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Kodak Line Frequency, Power Receptacles U.S. and Canada, Printer, Processor, L6-30R, 20P/20R

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Specifications

Line Frequency

In most cases, the electric utility company is responsible for maintaining the proper frequency of the alternating current in its distribution network. If the building is supplied with power by its own motor-generator, make certain that the governor that controls the frequency is capable of delivering power within the required operating frequency range.

Power Receptacles (U.S. and Canada)

OB IG

OA OC IN

Computer system branch circuit panel

15A

30A

NEUTRAL BUS

(Isolated from power panel)

GROUND BUS

(Isolated from power panel)

20P/20R

PRINTER

NEMA Reference:

Receptacle 6-15R

Plug 6-15P

20P

PROCESSOR

NEMA Reference:

L6-30R

B-6	September 2000

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Kodak manual Line Frequency, Power Receptacles U.S. and Canada, Printer, Processor, L6-30R, Specifications, 20P/20R

Contents

Operator’s Guide Part No. 6B6191KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II ProcessorEastman Kodak Company, European Union EU, CE Marking, EMC Regulatory InformationRadio Frequency Interference Safety Regulations Environmental Regulations Warranty Information Warranty PeriodWarranty Repair Coverage How to Obtain ServiceTable Of Contents SeptemberSeptember 3-15viii 3-36 September4-11 SeptemberB-10 SeptemberInstalling the IPS Software Using This Guide About This GuideDiagnostics and Troubleshooting—providesan error Ordering Equipment, Accessories, and SuppliesAbout This Guide About Other PublicationsSoftware Included with the Printer Getting Help from Kodak Product LiteraturePage 1 Introduction Product DescriptionSCSI Interface KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20PInstallation and Service Equipment OverviewKODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Processor Front ViewRear View processorconnector ports back doorIntroduction operator control panel for thePage circuit breaker switch 2 Using the SystemStarting up the Processor overflow pipe Starting up the PrinterUsing the System Calibrating the Printer Using the SystemTo calibrate the printer Calibrate iconUsing the System Go icon This icon highlights after you select GoUsing the System The Send LUT to Printer screen appearsUsing the Densitometer to Read Densities Obtaining DensitiesObtaining Densities from a File Using the SystemCompleting the Calibration Using the SystemUsing the System a.Click OK The following list of options appearsSeptember Making PrintsUsing the System Shutting Down the Processor Using the SystemShutting down the processor for service top cover light tight coversplash guard top rollers Shutting Down the PrinterUsing the System September Using the System2-12 3 System Operating Procedures Operating the Printer Operator Control PanelSystem Operating Procedures LED indicatorOCP Key/Light Descriptions System Operating ProceduresIndicator Light Cancel KeyPrinter Offline Feature Cancelling JobsPrinting Deferred or Buffered Jobs MenuStatus Messages System Operating ProceduresStatus Message/Printer State DefinitionLoading Paper Into the Supply Cassette Removing the Supply CassetteSystem Operating Procedures supply cassette cassette clamp paper supply doorLoading Paper into the Supply Cassette System Operating Proceduresold core and core support assembly felt felt screw adjuster cardboard core gear screw lockSystem Operating Procedures cardboard coredetent CAUTION: Do not overtighten the screw lockSystem Operating Procedures sidecore support assembly side without the gearscrew lock lead edge of the paper slotted openingInstalling the Supply Cassette System Operating Proceduressupply cassette lock paper supply door knife chad areaSystem Operating Procedures 9.Press Start on the OCPSystem Operating Procedures squarepaper alignment guidedeflector paper shoe exit roller knob Reaching the End of the Roll of PaperSystem Operating Procedures Storing Paper Using the Soft Shutdown Feature Removing the ChadHandling and Storing the Paper System Operating ProceduresAccessing the Printer Features Shutdown and RestartUnload Supply Selecting SCSI PortsResetting the Modem Port Managing a ModemSelecting the Target Pad Read Options Checking for a ModemSetting the Printer Time and Date Setting the Paper LengthSetting the Current Time Setting the Current DateSelecting the Slug Width for the Paper System Operating Procedures0.125 inches 0.125 inchesSetting the Page Starts Value System Operating ProceduresProducing Borderless Prints System Operating ProceduresPaper Size Image Width in PixelsSystem Operating Procedures distance A cut edge distance B cut edgeAccessing the Software Version Number Setting the Copyright Detection FeatureSystem Operating Procedures Host SelectResetting the Defaults Resetting the ParametersResetting the Printing LUTs Resetting the Copyright Detection LUTsAbout Printing Changing the Units of Measurement for Paper SizesImage Size Buffered and Unbuffered Jobs or Immediate andHost Software Functions Supported by the Printer Printing Deferred or Buffered JobsBar Coding Pixel DoublingOperating the Processor View ModeSet Mode Calibrate ModeSystem Operating Procedures Indicator Lightilluminates when the Time screen is active OCP Key/Light DescriptionsStatus Messages System Operating ProceduresIndicator Light Key/Lighton/off light switch OCP On/Off LightSystem Operating Procedures Operational Modes System Operating ProceduresService FeatureAdjusting the Key Switch Lock System Operating Procedureskey switch lock key switchProcessing a Control Strip System Operating Procedurescontrol strip feedViewing/Setting the Processor Time and Date Viewing the Current Time SettingSetting the Current Time Setting the Current DateViewing/Setting the Seven-DayTimer Setting the On/Off TimesViewing the Software Identification Viewing the On/Off TimesViewing/Setting the Temperatures Resetting the Min Max TemperaturesViewing the Temperature Settings Setting the TemperatureViewing/Setting Replenishment Settings Setting the Chemical Replenishment RateSetting the Wash Replenishment Rate Calibrating the Replenishment Flow RateSetting the Development Time Managing the Development TimeEntering the Flow Rate Viewing the Development TimeViewing the Processor Setup Selecting the Processor SetupManaging the Material Sensors Displaying the Min Max Development TimeComputer Reset Resetting the ProcessorControlling the Processor Drive Turning the Drive OnChanging the Wash/Stabilizer Setup Changing the Metric/Fahrenheit ModeSystem Operating Procedures development time temperature settingsSetting the Development Time Tolerance Setting the Chemical Temperature ToleranceClearing Error Conditions System Operating ProceduresPage 4 Maintaining the Equipment Daily Maintenance Maintaining the PrinterRemoving the Chad Calibrating the PrinterPeriodic Maintenance Replacing the Air FilterMaintaining the Equipment shoe front doorMaintaining the Processor Chemistry LevelsReplenishment and Effluent Chemical Levels Daily MaintenanceSeptember Cleaning the Crossover AssembliesMaintaining the Equipment Testing Operational ChecksMaintaining the Equipment SeptemberWeekly Maintenance Checking the Tension of the Main Drive ChainChecking the Circulation Maintaining the EquipmentPreventing Algae for Wash Configuration crossover assembly sock transport rackMaintaining the Equipment splash guard top rollersMaintaining the Equipment 1.Remove •top cover •light tight cover•developer entrance guide top cover light tight coverReplacing Chemical and Wash Filters Checking the Fittings for LeaksMaintaining the Equipment chemical/ wash filterMonthly Maintenance Checking the Temperature of the SolutionsChecking and Adjusting the Speed of the Processor Main Drive ChainCleaning the Tank and Dryer Cover Maintaining the Equipmenttank and dryer cover 4-12Cleaning Chemical Residue Buildup Cleaning the Processor TanksPeriodic Maintenance To clean the processor tanksDeveloper: FRESH START EKTACOLOR RA Developer RT Adding New ChemistryMaintaining the Equipment Recommended Processor Settings Maintaining the EquipmentReplenisher Additives Normal Paper Utilization Under 120 sq/ft per dayPage 5 Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Printer Error MessagesManual or Automatic Reinitialization Printer Paper Path Diagnostics and Troubleshootingknife assembly CAUTION: Do not use sharp objects on the shoePrinter Error Messages Diagnostics and TroubleshootingError Error MessageDiagnostics and Troubleshooting ErrorError Message Possible SolutionDiagnostics and Troubleshooting ErrorError Message Possible SolutionDiagnostics and Troubleshooting ErrorError Message Possible SolutionDiagnostics and Troubleshooting ErrorError Message Possible SolutionDiagnostics and Troubleshooting ErrorError Message Possible SolutionMiscellaneous Printer Error Messages Diagnostics and TroubleshootingError Error MessageClearing Printer Paper Jams Diagnostics and TroubleshootingDo not use sharp objects when clearing paper jams visibleTroubleshooting Observable Errors Diagnostics and TroubleshootingPossible Solution ObservationDiagnostics and Troubleshooting Possible SolutionObservation Possible CauseDiagnostics and Troubleshooting Possible SolutionObservation Possible CauseAdditional Troubleshooting Tips for the Printer Diagnostics and TroubleshootingPossible Solution ObservationProcessor Error Messages Diagnostics and TroubleshootingError Possible SolutionClearing Error Messages Clearing a Reset MessageDiagnostics and Troubleshooting LCD displayDiagnostics and Troubleshooting Clearing Drive ErrorsClearing Processor Paper Jams Calibration Troubleshooting Additional Troubleshooting Tips for the ProcessorCalibration Graph Diagnostics and TroubleshootingCalibration Error Codes Diagnostics and TroubleshootingError Error Code /StatusDiagnostics and Troubleshooting ErrorError Code /Status Possible SolutionDiagnostics and Troubleshooting ErrorError Code /Status Possible SolutionDiagnostics and Troubleshooting ErrorError Code /Status Possible SolutionDiagnostics and Troubleshooting ErrorError Code /Status Possible SolutionDiagnostics and Troubleshooting ErrorError Code /Status Possible SolutionNon-NumericError Messages Diagnostics and TroubleshootingError Message Possible SolutionGetting Additional Help Diagnostics and TroubleshootingAsia/Pacific Region CountryPage Accessories Appendix A Ordering SuppliesSupplies ItemStandard U.S. Paper Metric PaperOrdering Supplies ItemProcessor Chemicals PublicationsOrdering Supplies ItemPage Appendix B: Specifications Printer/Processor SpecificationsDimensions and Weight Acoustic SpecificationsOperator and Service Access Site RequirementsFloor Requirements SpecificationsPlumbing SpecificationsPlumbed Processors – Water Supply Plumbed Processors – Waste Water and EffluentsElectrical SpecificationsPower Nominal Voltage/FrequencyPower Cords Power OutletsSpecifications PrinterPower Receptacles U.S. and Canada Line FrequencySpecifications PRINTERPrinter Power Receptacles Europe SpecificationsProcessor Power Receptacles Europe SpecificationsLine Voltage SpecificationsOperating Environment Venting the ProcessorSpecifications TemperatureProcessor Humidity Specifications Wash ChemicalsTelephone line DensitometerSCSI Cable SpecificationsInstalling the Calibration Software Appendix C: Additional Calibration InformationSystem Requirements MACINTOSH VersionInstallation Procedure Additional Calibration InformationMACINTOSH Version WINDOWS NT VersionAdditional Calibration Information 6.Select the installation typeFor Macintosh systems, select Easy Install Kodak Device Calibration Software Application Window DefinitionsMenu bar Device icon this appears when you add Additional Calibration InformationAccess Additional Calibration InformationMenu FunctionStarting the Kodak Device Calibration Software Adding a DeviceAdditional Calibration Information MACINTOSH VersionAdditional Calibration Information The Create a New Device dialog box appearsEditing the Log Settings Device SettingAdditional Calibration Information Edit icon All devices must be deselectedUpdating a Device Device SettingAdditional Calibration Information Edit icon Device iconDeleting a Device Additional Calibration InformationCut icon Device icon SeptemberViewing Graphs Additional Calibration InformationValue Graph Additional Calibration InformationC-12 SeptemberC-13 Difference GraphAdditional Calibration Information History Graph Additional Calibration InformationTo view calibration graphs SeptemberSending LUTs Additional Calibration InformationGraphs icon To send a LUT to the PrinterAdditional Calibration Information The LED Calibration Application screen appearsSend LUT icon 2.Click the Send LUT iconSending Targets Additional Calibration InformationTo send a test target to the printer Send Test Target iconC-18 WINDOWS NT VersionAdditional Calibration Information Editing the Calibration Configuration To edit the calibration configurationMACINTOSH Version Additional Calibration InformationEdit Configuration Screen for WINDOWS NT Systems Additional Calibration InformationEdit icon SeptemberEdit Configuration Screen for MACINTOSH Systems Additional Calibration InformationEditing Information on the Procedure Tab ProcedureAdditional Calibration Information DescriptionAdditional Calibration Information C-23Editing Information on the Density Source Tab Additional Calibration InformationDensity Source DescriptionEditing Information on the Aim Tab Additional Calibration InformationAttribute DescriptionEditing Information on the History Tab Additional Calibration InformationAttribute DescriptionEditing Information on the Paper Tab Additional Calibration InformationAttribute DescriptionEditing DP2 Information WINDOWS NT Systems Additional Calibration InformationAttribute DescriptionEditing KPIS Information Macintosh Systems Additional Calibration InformationAttribute DescriptionAdditional Calibration Information 2.To change the directory for the KPIS fileC-31 Completing the Edit ConfigurationAdditional Calibration Information Creating a Density File for Use with Calibration File FormatsDensityDataRaw TECHNET Format Additional Calibration InformationInstalling the Densitometer To install the densitometerDefault Port Additional Calibration InformationPage Appendix D: Using the Image Print Server Software Installing the IPS SoftwareHardware Requirements Software RequirementsUsing the Image Print Server Installing the SoftwareInserting Images into the Print Queue Source Directory InsertionSuspending and Resuming Failed JobsAttended Operation Using the Image Print Server SoftwareSeptember Enqueue ExampleUsing the Image Print Server Software Using the Image Print Server Software The Enqueue dialog box appearsDialog Boxes and Print Options Using the Image Print Server SoftwareKODAK PROFESSIONAL Image Print Server Main Window SeptemberOption Descriptions Using the Image Print Server SoftwareMenu Access ButtonUsing the Image Print Server Software Enqueue Dialog BoxOption Descriptions Option Descriptions Source Directory Preferences Dialog BoxUsing the Image Print Server Software Initialize Default Parameters Dialog Box File Format DetailsSupported Tags LZW CompressionAppendix E: Using the PHOTOSHOP Export Module Installing the Export ModuleHardware Requirements Software Requirements1.Open the Adobe Photoshop folder on your computer Installing the SoftwareUsing the PHOTOSHOP Export Module Printing Images Using the PHOTOSHOP Export ModuleUsing the PHOTOSHOP Export Module To select another printer1. Click Select The Select a KODAK LED Printer dialog box appearsUsing the PHOTOSHOP Export Module The KODAK LED Printer main dialog box appearsKODAK LED Main Dialog Box Using the PHOTOSHOP Export ModuleDialog Boxes and Print Options Option DescriptionsPunch Attributes Other optionsUsing the PHOTOSHOP Export Module Option DescriptionsPage Layout Attributes Select an LED Printer Dialog BoxUsing the PHOTOSHOP Export Module Option DescriptionsOption Descriptions Printer Status Dialog BoxUsing the PHOTOSHOP Export Module Troubleshooting Error messagesGeneral error messages Using the PHOTOSHOP Export ModuleThe selected printer is not available Other ProblemsUsing the PHOTOSHOP Export Module Page Index Index Index sending C-15 to C-16Index LUTs C-15 to C-16 Indexchad 3-14, 4-2 supply cassette Index Page Eastman Kodak Company, KODAK CANADA INC Toronto, Ontario M6M CanadaEastman Kodak Company