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Kodak 8657 manual Power Requirements, Voltage/Frequency, Power Consumption

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Power Requirements

Printer Specifications

Power Requirements

Voltage/Frequency

US	90 to 250v/47 to 60Hz

Power Consumption

250 watts maximum

A±2	January 1998

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Kodak 8657 manual Power Requirements, Voltage/Frequency, Power Consumption

Contents

KODAK PROFESSIONAL 8657 Printer User’s GuidePart No. 3H0594 Contents Safety RegulationsChecking Contents IntroductionPage Index Introduction About Your PrinterHost Interfaces IntroductionRadio Frequency Interference Regulatory Information Safety Regulations Checking Contents 1 Getting StartedHead cleaning pads JanuaryRemoving the Shipping Pins CAUTION Do not use the printer until you remove the shipping pinsFinding a Location to allow room forComponents of the Printer Reviewing the ComponentsPrinter Front View paper tray display panelGetting Started JanuaryPrinter Back View Printer Side View power switch K number labelThe side of the printer is shown below JanuaryPrinter Inside View Attaching the Power Cord Power cord inletJanuary Attaching the Interface Cable Centronics Cable Parallel ConnectionSCSI Cable SCSI ports An ADAPTEC SCSI host adapter board A SCSI terminator Cleaning the Thermal Head 5. Open the cleaning pad The cleaning pad may become discolored Printer Ribbon and Paper About RibbonHandling Loading 8. Make sure that the spool notches are on the right Getting Started 12. Remove the tape from the adhesive strip13. Fold any excess ribbon behind the adhesive strip 1±19Getting Started NOTE Keep the ribbon as straight as possible15. Smooth the ribbon over the adhesive strip with your fingers 16. Close the printer coverAbout Paper HandlingLoading 1. Remove the paper tray from the printer Getting Started 6. Press the latches on the front sides of the paper tray into place7. Insert the paper tray in the printer until it locks into position 8. Verify that the correct paper size is listed on the display panelTurning on the Power Understanding the Display Panel Familiarize yourself with the display panel shown belowA description of each item is on the following pages 1±25Indicator Lights PowerError LCD Panel MessagesCancel Setup/SelectButtons PrintConfiguring the Printer Using Setup MenusEntering Setup Mode Exiting Setup ModeSelecting Defaults Restoring Factory SettingsSelecting a Language for the Display Panel Setting up a Parallel Connection Specifying Port InformationSetting up an EtherTalk Connection Setting up an IPX Novell NetWare ConnectionSetting up a TCP/IP Connection Setting up a SCSI Connection The new option will be in place once you exit Setup modeSelect SCSIEXIT when you are done Use the PORTSSCSI menu to change the SCSI port addressMaking a Test Print Printing Job Scheduling Storing Prints 2 Maintaining the Printer 3 Supplies and Accessories Ordering Supplies and AccessoriesProduct Part NumberPaper Paper TypeCatalog NumberStoring Supplies RibbonPaper For highest image quality, follow these paper storage instructions4 Correcting Problems Understanding Error MessagesCorrecting Problems Paper SizeRibbon Type Ribbon Type Mismatch Troubleshooting SymptomPossible solutions Symptom Possible solutionsSymptom Possible solutionsMulticolored spots appear Symptom Possible solutionsHandling for Humidity-related Paper Problems Alternate Head Cleaning Instructions 4±10 8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 if you have a cleaning pad Clearing the Paper Path Correcting Problems 2. Gently pull paper up if it is caught inside the printer4±13 JanuaryNOTE If you cannot remove the paper, service is required Power Error4. Look in the tray area through the tray insertion slot 4±14CAUTION The pins must be inserted exactly as described Repacking the PrinterCorrecting Problems 6. Close the printer cover7. Put appliance filament tape over the cover of the printer 9. Pack the printer in its original boxGetting Help Asia/Pacific Helpline Numbers European Helpline NumbersCountry Country codeAppendix A Printer Specifications WeightSize Operating EnvironmentPower Requirements Power ConsumptionVoltage/Frequency Setting up for the Installation Appendix B Adding More MemoryCustomizing Your Printer 2. Attach the wrist portion of a grounding strap to your wristOpening the Printer 2. Hold on to the two black handles on the metal plate and slowly pull the drawer out about three inches Customizing Your Printer 4. Gently pull the ribbon cable out of the socketJanuary Installing the Card card clipClosing the Printer 7. Verify that the Power light is lit on the printers display panel Customizing Your Printer4. Close the drawer the rest of the way 5. Replace the five screws that you removedWindows Systems Appendix C nneed nna. Press Setup/Select when READY-RASTER appears in the dis- play panel Macintosh Systems Computer TypeCable Terminator2. Attach the SCSI cable and SCSI terminator Index Page Page Page Page Parallel cable, attaching, 1±10 Parallel connection printer modes for Page Page Page Weight of the printer, A±1 Unpacking the printer, 1±1Voltage, A±2 Index±10