Microtek ScanMaker i300 Dokumentacja Pobierz pdf (Strona 161)

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Published

August, 2001

[Draft Limited shipment edition (Second edition)]

Published by

Noritsu Koki

Technical Training Department

QSS-30 Training Materials

QSS-30

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QSS-30 Training Materials 1
Chapter 1 2
Specifications 2
Types of QSS-3001 5
Time schedule of 6
Usable media 7
Processable Format 8
Processable DVD 9
Main options 10
Components of film carriers 11
Description/ExplanationName 14
Magazine 15
(Scanner) 16
(LAZER Printer Processor) 16
Print sizes 17
Usable paper 17
PC spec table 18
Spec table of peripherals 19
QSS-30-1 20
Chapter 2 21
Outline of the system 21
Scanner Light Source 23
Exposure route of scanner 24
QSS-30-2 25
AFC scanning movement 26
Resolution of the image 27
MaximumMinimumFilm size 28
PixelSize (mm) 29
(C/P/H) 30
Scanning 30
Print channel and scanning 31
Pre-scanning 32
Digital ICE 33
Corrections by Digital ICE 34
Negative 35
Colorimeter 36
Paper sizes and advance way 37
Check the actual machine 38
Laser Engine 39
Cautions concerning the laser 40
Printer Exposure Engine 41
Structure of Laser Unit 42
Explanation of laser unit 43
Structure of Laser Unit (AOM) 44
Exposure center 45
Laser Exposure 46
Auto tuning 47
Chapter 3 48
Operations 48
QSS-30-3 50
Daily setup flow 51
Weekly setup flow 52
Monthly setup flow 53
Explanation of operations 54
Explanation of modes 55
NCE mode 56
The PC is being processed 57
Normal shutdown movement 58
The PC is started up 59
Important 60
How to turn OFF the breaker 62
1. Check the LED of HD 63
4 seconds or more 63
Status display of AFC 65
Details of the back print 66
BIRTHDAY 123  12 67
(A) (K)(D)(F) 67
284 15 〈CUSTOMERINFO.mdb 1234 67
(J) (L) (1) (2) 67
Index print sizes 69
Types of index prints 70
120 x 120 72
97 x 12089 x 11789 x 114 72
Paper sizes for 6-frame 73
Paper sizes for 4-frame 73
*Contact index prints 74
Practical training 75
Chapter 4 76
Installation 76
Unit [mm] 78
399706S-1200 78
766.51,184LPP-1200 78
The space for installation 79
1. PC control unit 80
Lifting a machine (LPP-1200) 81
Packing items (LPP-1200) 82
Packing items (S-1200) 82
For Processor 83
For Printer and 83
Packing items (Sample prints) 84
Location of PC peripherals 86
SCSI ID No 87
= necessary 88
Allocation of drives 89
QSS-30-4 90
Chapter 5 91
Details of the Initial setup 94
Setup flow 96
Monitor setup 97
QSS-30-5 100
Structure of the setup data 101
Paper registration and setup 102
Emulsion number change 103
Color data configuration 104
DSA data configuration 105
Outline of CMS 106
Scanner profile 108
Printer profile 109
Monitor profile 110
Chapter 6 111
Mechanical adjustment 111
The point of this chapter 112
- Swing and Tilt Adjustment 113
- Light axis adjustment 113
- Light source registration 113
- Focus adjustment 113
* Colorimeter unit 114
* Paper supply section A 114
* Paper supply section B 115
* Exposure advance unit 115
* Engine section 115
* Paper advance section 115
2. 135/240MMC 116
1. Scanner unit 117
1. Colorimeter 118
1. Paper supply unit A 119
1. Paper supply section B 120
2. Paper supply unit B 121
Storage place 121
1. Exposure advance unit 122
1. Laser unit 123
Viewing from the back side 124
QSS-30-6 125
Location of main PCBs 126
Positioning pins of 127
Maintenance and Adjustment 131
+ correction 133
- correction 133
Processor insertion 134
I sideL side 134
+ correction- correction 135
Reverse unit 135
Exposure end 135
0 to 1 mm Rear end of paper 135
Screws (loose) 136
Pin holder 136
• Recovery 137
• Installing the QSS software 137
• Installing the driver 137
• Software upgrading 137
Chapter 7 138
Service items 138
QSS-30-7 140
Cautions when replacing PCBs 143
Errors and countermeasures 151
Maintenance 153
24 – 26V was detected? 154
Functioned for 5 minutes? 154
Deterioration 154
Necessary to replace 154
Movement of reverse unit 155
Arm operationCondition 156
Chapter 9 157
Replenishment devices 157

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