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Table Of Contents
Table of contents
Introducing the Drystar5300
Drystar5300 features
The Drystar5300 offers the following features:
Network features
Customizable features
Software license information
Safety precautions
Transport after installation
Waste disposal and environmental regulations
Security precautions
Safety compliance
EMC issues
Compliances
Privacy and security
Node authentication, certificates and Certification Authority
Operating modes
Operator mode
Key-operator mode
Service mode
Administrator mode
Control modes (local and remote)
The user interface
Overview of user interface controls
The status indicator LED
The control buttons
Rear panel
Working with Compact flash cards (CF-card)
Audio signals
Switching on the Drystar5300
Switching off the Drystar5300
Basic operation (operator mode)
Overview of operator functions
Managing the print queue
Checking the print queue
About Drystar5300 consumables
Loading films
When the Drystar5300 is printing or calculating and the input tray is empty:
When the Drystar5300 is in the ready state and the input tray is empty:
Loading a single film in the input tray
Checking the correct position of a film in the input tray
Advanced operation (key-operator mode)
Overview of key-operator functions
Overview
Quality control procedure
Establishing the reference values and verifying image quality
Performing quality control (QC) tests
Preventive maintenance schedule
Safety guidelines
Cleaning the exterior
Cleaning the print head resistor line
Troubleshooting checklist
Equipment information sheet
Specifications
Options and accessories
Mobile / Earthquake provisions
Connectivity with Agfa equipment
Connectivity with non-Agfa equipment
Quality Control Charts
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