Processor Power Receptacles Europe | Kodak 20P manual

Specifications

Processor Power Receptacles (Europe)

OB		IG
OA	OC	IN
		Computer system
		branch circuit panel
			ICE Connector 309
			32A, 3 pin, 230VAC
		32A
		(4.0 mm 2 )
			OR
		16A
		16A
		16A
		NEUTRAL BUS
		(4.0 mm 2 )	ICE Connector 309
(Isolated from power panel)			32A, 5 Pin, 230-400VAC
			32A, 5 Pin, 230-400VAC

GROUND BUS

(Isolated from power panel)

G

B-8	September 2000

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Kodak 20P manual Processor Power Receptacles Europe

Contents

Operator’s Guide Part No B6191 Page Radio Frequency Interference Regulatory InformationEuropean Union EU, CE Marking, EMC Safety Regulations Environmental Regulations Warranty Information Warranty Period Table Of Contents Viii September Loading the Defaults and Changing the Configuration Monthly Maintenance Advanced Features of the LED II Calibration Software Source Directory Preferences Dialog Box Diagnostics and Troubleshooting- provides an error Using This GuideSystem Operating Procedures- provides an overview Ordering Equipment, Accessories, and Supplies About Other Publications Software Included with the Printer Getting Help from Kodak Product LiteraturePage Scsi Interface Product DescriptionKodak Professional LED II Printer 20P Kodak Professional LED II Processor Installation and ServiceEquipment Overview Front View Rear View Page Circuit breaker switch Starting up the Processor Starting up the Printer Overflow pipe To calibrate the printer Calibrating the PrinterCalibrate icon Using the System Send LUT to Printer screen appears Obtaining Densities Using the Densitometer to Read DensitiesObtaining Densities from a File Completing the Calibration Using the System Making Prints Shutting Down the Processor Shutting down the processor for serviceTop cover Light tight cover Shutting Down the Printer Splash guard Top rollers Using the System System Operating Procedures Operator Control Panel Time of day LED indicator Current status Lights LCD displayOperating the Printer Key Key/Light Key /LED Description/Function Indicator Light Is in the Offline mode To cancel all jobs waiting to be printed Printer Offline FeatureCancelling Jobs Printing Deferred or Buffered Jobs Status Messages Status Message/Printer State Definition Removing the Supply Cassette Loading Paper Into the Supply CassetteSupply cassette Cassette clamp Paper supply door Loading Paper into the Supply Cassette Cardboard core Detent Screw lock Supply cassette lock Installing the Supply CassettePaper supply door Knife Chad area Sheet transport Door Shelf Emulsion image side of paper Plate Cassette clamp Slot Square Paper alignment Reaching the End of the Roll of Paper Handling and Storing the Paper Storing Paper Using the Soft Shutdown FeatureRemoving the Chad Chad area Sheet transport Door Unload Supply Accessing the Printer FeaturesShutdown and Restart Selecting Scsi Ports Selecting the Target Pad Read Options Resetting the Modem PortManaging a Modem Checking for a Modem Setting the Current Time Setting the Printer Time and DateSetting the Paper Length Setting the Current Date Selecting the Slug Width for the Paper Inches Setting the Page Starts Value Producing Borderless Prints Paper Size Image Width in Pixels Distance a Cut edge Distance B Setting the Copyright Detection Feature Accessing the Software Version NumberHost Select Always On Always Off Resetting the Printing LUTs Resetting the DefaultsResetting the Parameters Resetting the Copyright Detection LUTs Image Size About PrintingChanging the Units of Measurement for Paper Sizes Buffered and Unbuffered Jobs or Immediate Deferred Bar Coding Host Software Functions Supported by the PrinterPrinting Deferred or Buffered Jobs Pixel Doubling Calibrate Mode View ModeSet Mode Min Max Mode SET Status Messages On/off light switch OCP On/Off Light Operational Modes Operator Key Service FeatureMode Adjusting the Key Switch Lock Key switch lock Processing a Control Strip Viewing/Setting the Processor Time and Date Viewing the Current Time Setting Viewing the Software Identification Viewing/Setting the Seven-Day TimerSetting the On/Off Times Viewing the On/Off Times Resetting the Min Max Temperatures Viewing/Setting the TemperaturesCalibrating the Temperatures Viewing the Temperature Settings Viewing/Setting Replenishment Settings Calibrating the Replenishment Flow Rate Entering the Flow Rate Setting the Development TimeManaging the Development Time Viewing the Development Time Managing the Material Sensors Viewing the Processor SetupSelecting the Processor Setup Displaying the Min Max Development Time Computer Reset Controlling the Processor Drive Changing the Wash/Stabilizer Setup Changing the Metric/Fahrenheit Mode Setting the Chemical Temperature Tolerance Setting the Development Time ToleranceClearing Error Conditions Page Maintaining the Equipment Removing the Chad Daily MaintenanceMaintaining the Printer Calibrating the Printer Periodic Maintenance Replacing the Air Filter Chemistry Levels Maintaining the ProcessorReplenishment and Effluent Chemical Levels Cleaning the Crossover Assemblies Testing Operational Checks Checking the Tension of the Main Drive Chain Weekly MaintenanceChecking the Circulation Preventing Algae for Wash Configuration Cleaning the Crossover Assemblies and Transport Racks Cleaning the Feed Table and the Processor Entrance Sensors Replacing Chemical and Wash Filters Checking the Fittings for Leaks Checking and Adjusting the Speed of the Processor Monthly MaintenanceChecking the Temperature of the Solutions Main Drive Chain Cleaning the Tank and Dryer Cover Cleaning the Processor Tanks Cleaning Chemical Residue BuildupTo clean the processor tanks Adding New Chemistry Developer/Replenisher Ektacolor RA Developer/Replenisher RT Replenisher Additives Recommended Processor SettingsTank/Dryer Temperature Replenishment Rate High Paper Utilization Over 300 sq/ft per dayPage Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Printer Error Messages Manual or Automatic Reinitialization Flop preventer knob Knife assemblyPrinter Paper Path Metering Roller Knob Printer Error Messages Error Error Message Possible Cause Possible Solution Code Error Error Message Possible Cause Possible Solution Code Error Error Message Possible Cause Possible Solution Code Error Error Message Possible Cause Possible Solution Code Bad checksum RAM test failed at powerup Call for service 132 Miscellaneous Printer Error Messages Visible Sheet transport area Not visible Clearing Printer Paper JamsNot visible and a paper jam Troubleshooting Observable Errors Observation Possible Cause Possible Solution Become damaged Damaged vacuum reduction Insert was installed Tighten the clamps and compression fittings Additional Troubleshooting Tips for the Printer Latch Processor Error Messages Error Possible Cause Possible Solution Message Clearing a Reset Message Clearing Error MessagesFunction keys Clearing Drive Errors Clearing Processor Paper Jams Additional Troubleshooting Tips for the Processor Calibration TroubleshootingCalibration Graph Calibration Error Codes Lockedfilename Devicename Printer devicename Column, value value is Directorydirectory Error Number of patches Non-Numeric Error Messages Error Message Possible Cause/Subsystem Possible Solution Country Country Code Helpline Number Getting Additional HelpAsia/Pacific Region European RegionPage Supplies AccessoriesQty/Size Catalog Number Surface Size Types Standard U.S. PaperMetric Paper Surface Size Type Publications Processor ChemicalsQty/Size Part Number Catalog Number Page Acoustic Specifications Printer/Processor SpecificationsDimensions and Weight Width Length Weight Site Requirements Operator and Service AccessFloor Requirements Plumbed Processors Waste Water and Effluents PlumbingPlumbed Processors Water Supply Unplumbed Processors Electrical Nominal Voltage/Frequency Voltage Range Power ConsumptionProcessor 208 Power Outlets Power CordsPrinter Processor 20P/20R Power Receptacles U.S. and CanadaLine Frequency 20P Printer Power Receptacles Europe Processor Power Receptacles Europe Line Voltage Venting the Processor Temperature Relative Humidity Altitude Lighting MaximumOperating Environment Air conditioning requirements Wash Chemicals Processor Humidity SpecificationsMaximum Environmental Temperature Wash Chemical Telephone line Scsi Cable Macintosh Version Installing the Calibration SoftwareSystem Requirements Windows NT Version Macintosh Version and Windows NT Version Installation ProcedureContinue For Windows NT systems, select one of the following Application Window Definitions Kodak Device Calibration SoftwareWindow Area Description Menu Function Icon/Key Availability Description Access Adding a Device Starting the Kodak Device Calibration SoftwareMacintosh Version Windows NT Version Additional Calibration Information Device Setting Options Editing the Log SettingsTo change the log settings for the Kodak Device Calibration Edit icon All devices must be deselected Updating a Device Edit icon Device icon Deleting a Device Cut icon Device icon Advanced Features of the LED II Calibration Software Viewing Graphs Value Graph Difference Graph History Graph To view calibration graphs Graphs icon Sending LUTsTo send a LUT to the Printer Send LUT icon To send a test target to the printer Sending TargetsSend Test Target icon Click the Send Test Target icon Windows NT Version Editing the Calibration Configuration To edit the calibration configuration Edit icon Edit Configuration Screen for Macintosh Systems Editing Information on the Procedure Tab Procedure Description Attribute To edit the configuration information on the Procedure tab Editing Information on the Density Source Tab Density Source Description Attribute Editing Information on the Aim Tab Printers only. Only use this feature as instructed by KodakTo edit the configuration information on the Aim tab Attribute Description To edit the configuration information on the History tab Editing Information on the History Tab Editing Information on the Paper Tab Editing DP2 Information Windows NT Systems Editing Kpis Information Macintosh Systems Additional Calibration Information Completing the Edit Configuration DensityDataRaw Technet Format Creating a Density File for Use with CalibrationFile Formats Example To install the densitometer Installing the DensitometerHost System Default Port Page Software Requirements Installing the IPS SoftwareHardware Requirements Communication Channels Inserting Images into the Print Queue Using the Image Print ServerInstalling the Software Source Directory Insertion Menu Bar Insertion Failed Jobs Suspending and ResumingAttended Operation Enqueue Example Using the Image Print Server Software Dialog Boxes and Print Options Kodak Professional Image Print Server Main Window Menu Access Button Icon Description/Function Option Descriptions Enqueue Dialog Box Option Descriptions Source Directory Preferences Dialog Box Supported Tags Initialize Default Parameters Dialog BoxFile Format Details LZW Compression Appendix E Using the Photoshop Export Module Installing the Export Module Using the Photoshop Export Module Printing Images Photoshop To select another printer Using the Photoshop Export Module Kodak LED Main Dialog Box Punch Attributes Other options Layout Attributes Select an LED Printer Dialog Box Printer Status Dialog Box Error messages TroubleshootingGeneral error messages Other Problems On-Line Pages Deferred appears, But Jobs Are Not PrintingPage Kpis tab C-29to C-31paper tab C-27procedure tab C-22 Index Index IPS Sending C-15to C-16 Index-4 Chad 3-14,4-2supply cassette LUTs C-15to C-16 Index-6 Page Kodak Canada INC