Kodak 9500 Technical Information, Installation, Acoustical emissions, Cabling requirements, Amps

Models: 9500 990

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Technical Information

Technical Information

 

Further information regarding any of the topics presented here is provided

 

in Installation Planning and System Maintenance Guide (A-61000).

Installation

This equipment and accessories are installed by a Kodak Field Engineer

 

and takes approximately 4 hours.

Acoustical emissions

Scanner 990 — Acoustical emissions shall be less than or equal to 67 dB

 

during operation and less than or equal to 62 dB while idle.

 

Scanner 9500 — Acoustical emissions shall be less than or equal to 76 dB

 

during operation and less than or equal to 67 dB while idle.

Cabling requirements

The customer/system integrator must provide the SCSI cable used to

 

connect the equipment and host computer. It is not included with the

 

Scanner 9500 or Scanner/Microimager 990.

Electrical and operating requirements

This equipment is manufactured to operate within one of the following sets of power constraints or configured to do so by your Kodak Field Engineer:

 

Voltage

Hz/Cycles

Amps 9500

Amps 990

 

 

 

 

90 -110 V ac

50/60 Hz

15 amps

15 amps

 

 

1 phase

@ 100 V ac

@ 100 V ac

 

 

 

 

 

104

-127 V ac

60 Hz

12 amps

12 amps

 

 

1 phase

@ 120 V ac

@ 120 V ac

198

- 254 V ac

50 Hz

6 amps

10 amps

 

 

1 phase

@ 220-240 V ac

@ 220-240 V

 

 

 

 

ac

A separate, dedicated power line with one duplex receptacle is required for each Scanner.

Two outlets are required:

One individual dedicated branch AC circuit employing one standard 3-prong, grounded duplex outlets. These outlets are designated for the machine and service diagnostic equipment.

The outlets should meet the following standards:

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Kodak 9500, 990 Technical Information, Installation, Acoustical emissions, Cabling requirements, Voltage, Hz/Cycles, Amps