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KODAK PR OFESSIONAL RP 50 LED Printer Operat or ’s Gu ide Par t No. 2J068 6.
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Regul atory I nform ation Radio Frequency Interference The United States (47 CFR Part 15 Subpar t B, FCC Clas s A, EMC) This equi pment has be en test ed and found t o compl y with the lim its for a Class A digital devi ce, pursu ant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Safety Regulations IMPORT ANT : This equ ipment inc orporat es high-vol tage components. Ad equate safe guards an d interloc ks have been des igned into this equipm ent to reduce the risk of inju ry during norma l operati on.
Enviro nment al Regulation s IMPORT ANT : Always adhere to your lo cal o rdinances and regu lations f or disp osal of pa per , chemi cals, filters , cleaning s upplies , etc. W arranty Information The follow in g w ar ra nt y i nfor m ation pertain s to equ ipment that is install ed i n the U ni t ed St ates only .
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October 2 002 vii T able of Contents About Thi s Guide .............. ............. ................... .................... ............ .................... ........... ............... ......... xiii Using This G uide... .................... .......
viii Oc tober 2002 Accessing the Prin ter Features . ................... ............. ................... .................... ............. ...... 3-15 Shutdown a nd Restart ..................... ................... ................... .............
October 2 002 ix Viewing/ Setting the Temperatures ........ ............. ................... .................... ............. ...... 3-3 5 Viewing the Temperature S ettings ........ ............ .................... ................... ............
x Octobe r 2002 Weekly Ma intena nce .......... ............. ................... ................... ............. .................... ........ 4-7 Checking th e Tension of th e Main Driv e Chain ........ ................... ............. ..........
October 2 002 xi Appendix B: Specif ications ............. ............. ................... ................... ............. .................... ... ................ . B-1 Printer/Process or Specificati ons ......................... ............ ..
xii Oc tober 2002 Appendix D: Using the Image P rint Server S oftware ...... ................... .................... ............. ................... . D - 1 Installing the IPS Softwa re . ............. ....... ...... ....... ...... ...... ....... .
Octobe r 2002 xiii About This Guide This is an Operator ’s Guide for the KODAK P ROFESSI ONAL R P 50 LED P rinter and Proc essor . It pr ovides step -by-st ep instruc tions fo r the ope rations yo u perform while us ing the Printer a nd Proc essor as a syst em.
About This Gui de xiv October 2002 Appen dix B Specifications— prov ides sp ecifica tions, s ite requireme nts, and e nvironmental i nformati on for the s ystem. Appen dix C Calibrating the Printer— des cribes t he calib ration function s for the KODAK C alibration Software a nd the Printer Ca libration S oftware.
About Thi s Guide Octobe r 2002 xv Getting Help from Kodak Y our K odak sale s represen tative is the best source for infor mation ab out se tting up and ope rating y our printe r and for obtaining ac cessori es and su pplies. Please contact you r Kodak sale s represe ntative if yo u hav e any ques tions.
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Octobe r 2002 1- 1 1 Introduction This cha pter inc ludes the fol lowing in format ion about the KODA K PROFES SIONAL RP 50 LED Print er . Product Desc ription ................. ................... .................... ................... ............
Introductio n 1-2 October 2002 Product De scripti on The KODA K PROFES SIONAL R P 50 LED P rinter print ing system offers a combina tion o f printi ng and pr ocessin g opti ons that produce s photogr aphic quality output of digital images . The imag es are p rinted at a r esolution o f 250 dp i and at sizes varyi ng from 8 x 10 i n.
Introductio n Octobe r 2002 1- 3 Processor The Proc essor is designed as a com panion proc essor for th e KODAK PROF ESSIONAL RP 50 LE D Printer . The pr ocessor uses RA-4 pr ocessi ng techniqu es to develo p the image and del iver the pri nt.
Introductio n 1-4 October 2002 Rear V iew back door sheet transpor t door (rear) port s connector processor p a nel for the operator c ontrol.
Octobe r 2002 2- 1 2 Using the System This chapter ex plains h ow to us e the KOD AK PROFE SSIONAL RP 50 LE D Printer a nd Proces sor for dai ly operati ons. It takes you from s tartup to shutdown. T o pics i nclude: Starting up the Process or .......
Usin g the Syste m 2-2 October 2002 W ARNIN G: When handling or mixing chemical solutions, wear protectiv e eyewear , clothing, a nd gloves. For sa fe handing prac tices with all chemic als, refer t o the MSDS information . 3. Check that th e chemis try in each p rocessor tank is at th e top of the overflow pipe.
Using th e System Octobe r 2002 2- 3 Calibrating the Printer Y ou need to c alibrate the pr inter when you start the system up ea ch day . Y ou also need to ca librate the prin ter when • you cha nge paper • print qu ality is questio nable • the temper ature at the s ite chan ges more th an 5° F (2.
Usin g the Syste m 2-4 October 2002 The LED Calibration screen appears. 3. Click the Go icon to start the ca libration c ycle. Downloading LUT s and Sending T est Pr int h ighlights. If the conf iguratio n file sp ecifies to Ask if pr ocessor i s in contro l , the Process In Control dialog b ox appears .
Using th e System Octobe r 2002 2- 5 The Sen d LUT to P rinter sc reen app ears. NOTE: The highligh ted LUT in the di alog box above is the mo st rece nt calibr ati on LUT . 5. Click either Load Selected LUT or Load Custom LUT (or Cancel to cancel the ca libration p rocess ).
Usin g the Syste m 2-6 October 2002 The system automat ically downl oads the LUT file to the pr inter to crea te a test print. When the test pri nt has been s ent to the p rinter , th e Scanning Proces sed Print w ith Densitome ter status icon o n the KOD AK LED Printe r Calibra tion scree n highli ghts.
Using th e System Octobe r 2002 2- 7 3. Slide th e lever on the dens itomet er to posit ion 30. Align the edge of the test print wit h the le ver on the densitom eter . Gentl y feed the t est print through th e densitom eter to s can the patch es labeled “ both”.
Usin g the Syste m 2-8 October 2002 If the pri nt densit ies are out of tole rance, a gr aph appear s, allowin g you to sele ct the typ e of data and pl anes th at you wan t to see di spla yed. a. Click OK . The foll owing li st of optio ns appear s. Re-read the densitometer values is the most useful whe n the grap hs show an unus ual plot.
Using th e System Octobe r 2002 2- 9 b. Select o ne of th e four option s to try to comple te the cal ibration succes sful ly . • If the Out of T ole rance dialog box appears ag ain, repe at this s tep until you g et a succ essful calibr ation; go to step 1 .
Usin g the Syste m 2-10 October 2002 Shutting Down the Proces sor T o shut down the proces sor , pres s the On/O f f ke y on the p rocessor O CP . Shutting down the proc es sor for ser vice If you ar e shuttin g the proces sor dow n for servic e, turn off the p rocessor c ircuit breaker afte r the green ligh t on the OCP is no longer illuminated.
Using th e System Octobe r 2002 2-11 CAUTION: Install a splash guard over the entrance area of the proces sor to prevent wa ter an d chemic als fro m enteri ng the pr int er . 2. Pour warm water ove r the top of the rollers . 3. Reinstall th e light tight cover a nd the t op cover on the proces sor .
Usin g the Syste m 2-12 October 2002 CAUTION: T urn off the circuit breaker only after doing the soft shutdown . Otherwise, you could lose print er st a t us information and cause dark lines to app ear in the middl e of the prints if p aper is loaded .
Octobe r 2002 3- 1 3 System Operating Procedures This secti on provides the inform ation you need to ope rate the KO DAK PROFE SSIONA L RP 50 LED Pri nter . T opics in clud e: Operating the Printer ...................... ............ .................
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-2 October 2002 Operating th e Printer Operator Control Panel The operat or contr ol panel (OCP ) for the pr inter a llows you to view and contro l: • curr ent st .
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3- 3 OCP Key/Light Desc riptions Key/Light K ey /LED Indicator Light Descrip tion/Func tion S tart Ke y The St a r t key turns on the power for th e printer whe n the prin ter has been shut down thro ugh the OCP .
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-4 October 2002 Menu The menu allows y ou to acc ess other printer fe atures. NOTE: T o access the menu , the prin t queue must not h ave any pages waiting to be printed. 1. Press On/Off Lin e to take the printe r offline.
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3- 5 St atus Messages S tatus me ssages display on the LCD dis play of t he OCP to indicate the status or current s tate of the p rinter . Status Messa ge/Printer S tate Definition status: ON LINE – Read y The pri nter is idl e and rea dy to accep t jobs.
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-6 October 2002 Loading Paper Into the Supply Cassette W ARNING: Move the supply cassette from the pr inter to a table to load or unload paper . One 10 to 20 inch s upply cas sette is includ ed with the p rinter and is desi gned to hold rolls of paper tha t are 25.
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3- 7 Loading Paper into the S upply Cassette 1. Un lock the supp ly casse tte. 2. Open the supply c assette . 3. If neces sary , remove pap er scraps from the core suppor t assembly . 4. Remove th e old core a nd suppor t assem bly from th e supply casset te.
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-8 October 2002 TIP: Prac tice the following steps in the light wit h an emp ty card board c ore before y ou load a new roll of paper in the da rk. CAUTION: Loading paper into the p a per cassette must be completed in a darkr oom wi th the l ights off.
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3- 9 IMPORT ANT : Make s ure that the right and left ed ges of the paper on the paper roll rema in align ed. Do no t allow the roll of pape r to slide or “telesco pe.” 12. Feed the le ad edge of th e paper through the slotte d opening in the paper cass ette.
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-10 October 2002 When the pape r cassette is lock ed, you can turn on th e room l ights. IMPORT A NT : When m oving the s upply cass ette, pick up and carry the casse tte by both handl es to preven t the paper from sliding or “telescop ing” to one si de.
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3-11 5. Align the s lot on the bottom of the supply cassette with the plate on the bot tom of the she lf and sl ide the ful l supply c assette int o place o n the shel f. 6. Check tha t the gear on the su pply cass ette align s and meshe s with the g ear on the printer .
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-12 October 2002 CAUTION: If the paper does not load properly or a p aper jam occurs, press Ca ncel. Remove any paper from the s hoe area a nd repeat st eps 6 through 12. M ake sur e the lead ed ge is cut square. 13.
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3-13 Reaching the End of the Roll of Paper When the e nd of th e roll of paper is reache d, the OC P displa ys one of two message s: • “Out of p aper , open supply door to load...” — indicate s that the suppl y casset te is empt y .
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-14 October 2002 Removing the Chad Chad is wa sted paper that i s cut fr om the lea d edge of th e paper roll b y the knife. It is depo sited in the ch ad area o f the prin ter . This wast e is usu ally neces sary to r emove fog ged paper (paper t hat has bee n exposed to light).
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3-15 Accessin g the Printer Fe atures Shut dow n and Rest art Shut down 1. Select “S hutdown” from the ma in menu on the OCP . 2. Select “Shutdown NOW ?” This cau ses the pri nter to shut down oper ations an d enter the standby mod e.
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-16 October 2002 Selecting the T arget Pad Read Options 1. Select “ Setup” fr om the mai n menu on th e OCP . 2.
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3-17 Setting the Printer T ime an d Date Setting the Current T ime 1. Select “ Setup” fr om the mai n menu on th e OCP . 2. Select “Time”. 3. Select “Curre nt T ime”. 4. Use th e Up and Down Ar rows to select a new time.
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-18 October 2002 Selecting the Slug W id th for the Paper Y ou can determine t he width of the l ead and tr ail edge borders on the prin ts by sele cting the slug width.
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3-19 Setting the Page S t arts V alue The value for “page starts” indi cates th e number o f pixels be tween th e back wa ll of the pri nter and the edge of the image.
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-20 October 2002 Producing Borderless P rints T o achieve bo rderle ss prints on b oth the fr ont and bac k edges of the paper , you must set the Pa ge S tarts value to adjus t the loca tion of the image so that both edges of t he image p rint off the paper .
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3-21 3. Adjust the page starts value to the cal culated pix el val ue. If the white bo rder i s on the: • back ed ge: reduce th e page start value by the .
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-22 October 2002 Accessing the Softw are V ersion Number T o view the software vers ion of the FEE, PEC and OPC c ircuit board s: 1. Select “ Setup” fr om the mai n menu on th e OCP . 2. Select “Printe r .” 3.
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3-23 Resetting the Default s Resetting the Parameters This pro cedure resets th e parameters o f the prin ter to the factory se tup (defau lt) values .
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-24 October 2002 Changing the Un it s of M easurement for Paper Sizes 1. Select “ Setup” fr om the mai n menu on th e OCP . 2. Select “Printe r”. 3. Select “Mor e”. 4. Select “Un its”. 5. Select “Un its” again.
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3-25 If the print job is sent to the printer with the Buffered/D eferred option, this indicates to the pri nter to wait u ntil it ha s a full buffer before printing.
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-26 October 2002 Operating the Proce ssor Operator Control Panel The operat or contr ol panel (OCP ) for the pr ocessor al lows you to view an d contr ol: • chemic.
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3-27 OCP Key/Light Desc riptions Key/Light K ey /LED Indicator Light Descrip tion/Func tion Set Key Pressi ng Se t c auses the s creen to ch ange from View mode to e ither Set mode, Cal ibrate mod e, or Min Max mode .
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-28 October 2002 St atus M essages S tatus me ssages display on the LCD d isplay of t he operato r control panel to indicat e the status or current state of the processo r . Drive Key and Drive L ight P ressing Drive accesses th e driv e moto r control sys t em.
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3-29 OCP On/Off Light The on/o ff light switc h for the OC P illu minates or deillumi nates the entire OC P .
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-30 October 2002 Operational Modes There ar e three op erationa l modes fo r the proc essor: • Operator • Key Op erator • Serv ice T o access th e features of the pr ocessor , i t must be in the c orrect op erational mode.
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3-31 Adjust ing t h e Key Sw it ch Loc k The key s witch lo ck is b ehind the f ront panel on the side of the OCP .
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-32 October 2002 Processing a Control Str ip CAUTION: Loading the control strip feed box must be done in a darkroom in complete dark ness. IMPORT A NT : In the next step, make su re the emulsi on side of the control strip i s faci ng up.
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3-33 10. Turn the knob on the con trol str ip feed b ox clockw ise with a steady s low motion un til the processo r pulls the control s trip or the knob m oves freel y . 1 1. After the control s trip has been pro cessed, loos en the spring lo aded knob and pull it t oward the p rocessor ’s OCP .
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-34 October 2002 V iewing/Setting the Seven-Day T ime r The seven -day tim er allo ws the proc essor t o turn itself on and off automa tically througho ut the week . If the proce ssor is off and the day and ti me are the s ame as an activ ate time s etting, the proces sor auto matically turns on .
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3-35 V iewing/Setting the T emperatures Vi ewing the T emperature Settings 1. Press T emper ature on th e OCP to a ccess the T empe rature scre en. 2. Press the Up or Down Arrow to s elect th e desired h eater .
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-36 October 2002 V iewing/Setting Replenishment Settings Vi ewing the Replenishment Rate 1. Press Replenishment to ac cess the Replenis hment sc reen. 2. Press the Up or Down A rrow to s elect th e desired replen ishment pump o r the wash/ stabili zer tank s.
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3-37 Entering the Flow Rate 1. Measur e the flow rate . See “Me asuring the Flow Rat e” above. 2. Press Set twice to enter th e Calibrate m ode. 3. Use th e Up or Do wn A rro w to ente r the mea sure d flow rate.
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-38 October 2002 Displayi ng the Min Max Deve lopment Time NOTE: The fastes t and slowes t developme nt times, as re corded from the last time the screen was reset, can be seen from th is screen. 1. Select t he Dri ve screen .
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3-39 Controll ing the P rocesso r Drive T urning the Drive On 1. Press Drive . 2. Press Set . 3. Press Drive . The dr ive is on. Returning the Drive to Normal Operation 1. Press Drive . 2. Press Set . 3. Press Drive tw ice.
System Op er ati ng Proc edu re s 3-40 October 2002 Loadi ng the Default V al ues IMPORT A NT : Recor d all proc essor se ttings bef ore usi ng this pr ocedure. Reloading the de faults causes the proc essor to be configur ed as washless. The foll owing sett ings and their cali brations r eturn to their or iginal value s.
System Operati ng Proced ures Octobe r 2002 3-41 Setting the Development T ime T olerance A “DRIVE ERRO R” message appears on the OCP when the develop ment tim e is slower or fas ter than the set sp eed by more than its set tolerance. Th e information in this procedure enables y ou to cha nge the tol erance.
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Octobe r 2002 4- 1 4 Maintaining the Equipment This cha pter inc ludes infor matio n you will n eed to m aintain the KO DAK PROFE SSIONA L RP 50 LED Printer and Pr ocessor . The topi cs are as follow s: Maintain ing the Pri nter ............. ........
Main tainin g the E quipme nt 4-2 October 2002 Maint aining the Printer Daily Mainte nance Removing t he Chad Chad is the was te (fogged p aper ) that is cut from the lead edge of the paper roll by the knife and de posited in th e chad ar ea of the pr inter .
Mainta ining the Equip ment Octobe r 2002 4- 3 Periodic Maintenance Replacing the Air Fi lt er The air fi lter und er the sh oe should be replac ed approxim ately ever y 3 month s. 1. Open the front door o f the prin ter . 2. Pull bac k the sp ring fin gers.
Main tainin g the E quipme nt 4-4 October 2002 Maint aining the Proces sor Daily Mainte nance Chem istr y Leve ls Check th at the c hemistry in the each of the p rocessor tank s is u p to th e top of the overflo w pipe. NOTE: If necess ary , add warm wate r to the proc essor tanks to b ring the fluid lev el in the tank to the proper level.
Mainta ining the Equip ment Octobe r 2002 4- 5 CAUTION: T o avoid having chemicals overflow from the effluent bottles, be sure th at the volume of chemica ls in the rep lenishmen t bottles does not exceed the remaining cap acity of the effluent bottles.
Main tainin g the E quipme nt 4-6 October 2002 Operationa l Checks Check tha t the cross over assemb lies and transpo rt assembl ies in the p rocessor are installed corre ctly and operatin g smoothl y .
Mainta ining the Equip ment Octobe r 2002 4- 7 Weekly Main ten an ce Checking the T ension of the Main Drive Chain W ARNING: Turn off the main power for t he pro cessor on the o perator control panel and at the circuit br eaker to prevent injury from moving parts an d high volt age elec tricity and t o prevent losing the processor pa rameters.
Main tainin g the E quipme nt 4-8 October 2002 Preventing Algae (for W ash Configuration) Add hot wa ter to the top roll ers in the wash ar ea of the p rocessor to preven t algae from formi ng and cau sing ch emical and t ranspor t problems .
Mainta ining the Equip ment Octobe r 2002 4- 9 Cleaning the Feed T able and the Processor E ntrance Sensors W ARNING: Turn off the main power to the processo r on the operator con trol panel and at the circuit break er to prevent injury from moving parts an d high volt age elec tricity and t o prevent losing the processor pa rameters.
Main tainin g the E quipme nt 4-10 October 2002 Replacing C hemical and W ash Fi lters Check the condition o f the filte rs in the pr ocessor tanks . If necessa ry , r eplace the filters . NOTE: The fil ter for the de velop er is different than the fil ters for the other ch emicals and for the wash .
Mainta ining the Equip ment Octobe r 2002 4-11 Monthly Maintenance Main Drive Chain W ARNING: Turn off the main power to the processo r on the operator con trol panel and at the circuit br eaker to prevent injury from moving parts an d high volt age elec tricity and t o prevent losing the processor pa rameters.
Main tainin g the E quipme nt 4-12 October 2002 Cleaning the T ank and Dryer Cover Clean the i nside an d outside of t he tank and dr yer co ver with water and a s oft cloth to p revent c orrosio n and chem ical c ontamination.
Mainta ining the Equip ment Octobe r 2002 4-13 Periodic Maintenance Cleaning Chemical Residue B uildup The pr ocessor s hould be cleaned r egular ly to prev ent corrosio n and chem ical residue bu ildup , media tr ansport pr oblems, a nd contamina tion of the proc essing baths.
Main tainin g the E quipme nt 4-14 October 2002 Adding New Chemistry The foll owing inf ormation is a gui deline for m ixing ne w chemis try for chemical tanks in the processo r . IMPORT A NT : T o avoid oxid ation, d o not use PRIME Dev eloper or Bleach/F ix.
Mainta ining the Equip ment Octobe r 2002 4-15 St abiliz er: (EKT ACOL OR PRIM E St abi lizer a nd Repleni sher) 1. Pour 9 l itres of wat er in a 10 litre m ixing bottle .
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Octobe r 2002 5- 1 5 Diagnostics and T roubleshooting This chapte r describes the error m essages for the KODAK PROFESSIO NAL RP 50 LED Printer an d Process or and offers infor mation fo r troubles hooting. Th e informa tion in this ch apter inc ludes: Printer Error M essages .
Diagno stics and T roubl eshooting 5-2 October 2002 Printer Error Messages The foll owing mes sages a ppear on the p rinter ’s OCP when a n equipmen t problem occurs: • Error Mes sag es –i ndicate a n error cond ition t hat needs to be cor rected or resol ved before y ou can r esume op erating the e quipment.
Diagnos tics and Troubl es hoo tin g Octobe r 2002 5- 3 Printe r Paper Path The paper path thr ough the pr inter is illustrate d below . U se this info rmation w hen troubles hooting t he printer . W ARNING: Do not touch the carriage. Us e the translator k nob to move the carriag e.
Diagno stics and T roubl eshooting 5-4 October 2002 Printe r Er ror Messages If the error message c ontinues to occur a fter impl ementing the possibl e solutions from the tabl e below , c all your service person.
Diagnos tics and Troubl es hoo tin g Octobe r 2002 5- 5 15 timers bu sy A low lev el motor move comman d was issu ed while the time r motor was in us e. W ait for the motor m ove to com plete or stop th e motor and reis sue the comma nd. 16 t imer spuri ous in terr upt code A spuri ous (false) ti m er in terrupt has occ urred.
Diagno stics and T roubl eshooting 5-6 October 2002 65 proc stop ped taking sheet The pape r did n ot d is app ear f rom the sheet transport area within the expected amount o f time. An error may have oc curr e d in th e processo r . • Cl ear a pape r jam f rom sh eet transport (ch ad) area .
Diagnos tics and Troubl es hoo tin g Octobe r 2002 5- 7 80 paper a t shoe en tr not detect ed During p aper loading , the lead edge of the p aper was n ot detected at the sho e entrance sens or within the expec ted amount of ti me. Load the pape r in le ss ti me.
Diagno stics and T roubl eshooting 5-8 October 2002 92 knife bac k not detect ed Knifeba ck switch was not detec ted after movi ng knife from fro nt to back. Check for a paper ja m at the knife area. 93 translator pow e r fault error A power fa ult was det ected by the translator puc k.
Diagnos tics and Troubl es hoo tin g Octobe r 2002 5- 9 132 knife at b oth limits Both the front and back kni fe limit switch es are actuated. Call for s ervice. 133 timeout s heet xport reply The 300 board does no t reply to the 200 board within the exp e cted amount of time.
Diagno stics and T roubl eshooting 5-10 October 2002 Miscellaneous Printer Error Messages Miscel laneous error mes sages indi cate that a problem with the p rinter ha s occurre d that ma y or may not req uire you to ca ll your servi ce person.
Diagnos tics and Troubl es hoo tin g Octobe r 2002 5-11 Clearing Print er Paper Jams Open the front door a nd front s heet tran sport door on the printe r .
Diagno stics and T roubl eshooting 5-12 October 2002 T roub leshoo ting Observable Errors Observ ation Possible Cause Possible S olution • The printe r is difficu lt to calibrate . • The printe r calibration values are not co rrect. The p roces sor specif ica tion s are no t correct.
Diagnos tics and Troubl es hoo tin g Octobe r 2002 5-13 The va cuum r educt ion insert is damaged an d causing no ise in the prin ter . • The vac uum reducti on inse rt was not inst alled prop erly and has become dam ag ed. • A dama ged vacuum red uction inser t was in stalled.
Diagno stics and T roubl eshooting 5-14 October 2002 The host co mputer a nd the printer are not commun icating correct ly . The SCSI cab le has been dis turbed. 1. T urn off th e host co mputer and oth er SCSI devi ces. 2. T urn off th e printer . 3.
Diagnos tics and Troubl es hoo tin g Octobe r 2002 5-15 Additional T roubleshootin g T ip s for the Pri nter • Check tha t the proces sor is tu rned ON and warmed up prior t o printing. • T ur n on the pr ocesso r drive fo r 30 minutes before p rinting.
Diagno stics and T roubl eshooting 5-16 October 2002 Processo r Erro r Messages T wo types of messages appear on the OCP for the p rocessor: • Error Mes sag es —In dicate tha t a minor error co ndition h as occurred or that there is a problem during s ystem mo nitorin g.
Diagnos tics and Troubl es hoo tin g Octobe r 2002 5-17 Clearing Err or Messages T o clear an e rror or warni ng messa ge from the O CP , the c ondition cau sing the error or war ning mus t be corr ected. Pa per jam, dr ive errors and temper ature errors mus t be clea red from the material fu nction.
Diagno stics and T roubl eshooting 5-18 October 2002 Clearing Process o r Paper Jams IMPORT ANT : See " Clearin g Printe r Paper Ja ms" on pa ge 5-1 1 to clea r paper jams in the prin ter . The proce ssor e nters the ja mmed m ode if it fa ils to de tect mater ial exit ing the processo r at the ex pected ti me.
Diagnos tics and Troubl es hoo tin g Octobe r 2002 5-19 Additional T roubleshooting Tip s for the Processor Y ou can avoid many error c onditions by followi ng these gu ideline s: • Check tha t the proces sor is tu rned ON and warmed up prior t o printing.
Diagno stics and T roubl eshooting 5-20 October 2002 Calibration Err or Codes Error Code Error Code /Status Messag e Possibl e Cause/Su bsystem Possible S olution 1 The follo wing file is locked: _filenam e_ . The system is trying to acce ss a file that is currently in use.
Diagnos tics and Troubl es hoo tin g Octobe r 2002 5-21 106 The following device is closed: _de vicename_ . T he ser ial po rt cl osed duri ng syste m read ing. • V erify th at no other app lication is accessi ng the port . • Rest art the ap plication.
Diagno stics and T roubl eshooting 5-22 October 2002 118 A SCSI ID for the following device wa s not fou nd: _device name_ . SCSI driv er not foun d. Reinst all SCSI driver on host comput er . 119 The wrong SCSI ID was specifi ed for the foll owing device: _devicenam e_ .
Diagnos tics and Troubl es hoo tin g Octobe r 2002 5-23 601 A bad count wa s entered. The expe cted count was: _count_ . • A file was edi ted manu ally and an inco rrect number o f rows was entere d. • An inte rnal software e rror occurred . • Manual l y enter the corre ct number o f rows in th e file.
Diagno stics and T roubl eshooting 5-24 October 2002 910 Configuration fil e field: _fi lename_ is inva lid. Calibra tion wil l be canc elled. The user manually edite d a field in a configu r ati on fi le an d ent ered an in correc t valu e. • Manual l y enter the corre ct value.
Diagnos tics and Troubl es hoo tin g Octobe r 2002 5-25 1101 Density DMIN /DMAX point s are i nva li d. Densit y po in ts are i nva lid. Rerea d d ens ity val ues on densito m eter or make a new calibra tion print. 1102 Density d ata is not mono toni c inc rea sin g.
Diagno stics and T roubl eshooting 5-26 October 2002 Non-Numeric Error Message s Error Message Possible Cause/S ubsystem Possible Solution An underrun error occurred during commun ica tions to the following device. • The cabl e between the p rinter and the h ost compute r is worn.
Diagnos tics and Troubl es hoo tin g Octobe r 2002 5-27 Getting Addi tion a l Help Y our Koda k Repr esentative is the best s ource for informa tion ab out the KODA K PROFE SSIONA L RP 50 LED Printer and Pr ocessor . In additio n, techni cal sup port is also a vailabl e in the Un ited S tates.
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October 2 002 A-1 Appendix A: Ordering Supplies This appe ndix inc ludes orde ring in formation for Koda k acces sories, supplies , paper , che micals and publi catio ns. Access ories Pur chas e thes e items th rough Koda k. * Orde r through y our Kodak S ales Rep resentative.
Ordering Suppl ies A-2 Octobe r 2002 S t andard (U.S.) Paper Purcha se these items or the neares t equival ent throug h your Kod ak representat ive. *Surface T ypes (avail ability depends on the paper.
Orde ring Sup pli es October 2 002 A-3 Publica tions Call 1-800- 431-727 8 in the United S tates to purchase t hese item s throug h Kodak Parts S ervic es. Item Qty/Siz e Pa rt Number / Catalog Number Operator ’s Guide for the: KODAK P ROFES SION AL RP 50 LE D Printer 1 Part No.
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Octobe r 2002 B-1 Appendix B: Specifications This appe ndix inc ludes spec ificati ons and s ite requir ements informa tion fo r the printer and proces sor . Printer/Proces so r Specifications Dimensio ns and Weight Printer Proces sor T o move the printer through a 91 cm (36 i n.
Specifi catio ns B-2 October 200 2 Site Requirement s Operator a nd Service Acce ss When fully asse mbled the equi pm ent re qui res a mini mum of 91 cm (36 in.) on each side to a llow sufficie nt access for norm al operator maintena nce and for s ervice.
Specif ications Octobe r 2002 B-3 Plumbing NOTE: Always adhere to local ordi nance s and reg ulations for wastew ater dispos al. A plumbed pr ocessor with a wate r wash system is required for en vironments with temperatu r es abo ve 27 o C (80 o F).
Specifi catio ns B-4 October 200 2 Electri cal The KODA K PROFES SIONAL R P 50 LED P rinter and Process or are manufactu red to ope rate with in one of th e followin g sets of powe r const raints or c.
Specif ications Octobe r 2002 B-5 Power Cord s A 2.4 m ( 8 ft.), gr ounded pow er cord with a sp ecial thr ee pron g plug is pr ovided with your printer . In addition, an 2.4 m (8 ft.), gr ounded powe r cord wit h a three prong p lug is pr ovided w ith your p rocessor .
Specifi catio ns B-6 October 200 2 Line Freq uency In most c ases, the electr ic utility company is respon sible for maintainin g the proper fr equency of the alterna ting c urrent in i ts distribution network.
Specif ications Octobe r 2002 B-7 Printer Power R ecept acles (Europe) L N 16A 16A L N 2 (1.5 mm ) OR CEE (7) 250,16A 250,16A CEE (7) Pin NEUTRAL BUS GROUND BUS (Isolated from power panel) (Isolated f.
Specifi catio ns B-8 October 200 2 Processor Power Recept acles (Europe) 32A, 5 Pin, 230-400VAC ICE Connector 309 32A, 3 pin, 230VAC ICE Connector 309 16A 16A 16A 2 OR NEUTRAL BUS GROUND BUS (Isolated from power panel) (Isolated from power panel) OA OC IN OB IG Computer system branch circuit panel (4.
Specif ications Octobe r 2002 B-9 Line V oltage The printe r and pr ocesso r operate s atisfac torily over a range o f voltages arou nd the nom inal voltag e. The local utility co mpany is r equired to delive r power us ually withi n ±10% of th e rated va lue to the main d istributio n panel in the building .
Specifi catio ns B-10 October 200 2 Operating Environment If the envi ronmental te mperature c hanges m ore than 3 o Cels ius (5 o Fahr enh eit ) since t he printe r was la st calib rated, ca libration is necess ary to m aintain the image quality of the prints.
Specif ications Octobe r 2002 B-11 Processor Humidity Specifications If the humi dity is low (appro ximately 15 - 20%), check th e chemis try level s in the tank every 2 h ours. Ma ke sure th at the chem istry in each p rocessor tank i s at the top of the o verflow pipe.
Specifi catio ns B-12 October 200 2 SCSI Cabl e A singl e-ended or differential- ended SC SI cable is requ ired to conn ect the ho st comput er to the pri nter . Install a si ngle-end ed SCSI ca ble if t he distance betwee n the host c omputer and the print er is l ess than 6 me ters.
Octobe r 2002 C-1 Appendix C: Additional Calibration Information The topi cs cover ed in thi s section i nclude: • Installing t he Calibr ation Sof tware • An over view of th e KODAK Dev ice Calib.
Addit ional Calibrat ion Info rmation C-2 October 200 2 Inst all ation Pr ocedure 1. Place th e supplied CD-ROM i n your CD-RO M drive. 2. When the B rowser ap pears, sel ect LED Printer . MACINTOSH V ersion Under “Downl oad File,” s elect LEDCalAppVn (n is the current v ersion numbe r).
Additi onal Calibr ation Informa tion Octobe r 2002 C-3 6. Select t he installat ion type: For Windows NT syste ms, select one of t he followi ng: • Ty p i c a l i ncludes Dev ice Cal ibration Appli.
Addit ional Calibrat ion Info rmation C-4 October 200 2 Kodak Device Ca libration Softw are The Ko dak Device Calibr ation Softwar e is used to launch th e Calibratio n Softwar e for the pri nters and s canners. NOTE: Most of the win dows display ed in this chapter are from the WINDOW S NT V ersion of t he softwar e.
Additi onal Calibr ation Informa tion Octobe r 2002 C-5 The table be low def ines the f unctions and their corresp ondin g icons on the main window of the KODAK Device Calibration Software.
Addit ional Calibrat ion Info rmation C-6 October 200 2 St arting the Kodak Device Cal ibration Softwar e Load the Ca libration S oftware ac cording t o the table below . (If neede d, see “Installin g the Cali bration Soft ware” be ginning o n page C-1.
Additi onal Calibr ation Informa tion Octobe r 2002 C-7 The Cre ate a New Devic e dialog box appear s. 2. En ter the c orrect device settings. Us e a uniq ue ide ntifying word for the devi ce name. NOTES: The default SCSI ID for th e printer is 5. The printer ’s OCP m enu displays the curren t SCSI ID fo r the printe r .
Addit ional Calibrat ion Info rmation C-8 October 200 2 Editing the Log Settings T o change the l og setting s for the KODAK Device C alibration: 1. Deselec t all dev ices on the KODAK D evice Ca librati on screen a nd click the Edit icon. The Edit Configurati on dialo g box appe ars: 2.
Additi onal Calibr ation Informa tion Octobe r 2002 C-9 Up dating a Device T o update or cha nge the device name or the SCSI ID for any device: 1. S e le ct the de vice by clicking once on the de vice icon on the KODAK De vice Cali bration scre en. 2.
Addit ional Calibrat ion Info rmation C-10 October 200 2 Deleting a Device T o delete a device from the KODAK Device Cali bration Software screen: 1. Select t he dev ice by clic king on th e devic e icon. 2. Click the Cut icon. The foll owing dia log bo x appear s: 3.
Additi onal Calibr ation Informa tion Octobe r 2002 C-11 Advance d F eatures to the Calibra tion Software The Cali bration Software pr ovides a utomated ne utral de nsity prin ter cal ibration and is de signed to be used w ithout a ssistance from techni cal exp erts.
Addit ional Calibrat ion Info rmation C-12 October 200 2 V alue Graph.
Additi onal Calibr ation Informa tion Octobe r 2002 C-13 Difference Graph.
Addit ional Calibrat ion Info rmation C-14 October 200 2 History Gra ph T o view calibration graphs: 1. From the KODAK Devic e Calibration screen, double-c lick the devi ce for whic h you want to view gr aphs.
Additi onal Calibr ation Informa tion Octobe r 2002 C-15 The LED Calibration Applic ation sc reen appe ars. 2. Click the Graphs icon. One of the graphs appears; no rmally it is the V a lue graph . 3. Selec t the Graph T ype that you want to view . When the gra ph appears, select the type o f data and pl anes that you want to see d isplaye d.
Addit ional Calibrat ion Info rmation C-16 October 200 2 The LED Calibration Applic ation sc reen appe ars. 2. Click the Send LUT icon. The Sen d LUT to P rinter dia log bo x appear s. 3. Select o ne of th e LUT s from the dialog bo x and click Loa d Selected LUT or click Load Custom LUT and foll ow the pro mpts to load a cust om LUT .
Additi onal Calibr ation Informa tion Octobe r 2002 C-17 Sending T arget s The Send T arg et feature e nables you to s end any pr operly for matted target file to the prin ter withou t performin g a ca libration. Th e target file must con tain image data in the forma t for the printe r .
Addit ional Calibrat ion Info rmation C-18 October 200 2 The Sen d T ar get to Print er dialo g box app ears. (Bot h the Wind ows NT an d Macintos h versio ns are s hown her e.) WINDOWS NT V ersion NOTE : W indo ws NT us er s can c li ck Browse to selec t another file name.
Additi onal Calibr ation Informa tion Octobe r 2002 C-19 MACINTOSH V ersion 3. Enter th e desire d setting s and cl ick OK to save th e setting s (or Cancel to keep the p reviou s setting s).
Addit ional Calibrat ion Info rmation C-20 October 200 2 The LED Calibration Applic ation sc reen appe ars. 2. Click the Edit icon. The Edit Configurati on screen appears with the P rocedure tab di splaye d.
Additi onal Calibr ation Informa tion Octobe r 2002 C-21 3. T o navig ate among the tabs, click the ta b you want and follow th e instru ctions for updating the informat ion for th at tab.
Addit ional Calibrat ion Info rmation C-22 October 200 2 Editing Information on the Procedure T ab The Proc edure tab co ntains general configur ation attri butes as shown and describe d below . T he valu es disp layed in the examp le are the de fault sett ings.
Additi onal Calibr ation Informa tion Octobe r 2002 C-23 T o edit the configuration information on the Procedur e t ab: 1. Use the dr op-down lists to chang e the Pro cedure i nformation a s needed.
Addit ional Calibrat ion Info rmation C-24 October 200 2 Editing Information on the Density Source T ab The Dens ity Sour ce tab speci fies ho w the calibr ation app licatio n is to receive density data. The va lues dis played in the exampl e are the default s ettings.
Additi onal Calibr ation Informa tion Octobe r 2002 C-25 Editing Information on the Aim T ab The Ai m tab specifi es: • whether th e aims used for calibr ation are t o be Den sity Aims or Lightnes s.
Addit ional Calibrat ion Info rmation C-26 October 200 2 Editing Information on the History T ab The His tory tab spe cifies inf ormat ion about m aintaining c alibrat ion histo ry data. The value s display ed in the e xample are the defa ult setti ngs.
Additi onal Calibr ation Informa tion Octobe r 2002 C-27 Editing Information on the Paper T ab The Pap er tab allows y ou to speci fy the paper b eing calib rated. T he value display ed in the example is the def ault setti ng. T o edit the c onfigur ation info rmation on th e Paper tab: 1.
Addit ional Calibrat ion Info rmation C-28 October 200 2 Editing DP2 Information (WI N DOWS NT Systems) When you c lick the DP2 tab of the Edi t Configur ation screen , the followin g tabbed screen appears. T he valu es displ ayed in the examp le are the de fault setti ngs.
Additi onal Calibr ation Informa tion Octobe r 2002 C-29 Editing KPIS I nformation (Macintosh Systems) If you are u sing the cali bration outpu t files with the KPIS s ystem, it is n ecessar y to activat e KPIS and as sign a f ilename and l ocation to the output file.
Addit ional Calibrat ion Info rmation C-30 October 200 2 The displ ay shows the Edit Configura tion scree n with the d efault settings for KPIS Loc ation and KPIS F ilename. 2. T o change the d irectory for the KPIS file: a. Click KPIS Location . Th e displa y show s the Sel ect KPIS F older d ialog box.
Additi onal Calibr ation Informa tion Octobe r 2002 C-31 The displ ay shows the update d Edit Con figurati on screen w ith upd ated File Lo cation of CalDisk :Composit eMachine :T a bles: KodakLE D. Completing the Edit Configuration When finis hed , clic k OK to save the attributes.
Addit ional Calibrat ion Info rmation C-32 October 200 2 Creating a Density File for Use with Calibra tion During cal ibratio n, you have th e optio n of obtaining density data fr om a file or by scanni ng a proces sed test target throug h an X-RITE DTP 36 densitome ter .
Additi onal Calibr ation Informa tion Octobe r 2002 C-33 Inst alling the Densitometer This sec tion descr ibes how to install the X -RITE DTP 36 Densitom eter , in cluding changing some of the attribut es on t he Edit Con figuration s creen to accommo date the densi tometer .
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Octobe r 2002 D-1 Appendix D: Using the Image Print Server Software This sectio n desc ribes how t o use t he KODAK PR OFESSION AL Image Pr int Server S oftware fo r WINDOWS NT Workstation 4.
Using the Image Print Server S oftware D-2 October 200 2 Inst alling the Softwa r e 1. Insert the IP S Software C D into th e CD-ROM driv e. 2. D oubl e-click on the Setu p.
Using the Image Prin t Server S oftware Octobe r 2002 D-3 Suspending and Resuming When th e IPS applicat ion begins executio n, it searc hes the curr ent director y for its preferenc es file, KIP Spref.da t. If this file is not fo und, the applicatio n begin s execution i n the “s uspended ” state as if the Susp end button w as presse d.
Using the Image Print Server S oftware D-4 October 200 2 Enqueue Example 1. Select File ->Enque ue from th e menu bar for the m ain applic ation scre en.
Using the Image Prin t Server S oftware Octobe r 2002 D-5 The Enq ueue dialog b ox appear s. 2. T ype a fi le name i nto the Imag e File t ext box o r click t he Browse b utton. 3. Click O K to clos e the Enque ue dia log box a nd to ins ert the sp ecified file into the prin t queue.
Using the Image Print Server S oftware D-6 October 200 2 Dialo g Bo xe s an d Print Options This sec tion des cribes the dialog bo xes and print options f or the KO DAK Imag e Print Server So ftware.
Using the Image Prin t Server S oftware Octobe r 2002 D-7 Option Descriptions The mai n window allo ws you to choos e the foll owing opti ons: Menu Access Button Icon Description/Function F ile Enqueue Displays the Enque ue dialog box and a llows you to inse rt a new imag e into the p rint queue.
Using the Image Print Server S oftware D-8 October 200 2 Enqueue Dialog Box Option Descriptions The selec tions/op tions that you c an make f rom the E nqueue dia log box i nclude the follow ing: Image File T ext Box — you may ty pe in a name or bro wse t he dire ctory st ructure .
Using the Image Prin t Server S oftware Octobe r 2002 D-9 Source Directory Preferences Dialog Box Option Descriptions The selec tions/op tions that you can make fro m the Ser ver Default d ialog box are: OK —closes th e dialog box and s aves the sp ecified values.
Using the Image Print Server S oftware D-10 October 200 2 Initiali ze Defa ult Pa rameters Dialo g Box Description This dialo g box appears if yo u press the Res ume button (o r activated throu gh the menu b ar) before the Sour ce Direct ory Pre ferences h ave be en initia lized.
Octobe r 2002 E-1 Appendix E: Using the PHOT OSHOP Export Module This appe ndix des cribes ho w to use the Export Module for P HOTOSHOP o n MACINTOSH Systems with the KODAK PROFESSIONAL RP 50 LED Prin ter . The Expor t Module allows you to export prints from P HOTOSHOP to a K ODAK PROFES SIONAL 20P Printe r .
Usin g the PHOT OSHO P Ex port Mod ule E-2 October 200 2 Inst alling the Softwa r e 1. Open the Adobe Photos hop fol der on your com puter . The Ado be Photos hop window appears . It should look si milar to th e one shown below . 2. Insert th e Host Software C D (included wi th your printe r) into the CD drive.
Using the PHOTO SHOP Expor t Modul e Octobe r 2002 E-3 6. Click a nd drag th e KODAK L ED Printer pl ug-in icon and Media F iles over the Adobe Ph otosho p Plug-ins folder and release the mo use button . A copy progress dialog bo x appe ars as the folders and files ar e copie d.
Usin g the PHOT OSHO P Ex port Mod ule E-4 October 200 2 T o select another printer : 1. Click Select . The Selec t a KODA K LED Prin ter dial og box app ears.
Using the PHOTO SHOP Expor t Modul e Octobe r 2002 E-5 The KODA K LED Pr inter ma in dialog box appear s. 4. Make the remaini ng print opti on ch oices to mee t the ne eds of yo ur print jo b from the K ODAK L ED Printer dialog b ox. Se e “Dialo g Boxes and Print Options” on page E-6 f or more informat ion.
Usin g the PHOT OSHO P Ex port Mod ule E-6 October 200 2 Dialo g Bo xe s an d Print Options This sec tion des cribes the dialog bo x that all ows you to specif y print options.
Using the PHOTO SHOP Expor t Modul e Octobe r 2002 E-7 Other options The other selection s you can m ake from the KO DAK LED P rinter mai n dialog box include the follo wing op tions: Copies — allo ws you to specify the number of copies. Up t o 99 c opies can be printed at a time.
Usin g the PHOT OSHO P Ex port Mod ule E-8 October 200 2 Page Layout Attributes Option Descriptions The Pag e Layout A ttribute s group box allo ws you to manipula te the po sition o f the image on the page. Center— cente rs the imag e within th e specified border .
Using the PHOTO SHOP Expor t Modul e Octobe r 2002 E-9 Option Descriptions The foll owing ar e descrip tions of th e optio ns in the Select a KODAK LED Pri nter dialog bo x: Upd a te —refreshe s the sc reen and re places a ny infor mation tha t has cha nged.
Usin g the PHOT OSHO P Ex port Mod ule E-10 October 200 2 Option Descriptions The foll owing are de scrip tions of th e options in the Printer St atu s dialog box: Printer Information —descri bes the state of the selected p roofer .
Using the PHOTO SHOP Expor t Modul e Octobe r 2002 E-11 There are no printers found att ached to the host computer . Check the connections and power to e ach printer . Check tha t the conn ections to each pri nter , in cluding the S CSI cabl es and po wer cables , are proper ly connec ted.
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October 2 002 Index-1 Index A access , operato r and se rvice B-2 addin g calibr ation dev ice C-7 new ch emistry 4- 14 air filter , replacin g 4-3 algae, pr eventing 4-8 arrow keys , printer 3-3 Asia.
Index Index-2 Oc tober 2002 develope r, mixing 4-14 develope r/repleni sher, mi xing 4- 14 , 4-15 developm ent time calibr ating 3-40 managing 3-40 tolerance, setting 3-45 device ca libr ati on soft w.
Inde x October 2 002 Index-3 menu bar ins er tion D-3 print qu eue D-3 server d efault dialog bo x D-8 source direct ory in serti on D-3 susp ending an d resumi ng D-4 using D-3 J jams paper, c learin.
Index Index-4 Oc tober 2002 operator control p anel key/ light des criptions , printer 3-3 key/ light des criptions , process or 3-27 printer 3-2 out of pape r, mess age 3-12 out of to lerance, a ttri.
Inde x October 2 002 Index-5 R racks, c leaning 4-8 Raster M ode Placin g your Pri nter E-3 recomm ended pro cessor s ettings 4-16 removing chad 3-13 , 4-2 suppl y ca ss ett e 3-6 replacing air filter.
Index Index-6 Oc tober 2002 T tank cover, clean ing 4- 12 tanks, cle aning 4-13 target height, att ribute de script ion C-17 width, a ttribute descripti on C-17 target pa d read opt ions, se lecting 3.
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