Reproduction, Black-and-White or Sepia Prints | Kodak RP 30 guide

Production

Reproduction

To print a reproduction, select an order configuration of the reproduction type. In the list of order configurations this type is marked as R.

Reproduction	For images created with programs like Photoshop or shots
	artificially falsified. The image files of an order are printed without
	the automatic image improvement and without image size
	adaptation so that the prints correspond precisely to the original.
	If there is a difference between image and print size, the result
	will be a border or loss of image information.
Print without	The configuration cannot be changed. The image is printed in the
preview	middle of a large size (400 dpi), for applications such as CD
	inlays.

Using Autosave to Save Processed Images without Printing

To save image files without printing, use the order configuration including autosave configurations. All image files of a file print order are stored on the defined local or external drive or sent to the server PC for further processing.

1.Select the order configuration with the required autosave configuration (= storage method).

2.Set the number of prints to zero.

Black-and-White or Sepia Prints

Automatic conversion of color information in the original to black-and-white or sepia is not possible. You must convert the image file externally using a PC and a program such as Photoshop.

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Contents

Laserprinter Operator’s Guide Kodak Professional RP 30 Laser Printer Page Table of Contents Production Maintenance Contents Regulatory and Safety Information EMC Compliance CE Compliance Hot Surface SymbolElectrical Hazard Symbol Regulatory Compliance Mechanical Hazard Symbol Laser Compliance and Safety Operator’s Guide Laser Source Label Locations of Laser Safety Labels When Disposing of the Equipment Safety PrecautionsGeneral Precautions When Operating the Equipment Disposal of Chemicals and Containers Handling of Processing Chemicals Storage and Disposal Safety Precautions for the Handling of ChemicalsGeneral Guidelines Skin and Eye Protection How to Obtain Service Warranty InformationWarranty Period Warranty Repair Coverage Limitations Introduction Operator’s Guide Kodak Professional RP 30 Laser Printer Indicates the potential for damage to or from the equipment Using the DocumentationStructure Text Styles Consumable Storage Requirements Storage of Chemicals and Paper Overview Info Printer Info Paper Processor Components Operator’s Guide Image Editing Product Description Functional Procedure Printing SequenceMain Computer Paper Processor Printer Sorter Densitometer Automatic Switch-On Switching On the Equipment Manual Switch-On User Login System StartReadiness for Operation Start Screen End of Work Changing UsersTouch Change user Automatic Shutdown Shutting Down Touch Shutdown Change TimerNext Login Manual Shutdown Switching Off the Machine Partially Sleep Mode Button and Lamp on the Main Computer Operating Controls Keyboard and Mouse Touch-screen Monitor Screen Structure Information Area Operator’s Guide Drop-down Menus Touch-sensitive Buttons Pop-up Windows Overview Input Screen Menu Bar Numeric Keypad Main Menus Menu Overview Print Mode Menu Settings Menu without Machine Settings Settings Menu with Machine Settings Test Menu End of Work Menu Status Information / Help Menus Additional Screens Info Info Printer Info Paper Processor Info Order Version Info Error List Documentation Error Help IndexHelp Help Index Chemicals Operator’s Guide Kodak Professional RP 30 Laser Printer Preparation of Chemicals Cold water after each preparation of a solution Rinsing the TanksFollowing order Mixing the Tank Solutions Inserting the Chemical Filters Bleach-FixDeveloper Preparing Replenisher Tank Temperature ºC Other Operations to be Performed Prior to Production Start See Paper Processor Settings in Chapter Preparation of the Print Configuration Settings Machine SettingsFrom the Order Receipt to the Finished Print When to Save Settings From the Order Receipt to the Finished Print Administrator Operator Preparation of the Print Configuration Pfdf Enter paper Flie print Page Adjust shorter Recover settings Settings Entering Names Entering Numbers Configuration Surface and Paper settings Machine SettingsTypes of Settings Settings Machine settings Production balance Install SoftwareSet date/time Other settings Machine Defining Surfaces Settings Machine settings Surface New Select Pfdf surface Settings Machine settings Paper settings Defining Paper Settings Operator’s Guide Coding the Paper Magazine Paper Width Width Indicators Surface Indicators Defining Cut Lengths Settings Machine settings Cut length User Interface Settings Machine settings User manager User Administrator Defining Users and User Rights − Password, Repeat − Edit− Language, Keyboard, Preview frequency, Beep touch Preview Configurations− User rights Rights Button Description Startup Defining the Start Time / Standard User Timer Calendar Defining Off Days Settings Machine settings Startup Edit calendar Settings Machine settings Install software Installing the Software Printer Settings Settings Machine settings PP replenishment Paper Processor Settings Production Balance Digital Settings Machine settings Productions Balance Digital Settings Impact Soft-focus effect Sharpness of EdgesShifting towards + Sharpening Detail Contrast Sharpness of GrainFine structuring Unsharpness Resource name Digital Order SettingsSettings Machine settings Network orders Remote Order File Print Remote Order Autosave Computer nameAutomatic printing On/Off Address or name Name or IP address Other Settings DTFS Preselection Max. PpF Settings Print configurations Print Configurations Paper Backprint Correction AutoSave Front print Order Creating, Editing, and Deleting Configurations Creating a New ConfigurationCreating a New Configuration Based on an Existing One Deleting a Configuration Editing a Configuration Paper Configurations Creating a Paper ConfigurationSettings Print configurations Paper New or Edit Touch Save or Save as Select from the Paper Settings and the Paper Surfaces Backprint Configurations Select Save or Save as Operator’s Guide Settings Print configurations Corrections New or Edit Correction Configurations Operator’s Guide Settings Print configurations Autosave New or Edit Autosave Configurations Autosave fixed File format DriveQuantity Autosave quality File format Resolution CD, Internet Upload, Normal Resolution and File format as in Autosave quality Front Print Configurations Select Save or Save as Order Configurations Single PackageReproduction Creating a Single Configuration Specify Paper configuration and Cut lengthSelect Film mask File print Select Film mask and Film type Creating a Package ConfigurationSet the Configuration type to Package Select Configurations Reproduction Black-and-White and Sepia Prints Configuration Types in the Order Configuration List Defining a Configuration as the Standard Configuration Settings Save settings Saving and Loading Settings and ConfigurationsWhen to Save Settings Procedure Settings Load settings Load Settings Tests Operator’s Guide Kodak Professional RP 30 Laser Printer Introduction Printer TestsOverview Prerequisites for MBL and PBL Calibration Printing a PBL TestTest Start PBL PBL Test with Laser Point Test Start MBL Printing an MBL Test See Save/Load Settings and Configurations in , Settings Daily Calibration Without the MBL Daily Calibration With the MBL Completion of the New Calibration Calibration of New Paper, Emulsion Changes Master Paper Testing the Paper Processor Test Control strip Chemical control strip Operator’s Guide Kodak Professional RP 30 Laser Printer Production Operator-Controlled Start Preparing the Paper Magazine Preparing the Equipment for Different Orders Operator’s Guide Important Avoid fogging of the leading paper edge Putting Paper in the Magazine Chapter Paper Widths Not Yet Coded Changing the Paper Magazine Automatic Order Number Order ProcessingOrder Number Automatic / Manual Manual Order Number End of Order Automatic / Manual Print Modes Prerequisites Printing File Print DTFS Single or Package Selecting the Configuration Type for an Order Using Autosave to Save Processed Images without Printing ReproductionBlack-and-White or Sepia Prints Changing the Configuration and the Order Number Changing the Current ConfigurationWith Change Config Selecting a Different Configuration Under Machine settings / Other settingsChanging the Order Number Touch Start print or Save order Loading Image Files from Data Carriers Saving Digital Orders Loading Saved Digital OrdersTouch Save order Touch Prepare order Printing File Prints without PreviewTouch Start print Touch Finish order Printing File Prints with Preview Image Editing and Special in All Print Modes with Preview Touch Format text. a new screen opens Special TextImage Improvement Touch Enter text Select File format, Resolution, and the Drive symbol Saving Processed Images as FilesImages in the Network Print mode Network orders Network OrdersOperator-Controlled Start Finishing Print Orders Automatic StartPrinting Network Orders Correcting System Conditions Operator’s Guide Kodak Professional RP 30 Laser Printer System Errors Avoiding Handling ErrorsError Messages Reset with the on Button or Stop Button on the Screen General Error HandlingUnresolved Errors Gray Screen After Reset Fit image to paper Image Processing ErrorsPaper Processor Errors Fill print Shutter not reached MR, ML SGLS01 not reached Printer ErrorsOther Error Situations Help in Case of Error Messages Belts, sharp corners, and sharp edges in the printer area Removing Paper Jams Paper Jam in the Printer Section Before pulling out the transport unit Paper Jam in the Transport Unit Paper Transport at the Bottom Paper Transport at the Top Sheet Bridge to Transport Unit Operator’s Guide Correcting System Conditions Paper Jam in the Print Engine Correcting System Conditions Operator’s Guide Paper Jam in the Lane Distributor Mechanical damage cannot be ruled out Paper Jam between the Lane Distributor and Sheet Transfer Paper Jam in the Paper Processor Or remove splashes immediately with water Chemical splashes may stain the covers. Use the splash guard Maintenance Other Consumables Kodak Professional Digital III Paper Required Maintenance Schedule and Maintenance IntervalsMaintenance jobs to be performed by the customer Daily Weekly Monthly Performing a Process Control for the Paper Processor Daily Maintenance Maintenance Removing Paper Dust from the Printer Sections Weekly Maintenance Single Sheet Buffer and Sheet Bridge Print Engine Maintenance Important Make sure that the transport belts are not shifted May run in the marked area Lane Distributor Sheet Transfer Stack the crossovers Water over the weekend Removing the CD Color Developer Feed Unit Removing the Tank Crossovers Removing the V Wiper and Squeegee Unit Cleaning Damage Cleaning the Chemical Filters Checking the Solution Levels Cleaning the Filters in Astor and Water Inlets Plates Cleaning the Densitometer Calibration Plate Cleaning the Transport Belt of the Print Chute Touch Readjust Monthly MaintenanceChecking the Solution Temperatures Settings Machine settings PP temperature Into the print engine Cleaning / Replacing the Air FiltersThem Door to Print Engine Operator’s Guide Kodak Professional RP 30 Laser Printer Maintenance Changing Chemical Filters Procedure Cleaning the Processing Racks Operator’s Guide Maintenance On Monday before starting to work, wipe off all deposits on Cleaning the Dryer RackWeekend, be sure to deactivate the automatic MBL Master Balance in order to prevent a paper jam Maintenance Cleaning / Replacing the Air Filters Cleaning the Paper Cleaning the Guide with the Feed Chute Operator’s Guide Maintenance Operator’s Guide Changing the Ink Ribbon on the Back Printer Maintenance When Required Tanks is 20 L Emptying the Effluent Tanks Other Consumables ConsumablesChemicals Air Filters Rolls Surface Catalog No Kodak Professional Digital III PaperPage Page Eastman Kodak Company