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Konica Minolta 752 operation manual Safety Caution, Cautions on installation

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Safety Caution

Safety Caution

Before operating this device, be sure to read Safety Caution.

Be sure to observe the safety cautions described here as they are very important for safety.

"Cautions on installation

Never attempt to modify the device.

If you modify the device, this may cause a breakdown, electric shock, or ﬁre.

For installation, contact a sales ofﬁce where you purchased this device or a service person.

If you install the device and there are any problems in installation, this may cause an elec- tric shock or a ﬁre.

Be sure to ground the device well.

Never connect the grounding cable to the gas pipe, water supply pipe, lighting rod, or the grounding cable for telephone.

As for the electrical work (including grounding and communications cable work) follow the local regulations on the technical standards.

If the work is not done properly, this may cause an electric shock or breakdown.

Use the power supply with sufﬁcient capacities according to the speciﬁca- tions.

If you use any power supply other than the speciﬁcations, or the power supply with insufﬁ- cient capacities, this may result in heating the electrical components or cause a ﬁre.

"Cautions on transporting, storing temporally, and servicing

If an abnormal sound, stench, or smoking occurs in this device, immedi- ately turn the power OFF, then unplug the power cable. Contact a sales ofﬁce where you purchased this device or a service person.

If you continue using the troubled device, this may cause a breakdown, electric shock or ﬁre.

If any error other than the speciﬁed in this Operation Manual occurs, con- tact a service person.

If you repair it by yourself, and there are any problems on it, this may cause an electric shock or ﬁre.

When transporting, temporally storing, or re-installing this device, contact a sales ofﬁce where you purchased this device or a service person.

If you transporting or re-installing it by yourself, and there are any problems on it, this may cause an electric shock or ﬁre.

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DRYPRO MODEL 752 Operation Manual Ver.0.11 2002.6 vii

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Konica Minolta 752 Safety Caution, Cautions on installation, Cautions on transporting, storing temporally, and servicing

Contents

LASER IMAGER DRYPRO modelCODE NO 0463 UL, 0467 CE KONICACORPORATIONBlank page Table of Contents DRY LASER IMAGER DRYPRO MODELIntroduction Descriptions of Symbol Mark Symbol markDescriptions of symbol mark Descriptions on warning caution label Descriptions on Warning LabelWarning Label Warning Label Location 1 Front2 Rear Safety Caution Cautions on installationCautions on transporting, storing temporally, and servicing Cautions on use otherwise, dust may be accumulated, resulting in heating or a ﬁre Precaution Disposal PrecautionPrecaution on Installation Location 1. Name of Each Component Control panel Start switch Upper tray Lower tray Front cover1-1. Main Body Front ViewPower cable Power connectorRear View Air outletBins Inlet guide Sorter left cover Front cover 1-2. Sorter LiS-752 option2. Structure 3. How To Operate 3-1. Control PanelDescription on screen Start switch 3-2. Start-up OperationBreaker Touch WAKE UP on the control panel Power saving mode3-3. Shut-down Operation When START TIMER is set to ON Press the start switch to re-start the equip- ment 3-4.Film Loading 3-4. Film LoadingFilm loading screen Seals Empty packageBarcode Retaining plate9 Push the tray to the back until it is locked Load the ﬁlm by referring to Steps 2 or later 4-1. Function of Maintenance Mode 4. Maintenance Mode4-2. Switching Maintenance Mode Start-up maintenance modeShut-down maintenance mode Setting START TIMER Function 4-3. How To Operate Maintenance ModeSetting Date/Time TIME SET Re-printing Printed Page PREVIOUS PRINT The print data on the speciﬁed page will be queued 9 Touch on the upper part of the screen 8 Touch a LUT name you wish to apply for printing11 Select NEGA/POSI by touching NEGA or POSI Calibrating Density CALIBRATION The DRYPRO has the automatic density calibration function that perform the density calibration automatically after a lapse of the speciﬁed time or speciﬁed number of printing. Instead of performing automatic calibration, you can make CALIBRA- TION appear on the screen to show you that the calibration needs performing depending on the settings at installation TEST PRINT 5 Touch on the upper part of the screen 4-3.How To Operate Maintenance Mode 14 Touch EXIT to end the maintenance mode9 Select NEGA/POSI by touching NEGA or POSI 10 Touch on the upper part of the screenEach frame of the SMPTE pattern for this device which is printed out by TEST PRINT consists of 16-step wedge, SMPTE pattern, and 1024-step gray scale. Measure the density of the 16-step wedge or SMPTE pattern and use it for the density control Opening/closing front cover COVER OPEN The PANEL ADJUST screen will appear Adjusting control panel PANEL ADJUSTThe maintenance menu screen will re-appear The touch position adjustment screen will appear3 Touch OK Clearing queued print data QUEUE CLEAR 4 Touch OK on the conﬁrm message The COLD START function re-starts the device COLD START1 Touch FILM DATA on the maintenance menu screen Conﬁrming and setting ﬁlm count dataConﬁrming ﬁlm count data month, touch MONTHLYThe FILM DATA SETUP screen will appear Follow the procedure below to set the ﬁlm count preferencesThe setting becomes valid, and the ﬁlm count data screen re- appears If you wish to cancel the settings, touch CANCELSetting print preference Sets the bin in the sorter option into which the 12 Select the item to be printed as the stamp with STAMP SELECT 16 Sets the format of date to be printed on the ﬁlm 4-3.How To Operate Maintenance Mode Setting user LUT1 Touch the user LUT name to be set on the LUT select screen 2 Touch LUT LIBRARYCreating user LUT 4-3.How To Operate Maintenance Mode 8 After the settings are complete, touch OK6 Touch EDIT on the LUT data screen Conﬁrming the LUT curveSetting power saving mode 4-3.How To Operate Maintenance Mode 6 After the settings are complete, touch OK5-1. Error Display and Remedy 5. Troubleshootingpage pagePage 5-2.Resetting Errors 5-2. Resetting ErrorsWhen an error cannot be reset If ERROR RESET cannot function by clearing a queued error, follow the procedure below to re-start the device When TRAY OPEN is displayed 5-3. Removing JamWhen COVER OPEN is displayed When SORTER COVER is displayedJam in tray Film jam between decent transport section and exposure section Green lever Film jam between exposure section and elevator transport sectionFilm jam between HPRO section and cooling/discharge section Caution on High TemperaturesCaution on High Temperatures Film jam in sorter 1 Open the inlet guide, and remove jammed ﬁlms if there are any58 DRYPRO MODEL 752 Operation Manual Ver.0.11 4 Lift the handle of the sorter left cover to remove it 3 Remove jammed ﬁlms if they remain5 Open the ﬁlm transport guide, and remove jammed ﬁlms if they remain Sorter left cover6 Put the ﬁlm transport guide back, and remove the sorter left cover Guide pinsFilm transport guide lower5-4. When Film Fails to be Loaded 5-4.When Film Fails to be LoadedRail 5 Open the light shield cover of the tray 14 Touch OK 15 Touch EXIT to end the maintenance mode 5-4.When Film Fails to be Loaded13 Touch the key of the tray in which you wish to re- load the ﬁlm 16 Touch FILM SET 17 When the tray pops out slightly, press in it until it locks6-1. Periodical Maintenance and Inspection 6. Service and MaintenanceOuter cover of the main unit Inside of main unitCaution on High Temperatures 6-2. Replacing FILTER6-3. Service and Maintenance Schedule Other service and maintenanceServicing by a user Conﬁrming maintenance and maintenance display When connected to the Regius 7. SpeciﬁcationsWhen connected to any other than the RegiusSorter Option Speciﬁcations Time zone and code No. table Appendix1.Handling and Storage of Unexposed Film 2.Handling and Storage of Developed FilmHANDLING AND STORAGE OF DRY FILM Blank page Blank page