Feedback Fujifilm’ s T echnical .
PP3-B506E Fir st Edition INSTR UCTION MANU AL PICTROGRAPHY 4500N [ INSTR UCTION MANUAL ] DIGIT AL IMA GE PRINTER PICTR OGRAPHY 4500N UC T ype ~ Ref.No .PP3-B506E TD-04.2-FG Printed in Japan Printed on Recycled Paper No. 14, L.O.B. No. 4, P.O.Box 17212, Jebel Ali, Dubai, U.
Ein wichtiger Punkt beim Kauf des Geräts FujiFilm 4500N (oder sogar vor seinem Kauf) ist das durchlesen seiner Bedienungsanleitung. Dies sollten wir wegen ein paar einfacher Gründe machen:
Wenn Sie FujiFilm 4500N noch nicht gekauft haben, ist jetzt ein guter Moment, um sich mit den grundliegenden Daten des Produkts bekannt zu machen. Schauen Sie zuerst die ersten Seiten der Anleitung durch, die Sie oben finden. Dort finden Sie die wichtigsten technischen Daten für FujiFilm 4500N - auf diese Weise prüfen Sie, ob das Gerät Ihren Wünschen entspricht. Wenn Sie tiefer in die Benutzeranleitung von FujiFilm 4500N reinschauen, lernen Sie alle zugänglichen Produktfunktionen kennen, sowie erhalten Informationen über die Nutzung. Die Informationen, die Sie über FujiFilm 4500N erhalten, werden Ihnen bestimmt bei der Kaufentscheidung helfen.
Wenn Sie aber schon FujiFilm 4500N besitzen, und noch keine Gelegenheit dazu hatten, die Bedienungsanleitung zu lesen, sollten Sie es aufgrund der oben beschriebenen Gründe machen. Sie erfahren dann, ob Sie die zugänglichen Funktionen richtig genutzt haben, aber auch, ob Sie keine Fehler begangen haben, die den Nutzungszeitraum von FujiFilm 4500N verkürzen könnten.
Jedoch ist die eine der wichtigsten Rollen, die eine Bedienungsanleitung für den Nutzer spielt, die Hilfe bei der Lösung von Problemen mit FujiFilm 4500N. Sie finden dort fast immer Troubleshooting, also die am häufigsten auftauchenden Störungen und Mängel bei FujiFilm 4500N gemeinsam mit Hinweisen bezüglich der Arten ihrer Lösung. Sogar wenn es Ihnen nicht gelingen sollte das Problem alleine zu bewältigen, die Anleitung zeigt Ihnen die weitere Vorgehensweise – den Kontakt zur Kundenberatung oder dem naheliegenden Service.
