KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Processor Operator’s Guide Part No.
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Regulatory Information Radio Frequency Interference The United States (47 CFR Part 15 Subpart B, FCC Class A, EMC) This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
Safety Regulations IMPORTANT: This equipment incorporates high-voltage components. Adequate safeguards and interlocks have been designed into this equipment to reduce the risk of injury during normal operation. As with any electrical equipment of this kind, adequate ventilation must be provided to minimize exposure to heat, dust, ozone, and other emissions. The following labels will be found on the product.
Environmental Regulations IMPORTANT: Always adhere to your local ordinances and regulations for disposal of paper, chemicals, filters, cleaning supplies, etc.
Warranty Information The following warranty information pertains to equipment that is installed in the United States only. For equipment installed in countries other than the United States, the terms and conditions of the new equipment warranty will be provided by the Kodak company in the country in which the sale is finalized, or by a Kodak-appointed distributor in those countries where Kodak does not have direct sales representation.
Table Of Contents About This Guide..................................................................................................................................... Using This Guide.................................................................................................................... About Other Publications ...................................................................................................... Software Included with the Printer ................................................
Selecting SCSI Ports .................................................................................................... 3-15 Selecting the Target Pad Read Options .................................................................3-16 Managing a Modem ...................................................................................................... 3-16 Resetting the Modem Port .....................................................................................3-16 Checking for a Modem ................
Viewing/Setting Replenishment Settings ...................................................................... 3-36 Viewing the Replenishment Rate ...........................................................................3-36 Setting the Chemical Replenishment Rate ............................................................3-36 Setting the Wash Replenishment Rate ..................................................................3-36 Calibrating the Replenishment Flow Rate ..................................
Monthly Maintenance ................................................................................................... 4-11 Main Drive Chain ....................................................................................................4-11 Checking the Temperature of the Solutions ...........................................................4-11 Checking and Adjusting the Speed of the Processor .............................................4-11 Cleaning the Tank and Dryer Cover .........................
Appendix B: Specifications ..................................................................................................................... B-1 Printer/Processor Specifications .......................................................................................... B-1 Dimensions and Weight................................................................................................. B-1 Acoustic Specifications ........................................................................................
Appendix D: Using the Image Print Server Software.............................................................................. D-1 Installing the IPS Software ................................................................................................... D-1 Hardware Requirements................................................................................................ D-1 Software Requirements .................................................................................................
About This Guide This is a User’s Guide for the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P and the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Processor. It provides step-by-step instructions for the operations you perform while using the Printer and Processor as a system. It also includes procedures and information for operating, maintaining, troubleshooting, and calibrating the system. Also included in this guide are instructions for installing and using the various software packages needed.
About This Guide About Other Publications The following publication is included with the printer: Quick Reference Guide for the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P and the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Processor–provides quick and easily accessible information for operating and maintaining the printer as well as answers to common printer problems and hints for operating the processor. Keep the Quick Reference Guide close to your printer.
About This Guide Getting Help from Kodak Your Kodak sales representative is the best source for information about setting up and operating your printer and for obtaining accessories and supplies. Please contact your Kodak sales representative if you have any questions. Kodak Sales Representative:___________________________ Representative’s Telephone Number: ____________________ K-Number: _________________________________________ In addition, for technical support in the U.S.
1 Introduction This chapter includes the following information about the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P and the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Processor: Product Description ...........................................................................................1-1 SCSI Interface .............................................................................................1-1 KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P .............................................1-1 KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Processor ......
Introduction KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Processor The KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Processor is designed as a companion processor for the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P. The processor uses RA-4 processing techniques to develop the image and deliver the print. These techniques move the exposed paper through four tanks consisting of Developer, Bleach/Fix, Stabilizer 1 and Stabilizer 2. The paper, which contains a visible color image, is dried and output as a completed print.
Introduction Rear View operator control panel for the processor connector ports back door sheet transport door (rear) September 2000 1-3
2 Using the System This chapter explains how to use the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P and the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Processor for daily operations. It takes you from startup to shutdown. Topics include: Starting up the Processor ..................................................................................2-1 Starting up the Printer.........................................................................................2-2 Calibrating the Printer ...........................................
Using the System WARNING: When handling or mixing chemical solutions, wear protective eyewear, clothing, and gloves. For safe handing practices with all chemicals, refer to the MSDS information. 3. Check that the chemistry in each processor tank is at the top of the overflow pipe. If necessary, add warm water to reach the correct level. CAUTION: Use water to top off the chemical tanks. Do not use replenisher chemistry. overflow pipe 4.
Using the System Calibrating the Printer You need to calibrate the printer when you start the system up each day. You also need to calibrate the printer when • you change paper • print quality is questionable • the temperature at the site changes more than 5° F (2.8° C) • if running more than one shift, at the beginning of each shift If you are calibrating at any time other than during the daily startup procedure: Before you begin, make sure the printer is not receiving printing commands from the host.
Using the System The LED Calibration screen appears. 3. Click the Go icon to start the calibration cycle. Go icon This icon highlights after you select Go Downloading LUTs and Sending Test Print highlights. If the configuration file specifies to Ask if processor is in control, the Process In Control dialog box appears. The processor is critical to printer calibration. You can calibrate the printer only if the processor is in control. Densitometers require calibration at regular intervals.
Using the System The Send LUT to Printer screen appears. NOTE: The highlighted LUT in the dialog box above is the most recent calibration LUT. 5. Click either Load Selected LUT or Load Custom LUT (or Cancel to cancel the calibration process). If you click Load Selected LUT, the system automatically downloads the highlighted LUT to the printer to create a test print.
Using the System The system automatically downloads the LUT file to the printer to create a test print. When the test print has been sent to the printer, the Scanning Processed Print with Densitometer status icon on the KODAK LED Printer Calibration screen highlights. Obtaining Densities Obtaining Densities from a File If the configuration settings include obtaining the density data from a file, the Waiting for Density File dialog box appears. Otherwise, go to “Using the Densitometer to Read Densities.
Using the System 3. Slide the lever on the densitometer to position 30. Align the edge of the test print with the lever on the densitometer. Gently feed the test print through the densitometer to scan the patches labeled “both”. Lever Test print If the test print is read successfully, several messages will appear in the status bar; the final message indicates that the densitometer values have been successfully received. Go to “Completing the Calibration.
Using the System If the print densities are out of tolerance, a graph appears, allowing you to select the type of data and planes that you want to see displayed. a. Click OK. The following list of options appears. Re-read the densitometer values is the most useful when the graphs show an unusual plot. Rereading the test print lets you validate the graph, then returns you to the Out of Tolerance dialog box.
Using the System b. Select one of the four options to try to complete the calibration successfully. • If the Out of Tolerance dialog box appears again, repeat this step until you get a successful calibration; go to step 1. • If you cannot get a successful calibration, request help from a system administrator or service person. Making Prints You can make prints using the LED Printer/Processor 20P with a wide variety of applications that run on WINDOWS NT Computers and MACINTOSH Computers.
Using the System Shutting Down the Processor To shut down the processor, press the On/Off key on the processor OCP. Shutting down the processor for service If you are shutting the processor down for service, turn off the processor circuit breaker after the green light on the OCP is no longer illuminated. The exhaust fan in the processor will continue to operate. IMPORTANT: If the processor will not be used for longer than four days, drain, flush, and clean the processor tanks. 1.
Using the System CAUTION: Install a splash guard over the entrance area of the processor to prevent water and chemicals from entering the printer. 2. Pour warm water over the top of the rollers. splash guard top rollers 3. Reinstall the light tight cover and the top cover on the processor. NOTE: After the processor is turned off, the recirculation pumps continue to operate for 30 seconds. Shutting Down the Printer 1. Check that all jobs in the print queue are printed. 2. Perform a soft shutdown: a.
Using the System CAUTION: Turn off the circuit breaker only after doing the soft shutdown. Otherwise, you could lose printer status information and cause dark lines to appear in the middle of the prints if paper is loaded. 3. Turn off the circuit breaker on the back of the printer.
3 System Operating Procedures This section provides the information you need to operate the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P. Topics include: Operating the Printer .........................................................................................3-2 Operator Control Panel ...............................................................................3-2 Printing Deferred or Buffered Jobs...............................................................3-4 Status Messages ...........................
System Operating Procedures Operating the Printer Operator Control Panel The operator control panel (OCP) for the printer allows you to view and control: • • • • • • • current status of the printer current time of day paper specifications error and power status cancel, on/off line and menu functions parameters of the printer error messages current status LED indicator lights time of day LCD display Status: Initializing Status: Initializing Pages Waiting: Paper Width: Next Length: Print (sec): Paper 2
System Operating Procedures OCP Key/Light Descriptions Key/Light Key /LED Indicator Light Description/Function Start Start Key The Start key turns on the power for the printer when the printer has been shut down through the OCP. When using the OCP menu, the Start key functions as a Select key to select the highlighted item from the OCP menu. Cancel Cancel Key Pressing Cancel causes the job that is currently printing to quit.
System Operating Procedures Menu The menu allows you to access other printer features. NOTE: To access the menu, the print queue must not have any pages waiting to be printed. 1. Press On/Off Line to take the printer offline. 2. Press Menu. Printer Offline Feature This feature is useful when you need to access the printer OCP menu. When the printer is offline, it cannot send jobs to the processor or accept jobs from the host. To take the printer offline, press On/Off Line on the OCP.
System Operating Procedures Status Messages Status messages display on the LCD display of the OCP to indicate the status or current state of the printer. Status Message/Printer State Definition status: ON LINE – Ready The printer is idle and ready to accept jobs. status: ON LINE – Processing The printer is currently downloading a job, processing a job. status: ON LINE – Pages Deferred Pages are waiting and nothing is being downloaded.
System Operating Procedures Loading Paper Into the Supply Cassette WARNING: Move the supply cassette from the printer to a table to load or unload paper. One 10 to 20 inch supply cassette is included with the printer and is designed to hold rolls of paper that are 10-, 11-, 12-, 20-inch and A4 widths. Removing the Supply Cassette 1. Open the paper supply door. 2. Unlock the cassette clamp for the supply cassette. 3. Remove the empty supply cassette.
System Operating Procedures Loading Paper into the Supply Cassette 1. Unlock the supply cassette. 2. Open the supply cassette. 3. If necessary, remove paper scraps from the core support assembly. 4. Remove the old core and support assembly from the supply cassette. NOTE: Keep the felt surfaces clean to prevent scratches on the paper. old core and core support assembly felt felt supply cassette locks 5. Remove the screw lock and the old cardboard core from the core support assembly. 6.
System Operating Procedures TIP: Practice the following steps in the light with an empty cardboard core before you load a new roll of paper in the dark. CAUTION: Loading paper into the paper cassette must be completed in a darkroom with the lights off. 7. Position the paper so that the lead edge of the paper is away from you. 8. Insert the core support assembly into the roll of paper as shown. 9. Push the cardboard core toward the gear until it engages the detent. cardboard core detent 10.
System Operating Procedures IMPORTANT: Make sure that the right and left edges of the paper on the paper roll remain aligned. Do not allow the roll of paper to slide or “telescope.” screw lock 12. Feed the lead edge of the paper through the slotted opening in the paper cassette. lead edge of the paper slotted opening image or emulsion side core support assembly (side without the gear) 13. Close the supply cassette and latch the supply cassette locks.
System Operating Procedures supply cassette lock When the paper cassette is locked, you can turn on the room lights. IMPORTANT: When moving the supply cassette, pick up and carry the cassette by both handles to prevent the paper from sliding or “telescoping” to one side. Installing the Supply Cassette 1. Open the sheet transport door and remove any chad. See "Removing the Chad" on page 3-14. 2.
System Operating Procedures 5. Align the slot on the bottom of the supply cassette with the plate on the bottom of the shelf and slide the full supply cassette into place on the shelf. Emulsion (image) side of paper shelf plate cassette clamp slot 6. Check that the gear on the supply cassette aligns and meshes with the gear on the printer. 7. Lock the clamp to secure the supply cassette into place. 8. Ensure that the cut on the lead edge of the paper is straight.
System Operating Procedures CAUTION: If the paper does not load properly or a paper jam occurs, press Cancel. Remove any paper from the shoe area and repeat steps 6 through 12. Make sure the lead edge is cut square. paper alignment guide lead edge of the paper idler roller gear on the cassette gear on the printer cassette clamp 13. Close the paper supply door. The paper automatically feeds into position for printing and the fogged section at the lead edge of the roll is trimmed off.
System Operating Procedures Reaching the End of the Roll of Paper When the end of the roll of paper is reached, the OCP displays one of two messages: • “Out of paper, open supply door to load...” — indicates that the supply cassette is empty. To remove the paper, open the supply door and pull the paper out of the shoe. • “End of roll, remove sheet from sheet transport” — indicates that the supply cassette is empty.
System Operating Procedures Removing the Chad Chad is wasted paper that is cut from the lead edge of the paper roll by the knife. It is deposited in the chad area of the printer. chad area sheet transport door chad This waste is usually necessary to remove fogged paper (paper that has been exposed to light). The waste may also be necessary to ensure a straight lead edge on the roll of paper and accurate positioning of the lead edge in the shoe.
System Operating Procedures Accessing the Printer Features Shutdown and Restart Shutdown 1. Select “Shutdown” from the main menu on the OCP. 2. Select “Shutdown NOW?” This causes the printer to shut down operations and enter the standby mode. Restart 1. Select “Restart” from the main menu on the OCP. 2. Select “Restart NOW?” This causes the printer to immediately shutdown operations and reboot.
System Operating Procedures Selecting the Target Pad Read Options 1. Select “Setup” from the main menu on the OCP. 2. Select “Ports”. 3. Select “SCSI”. 4. Select “Target Pad Reads”. 5. Use the Up and Down Arrows to select “Yes” or “No” to indicate whether or not the SCSI device driver will pad initiator read requests with zeros to the requested length or terminate the SCSI read transaction when it has sent only the data it has to send. 6. Press Select to select/set the new value. 7.
System Operating Procedures Setting the Printer Time and Date Setting the Current Time 1. Select “Setup” from the main menu on the OCP. 2. Select “Time”. 3. Select “Current Time”. 4. Use the Up and Down Arrows to select a new time. 5. Press Select to save the new value. 6. Select “Exit” to return to the previous menu on the OCP. Setting the Current Date 1. Select “Setup” from the main menu on the OCP. 2. Select “Time”. 3. Select “Current Date”. 4. Use the Up and Down Arrows to select a new date. 5.
System Operating Procedures Selecting the Slug Width for the Paper You can determine the width of the lead and trail edge borders on the prints by selecting the slug width. The slug width is the total width of the lead and trail edge borders (white space) of the paper that remains between the sheets of paper. 1. Select “Setup” from the main menu on the OCP. 2. Select “Printer”. 3. Select “Slug Width”. 4. Use the Up and Down Arrows to select a new slug width.
System Operating Procedures Setting the Page Starts Value The value for “page starts” indicates the number of pixels between the back wall of the printer and the edge of the image. For example, when the printer begins to print, it moves the print head to the back wall of the printer and then advances it toward the front of the printer by the number of pixels specified in the “page starts” parameter (value).
System Operating Procedures Producing Borderless Prints To achieve borderless prints on both the front and back edges of the paper, you must set the Page Starts value to adjust the location of the image so that both edges of the image print off the paper. NOTE: The image width should be at least 76 pixels wider than the width of the paper to ensure a borderless print.
System Operating Procedures 3. Adjust the page starts value to the calculated pixel value. If the white border is on the: • back edge: reduce the page start value by the pixel value • front edge: increase the page start value by the pixel value distance A cut edge distance B cut edge IMPORTANT: The page start value for each paper width is different.
System Operating Procedures Accessing the Software Version Number To view the software version of the FEE, PEC and OPC circuit boards: 1. Select “Setup” from the main menu on the OCP. 2. Select “Printer.” 3. Select “More.” 4. Select “Version” to view the version number for the FEE, PEC and OPC circuit boards. 5. Select “Exit” to return to the previous menu on the OCP.
System Operating Procedures Resetting the Defaults Resetting the Parameters This procedure resets the parameters of the printer to the factory setup (default) values. To indicate that the values have been reset to the factory setup values, the word “done” is displayed in parenthesis after “Reset Parameters To Factory” on the menu. NOTE: Diagnostic parameters are not reset by this action. 1. Select “Setup” from the main menu on the OCP. 2. Select “Defaults”. 3. Select “Reset Parameters to Factory”. 4.
System Operating Procedures Changing the Units of Measurement for Paper Sizes 1. Select “Setup” from the main menu on the OCP. 2. Select “Printer”. 3. Select “More”. 4. Select “Units”. 5. Select “Units” again. 6. Use the Up and Down Arrows to select either “English” or “Metric”. 7. Press Select to select/set the new value. IMPORTANT: Select “Exit” to return to the previous menu on the OCP. About Printing • • • A print job is not printed until it is completely downloaded to the printer.
System Operating Procedures If the print job is sent to the printer with the Buffered/Deferred option, this indicates to the printer to wait until it has a full buffer before printing. A full buffer is 26.5 to 33 inches.
System Operating Procedures Operating the Processor Operator Control Panel The operator control panel (OCP) for the processor allows you to view and control: • chemical and dryer temperatures • development time • chemical replenishment rate • current day and time • automatic startup and shutdown times • equipment status checks • error messages LCD display current mode Set key SET - - - SET - - MON OFF 15:00 LED indicator lights blue function keys current feature information Up and Down Arrows Rese
System Operating Procedures OCP Key/Light Descriptions Key/Light Key /LED Indicator Light Set Key Pressing Set causes the screen to change from View mode to either Set mode, Calibrate mode, or Min Max mode. In Set mode, a device can be set to “ON”, “OFF” or “AUTO” or a new operating parameter can be entered. In Calibrate mode, an adjustment offset for the device can be entered. In Min Max mode, the maximum and minimum readings for the device can be viewed or reset.
System Operating Procedures Key/Light Key /LED Indicator Light Drive Key and Drive Light Description/Function Pressing Drive accesses the drive motor control system. The light above the key illuminates when the Drive key is active. Material Key and The Material key is used to access the Material Transport screen.
System Operating Procedures OCP On/Off Light The on/off light switch for the OCP illuminates or deilluminates the entire OCP.
System Operating Procedures Operational Modes There are three operational modes for the processor: • • • Operator Key Operator Service To access the features of the processor, it must be in the correct operational mode. The table below will help you determine the correct operational mode for each feature.
System Operating Procedures Adjusting the Key Switch Lock The key switch lock is behind the front panel on the side of the OCP.
System Operating Procedures Processing a Control Strip CAUTION: Loading the control strip feed box must be done in a darkroom in complete darkness. IMPORTANT: In the next step, make sure the emulsion side of the control strip is facing up. 1. With the label on the control strip feed box facing up, feed one control strip into the box. 2. Turn the knob on the control strip feed box counterclockwise until the strip is completely inside of the box.
System Operating Procedures 10. Turn the knob on the control strip feed box clockwise with a steady slow motion until the processor pulls the control strip or the knob moves freely. 11. After the control strip has been processed, loosen the spring loaded knob and pull it toward the processor’s OCP. 12. Remove the control strip feed box from the bypass slot and release the knob. 13. Push the spring loaded knob toward the printer until the slot is completely covered and tighten the knob.
System Operating Procedures Viewing/Setting the Seven-Day Timer The seven-day timer allows the processor to turn itself on and off automatically throughout the week. If the processor is off and the day and time are the same as an activate time setting, the processor automatically turns on. If the processor is on and the current day and time match an off time setting, the processor turns off. If a time is replaced with “not set”, that on/off time is ignored for that day.
System Operating Procedures Viewing/Setting the Temperatures Viewing the Temperature Settings 1. Press Temperature on the OCP to access the Temperature screen. 2. Press the Up or Down Arrow to select the desired heater. Setting the Temperature 1. View the temperature settings and select the desired heater. 2. Press Set. 3. Use the Up or Down Arrow to change the operating temperature. 4. Press Set to enter the Calibrate mode. 5.
System Operating Procedures Viewing/Setting Replenishment Settings Viewing the Replenishment Rate 1. Press Replenishment to access the Replenishment screen. 2. Press the Up or Down Arrow to select the desired replenishment pump or the wash/stabilizer tanks. Setting the Chemical Replenishment Rate 1. Select the desired replenishment pump. 2. Press Set to access the Set mode. 3. Use the Up or Down Arrow to change the replenishment needed for each square foot of paper processed. 4.
System Operating Procedures Entering the Flow Rate 1. Measure the flow rate. See “Measuring the Flow Rate” above. 2. Press Set twice to enter the Calibrate mode. 3. Use the Up or Down Arrow to enter the measured flow rate. 4. Record and save the calibration values so they can be reentered if the memory is cleared. 5. Press Set once or press a different blue function key to return the screen to View mode.
System Operating Procedures Displaying the Min Max Development Time NOTE: The fastest and slowest development times, as recorded from the last time the screen was reset, can be seen from this screen. 1. Select the Drive screen. 2. Press Set three times to access the Drive screen in Calibrate mode. 3. Press the Down Arrow to reset the Min Max values. 4. Press Set twice or a different blue function key to return to View mode.
System Operating Procedures Controlling the Processor Drive Turning the Drive On 1. Press Drive. 2. Press Set. 3. Press Drive. The drive is on. Returning the Drive to Normal Operation 1. Press Drive. 2. Press Set. 3. Press Drive twice. The speed value is displayed. Computer Reset Resetting the Processor NOTE: Before resetting the processor, make sure you record the current settings. You may need to reenter them. 1. Press both Reset keys simultaneously. 2.
System Operating Procedures Loading the Default Values IMPORTANT: Record all processor settings before using this procedure. Reloading the defaults causes the processor to be configured as washless. The following settings and their calibrations return to their original values. • development time • temperature settings • replenishment rates Press both Reset keys to save any changes to default settings and to return to normal operation.
System Operating Procedures Setting the Development Time Tolerance A “DRIVE ERROR” message appears on the OCP when the development time is slower or faster than the set speed by more than its set tolerance. The information in this procedure enables you to change the tolerance. 1. Use the Up or Down Arrow to select the desired setup (A or B) and the tolerance screen. 2. Press Set to access the screen in Set mode. 3. Use the Up or Down Arrow to adjust the acceptable tolerance range.
4 Maintaining the Equipment This chapter includes information you will need to maintain the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P and the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Processor. The topics are as follows: Maintaining the Printer .......................................................................................4-2 Daily Maintenance .......................................................................................4-2 Removing the Chad ....................................................................
Maintaining the Equipment Maintaining the Printer Daily Maintenance Removing the Chad Chad is the waste (fogged paper) that is cut from the lead edge of the paper roll by the knife and deposited in the chad area of the printer. Open the sheet transport door and remove the chad from the chad area several times each day to prevent paper jams and ensure the proper movement of paper from the printer to the processor. Also, check the knife and remove any small strips of chad.
Maintaining the Equipment Periodic Maintenance Replacing the Air Filter The air filter under the shoe should be replaced approximately every 3 months. 1. Open the front door of the printer. 2. Pull back the spring fingers. 3. Remove the air filter. 4. Install a new air filter. For parts ordering information, see “Supplies” on page A-1.
Maintaining the Equipment Maintaining the Processor Daily Maintenance Chemistry Levels Check that the chemistry in the each of the processor tanks is up to the top of the overflow pipe. NOTE: If necessary, add warm water to the processor tanks to bring the fluid level in the tank to the proper level. chemistry overflow pipe Replenishment and Effluent Chemical Levels Before each run, check that the replenishment chemicals for the processor are at a sufficient level to complete the run.
Maintaining the Equipment CAUTION: To avoid having chemicals overflow from the effluent bottles, be sure that the volume of chemicals in the replenishment bottles does not exceed the remaining capacity of the effluent bottles. Cleaning the Crossover Assemblies Clean the crossover assemblies in the processor with a soft cloth to remove any chemical residue on them. Install the splash guard see “Preventing Algae (for Wash Configuration)” on page 4-8.
Maintaining the Equipment Operational Checks Check that the crossover assemblies and transport assemblies in the processor are installed correctly and operating smoothly. After performing all daily maintenance and before you begin to print jobs, run a control strip to ensure that the processor is calibrated. See “Processing a Control Strip” on page 3-32.
Maintaining the Equipment Weekly Maintenance Checking the Tension of the Main Drive Chain WARNING: Turn off the main power for the processor on the operator control panel and at the circuit breaker to prevent injury from moving parts and high voltage electricity and to prevent losing the processor parameters. Check that the tension on the main drive chain and all of the drive chains in the transport assemblies of the processor is correct. If any drive chain has more than 0.50 in.
Maintaining the Equipment Preventing Algae (for Wash Configuration) Add hot water to the top rollers in the wash area of the processor to prevent algae from forming and causing chemical and transport problems. CAUTION: Install a splash guard over the entrance area of the processor to prevent water and chemicals from entering the printer. splash guard top rollers Cleaning the Crossover Assemblies and Transport Racks WARNING: Always use two people to lift the transport rack (one person at each end.
Maintaining the Equipment Cleaning the Feed Table and the Processor Entrance Sensors WARNING: Turn off the main power to the processor on the operator control panel and at the circuit breaker to prevent injury from moving parts and high voltage electricity and to prevent losing the processor parameters. 1. Remove: • top cover • light tight cover • developer entrance guide top cover light tight cover developer entrance guide feed table entrance sensors 2.
Maintaining the Equipment Replacing Chemical and Wash Filters Check the condition of the filters in the processor tanks. If necessary, replace the filters. NOTE: The filter for the developer is different than the filters for the other chemicals and for the wash. It can be identified by a gray ring on its end. See “Supplies” on page A-1. chemical/ wash filter Checking the Fittings for Leaks Check all fittings for leaks. If necessary, tighten the fitting. Use a screwdriver to tighten tube clamps.
Maintaining the Equipment Monthly Maintenance Main Drive Chain WARNING: Turn off the main power to the processor on the operator control panel and at the circuit breaker to prevent injury from moving parts and high voltage electricity and to prevent losing the processor parameters. Grease the main drive chain in the processor with lithium grease.
Maintaining the Equipment Cleaning the Tank and Dryer Cover Clean the inside and outside of the tank and dryer cover with water and a soft cloth to prevent corrosion and chemical contamination.
Maintaining the Equipment Periodic Maintenance Cleaning Chemical Residue Buildup The processor should be cleaned regularly to prevent corrosion and chemical residue buildup, media transport problems, and contamination of the processing baths. The frequency of cleaning depends upon the operating environment. We recommend that you include periodic cleaning in your workload schedule. Always use warm water and a soft cloth to clean all surfaces.
Maintaining the Equipment Adding New Chemistry The following information is a guideline for mixing new chemistry for chemical tanks in the processor. IMPORTANT: To avoid oxidation, do not use PRIME Developer or Bleach/Fix. Developer: (FRESH START EKTACOLOR RA Developer RT) 1. Pour 8 litres of water in a 10 litre mixing bottle (bottle #1). 2. Follow the mixing instructions for parts A, B and C provided with the developer. Add water until you reach the 10 litres mark. 3.
Maintaining the Equipment Stabilizer: (EKTACOLOR PRIME Stabilizer and Replenisher) 1. Pour 9 litres of water in a 10 litre mixing bottle. 2. Add stabilizer [10 litre mix) to the water in the mixing bottle. 3. Add water to the mixing bottle until the mixture reaches the 10 litre mark and stir the mixture gently. 4. Add the mixture to the stabilizer tank or to the replenisher. Replenisher Additives: 1. Follow the instructions provided with the developer/replenisher additive. 2.
5 Diagnostics and Troubleshooting This chapter describes the error messages for the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P and the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Processor and offers information for troubleshooting. The information in this chapter includes: Printer Error Messages ......................................................................................5-2 Manual or Automatic Reinitialization ...........................................................5-2 Printer Paper Path ............................
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Printer Error Messages The following messages appear on the printer’s OCP when an equipment problem occurs: • Error Messages–indicate an error condition that needs to be corrected or resolved before you can resume operating the equipment. (For example: “OUT OF PAPER”, “SUPPLY DOOR OPEN”) Some error conditions may be easily corrected and some may require the attention of a high level operator or even a service person.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Printer Paper Path The paper path through the printer is illustrated below. Use this information when troubleshooting the printer. WARNING: Do not touch the carriage. Use the translator knob to move the carriage. CAUTION: Do not use sharp objects on the shoe. Rotate the flop preventer knob to move the flop preventer out of the way before moving the carriage with the translator knob.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Printer Error Messages If the error message continues to occur after implementing the possible solutions from the table below, call your service person. Error Code Error Message Possible Cause 1 not initialized Attempting to perform a function before the printer has initialized. Reinitialize the printer. 2 initializing err Attempting to perform a function during the initialization process. Wait for initialization to complete and try the function again.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Error Code Error Message Possible Cause Possible Solution 15 timers busy A low level motor move command was issued while the timer motor was in use. Wait for the motor move to complete or stop the motor and reissue the command. 16 timer spurious interrupt code A spurious (false) timer interrupt has occurred. No solution required. 17 command not implemented The function requested is not supported in this software release. No solution required.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Error Code 5-6 Error Message Possible Cause Possible Solution 65 proc stopped taking sheet The paper did not disappear from the sheet transport area within the expected amount of time. An error may have occurred in the processor. • Clear a paper jam from sheet transport (chad) area. See "Clearing Printer Paper Jams" on page 5-11. • Wait a few minutes for the error condition to be corrected. • Reinitialize the printer and call for service.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Error Code Error Message Possible Cause Possible Solution 80 paper at shoe entr not detected During paper loading, the lead edge of the paper was not detected at the shoe entrance sensor within the expected amount of time. Load the paper in less time. 81 unexpected paper at knife • Paper jam occurred as paper was being reversed from the knife to the end of roll and paper was detected at the knife instead of at the shoe entrance.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Error Code Error Message Possible Cause 92 knife back not detected Knifeback switch was not detected after moving knife from front to back. Check for a paper jam at the knife area. 93 translator power fault error A power fault was detected by the translator puck. Close all doors and reinitialize the printer. 95 unexpected shoe exit nip detected The shoe exit nip made switch was detected after moving the shoe exit nip to the nip unmade position.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Error Code Error Message Possible Cause Possible Solution 132 knife at both limits Both the front and back knife limit switches are actuated. Call for service. 133 timeout sheet xport reply The 300 board does not reply to the 200 board within the expected amount of time. Call for service. 134 duart self test failed Duart test failed when the printer was turned on. Call for service. 192 – 219 Various software error messages. A software problem has occurred.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Miscellaneous Printer Error Messages Miscellaneous error messages indicate that a problem with the printer has occurred that may or may not require you to call your service person. Error Code Error Message Possible Cause Possible Solution 256 door open, please close The paper supply door was left open. Close all doors. 257 machine control initialize error The printer did not initialize. Reinitialize the printer and call for service.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Clearing Printer Paper Jams Open the front door and front sheet transport door on the printer. To remove a paper jam from the shoe when the lead edge of the paper is: in the sheet transport area and not visible visible 1. Open the paper supply door and follow the instructions on the door label. 1. If the paper is not already cut, manually move the knife across the web to cut it. 2. Open the paper supply door and follow the instructions on the door label.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Observable Errors Observation Possible Cause • The printer is difficult to calibrate. • The printer calibration values are not correct. The processor specifications are not correct. Make sure that the processor is in control. The prints have bands. • The processor is not calibrated. • The processor has not been maintained properly. • Calibrate the processor. • Make sure that the chemistry levels in the processor tanks are correct.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Observation Possible Cause • The vacuum reduction insert was The vacuum reduction not installed properly and has insert is damaged and become damaged. causing noise in the printer. • A damaged vacuum reduction insert was installed. The paper is being creased and crumpled when feeding into the printer. The lead edge of the paper has not been squarely trimmed and is being pulled at an angle or unevenly or it is being loaded at an angle into the rollers.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Observation Possible Cause Possible Solution The host computer and the printer are not communicating correctly. The SCSI cable has been disturbed. 1. Turn off the host computer and other SCSI devices. 2. Turn off the printer. 3. Disconnect the SCSI cable. 4. Reconnect the SCSI cable. 5. Power up the printer and wait for it to initialize. 6. Power up the other devices. 7. Power up the host computer.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Observation Possible Cause The supply or takeup door will not close. The latch on the door was pushed in (flush with the door) when the door was closed with too much force. Possible Solution Pull the latch back to its normal position with scissors and close the door with a normal amount of force. latch Additional Troubleshooting Tips for the Printer September 2000 • • • Check that the processor is turned ON and warmed up prior to printing.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Processor Error Messages Two types of messages appear on the OCP for the processor: • Error Messages—Indicate that a minor error condition has occurred or that there is a problem during system monitoring. These messages may require that you perform some action to correct the error. These errors are described further in this section. • Status Messages—Indicate the status of the equipment or the procedure that is occurring.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Clearing Error Messages To clear an error or warning message from the OCP, the condition causing the error or warning must be corrected. Paper jam, drive errors and temperature errors must be cleared from the material function. Clearing a Reset Message If the processor is reset, the “MACHINE RESET” error message will appear on the top line of the LCD display on the processor’s OCP. Press any function key to erase the message.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Clearing Processor Paper Jams IMPORTANT: See "Clearing Printer Paper Jams" on page 5-11 to clear paper jams in the printer. The processor enters the jammed mode if it fails to detect material exiting the processor at the expected time. In the jammed mode, the drive motor and replenishment pumps are turned off and no material is processed. 1. Remove the top cover and light tight cover from the processor. 2. Cut the paper at the top of each rack.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Additional Troubleshooting Tips for the Processor You can avoid many error conditions by following these guidelines: • • Check that the processor is turned ON and warmed up prior to printing. • When adding chemicals or water to the processor tanks, install a splash guard over the entrance area of the processor to prevent water and chemicals from entering the printer. Follow the daily, weekly, monthly and periodic maintenance guidelines outlined in Chapter 4.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Calibration Error Codes Error Code Error Code /Status Message Possible Cause/Subsystem Possible Solution 1 The following file is locked:_filename_. The system is trying to access a file that is currently in use. Close any other applications that may be accessing the file. 2 The following file is protected:_filename_. The system is trying to access a file that is protected. Change the protections on the file to grant access to the user.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Error Code Error Code /Status Message Possible Cause/Subsystem Possible Solution 106 The following device is closed:_devicename_. The serial port closed during system reading. • Verify that no other application is accessing the port. • Restart the application. 107 No data on device:_devicename_. No data is available for the system to read data on the serial port. • Verify that the densitometer is connected correctly. • Restart the application.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Error Code Error Code /Status Message Possible Cause/Subsystem Possible Solution 118 A SCSI ID for the following device was not found: _devicename_. SCSI driver not found. Reinstall SCSI driver on host computer. 119 The wrong SCSI ID was specified for the following device: _devicename_. SCSI ID is incorrect. Set Target SCSI ID to printer SCSI ID. 120 This device has been setup for the wrong model of printer: _devicename_. Device chosen has not been found.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Error Code Error Code /Status Message Possible Cause/Subsystem Possible Solution 601 A bad count was entered. The expected count was:_count_. • A file was edited manually and an incorrect number of rows was entered. • An internal software error occurred. • Manually enter the correct number of rows in the file. • If problem continues, call for service. 602 An error occurred during the calculation process. An internal error occurred with the software.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Error Code Error Code /Status Message Possible Cause/Subsystem 910 Configuration file field:_filename_is invalid. Calibration will be cancelled. The user manually edited a field in a configuration file and entered an incorrect value. • Manually enter the correct value. • Reinstall the application. • If problem continues, call for service. 911 Error_errcode_occurred. Processing stopped. An internal error occurred with the software. Restart the application.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Error Code Error Code /Status Message 1101 Density DMIN/DMAX points are invalid. Density points are invalid. Reread density values on densitometer or make a new calibration print. 1102 Density data is not monotonic increasing. Density data is invalid. Reread density values on densitometer or make a new calibration print. 1103 Exceeded maximum number of allowable data errors. Density data is invalid.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Non-Numeric Error Messages Error Message Possible Cause/Subsystem An underrun error occurred during communications to the following device. • The cable between the printer and the host computer is worn. • One or more of the connections between the printer and the host computer has malfunctioned. • Check that all of the cables are properly connected. • Check the cables and connections between the printer and the host computer for wear and if necessary, replace them.
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting Getting Additional Help Your Kodak Sales Representative is the best source for information about the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P and the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Processor. In addition, technical support is also available in the United States. Call Kodak’s Technical Assistance Center at 1-800-3Kodak3 from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on regular business days. Have your printer’s K-Number ready.
Appendix A: Ordering Supplies This appendix includes ordering information for Kodak accessories, supplies, paper, chemicals and publications. Accessories Purchase these items through Kodak. Qty/Size Catalog Number X-RITE DTP—36 Densitometer 1 196–1119 US ROBOTICS-SPORTSTER 28.
Ordering Supplies Standard (U.S.) Paper Purchase these items through your Kodak representative. Surface Types* Size KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital Paper E, F, or N 10 in. x 262 ft. KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital Paper E, F, or N 10 in. x 574 ft. KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital Paper E, F, or N 11 in. x 262 ft. KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital Paper E, F, or N 11 in. x 574 ft. KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital Paper E, F, or N 12 in. x 262 ft. KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital Paper E, F, or N 12 in. x 574 ft.
Ordering Supplies Processor Chemicals Purchase these items through your Kodak dealer or distributor.
Appendix B: Specifications This appendix includes specifications and site requirements information for the printer and processor. Printer/Processor Specifications Dimensions and Weight Printer Width Length 102 cm (40 in.) Weight 149 cm (58.5 in.) 420 kg (925 lbs) 438kg (965 lbs)–w/paper Processor Width Length Weight 87.6 cm (34.5 in.) 130 cm (51 in.) 198 cm (78 in.)–w/print rack 190 kg (420 lbs) To move the printer through a 91 cm (36 in.
Specifications Site Requirements Operator and Service Access When fully assembled the equipment requires a minimum of 91 cm (36 in.) on each side to allow sufficient access for normal operator maintenance and for service. 3.5 meters + _ .3 meters (138 in. + _ 12 in.) 2.2 meters + _ .3 meters (86 in. + _ 12 in.) 30A 15A .91 meters (36 in.) minimum 1.5 meters (60 in.) 2.9 meters (114 in.) * Printer Processor .91 meters (36 in.) minimum .91 meters (36 in.) minimum .91 meters (36 in.) minimum 4.54.
Specifications Plumbing NOTE: Always adhere to local ordinances and regulations for wastewater disposal. A plumbed processor with a water wash system is required for environments with temperatures above 27o C (80o F). Plumbed Processors – Water Supply You are responsible to provide adequate water supply and drainage for the processor before it is installed. We recommend that you order a water supply panel for plumbed systems from Kreonite Inc. The water supply panel must be installed by Kreonite.
Specifications Electrical The KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P and the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Processor are manufactured to operate within one of the following sets of power constraints or can be configured to do so by your Kodak representative: Nominal Voltage/Frequency Voltage Range Printer: 200 - 240V, 15A, 50/60 Hz, 1 phase Processor: 230V, 30A, 50/60 Hz, 1phase or 3 phase (selectable at installation)* Printer: 190 - 254V, 47 63 Hz, 1phase, 15 A (Automatic Sensing) Processor: 208 - 254V, 47
Specifications Power Cords A 2.4 m (8 ft.), grounded power cord with a special three prong plug is provided with your printer. In addition, an 2.4 m (8 ft.), grounded power cord with a three prong plug is provided with your processor. The printer conforms to the NEMA N6/ 15 Printer Plug Specification. The processor conforms to the NEMA L14-30 Printer Plug Specification. Special plugs and cords may be required outside of the United States and Canada.
Specifications Line Frequency In most cases, the electric utility company is responsible for maintaining the proper frequency of the alternating current in its distribution network. If the building is supplied with power by its own motor-generator, make certain that the governor that controls the frequency is capable of delivering power within the required operating frequency range. Power Receptacles (U.S.
Specifications Printer Power Receptacles (Europe) OB OA OC IG IN Computer system branch circuit panel CEE (7) 250,16A L N 16A (1.
Specifications Processor Power Receptacles (Europe) OB OA OC IG IN Computer system branch circuit panel ICE Connector 309 32A, 3 pin, 230VAC 32A (4.0 mm 2 ) OR 16A 16A 16A NEUTRAL BUS (Isolated from power panel) (4.
Specifications Line Voltage The printer and processor operate satisfactorily over a range of voltages around the nominal voltage. The local utility company is required to deliver power usually within ±10% of the rated value to the main distribution panel in the building. Voltage then drops from there to the outlets where the equipment is connected. The total voltage drop is a function of the following factors: • The composition of the conductor material in the wire.
Specifications Operating Environment If the environmental temperature changes more than 3o Celsius (5o Fahrenheit) since the printer was last calibrated, calibration is necessary to maintain the image quality of the prints. The printer operates in typical office under the following conditions: Temperature 15o to 30oC (59o to 86o F)* * Relative Humidity 15% to 76% (40% to 55% recommended) Altitude 0–2000 m (0–6562 ft.) Lighting (Maximum) 325 lux* * (30.2 ft.
Specifications Processor Humidity Specifications If the humidity is low (approximately 15 - 20%), check the chemistry levels in the tank every 2 hours. Make sure that the chemistry in each processor tank is at the top of the overflow pipe. If necessary, add water to reach the correct level. overflow pipe IMPORTANT: Operate the processor’s main drive for approximately 15 to 30 minutes after topping off the tanks.
Specifications SCSI Cable A single-ended or differential-ended SCSI cable is required to connect the host computer to the printer. Install a single-ended SCSI cable if the distance between the host computer and the printer is less than 6 meters. Use a differential-ended SCSI cable if the distance between the host computer and the printer is greater than 6 meters but less than 30 meters. IMPORTANT: The printer is configured in single-ended mode at the factory.
Appendix C: Additional Calibration Information The topics covered in this section include: • • • • Installing the Calibration Software An overview of the KODAK Device Calibration Software Advanced Features of the LED II Calibration Software Installing the Densitometer IMPORTANT: For the step-by-step procedure to calibrating the printer, see “Calibrating the Printer” on page 2-3.
Additional Calibration Information Installation Procedure 1. Place the supplied CD-ROM in your CD-ROM drive. 2. When the Browser appears, select LED Printer. MACINTOSH Version Under “Download File,” select LEDCalAppVn (n is the current version number). LEDCalAppVn is saved to your desktop. WINDOWS NT Version Under “Download File,” select KPRO Calibration Utilities. You can either save the installation file to a hard drive or run it directly from the Internet.
Additional Calibration Information 6.
Additional Calibration Information Kodak Device Calibration Software The Kodak Device Calibration Software is used to launch the Calibration Software for the 20P and 20R Printers and to launch calibration software for other devices such as other printers and scanners. NOTE: Most of the windows displayed in this chapter are from the WINDOWS NT Version of the software. The windows for MACINTOSH Computers are similar.
Additional Calibration Information The table below defines the functions and their corresponding icons on the main window of the KODAK Device CalibrationSoftware.
Additional Calibration Information Starting the Kodak Device Calibration Software Load the Calibration Software according to the table below. (If needed, see “Installing the Calibration Software” beginning on page C-1.) MACINTOSH Version 1. Open the folder that contains the files for the calibration application. 2. Click on the icon for KODAK Device Calibration. WINDOWS NT Version Select: Programs/Eastman Kodak/ KPRO Applications/ Kodak Universal Calibration Utility from the WINDOWS NT Start menu.
Additional Calibration Information The Create a New Device dialog box appears. 2. Enter the correct device settings. Use a unique identifying word for the device name. NOTES: The default SCSI ID for the printer is 5. The printer’s OCP menu displays the current SCSI ID for the printer. Make sure the Device Type field matches the type of printer that is being calibrated (for example, Digital LED II 20P). 1. Click OK to accept the changes.
Additional Calibration Information Editing the Log Settings To change the log settings for the KODAK Device Calibration: 1. Deselect all devices on the KODAK Device Calibration screen and click the Edit icon. Edit icon All devices must be deselected The Edit Configuration dialog box appears: 2. Edit the device settings as needed or click Default to refresh the screen with the default settings.
Additional Calibration Information Updating a Device To update or change the device name or the SCSI ID for any device: 1. Select the device by clicking once on the device icon on the KODAK Device Calibration screen. Edit icon Device icon 2. Click the Edit icon. The Update a Device dialog box appears. 3. Enter the correct device settings. The options for the device settings include: Device Setting Options Device name Enter the name that you want to give to the device.
Additional Calibration Information Deleting a Device To delete a device from the KODAK Device Calibration Software screen: 1. Select the device by clicking on the device icon. Cut icon Device icon 2. Click the Cut icon. The following dialog box appears: 3. Click Yes to delete the files and directories for the selected calibration device. (Click No to stop the deletion process.
Additional Calibration Information Advanced Features of the LED II Calibration Software The Calibration Software for the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P/20R provides automated neutral density printer calibration and is designed to be used without assistance from technical experts. The advanced calibration features provided by this product enable you to customize the calibration of the printer.
Additional Calibration Information Value Graph C-12 September 2000
Additional Calibration Information Difference Graph September 2000 C-13
Additional Calibration Information History Graph To view calibration graphs: 1. From the KODAK Device Calibration screen, double-click the device for which you want to view graphs.
Additional Calibration Information The LED Calibration Application screen appears. Graphs icon 2. Click the Graphs icon. One of the graphs appears; normally it is the Value graph. 3. Select the Graph Type that you want to view. When the graph appears, select the type of data and planes that you want to see displayed. NOTE: The graph will be blank if the printer has not been calibrated. Sending LUTs The Send LUT to Printer feature allows you to overwrite the current LUT in the printer.
Additional Calibration Information The LED Calibration Application screen appears. Send LUT icon 2. Click the Send LUT icon. The Send LUT to Printer dialog box appears. 3. Select one of the LUTs from the dialog box and click Load Selected LUT or click Load Custom LUT and follow the prompts to load a custom LUT. The LUT is downloaded to the printer, overwriting the current LUT.
Additional Calibration Information Sending Targets The Send Target feature enables you to send any properly formatted target file to the printer without performing a calibration. The target file must contain image data in the format for the Kodak Professional LED II Printer 20P/20R. The format of this file must be raw RGB pixel interleaved. To send a test target to the printer: 1. From the KODAK Device Calibration screen, double-click the device for which you want to send a test target.
Additional Calibration Information The Send Target to Printer dialog box appears. (Both the Windows NT and Macintosh versions are shown here.) WINDOWS NT Version NOTE: Windows NT users can click Browse to select another file name. The Open dialog box appears. Select the file name you want, then click Open.
Additional Calibration Information MACINTOSH Version 3. Enter the desired settings and click OK to save the settings (or Cancel to keep the previous settings). The selected test target is sent to the printer. Editing the Calibration Configuration The Edit Configuration feature allows you to change the printer’s calibration configuration attributes. However, it is recommended that you use the default settings for these attributes for most operations.
Additional Calibration Information The LED Calibration Application screen appears. Edit icon 2. Click the Edit icon. The Edit Configuration screen appears with the Procedure tab displayed.
Additional Calibration Information Edit Configuration Screen for MACINTOSH Systems 3. To navigate among the tabs, click the tab you want and follow the instructions for updating the information for that tab. IMPORTANT: Whenever you click OK, the software assumes ALL changes to the Edit Configuration are complete and the Edit Configuration screen closes.
Additional Calibration Information Editing Information on the Procedure Tab The Procedure tab contains general configuration attributes as shown and described below. The values displayed in the example are the default settings.
Additional Calibration Information To edit the configuration information on the Procedure tab: 1. Use the drop-down lists to change the Procedure information as needed. 2. If you have completed all editing of configuration information (including information on the other tabbed screens), click OK to save the changes and close the Edit Configuration screen. NOTE:Click Cancel to cancel all changes made to the Edit Configuration screen and close the Edit Configuration screen. 3.
Additional Calibration Information Editing Information on the Density Source Tab The Density Source tab specifies how the calibration application is to receive density data. The values displayed in the example are the default settings. Density Source Attribute Description Density Source Indicates the source (densitometer or file) of the density data. Density Source Port Indicates the name of the RS-232 port that the densitometer is connected to. This port is the source of the density data.
Additional Calibration Information Editing Information on the Aim Tab The Aim tab specifies: • whether the aims used for calibration are to be Density Aims or Lightness Aims • • whether to apply the Channel-Independent Matrix which table to use if Copyright Detection is functional The values displayed in the example are the default settings. Attribute Description Desired Aim Indicates whether to use Density Aims or Lightness Aims for calibration.
Additional Calibration Information Editing Information on the History Tab The History tab specifies information about maintaining calibration history data. The values displayed in the example are the default settings. Attribute Description Keep History For (days) Indicates the number of days that the calibration LUT, print LUT, density data and LUT history information (LED trend data) are to be kept. Information older than the specified number of days will be deleted.
Additional Calibration Information Editing Information on the Paper Tab The Paper tab allows you to specify the paper being calibrated. The value displayed in the example is the default setting. Attribute Paper Type Description Select either KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital III Paper (Digital III) or KODAK PROFESSIONAL Digital PT 2976 Paper (2976). To edit the configuration information on the Paper tab: 1. Change the Paper Type if needed. 2.
Additional Calibration Information Editing DP2 Information (WINDOWS NT Systems) When you click the DP2 tab of the Edit Configuration screen, the following tabbed screen appears. The values displayed in the example are the default settings.
Additional Calibration Information Editing KPIS Information (Macintosh Systems) If you are using the calibration output files with the KPIS system, it is necessary to activate KPIS and assign a filename and location to the output file. When you click the KPIS tab of the Edit Configuration screen, the following tabbed screen appears. The values displayed in the example are the default settings.
Additional Calibration Information The display shows the Edit Configuration screen with the default settings for KPIS Location and KPIS Filename. 2. To change the directory for the KPIS file: a. Click KPIS Location. The display shows the Select KPIS Folder dialog box. b. If needed, browse to find the folder you want. c. Click on Select “directoryname” (the example above shows Select “KodakLED”).
Additional Calibration Information The display shows the updated Edit Configuration screen with updated File Location of CalDisk:CompositeMachine:Tables:KodakLED. Completing the Edit Configuration When finished, click OK to save the attributes. (Click Cancel to exit the screen without saving your changes. Macintosh users: you can click Default at any time to reset the attributes to their factory defaults and then click OK to save the defaults.
Additional Calibration Information Creating a Density File for Use with Calibration During calibration, you have the option of obtaining density data from a file or by scanning a processed test target through an X-RITE DTP 36 densitometer. The option is determined by the entry in the calibration configuration file. If the configuration file is set up to receive density data from a file and you are creating the file: 1. Scan the print into your densitometer. 2.
Additional Calibration Information Installing the Densitometer This section describes how to install the X-RITE DTP 36 Densitometer, including changing some of the attributes on the Edit Configuration screen to accommodate the densitometer. IMPORTANT: The supported densitometers use a RS-232 interface for communication to the host. Each platform uses different designations to identify the RS-232 ports. To install the densitometer: 1.
Appendix D: Using the Image Print Server Software This section describes how to use the KODAK PROFESSIONAL Image Print Server Software for WINDOWS NT Workstation 4.0 Systems with the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P (20P Printer) and the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20R (20R Printer).
Using the Image Print Server Software Installing the Software 1. Insert the IPS Software CD into the CD-ROM drive. 2. Double-click on the Setup.exe icon. 3. Follow the on-line instructions to complete the installation. The default installation location for the software is “C:\Eastman Kodak\KPro Applications\KODAK PROFESSIONAL Image Print Server.” In addition to the application, the installation procedure also installs a tone scale correction LUT that may be used by the IPS application.
Using the Image Print Server Software Suspending and Resuming When the IPS application begins execution, it searches the current directory for its preferences file, KIPSpref.dat. If this file is not found, the application begins execution in the “suspended” state as if the Suspend button was pressed. While suspended, the application does not communicate with the printer for any reason. As a result, the status bars on the application will not reflect the accurate state of the printer.
Using the Image Print Server Software Enqueue Example 1.
Using the Image Print Server Software The Enqueue dialog box appears. 2. Type a file name into the Image File text box or click the Browse button. 3. Click OK to close the Enqueue dialog box and to insert the specified file into the print queue. NOTE: You cannot enqueue a file that is being downloaded to the printer. You must wait the file has completed downloading before you can access the file.
Using the Image Print Server Software Dialog Boxes and Print Options This section describes the dialog boxes and print options for the KODAK Image Print Server Software.
Using the Image Print Server Software Option Descriptions The main window allows you to choose the following options: Menu Access Button Icon Description/Function File Enqueue Displays the Enqueue dialog box and allows you to insert a new image into the print queue. File Dequeue Allows you to remove the top entry from the print queue. File Flush Allows you to delete all entries from the print queue. Server Suspend Suspends the operation of the application.
Using the Image Print Server Software Enqueue Dialog Box Option Descriptions The selections/options that you can make from the Enqueue dialog box include the following: Image File Text Box— you may type in a name or browse the directory structure. OK—closes the dialog box and inserts the specified file into the print queue. Cancel—closes the dialog box without saving any changes. Copies—the number of copies to print.
Using the Image Print Server Software Source Directory Preferences Dialog Box Option Descriptions The selections/options that you can make from the Server Default dialog box are: OK—closes the dialog box and saves the specified values. Cancel—closes the dialog box without saving any changes. Source Directory—the directory/folder where the TIFF application will look for the TIFF images to arrive. Type a directory name or click the browse button.
Using the Image Print Server Software Initialize Default Parameters Dialog Box Description This dialog box appears if you press the Resume button (or activated through the menu bar) before the Source Directory Preferences have been initialized. File Format Details The data portion of the TIFF file must contain RGB byte interleaved data. The specific TIFF tags that are supported are shown below. Supported Tags The Image Print Server supports the TIFF tags listed below.
Appendix E: Using the PHOTOSHOP Export Module This appendix describes how to use the Export Module for PHOTOSHOP on MACINTOSH Systems with the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P. The Export Module allows you to export prints from PHOTOSHOP to a 20P Printer. The Export Module allows you to: • • Scale an image by 200% Center an image within a user specified border Installing the Export Module This section explains how to install the Export Module on your MACINTOSH system.
Using the PHOTOSHOP Export Module Installing the Software 1. Open the Adobe Photoshop folder on your computer. The Adobe Photoshop window appears. It should look similar to the one shown below. 2. Insert the Host Software CD (included with your printer) into the CD drive. 3. Double-click the CD icon on your desktop. 4. Double-click on the Macintosh folder. 5. Double-click the KODAK LED Printer Export Module folder. The KODAK LED Printer icons appear.
Using the PHOTOSHOP Export Module 6. Click and drag the KODAK LED Printer plug-in icon and Media Files over the Adobe Photoshop Plug-ins folder and release the mouse button. A copy progress dialog box appears as the folders and files are copied. 7. Click and drag the remaining files from the KODAK LED Printer window to a Utility folder or another location on your system. Printing Images Do the following to print an image. See “Dialog Boxes and Print Options” on page E-6 for details. 1.
Using the PHOTOSHOP Export Module To select another printer: 1. Click Select. The Select a KODAK LED Printer dialog box appears. 2. Select the printer by clicking the appropriate button. 3. Click OK.
Using the PHOTOSHOP Export Module The KODAK LED Printer main dialog box appears. 4. Make the remaining print option choices to meet the needs of your print job from the KODAK LED Printer dialog box. See “Dialog Boxes and Print Options” on page E-6 for more information. 5. Click Print. A PHOTOSHOP progress dialog box appears. To cancel printing, press the command key and type a . (period). If the cancel command is ignored, select Cancel Printing in the PHOTOSHOP progress dialog box.
Using the PHOTOSHOP Export Module Dialog Boxes and Print Options This section describes the dialog box that allows you to specify print options. KODAK LED Main Dialog Box Option Descriptions The Printer group box allows you to choose the following options: Select—opens the Select a KODAK LED Printer dialog box. Status—opens the Printer Status dialog box. Defer Print—instructs the printer to “defer” printing the image until the printer queue is full.
Using the PHOTOSHOP Export Module Other options The other selections you can make from the KODAK LED Printer main dialog box include the following options: Copies— allows you to specify the number of copies. Up to 99 copies can be printed at a time. The default is 1. Print—sends the job to the printer. Cancel—closes the dialog box without printing the image or saving changes. Help—opens a Help dialog box so you can find information about the Export Module within the software program.
Using the PHOTOSHOP Export Module Page Layout Attributes Option Descriptions The Page Layout Attributes group box allows you to manipulate the position of the image on the page. Center—centers the image within the specified border. Border—specifies the number of pixels of white border that should surround the image on the page. This box is only active when the center box (above) is checked. Scale 200%—allows you to scale the image 200%.
Using the PHOTOSHOP Export Module Option Descriptions The following are descriptions of the options in the Select a KODAK LED Printer dialog box: Update—refreshes the screen and replaces any information that has changed. Cancel—closes the Select a KODAK LED Printer dialog box without changing the current printer selection. OK—closes the Select a KODAK LED Printer dialog box. Printer Status Dialog Box Selecting the Status button to open the status dialog box in the KODAK LED Printer main dialog box.
Using the PHOTOSHOP Export Module Option Descriptions The following are descriptions of the options in the Printer Status dialog box: Printer Information—describes the state of the selected proofer. The color of the status field appears black if the proofer is idle, red for error conditions, and blue if the printer is processing or printing. Information includes the printer model, print media, print location, amount of RAM installed on your system, and the printer version number.
Using the PHOTOSHOP Export Module There are no printers found attached to the host computer. Check the connections and power to each printer. Check that the connections to each printer, including the SCSI cables and power cables, are properly connected. The previously selected SCSI printer is no longer available or has been changed. This message occurs if the SCSI printer that you selected is no longer available. Click OK to open the print dialog box.
Index A access, operator and service B-2 activate DP2, attribute in configuration file C-28 activate KPIS, attribute in configuration file C-29 adding a calibration device C-6 to C-7 new chemistry 4-14 air filter, replacing 4-3 algae, preventing 4-8 arrow keys, printer 3-3 Asian helpline number 5-27 automatic initialization, printer 5-2 B bar coding 3-25 bleach/fix, mixing 4-14 borderless prints 3-20 buffered jobs, printing 3-4 C calibrate mode, processor 3-26 calibrating development time 3-37 printer, pr
Index date setting, printer 3-17 viewing/setting, processor 3-33 defaults, processor 3-39 deferred jobs, printing 3-4 deleting a calibration device C-10 densities creating file C-32 obtaining 2-6 to 2-7 from densitometer 2-6 from file 2-6 densitometer installing C-33 type B-11 density source attributes in configuration file C-24 developer, mixing 4-14 developer/replenisher, mixing 4-14, 4-15 development time calibrating 3-37 managing 3-37 tolerance, setting 3-41 device calibration software C-4 to C-32 addi
Index interface, SCSI 1-1 IPS attended operation D-3 dialog boxes and print options D-6 enque dialog box D-8 enqueue D-4 failed jobs D-3 file format D-10 initialize default parameters dialog box D-10 LZW compression D-10 menu bar insertion D-2 print queue D-2 server default dialog box D-9 source directory insertion D-2 suspending and resuming D-3 using D-2 J jams paper, clearing for the printer 5-11 paper, clearing for the processor 5-18 K keep history, attribute description C-26 keep log, attribute desc
Index operating environment B-10 the processor 3-26 operational checks, processor 4-6 operator access B-2 mode 3-30 operator control panel key/light descriptions, printer 3-3 key/light descriptions, processor 3-27 printer 3-2 out of paper, message 3-13 out of tolerance attribute in configuration file C-22 options 2-8 overview, equipment 1-2 P Pacific region helpline number 5-27 page layouts, Export Module E-8 page starts value, setting 3-19 pages waiting 3-2 paper end of roll 3-13 jams, clearing for the p
Index status messages 3-28 tanks, cleaning 4-13 testing 4-6 troubleshooting tips 5-19 weekly maintenance 4-7 processor in control, attribute in configuration file C-22 product description 1-1 punch attributes, Export Module E-7 R racks, cleaning 4-8 recommended processor settings 4-15 removing chad 3-14, 4-2 supply cassette 3-6 replacing air filter 4-3 chemical and wash filters 4-10 replenishment chemistry levels 4-4 flow rate, calibrating 3-36 key/light, processor 3-27 rate, viewing and setting 3-36 rese
Index supply cassettes installing 3-10 loading paper 3-7 removing 3-6 T tank cover, cleaning 4-12 tanks, cleaning 4-13 target pad read options, selecting 3-16 telephone line B-11 temperatures calibrating 3-35 calibrating, processor 3-35 key/light, processor 3-27 resetting min max 3-35 solutions, checking 4-11 viewing/setting 3-35 tension, main drive chain 4-7 test target densitometer reading 2-6 sending C-17 to C-19 testing the processor 4-6 time key/light, processor 3-27 setting, printer 3-17 viewing/set
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