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Kodak SRP 30 manual Main Computer, Printer

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Operator’s Guide

Main Computer

The main computer—b y way of the image-processing card—pro cesses the digitized image data, the prescan data, and your correction and image editing data. The computer converts the data to an exposable image and sends it to the printer.

Printer

The printer transports the cut paper (1) to the print engine (2), exposes the paper to the laser beam, and advances it through the transport unit (3) up to the lane distributor (4). The back print (5) is applied in the lane distributor.

The lane distributor transports the print to the paper processor.

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Kodak SRP 30 manual Main Computer, Printer

Contents

SRP30 Laserprinter Operator’s Guide Kodak Professional SRP 30 Laser Printer Page Table of Contents Production MaintenanceContents Regulatory and Safety InformationRegulatory Compliance Mechanical Hazard Symbol Laser Compliance and SafetyOperator’s Guide Side Laser Source Label Locations of Laser Safety LabelsWhen Disposing of the Equipment Safety PrecautionsGeneral Precautions When Operating the EquipmentDisposal of Chemicals and Containers Handling of Processing ChemicalsStorage and Disposal Safety Precautions for the Handling of ChemicalsGeneral Guidelines Skin and Eye ProtectionHow to Obtain Service Warranty InformationWarranty Period Warranty Repair CoverageLimitations Introduction Urgent type of notice Using the DocumentationStructure Text StylesConsumable Storage Requirements Storage of Chemicals and PaperOperator’s Guide Kodak Professional SRP 30 Laser Printer Overview Numeric Keypad Reorder Keyboard General Description Operator’s Guide Product Description Image Editing Functional Procedure Film Advance and Paper TransportScanner Printer Main ComputerSorter Paper ProcessorDensitometer Automatic Startup Starting the EquipmentManual Startup User Login System Startup StatusReadiness for Operation Start Screen End of Work Changing UsersTouch Change user Operator’s Guide Touch Shutdown Shutting DownAutomatic Shutdown Manual ShutdownChange Timer Next LoginTurning Off the Equipment Partially Sleep Mode Description of the Operating Controls Buttons and Lamp on the Main ComputerFilm stop button Touch-screen Monitor Screen Structure Information Area Overview Touch-sensitive Buttons Drop-down Menus Pop-up Windows Overview Input Screen Numeric Keypad Key Function Reorder KeyboardMain Menus Print mode Settings Test Pricing + Statistics End of workMenu Overview Menu BarPrint Mode Menu Settings Menu without Equipment Settings Settings Menu with Equipment Settings Test Menu Pricing + Statistics Menu End of Work Menu Status Information and Help Menus Other Screens Info and Help Overview Film Drive Info Info Printer Info Paper Processor Info Order Version Info Error List Help Index Waiting CancelError Help Index HelpChemicals Operator’s Guide Kodak Professional SRP 30 Laser Printer Preparation of Chemicals With hot water After each preparation of a solution, thoroughly rinseRinsing the Tanks Following orderRegion CAT No Mixing the Tank SolutionsDeveloper Inserting the Chemical FiltersStabilizer Bleach-FixPreparing Replenisher Tank Temperature COther Operations to Perform Prior to Production Settings Production Balance Digital Digital Order Settings From the Order Receipt to the Finished Print AdministratorOperator Load settings SettingsEntering Names Entering Numbers Cut length Machine Machine SettingsSettings Machine settings Configuration Surface and Paper settingsNetwork orders Digital orders Install SoftwareSettings Machine settings Surface Defining SurfacesOperator’s Guide Settings Machine settings Paper settings Defining Paper SettingsOperator’s Guide Coding the Paper Magazine Width Indicators Surface Indicators Paper WidthSettings Machine settings Cut length Defining the Cut LengthsPaper width Minimum cut length Comments User Interface Settings Machine settings User manager User Administrator Defining Users and User RightsTouch Password Touch Old PasswordUser Profiles Defining Times for Startup, Shutdown, and Sleep Mode Settings Machine settings StartupUnder the No operator actions heading Calendar Defining Off Days Settings Machine settings Startup Edit calendarSettings Machine settings Install Software Installing the SoftwareVersion Info Enabling the SoftwareImporting a Combiprint Layout Settings Machine settings Combiprint LayoutImporting an Index Print Layout Settings Machine settings Index print layoutPrinter Settings Scanning crop and Slide crop Scanner SettingsSettings Machine settings Scanner Scratch correctionPaper Processor Settings Setting the Replenishment RatesSettings Machine settings PP Replenishment Calibrating the Temperature Sensors and Water Pumps Settings Machine settings Production Balance Production Balance TFS LogicImpact Sharpen Edges, Saturation, and Sharpen Grain Panorama Identification Contrast Management Area Contrast, Detail ContrastLearning TFS Learns and Learning TFS Used Learning TFS ResetTFS Color Color/Density LogicIncreasing the standard values Advantages Disadvantages Reducing the standard valuesValues Parameter Function Setting rangeAdvantages Disadvantages Reducing StandardParameter for Cross Curve Compensation Cross curve compensation Cross curve behaviorTFS Density Parameter Function Setting RangeSelector Logic and TFS Selector Parameter Selected Setting Description RangeTouch Color correction Color CorrectionTouch DX correction DX CorrectionOperator’s Guide Production Balance Digital Settings Machine settings Production BalanceOperator’s Guide Digital Order Settings Settings Machine settings Network ordersNetwork orders Set Autom. printing to Off Operator’s Guide Automatic end of order and Film length Other SettingsSettings Machine settings Other Lab ID and Lab nameDTFS Preselection Print ConfigurationsTouch Save or Cancel Settings Print configurationsSettings Creating, Editing, and Deleting Configurations Creating a New ConfigurationCreating a New Configuration Based on an Existing One Settings Print configurations Paper Paper ConfigurationsModifying a Configuration Deleting a ConfigurationAPS Sizes Print SizesPaper Width Inches Back Print ConfigurationsSettings Print configurations Back print Classic High Vision Panorama Paper Width InchesAdditional Information Regarding Certain Parameters Settings APS Film data Index Print ConfigurationsSettings Print configurations Index print APS Back PrintIndex Prints Paper ConfigLayout Print LengthSettings Print configurations Corrections Correction ConfigurationsSettings Settings Print configurations Autosave Autosave ConfigurationsAutosave fixed PDM Autosave qualitySettings Print configurations Front print Front Print ConfigurationsOperator’s Guide Settings Print configurations Combiprint Combiprint ConfigurationsLayout Settings Print configurations Order Order ConfigurationsSingle PackageReproduction Single Configurations Film Mask File Print Example Adjust Longer sideFilm Mask APS IX APS Film Sizes Aspect ratio Film Mask Slide Package Configurations Combiprint Configurations Reproduction Configurations Black-and-White Prints Configuration Types in the Order Configuration ListWhen Scanning Color Negative Film When Scanning Black-and-White FilmDefining a Standard Configuration Pricing Configurations Save / Load Settings and Configurations Settings Save settingsTo save To load Settings Load settingsTests Operator’s Guide Kodak Professional SRP 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 TestEnable with Laser point Daily Calibration without the MBL Daily Calibration with the MBLCompletion of the New Calibration Calibration of New Paper, Emulsion Changes Master PaperScanner Calibration Piko Test Start Piko To start Piko manuallyTesting the Paper Processor Test Control strip Chemical control strip Operator’s Guide Kodak Professional SRP 30 Laser Printer Production Autoprint Print Mode Reorder Mode Manual Positioning Mode Adjusting the Paper Width Preparing the Equipment for Different OrdersPreparing the Paper Magazine Operator’s Guide Installing Paper Coding the Paper Magazine Width Indicators Surface Indicators Paper WidthChanging the Paper Magazine Excessive insertion force on the paper magazine can causeDamage to the drive gear Changing the Film Mask Changing the Mirror Box for 120 FilmsAPS Film APS Film HandlingAPS Film Cartridge Order Handling Typical Order TrackingPrerequisites Inserting Film into the Film Feeder Starting the OrderThese print modes Print order starts Order Number Automatic or Manual Manual Order NumberingTouch the Change Order no.? button Automatic Order Numbering End of Order Automatic or ManualPrint Modes Overview Normal Print ModesDigital Print Modes Current Configuration Screen Using Print ConfigurationsEditing the Current Configuration Changing the Order ConfigurationSelecting a New Order Configuration Printing Changing the Order NumberPrint mode Autoprint Autoprint Print ModeOperator’s Guide For short film strips 400 mm Reorder Mode Print mode ReorderTouch Edit order Production Operator’s Guide Production Operator’s Guide Print mode Manual positioning Manual Positioning ModeOperator’s Guide If the printer is reset with a film piece one or two frames Inserted in the film mask, the film piece might not be in aRemove the film mask, you risk damaging the film DTFS Only for File Print File Print ModePrinting from Digital Media Print mode File printPictures Touch Start printing or Save order Saving Digital Orders File Prints Production Touch Start printing Touch Prepare Order Printing Digital Images without PreviewPrinting Digital Images with Preview Screen that is used for resetting the printerProduction Print mode Slide print Slide Print ModeTouch Order end Finishing the OrderUsing Preview Production Touch Colour/dens. corrections Image EditingTouch Improve Image Area contrast Detail contrast Sharpness Saturation Production Scan Troubleshooting Image Quality Problems Symptom SolutionTouch Format text SpecialOperator’s Guide Production Operator’s Guide Touch Save on the Image editing and Special screens Saving Image Data in a FileImages in the Network Starting Network Orders Printing Network OrdersOperator’s Guide Configuring Index Print Layout Index PrintsFilm Strips Index Prints in the Different Print Modes Number / Aspect Ratio of the Single Images per Index PrintFor File Prints Print Only Index PrintFor Reorders For PackagesPrinting Price Labels Option Statistics Saving StatisticsPricing + Statistics Save Statistics Pricing + Statistics Show Statistics Viewing StatisticsCorrecting System Conditions System Errors Avoiding Handling ErrorsError Messages Correcting System Conditions Resetting the Equipment Reset Using the Film Stop Key On keyFilm stop key Reset Using the Stop Button on the Screen Important Do not pull out the film mask during a reset Reset Using the on KeyError Handling Unresolved ErrorsGeneral Fill Print Gray Screen After ResetImage Processing Errors Paper Processor ErrorsShutter not reached MR, ML SGLS01 not reached Printer ErrorsOther Error Situations Help in Case of Error MessagesRemoving Paper Jams Paper Jams in the Printer Section Paper Jams in the Transport UnitBefore pulling out the transport unit Close the lever Transport Unit at the BottomSheet Bridge to Transport Unit Transport at the TopOperator’s Guide Correcting System Conditions Paper Jams in the Print Engine Correcting System Conditions Paper Jams in the Lane Distributor Mechanical damage cannot be ruled out Paper Jams between the Lane Distributor and Sheet TransferPaper Jams in the Paper Processor Maintenance Other Consumables Kodak Professional Digital III Color Paper Maintenance Schedule and Maintenance Intervals Clean air filters Cleaning the APS Film Mask Daily MaintenanceCleaning the Drive Rollers in the Film Mask Primary ProcedureTouch Eject on the Manual positioning screen End of work Shutdown Alternate ProcedureTest Control strip Chemical control strip Performing a Process Control for the Paper ProcessorMaintenance Weekly Maintenance Cleaning the Film Take-UpRemoving Dust from the Film Mask Cleaning the Film Chute Transport Unit Removing Paper Dust from the Printer SectionsSingle Sheet Buffer and Sheet Bridge Print Engine Maintenance Operator’s Guide Lane Distributor Sheet Transfer Maintenance Removing the CD Color Developer Feed Unit Opening and Closing the Wet Section CoverStack the crossovers Removing the Tank CrossoversRemoving the Squeegee Unit and V Wiper Damage Cleaning ProcedureChecking the Solution Levels Cleaning the Chemical Filters Cleaning the Filters in the Astor and Water Supplies Plates Cleaning the Densitometer Calibration PlateCleaning the Transport Belt of the Print Chute Cleaning the Exposure Filters Monthly MaintenanceOperator’s Guide When cleaning the very thin and highly fragile glasses They do not breakBare hands Do not wring, bend, or press the filters and filter mats Cleaning / Replacing the Air FiltersReinstalling them Let washed filters and filter mats dry thoroughly beforeLamp House Under the Cutter Unit CCD FanInto the print engine Door to the Print EngineOperator’s Guide Changing the Scan Lamp Do not bypass the lamp switch when the lamp mount is foldedFree cloth To avoid fingerprints, do not touch the lamp with your bareChanging the Chemical Filters Cleaning the Processing Racks Chemical splashes may stain the covers. Remove any splashesImmediately with water Maintenance Operator’s Guide Cleaning the Dryer Rack Startup, be sure to disable the automatic MBL in order toPrevent a paper jam Operator’s Guide Cleaning / Replacing the Air Filter Cleaning the Paper OutletCleaning the Slide Plate with the Feed Chute Maintenance Operator’s Guide Removing the Dust from the Lens Maintenance When RequiredChanging the Ink Ribbon on the Back Printer Tanks is 20 L Emptying the Effluent TanksOther Consumables ConsumablesChemicals Air FiltersRolls Surface Catalog No In. x ft Kodak Professional Digital III Color PaperOperator’s Guide Kodak Professional SRP 30 Laser Printer Page Eastman Kodak Company Eastman Kodak Company