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Product Development Support

Graphic Imaging Technology Center
200 Ballardvale Street
Wilmington, MA 01887

: AVA L O N L F
D I G I TA L P L AT E S E T T E R
SITE SURVEY GUIDE

A guide to successful Installation

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 Ta b l e o f C o n t e n t s
Purpose ................................................................................................................................................................3
Scope....................................................................................................................................................................3
General .................................................................................................................................................................3
Illustrations and System Configurations ..........................................................................................................4
Manual System------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4
Semi-Automatic Systems -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5
Manual Input with Exit Conveyor to TP-105 Processor-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5
Manual Input with Exit Conveyor to TP-105 Processor and Stacker--------------------------------------------------------------- 6
Footprint of Manual Input System with Exit Conveyor and TP-105 Processor -------------------------------------------------- 6
Manual Input with Exit Conveyor to UPC and TP-85 Processor -------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
Manual Input with Exit Conveyor to UPC and TP-85 Processor with Stacker --------------------------------------------------- 8
Footprint of Manual Input System with Exit Conveyor to UPC and TP-85 Processor ----------------------------------------- 8
Fully Automatic Systems------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------9
JLA Input with Azura C120 Cleaning Unit------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
JLA Input with Exit Conveyor to TP-105 Processor -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------10
JLA Input with Exit Conveyor to UPC and TP-85 Processor ------------------------------------------------------------------------11
PlateManager Input with Exit Conveyor and TP-85 Processor ---------------------------------------------------------------------12
Footprint for Fully Automatic System -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------12
PlateManager Input with Azura C85 Cleaning Unit------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13
Footprint for PlateManager Input with Azura C85 Cleaning Unit-------------------------------------------------------------------13
Physical Size and Weight System of Crated Components ...........................................................................14
Physical Size and Weight of Uncrated Components.....................................................................................15
Site Requirements.............................................................................................................................................16
Foot Print and Working Area----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16
Doors and Hallway Access------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16
Environmental Requirements---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17
Power and Air Requirements ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18
Engine --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------18
PlateManager -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------18
Chiller Power Requirements-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------19
:Azura C85 and C120 Cleaning Unit Power Requirements -------------------------------------------------------------------------19
Air Filtration System Power Requirements (Quatro) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------19
Floor Strength and Flatness-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------20
Remote Diagnostic Support Requirements ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21
System Site Check List.....................................................................................................................................23
System Site Responsibilities ...........................................................................................................................25
The Customer should have the following skills: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25
The Customer should be made aware of their Responsibilities: -------------------------------------------------------- 25

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Purpose
The purpose of this document is to assist the local service representative, who is responsible for configuring
and installing the Agfa platesetter. This guide will help to ensure the site will be ready and the customer is
informed of his responsibilities.

Please go through all the information provided in this document thoroughly with the customer. Have the
customer sign the Platesetter System Site Check List. You should write down any notes on the Note page of
the Site Check List that may be necessary for a successful installation. Make a copy for the customer to keep
on site, and one for you.

Scope
This document specifies the site requirements for the :Avalon LF Platesetter System and the preparations
needed before the installation. It will be the intent of this document to inform the customer of what the
requirements are for the :Avalon LF Platesetter System and inform them of their responsibilities. Together this
will help in producing a successful installation.

General
The customer is responsible for the preparation of the site to fulfill the requirements of the :Avalon LF
Platesetter System as outlined in this document.

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Illustrations and System Configurations

Manual System

Manual Input - Plates manually loaded into system.

Imaging Engine - Resolution 1200, 2400, dpi.
Manual Output - Plates output to an output tray.
Air - Used to power internal pneumatic systems.
Chiller - Maintains cooling of the laser/GLV.
Off-line Processor - Autolith - TP 85 or TP 105

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 Semi-Automatic Systems

Manual Input with Exit Conveyor to TP-105 Processor

Manual Input - Plates manually loaded into system.

Imaging Engine - Resolution 1200, 2400, dpi.
Exit Conveyor - Feeds plates from Exit Conveyor directly into processor.
On-line Processor - Autolith -TP 105
Air - Used to power internal pneumatic systems.
Chiller - Maintains cooling of the laser/GLV.

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 Manual Input with Exit Conveyor to TP-105 Processor
You can add an output tray or stacker to this configuration. See vendor documentation to determine
the output tray or stacker size.

Footprint of Manual Input System with Exit Conveyor and TP-105 Processor

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 Semi-Automatic Systems (continued)

Manual Input with Exit Conveyor to UPC and TP-85 Processor

Manual Input - Plates manually loaded into system.

Imaging Engine - Resolution 1200, 2400, dpi.
Exit Conveyor - Feeds plates from Exit Conveyor into UPC.
UPC - Allows plates to be directed left or right to the online processor.
On-line Processor - Autolith -TP 85
Air - Used to power internal pneumatic systems.
Chiller - Maintains cooling of the laser/GLV.

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 Semi-Automatic Systems (continued)

Manual Input with Exit Conveyor to UPC and TP-85 Processor with Output Tray or Stacker
The TP-85 processor can be installed on either side of the universal plate conveyor.
You can install a stacker instead of an output tray. See vendor documentation to determine the
stacker size.

Footprint of Manual Input System with Exit Conveyor to UPC and TP-85 Processor

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 Fully Automatic Systems

JLA Input with Azura C120 Cleaning Unit

JLA Input - A single cassette mechanism that automatically loads plates.

Imaging Engine - Resolution 1200, 2400, dpi.
Exit Conveyor - Feeds plates from Exit Conveyor to C120 cleaning unit
Air - Used to power internal pneumatic systems.
Chiller - Maintains cooling of the laser/GLV.

You can install a stacker instead of an output tray. See vendor documentation to determine the
stacker size.

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 JLA Input with Exit Conveyor to TP-105 Processor

JLA Input - A single cassette mechanism that automatically loads plates.

Imaging Engine - Resolution 1200, 2400, dpi.
Exit Conveyor - Feeds plates from Exit Conveyor to TP 105
On-line Processor - Autolith TP-105
Air - Used to power internal pneumatic systems.
Chiller - Maintains cooling of the laser/GLV.

The footprint for this configuration is shown on page 6.

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 Fully Automatic Systems (continued)

JLA Input with Exit Conveyor to UPC and TP-85 Processor

JLA Input - A single cassette mechanism that automatically loads plates.

Imaging Engine - Resolution 1200, 2400, dpi.
Exit Conveyor - Feeds plates from Exit Conveyor to UPC
UPC - Allows plates to be directed left or right into on-line processor
On-line Processor - Autolith TP-85
Air - Used to power internal pneumatic systems.
Chiller - Maintains cooling of the laser/GLV.

The footprint for this configuration is shown on page 8.

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 Fully Automatic Systems (continued)

PlateManager Input with Exit Conveyor, TP-85 Processor and a C85 Azura Cleaning Unit

PlateManager - Holds up to four cassettes (includes an internal L-bridge).

Imaging Engine - Resolution 1200, 2400, dpi.
Exit Conveyor - Feeds plates from Exit Conveyor into L-bridge inside PlateManager
On-line Processor - Autolith TP-85 or TP-105
Air - Used to power internal pneumatic systems.
Chiller - Maintains cooling of the laser/GLV.

Footprint for Fully Automatic System

System with PlateManager feeding one of the following: TP-85 processor, TP-105 processor or C85
cleaning unit. PlateManager can feed from either left or right side.
You can replace the output tray with a stacker. See vendor documentation to determine the stacker
size.
Allow at least 84 inches (213 cm) behind the PlateManager for Load in Place feature without a
cassette loading cart and 144 inches (366 cm) behind PlateManager with a cassette cart.

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 Fully Automatic Systems (continued)

PlateManager Input with Azura C85 Cleaning Unit

PlateManager - Holds up to four cassettes (includes an internal L-bridge).

Imaging Engine - Resolution 1200, 2400, dpi.
Exit Conveyor - Feeds plates from Exit Conveyor into L-bridge inside PlateManager
L-bridge - L-bridge is part of the PlateManager. Feeds plates to online
C-85 cleaning unit.
Air - Used to power internal pneumatic systems.
Chiller - Maintains cooling of the laser/GLV.

Footprint for PlateManager Input with Azura C85 Cleaning Unit

You can replace the output tray with a stacker. See vendor documentation to determine the stacker
size.
Allow at least 84 inches (213 cm) behind the PlateManager for Load in Place feature without a
cassette loading cart and 144 inches (366 cm) behind PlateManager with a cassette cart.

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Physical Size and Weight System of Crated Components

Unit Width Depth Height Weight

Imaging Engine 48 in 99 in 58 in 3128 lb
122 cm 251 cm 147 cm 1419 kg
UPC - Universal Plate Conveyer 63 in 61 in 57 in 780 lb
159 cm 163 cm 144 cm 354 kg
Exit Conveyor 48 in 65 in 18 in 776 lb
122 cm 165 cm 46 cm 352 kg
PlateManager 64 in 96 in 78 inches 3128 lbs
163 cm 244 cm 198 cm 1419 kg
PlateManager Accessories Crate 48 in 64.5 in 18 inches 235 lbs
(Includes Input Conveyor) 122 cm 164 cm 46 cm 107 kg
Input Tray 28 in 68 in 6 in 39 lb
71 cm 172 cm 15 cm 17 kg
Output Table 48 in 65 in 18 in 197 lb
122 cm 165 cm 46 cm 89 kg
( )
JLA 1 70 in 48 in 47 in 450 lb
(Job Level Automation) 178 cm 122 cm 119 cm 204 kg

Laser Chiller 37 in 25 in 37 in 141 lb

94 cm 64 cm 94 cm 64 kg
AutoLith TP-85 53 in 58 in 52 in 1104 lb
136 cm 148 cm 134 cm 501 kg
AutoLith TP-105 53 in 72 in 52 in 1183 lb
136 cm 185 cm 134 cm 537 kg
:Azura C85 Cleaning Unit 500 lb
225 kg
:Azura C120 Cleaning Unit N/A
Air Filtration System (Quatro) 19 in 22 in 34 in 50 lb
48.3 cm 55.9 cm 86.4 cm 22.7 kg

( 1)
Shipped as three boxes tied together.

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Physical Size and Weight of Uncrated Components

Unit Width Depth Height Weight

Imaging Engine without Covers 89 in 35 in 34 in N/A
226 cm 89 cm 86 cm N/A
Imaging Engine w/Input & Output 93 in 56 in 70 in (2)
2806 lbs
Tray 236 cm 142 cm 177 cm 1272 kg
(2)

Imaging Engine w/Input Tray & Exit 93 in 51 in 65 in (2)

2862 lb
Conveyor 236 cm 129 cm 165 cm 1298 kg
(2)

UPC - Universal Plate Conveyer 58 in 56 in 45 in 467 lb

146 cm 143 cm 114 cm 212 kg
( ) (3 )
JLA 1 N/A N/A N/A 180 lb
( )
(Job Level Automation) 81 kg 3
(See note below)
( )
PlateManager 55 in 89 in 60 in 3128 lb 4
(See note below) 135 cm 216 cm 152 cm ( )
1419 kg 4
Laser Chiller 15 in 26 in 25 in 120 lb
38 cm 66 cm 64 cm 54 kg
( )
AutoLith TP- 85 Processor 1 58 in 48 in 43 in 811 lb
(add 27 Inches or 68 cm to depth if off- 146 cm 120 cm 109 cm 368 kg
line)
( )
AutoLith TP-105 Processor 1 66 in 48 in 43 in 866 lb
(add 27 inches or 68 cm to depth if off- 166 cm 120 cm 109 cm 393 kg
line)
TP- 85 Processor Output Table 41 in 44 in N/A N/A
104 cm 111 cm
(5) 54.5 in 27.5 in 43-44.6 in 310 lb
:Azura C85 Cleaning Unit
138.5 cm 69.9 cm 109.3-113.3 cm 140 kg
(6) 68.8 in 27.5 in 43-44.6 in N/A
:Azura C120 Cleaning Unit
174.8 cm 69.9 cm 109.3-113.3 cm
Air Filtration System (Quatro) 14.875 in 17.75 in 23 in N/A
(includes castors) 37.78 cm 45 cm 58.42 cm
( 1)
Shipped as three boxes tied together.
(2)
Weight - Input Tray 19 lb. (8 kg)
Output Tray 177 lb. (80 kg)
Exit Conveyor 233 lb. (105 kg)
( 3)
Add 100 lb (45 kg) with a fully loaded cassette with the largest plate size.
( 4)
Estimated
(5)
Input tray length 15.7 in ( 40 cm)
Output tray length 43.5 in (110.7 cm)
(6)
Output tray length 43.5 in (110.7 cm)

Note: For the PlateManager allow at least 84 inches or 213 cm behind the PlateManager to load
cassettes without cart and 144 inches or 366 cm with the cassette cart option.

Note: For the JLA - Allow at least nine feet in front of engine to load cassette.

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Site Requirements

Foot Print and Working Area

The required area around a manual :Avalon LF should be a minimum of five (5) feet or 152 cm. If the JLA
option is being installed the required area in front of the unit should be (9) feet or 274 cm for loading the
cassette. If a PlateManager option is being installed, allow (7) feet or 213 cm behind the PlateManager to
load cassettes without cart and (12) feet or 366 cm behind the
PlateManager for a cassette cart. An area close to the unit should be provided for plate storage (for
immediate use), disks, paperwork, etc…

Doors and Hallway Access

The customer must provide free access through doors and hallways from the entrance to the PlateSetter
location so whole pallets can be transported to the installation location. It will be the customer’s
responsibility to have the System moved to the location of where the PlateSetter will be installed. An AGFA
Service representative will be present to assist with moving the equipment. See Section 3.3 for the
maximum crate size dimensions.

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 Environmental Requirements

Maximum operating altitude - 8000 ft.

Temperature
Humidity
Compressed air supply for engine
and PlateManager
Air, water and oil filter assembly
Air requirement for engines with a
steel drum (1)
Air requirement for engines with a
steel drum and JLA installed (1)
- 65 F to 85 F (18 C to 29C)
- 35% - 80% RH (non-condensing)
- The engine requires connection to an air supply that is dry, oil
free and filtered to a 7 micron particle level.
- An air, water and oil filter assembly is shipped with each
system. This wall mount assembly must be installed on the air
compressor line going to the engine. Adding this filter
assembly does not change the CFM air requirements listed
below.
- Minimum airflow requirement is 7 cubic feet per minute (CFM)
(198 cubic centimeters).
- Minimum airflow requirement is 18 cubic feet per minute
(CFM) (510 cubic centimeters).

Air connection to engine
Air requirement for PlateManager
(1) (2)
Air connection to PlateManager (1)
- Agfa provides a quick disconnect connector that mates to the
engine. The customer must supply the 1/2 inch or 12.7 mm
rubber hose to attach to the quick disconnect connector.
- Minimum airflow requirement is 15 cubic feet per minute
(CFM) (425 liters per minute) at 100 lbs/in2 (PSI) or 6.8 BAR
at full rated throughput.
- Agfa provides a quick disconnect connector that mates to the
engine. The customer must supply the 1/2 inch or 12.7 mm
rubber hose to attach to the quick disconnect connector

1) An air regulator inside the engine is used to regulate the input air from 100 PSI to 90 PSI. The air
gauge at the rear of the engine must read 90 PSI with system on and fully booted. The
PlateManager has a similar internal air regular to regulate the input air from 100 PSI to 90 PSI. The
air gauge on PlateManager must read 90 PSI with system on and fully booted.

2) Agfa recommends that you install an air, water, and oil filter assembly on the air compressor line
that supplies the PlateManager. This assembly is in addition to the air, water, and oil filter assembly
that is supplied for the engine. Refer to CSB 12186796 for information on ordering this assembly.

WARNING: If the air is not dry the air cylinders in the engine can fail due to the lubrication being
removed.

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 Power and Air Requirements

Engine

Voltage - 220 to 250 VAC, 50/60Hz, single phase.

- Usable Range 180V to 256V 50/60Hz
Current - 15 Amps
Receptacle - NEMA 6-15P
Power - Idle = 276 Watts
- Operating = 340 Watts
- Peak = 600 Watts
BTU - Idle/Hr = 938
- Operating/Hr = 1156
- Peak/Hr = 2040
Air - 100 PSI (6.8 Bar)
8 CFM for an engine
18 CFM for an engine with a JLA
Air connection - 1/2 inch NPT Female.

Note: If you need a line conditioner use an Oneac, model number: #CC2357,
16 Amp L-6-20, part number 012-080. This information only applies to the United States.

PlateManager

Voltage - 220 to 250 VAC, 50/60Hz, single phase.

- Usable Range 180V to 256V, 50/60Hz
Current - 15 Amps
Receptacle - NEMA 6-15P
Power - Idle = 100 Watts
- Operating = 500 Watts
- Peak = 1200 Watts
BTU - Idle/Hr = 3740
- Operating/Hr = 4522
- Peak/Hr = 6457
Air - 100 PSI (6.8 Bar) 15 CFM
Air connection - 1/2 inch NPT Female.

Note: If you need a line conditioner use an Oneac, model number: #CC2357,
16 Amp L-6-20, part number 012-080. This information only applies to the United States.

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 Chiller Power Requirements

Rated Voltage/
Part Number Description Usable Voltage Range
Line Frequency
CG+0687130201 Domestic 200/50Hz 180-220/50Hz
CG+0687130201 Domestic 208-230/60Hz 197-250/60Hz
CG+0687130301 International 230/50Hz 209-250/50Hz

:Azura C85 and C120 Cleaning Unit Power Requirements

US Model European Model Japanese Model

Voltage Single phase Single phase Single phase
2W + PE 1W + N + PE 2W + PE
230 VAC, +10%, -14% 230 VAC, +10%, -14% 230 VAC, +10%, -14%
50-60 Hz 50-60 Hz 50-60 Hz
Power
1900 Watts 1900 Watts 1900 Watts
Consumption
BTU 6,500 6,500 6,500

Air Filtration System Power Requirements (Quatro)

The air filtration unit is used only on :Azura systems.

US Model European Model

Voltage 120 VAC ±10% 230 VAC ±10%
Single phase Single phase
60 Hz 50 Hz
Current 2 amps 1.2 amps

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 Floor Strength and Flatness

Engine
The floor must be level with a maximum incline or waviness of +/- 1.3 cm across the footprint.
See below for the location of the feet on the engine.
Engine Weight: 2770 lbs. (1256 kg)
Average floor loading: 111 lbs/ft (50 kg/m2)
2

Note: Measurements are made from the center of the leveling pads. Leveling pads are 1
and 7/8 inches in diameter.

PlateManager
PlateManager Weight: 3128 lbs (1418 kg)
Average floor loading: 100 lbs/ft 2 (45 kg/m2)

Note: Measurements are made from the center of the leveling Pads. Leveling pads are
2.5 inches in diameter.

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 Remote Diagnostic Support Requirements
:IntellSyst allows Agfa to deploy remote services to equipment installed behind customer firewalls securely,
over the Internet. The solution has been designed for high performance and security at every level of its
architecture. It makes use of web services to communicate over the Internet and links Agfa equipment to a
central server at Agfa’s support center. Through :IntellSyst, your equipment can now provide performance
data, alerts and alarms to our support team so that we can deliver proactive, rapid service and support with
advanced remote troubleshooting capabilities.
You can install :IntellSyst on the OCT personal computer. The personal computer that you use for
:IntellSyst must have an Internet connection.

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 :Avalon LF Customer Site Information

Customer Information :Avalon LF Product Information

Company name ___________________________ Model Number

Address _________________________________ :Avalon LF ____________

State/Province ____________________________ UPC ____________

Postal Code ______________________________ JLA ____________

Country _________________________________ PlateManager ____________

Contact _________________________________ Processor ____________

Phone number ___________________________ Model ____________

Fax number _____________________________ Plate type ____________

E-mail address ___________________________ Plate sizes (l x w x thickness)

_______________________

_______________________

_______________________

_______________________

System Configuration _______________________

RIP type ________________________________ Plate volume/day _____________________

PrintDrive: Yes_____ No_____ Run length __________________________

Typical _________________

Maximum _______________

Note: A final network drawing of the finished installation

must be provided.

Installation Information

Estimated delivery date _________________

Estimated installation date ______________

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System Site Check List

Information to Check Yes No

Forklift Lateral fork movement capability.

Length of forks should be 40 inches (102cm) minimum for the
engine to be lifted off the pallet.
Length of forks should be 60 inches (152.4cm) minimum for
the PlateManager to be lifted off the pallet.
Fork width not to exceed 5.9 inches (15cm) PlateManager.
Air for Engine 100lbs/in2 (6.8 BAR) with a flow of 25 cubic feet per minute
or 705 liters per minute.
Filtered to 7 micron particle level
Oil free (No lubrication)
Air for 100lbs/in2 (6.8 BAR) with a flow of 15 cubic feet per minute or
PlateManager 425 liters per minute.
Filtered to 7 micron particle level
Oil free (No lubrication)
Air temperature Not to exceed 52 ºC.
Phone line Dedicated line for platesetter Operator Control Terminal.
Does the Customer have Internet Access?
Line voltage for 230V ± 10 %
engine,
PlateManager, 15 amp circuit
and chiller
Separate dedicated ground
Processor Power, Water, Chemical storage
Floor area Flat
Stable
Able to Support 111 lbs/ft2 (50 kg/m2) for the engine.
Should be concrete
Roof height Check for clearance (uncrated). No less than 213 cm high.
Check doorways for clearance (height, width)
Check path from loading dock to installation location

System Location of the Workstation

Orientation
Can all doors open fully?
Is there room for the removal and replacement of parts for
servicing?
Is there room for the processors?
Type of plate/processor?

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 Information to Check Yes No

Room for Plate Stacker?

Processor on left
Processor on Right
Room No Less than 18 ºC (65 0F)
Temperature
No More than 29 ºC (85 0F)
Humidity 50% +/-5% RH (for optimum results)
35% to 80% RH (max)
Network Must be near the WorkStation
Connections
Type of Network Connection?
Select one: FDDI, CDDI, Ethernet, 10 Base T, Thin Coax,
RJ-45, STP
Front End Platform?
Select one: Windows, NT

General Select one: press room floor, office type area, clean room.
environment

People to be How Many?

Trained
Level of Computer literacy (MAC, Windows, NT, Unix...)
Pre-Press experience?

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System Site Responsibilities

The following information should be explained to the customer during the site survey visit.

The Customer should have the following skills:

• Knowledge of the pre-press and press environment
• Knowledge PC’s and Networking environment
• Knowledge of Windows and Windows NT Applications
• Knowledge in impositioning software

The Customer should be made aware of their Responsibilities:

• Press time should be made available during setup and calibration of plates
• Have Compressed Air available with the specifications as outlined in this document.
• Have the proper electrical and environmental conditions as outlined in this document.
• Power, with proper AC plug must be supplied. (Reference Engine Section)
• Power cable for all processors, with proper plug must be supplied. (Reference Processor Section)
• Adequate space for the Agfa :Avalon LF Platesetter System, as described in this document.
• Transportation of the shipping crates to the installation location in the building.
• A forklift or crane MUST have the ability to lift 3500 LBS\ 1587 Kg capacity for unloading and
transporting the equipment.

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Customer Signature AGFA Service Representative Signature

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