Video Printer Manuals

P/N 4730-0221-02 Rev D
Color Video Printers

Field Service Manual
Service Manual 4730-0221-02 Rev D consists of:

Color Video Printers Service Manual, P/N 4720-0221-02 Rev A (11/94)
with the following manual changes inserted:
4725--0221--04 (8/1/95) and 4725--0221--05 (5/97)
September 1999
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ATL Ultrasound
P.O. Box 3003
Bothell, WA 98041-3003
Copyright E 1997 BY ATL Ultrasound

All rights reserved
Printed in USA
Hitachi VY-100
1 System Tie-In
Table 1--1. VY-100 Specifications
Characteristic Specifications
Printing
x System Sublimable dye thermal transfer printing1
x Picture elements 468 x 512 dots
x Quality 64-tone
x Time 80 seconds/print
x Size 78 x 97 mm (3.1” x 3.8”)
x Media
-- Ink paper Cartridge type 3
3-color
color sequential printing (yellow,
magenta, and cyan)
-- Paper size 100 x 128 mm (3.9” x 5”)
Environment
x Temperature
-- Operating 16 to 45_ C (61 to 113_ F)
-- Storage --35 to +65_ C (--31 to +149_ F)
1. Dye that is transferred from solid state to vapor state and back to solid.
VY100--1--1
Characteristic Specifications
x Relative Humidity 5 to 95% noncondensing
Dimensions
x Width 435 mm (17.1”)
x Height 120 mm (4.7”)
x Depth (w/o paper transport) 360 mm (14.2”)
Weight 10 Kg (22.05 lb.)
Power
x Input Voltage 120 VAC, 60 Hz
x Wattage
-- Standby 40 W typ./48 W max.
-- Printing 110 W typ./132 W max.
Video
x Memory One frame (two fields)
x Input NTSC video 1.0 Vp-p, 75Ω
RGB at 0.7 Vp-p, 75Ω
SYNC 0.1 -- 4.0 Vp-p, 75Ω
x Output (H = 15.7 KHz, V = 60 Hz)
NTSC video, 1.0 Vp-p, 75Ω
RGB, SYNC (looped through)
VY100--1--2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
14 13 12 11 10 9 8 -- FRONT PANEL CONTROLS --
Press the PUSH-OPEN ( ) section of the

15 16 17 18 panel to open the door to the secondard controls.
-- SECONDARY CONTROLS -- 19 20
Figure 1--1. VY-100 Controls, Indicators, and Connectors (1 of 2)
VY100--1--3
22 23 24
21
26 25
-- REAR PANEL CONNECTORS AND CONTROLS --
Figure 1--1. VY-100 Controls, Indicators, and Connectors (2 of 2)

VY100--1--4
Table 1--2. VY-100 Controls, Indicators, and Connectors
Control Function
Front Panel
1 MEMORY SELECT Selects image capture and printing modes. Set to FRAME.
2 PAPER Indicator Blinks when PRINT is pressed without paper in the cas-
sette.
3 MEMORY Indicator When lit, the image displayed on the monitor is the image
stored in memory. When off, the displayed image is from the
video signal input. The displayed images can be switched
using the MONITOR (MEMORY/SOURCE) button.
4 INK REMAINS Indicator Shows the remaining ink paper. “EE” is displayed when a
partly used ink cartridge is inserted or the power cord is
unplugged for a period of two days or longer. The indicator
blinks if printing is attempted with no paper.
5 PRINT COUNTER Shows the number of prints that will be made when PRINT
is pressed. The number is set using PRINT COUNTER SET
and RESET.
6 READY Indicator When lit, indicates an image can be printed. Prints cannot
be made when the indicator is blinking.
VY100--1--5
Control Function
7 PRINT Indicator Indicates printing is being performed when lit.
8 PRINT Used to make one or more prints. The number of prints to
be made is displayed on the PRINT COUNTER. This control
is also available on the remote control.
9 PRINT COUNTER RESET Resets the print counter.
10 PRINT COUNTER SET Sets the number of prints to be made, up to a maximum of
nine prints. The number (displayed on the PRINT
COUNTER indicator) is incremented by one each time SET
is pressed.
11 MONITOR (MEMORY/ Used to select which image is displayed—the image from
SOURCE) memory, or the image from the video signal input. Used in
conjunction with the MEMORY indicator.
12 MEMORY Stores the image to be printed in memory. The stored image
can be printed at anytime. When MEMORY is pressed and
held, the image is updated every 0.3 seconds. This button is
also available on the remote control.
VY100--1--6
Control Function
13 REMOTE Control Jack Connects the remote control unit.
14 POWER Applies power to the VY-100. When power is off, the image
in memory is cleared. If power is turned off during a print
cycle, the power remains on until the print cycle is com-
pleted.
Secondary Controls
15 VIDEO IN 2 Used to connect a video signal to the printer input. Ordi-
narily not used for ultrasound applications.
16 INPUT Switch Selects the video input signal source: VIDEO IN 1, VIDEO
IN 2, or RGB. Set to RGB.
17 INSERT Press INSERT to cycle through the following time/date dis-
play formats: date only, time only, time and date, and no
indication. Set to no indication.
18 TIME/DATE and SET Adjust color intensity and tint (of the image to be stored).
Does not affect RGB video signals. Press MEMORY and
hold while adjusting. Changes to these control settings do
not affect the image stored in memory. Normally, set to
detent.
VY100--1--7
Control Function
19 COLOR and TINT Adjust color intensity and tint (of the image to be stored).
Does not affect RGB video signals. Press MEMORY and
hold while adjusting. Changes to these control settings do
not affect the image stored in memory. Normally set to
detent.
20 CONTR and BRIGHT Adjust print contrast and brightness. Set CONTR to 3
o’clock and BRIGHT to 11 o’clock. Changes to these control
settings do not affect the image stored in memory.
Rear Panel
21 VIDEO OUT Video output of the VY-100, connects to the video input jack
of the monitor. Ordinarily not used for ultrasound applica-
tions.
VY100--1--8
Control Function
22 VIDEO IN 1 Video input to the VY-100, connects to the video output jack
of the system. Ordinarily not used for ultrasound applica-
tions.
23 75 Ω Termination When OFF, the video signal is routed via the RGB Bridge
switch jacks to a monitor so an image appears on the screen. (Set
the 75 Ω termination switch on the monitor to ON.) When
ON, the video signal terminates at the VY-100 and there is
no image displayed on the monitor. Set to 75 Ω.
24 RGB LEVEL Controls Adjusts color density of the video signal input through the
RGB IN jacks. Press MEMORY and hold while adjusting the
controls, and viewing the stored image on the monitor. Set
controls to detent.
VY100--1--9
Control Function
25 RGB IN Video input to the VY-100, connects to the video output jack
(or BNC connectors) of the system. (Set INPUT switch to
RGB.)
26 SYNC Signal Select Switches the positive sync signal to negative when a
Switch video signal is input via the RGB IN jacks. Set to ( ) for
a negative sync input, to ( ) for a positive sync input,
and to GRN for a sync signal present in the green signal.
Set to negative going sync.
VY100--1--10
External RGB Connector
(Rear Panel at back of VCR)
R
VY-100A
G Color Page
VY-100A/UM-6 UM-6 Printer
(Externally Mounted) B
SYNC
3500-0999-01
Red
J11 R
UM-9 Blue VY-100A
J12 G
VY-100A/UM-9 Rear Panel Color Page
Green
(Externally Mounted) J13 B Printer
Sync
J14 SYNC
BNC Cables
Figure 1--2. VY-100 Cabling Diagram (UM-6 and UM-9) (1 of 2)
VY100--1--11
3500-0795-02 VY-100A R
Color Page
G
J11 Printer
B
UM-9
Rear Panel SYNC
J14
3500-0705
VY-100A/UM-9 (Internally Mounted)
Figure 1--2. VY-100 Cabling Diagram (UM-6 and UM-9) (2 of 2)

VY100--1--12
Figure 1--3. VY-100 Block Diagram
VY100--1--13
Table 1--3. VY-100 Initial Control Settings
Control Setting
Front Panel
MEMORY SELECT FRAME
MEMORY Indicator OFF
READY Indicator Lit
POWER ON
Secondary Controls
INPUT RGB
INSERT No indication
COLOR and TINT Detent
CONTR 3 o’clock
BRIGHT 11 o’clock
Rear Panel
75 Ω switch 75 Ω
RGB level controls Detent
SYNC
VY100--1--14
Ink Jam
Take-up Sensor
Reel Disk
Paper Sensor 2 Paper

Ink Marker
Marker Sensor
Sensor
Transparent
Dark Ink End

Sensor
Feed Direction
Print Paper
Supply Reel Disk

Ink Sheet
Paper Sensor 1
Figure 1--4. VY-100 Sensor Locations
VY100--1--15
2 Installation
2--1 VY-100 Installation
NOTE: These instructions are for installing the VY-100 in the UM-9.
The VY-100 can also be installed external to the UM-9 or
UM-6.
1. Remove rear panel cover from UM-9.
2. Verify mounting hardware is properly installed.
3. Position VY-100 between side plates, and slide to lip latch.
4. Secure top plate to side plates.
5. Route and connect cabling. Refer to Figure 1--2.
VY100--2--1
2--2 VY-100 Removal
1. Remove system rear door.
2. Remove control panel drawer-slides.
3. Pull control panel drawer forward, and remove VCR slide from
peripheral slide.
4. Disconnect cabling.
5. Remove top plate from the VY-100 and slide the unit from the
bracket assemblies.
6. Remove VY-100 mounting hardware as required.
VY100--2--2
2--3 VY-100 Performance Test (UM-9)
1. Select VIDEO PROCESSOR TEST panel and COLORBAR
RGB test pattern from the PRODUCTION SERVICE PANEL.
2. Press LEFT MONITOR PRINT. Verify the unit produces a color

print.
3. Verify the colors are arranged across the print as follows: white,
yellow, light blue, green, violet, red, dark blue. Also verify colors
are vivid and uniform across the print.
VY100--2--3
3 Preventive Maintenance
NOTE: The name of Preventive Maintenance (PM) has been
changed to Quality Assurance Audit (QAA). The QAA proce-
dure is exactly the same as the PM procedure and the terms
are to be considered synonymous. The change is effective
only for the domestic U.S. field service force.
Internal Cleaning and Inspection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j

Cassette compartment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Paper outlet area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Paper cassette area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Ink cartridge area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Top cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Sensors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
PCBs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Wiring and connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
VY100--3--1
External Cleaning and Inspection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Cabling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Labeling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
VY100--3--2
3--1 Paper Supply Belt Cleaning Procedure
1. Remove the paper from the paper cassette and insert the Belt
Cleaning Plate (6028-0098-01).
2. Turn the printer power on. When the READY indicator LED
comes on, press the PRINT button and watch the indicator
LEDs.
3. After the PAPER LED flashes, and then the READY LED comes
on again, press the PRINT button again.
4. Repeat step 3 at least ten times. If the dirt on the supply belt is
difficult to remove, moisten the cleaning tips on the Belt Clean-
ing Plate with denatured alcohol before cleaning.
5. Remove the Belt Cleaning Plate from the paper cassette.
VY100--3--3
4 Adjustments
NOTE: There are no field service electrical adjustments on the
VY-100. If electrical adjustment is required, send the unit to
ATL Bothell for service.
Optimum print quality is usually obtained with CONTR set to center

detent, BRIGHT adjusted to 3 o’clock, and RGB levels set to center
detent. Follow the procedure in paragraph 4--1 to adjust CONTR,
BRIGHT, COLOR, and TINT for individual images. Refer to para-
graph 4--2 to adjust RGB levels.
4--1 Image Quality Adjustment

When CONTR, BRIGHT, COLOR, and TINT controls are set to cen-
ter positions, the picture is stored in normal condition in the memory.
NOTE: Do not adjust COLOR and TINT unless a video signal is

applied to VIDEO IN 1 or VIDEO IN 2. They have no effect
when using RGB video signals.
VY100--4--1
1. Make a reference print.
NOTE: The following adjustments affect the next image to be

stored. Pressing MEMORY and holding it enables continual
update of the image in memory. The image can be displayed
during adjustment if the MEMORY indicator is lit on the front
panel.
2. Press MEMORY and hold down. Adjust CONTR and BRIGHT

(and/or COLOR and TINT) controls as needed. After the
images have been stored, they cannot be adjusted.
3. Make a print and evaluate.
VY100--4--2
4--2 RGB Level Adjustment
1. Verify system monitor is correctly adjusted before adjusting
printer controls.
2. Position the printer for access to the rear panel. Set rear panel
RGB controls to center detent.
3. Press MEMORY and hold down. Adjust blue (B) level CW 1/4
turn. Make print and evaluate.
4. Press MEMORY and hold down. Adjust blue (B) level CCW 1/4
turn from center detent. Make print and evaluate.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for red (R) and green (G) levels.
VY100--4--3
4--3 Clearing Paper Jams
When paper is jammed in the printer, the INK, READY, and PRINT
indicators blink simultaneously.
- To clear a paper jam:
1. Position the printer for access to the ink cartridge door.
2. Open the door and remove the ink cartridge.
3. Turn the drum in the direction shown in Figure 4--1 until the
paper can be removed.
4. Insert ink cartridge, close door, and slide printer back into cart.
VY100--4--4
Ink
Cartridge
Ink Cartridge Door
Drum
Figure 4--1. Clearing Paper Jams
VY100--4--5
5 Fault Isolation
VY-100
1. PAPER Indicator blinks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VY100--5--2

2. INK REMAINS Indicator blinks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VY100--5--2
3. READY Indicator blinks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VY100--5--2
4. Prints are black (no image) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VY100--5--2
5. A colored dot pattern is printed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VY100--5--3
6. “EE” is displayed on INK REMAINS Indicator . . . . . . VY100--5--3
7. Time/date are printed, obscuring screen annotation VY100--5--3
8. Print colors do not match UM-9 colors . . . . . . . . . . . . VY100--5--3
9. Paper Feed errors while printing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VY100--5--3
VY100--5--1
Table 5--1. VY-100 Fault Isolation Table
Problem/Symptom Possible Cause Solution/Fault Isolation

1 PAPER Indicator No print paper loaded Load print paper.
blinks Print paper loaded upside Properly load paper.
down
Wrong print paper installed Install correct paper.
Print paper jammed in paper Clear paper jam
cassette (see para 4--3).
2 INK REMAINS Indica- Ink cartridge door open Close door.
tor blinks No ink cartridge installed Install cartridge.
No ink in cartridge Install cartridge.
3 READY Indicator The ink cartridge is advancing Wait for indicator to light
blinks steadily.
Moisture condensation in Let moisture evaporate -- indi-
printer cator will then light steadily.
4 Prints are black (no INPUT set incorrectly Set INPUT to appropriate
image) input signal (usually RGB).
VY100--5--2
5 A colored dot pattern No image has been stored Press MEMORY to store
is printed image and press PRINT.
6 “EE” is displayed
p y on Ink cartridge
g has been Normal printer operation.
INK REMAINS indica- removed and loaded again, or Press and hold SET and
tor the system power cord has RESET simultaneously until
been disconnected for more the correct number is dis-
than two days played.
7 Time/date are Time/date function acciden- To remove the time and/or
printed, obscuring tally turned on by pressing date, press INSERT once if
screen annotation INSERT date and time are printed,
twice if time only is printed,
three times if date only is
printed.
8 Print colors do not Incorrect RGB levels Adjust RGB levels
match UM-9 monitor (see para 4--2).
colors (blue on moni-
tor prints as purple)
9 Paper feed errors Dirty paper supply belts in the Clean paper supply belts
while printing VY-100 (see para 3--1).
VY100--5--3
6 Parts
Table 6--1. Hitachi VY-100 Parts
Used On Part Number Description

UM-6/9 3500-0956-01 Hitachi VY-100 Color Printer, Int/Ext, 120V/EIA
Attaching Parts
UM-6 3500-0999-01 Cable, Ext RGB to VY-100
UM-9 3500-0705 Cable, RGB, Rear Panel (J3) to VY-100
UM-9 3500-0795-02 Cable, Remote, Rear Panel (J12) to VY-100
UM-9 6028-0035-01 Remote Control Box, VY-100A
Supplies and Accessories1
2100-0438-01 Paper, Thermal Color
6028-0098-01 Belt Cleaning Plate, VY-100A
1. These supplies are for CSR use. Refer customers to the ATL Professional Medical Supply Catalog for purchas-
able supplies and accessories.
VY100--6--1
Mitsubishi CP-100
1 System Tie-In
Table 1--1. CP100U/E Video Copy Processor Specifications
Characteristics Specifications
Printing
x Speed
-- Color 70 sec/sheet (CP100U)1
85 sec/sheet (CP100E) 1
-- Monochrome 35 sec/sheet
x Time 80 seconds/print
x Size Variable using function keys (3 15/16 ” x 2 61/64 ”)
100 mm x 75 mm (standard NTSC)
x Quality
-- Gradations 64 gradations of Yellow, Magenta, Cyan
-- Resolutions 640 dots x 480 lines
1. The only difference between the CP100U and CP100E is that the CP100U operates with 120 Vac 60 Hz and
the CP100E with 240 Vac 50 Hz. Both accept NTSC and PAL signals.
CP100--1--1
Environment
x Temperature 0 to 40 C (32q to 104q F)
x Humidity 20 to 80% noncondensing
Dimensions
x Width 425 mm (16.75”)
x Height 131 mm (4.75”)
x Depth (w/o paper transport) 416 mm (16.375”)
Weight 1.31 Kg (29 lbs)
Input/Output Terminals
x Composite Video BNC connector
x RGB Analog 5 BNC connectors
D-SUB type 15-pin
x RGB TTL D-SUB type 9-pin
x Parallel data interface 36-pin
x Y/C separate2 Din type 4-pin
2. Refers to video used by SVHS recorder or a LUMA/CHROMA video monitor.
CP100--1--2
Power
x Input 120VAC, 60 Hz (CP100U)
240VAC, 50 Hz (CP100E)
x Consumption 40 W, 0.6 A max. (stand-by)
130 W, 2.0 A max. (CP100U printing)
160 W, 2.0 A max (CP100E printing)
CP100--1--3
Figure 1--1. CP100U/E Front Panel Controls and Indicators
CP100--1--4
Table 1--2. CP100U/E Front Panel Controls and Indicators
Control Function
1 MEMORY Press to memorize the displayed image and continue to dis-
play.
2 PRINT Press to print the memorized image. The green LED will light
during the print cycle.
3 PRINT COUNTER Displays the number of identical prints. The number is set
Indicator using PRINT COUNTER (16).
4 SHEET REMAINS Displays the number of remaining color sheets. When all
color sheets have been used and the display indicates “0”,
”FF” will be displayed.
5 ERROR MESSAGE Displays an error message. Stand-by LED will go out and
printing is not possible during error conditions. Refer to
Table 1--8 for error messages.
6 Front Door Open to operate the inside panel controls and to replace
color- sheets. Door will not open during a print cycle.
7 JAM LED When lit, indicates jamming of the color sheets or paper.
Refer to Table 1--8 for error messages.
8 READY LED When lit, indicates the CP100U/E is ready to print or copy.
CP100--1--5
Control Function
9 PARALLEL/Parallel When pressed (LED lit), print mode is activated by signals
LED inputted into the rear panel’s PARALLEL DATA INput port.
10 PAPER LED When lit, indicates a problem with the paper cassette or with
the printing paper. Refer to Table 1--8 for error messages.
11 POWER/Power LED Applies/indicates power is applied to the CP100U/E.
12 SHEET LED When lit, indicates a problem with the sheet cartridge. Refer
to Table 1--8 for error messages.
13 B/W LED When lit, indicates a monochrome sheet cartridge has been
inserted into the CP100U/E.
CP100--1--6
Control Function
14 Video Input Signal These three switches select the type of video signal input
Selection Switches into the CP100U/E.
VIDEO -- Press to select an NTSC composite video input sig-

nal or Y/C separate video input signal. These signals are
input into the VIDEO 1 and VIDEO 2 IN/OUT jacks on the
rear panel.
TTL -- Press to select an RGB TTL input signal applied into

the RGB TTL IN/OUT jacks on the rear panel.
ANALOG -- Press to select an RGB analog input signal

applied into the RGB ANALOG 1 OR RGB ANALOG 2 IN/
OUT jacks on the rear panel.
15 STD INPUT When lit, indicates the value of the image signal (via function
switch or Standard/User switching button) is set at standard
value.
16 PRINT COUNTER Sets the number of the identical prints displayed in the
Switch PRINT COUNTER Indicator. When 2 or more prints have
been set, a green LED will light.
CP100--1--7
Control Function
17 MONITOR When lit, the input signal is displayed on the monitor. When
the LED is not lit, the memorized video signal will be dis-
played as it is on the monitor.
18 FIELD Press to memorize an image in Field mode. In Field mode it
is possible to print 2 image fields. After memorizing an image
in field mode, pressing FIELD prior to printing enables print-
ing of one field. Pressing FIELD toggles between odd and
even fields. However, it will not function in cases of non-inter-
laced images.
19 Remote Control Jack Connection for remote control. Refer to Figure 1--4.
20 FRAME Press FRAME and MEMORY to memorize an image in
FRAME mode.
21 Print Paper Remain- Enables the operator to check the remaining paper without
ing Window removing the cassette.
22 Paper Cassette Contains up to 100 sheets of printing paper.
CP100--1--8
Figure 1--2. CP100U/E Inside Panel Controls
CP100--1--9
Table 1--3. CP100U/E Inside Panel Controls
Control Function
1 Sheet Cartridge Insert sheet cartridge here. Lock in place with Sheet Car-
tridge Arm brace.
2 FUNCTION Used to select the following 5 functions with each successive
depression:
a. Set BRIGHT, CONTRAST and other parameters
b. Print timing and print size
c. Set display comments
d. Set time and date
e. Check the number of color sheets remaining

3 SET When pressed, sets the value of various parameters selected
using the FUNCTION switch. Also when pressed, super-im-
pose mode of the monitor image will be deleted.
CP100--1--10
Control Function
4 STD/USER (Standard Allows the signal input to conform to standard image timing
User Switching) values, or to vary freely among user-set values. Each
depres-sion will change the timing. STD 2 is the standard
ATL parameter presets.
5 Shift Switches Used to change the settings displayed on the monitor and
selected by the FUNCTION switch. Using these switches
allows the operator to increment and decrement value set-
tings and change the cursor position.
6 COMMENT When set to ON, memorized comments (up to 80 characters,
including date and time) can be preset in the blank space of
the print.
7 PARALLEL When set to ON, print mode is activated on a signal input
from the rear panel PARALLEL DATA Input port. When in
Parallel mode, the PARALLEL LED will light.
CP100--1--11
Control Function
8 MIRROR When set to ON and an image is printed, the printed image
will be reversed 180 degrees when compared to the image
stored in memory. This function can be utilized with paper for
an overhead projector (CK100TS).
9 Sheet Cartridge Arm Lock the arm-brace in place after insertion of the sheet car-
Brace tridge.
CP100--1--12
Figure 1--3. CP100U/E Rear Panel Controls and Connectors
CP100--1--13
Table 1--4. CP100U/E Rear Panel Controls and Connectors
Control Function
1 MAIN Power Switch Applies line voltage to the CP100U/E. When set to OFF, date
(ON/OFF) and time will continue to function for approximately 72 hours.
When set to ON or OFF, all values set by the FUNCTION
switch are retained in a non-volatile memory. Do not turn
OFF during a print cycle.
2 AC LINE (Power Con- Connects line voltage to the CP100U/E.
nector)
3 VIDEO 1 IN/OUT Input and output for NTSC (CP100U) or PAL (CP100E) com-
Jacks posite video signal. Connect output to the monitor. The out-
put choice is governed by the MONITOR switch.
4 ANALOG 1 IN/OUT Input and output jacks for BNC-type RGB analog, SYNC, H/V
Jacks (RGB Analog 1) separate, and H/V composite signals. The SYNC signal is
imposed on the green video signal and can be used with
automatic selection. Connect the H/V composite SYNC to the
H-SYNC terminal.
CP100--1--14
Control Function
5 IMPEDANCE Four IMPEDANCE switches select input impedance to 75
Switches (75 OHM, ohm or HIGH. The VIDEO 1/ANALOG 1 IMPEDANCE
HIGH) switches on the upper left rear of the unit include switches for
VIDEO 1/ANALOG 1 signals and ANALOG 1 SYNC. The
ANALOG 2 IMPEDANCE switches on the upper right rear of
the unit include impedance selection for RGB and SYNC
inputs. Set to 75 ohm if the input signal is terminated, and to
HIGH for non-terminated video signals.
6 VIDEO 2 IN/OUT Jacks Input and output for Y/C separate video signal of S-VHS and
other equipment. Connect the OUT jack to a monitor having
an “S” terminal.
7 SIGNAL SELECT The ANALOG switch selects either RGB ANALOG 1 IN/OUT
Switches jacks or RGB ANALOG 2 IN/OUT ports. The VIDEO switch
selects either VIDEO 1 IN/OUT jack (for Y/C video signal) or
VIDEO 2 IN/OUT Jacks.
8 RGB ANALOG 2 IN/ Not used. Normally used to connect the digital TTL level sig-
OUT Ports nal output from a personal computer. Refer to CP100U/E
(DSUB-15P) manufacturer supplied operator’s manual.
CP100--1--15
Control Function
9 RGB TTL IN/OUT Not used. Normally used to connect the digital TTL level sig-
Ports (DSUB-9P) nal output from a personal computer. Refer to CP100U/E
manufacturer supplied operator’s manual.
10 MODE DIP Switches This set of 8 switches allows selection of the functions in
Table 1--6.
11 PARALLEL DATA IN Not used. Normally used to connect to the parallel data out-
(36 pin connector) put of a personal computer. Centronicsr interface.
12 REMOTE (DIN 5P) Connector for remote control cable. Install 5-pin connector
P/N 3100-1780-01 to CP100 installed on UM-6 (pin 1 shorted
to pin 3).
CP100--1--16
Figure 1--4. CP100U/E Remote Controls
CP100--1--17
Table 1--5. CP100U/E Remote Controls
Control Function
1 Function ON/OFF Set the ON/OFF switch to ON when using the remote control.
Switch If set to OFF, the CP100U/E will not operate even if the
FUNCTION switch is pressed.
2 Print switches The print switches have the same function as the print
switches on the CP100U/E. Press both switches simulta-
neously to print.
NOTE: All other remote control switches function the same as the switches on the CP100U/E. Refer to switch
functions in Tables 1--2 and 1--3.
CP100--1--18
Table 1--6. CP100U/E Rear Panel DIP Switch Functions
Control Function
1 TTL COLOR Level Use switches A and B (positions 1 and 2) to select the num-
2 bers of colors input into RGB TTL IN/OUT ports. These are
used for video input from computers and other equipment.
Refer to CP100U/E manufacturer supplied operator’s
manual.
3 NEGA -- Negative/ When set to ON (up), and making monochrome prints, the
Positive Image Selec-
tion
4 Not used. CP100U/E reverses the coloring on the image. What should
5 be white on the image becomes black, and what is black
becomes white. When making color prints, this switch has no
effect.
6 AGC -- Automatic When set to ON (up), AGC automatically adjusts light and
Gain Control dark on the image, providing a print with clear contrast. AGC
sets the brightest level in the video signal to a given level,
regardless of the sync pulse level.
CP100--1--19
Control Function
7 TRAP When set to ON (up), and composite video signals are input,
dot interference is reduced by a drive of 3.58 MHz.
8 ADJ -- User Setup Set to ON (up) to make user setting adjustments. Refer to
Adjustments CP100U/E manufacturer supplied operator’s manual.
Table 1--7. CP100U/E Initial Control Settings
Menu Item Setting

Front Panel
POWER Led Lit1
READY Led Lit
ANALOG Led Lit1
FRAME Led Lit1
Monitor LET Lit1
CP100--1--20
Menu Item Setting
Rear Panel
Video 1/Analog 1 Sync High
Impedance
Analog 1 Impedance 75 Ohm
Analog 2 RGB Impedance 75 Ohm
Analog 2 Sync Impedance 75 Ohm
Signal Select Analog 1
Signal Select Video 1
Mode switches All OFF
Main Power ON
Inside Panel
Comment OFF
Parallel OFF
Mirror OFF
Printing Parameters/Image Refer to paragraph 4-4
Quality Adjustments
1. Press respective switch if LED is not lit.
CP100--1--21
3100-1780-01
(5-Pin Connector --
Pin 1 Shorted to Pin 3)
Remote CP100U/E
3500-0999-01 Color Printer
UM-6 R
Remote Control
B Remote
6022-0202-01
Ext. RGB
G
H/H +VSync
Figure 1--5. CP100U/E Installation -- UM-6 Systems

(Internal/External)
CP100--1--22
UM-9 Rear Panel CP100U/E
Module PCB Color Printer
J20 Remote
3500-1048-01 R
B
JVideo J3
G
3500-0705-02
H/H +VSync
This side is internal to the UM-9.
When mounted internally and controlled by UM-9 system
software, the CP100 remote control cannot be used.
Figure 1--6. CP100U/E Installation -- UM-9 Systems (Internal)
CP100--1--23
UM-9 Rear Panel Remote Control CP100U/E
Module PCB Remote Color Printer
6022-0202-01
Red
J11 R
Blue
J12 B
Green
J13 G
Sync
J14 H/H +VSync
2275-0176
Figure 1--7. CP100U/E Installation -- UM-9 Systems (External)
CP100--1--24
Table 1--8. CP100E/U Error Messages
Error Condition Problem/Solution

Jam LED lit E1 Paper jam in paper supply. Clear paper path.
E2 Paper jam around the platen. Clear paper path.
E3 Paper jam in the paper exit. Clear paper path.
E4 Other abnormalities. Switch power OFF, then ON.
Print Paper LED lit E5 Print paper inserted upside down, or in wrong direction.
Insert paper correctly.
E6 Print size selected and paper size do not conform with each
other. Adjust picture size and/or paper size. Refer to
manufacturer’s operation manual.
E7 Indicates an error in sheet/print paper combination. Utilize
the correct combination.
* Verify paper cassette is closed.
* Verify print paper has not been placed in the paper cassette.
* Verify the proper print paper has been used.
CP100--1--25
Error Condition Problem/Solution
Sheet LED lit * Sheet cartridge has not been installed. Install cartridge cor-
rectly.
* Sheet cartridge is empty. Replace cartridge.
Stand by LED not lit E8 Moisture has condensed in the CP100U/E. Turn off unit and
wait for moisture to evaporate.
E9 Temperature inside CP100U/E is too high. Turn off unit and
wait for temperature to subside.
* Verify front door is closed.
Parallel LED lit * The PARALLEL LED lights when the unit is connected to a
parallel data interface. When lit, it is not possible to print
even when memory and/or print switches are pressed. When
the switch is ON (LED lit), the MAIN power switch and rear
panel MODE switches are the only operable switches.
B/W Monochrome LED
* The monochrome LED lights when a special sheet cartridge
is installed in the CP100U/E.
CP100--1--26
2 Installation
2--1 UM-6 or UM-9 External Installation
NOTE: The CP100U/E cannot be controlled by UM-6 or UM-9 sys-
tem software when connected externally.
1. Position the CP100U/E external to the UM-6 or UM-9.

2. Connect cabling per cabling diagrams in Section 1.
3. Connect the CP100U/E power cord to a wall outlet sharing a
common ground with the ultrasound system.
4. Remove transport protective cushions inside sheet cartridge
and paper cassette areas.
5. Install paper into paper cassette. Place paper cassette and
sheet cartridge into CP100U/E.
6. Power up the system and the CP100U/E.
7. Set CP100U/E front, inside, and rear panel controls per
Table 1--6.
CP100--2--1
8. Verify UM-9 is configured for EXTERNAL MITSUBISHI
PRINTER.
9. Adjust image quality per paragraph 4-4.
2--2 UM-6 or UM-9 Internal Installation

NOTE: The CP100U/E cannot be controlled by UM-6 system soft-
ware when connected internally. Software 26.05 or above is
required in the UM-9 for CP100U/E control with system soft-
ware. When controlled by UM-9 system software, the CP100
remote control cannot be used.
1. Place the CP100U/E in the lower OEM bay of the UM-6 or in

the OEM drawer of the UM-9.
2. Connect cabling per cabling diagrams in Section 1. Attach

mounting hardware and secure unit to system.
3. Connect the CP100U/E power cord to the system power outlet.
CP100--2--2
4. Remove transport protective cushions inside sheet cartridge
and paper cassette areas.
5. Install paper into paper cassette. Place paper cassette and

sheet cartridge into CP100U/E.
6. Power up the system and the CP100U/E.
7. Set CP100U/E front, inside, and rear panel controls per

Table 1--6.
8. Verify UM-9 is configured for INTERNAL MITSUBISHI

PRINTER.
9. Adjust image quality per paragraph 4-4.
CP100--2--3
Internal Cleaning and Inspection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Interior surfaces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Paper cassette area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Sheet cartridge area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
PCBs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Hardware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
External Cleaning and Inspection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Front door . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Cabling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Remote control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Labeling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
CP100--3--1
4 Adjustments
4--1 Introduction
Image quality adjustments in paragraph 4--4 can be made by con-
necting an external video monitor or using the UM-6 or UM-9 video
monitors. Connect the external video monitor VIDEO IN jack to the
OUT-VIDEO 1 jack on the CP100U/E. If using the UM-6 or UM-9
video monitors, prepare the UM-6 and UM-9 for adjustment using
steps in paragraphs 4--2 and 4--3, respectively.
NOTE: The UM-9 must be configured with 26.05 or higher software

to accommodate the CP100U/E.
CP100--4--1
4--2 UM-6 Adjustment Preparations
1. Remove UM-6 monitor cover.
2. Connect OUT-VIDEO 1 connector on CP100U/E to the B/W

monitor VIDEO IN using a 75 Ohm BNC cable.
3. Connect a remote control to the CP100U/E. Adjustments can be

made using the remote control.
4. Turn on UM-6.
5. Make image quality adjustments per paragraph 4--4.
CP100--4--2
4--3 UM-9 Adjustment Preparations
1. Connect a 75 Ohm BNC cable between the OUT-VIDEO 1 con-
nector on the CP100U/E and the external VCR playback jack
(J9) on the rear of the UM-9. (J9 is present only on UM-9 sys-
tems with Rear Panel Assembly 7500-0503-07 and above.)
2. Turn on the UM-9.
3. From the HARDCOPY DEVICES panel, select the correct hard-

copy configuration (INTERNAL MITSUBISHI PAGE PRINTER
or EXTERNAL COLOR PAGE PRINTER).
4. Obtain an appropriate image on one of the UM-9 video moni-

tors. (The video monitor which should be used depends upon
the parameters to be adjusted. The left monitor is required to
adjust color parameters).
5. Press the L or R PRINT button on the UM-9 control panel.

(Which button depends upon which monitor is to be used for the
adjustment.)
CP100--4--3
NOTE: Perform steps 6--11 if the system has lower than 26.06 soft-
ware, or if the CP100 is mounted internally. Otherwise, use
the ENABLE/DISABLE key found in the hardcopy devices
panel.
6. Press <CTRL SHIFT> IC on the system keyboard. Verify a

small square appears in the lower left of the right monitor.
7. Enter AF010101 from the system keyboard.
8. Press <RETURN>.
9. Press <CTRL SHIFT> IC.
10. Enter AF060101.
11. Press <RETURN>.
CP100--4--4
NOTE: Perform steps 12 -- 14 if the UM-9 has a Super VHS VCR.
12. Press <CTRL SHIFT> IC on the system keyboard.
13. Enter AF070101.
14. Press <RETURN>.
15. Make image quality adjustments per paragraph 4--4.
Return UM-9 to normal operation by cycling system power.
4--4 Image Quality Adjustments

NTSC/PAL video is composite video. Y/C video refers to the video
used by the Super VHS VCR or a LUMA/CHROMA video monitor.
Analog RGB video refers to red, green, and blue analog video data.
CP100--4--5
4--4.1 RGB Adjustments
Brightness and contrast are the image quality parameters that can be
adjusted for analog RGB video.
1. Press ANALOG on the front panel of the CP100U/E. Verify

ANALOG LED lights, and the video image is displayed on the
monitor.
2. Press FUNCTION on CP100U/E inside panel. Verify two analog

image quality parameters are displayed on the monitor.
3. The CP100U/E is initially set at NORMAL. Verify NORMAL is

highlighted.
4. Select image quality parameters using the up and down arrows

to highlight numbers adjacent to parameters.
CP100--4--6
5. Change image quality parameters using the left and right
arrows. The range of each parameter is --32 to +32 (64 set-
tings). The picture will change as the parameter is changed.
Refer to Table 4--1.
6. Adjust image quality parameters as desired.
7. Press SET.
Table 4--1. Analog Image Quality Parameters: Range and Value
Parameter --32 +32

BRIGHT (brightness) darker brighter
CONT (contrast) less contrast more contrast
CP100--4--7
4--4.2 NTSC/PAL and LUMA/CHROMA
Adjustments
Brightness, contrast, color, tint, and picture are the image quality
parameters that can be adjusted for NTSC/PAL and Y/C video.
1. Press VIDEO on CP100U/E front panel. Verify VIDEO LED

lights, and the video image is displayed on the monitor.
2. Press FUNCTION on CP100U/E inside panel. Verify five image

quality parameters are displayed on the monitor.
3. The CP100U/E is initially set at NORMAL. Verify NORMAL is

highlighted on the monitor.
4. Select an image quality parameter using the up and down

arrows to highlight numbers adjacent to parameters.
CP100--4--8
5. Change image quality parameters using the left and right
arrows. The range of each parameter is --32 to +32 (64 set-
tings). The picture will change as the parameter is changed.
Refer to Table 4--2.
6. Adjust image quality parameters as desired.
7. Press SET.
Table 4--2. NTSC/PAL and Y/C Image Quality Parameters:

Range and Value
Parameter --32 +32

BRIGHT (brightness) darker brighter
CONT (contrast) less contrast more contrast
COLOR (color depth) light deep
TINT (tint) red green
PIC (sharpness) soft sharp
CP100--4--9
4--4.3 Print Parameter Adjustments
Set print parameters to establish video blanking. If video blanking is a
problem, perform the following procedure for the type of video being
used.
Two types of print parameter setups are used by the CP100U/E,

standard and user. Standard (STD) print parameters are established
by Mitsubishi and cannot be changed. For NTSC/PAL and Y/C, they
are called STD NORMAL, STD UNDER, STD OVER, STD DOUBLE,
and STD POST CARD. They are called STD 1 -- 5 for RGB.
NOTE: Standard ATL parameters are programmed in STD 2 posi-

tion. Do not attempt to change these settings.
There are two groups of user (USER) print parameters for RGB and
two for NTSC/PAL and Y/C. They are factory set by ATL for optimal
print quality. They should ONLY be changed if a blanking problem
exists.
CP100--4--10
- Set RGB or NTSC/PAL and Y/C print parameters as follows:
1. Select the video type by pressing VIDEO on the CP100U/E front

panel for NTSC and Y/C video, or by pressing ANALOG for
RGB video.
2. Press FUNCTION twice on inside panel. The STD and USER

selections are displayed on the monitor.
3. Press STD/USER so that USER n (n is either 1 or 2) is high-

lighted.
4. Press up/down arrows to select USER 1 or 2.
5. Press SET.
6. Set DIP switch #8 to ON.
7. Press FUNCTION. Verify the print parameters shown in

Table 4--3 are displayed on the monitor.
CP100--4--11
8. Press the up/down arrows to select the print parameter.
9. Press the left/right arrows to change print parameter values.
10. Perform steps 8 and 9 until all print parameters are adjusted.
Adjust H-Resol, H-Width, and V-Resol until all are within specifi-
cations.
NOTE: These adjustments interact and may require readjustment.
11. Press SET.
12. Close CP100U/E front door. Make a sample print and verify
print settings.
13. Set DIP switch #8 to OFF, if the sample print is accurate.
14. The settings are entered into USER n. These settings will be
used for the selected video source (ANALOG or VIDEO).
CP100--4--12
15. Repeat steps 1 -- 15 as required, to establish user setup param-
eters for two user analog RGB and two user NTSC/PAL and
Y/C video sources.
Table 4--3. User Print Parameters
Print Parameter 120V/NTSC 120V/PAL 240V/PAL

H-Width 788 810 805
H-TRC 0 0 0
H-Resol 640 640 640
H-Start 31 55 31
V-Lines 525 625 625
V-Start 30 40 32
V-Resol 478 570 570
H-Size 100 100 100
V-Size 75 75 75
CP100--4--13
5 Fault Isolation
CP100U/E
1. Printer will not sync properly when attempting a 2D or

Doppler negative image on UM-9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CP100--5--2
2. Warning LEDs indicate error condition . . . . . . . . . . . . CP100--5--2
3. Sheet Remaining display is not correct . . . . . . . . . . . CP100--5--2
4. Set comments do not appear on prints . . . . . . . . . . . CP100--5--2
5. No picture on monitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CP100--5--2
6. Monitor picture too small . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CP100--5--2
7. Abnormal color on prints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CP100--5--3
8. Wired remote control inoperative . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CP100--5--3
CP100--5--1
Table 5--1. CP100 Fault Isolation Table

1 Printer will not sync ANALOG 1 SYNC set incor- Set switch to HIGH
properly when rectly -- loads down sync sig-
attempting a 2D or nal
Doppler negative
image on UM-9
2 Warning LEDs indi- Various causes See Table 1--6.
cate error condition
3 Sheet Remaining dis- Incorrect setting before print- Set correctly and re-print
playy is not correct
p ing
A used cartridge was installed Install new cartridge
4 Set comments do not Comment switch set incor- Set Comment switch to ON
appear on prints rectly
5 No picture on monitor Rear panel switches set incor- Set rear panel switches to cor-
rectly rect positions for applied input
signals
6 Monitor picture too Print parameters set incor- Set parameters using FUNC-
small rectly TION. See Section 3.
CP100--5--2
7 Abnormal color on Print parameters set incor- Set parameters using FUNC-
prints rectly TION.
8 Wired remote control Cabling problems Verify cable integrity and con-
inoperative nection of remote cable. See
Section 3.
CP100--5--3
6 Parts
Table 6--1. Mitsubishi CP100 Parts

UM-6/9 2100-0589-01 Mitsubishi Color Printer, CP100, 120V/EIA
UM-6/9 2100-0604-01 Mitsubishi Color Printer, CP100, 240V/CCIR
Attaching Parts
UM-6 3500-0999-01 Cable, Int/Ext Installations, External RGB to CP-100
UM-9 3500-1048-01 Cable, Internal Installations, Rear Panel (J20) to
CP100 Remote
UM-9 3500-0705-02 Cable, Internal Installations, Rear Panel (J3) to
CP100 RGB
UM-9 2275-0176 Cable, BNC, External Installations, Rear Panel RGB
to CP100 RGB
2100-0592-02 Color Print Paper, 100 prints/box, w/ribbon
6022-0202-01 Remote Control
CP100--6--1
2100-0592-01 Paper, Color Print, 100 mm x 128 mm (50, w/ribbon)
2100-0590-01 Transparencies, Color (50, w/ribbon)
1. These supplies are for CSR use. Refer customers to the Echo Ultrasound Supplies and Accessories Catalog for
purchasable supplies and accessories.
CP100--6--2
Sony UP-1850
1 System Tie-In
Table 1--1. Sony UP-1850 (MD/EPM) Video Printer Specifications
Characteristic UP-1850 Specifications

Printing
x System Sublimation heat transfer printing
x Format 1, 4, or 16 images per print
x Speed Approximately 60 seconds for full-sized color print
Approximately 30 seconds for monochrome print
x Total gradation 256 levels each for yellow, magenta, and cyan
x Picture elements
Narrow (height x width) NTSC = 708 dots x 448 lines PAL = 708 dots x 544 lines
Normal (height x width) NTSC = 720 dots x 472 lines PAL = 720 dots x 568 lines
mWide (height x width) NTSC = 772 dots x 488 lines PAL = 772 dots x 584 lines
Operating Temperature 5_C to 35_C (41_F to 95_F)
1850--1--1
Dimensions
x Width 424 mm (16 3/4 inches)
x Height 91 mm (3 5/8 inches)
x Depth 397 mm (15 3/4 inches)
Weight Approximately 8.5 kg (18 pounds 12 ounces)
Power
x UP-1850MD 120 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1.8 Amps max.
x UP-1850EPM 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 1.0 Amps
Video Input
x RGB SYNC 4 BNCs, RGB = 0.7 Vp-p, SYNC = 1.0 Vp-p, 75 Ohms1
x Composite NTSC or BNC, 1.0 Vp-p, 75 Ohms1, sync negative
PAL
x S VIDEO (separate Y/C) 4-pin mini-DIN, Y = 1.0 Vp-p, C = 0.29 Vp-p, 75 Ohms1
1. If the rear panel 75-Ohm switch is set to ON position.
1850--1--2
Video Output
x RGB SYNC 4 BNCs, RGB = 0.7 Vp-p, SYNC = 1.0 Vp-p, 75 Ohms
x Composite NTSC or BNC, 1.0 Vp-p, 75 Ohms, sync negative
PAL
x S VIDEO (separate Y/C) 4-pin mini-DIN, Y = 1.0 Vp-p, C = 0.29 Vp-p, 75 Ohms
Paper
x Type UPC-1010 Color Print Pack (includes ink cassette and 100
sheets of paper)
x Size International A6 size: 100 x 140 mm (4.0 x 5.5 inches)
1850--1--3
Table 1--2. UP-1850 Front Panel Features
Feature Function
1. POWER Switch Press to turn the printer power on or off. Once the printer
is off, allow 3 -- 5 seconds before re-applying power, then
wait another 20 seconds before printing.
2. Power LED Indicates power on.
3. Paper Tray and Paper The paper tray stores blank paper for printing. The paper
Tray Cover tray cover (called the “paper cover” in the UP-1850
operation manual) receives printed images.
4. Display Window Displays messages and setup menus, which also appear
on the monitor if looped through. The window displays
one menu line at a time (selectable with the cursor con-
trol keys).1
5. Front Panel Door Provides access to the ink cassette chamber.
1. For on-screen printer programing and recall of images from UP-1850 memory, connect UP-1850 Output Video
to J29 on new-style UM-9 rear panel (see Figure 1--5). On UM-9 softkey panel, select INT OEM DISPLAY (see
host system operation manual).
1850--1--4
Feature Function
6. MENU Button Press to display the Main menu. When finished using all
menus, press the MENU button again to remove the
menus. (This button can be disabled via the rear panel
DIP switch.)
7. EXEC Button Press to return to the previous menu. This button is also
used to clear the image memory and to enter a caption.
8. MEMORY IN Button Press to store the displayed image in UP-1850 memory.
9. ALARM LED Indicates a paper jam or other error when lit.
10. PRINT Button Press to print the image currently stored in memory.
11. PUSH OPEN Button Push to open the front panel door to access the ink cas-
sette chamber.
12. Remote Sensor Signal receiver for wireless infrared remote control.
13. REMOTE 1 Connector For wired remote control. (Not used on internal installa-
tions.)
14. STOP Button Press to interrupt the print cycle. (Causes the message
STOP STOP STOP to appear.)
1850--1--5
Feature Function
15. MEMORY PAGE Button Press to select the memory page. The UP-1850MD has
four memory pages (1/4FRM -- 4/4FRM) in Frame mode
and eight memory pages (1/8FLD -- 8/8FLD) in Field
mode. The UP-1850EPM has three memory pages
(1/3FRM -- 3/3FRM) in Frame mode.
16. SOURCE/MEMORY Press to toggle between image source (video input) or
Button memory (stored image). When memory is selected, the
stored image is routed via the UP-1850 video output BNC
for display (if looped through).
17. LCD Control Turn clockwise to increase the contrast of the LCD dis-
play window, turn counter-clockwise to decrease con-
trast.
18. Cursor Control Keys Press to move the cursor up, down, left and right. Select
a menu item by pressing the up or down key. Set a value
by pressing the left or right key. These keys are also
used to enter characters for a caption.
19. PUSH Indicator Press the indicated location to remove the paper tray.
1850--1--6
Feature Function
20. Ink Cassette Eject Lever Pull down to eject the ink ribbon cassette from the cham-
ber.
21. Ink Cassette Chamber Compartment where the ink ribbon cassette is installed.
2. The remote control provides an equivalent function (see Figure 1--3 and Table 1--4).
1850--1--7
Figure 1--1. UP-1850 Front Panel Features (1 of 2)
1850--1--8
Figure 1--1. UP-1850 Front Panel Features (2 of 2)
1850--1--9
Table 1--3. UP-1850 Rear Panel Features
Connector/Control Function
1. INPUT S-VIDEO S-Video input connector (separate Y/C).
2. INPUT VIDEO Composite video input BNC connector.
3. INPUT RGB and BNC connectors for RGB and Sync input. (Sync connection is not
SYNC required if Sync is included with the G component.)
4. 75Ω ON, OFF 75-Ohm termination switch.
5. REMOTE 2 Footswitch connection. For internal installation, connect to UM-9
P-71 REMOTE/BUSY cable (see Figure 1--5).
6. RS-232C Serial connector for computer interface (not used).
7. 8-position DIP Set image size, baud rate, enable/disable MENU button, enable/
Switch disable Genlock (lock to external synchronous signal), enable/
disable beep.
8. µAC IN Input power connector (120V version shown).
9. OUTPUT RGB BNC connectors for RGB and Sync output.
and SYNC
10. OUTPUT VIDEO Composite video output BNC connector.
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11. OUTPUT S-Video output connector (separate Y/C).
S-VIDEO
Figure 1--2. UP-1850 Rear Panel Features

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Table 1--4. UP-1850 Remote Control Features
1. Front Panel Equiv- These controls perform the same functions as their equivalents
alents located on the UP-1850 front panel (see Table 1--2).
2. PRINT QTY +/-- Press to set the number of prints (duplicates) from a single print
cycle.
3. COLOR ADJUST Press to display or remove the Color Adjustment sub-menu.
4. MULTI PICTURE Press to display or remove Multi Pix sub-menu.
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Figure 1--3. UP-1850 Remote Control Features
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Table 1--5. UP-1850 Initial Hardware Control Settings
Control Setting
75Ω Termination Normally set to ON. Set to OFF if the signal
Switch (on rear panel) input drops when another peripheral is con-
nected to VIDEO OUT (looped-through).
8-position DIP Switch SW1 = ON SW5 = OFF
(on rear panel) SW2 = OFF SW6 = OFF
SW3 = OFF SW7 = OFF
SW4 = OFF SW8 = OFF
Table 1--6. UP-1850 Initial Menu Settings
Menu Item Setting

MAIN Menu
x PRINT QTY 1
x INPUT SEL RGB
x FRM/FLD FRAME
x SHARPNESS M
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Menu Item Setting
MULTI PIX Sub-Menu
x SPLIT MEM OFF
x INTERVAL OFF
x SEPARATE OFF
x DUP IMAGE OFF
x IMAGE SIZE L
x MIRROR OFF
x PICK IMAGE ignore
COLOR ADJ Sub-Menu
x RED 0
x GREEN 0
x BLUE 0
x DARK +1
x LIGHT -2
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Menu Item Setting
SETUP Sub-Menu
x H SHIFT 0
x V SHIFT 0
x RM2 MODE M&P
x RM2 ACT 1ACT
SIG ADJ Sub-Menu
x COLOR 0
x HUE 0
x GAIN 0
x OFFSET 0
x AGC OFF
MONI ADJ Sub-Menu
x MONI RED 0
x MONI BLUE 0
x DISPLAY OFF
x MONITOR E to E
x SYNC ON G OFF
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1 Install a ferrite pot core on each cable, Cable 2275-0311-01
5 inches from the system rear panel. (If wired)
Remote Control
Remote Receive
2100-0747-01
UM-9 Rear Panel UP-1850
1
Red J11 R Color Printer
Blue J12 B Remote 2

Rear Panel
Green J13 G
Sync J14 Sync

J9 Video Out
2275-0176
(5 BNC Cables)
Figure 1--4. UP-1850 Installation -- UM-9DP/HDI Systems

(External)
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Cable 2275-0311-01
(If wired)
Remote Control
Remote Receive
2100-0747-01
UM-9 Rear Panel
Module PCB R
3500-0965-XX
G
J20
B
Sync
3500-1100-XX
J29 Video Out

Remote P71
Remote 2
J4
Rear Panel
Busy
3500-0704-XX 3500-1363-XX
Figure 1--5. UP-1850 Installation -- UM-9DP/HDI Systems

(Internal)
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Remote Control
Remote Receive
2100-0747-01
HDI 3000
R
3500-1541-01
IIM G
Hardcopy
B
Sync
Video Out
Remote 2
(rear panel)
3500-1517-XX (120 VAC)
ACIM 3500-1547-XX (240 VAC)
OEM PWR AC In
Figure 1--6. UP-1850 Installation -- HDI 3000 Systems (Internal)
1850--1--19
Cable 2275-0311-01
(If wired)
UP-1850 Color Printer

HDI 3000
Remote Control
Remote Receive
2100-0747-01
2275-0326-01
PIM
IRGB R
Sync
2275-0176
PIM
OSP Video Out
Figure 1--7. UP-1850 Installation -- HDI 3000 Systems (External)
1850--1--20
1--1 UP-1850 Information
In June of 1994, ATL began offering the Sony UP-1850MD (NTSC)
Color Video Printer as a low-cost alternative to the Sony UP-5250MD
(NTSC). Later in 1994, the Sony UP-1850EPM (PAL) will be released
as an alternative to the UP-5250MDP (PAL).
The UP-1850 printers are offered as a purchasable option for UM-9

DP and HDI systems, and the HDI 3000 system. They can be
installed internally or externally.
The UP-1850 makes A6 size (4.0 x 5.5 inches) color or black-and-

white prints.
Interconnections for the UP-1850 are the same as for the UP-5250,
including the necessity of installing ferrite pot cores on the cables
when configuring the printer externally on UM-9 DP/HDI systems (not
on HDI 3000). The hand-held remote control for the UP-1850 is also
the same as for the UP-5250.
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1--2 Service Philosophy
The ATL CSR is responsible for installation, preventive maintenance
and unit swaps. Failed units will be returned to ATL for repair. Repair
of units under warranty will be done by the manufacturer. Repair of
units out of warranty will be done by the ATL Service Operations
repair shop.
1--3 Considerations for Operation

All menu settings are retained when power is cycled, except Print
Quantity, which automatically reverts to 1 (one).
Three types of print packs are available for the UP-1850: for color
printing, for B/W printing, and for color printing on self-laminating
paper. Each print pack contains an ink ribbon and print material,
which must be used in the specific combination provided in the pack.
NOTE: When loading paper into the UP-1850, make sure you do
not load the paper upside-down. (The printing surface is
shinier and should be facing up.)
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Manual frame switching (with the MEMORY PAGE button) is neces-
sary when using the remote control or the UP-1850 front panel con-
trols.
If all UP-1850 memory pages are full and you execute a print com-
mand from the host system, the message “HARDCOPY DEVICE IS
BUSY” is displayed. For example, when printing in 4-on-1 mode and
the first of a series of printouts has not finished printing, executing a
print command the 17th time (i.e., while memory is full) causes the
printer to send a BSY signal to the host system. If all memory pages
are full and you press the UP-1850 MEMORY IN button, a new
image overwrites the last image saved.
When the UP-1850 runs out of paper or ribbon, any images in printer
memory are retained and can be printed using the UP-1850 front
panel PRINT button after you load paper or ribbon.
If an error message is generated by the UP-1850, you can use the

UM-9 INT OEM DISPLAY softkey to display the message on the
UM-9 monitor. (See the host system operation manual.)
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2 Installation
2--1 UP-1850 External Installation
1. Position the printer on a table or cart near the system.
2. Connect the cabling per the appropriate diagram in Section 1.
3. Connect the printer power cord to a wall outlet sharing a com-
mon ground with the system.
4. Remove any protective packing materials or tape from the
paper tray and ink cartridge chamber.
5. Install the paper and ink cartridge.
6. Set the printer hardware controls as indicated in Table 1--5.
7. Turn on the system power and the printer power.
8. Set the printer menu options as indicated in Table 1--6.
9. Verify that the host system is correctly configured for an exter-
nal color printer.
10. Test printer performance.
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2--2 UP-1850 Internal Installation
1. Secure the printer in the mount. (Refer to the system service
manual for details).
2. Connect the cabling per the appropriate diagram in Section 1
paper tray and ink cartridge chamber.
4. Install the paper and ink cartridge.
5. Set the printer hardware controls as indicated in Table 1--5.
6. Turn on the system power and the printer power.
7. Set the printer menu options as indicated in Table 1--6.
8. Verify that the host system is correctly configured for an exter-
nal color printer.
9. Test printer performance.
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3--1 Cleaning
Clean the cabinet, front panel and controls with a dry soft cloth, or a
soft cloth lightly moistened with a mild detergent solution. Do not use
any type of solvent, such as alcohol or benzine, which may damage
the finish.
3--2 Inspection
Inspect panels, cables and connectors for damage.
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3--3 Checklist
Internal Cleaning and Inspection
Interior surface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Print tray and compartment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Paper tray and compartment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Ink ribbon compartment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
PCBs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Hardware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
External Cleaning and Inspection
Covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Front door . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Cabling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Remote controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Labeling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
1850--3--2
4 Adjustments
4--1 Print Quality
1. Set the host system to display a color test pattern.
2. Verify that the UP-1850 controls are set per Table 1--5 and
Table 1--6.
3. Make a printout of the test pattern.
4. Compare the printout with the system display. If the printout is
unsatisfactory refer to manufacturer’s operation manual for
details of the following adjustments, which can be made via the
UP-1850 menus:
D Printout Color
D Printout Sharpness
D Printout Size
D Printout Area
D Matching Monitor Color to Printout Color
D Compensating for Input Signals
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5 Fault Isolation
Perform the following steps in the order shown. If necessary, refer to
the manufacturer’s operation manual for more information.
1. If an error message appears, see Table 5--1.
2. For information on troubleshooting other problems, see

Table 5--2.
3. Verify print quality (see Section 4).
4. Send defective units to ATL for repair.
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Table 5--1. UP-1850 Error Messages
Error Message Possible Cause Solution/Fault Isolation

ERROR xx An operational error has Turn the printer power off.
occurred. Remove the ink ribbon cas-
sette, paper cover and paper
tray. Check for jams and care-
fully remove any jammed
paper. Reinstall the cassette,
paper cover and tray. Turn on
the power. If the error mes-
sage persists, turn off power
immediately and replace the
unit.
CHECK RIBBON SET- The front panel door has been Close the front panel door.
TING opened during printing.
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FEED ERROR The paper has jammed as it Remove the paper cover.
was being fed into the ribbon Check for jams and carefully
area around the paper tray. remove any jammed paper.
Remove the paper tray.
Ensure that paper is correctly
loaded. Reinstall the paper
tray and paper cover.
HEAD IN The thermal print head has Allow the printer to cool until
COOLING overheated. the message
disappears, then resume
printing.
NO CARTRIDGE The ink ribbon cassette is not Insert the ink ribbon cassette
correctly installed. correctly.
NO PAPER The printer is out of paper. Load paper into the paper
tray.
PAPER ERROR A type of paper that cannot be Replace the paper with the
used with this printer is loaded correct kind for this printer.
in the paper tray. (See Section 1.)
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PREHEATING The thermal head is preheat- Allow the head to preheat.
ing. When this message
disappears, begin printing.
REMOVE PRINTS The paper has jammed near Carefully remove the jammed
the paper cover. paper.
REMOVE STUCK The paper has jammed during See FEED ERROR. If neces-
PAPER printing. sary, also remove the ink rib-
bon cassette to clear the jam.
RIBBON & PAPER MIS- The paper and ink ribbon cas- Replace the paper or ink rib-
MATCH sette are not compatible. bon cassette so they are com-
Printing is inhibited. patible. (See Section 1.)
RIBBON DOOR OPEN The front panel door is open. Close the front panel door.
RIBBON END Ink ribbon has been com- Replace the ribbon. (Ribbons
pletely used. cannot be reused.)
RIBBON ERROR A type of ink ribbon that can- Replace the ribbon with the
not be used with this printer is correct kind for this printer.
installed. (See Section 1.)
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Table 5--2. UP-1850 Fault Isolation

Printer does not print
p Error message displayed. See Table 5--1.
Power is off. Turn power ON.
Bad cable connections. Check cable connections.
No video input. Verify video input.
Black line on the printout The portion of the image area Shift the print area (see
for which there is no signal is manufacturer’s operation
printed in black. manual). Store a new image
and print it.
Printout has black frame The portion of the image area Change the print size (see
for which there is no signal is manufacturer’s operation
printed in black. manual). Store a new image
and print it.
Print image is partially Only a part of the video signal Change the print size (see
cut out has been stored. manufacturer’s operation
manual). Store a new image
and print it.
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Caption is not printed Printout was made in Field Store the image in Frame
clearly mode. mode and print it in Frame
mode.
Print image is blurred A fast-moving image was Switch to Field mode, then
stored in Frame mode. print the image again.
1850--5--6
6 Parts
Table 6--1. Sony UP-1850 Parts

UM-9 DP/HDI 2100-0824-01 Sony Color Video Printer, UP-1850MD 120VAC/
HDI 3000 RGB/NTSC
UM-9 DP/HDI 2100-0830-01 Sony Color Video Printer, UP-1850EPM 240VAC/
HDI 3000 RGB/PAL
2100-0747-01 x Remote Control, Wired/Wireless Infrared
2275-0311-01 x Cable Assembly, Remote Control
2950-0790-01 x Tray Assy, Paper, Sony UP-1850
2950-0791-01 x Cover, Paper Tray, Sony UP-1850
Attaching Parts
UM-9 DP/HDI 2275-01761 Cable, BNC, 6 ft, 75 ohm (5 req)
External
UM-9 DP/HDI 6220-0066-011 OEM Noise Fix Kit (one required for each cable)
External
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HDI 3000 Internal 3500-1541-02 Cable Assy, RGB Printer
HDI 3000 Internal 3500-1517-03 Cable Assy, Power, Hardcopy, 120V
HDI 3000 Internal 3500-1547-03 Cable Assy, Power, Hardcopy, 240V
HDI 3000 External 2275-0326-01 Cable Assy, External OEM
HDI 3000 External 2275-0176 Cable, BNC, M/M, 6 ft., RG
2100-0838-013 Color Print Pack, Sony UP-1850 (ink cassette and
100 sheets of paper)
4740-0268-01 OEM Operation Manual, Sony UP-1850MD (NTSC)
4740-0269-01 OEM Operation Manual, Sony UP-1850EPM (PAL)
1. Each cable requires a ferrite pot core to be installed 5 inches from the system end of the cable. Cores are fragile;
hand-tighten only.
3. A new type of paper for use with the UP-1850 is included with the print pack.
1850--6--2
Sony UP-5000
1 System Tie-In
Table 1--1. Sony UP-5000/5000P Video Copy Processor
Specifications
Printing
x System Sublimation1 heat transfer
x Format
-- Paper 1, 4, or 9 images/print
-- Transparency 1 image/print
x Speed 67 sec/sheet (UP-5000) / 80 sec/sheet (UP-5000P)
x Gradations
-- Color 256 each color (yellow, magenta, cyan)
-- Monochrome 64 gray shades
x Picture elements 720 x 468 pixels (UP-5000)
-- Normal print 720 x 564 pixels (UP-5000P)
-- Wide print 744 x 582 pixels (UP-5000P)
1. Sublimation is a process in which something passes from a solid to a vapor and back to a solid.
5000--1--1
Environment
x Temperature
-- Operating 16 -- 5q C (61 -- 122q F)
-- Storage --35 -- 65q C (--31 -- 149q F)
x Relative humidity 15 -- 95% RH, non-condensing
Dimensions
x Width 424 mm (16.75”)
x Height 190 mm (7.5”)
x Depth 474 mm (18.75”)
Weight 15 Kg (33 lbs 1 oz)
Power
x Input voltage 120 VAC, 60 Hz (UP-5000) / 240 VAC, 50 Hz (UP-5000P)
x Consumption
-- Standby 65W, 0.95 A max (UP-5000) / 39W, 0.30 A max (UP-5000P)
-- Printing 210 W, 2.5 A max (UP-5000) / 185 W, 1.2 a max (UP-5000P)
x AC Output (unswitched) 120 VAC, 2.5 A max (UP-5000) / 240 VAC, 1.25 A max
(UP-5000P)
5000--1--2
Video Signal Input
x Video (NTSC or PAL BNC connector, 1 Vp--p, 75 Ohm, negative
composite video signal)
x RGB, Sync BNC connector, 75 Ohm
x S Video Y/C (separate 4-pin connector, 1 Vp--p, 75 Ohm
luminance/chromi-
nance)
x R-Y B-Y (component 16-pin connector, 1 Vp--p, 75 Ohm
signal)
Video Signal Output
x Video (NTSC or PAL BNC connector, 1 Vp--p, 75 Ohm, terminated, negative
composite video signal)
x RGB (RGB video signal) 25-pin connector 0.7 Vp--p, 75 Ohm terminated, Sync 1 Vp--p
negative, 75 Ohm terminated
x CONTROL-1 (connec- 9-pin connector
tor for key pad)
x CONTROL-2 (automatic Stereo mini-jack
printing connector)
5000--1--3
x RS-232C 25-pin connector
Image Size (UP-5000)
x Single 117 x 155 mm (4.6 x 6.1 inches)
x 4-on-1 58.4 x 77.5 mm (2.3 x 3.05 inches)
x 9-on-1 38.6 x 51.3 mm (1.52 x 2.02 inches)
Image Size (UP-5000P)
x Single normal 117.5 x 155.0 mm (4.75 x 6.12 inches)
x Single wide 121.3 x 160.0 mm (4.88 x 6.37 inches)
x 4-on-1 normal 58.2 x 77.8 mm (2.37 x 3.12 inches)
x 4-on-1 wide 60.6 x 80.0 mm (2.44 x 3.25 inches)
x 9-on-1 normal 39.0 x 51.8 mm (1.56 x 2.12 inches)
x 9-on-1 wide 40.4 x 53.3 mm (1.56 x 2.12 inches)
Paper Size 147 x 209 mm (5.8 x 8.25 inches)
Ink ribbon and printing UPC 5010 color printing pack (100 prints on paper)
sheet sets UPC 5030 OHP printing pack (50 prints on transparencies)
5000--1--4
Figure 1--1. UP-5000/5000P Front Panel Controls and Indicators (1 of 2)
5000--1--5
Figure 1--1. UP-5000/5000P Front Panel Controls and Indicators (2 of 2)
5000--1--6
Table 1--2. UP-5000/5000P Front Panel Controls and Indicators
Control Function
1 POWER Switch Applies power to the video printer.
2 PRINTING LED When lit, indicates the video printer is in a print cycle.
3 ALARM LED When lit, indicates an error has occurred. The error mes-
sage will be displayed on monitor. Refer to Table 1--6.
4 Ribbon Compartment Slide latch to right to open door.
Door Latch
5 EJECT Removes the color ribbon.
6 DECODER (HUE, When adjusted, allows external NTSC/PAL composite
COLOR) monitor images and RGB images to look like the prints.
These adjustments have been factory set at ATL. Do not
adjust in the field.
7 AGC Turns the Automatic Gain Control ON or OFF. AGC con-
trols the video input signal to a specific level.
5000--1--7
Figure 1--2. UP-5000/5000P Key Pad Controls and Indicators
5000--1--8
Table 1--3. UP-5000/5000P Key Pad Controls and Indicators
Control Function
1 INPUT SELECT Selects the input signal source applied to the printer.
2 PRINT QUANTITY (--, +) Sets the quantity of prints to be automatically printed—up
to a maximum of 10 prints.
3 REMAINING RIBBON When pressed, causes the maximum number of prints
left on the ribbon to be displayed on the monitor.
4 SHARPNESS Adjusts image sharpness.
5 GRAY SCALE Activates a gray scale on the monitor.
6 PRESET (COLOR Sets the monitor to one of three stored image parameter
ADJUST) setups. Image parameters are saved even when power is
turned off. Refer to COLOR SET.
7 COLOR SET (COLOR Records new image parameter adjustments. Refer to
ADJUST) PRESET.
5000--1--9
Control Function
8 R/G/B (<, >) The R/G/B control toggles between red, green, and blue
intensity adjustments. The color to be adjusted is indi-
cated by a red slide pot on the monitor. The left and right
controls (< and >) change the level of the slide pot. All
colors can be reset to mid-range by depressing < and >
simultaneously.
NOTE: The front panel DECODER HUE and COLOR

and key pad R/G/B controls adjust color intensity.
DO NOT adjust DECODER HUE and COLOR in
the field. Use key pad R/G/B controls to adjust
color intensity.
9 DARK/LIGHT (<, >) The DARK/LIGHT control toggles between dark and light
contrast adjustments. The parameter to be adjusted is
indicated by a red slide pot on the monitor. The left and
right controls (< and >) change the level of the slide pot.
The contrast can be reset to mid-range by depressing <
and > simultaneously.
10 STOP Stops the print cycle and ejects the unfinished print.
5000--1--10
Control Function
11 CLEAR Erases an image from memory or a portion of memory
when in the split mode of operation. It creates a blank
space where the red star appears on the color monitor
when in the 4-on-1 or 9-on-1 split mode.
12 PRINT Activates a print cycle.
13 MEMORY IN Stores the video image into the printer memory.
14 INPUT/MEMORY Switches between the stored image and the applied
video signal for display on an external monitor.
15 SKIP (<, >) (MEMORY Used in split mode to move the red star where the next
MODE) image will be stored. Press < or > simultaneously to
return the red star to the upper left hand corner. If there is
already an image under the red star, it will be replaced by
a new image. The image under a red star can be cleared
by pressing CLEAR.
16 FULL/SPLIT (MEMORY Selects 1 image, 4 images, or 9 images per print.
MODE)
17 MEMORY PAGE Selects either field A or field B for storing and printing.
5000--1--11
Control Function
18 FRAME/FIELD Selects either a full frame or two fields for storing into
memory.
19 HOLD LED (KEY) Not used.
20 OPR LED (KEY) When lit, indicates power is on and the key pad is con-
nected to the UP-5000/UP-5000P.
5000--1--12
Figure 1--3. UP-5000/5000P Rear Panel Controls and Connectors
5000--1--13
Table 1--4. UP-5000/5000P Rear Panel Controls and Connectors
Control Function
1 75 OHM Switches (ON, When ON, sets input impedance to 75 ohm. When OFF,
OFF) sets input impedance to high.
2 VIDEO Input BNC Con- Used to connect equipment providing a NTSC/PAL com-
nector posite video signal.
3 R-Y B-Y Y Input Connec- Used to connect equipment with a component signal.
tor (DUB 16-pin)
4 S VIDEO Input BNC Con- Used to connect equipment providing a separated Y/C
nector video signal.
5 AC IN Connector Connects line voltage (120V, 60 Hz) to the UP-5000 and
(240V 50 Hz) to the UP-5000P.
6 AC OUT Connector Input line voltage is supplied to this connector. When the
front panel POWER switch is turned off, line voltage is
still applied to the connector. Do not connect equipment
with more than 2.5A current draw for the UP-5000, and
1.25A current draw for the UP-5000P.
5000--1--14
Control Function
7 RS-232C Connector Allows the UP-5000 to be connected to a personal com-
puter or other microprocessor based equipment. Consult
a SONY dealer for information.
8 CONTROL-1 Used to connect the key pad for control of the
UP-5000/UP-5000P.
9 CONTROL-2 Used for automatic printing. Refer to manufacturer’s
operator’s manual.
10 VIDEO Out Connector Allows connection of a monitor using a standard BNC
(MONITOR OUT) connector.
11 RGB Video Out Connec- Allows connection of a monitor using a 25-pin connector.
tor (MONITOR OUT)
12 Ground Ground equipment connected to the UP-5000/UP-5000P
to this terminal.
13 SYNC Video Input Con- Used to connect the RGB input video sync signal.
nector
14 R/G/B Video Input BNC Used to connect RGB video signals.
Connectors
5000--1--15
Table 1--5. UP-5000/5000P Initial Control Settings
Control Setting
Front Panel
ALARM LED OFF
PRINTING LED Lit (during print cycle)
AGC ON
Key Pad
OPR LED Lit
Rear Panel
75 OHM Switches ON
5000--1--16
UM-9 Rear Panel UP-5000/UP-5000-
Module PCB Red J11 R P Color Printer
Blue J12 B Control --1

Rear Panel
Green J13 G
Sync J14 Sync
J9 2275-0176 Video Out

(5 BNC Cables)
Control Module
(Keypad)
6220-0073-01
Figure 1--4. UP-5000/5000P Installation with UM-9 Systems
5000--1--17
Table 1--6. UP-5000/5000P Error Messages
Error Message Problem/Solution

1 END OF RIBBON Displayed when the ribbon has been completely used.
Insert a new ribbon.
2 FEED ERROR Displayed when the print paper jams as it is being fed
into the ribbon area. Remove print tray and slide paper
back into the paper tray. Remove paper tray, straighten
paper and reinsert trays.
3 INSERT RIBBON Displayed when the ink ribbon cassette is not securely in
place. Insert firmly.
4 INSERT TRAY Occurs when the paper tray is not properly inserted in the
printer. Insert firmly.
5 NO INPUT Occurs when the printer is not receiving an input signal.
Check that the INPUT SELECT setting is correct, the
video equipment is operating, and the connections
between the video equipment and the printer are secure.
6 NO PAPER Displayed when the paper tray is empty. Fill the tray with
print paper or transparencies.
5000--1--18
Error Message Problem/Solution
7 PLEASE WAIT Occurs during a print cycle if printer power is turned off
then on. When this happens, the unfinished print is
ejected and the error is displayed on the monitor. Wait
approximately 20 seconds before operating the printer.
8 PROCESS ERROR Occurs when the print paper jams during the printing pro-
cess. Remove the paper tray, discard the unfinished
print, and reinsert the paper tray.
9 RIBBON ERROR Occurs when the ink ribbon is torn or becomes tangled in
the printer. Remove ink ribbon and take up the ribbon
slack (roll CCW until the bars are between the rolls).
Repair torn ribbon with transparent tape. Reinsert ribbon.
10 TURN PAPER OVER Displayed when the paper is upside down in the paper
tray. Turn paper over so black marks are facing up.
5000--1--19
2 Installation
NOTE: The UP-5000/UP-5000P requires installation of software
release 26.05 in the UM-9. Although the UP-5000/UP-5000P
is not controlled by the UM-9 control panel, the UM-9 must
be configured for an external color page printer with the util-
ity disk, and the external color page printer must be selected
from the HARDCOPY CONTROLS panel.
2--1 UM-9 External Installation

NOTE: The UP-5000/UP-5000P cannot be controlled by UM-9 sys-
tem software.
1. Position the UP-5000/UP-5000P external to the UM-9.
2. Connect cabling as shown in Figure 1--4.
3. Connect the UP-5000/UP-5000P to a wall outlet sharing a com-

mon ground with the UM-9.
5000--2--1
4. Remove protective packing materials from printer including the
yellow shipping tape on the paper tray.
NOTE: Failure to remove the yellow shipping tape from the paper
feed mechanism will result in paper misfeeds and a feeder
error message.
5. Place paper into paper tray. Install paper tray, print tray, and ink
ribbon.
6. Apply power to the UM-9 and UP-5000/UP-5000P.
7. Set UP-5000/UP-5000P front, inside, and rear panel controls
per Table 1--5.
8. Verify UM-9 is configured for EXTERNAL COLOR PAGE
PRINTER.
9. Adjust image quality per Section 3. Performance test.
2--2 UM-9 Internal Installation

TBA
5000--2--2
3--1 Cleaning
Clean the cabinet, panel and controls with a soft dry cloth, or a soft
cloth lightly moistened with a mild detergent solution. Do not use any
type of solvent, such as alcohol or benzine, which may damage the
finish.
NOTE: If the Lens Cleaning Kit is not available, use a lint-free cloth
and denatured alcohol.
3--2 Inspection
5000--3--1
3--3 Checklist
PCBs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Hardware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Front door . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Cabling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Labeling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
5000--3--2
3--4 Maintenance, Inspection and Cleaning
Screw
Three Screws
Upper Case
Remove the upper case
Three Screws
5000--3--3
Two Screw
Screws Clip
Wire Holder
Cartridge Guide
(Upper)
Remove the cartridge guide (upper)

and clean the platen roller with a
soft cloth lightly dampened with
alcohol.
Platen
5000--3--4
Ribbon Code Sensor Emitter
Clean the ribbon code sensor emit-

ter and receiver with a soft cloth
lightly dampened with alcohol.
Ribbon Code Sensor Receiver
5000--3--5
4 Mechanical Procedures
4--1 Thermal Head Replacement
If the image or portions of the image are missing from your prints,
replace thermal head (6029-0068-01).
1. Remove the upper case (seven screws). See Figure 4--1.

2. Place the printer on its left side.
3. Remove the two screws that secure the front of the DEC-13
PCB. The DEC-13 PCB will now swing out, lock into position
and allow access to the thermal head area. See Figure 4--2.
4. Remove the plate in front of the thermal head (two screws). See
Figure 4--2.
5. Remove the two screws and washers securing the thermal
head to the mounting arm. The mounting arm swivels and may
need to be braced when removing the screws. See Figure 4--3.
6. The head assembly will now rotate forward for removal.
5000--4--1
7. Remove the two ribbon cables from their connectors. Note their
orientation for reassembly. See Figure 4--3.
8. Remove the two screws that connect the head fin to the thermal
head. See Figure 4--4.
9. Install the new thermal head by reversing steps 5 through 8.
10. Re-secure the thermal head plate and the DEC-13 PCB. Posi-
tion the printer in its normal upright position.
11. Remove the two screws that secure the front of the CT-2 PCB.
The PCB will now swing up and lock into position. See
Figure 4--5.
12. Place the voltmeter leads on test points +B and --B of the SW
Reg. PCB. See Figure 4--5.
NOTE: Be sure not to short the two test points together.
13. Set S1, S2 and S3 on the CT-2 PCB to the (T) test position. See
Figure 4--5.
5000--4--2
14. Adjust RV-2 on the CT-2 PCB to the voltage shown on the con-
version table (Table 4--1) for the resistance indicated on the
thermal head.
15. After adjusting the head voltage, set S1, S2 and S3 to the (N)
position.
16. If further adjustment of RV-2 is required:
CW = increases density CCW = decreases density
17. When prints are satisfactory, reassemble the printer.
5000--4--3
Table 4--1. Conversion Table
Resistance Voltage Resistance Voltage
1450 19.91 1610 20.98
1470 20.05 1630 21.11
1480 20.12 1640 21.18
1490 20.19 1650 21.24
1500 20.25 1660 21.31
1510 20.32 1670 21.37
1520 20.39 1680 21.44
1530 20.46 1690 21.50
1540 20.52 1700 21.56
1550 20.59 1710 21.63
1560 20.66 1720 21.69
1570 20.72 1730 21.75
1580 20.79 1740 21.81
1590 20.85 1750 21.88
1600 20.92
5000--4--4
Screw
Three Screws
Upper Case
Three Screws
Figure 4--1. Removing Upper Case
5000--4--5
Two Screws (Plate)
DEC--13 Board
FMY--3 Board
Open the main board assembly in
the direction shown by the arrow.
Two Screws
Figure 4--2. Accessing Thermal Head Area

5000--4--6
Thermal Head
Head Fin
Conduating
Side
Screws
Sheet
Figure 4--3. Removing the Thermal Head
5000--4--7
First Cable
Connector
Thermal Head
Head Fin Screws
Figure 4--4. Remove Head Fin from Thermal Head
5000--4--8
Two Screws
Test Points
(+B and --B)
S1, S2, S3, RV--2
S1, S2, S3, RV--2
Figure 4--5. Locator Diagram for Voltage Adjustment
5000--4--9
5 Adjustments
5--1 UP-5000 Image Quality Adjustments
1. Connect the UP-5000 to the UM-9 as shown in Figure 1--4.
Connect the UP-5000 VIDEO OUT connector via BNC to the
UM-9 at J9.
2. Verify the front panel control AGC is set to OFF, and the rear
panel 75 ohm switch is set to ON.
3. Turn on power to the UM-9.
4. Configure UM-9 for color page printer using utility disk. Select
HARDCOPY CONTROLS panel. On the EXTERNAL COLOR
PAGE PRINTER panel, press the appropriate key to enable
printer video to be displayed on the left video monitor.
5. Set RGB gain on the UP-5000 key pad to maximum. Do not
adjust MONITOR RGB controls—they are not field adjustable.
6. Press DARK/LIGHT on the key pad to enable the DARK setup,
and then use the associated arrows to set DARK to the sixth dot
from the left on the simulated slide pot that appears on the
video screen.
5000--5--1
7. Press DARK/LIGHT to enable the LIGHT setup, and then use
the associated arrows to set LIGHT to the eighth dot from the
left on the simulated slide pot that appears on the video screen.
8. Press COLOR SET on the key pad to lock these settings into
PRESET 1.
9. Press INPUT SELECT to select the RGB input source.
10. On the EXTERNAL COLOR PAGE PRINTER panel, press the
appropriate key to remove printer video from left video monitor.
11. Remove VIDEO OUT BNC from J9.
5--2 UP-5000P Image Quality Adjustments

1. Connect the UP-5000P to the UM-9 as shown in Figure 1--4.
Connect the UP-5000P VIDEO OUT connector via BNC to the
UM-9 at J9.
2. Verify the front panel control AGC is set to OFF, and the rear
panel 75 ohm switch is set to ON.
3. Turn on power to the UM-9.
5000--5--2
4. Configure UM-9 for color page printer using utility disk. Select
HARDCOPY CONTROLS panel. On the EXTERNAL COLOR
PAGE PRINTER panel, press the appropriate key to enable
printer video to be displayed on the left video monitor.
5. Set RGB gain on the UP-5000P key pad to maximum. Do not
adjust MONITOR RGB controls—they are not field adjustable.
6. Press DARK/LIGHT on the key pad to enable the DARK setup,
and then use the associated arrows to set DARK to the eighth
dot from the left on the simulated slide pot that appears on the
video screen.
7. Press DARK/LIGHT to enable the LIGHT setup, and then use
the associated arrows to set LIGHT to the tenth dot from the left
on the simulated slide pot that appears on the video screen.
8. Press COLOR SET on the key pad to lock these settings into
PRESET 1.
9. Press INPUT SELECT to select the RGB input source.
10. On the EXTERNAL COLOR PAGE PRINTER panel, press the
appropriate key to remove printer video from the left video mon-
itor.
11. Remove VIDEO OUT BNC from J9.
5000--5--3
5--3 UP-5000/5000P Test Mode Procedure
The following procedure checks operation of the UP-5000/UP-5000P
without applying an external video input. This procedure isolates
problems to the ultrasound system or the UP-5000/UP-5000P.
1. Connect the UP-5000/UP-5000P VIDEO OUT to VIDEO IN on

the UM-9 or external video monitor.
2. Activate test routine by simultaneously pressing MEMORY IN
and CLEAR on the control module. While these buttons are
pressed, set the UP-5000/UP-5000P POWER to ON. Verify the
first test pattern appears. Refer to Figure 5--1.
3. Press MEMORY IN and CLEAR simultaneously to move to the
second test pattern. The monitor will go black for approximately
10 seconds before the second pattern is displayed.
4. Make a test print of each pattern to check the
UP-5000/UP-5000P thermal head and circuitry.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for the eight test patterns. Verify proper
test patterns are displayed.
6. Exit the test mode by cycling power on the UP-5000/UP-5000P.
5000--5--4
(1) COLOR--BAR
Figure 5--1. UP--5000/5000P Test Mode Test Patterns (1 of 8)
5000-5-5
BLACK
(2) 16 STEP WHITE
Figure 5--1. CAM Cabling -- UM-4 Small Cart with VCR (2 of 8)
5000-5-6
(3) YELLOW OCHRE
5000-5-7
WHITE
BLACK
PURPLE
RED
PINK
GREEN
BLUE
YELLOW
OCHRE
(4) RAINBOW BAR
5000-5-8
(5) LAMP SIGNAL
5000-5-9
(6) LAMP SIGNAL (WIDE)
5000-5-10
(7) WHITE BLACK
5000-5-11
(8) CHARACTER
5000-5-12
6 Fault Isolation
While it is not practical to replace most parts in the field or perform
alignment procedures in the field, preventive maintenance (cleaning)
is field authorized—see paragraph 3--4, Maintenance, Inspection and
Cleaning.
Fault isolation for the UP5000 is limited to self-diagnostics. Perform

the following steps in this order.
1. Correct displayed errors by referring to Table 1--4.
2. Refer to paragraphs 5--1 and 3--2 to verify image quality.
3. Perform procedures in paragraph 5--3 to isolate problems to the

ultrasound system or to UP5200.
4. Send defective units to ATL Bothell for repair.
5000--6--1
Table 6--1. Mechanical Troubleshooting

1. Frequent process Poor adjustment of the dis- Readjust with the shaft-to-
errors (printing opera- tance between platen gear shaft distance adjusting jig
tion errors). and shift gear shafts (gear (shift gear pitch jig). (Factory
shift is not carried out). only)
The printing paper is exces- This might be due to improper
sively warped, preventing a maintenance. Extremely
proper paper feeding opera- curled paper cannot be used.
tion.
The platen shaft bearing has Replace bearing
been damaged by an exces-
sively strong shock.
Foreign matter in the paper Inspect the guide system.
guide, or defective harness
wiring.
5000--6--2
2. Feed errors occur Paper feeding roller deterio- Clean or replace the roller.
easily. rated, or decreased coefficient
of friction due to accumulation
of dirt, etc.
Paper adhesion caused by Avoid printing in environmen-
dew, etc. tal conditions that cause dew
formation.
5000--6--3
3. Paper is fed askew. The paper is excessively Paper can be straightened
curled. and used if not too curled.
Oblique printing is likely to

occur, especially when the
paper is curled in the direc-
tions shown.
The picture is printed Defective installation of the Check installation
askew with regard to the paper detection sensor fit-
printing
p gppaper.
p tings.
Paper feeding guide system Inspect the paper feeding
defective. guide system.
Motion of the paper tray teeth Replace defective parts or
is not smooth. correct deformation, etc.
5000--6--4
4. Misregistration of Picture edge sensor defective.
color occurs. x Optical axis does not Match the optical axis. (Fac-
match. tory only)
x Sensor defective. Replace (Factory only)
Improper distance between Readjust with the shaft-to-
platen and shift gear shafts.shaft distance adjusting jig
Each gear does not meet dur- (shift gear pitch jig). (Factory
ing paper return. only)
Pinch roller off. Remount (Factory only)

Registration for each Y.M.C. Adjust within specifications.
color is 0.5 dot or less. (Factory only)
5000--6--5
5. The printing paper The head does not move Replace defective head cam.
edge is bent (after up/down completely (defec- (Factory only)
printing). This part tive paper loading).
is bent
6. The head does not The head up/down arm is Attach the arm properly to the
move up.
p detached from the drive link. link. (Factory only)
The head cam pin is broken. Replace the head cam. (Fac-
tory only)
5000--6--6
7. The ribbon take-up The worm-shaft bearing Apply grease.
mechanism produces needs oiling.
Grease
too much noise.
E ring
Polyslider
Grease
Worm scratched. Replace the worm. (Factory

only)
8. A periodical density Platen drive worm (attached Replace the worm (without
unevenness of to the stepping motor) defec- removing the motor bracket).
approx 1.6 pitch tive. (Factory only.)
appears on the print-
ing picture.
5000--6--7
9. The ribbon cartridge A ribbon jam occurs. Remove the upper cover, the
cannot be removed delivery guide assembly and
from the unit. the cartridge guide (upper),
then remove the ribbon and
the printing paper.
10. The ribbon cartridge Head up/down motor trouble. Replace the motor. (Factory
and the paper
p p trayy only.)
cannot be removed. The head cam pin is broken. Replace the head cam (same
as motor replacement above).
(Factory only.)
11. Image or portions of Complete or partial failure of Replace thermal head (see
image missing on thermal head elements para 4--1).
prints
5000--6--8
Table 6--2. Fault Isolation Procedure
Problem/Symptom Solution/Fault Isolation

1. Paper Jam (Alarm 1. Check the ribbon assembly and paper tray.
LED) is activated 2 Clear the paper path
2. path.
3. Clean the roller assembly and ribbon code sensor. (See the
maintenance inspection and cleaning procedure that fol
maintenance, fol-
lows.)
4 If the
4. th problem
bl persists,
i t return
t th
the Sony
S UP5000 to
t the
th fac-
f
tory for a mechanical alignment.
2. Color streaking on 1. Remove the ribbon cartridge.
prints; poor image 2. Press the SW6 button on the SY1 PCB (manual mode)
quality (refer to Figure 6--1).
3. Use the SW2 button to position the head (refer to
Figure 6--1).
4. Clean the thermal head (located in the lower left corner of
the Sony UP5000, see Figure 6--2; also paragraph 3-4,
Maintenance Inspection and Cleaning).
Maintenance, Cleaning)
5. If the problem persists, return the Sony UP5000 to the fac-
tory for a new thermal head and mechanical alignment.
5000--6--9
Problem/Symptom Solution/Fault Isolation
3. Excessive noise 1. Identify the noisy gear (usually the worm-shaft bearing gear
from the g
gear assembly).y)
assembly 2. Use Morlytone grease (Part Number 198-18411-00) to lubri-
cate the gear assembly.
3. If the problem persists, return the Sony UP5000 to the fac-
tory for repair.
5000--6--10
Figure 6--1. SYA PCB Switch Locations
5000--6--11
15 6
1 Paper Tray 6 Pinch roller 13 Jamming sensor

(The paper tray holds up to 7 Platen roller 14 Ribbon code sensor
100 sheets of print paper.) 8 Ribbon 15 Paper edge detection sensor
2 Feed roller 9 Supply roll for ribbon 16 Cartridge distinction sensor
3 Feed lever 10 Take-up roll for ribbon 17 Paper guide
4 Paper retainer 11 Ribbon cartridge 18 Delivery claw
5 Delivery roller 12 Thermal head 19 Torsion spring
92 ES04--A02 01
Figure 6--2. Printing Operation Diagram

5000--6--12
7 Parts
Table 7--1. SONY UP-5000/5000P Parts

UM-7/9/HDI 2100-0566-01 Sony Color Video Printer UP-5000 120V/NTSC
2100-0629-01 Sony Color Video Printer UP-5000P 240V/PAL
6005-0324-01 x Fuse, 6A, 125V (120 Vac version)
2700-0139 x Fuse, 3A, 250V (240 Vac version)
6220-0073-01 x Key Pad (Remote Control)
6005-0335-01 x Door Assy (covers ink cassette)
6029-0003-01 x Paper Tray
6029-0068-01 Replacement Thermal Head, UP-5200
Attaching Parts
2275-01761 Cable, BNC, 6 ft, 75 ohm (5 required)
1. Each cable requires a ferrite pot core. Place the pot core 5 inches from the system end of the cable. Cores are
fragile; hand-tighten only.
5000--7--1
UM-9/HDI 6220-0066-011 OEM Noise Fix Kit (5 required)
2100-0572-01 Color Paper Print Kit
2100-0571-01 Transparency Print Kit
198-18411-00 Grease, Morlytone
6320-0009-01 Kit, Lens Cleaning
5000--7--2
Sony UP-5200/5250
1 System Tie-In
Table 1--1. Sony UP-5200/5250 (MD/MDP) Video Printer
Specifications
Printing
x System Sublimation dye transfer printing
x Format UP-5250 has two memories; UP-5200 cannot be upgraded.
-- Paper 1, 4, or 9 images per print
-- Transparency 1 image per print
x Speed Approximately 60 seconds for full-sized color print
x Total Gradation 256 levels each for yellow, magenta, and cyan
x Picture elements
-- NAR (height/width) 708 dots x 462 lines
-- NORM (height/width) 720 dots x 486 lines
-- WIDE (height/width) 756 dots x 486 lines
Temperature 5_C to 35_C (40_F to 95_F)
5200--1--1
Dimensions
x Height 190 mm (7 1/2 inches)
x Depth 470 mm (18 1/2 inches)/UP-5250 472 mm (18 3/4 inches)
Weight Approxi. 15 kg (33 pounds 7 ounces)/UP-5250, 15.6 kg
Power
x UP-5200MD 100--120 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 3.5 Amps
x UP-5200MDP/5250MDP 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 2.0 Amps
Video Input/Output
x Video In
-- Composite NTSC or BNC, composite video, 525-line (MD) or 625-line (MDP);
PAL 1.0 Vp-p, 75 Ohm
-- S VHS 4-pin connector, 1 Vp-p, 75 Ohm
-- RGB 4 BNCs, 0.7 Vp-p, 75 Ohm
-- SYNC 0.3V--1.0 Vp-p
5200--1--2
x Monitor Out Same as Video In
Paper
x Type UPC-5010A
x Size 53/4 x 83/8 inch
Table 1--2. UP-5200/5250 Front Panel Controls and Indicators

Control/Indicator Function
1 POWER Applies power to printer. Once it is turned off, allow 3 -- 5 seconds
before re-applying power, then wait 20 seconds before printing.
2 Door Access door for ink cassette chamber and print quality controls.
3 PUSH Push to open and close the ink cassette chamber or to access
the input video color controls.
4 Remote Sensor Signal receiver for wireless infrared remote control.
5 ALARM LED Indicates paper jam or other error when lit.
5200--1--3
6 Display Window This window displays: (a) messages which also appear on bottom
on monitor (when looped through1); (b) one line of the on-screen
menu screen (cursor selected); (c) error messages.
7 MENU Use to display menus or to return to the previous screen. For
example, print color is adjusted to match the system image
through menus either on the display window or on the monitor.
8 EXEC Use to clear images in memory and to enter a caption.
9 Cursor controls Use to move cursor up, down, left and right.
10 SOURCE/ Use to route either source (video input) or memory to video out-
MEMORY put BNC for “on screen display”.1
11 MEMORY PAGE2 Selects a memory to store an image.
12 MEMORY IN2 Stores an image in memory.
1. For “On-Screen Programing”, connect UP-5200 to J29 on new-style UM-9 rear panel; then on system key-
board, press INT OEM DISPLAY on SETUP Menu. On UM-7 General Menu change Print Mode to Multi; when
finished, return Print Mode to Normal.
2. UP-5250 has a Memory Select button on the remote control unit. UP-5250: Automatic frame switching only
when operated from UM-9 front panel.
5200--1--4
13 PRINT When pressed, image in memory is printed.
14 STOP Interrupts print cycle.
15 Print Tray Receives printed images.
16 Paper tray Stores blank paper for printing.
17 REMOTE Not used on internal installations. For wired remote control.
18 EJECT Push to eject the ink ribbon cassette.
19 Ink ribbon cassette in ribbon compartment.
20 AUTO/MANUAL Set to MANUAL (allows full use of RGB input adjustments
(Gain) through controller). AUTO enables AGC circuitry, disables Gain,
Hue and Color controls. MANUAL enables Gain, Hue and Color
Controls.
21 GAIN3 Manual adjustment, incoming video. Normally set to center det-
ent.
3. If individual RGB signal levels are different, this control will not compensate the differences.
5200--1--5
22 HUE (Not on PAL Manual adjustments for incoming composite video (not RGB).
version) Normallyy set to center detent.
23 COLOR
5200--1--6
Figure 1--1. UP-5200/5250 Front Panel Controls and Connectors (1 of 2)
5200--1--7
-- INSIDE ACCESS DOOR --
Figure 1--1. UP-5200/5250 Front Panel Controls and Connectors (2 of 2)
5200--1--8
Table 1--3. UP-5200/5250 Rear Panel Controls and Connectors
1 MONITOR RGB Not Used. RGB controls for remote monitor output signals. Used
to match the monitor display to the printed image. (Print color is
adjusted to match the system image through menus either on the
display window or on the monitor.)
2 RGB — R-Y/Y/ RGB or R-Y/Y/B-Y selector switch.
B-Y
3 75Ω ON, OFF 75-Ohm termination switch for RGB.
4 INPUT R/R-Y, Input connector for RGB. Sync is not required if sync is included
G/Y, B/B-Y, SYNC with the G component.
5 S-VIDEO S-VIDEO input connector (separtate Y/C).
6 75Ω 75-Ohm termination switch for composite video input.
7 VIDEO Composite video input connector.
8 OUTPUT Six output connectors for monitor (equivalent to input connec-
tors.)
9 RS-232 Not used. Computer connector.
10 µAC IN Input power connector (120V version shown).
5200--1--9
11 REMOTE 2 Footswitch connection. Connected to “P-71 REMOTE/BUSY”
cable on UM-9 systems.
12 Chassis ground.
5200--1--10
Figure 1--2. UP-5200/5250 Rear Panel Controls and Connectors
5200--1--11
Table 1--4. UP-5200/5250 Remote Control
1 Menu/Cursor These controls perform the same functions as their equivalents
Controls located on the front panel of the UP-5200.
2 PRINT QTY +/-- Sets the number of prints from a single print cycle (number of
duplicates).
3 COLOR ADJUST Used to display or remove the Color Adjust menu on the monitor.
4 MULTI-PICTURE Used to display or remove Menu 1 on the monitor.
5200--1--12
Figure 1--3. UP-5200/5250 Remote Control
5200--1--13
Table 1--5. UP-5200 Initial Control Settings
Control Setting
AUTO/MANUAL MANUAL
GAIN, HUE & COLOR Centered
MONITOR RGB Centered
RGB — R-Y/Y/B-Y RGB (Does not affect composite video input.)
75Ω Normally set to ON. Set to OFF if the signal input drops when
another peripheral is connected to VIDEO OUT (looped-through).
Table 1--6. UP-5250 Initial Control Settings
Control Setting
Front Panel
AUTO/MANUAL MANUAL
GAIN Centered
HUE & COLOR Centered (not used; HUE not on PAL version)
5200--1--14
Control Setting
Rear Panel
RGB — R-Y/Y/B-Y RGB
RGB 75 Ohm ON
COMP RGB ON
MONITOR RGB Centered (not used)
Menu 1
PRINT QTY 001
MULTI PIX 1
SEPARATE ****
INPUT SEL RGB
FRM/FLD FRAME
SHARPNESS M
MENU 2 -- COLOR ADJ
DISPLAY FULL
PRESET 1
RED --1
GREEN 0
5200--1--15
Control Setting
BLUE 0
DARK +1
LIGHT 0
MENU 2 -- CAPTION
CAPTION OFF
MENU 2 -- SETUP
SIZE NORM (set to NARROW for reverse video to prevent black line
at top of print)
H SHIFT 0 DOTS (or adjust image for best fit to printout)
V SHIFT 0 DOTS (or adjust image for best fit to printout)
MONITOR E TO E
DISPLAY OFF
REMOTE 2 M & PRINT
BAUD RATE (not used)
LCD CONTR (not used)
5200--1--16
1 Install a ferrite pot core on each cable, Cable 2275-0311-01
5 inches from the system rear panel. (If wired)
Remote Control
Remote Receive
2100-0747-01
UM-9 Rear Panel 1 UP5200
Red J11 R Color Printer
Blue J12 G Control--2

Rear Panel
Green J13 B
Sync J14 Sync
J9 Video Out
2275-0176
(5 BNC Cables)
Figure 1--4. UP-5200/5250 Installation -- UM-9 DP/HDI Systems

(External)
5200--1--17
Cable 2275-0311-01
(If wired)
Remote Control
Remote Receive
2100-0747-01
UM-9 Rear Panel
Module PCB R
3500-0965-XX
G UP5200
J20 Color Printer
B
Sync
3500-1100-XX
J29 Video Out
Remote P71
J4 Remote 2
Busy
3500-0704-XX 3500-1363-XX
Figure 1--5. UP-5200/5250 Installation -- UM-9 DP/HDI Systems

(Internal)
5200--1--18
UP-5250 Color Printer
Remote Control
Remote Receive
2100-0747-01
HDI 3000
R
IIM 3500-1541-01
G
Hardcopy
B
Sync
Video Out
Remote 2
(rear panel)
3500-1517-XX 120 VAC
ACIM
3500-1547-XX 240 VAC
OEM PWR AC In
Figure 1--6. UP-5250 Installation -- HDI 3000 Systems (Internal)
5200--1--19
Cable 2275-0311-01
(If wired)
HDI 3000 UP-5250 Color Printer

Remote Control
Remote Receive
2100-0747-01
2275-0326-01
PIM
IRGB R
Sync
2275-0176
PIM
OSP Video Out
Figure 1--7. UP-5250 Installation -- HDI 3000 Systems (External)
5200--1--20
In May, 1992, the Sony UP-5200 (NTSC) Color Video Printer
replaced the discontinued UP-5000. There were sufficient UP-5000P
(PAL) units on hand to continue shipments until early 1993 (see para-
graph 1--2, UP-5250 Information).
The UP-5200 was shipped with UM-7, UM-9 DP and UM-9 HDI sys-
tems either as an internally mounted or as external (stand-alone)
peripherals. This printer required new mounting brackets, and uses
the same ink cassette and paper as the UP-5000. The remote con-
troller is different than that for the UP-5000.
Interconnections are the same as for the UP-5000, including the

necessity of installing ferrite pot cores on cables when configured
external to the system.
5200--1--21
In December of 1992, the two-memory Sony UP-5250 Color Video
Printer was chosen to replace the single-memory UP-5200 as an
optional internal or external peripheral for new UM-9DP and HDI sys-
tems. It also can be ordered as a purchasable add-on or upgrade for
the existing UM-9 installed base. This printer is not offered with the
UM-7.
Later installations (early 1993) were enhanced by a new mounting
plate and OEM compartment door.
The UP-5250 printers (NTSC and PAL) are the large color printer
options offered with the HDI 3000 system upon its release in 1994.
The UP-5250 has the same controls, connectors, and panels as the
UP-5200. The primary difference is these printers are shipped with
an installed software PROM labeled “ATL BSY” and “ATL” marked on
the carton. This software allows automatic memory switching when
controlled from the host system front panel. It also provides the
BUSY signal to the host system. These features are not available on
UP-5250 printers purchased through a source other than ATL.
5200--1--22
This printer required new mounting brackets, and uses the same ink
cassette and paper as the UP-5000. The UP-5250 required another
new mount and was installed in UM-9 systems configured with a uni-
versal mounting plate. The remote controller, ink cassette and paper
are the same as for the UP-5000.
Interconnections for the 5250 are generally the same as for the
UP-5000 and UP-5200. Refer to the cabling diagrams in this section
for details. The ferrite pot cores used for noise suppression on exter-
nal UP-5000 and UP-5200 printers are also required for external
installations of UP-5250 printers on UM-9 DP/HDI systems (not on
HDI 3000).
1--3 Considerations for UP-5250 Operation

All operator setups are retained when the power is cycled, except
Print Quantity returns to 1 (one).
Automatic frame switching occurs only when the printer is controlled

from the host system. Manual frame switching is necessary if you use
the remote or Sony front panel controls.
5200--1--23
The error message HARDCOPY DEVICE IS BUSY is displayed only
when you execute a print command on the host system and both
printer page memories are full. For example, if printing in four-on-one
format (which allows eight consecutive prints) executing a print com-
mand the ninth time, before the first four-on-one print is finished,
causes the printer to send a BSY signal to the host system.
The BSY signal is not sent from the printer if you print from the
remote or printer front panel controls. If both printer memory pages
are full and you press MEMORY IN on the remote control or the
printer front panel, a new image will overwrite the last image saved
but no new print will be initiated.
NOTE: If the printer is out of paper, the PRINT BUSY message is

displayed when you execute a print command from the host
system the next time after the first memory is filled. To save
the image in memory, first load paper and then press the
PRINT button on the Sony printer. Do not execute a print
command from the host system; doing so will load a new
image into memory, erasing the existing image.
5200--1--24
2 Installation
2--1 UP-5200/5250 External Installation
1. Position the printer on a table or cart near the system.
2. Connect the cabling per the appropriate cabling diagram in Sec-
tion 1.
3. Connect the printer to a wall outlet sharing a common ground
with the system.
paper tray and ink cartridge compartments.
5. Apply power to the printer and to the system.
6. Install paper and ink cartridge in the printer.
7. Set controls as indicated in Table 1--5 for UP-5200, or
Table 1--6 for UP-5250.
8. Verify that the system is correctly configured for an external
color printer.
9. Test performance.
5200--2--1
2--2 UP-5200/5250 Internal Installation
1. Secure the printer in the appropriate device bay.
tion 1.
paper tray and ink cartridge compartments.
4. Apply power to the printer and to the system.
5. Install paper and ink cartridge into the printer.
6. Set controls as indicated in Table 1--5 for UP-5200, or
Table 1--6 for UP-5250.
7. Verify that the system is correctly configured for an internal
color printer.
8. Test performance.
5200--2--2
3--1 Cleaning
Clean the cabinet, panel and controls with a dry soft cloth, or a soft
type of solvent, like alcohol or benzine, which may damage the finish.
3--2 Inspection
5200--3--1
3--3 Checklist
PCBs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Hardware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Front door . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Cabling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Labeling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
5200--3--2
4 Adjustments
4--1 Print Quality
1. Set system for color test pattern.
2. Verify the controls are set per Table 1--5 for the UP-5200 or
Table 1--6 for the UP-5250.
3. Press PRINT and compare print with system display. If unsatis-

factory, refer to manufacturer’s operation manual for details of
color adjustments through UP-5200 menus.
5200--4--1
5 Fault Isolation
Fault isolation for the UP5200 is limited to self-diagnostics. Perform
the following steps in this order.
2. Refer to Table 5--2 for help in identifying problems and solu-

tions.
3. Refer to Section 4, Adjustments, to verify image quality.
4. Perform test to isolate problems to the ultrasound system or to

UP5200.
5200--5--1
Table 5--1. Error Messages
Error Message Probable Cause Corrective Action

END OF RIB- Ink ribbon has been completely Replace ribbon.
BON used.
FEED ERROR Paper jam during paper feed from Remove print tray; reach through
tray. opening and slide paper back into
paper tray; remove paper tray;
PROCESS Paper jam during printing proces- remove any damaged paper; posi-
ERROR sing. tion paper in tray under paper
retainer tabs.
INSERT RIB- Ink ribbon cassette not properly Push cassette until it clicks into
BON seated. place.
INSERT TRAY Paper tray not properly seated. Push paper tray until it clicks into
place.
NO INPUT Printer not receiving input video 1. Verify INPUT SELECT setting
signal.
g on MENU 1 is correct.
2. Verify video signal from system.
3. Verify cables and connections.
5200--5--2
NO PAPER Out of paper. Add paper to paper tray.
PLEASE WAIT Appears after power is applied to Wait 20 seconds for warm-up.
printer.
RIBBON Ink ribbon torn or tangled. Remove ribbon cassette; take up
ERROR slack; repair tears with clear tape
and advance ribbon; center black
bars between the rolls; remove
any paper jams (see Feed Error);
replace ribbon cassette.
TURN PAPER Paper is upside-down in tray. Place paper with the black marks
OVER facing up.
5200--5--3
Table 5--2. Fault Isolation

1. Printer does not print x Error message displayed. See Table 5--1, Error Mes-
sages.
x Power is off. Turn power ON.
x Bad cable connections. Check cable connections.
x No video input. Verify video input.
2. Print image is blurred Fast moving image. Switch to Field mode.
3. Black line on one side Printer not aligned with From MENU 1 select MENU 2
of print incoming video (especially if and shift printed image
source has been changed). appropriately.
4. Black divisions or mis- Screen size incorrect (espe- From MENU 1 select MENU 2
sing portions around cially if video source has just then SETUP. Select NAR (nar-
the edge of the print been changed). row) if black lines; select WIDE
if edges cut off.
5200--5--4
5. Unable to recall last Failure of second memory Verify correct printer operation
memory page setup page function through functional checkout
(UP-5250 only) If problem still occurs,
replace the printer.
6. Unable to recall all set- Failure of second memory Verify correct printer operation
ups after cycling power page function through functional checkout
(UP-5250 only) If problem still occurs,
7. Unable to use auto Failure of second memory Verify correct printer operation
page queue function to page function through functional checkout
take 2 consecutive If problem still occurs,
single prints or 8 con- replace the printer.
secutive 4-on-1 prints
(UP-5250 only)
5200--5--5
8. Yellow overlay intermit- x If internally installed in Replace the printer.
tently covering (or par- UM-9 DP or HDI, printer ATL shop will install a Sony
tially covering) color can overheat, preventing modification kit in all stock
prints from UP-5200 or good contact between units and field returns. A “mod
UP-5250. color sensors and color sticker” is placed on the rear
cartridge, thus interrupting panel of all shop-modified
color exposure. units. (There are no part num-
ber changes.)
x Rough insertion of a
replacement color car-
tridge can cause poor
contact with color sen-
sors.
5200--5--6
6 Parts
Table 6--1. Sony UP-5200/5250 Parts

UM-9 DP 2100-0733-01 Sony Color Video Printer, UP-5200MD 120, RGB,
NTSC
UM-9 DP/ 2100-0742-01 Sony Color Video Printer, UP-5250MD 120V, RGB,
HDI 3000 NTSC
UM-9 DP/ 2100-0743-01 Sony Color Video Printer, UP-5250MDP 240V, RGB,
HDI 3000 PAL
HDI 3500-1640-011 Sony Color Video Printer, UP-5200MD 120V, RGB,
NTSC W/Feet
HDI 3500-1639-011 Sony Color Video Printer, UP-5250MD 120V, RGB,
NTSC W/Feet
HDI 3500-1637-011 Sony Color Video Printer, UP-5250MDP 240V, RGB,
PAL W/Feet
1. Requires the HDI universal mounting kit. (Refer to HDI service manual.)
5200--6--1
6005-0324-01 x Fuse, 6A, 125V (120 Vac version)
2700-0139 x Fuse, 3A, 250V (240 Vac version)
2100-0747-01 x Remote Control, Wired/Wireless Infrared
2275-0311-01 xx Cable Assy, Remote Control
6029-0068-01 Replacement Thermal Print Head
6029-0073-01 Replacement Door Assy, Ink Cassette Chamber
Attaching Parts
UM-9 DP/HDI 2275-01762 Cable, BNC, 6 ft, 75 Ohm (5 required)
External
UM-9 DP/HDI 6220-0066-012 OEM Noise Fix Kit (one per cable required)
External
HDI 3000 3500-1541-02 Cable Assy, RGB Printer
Internal
HDI 3000 3500-1517-03 Cable Assy, Power, Hardcopy, 120V
Internal
2. Each cable requires a ferrite pot core. Install the pot core 5 inches from the system end of the cable. Cores are
5200--6--2
HDI 3000 3500-1547-03 Cable Assy, Power, Hardcopy, 240V
Internal
HDI 3000 2275-0326-01 Cable Assy, External OEM
External
HDI 3000 2275-0176 Cable BNC, M/M, 6 ft., RG
External
2100-0572-01 Printing Pack, UPC-5010A (ink cassette and 100
sheets of paper)
2100-0571-01 Print Kit, Transparency
4740-0253-01 OEM Operation Manual, Sony UP-5200 Series
(MD/NTSC)
4740-0256-01 OEM Operation Manual, Sony UP-5200 Series (MDP/
PAL)
6005-0332-01 Paper tray
5200--6--3
Sony UP-5600MD
1 System Tie-In
1--1 Specifications, Controls and Connections
Table 1--1. Sony UP-5600MD Color Video Printer Specifications
Printing
x System Sublimation heat transfer printing
x Format Four frame memories, upgradable to eight frames
-- Paper 1, 2, 4, 8, or 16 images per print
-- Transparency 1 image per print
x Speed Approximately 30 seconds for full-sized color print, NTSC
approximately 34 seconds for full-sized color print, PAL
x Total Gradation 256 levels each for yellow, magenta, and cyan
x Picture elements 1920 dots X 974 lines
Temperature 5_C to 35_C (40_F to 95_F)
5600--1--1
Dimensions
x Height 124 mm (5 inches)
x Depth 475 mm (18 3/4 inches)
Weight Approx. 14 kg (31 pounds)
Power 100--260 Vac, 50/60 Hz, 250W
Video Input/Output
x Video In
-- Composite NTSC/PAL BNC, composite, 525-line (for PAL, 625-line); 1.0V, 75 Ohm
-- S VHS 4-pin connector, 1 Vp-p, 75 Ohm
-- RGB 4 BNCs, 0.7 Vp-p, 75 Ohm
-- SYNC 0.3V--4.0 Vp-p
Paper
x Type UPC-5510
x Size 53/4 x 83/8 inch
5600--1--2
1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 92 ES01--A01 01
Figure 1--1. UP-5600MD Front Panel Indicators and Controls
Table 1--2. UP-5600MD Front Controls and Indicators
1 PRINT Indicator Lights while the printer is printing.
2 ALARM Indicator Lights when the ink ribbon or paper is exhausted, the paper jams,
or another problem occurs.
8/1/95 5600--1--3
3 LCD Display Displays: (a) messages which also appear on bottom of monitor
Window (when looped through); (b) the line of the on-screen menu screen
the cursor is on; (c) error messages.
4 POWER button Applies power. Once it is turned off, allow 3 -- 5 seconds before
re-applying power, then wait 20 seconds before printing.
5 CLEAR button Clears the images stored in the memory page. When a monitor is
used, the image that is cleared is the image at the green star.
6 MEMORY PAGE Selects the memory page.
button
7 SOURCE/ Toggles which source (video input or memory) is output to moni-
MEMORY button tor.
8 BACKSPACE Backspaces the cursor.
button
9 CAPTURE button Stores an image to a memory page.
10 PRINT button Prints out an image.
11 Front Panel Door Access door for ink cassette chamber, paper tray, and more con-
(Tilt-Down Panel) trol buttons. (See Figure 1--2 and Table 1--3 for tilt-down panel
buttons.)
5600--1--4
Tilt-Down Panel in Open Position
-- FRONT OF PRINTER --
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16
-- TILT-DOWN PANEL --
1 2 4 3 17 12
92 ES01--A02 01
Figure 1--2. UP-5600MD Tilt-Down Panel Controls

5600--1--5
Table 1--3. UP-5600MD Tilt-Down Panel Controls
Control Function
Color Control Buttons
1 PRESET Recalls the values of printout color intensity and contrast presets.
When first pressed, the current preset number is displayed. Press
it as required to increment the preset number (1 through 3).
As you press it repeatedly, both the load preset number at the top
of the menu and the save preset number at the bottom increment
identically. You can use the cursor to move the highlight down to
a parameter line, alter the parameter, then move the highlight
down to the save preset line where you can change the number
to save the settings to.
2 R/G/B/D/L Toggles Color Adjust Setup menu display on/off. In the menu, a
set of RGB, Dark, and Light parameter presets can be loaded,
adjusted, or saved. Saveable presets are numbered 1 through 3.
3 ANALOG Toggles Analog Setup menu display on/off. (Generally, the only
control of concern in this menu is that AGC be OFF.)
4 REVIEW While pressed, hides printer information from the monitor display.
5600--1--6
Control Function
Main Control Buttons
5 MENU Toggles menu display ON/OFF. Within it, change between Sys-
tem, Print, and Function setups by moving cursor left or right.
Note: After you are satisfied with a change to an Aspect parame-
ter (shift or size) in the System setup, press EXEC to save it.
6 USER PRESET Displays or loads User Set of parameters. When first pressed,
the current User Set number is displayed. Press to increment the
number, then press EXEC to load the User Set of that number.
7 MULTI PICTURE Selects printout type. When first pressed, the currently selected
type is displayed. Press to increment the type number.
8 PRINT QTY Sets the number of copies. The quantity can be set up to 9, and
can be changed while printing.
9 RIBBON REMAIN Toggles display on/off showing type of ribbon and number of
printouts that can be made with remaining ribbon.
10 INPUT SELECT Selects input signal type. First, displays current signal type, then
switches the type (after a slight delay) each time it is pressed.
11 DISPLAY P IN P Picture in Picture. Toggles on/off the display of the live (source)
image over the memory image.
5600--1--7
Control Function
Execute, Save or Load
12 EXEC Accepts selections for executing, saving, or loading from various
menus.
Caption
13 CAPTION INPUT Toggles on/off the Caption Input menu. The menu is used to
construct a caption for the picture.
14 CAPTION ON/ Toggles caption printing on/off. When first pressed, displays cur-
OFF rent status, then when pressed again toggles the status.
Motion Correct
15 CORRECT Makes a printout with no blur if the memory image produces blur.
However, the printout resolution is slightly degraded. (Equivalent
to the Frame Field button on earlier printers.)
16 CHECK Checks whether the memory image was moving when two or four
reduced images were stored.
Cursor Movement
17 Cursor keys (4) In a menu: Up and Down moves highlight on the menu, while the
Left and Right key sets the value.
In a regular display: the keys position the cursor (green).
8/1/95 5600--1--8
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
10 9 11
92 ES01--A03 01
Figure 1--3. UP-5600MD Rear Panel Controls and Connectors
5600--1--9
Table 1--4. UP-5600MD Rear Panel Controls and Connectors
Control/Connector Function
1 INPUT Input signal connectors. Connect the equipment supplying the
source image.
2 75Ω On/Off RGB 75-Ohm termination switch for RGB. Normally set to ON.
3 75Ω On/Off for 75-Ohm termination switch for composite video. Normally set to
composite video ON.
4 NTSC/PAL selec- Set according to input signal type. If you change this, cycle input
tor power. (PAL selection also requires PAL Memory PCB)
5 REMOTE 1 Used to connect the RM-5500 Remote unit (not supplied).
6 REMOTE 2 Used to connect the RM-91 Remote unit (supplied).
7 REMOTE 3 Used to connect the FS-30 Footswitch (not supplied).
8 RS-232 Not used. Computer connector.
9 Chassis ground.
10 VIDEO OUT Output video connector for an external video monitor.
11 POWER INPUT AC power cord connector.
NOTE: The NTSC/PAL switch is easy to bump to the wrong position. Ensure it is set to
the correct position.
5600--1--10
1--2 Connections to UM-9 HDI
1 Install a ferrite pot core

(6220-0066-01) on each cable, 5
inches from the system rear panel.
UP5600MD
Color Printer
UM-9 Rear Panel 1
Red J11 R
Blue J12 G Control--2

Rear Panel
Green J13 B
Sync J14 Sync
N/P J9 Video Out
2275-0176
(5 BNC Cables)
Figure 1--4. UP-5600MD Installation -- UM-9 HDI (External)
5600--1--11
UP5600MD
Color Printer
UM-9 Rear Panel
Module PCB R
3500-0965-XX
G
J20
B
Sync
3500-1100-XX
J29 Video Out
Remote P71
J4 Remote 2
Busy
3500-0704-XX 3500-1363-XX
Figure 1--5. UP-5600MD Installation -- UM-9 HDI (Internal)
5600--1--12
1--3 Connections to HDI 3000
The UP-5600MD draws more power than the UP-5250 series. This
has caused the need for a change to the connections to the HDI
3000 when it is installed internally. The connections shown below
must be used for internal installations.
5600--1--13
3500-1541-XX
IIM (-03 or above) UP-5600MD Color
HDI 3000
Hardcopy R Printer Rear Panel
Sync
GRN/YEL
P503 or P504 Video Out
Connector
ACIM WHT Remote 2
P501
AC Power
Connector
Input
BRN
BLU
Wire
Large Harness
RED
Transformer
VIO
Filter GRY 3500-1721-XX 60 Hz
3500-1722-XX 50 Hz
Figure 1--6. UP-5600MD Installation -- HDI 3000 (Internal)
5600--1--14
CAUTION
The small transformer near the ACIM connections will
be hot after operation. Allow system to cool down for
15 minutes before making connections.
NOTE: The printer AC POWER INPUT receives 155Vac square

wave from HDI 3000 in this configuration.
5600--1--15
HDI 3000
UP-5600MD Color
Printer Rear Panel
2275-0326-01
PIM
IRGB R
Sync
2275-0176
PIM
OSP Video Out
RM-91 Remote
To Wall Outlet, 120/240 VAC AC Power Input

(Power cord supplied with printer)
Figure 1--7. UP-5600MD Installation -- HDI 3000 (External)
5600--1--16
1--4 Historical Information: UP-5200/5250
In May 1992, the Sony UP-5200 (NTSC) Color Video Printer replaced
the discontinued UP-5000. There were sufficient UP-5000P (PAL)
units on hand to continue shipments until early 1993.
The UP-5200 was shipped with UM-7, UM-9 DP and UM-9 HDI sys-
tems either as an internally mounted or as external (stand-alone)
peripherals. This printer required new mounting brackets, and uses
the same ink cassette and paper as the UP-5000. The remote con-
troller is different than that for the UP-5000.
Interconnections were the same as for the UP-5000, including the

necessity of installing ferrite pot cores on cables when configured
external to the system.
In December 1992, the two-memory Sony UP-5250 Color Video

Printer began replacing the single-memory UP-5200 as an optional
internal or external peripheral for new UM-9DP and HDI systems.
5600--1--17
The UP-5250 printers (NTSC and PAL) were the large color printer
options offered with the HDI 3000 system upon its release in 1994.
This printer required new mounting brackets, and used the same ink
cassette and paper as the UP-5000. The UP-5250 required another
new mount and was installed in UM-9 systems configured with a uni-
versal mounting plate. Interconnections for the UP-5250 were gener-
ally the same as for the UP-5000 and UP-5200.
1--5 UP-5600MD Information

In June 1995, the four-memory Sony UP-5600MD Color Video Printer
began replacing the two-memory UP-5250 as an optional internal or
external peripheral for new UM-9 HDI systems. Sony phased out the
UP-5250. The UP-5600MD can be ordered as a purchasable add-on
or upgrade for the existing UM-9 installed base. This printer is not
offered with the UM-7.
5600--1--18
The UP-5600MD uses the same video cables as the UP-5250 and
has the same dimensions, except it has a lower profile. Following are
main differences of the UP-5600MD:
x Increased resolution (300 DPI)

x Reduced print time (30 seconds per page; 34 for PAL version)
x More memories (four frames standard)
x More controls; 27 buttons total, part of them on a tilt-down control
panel
x Print options are 2-on-1, 8-on-1, and 16-on-1
x Automatic sense and adapting to input power (110V/220V)
x Lower profile
The 300 DPI resolution will increase the readability of text in the
4-on-1 print mode.
The PAL color printer is made by ATL from the Sony UP-5600MD
NTSC by adding a PAL 625 Line Memory PCB to the printer. ATL
then labels the printer as ATL part number 3500-1694-01. The modi-
fied printer can process either PAL or NTSC video.
5600--1--19
The RM-91 hand-held remote switch is provided with the
UP-5600MD color printer. Accessories that can be used with the
printer but are not furnished with it are listed below. They are avail-
able from Sony.
RM5500 Hand-held remote, wireless or wired, similar to the one

that was furnished with the UP-5250.
FS-20 Footswitch, which works the same as with UP-5250.
FS-30 Three-way footswitch, which controls Store and Back-
space in addition to Print.
UPK-5500 An additional 4-frame memory board for NTSCand
PAL, to upgrade to 8-frame.
UPK-5501NP An additional board for PAL video.
UPK-5502SC SCSI I/F board, provided with PhotoShop for Macin-
tosh and Windows.
The day-to-day operation of the UP-5600 is nearly the same as the

UP-5250; the only noticable difference will be the four-page memory
if using 1-on-1 prints. However, some button names are different and
there are more buttons (a total of 27). Some of the UP-5600 buttons
are on a tilt-down panel.
5600--1--20
1--6 Considerations for UP-5600MD Operation
All operator setups are retained when the power is cycled, except
Print Quantity returns to one.
The UP-5600MD can store three sets of parameters as User Sets. All
parameters listed in Table 2--1, Table 2--2 and Table 2--5 are saved
when a User Preset is saved.
Within each User Set, three sets of R/G/B/D/L settings can be saved
as presets.
NOTE: In the Color Adjust Setup menu display, the sets of R/G/B/
D/L settings are titled “Presets”. In the bottom of the display,
seen after pressing the MENU button, the higher level set-
tings are titled “User Sets”.
Any changes made to parameters but not stored will remain through
power off and on, etc., until a different User Set is loaded. Then the
unstored changes will be lost. (A different User Set will be loaded
when you press the USER PRESET button repeatedly until the
desired User Set number is displayed, then press the EXEC button.)
5600--1--21
To save a User Set:
1. Press the MENU button.

2. Move the highlight on the menu to User Set.
3. Select the number of User Set to save as (right cursor to
change number to 1, 2 or 3).
4. Press the EXEC button.
Automatic frame switching occurs only when the printer is controlled

from the host system or the RM-91 remote control. Manual frame
switching is necessary if you use the RM-5500 remote control or the
Sony front panel controls.
If the CAPTURE button is pressed, a new image will overwrite the

last image saved.
5600--1--22
NOTE: On the UM-9 HDI, if the printer is out of paper, the CHECK
HARDCOPY DEVICE message appears on the monitor
when the L or R PRINT is pressed. To print, first load paper,
then press the PRINT button on the printer. Do not press the
L or R PRINT buttons on the UM-9, or a new image will be
loaded into memory, erasing the existing image.
The UP-5600MD printer outputs the BUSY message at the instant it

is out of paper, ribbon, etc.
5600--1--23
2 Installation
2--1 UP-5600MD Installation
1. For internal installation, secure the printer in the appropriate
device bay.
For external installation, position the printer on a table or cart

near the system.

tion 1.

paper tray and ink cartridge compartments. Load paper and rib-
bon per instructions in the printer’s operator’s manual.
4. On printer rear panel, set both 75Ω switches to ON. Apply

power to the printer and to the system.
5600--2--1
5. Configure UP-5600MD as described in Table 2--1 through
Table 2--5.
6. Save the settings as User Set number 1 as follows:
a. Press the MENU button

b. Move the highlight to User Set
c. Press the EXEC button
7. Verify that the system is correctly configured for an internal or

external color printer, as appropriate.
8. Make a sample print to verify print quality and proper setup.
5600--2--2
Table 2--1. Color Menus
ANALOG Button (Menu Display: Analog Setup)
Hue Any setting
Color Any setting
Gain Any setting
AGC OFF
Moni C-R Any setting
Moni M-G Any setting
Moni Y-B Any setting
R/G/B/D/L Button (Menu Display: Color Adjust Setup)
Preset 1
Red C-R +5
Green M-G +5
Blue Y-B +5
Dark --5
Light +5
Save (Preset) 1, press EXEC
5600--2--3
Table 2--2. Menu Button (System Setup)
System Setup (Cursor to Menu Display: SYSTEM--SETUP/PRN/
FUNC)
Display ON
Beep ON
LCD ON
LCD-CNTR Center
Baud Rate Any setting
Monitor EE
User Set 1
5600--2--4
Table 2--3. Menu Button (Print Setup)
Print Setup (Move Cursor to Menu Display: SYS/PRINT--SETUP/

FUNC)
HDI 3000 HDI 3000 UM-9 HDI UM-9 HDI
NTSC PAL NTSC PAL
Aspect : press [EXEC] to open Aspect menu.
H-Shift -24 dots -16 dots +4 dots +4 dots
V-Shift -10 lines +10 lines +2 lines -4 lines
H-Size 932 dots 924 dots 880 dots 872 dots
V-Size 480 lines 576 lines 464 lines 560 lines
Press [EXEC] to save Aspect changes.
Separate ON ON ON ON
Dup Image OFF OFF OFF OFF
Sharpness +4 +4 +4 +4
5600--2--5
Table 2--4. Menu Button (Function Setup)
Function Setup (Cursor to Menu Display: SYS/PRN/FUNCTION--
SETUP)
Remote2 C&PRINT
Remote3A Print (Does not matter, only used with
Sony footswitch)
Remote3B Back Space (Does not matter, only used
with Sony footswitch)
Remote3C CAP/SRC (Does not matter, only used
with Sony footswitch)
Clear Part
Capture Single
Timer OFF
5600--2--6
Table 2--5. Control Panel Button Setups
Motion Correct OFF
Input RGB
Multi-Picture 1-on-1
Print Quantity 1
Display P in P OFF
Caption OFF or ON
5600--2--7
3--1 Cleaning
Clean the cabinet, panel and controls with a dry soft cloth, or a soft
type of solvent, like alcohol or benzene, which may damage the fin-
ish.
3--2 Inspection
5600--3--1
3--3 Checklist
PCBs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Hardware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Wiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Front door . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Cabling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Labeling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
5600--3--2
4 Adjustments
4--1 Print Quality
1. Set system for color test pattern.
2. Verify the controls are set per Table 2--1 through Table 2--5.
3. Press PRINT and compare print with system display. If unsatis-

factory, refer to manufacturer’s operation manual for details of
color adjustments through UP-5600MD menus.
5600--4--1
5 Fault Isolation
Fault isolation for the UP-5600MD is limited to self-diagnostics. Per-
form the following steps in the order shown.
2. Refer to Table 5--2 for help in identifying problems and solu-

tions.
3. Refer to Section 4, Adjustments, to verify image quality.
4. Perform test to isolate problems to the ultrasound system or to

UP-5600MD.
5600--5--1

END OF RIB- Ink ribbon has been completely Replace ribbon.
BON used.
INSERT RIB- Ink ribbon cassette not properly Push cassette until it clicks into
BON seated. place.
INSERT TRAY Paper tray not properly seated. Push paper tray until it clicks into
place.
NO INPUT Printer not receiving input video 1. Verify INPUT SELECT setting
signal.
g on MENU 1 is correct.
2. Verify video signal from system.
3. Verify cables and connections.
NO PAPER Out of paper. Add paper to paper tray, “Print
Paper” side up.
NO RIBBON Ribbon cartridge not installed. Insert the ribbon cartridge.
PLEASE WAIT Appears after power is applied to Wait until message clears; if nec-
printer, if power was turned off dur- essary, cycle power off/on again.
ing print.
5600--5--2
RIBBON Ink ribbon torn or tangled, or First try recycling power up to
ERROR printer does not sense correct rib- three times. If this does not clear
bon position. the problem, remove ribbon cas-
sette, take up slack, repair tears
with clear tape and advance rib-
bon; replace ribbon.
NO IMAGE If this message appears when Capture the image.
PRINT button is pressed, it is
because image was not captured.
5600--5--3
Table 5--2. Fault Isolation

1. Printer does not print x Error message displayed. See Table 5--1, Error Mes-
sages.
x Power is off. Turn power ON.
x Bad cable connections. Check cable connections.
x No video input. Verify video input.
2. Print image is blurred Fast moving image. Switch to MOTION CORRECT.
3. Black line on one side Printer not aligned with From MENU select SYSTEM
of print incoming video (especially if SETUP. Highlight ASPECT.
source has been changed). Press EXEC and change val-
Corrections may have been ues of H-SHIFT or V-SHIFT.
previously made but not Do trial print. When OK, press
kept by pressing EXEC. EXEC to save Aspect
changes.
5600--5--4
4. Black divisions or mis- Screen size incorrect (espe- From MENU select SYSTEM
sing portions around cially if video source has just SETUP. Highlight ASPECT,
the edge of the print been changed). Corrections press EXEC and change val-
may have been previously ues of H-SIZE (change right
made but not kept by press- side) or V-SIZE (change bot-
ing EXEC. tom). Do trial print. When OK,
press EXEC to save Aspect
changes.
5. Unable to recall last x Settings, such as those 1 Check settings and ensure
memory page setup made in Table 2--1 they are saved.
through Table 2--5, may 2 Check general operation of
not have been saved printer.
(EXEC button) to User 3 If problem still occurs,
Sets or color Presets as
explained in paragraph
1--6.
¯ Memory failure.
5600--5--5
6. Unable to recall all Same possible causes as Same solution/fault isolation
setups after cycling above. as above.
power
7. Unable to take four Memory failure. Check general operation of
consecutive single or printer. If problem still occurs,
4-on-1 prints replace the printer.
5600--5--6
6 Parts
Table 6--1. Sony UP-5600MD Parts

UM-9 HDI/HDI 3000 2100-0847-01 Sony Color Video Printer, UP-5600MD
120V/240V, RGB, NTSC
UM-9 HDI/HDI 3000 3500-1694-01 Sony Color Video Printer, UP-5600MD (Modified),
120V/240V, RGB. (This unit has an ATL-added
625 line rate memory card for PAL capability. It
can process NTSC also.)
2100-0847-01 x Sony Color Video Printer, UP-5600MD
120V/240V, RGB, NTSC
2100-0848-01 x PCB, Memory, 625 line
UM-9 HDI/HDI 3000 2950-0816-01 Replacement Ribbon Holder
UM-9 HDI/HDI 3000 2950-0815-01 Replacement Paper Tray Cover
UM-9 HDI/HDI 3000 2950-0814-01 Replacement Paper Tray Assembly
5600--6--1
Attaching Parts
UM-9 HDI External 2275-01761 Cable, BNC, 6 ft, 75 Ohm (5 required)
UM-9 HDI External 6220-0066-011 OEM Noise Fix Kit (1 per cable required)
HDI 3000 Internal 3500-1541-03 Cable Assy, RGB Printer
HDI 3000 Internal 3500-1721-01 Cable Assy, Power, 60 Hz
HDI 3000 Internal 3500-1722-01 Cable Assy, Power, 50 Hz
HDI 3000 External Supplied with Cable Assy, Power
printer
HDI 3000 External 2275-0326-01 Cable Assy, RGB Printer
UM-9 HDI/HDI 3000 2100-0849-01 Printing Pack, UPC-5510 (200-page ink ribbon
and two 100-sheet packs of paper)
UM-9 HDI/HDI 3000 4740-0272-01 OEM Operation Manual, Sony UP-5600MD
1. Each cable requires a ferrite pot core. Install the pot core 5 inches from the system end of the cable. Cores are
2. These supplies are for CSR use. Refer customers to the Echo Ultrasound Supplies and Accessories Catalog for
purchasable supplies and accessories.
5600--6--2
Sony UP-D7000
1 System Tie-In
Table 1--1. Sony UP-D7000 Digital Color Printer Specifications
Characteristic UP-D7000 Specifications

Printing
¯ System Dye transfer sublimation thermal printing
¯ Speed Approximately 140 seconds for full-sized color print
¯ Total Gradation 256 levels each for yellow, magenta, and cyan
¯ Paper and Transparency Size 279 x 216 mm (11 x 8 1/2 inches, letter size)
¯ Picture Size Maximum 321 mm x 200 mm (9 1/8 x 7 7/8 inches);
six images on a sheet, each image is 3 x 4 inches
¯ Picture elements 1478 x 1280 dots (width x height)
Environmental
¯ Temperature 5 to 35_C (40 to 95_F)
7000--1--1
Characteristic UP-D7000 Specifications
Dimensions
¯ Width 424 mm (16 inches)
¯ Height 177 mm (7 inches)
¯ Depth 490 mm (19 3/8 inches)
Weight Approximately 20 kg (44 pounds)
Power
¯ UP-D7000 100--120 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 3.5 Amps, max. 240 W
Interface
¯ SCSI, Single-ended 1-channel (amphenol 50-pin) with loop-through con-
nector
¯ Data Rate Approximately 1.5 Mbyte/sec (asynchronous transfer
only)
7000--1--2
Table 1--2. Sony UP-D7000 Front Panel Controls and Indicators
1 POWER ON/OFF Applies power to the printer. If it is turned off, allow 3 to 5
seconds before re-applying power, then wait 20 seconds
before printing.
2 Ribbon Door Access door for ink cassette chamber and LCD contrast
control.
3 PUSH Push to open and close the ink cassette chamber.
4 ALARM LED Indicates paper jam or other error when lit.
5 LCD Display Window Displays (a) one line at a time of the on-screen menus
and (b) error messages.
6 COLOR ADJUST Press to display the color adjustment menu in the LCD
window.
7 PRINT QUANTITY Press to display the print quantity menu in LCD window.
8 Cursor Control Buttons Press the appropriate arrow to increase or decrease a
value or level displayed in the LCD window, or to scroll
up or down through a menu.
9 PRINT Press to print out the image data stored in the printer’s
picture memory.
7000--1--3
10 STOP Press to interrupt the print cycle.
11 Print Tray Receives printed images.
12 Paper Tray Stores blank paper for printing.
13 LCD Contrast Control Turn clockwise to increase or counter-clockwise to
decrease the contrast of the characters displayed in the
LCD window.
14 EJECT Press to eject the ink ribbon cassette.
15 Ink Ribbon Cassette Three types of cassette can be installed: for color print-
ing, B/W printing, or OHP transparency printing.
7000--1--4
Figure 1--1. UP-D7000 Front Panel Controls and Indicators (1 of 2)
7000--1--5
Figure 1--1. UP-D7000 Front Panel Controls and Indicators (2 of 2)
7000--1--6
Table 1--3. UP-D7000 Rear Panel Controls and Connectors
Control/Connector Function
1 SCSI ID DIP Switch Used to set the SCSI ID. (Configure as shown in
Figure 1--2.)
2 SCSI Connectors Connect SCSI cable from 3M DIR or external optical
drive to upper connector. Install a SCSI 50-pin terminator
on lower connector.
3 AC IN Connect AC power cord here.
4 Ground Not used.
7000--1--7
1234
Figure 1--2. UP-D7000 Rear Panel Controls and Connectors
7000--1--8
1--1 UP-D7000 Information
In February of 1994, ATL began offering the following combination of
OEM products:
D Sony UP-D7000 Digital Color Printer

D Sony 3.5-inch External Optical Disk Drive
D The 3M Digital Image Recorder (DIR) with optional DIR Stand and
Film Handling Unit
D Camtronics Color Acquisition Module (CAM)
Primarily, these peripheral devices are intended to support domestic

Ultramark 9 HDI systems with the DAASR option, however, with a
CAM module some non-DAASR ultrasound systems can also be sup-
ported. These devices provide the means to print black-and-white
(B/W) and color images that have been stored digitally on 3.5-inch
optical disks by a DAASR or CAM module.
7000--1--9
NOTE: The Sony UP-D7000 is covered in this section. For informa-
tion on the 3M DIR, DIR stand, and Film Handling Unit, as
well as the Sony external optical drive, see the 3M DIR tab
in the Cameras Field Service Manual (4720-0221-xx). For
information on the CAM, see the CAMTRONICS CAM tab in
the Cameras Field Service Manual.
1--2 Considerations for Operation

To print with the UP-D7000, you use the 3M DIR controls. The
UP-D7000 can print images from color files only, not B/W files. (B/W
files stored on the optical disk are printed by the DIR.) However, if
you load the UP-D7000 with B/W ribbon and paper, it can produce
B/W prints from color image files.
7000--1--10
NOTE: The UP-D7000 can produce high-quality B/W prints from
B/W images stored by a CAM as color files (i.e., B/W images
stored via the CAM Color Store control on a CAM that is
configured for color operation). However, if a CAM is config-
ured for B/W operation and you store an image with the
Color Store command, the UP-D7000 will print a lower-qual-
ity image in green.
Three types of ink ribbon and print material combinations can be

used with the UP-D7000: for color printing, for B/W printing, and for
printing on OHP transparency material. (See Section 5 for informa-
tion on the print packs.) Note that for each ribbon type a different
type of ribbon holder, or cassette, must be used. Always load the
ribbon into the correct type of cassette, and always use the correct
combination of ribbon and print material. If the printer detects an
incompatible combination, an error message appears in the LCD
window and printing is inhibited.
7000--1--11
WARNING
Never place your hand inside the ribbon compart-
ment. The thermal head reaches high temperatures,
especially after printing.
Transferring images from the 3M DIR optical drive to the UP-D7000

takes approximately 80 seconds for six images. For the UP-D7000 to
produce a 6-on-1 hardcopy takes another 140 seconds for color, and
approximately 60 seconds for B/W.
The printing sequence is such that for each patient file on the optical
disk, all B/W images are printed first on the 3M DIR, then all color
images are printed on the UP-D7000, regardless of the order in
which the images were stored on the disk.
To print multiple copies on the UP-D7000, use the 3M DIR controls

for the first print, then use the UP-D7000 controls to print additional
copies. You can continue printing copies until another set of images
is loaded into the printer’s memory.
7000--1--12
1--3 Service Philosophy
The 3M DIR (including DIR Stand and Film Handling Unit), the Sony
UP-D7000 and 3.5-inch external optical drive, and the Camtronics
CAM are installed and serviced by 3M. Also, 3M can upgrade pre-
viously installed Bernoulli drive DIRs with a SCSI port kit to
accommodate an external optical drive.
The Sales Representative or Nova MicroSonics (NMS) Customer

Service will coordinate joint installations. In the USA, 3M Medical
Imaging Service phone numbers are 1-800-323-4118 or
1-800-328-7754. In Canada, call 1-800-668-9295. In other locations,
call the local 3M Service Technician.
7000--1--13
2 Installation
2--1 Hardware Configurations
The supported configurations for the UP-D7000 are shown in the fol-
lowing illustrations:
D Sony UP-D7000 and 3M DIR with Internal Optical Drive

(Figure 2--1)
D Sony UP-D7000 and 3M DIR with External Optical Drive
(Figure 2--2)
The SCSI ID DIP switch on the UP-D7000 rear panel must be set as
follows:
1 = off (down)
2 = off
3 = on
4 = off
The SCSI terminator must be installed on the unused SCSI connec-
tor.
7000--2--1
Sony Printer
3M 10’ SCSI Cable
DIR
3.5” Optical Drive
Automatic SCSI Terminator

Film Handler
(Optional)
New style DIR with SCSI soft-

Stand ware and optical drive factory
(Optional) installed
Figure 2--1. Sony UP-D7000/3M DIR with Internal Optical Drive
7000--2--2
3M 3’ SCSI Cable
DIR Stand Alone
31/2” Optical
Drive
Bernoulli Drive
10’ SCSI Cable
Automatic Sony Printer

Film Handler
(Optional)
Stand SCSI Terminator

(Optional)
Old style DIR with SCSI/DEFF
Software and Optical Drive 3M
Field Upgrade
Figure 2--2. Sony UP-D7000/3M DIR with External Optical Drive

7000--2--3
Preventive Maintenance for the Sony UP-D7000 is done by 3M.
7000--3--1
4 Adjustments
4--1 Print Color
NOTE: Optimum print quality can usually be achieved by setting
RED, GREEN and BLUE to the center (0) position, setting
DARK to +1, and setting LIGHT to --3.
To adjust the color of the printouts:
1. Press the COLOR ADJUST button on the printer front panel.

The first item on the Color Adjustment menu (the control for
RED) appears in the LCD window.
2. Press the left arrow button to decrease, or right arrow button to

increase the level of red (the range is --7 to +7).
3. Press the down arrow button to scroll to the next menu item
(the control for GREEN).
7000--4--1
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to set the level for the remaining items:
BLUE, DARK, and LIGHT.
5. To exit from the Color Adjustment menu, press the COLOR

ADJUST button again. The next printout will be printed with the
newly set values.
4--2 LCD Display Contrast

To adjust the LCD display contrast:
1. Open the ribbon door on the front panel.
2. Locate the LCD contrast control knob to the left of the ink ribbon
cassette.
3. Turn the control knob clockwise to increase or counter-clock-

wise to decrease contrast until optimum contrast is achieved.
7000--4--2
5 Fault Isolation
Fault isolation for the UP-D7000 is limited to self-diagnostics.
1. Refer to Table 5--1 to correct conditions that cause error mes-

sages to be displayed.
2. If no message is displayed and the printer is not functioning,

verify that the printer is plugged in and the power is on.
3. Verify that the SCSI cable is securely connected and the SCSI
terminator is installed. (See Figure 2--1 and Figure 2--2 for cor-
rect configuration.)
7000--5--1

INSERT RIBBON1 Ribbon cassette not properly Push cassette until it clicks
seated. into place.
INSERT TRAY1 Paper tray not properly Push paper tray until it clicks
seated. into place.
INSERT COVER1 Paper cover (printout stacker) Insert paper cover securely
not properly installed. into the printer.
RIBBON & PAPER MIS- Ribbon cassette and print Replace the print paper or ink
MATCH paper are not compatible. ribbon cassette so that they
Printing is inhibited. are compatible. (See Consid-
erations for Operation in Sec-
tion 1.)
NO PAPER Paper tray is empty. Add paper to paper tray.
END OF RIBBON Ribbon has been completely Replace ribbon.
used.
1. This error condition is covered by a message INSERT RIBBON, TRAY, COVER. If this message appears,
ensure that all three items are correctly inserted.
7000--5--2
REMOVE PAPER Paper jam. x Remove paper cover. (DO
OK o PUSH [>] NOT remove paper tray.) If
jammed sheet is visible, pull
it out slowly directly to the
right. If jam is now cleared,
go to step 3.
x If necessary, remove ribbon
cassette. If jammed sheet is
visible, remove it slowly.
Turn ribbon cassette bobbin
to remove any slack from
ribbon. Reinstall ribbon cas-
sette. Slide the top sheet
back to its original position
in the paper tray.
x Reinstall paper cover. Press
the [>] button. Press the
PRINT button.
7000--5--3
HEAD IN COOLING The thermal head has over- Allow the printer to cool until
heated. this message disappears,
then resume printing.
PLEASE WAIT You pressed STOP during Wait for the printer to eject the
printing, or the printer has paper.
detected a ribbon and paper
mismatch.
MOTOR TROUBLE Replace unit.
SENSOR TROUBLE Replace unit.
7000--5--4
6 Parts
Table 6--1. Sony UP-D7000 Parts
Part Number Description

3500-0956-01 Hitachi VY-100 Color Printer, Int/Ext, 120V/EIA
2100-0803-01 Digital Color Printer, 120, Sony UP-D7000 (NTSC Only)
2265-0056-01 AC Power Cord, UP-D7000, 120V
2100-0801-01 Color Film Pack, UPC-7011, 100 Sheets w/ribbon, UP-D7000
2100-0809-01 B/W Film Pack, UPC-7021, 100 Sheets w/ribbon, UP-D7000
2100-0810-01 OHP Print Pack, UPC-7031, 100 Transparencies w/ribbon, UP-D7000
2950-0601-01 Replacement Ribbon Holder, Color Ribbons
2950-0602-01 Replacement Ribbon Holder, B/W Ribbons
2950-0603-01 Replacement Ribbon Holder, Transparencies Ribbon
2950-0599-01 Paper Tray, UP-D7000
2950-0600-01 Paper Cover, UP-D7000
2100-0811-01 3.5-Inch Optical Drive (Stand-Alone)
7000--6--1
Part Number Description
2275-0316-01 Interface Cable, SCSI-to-SCSI, 3-foot SCSI, 50-Pin
2275-0315-01 Interface Cable, SCSI-to-SCSI, 10-foot SCSI, 50-Pin
3100-2195-01 SCSI Terminator, 50-pin
7000--6--2
Mitsubishi CP-700U/E
1 System Tie-In
Table 1--1. CP–700U/E Printer Specifications
Printing
x Method Mitsubishi Dye sublimation thermal transfer (yel-
low, magenta, cyan)
x Speed
-- S size Approx. 20 sec/sheet (high speed)
Approx. 26 sec/sheet (standard)
-- L size Approx. 34 sec/sheet (high speed)
Approx. 45 sec/sheet (standard)
x Time 20--45 seconds depending on print size/speed
x Size S size prints (4.3 in x 4.2 in)
L size prints (6.4 in x 4.3 in)
x Capacity small prints = 200/roll
large prints = 125/roll
CP700--1--1
x Quality
-- Gradation 256 for each color
-- Resolution Maximum 1024 dots x 500 lines (NTSC)
Maximum 1216 dots x 600 lines (PAL)
-- Dot density 260 dots per inch (dpi) [CP–700U]
300 dots per inch (dpi) [CP–700E]
Environment
x Temperature (Operating) 5q to 40q C (41q to 104q F)
x Humidity (Operating) 20% to 80% noncondensing
Dimensions
x Width x Depth (without paper trans- 280 x 400 x 150 mm (11.0 x 15.7 x 6 in)
port) x Height
Weight 14.5 kg (31.9 lbs)
Input terminal
x RGB analog 4 BNC type connectors
x Composite video 1 BNC type connector
x S-VIDEO 1 S-VIDEO terminal
CP700--1--2
Output terminal
x RGB analog 4 BNC type connectors
x Composite video 1 BNC type connector
x S-VIDEO 1 S-VIDEO terminal
Input/Output terminal
x RS-232C interface D-SUB 25-pin
x Remote terminal (Mini DIN 8-pin)/stereo--type mini--jack
Power
x Consumption 260W During Printing
x Input AC 120 Vac, 50/60 Hz, 2.2A [CP–700U]
AC 220/240 Vac, 50/60 Hz, 1.3A [CP–700E]
CP700--1--3
4
3
5
6
7
2
9
8
Figure 1--1. CP–700U/E Front Panel Controls and Indicators
CP700--1--4
Table 1--2. CP–700U/E Front Panel Controls and Indicators
Control Function
1 REMOTE Terminal Connects the remote control of the printer to this terminal.
2 POWER button Turns the printer power on and off. When power is turned on,
the LED is lit in the center of the button.
3 LCD display Displays the set conditions of the input signal, and used to
set various functions. (The menus displayed on the LCD are
used to set various settings.)
4 LCD contrast control Adjusts the contrast of the LCD. Turn this control by pressing
with a finger. Set the contrast so that you can see the dis-
played characters easily.
5 MONITOR button Switches the monitor display between the picture of the input
signal (source image) and the memorized image.
6 MEMORY button Stores the image to printer memory before it is printed.
7 PRINT button Prints the image memorized by the MEMORY button.
8 OPEN button Slides the printing unit out.
9 Print outlet Prints paper here.
CP700--1--5
1
4
-- Left side of printer -- 3 -- Right side of printer --
Figure 1--2. CP–700U/E Inside Panel Controls
CP700--1--6
Table 1--3. CP–700U/E Inside Panel Controls
Control Function
1 Ink cassette locking Push this lever to remove the ink cassette.
lever
2 Print paper fixing Use this lever when inserting print paper.
lever
3 Paper sending control Turn this control clockwise to rewind the print paper.
4 Ink cassette Load the cassette with ink sheet.
compartment
CP700--1--7
1 2 3 4
RS--232C REMOTE
SCREW
S--VIDEO VIDEO 5
CP–700
S/N#
IMPEDANCE
RGB AC LINE
R G/G+SYNC B H+V--SYNC 75
IN
HIGH
6
SYNC
OUT 75
R G/G+SYNC B H+V--SYNC HIGH
9 8
Figure 1--3. CP–700U/E Rear Panel Controls and Connectors
CP700--1--8
Table 1--4. CP–700U/E Rear Panel Controls and Connectors
Control Function
1 S-VIDEO Signal Connects the printer to S-VIDEO signal equipment.
Input/Output
Terminals
2 VIDEO Input/Output Connects the printer to VIDEO signal equipment.
Terminals
3 RS-232C Port Connects the printer to a device equipped with RS-232C
interface.
4 REMOTE External Memorizing images and printing are available by the remote
Terminal signal inputted through this terminal. It is necessary to make
a circuit for remote control to use this function.
5 IMPEDENCE RGB This is a 75:/HIGH impedance selection switch for RGB.
6 AC LINE Power Connects to the power cord (accessory). Insert the cord
Socket firmly.
7 SYNC Selection This is a SYNC signal selection switch.
Switch
CP700--1--9
Control Function
8 R,G/G+SYNC, B, This is a BNC type output terminal for a RGB analog signal.
G,H+V-SYNC RGB Sync. signal can be selected between 0.3V(H+V-SYNC.) and
Analog Output TTL (H+V-SYNC.) signals.
Terminals
9 R,G/G+SYNC, This is a BNC type input terminal for a RGB analog signal.
B,H+V-SYNC RGB The sync. signal can be automatically selected between H/V
Analog Input composite and SYNC. ON GREEN (sync. signal imposed on
Terminals the green video signal) signals.
CP700--1--10
1 2
DISPLAY
COLOR FIELD
PROG. ADJUST. /FRAME
3
14 +
4
--
(4 arrow buttons) 13 PRINT
Qty
MENU SET
12 5
CLEAR STOP
11 6
MEMORY
MONITOR PAGE.
10 7
MEMORY PRINT
9 8
Figure 1--4. CP–700U/E Remote Controls
CP700--1--11
Table 1--5. CP–700U/E Remote Controls
Control Function
1 COLOR ADJUST Displays a screen for adjusting the video image. Use this but-
button ton to set the various functions of this unit.
2 FIELD/FRAME button Switches the input signal between the FRAME or FIELD
mode. Every time this button is pressed, the mode is
switched in the order of “FIELD”, “FRAME”, and “FIELD”.
3 DISPLAY button Sets the conditions displayed on the monitor screen. Press it
again so that the setting display is not shown.
4 PRINT Q’ty button Sets the number of prints. Press the + button to increase and
the -- button to decrease the number of prints.
5 SET button Sets the various functions of this unit. For example, use it to
fix the setting and return to the normal display from the menu
screen.
6 STOP button Cancels the printing process—when this button and the
larger button (to the left) are pressed at the same time. The
image is printed out in the state when the printing was can-
celled.
CP700--1--12
Control Function
7 MEMORY PAGE Selects the image memorized by the MEMORY button.
button Switches the memory page.
8 PRINT button Prints the image memorized by the MEMORY button.
9 MEMORY button Stores the image to the printer memory before it is printed.
10 MONITOR button Switches the monitor display between the picture of the input
signal (source image) and the memorized image.
11 CLEAR button Eliminates all or a part of memorized images—when this but-
ton and the larger button (to the right) are pressed at the
same time.
12 MENU button Displays the main menu. This button is also used to set the
various settings.
13 SHIFT buttons (4) Change settings, such as selecting a function and moving to
the next menu.
14 PROG. button Selects the images memorized in the program of the printer
and various settings, such as printing. Each time this button
is pressed, the program is switched. The printer has three
kinds of programs, and they can be changed and stored vol-
untarily. Programs cannot be changed during printing.
CP700--1--13
2 Installation
2--1 Introduction
This section includes procedures for installing a Mitsubishi
CP--700U/E color printer in the HDI 3000 and the Apogee 800PLUS
systems. The upgrade consists of installing the printer, the interface
cables, a new front bezel, and configuring the system software.
2--2 Preparation
2--2.1 Removing the Fixed Screw
When using the unit for the first time or after transporting it, remove
the fixed screw from the printing unit.
To remove the fixed screw on the printing unit:
1. Locate the fixed screw at the bottom of the printing unit and
remove with a screwdriver or coin (Figure 2--1).
2. Store the removed screw in the designated hole on the rear
panel (Figure 2--1).
CP700--2--1
Printing unit fixing screw
1. Remove the fixed screw with driver or
coin before using the unit.
2. Install the removed screw to the hole
on the rear panel. Fixed screw storage location
Fixed
screw
hole
SCREW
Label
-- Front bottom side of unit --
Figure 2--1. Fixed Screw and Stored Position on the Printing Unit
CP700--2--2
NOTE: Make sure you set the fixed screw to the bottom of the unit
when transporting the printer.
2--2.2 Removing the Protective Cushion

WARNING
Unplug the power cord from the outlet before remov-
ing the protective cushion.
When using the unit for the first time or after transporting it, remove
the protective cushion from the printing unit.
To remove the protective cushion:
1. Press the OPEN button on the front panel. This slides the print-
ing unit out (Figure 2--2).
CAUTION
Do not touch the thermal head. Fingerprints or dust
on the thermal head will degrade the print quality.
CP700--2--3
Ink cassette compartment
(location of protective cushion)
Open
button
-- A -- -- B --
-- Right side of printing unit --
Figure 2--2. The OPEN Button and Removing the Protective Cushion
CP700--2--4
2. Locate the protective cushion on the right side and pull it out.
3. Keep the protective cushion to use when transporting this unit.
CAUTION
When transporting this printer, the protective cush-
ion must be installed to avoid damage to the printing
unit.
2--3 Cabling Data

Printer cabling requirements for the CP--700U/E are listed in
Table 1--1.
Pin-out information for the internal RGB printer cable (ATL P/N
3500-1541-04) is provided in the HDI 3000 Field Service Manual Vol-
ume 2 (P/N 4720-0015-xx). Pin-out information for the serial printer
cables (ATL P/N 2275-0326-01 and P/N 3500-2624-01) are provided
in Table 1--2 and Table 1--3.
CP700--2--5
The BNC cable (ATL P/N 2275-0176) is a center-pin to center-pin
cable used for on-screen printer programming on the monitor. No pin-
out information is provided due to the simplistic nature of the cable.
HDI 3000 and Apogee 800PLUS cable drawings are provided in

Figure 2--3 and Figure 2--4. Diagrams showing printer connections
to the HDI 3000 and Apogee 800PLUS are provided in Figure 2--5 and
Figure 2--6.
Table 2--1. CP--700U/E Printer Cable Requirements
Cable P/N Description System

3500-1541-04 Cable Assy, Sony RGB Printer Internal Instal- HDI 3000
lations
2275-0326-01 Cable Assy, External OEM HDI 3000
3500-2624-01 Cable Assy, Internal Color Printer Apogee
800PLUS
2275-0176 Cable, BNC, M/M, 6 ft., RG 59B/U, 75 Ohm, HDI 3000
External OEM (for loop-through video and on-
screen programming)
3500-1873-01 Cable Assy, Printer Power, 120V HDI 3000
CP700--2--6
Cable P/N Description System
154606 Interspec cable HDI 3000
3500-2663-01 Cable Assy, Color printer, External Power HDI 3000
3500-2644-01 Cable Assy, External RGB printer HDI 3000
3500-1623-01 External print cable, remote HDI 3000
CP700--2--7
Pin 1 RED
P2
P3
GREEN
P1
BLUE
P4
P5
SYNC
Figure 2--3. HDI 3000 External Printer Cable (P/N 2275-0326-01)
CP700--2--8
Table 2--2. HDI 3000 External Printer Cable (P/N 2275-0326-01)
From Ultrasound To Printer BNC Signal

System Connectors
P1--1 P2 center Red video
P1--2 P3 center Green video
P1--3 P4 center Blue video
P1--4 P5 center Sync
P1--5 No connection No connection Not Applicable
P1--6 P2 shield Red return
P1--7 P3 shield Green return
P1--8 P4 shield Blue return
P1--9 P5 shield Sync return
CP700--2--9
J1
Pin 1
J2
J13 J3
J4
J5
J6
J7
J8
J9
Figure 2--4. Apogee 800PLUS Internal Printer Cable (P/N 3500-2624-01)
CP700--2--10
Table 2--3. Apogee 800PLUS Printer Cable (P/N 3500-2624-01)
System Connectors
J13--1 J1 center Red out
J13--14 J1 shield Red out return
J13--2 J2 center Green out
J13--15 J2 shield Green out return
J13--3 J3 center Blue out
J13--16 J3 shield Blue out return
J13--4 J4 center Sync out
J13--17 J4 shield Sync out return
J13--9 J5 center Red in
J13--22 J5 shield Red in return
J13--10 J6 center Green in
J13--23 J6 shield Green in return
J13--11 J7 center Blue in
J13--24 J7 shield Blue in return
CP700--2--11
System Connectors
J13--12 J8 center Sync in
J13--25 J8 shield Sync in return
J13--7 J9--2 Remote print
J13--8 J9--1 Remote print return
CP700--2--12
2--4 HDI 3000 External Installation
CP--700U/E
HDI 3000 printer
Remote control REMOTE
2275-0326-01
R
PIM PCB
External hard copy G
interlaced RGB B
SYNC
3500-1873-01 120V
3500-2397-02 240V
AC LINE
Figure 2--5. CP--700U/E External Connections to the HDI 3000
CP700--2--13
2--4.1 Printer Setup
The printer displays menus on the LCD screen to select various
operating parameters. The MAIN MENU contains items most often
changed by the user during printer operation, including the size of the
paper roll, the image size, the type of video signal input, etc. The
MEMORY SW MENU items are seldom changed after initial printer
setup and include setup of certain memory options.
To set the printer MAIN MENU control values:
1. Connect the printer to the ultrasound system as shown in

Figure 2--5.
2. Turn on power to the ultrasound system and printer.
3. Enable the printer loop-through video. Simultaneously press
Superkey + P on the system keyboard (lower user interface as-
sembly).
4. Verify that the printer video output is displayed on the system
monitor.
CP700--2--14
NOTE: If the loop-through video is not legible or not available, pro-
gram the printer using the printer front panel controls.
5. Press Menu on the printer remote control to display the printer

MAIN MENU with the COLOR ADJ control highlighted.
6. Press the right arrow key on the remote control to display the
BRT (brightness) control.
7. Refer to Table 1--4 for the factory default values for the printer
controls.
NOTE: The default values in Table 1--4 are the standard ATL rec-
ommended control settings. These control settings may be
changed at the customer’s request.
8. Set the printer to the default value from Table 1--4 or the cus-
tomer’s preferred value. Press the right arrow key to increment
the displayed value. Press the left arrow key to decrement the
value.
9. Press the down arrow key to move to the next control (or the up
arrow to move to the previous control).
CP700--2--15
10. When you get to the ANALOG ADJ submenu, press the right
arrow key to enter the menu and the down arrow key to cycle
through the control options. When you get to the last control for
the displayed submenu, highlight the Change OK prompt.
11. If the changes you have made are not acceptable, press the
right arrow key to highlight the Cancel prompt. Press SET on
the remote control and reprogram the options for that particular
submenu.
12. If the changes you have made are acceptable, press SET on
the remote control to return the printer to the ANALOG ADJ
submenu. Press the down arrow key and SET to return to the
COLOR ADJ submenu.
13. Press the down arrow key to continue to the SIGNAL SET sub-
menu. Press the right arrow key to enter the submenu.
14. When the last control is programmed on the printer MAIN
MENU, highlight the Save PRG:1 prompt. Press SET on the
remote control to save the control values.
15. Disable the printer loop-through video. Simultaneously press
sembly).
CP700--2--16
Table 2--4. CP--700U/E Printer Main Menu Control Settings
for HDI 3000
CONTROL SETTINGS
COLOR ADJ
BRT 0
CONT --8
R--Sub 0
B--Sub 0
Center OFF
ANALOG ADJ
BRT 0
CONT 0
R--Sub 0
B--Sub 0
Center OFF
CP700--2--17
CONTROL SETTINGS
SIGNAL SET
Input RGB
Field NML
AFC OFF
ADDITIONAL
Strobe OFF
Multi: 1 for 1 OFF
Mode DIFF
Images 2
Separate ON
PRINT
Mode L (large)
Grad ECHO
APT H1
Comment OFF
Mirror OFF
CP700--2--18
CONTROL SETTINGS
SYSTEM
Size USER
H--Posi 0
Copy OFF
Top --8
Bottom 10
Left --16
Right 6
Page Inc ON
Live Sel DIGITAL
Convert ON
Buzzer ON
CP700--2--19
To set the printer MEMORY SW MENU control values:

Figure 2--5.
2. Turn on the ultrasound system.
3. Enable the printer loop-through video. Simultaneously press
sembly).
4. Press and hold down the Memory button on the printer front
panel and simultaneously press the printer Power button. After
approximately five seconds, the MEMORY SW MENU displays
with TIME ADJ highlighted.
NOTE: The TIME ADJ submenu is not needed for use with an ultra-
sound system because the time and date displayed on the
ultrasound system monitor is displayed on the print. If the
TIME ADJ submenu were used, the printer would print the
time and date at the bottom of the print. The battery to sup-
port the time and date feature has been removed from the
printer.
CP700--2--20
month, day, year, and time.
6. Press the arrow down key to move to the KEY SET submenu.
7. Press the right arrow key to enter the submenu. Refer to
Table 1--5 for the factory default printer controls.
8. Press the down arrow key to cycle through the control options.
When the last control has been displayed, highlight the Change
OK prompt.
9. Press SET to return the printer to the KEY SET submenu.
10. Press the down arrow key to move to the next submenus. Re-
peat steps 6 and 7 to program the controls for other submenus.
When all submenus have been programmed, highlight the
Change OK prompt.
CP700--2--21
11. If the changes are not acceptable, press the right arrow key to
highlight the Cancel prompt. Press SET and reprogram the con-
trols for the particular submenu.
12. If the changes you have made are acceptable, press SET to re-
turn to normal printer operation.
13. Disable the printer loop-through video. Simultaneously press
sembly).
remote control to save the control values.
CP700--2--22
Table 2--5. Printer Memory SW Menu Control Settings for HDI 3000
CONTROL SETTINGS
TIME
Month Not used with ultrasound
Date systems.
Year
Hour
Minute
Second
KEY SET
KEY LOCK OFF
MEM&PRN ON
MEM&STOP OFF
MEM&MON OFF
PRINT&CLR OFF
CLEAR KEY ONE
CP700--2--23
CONTROL SETTINGS
SIGNAL SET
IN Sync 0.3V
OUT Sync 0.3V
Sync NEGA
RGB SOG OUT OFF
H Start NML
Spcl Timing OFF
MON R--Sub 0
MON B--Sub 0
PRINT SET
PRN DIR NML
PRN Speed NML
Margin Cut OFF
V Position 34
CP700--2--24
CONTROL SETTINGS
Echo Gamma Adj. a: (64, 0)
b: (128, 0)
c: (192, 0)
SYSTEM SETTING
PRG All Init OFF
Baud Rate 9600
Remote Busy H
To set the printer rear panel switches:

Figure 2--5.
2. Set the rear panel switches as indicated in Table 2--6.
Table 2--6. CP--700U/E Printer Rear Panel Switch Settings
SWITCH SETTING
IMPEDANCE -- RGB 75 :
IMPEDANCE -- SYNC HIGH
CP700--2--25
2--5 Apogee 800PLUS Internal Installation
CP--700U/E
printer
Apogee 800PLUS
Remote control REMOTE 2
3500-2624-01
COLOR PRINT R
Internal I/O Con- G
nector Panel
25--pin DSUB B
(female) SYNC
154606
AC LINE
Figure 2--6. CP--700U/E Internal Connections to the Apogee 800PLUS
CP700--2--26
2--5.1 Cable Installation
1. Connect the power cord to the printer and route the cable to the
system power strip at the bottom of the OEM bay.
2. Locate the color printer interface cable and connect the printer
to the system as shown in Figure 2--6.
2--5.2 System Setup

NOTE: The following steps set up video loop through, which will
enable the printer to be set up.
1. Plug in the Apogee 800PLUS system and turn on the system

power.
2. After the system completes boot-up, press the Menu key to dis-
play the MAIN MENU.
3. Highlight PERIPHERAL SETUP MENU using the Select wheel,
then press Enter.
4. Select the VIDEO PRINTER SETUP MENU and press Enter.
CP700--2--27
5. Select RGB VIDEO = COLOR PRINTER and press Enter until
COLOR PRINTER is displayed.
6. Select COLOR PRINTER SETUP MENU and press Enter.
NOTE: The Apogee800PLUS screen will go blank when the color
printer setup menu is selected. RGB video is routed from the
printer back to the system monitor. The printer is then
aligned to the system by performing setup routines
accessed on the color printer.
2--5.3 Printer Setup

To set the printer MAIN MENU control values:
1. Connect the printer to the Apogee 800PLUS ultrasound system

as shown in Figure 2--6.
2. Verify that there is power to the ultrasound system and printer.
CP700--2--28
3. Enable the printer loop-through video.
There are two ways to loop video through the printer to the sys-
tem monitor, depending on the internal circuitry of the system.
Press K on the Apogee 800PLUS system keyboard. If this does
not work, continue with steps (a) through (e) below:
a. Press Menu on the upper left of the Apogee 800PLUS
remote control panel.
b. Select PERIPHERAL SETUP MENU and press Enter.
c. Select VIDEO PRINTER SETUP MENU and press Enter.
d. Select COLOR PRINTER SETUP MENU and press Enter.
e. Verify that the printer video output is displayed on the sys-
tem monitor.
NOTE: If the loop-through video is not legible or not available, pro-
gram the printer using the printer front panel controls.
4. Press Menu on the printer remote control to display the printer

MAIN MENU with COLOR ADJ highlighted.
BRT (brightness) control.
CP700--2--29
6. Refer to Table 2--7 for the factory default values for the printer
controls.
7. Set the printer to the default value from Table 2--7 or the cus-
tomer’s preferred value. Press the right arrow key to increment
the displayed value. Press the left arrow key to decrement the
value.
8. Press the down arrow key to move to the next control (or the up
arrow to move to the previous control).
9. When you get to the ANALOG ADJ, press the right arrow key to
enter the submenu and the down arrow key to cycle through the
control options. When you get to the last control for the dis-
played submenu, highlight the Change OK prompt.
10. If the changes you have made are not acceptable, press the
right arrow key to highlight the Cancel prompt. Press SET on
the remote control and reprogram the options for that particular
submenu.
CP700--2--30
11. If the changes you have made are acceptable, press SET on
the remote control. The printer will return to the ANALOG ADJ
submenu. Press the down arrow key and SET to return to the
COLOR ADJ submenu.
12. Press the down arrow key to continue to the SIGNAL SET sub-
menu. Press the right arrow key to enter the submenu.
remote control to save the control settings.
14. Disable the printer loop-through video. Press K on the system
keyboard, or press Esc repeatedly until the system displays a
live screen without the graphics.
CP700--2--31
Table 2--7. CP--700U/E Printer Main Menu Control Settings
for Apogee 800PLUS
CONTROL SETTINGS
COLOR ADJ
BRT 0
CONT --8
R--Sub 0
B--Sub 0
Center OFF
ANALOG ADJ
BRT 0
CONT 0
R--Sub 0
B--Sub 0
Center OFF
CP700--2--32
CONTROL SETTINGS
SIGNAL SET
Input RGB
Field NML
AFC OFF
ADDITIONAL
Strobe OFF
Multi: 1 for 1 OFF
Mode DIFF
Images 2
Separate ON
PRINT
Mode L (large)
Grad ECHO
APT H1
Comment OFF
Mirror OFF
CP700--2--33
CONTROL SETTINGS
SYSTEM
Size USER
H--Posi --10
Copy OFF
Top --8
Bottom 10
Left --16
Right 6
Page Inc ON
Live Sel DIGITAL
Convert ON
Buzzer ON
To set the printer MEMORY SW MENU control values:

Figure 2--6.
CP700--2--34
2. Turn on the ultrasound system.
3. Enable the printer loop-through video.
There are two ways to loop video through the printer to the sys-
tem monitor, depending on the internal circuitry of the system.
Press K on the system keyboard. If this does not work, contin-
ue with steps (a) through (e) below:
a. Press Menu on the upper left of the control panel.
b. Select PERIPHERAL SETUP MENU and press Enter.
c. Select VIDEO PRINTER SETUP MENU and press Enter.
d. Select COLOR PRINTER SETUP MENU and press Enter.
e. Verify that the printer video output is displayed on the sys-
tem monitor.
4. Press and hold down the Memory button on the printer front
panel and simultaneously press the printer Power button. After
approximately five seconds, the MEMORY SW MENU displays
with TIME ADJ highlighted.
CP700--2--35
NOTE: The TIME ADJ submenu is not needed for use with an ultra-
sound system because the time and date displayed on the
ultrasound system monitor is displayed on the print. If the
TIME ADJ submenu were used, the printer would print the
time and date at the bottom of the print. The battery to sup-
port the time and date feature has been removed from the
printer.
month, day, year, and time.
6. Press the arrow down key to move to the KEY SET submenu.
7. Press the right arrow key to enter the submenu. Refer to
Table 2--8 for the factory default printer controls.
8. Press the down arrow key to cycle through the control options.
When the last control has been displayed, the highlight Change
OK prompt.
CP700--2--36
9. Press SET to return the printer to the KEY SET submenu.
10. Press the down arrow key to move to the next submenus. Re-
peat steps 6 and 7 to program the controls for other submenus.
When all submenus have been programmed, the highlight
Change OK prompt.
11. If the changes are not acceptable, press the right arrow key to
highlight the Cancel prompt. Press SET and reprogram the con-
trols for the particular submenu.
12. If the changes you have made are acceptable, press SET to re-
turn to normal printer operation.
13. Disable the printer loop-through video. Press K on the system
keyboard, or press Esc repeatedly until the system displays a
live screen without the graphics.
remote control to save the control settings.
CP700--2--37
Table 2--8. Printer Memory SW Menu Control Settings for Apogee 800PLUS
CONTROL SETTINGS
TIME
Month Not used with ultrasound
systems.
t
Date
Year
Hour
Minute
Second
KEY SET
KEY LOCK OFF
MEM&PRN ON
MEM&STOP OFF
MEM&MON OFF
PRINT&CLR OFF
CLEAR KEY ONE
CP700--2--38
CONTROL SETTINGS
SIGNAL SET
IN Sync 0.3V
OUT Sync 0.3V
Sync NEGA
RGB SOG OUT OFF
H Start NML
Spcl Timing OFF
MON R--Sub 0
MON B--Sub 0
CP700--2--39
CONTROL SETTINGS
PRINT SET
PRN DIR NML
PRN Speed NML
Margin Cut OFF
V Position 34
Echo Gamma Adj. a: (64, 0)
b: (128, 0)
c: (192, 0)
SYSTEM SETTING
PRG All Init OFF
Baud Rate 9600
Remote Busy H
CP700--2--40
To set the printer rear panel switches:

Figure 2--6.
2. Set the rear panel switches as indicated in Table 2--9.
Table 2--9. CP--700U/E Printer Rear Panel Switch Settings
SWITCH SETTING
IMPEDANCE -- RGB 75 :
IMPEDANCE -- SYNC HIGH
CP700--2--41
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Printing unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Interior surfaces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Print head . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Paper path . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Ink cassette area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
PCBs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Hardware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
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Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
External Cleaning and Inspection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Covers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Front panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Cabling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Remote control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
Labeling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j
CP700--3--2
4 Adjustments
There are no image quality or field service adjustments for the
CP--700 U/E.
CP700--4--1
5 Troubleshooting
5--1 Introduction
This section includes troubleshooting procedures for the CP--700U/E.
To isolate a problem with the CP--700U/E, identify the heading below
that best describes the situation, then follow the steps until you iden-
tify the problem’s source.
5--1.1 Error Messages

If for some reason printing is not possible or errors occur during print-
ing, the error message will be displayed on the monitor screen or
LCD.
In this case, follow the procedure described below:
CP700--5--1
Table 5--1. CP--700U/E Error Messages
Error Messages Problem Solution

DOOR OPEN The printing unit is not Insert the printing unit
inserted correctly. until it is locked in the
unit.
PAPER EMPTY The print paper has run Install the print paper cor-
out or is not correctly rectly.
inserted into the printer.1
SHEET CARTRIDGE The ink-cassette is not Install the ink-cassette.
EMPTY installed.
OVER HEAT The temperature inside The error message will be
the unit becomes too removed from the display
high. when the printer cools in
approximately 10 min-
utes.2
SHEET END The ink-sheet is used up. Replace the ink-sheet
with a new one.
CP700--5--2
Error Messages Problem Solution
PAPER JAM J11 Paper
p jamming
j g occurs. Refer to “Overcomingg
PAPER JAM J12 paper jams” in the printer
PAPER JAM J13 h db k (P/N
handbook
4740 0275 01)
4740-0275-01).
PAPER JAM J14
TECHNICAL ERROR J22 Other defects. Press the MEMORY but-
TECHNICAL ERROR J23 ton for more than 1 sec-
TECHNICAL ERROR J24 ond while pressing the
MONITOR button.3
If the status is not
i
improved dbby carrying
i outt
this measure, consult the
factory.
1. In case of the L-size printing, the image is not printed completely.
2. When set for continuous printing, the continuous printing is carried out after the error message goes off.
3. This is an operation for initialization. Press the MONITOR button first. If the MEMORY button is
pressed first, a new image will be stored in memory erasing any previously stored image.
CP700--5--3
Table 5--2. CP--700U/E Other Messages
Other Messages Causes

MECH INITIALIZE REQUEST Indicates when the power is
turned on after turning off dur-
ing printing.
MECHA INITIALIZE Indicates initialization.
PRINT STOP In the case of pressing the
STOP button on the remote
control during printing, this unit
is initialized. This message is
indicated during initialization.
5--1.2 Clearing Paper Jams

1. Press the OPEN button to pull out the printing unit.
2. Remove the ink cassette.
3. Turn the paper sending control clockwise on the right side of the
printing unit.
Roll up the print paper completely.
CP700--5--4
4. Remove the print paper.
5. Cut off the defective part of print paper with scissors.
6. Cut both edges of the print paper.
7. Install the print paper.
CP700--5--5
6 Parts
Table 6--1. CP--700U/E Printer Part Numbers
Part Number Description System

2100-1327-01 Printer, Video, Color RGB/NTSC, 120 Vac
2100-1328-01 Printer, Video, Color RGB/PAL, 240 Vac
2100-1329-01 Paper, Roll, Thermal, CP--700U/E Printer
2100-1330-01 Ink Sheet, L Size, CP--700U/E Printer
2100-1331-01 Ink Sheet, S Size, CP--700U/E Printer
2100-1031-01 Ink Cassette, L Size, CP--700U/E Printer
2100-1030-01 Ink Cassette, S Size, CP--700U/E Printer
2100-1412-01 Cut-off Tray, CP--700U/E Printer
2100-1413-01 Hand Controller, CP--700U/E Printer
4740-0275-01 Printer Handbook (Comes with Printer, Mitsu-
bishi P/N 59258501)
3500-1541-04 Cable Assy, Sony RGB Printer Internal Instal- HDI 3000
lations, power
CP700--6--1
2275-0326-01 Cable Assy, External OEM, power HDI 3000
3500-2624-01 Cable Assy, Internal Color Printer ApogeePLUS
800
2275-0176 Cable, BNC, M/M, 6 ft., RG 59B/U, 75 Ohm, HDI 3000
External OEM (for loop-through video and
on-screen programming)
3500-2663-01 Cable Assy, Color printer, External Power HDI 3000
3500-2644-01 Cable Assy, External RGB printer HDI 3000
3500-1623-01 External print cable, remote HDI 3000
154606 Interspec cable HDI 3000
CP700--6--2

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Color Video Printers

Service Manual 4730-0221-02 Rev D consists of:

Copyright E 1997 BY ATL Ultrasound

14 13 12 11 10 9 8 -- FRONT PANEL CONTROLS --

Press the PUSH-OPEN ( ) section of the

Figure 1--1. VY-100 Controls, Indicators, and Connectors (1 of 2)

-- REAR PANEL CONNECTORS AND CONTROLS --

Figure 1--1. VY-100 Controls, Indicators, and Connectors (2 of 2)

Figure 1--2. VY-100 Cabling Diagram (UM-6 and UM-9) (1 of 2)

VY-100A/UM-9 (Internally Mounted)

Figure 1--2. VY-100 Cabling Diagram (UM-6 and UM-9) (2 of 2)

Paper Sensor 2 Paper

Dark Ink End

Supply Reel Disk

Figure 1--4. VY-100 Sensor Locations

1. Remove rear panel cover from UM-9.

2. Verify mounting hardware is properly installed.

3. Position VY-100 between side plates, and slide to lip latch.

4. Secure top plate to side plates.

5. Route and connect cabling. Refer to Figure 1--2.

2. Remove control panel drawer-slides.

6. Remove VY-100 mounting hardware as required.

2. Press LEFT MONITOR PRINT. Verify the unit produces a color

Internal Cleaning and Inspection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . j

5. Remove the Belt Cleaning Plate from the paper cassette.

Optimum print quality is usually obtained with CONTR set to center

4--1 Image Quality Adjustment

NOTE: Do not adjust COLOR and TINT unless a video signal is

NOTE: The following adjustments affect the next image to be

2. Press MEMORY and hold down. Adjust CONTR and BRIGHT

3. Make a print and evaluate.

- To clear a paper jam:

1. Position the printer for access to the ink cartridge door.

2. Open the door and remove the ink cartridge.

Ink Cartridge Door

Figure 4--1. Clearing Paper Jams

1. PAPER Indicator blinks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VY100--5--2

Problem/Symptom Possible Cause Solution/Fault Isolation

Used On Part Number Description

VIDEO -- Press to select an NTSC composite video input sig-

TTL -- Press to select an RGB TTL input signal applied into

ANALOG -- Press to select an RGB analog input signal

a. Set BRIGHT, CONTRAST and other parameters

b. Print timing and print size

c. Set display comments

d. Set time and date

e. Check the number of color sheets remaining

Table 1--7. CP100U/E Initial Control Settings

Menu Item Setting

Figure 1--5. CP100U/E Installation -- UM-6 Systems

Figure 1--6. CP100U/E Installation -- UM-9 Systems (Internal)

Figure 1--7. CP100U/E Installation -- UM-9 Systems (External)

Error Condition Problem/Solution

1. Position the CP100U/E external to the UM-6 or UM-9.

2--2 UM-6 or UM-9 Internal Installation

1. Place the CP100U/E in the lower OEM bay of the UM-6 or in

2. Connect cabling per cabling diagrams in Section 1. Attach

3. Connect the CP100U/E power cord to the system power outlet.

5. Install paper into paper cassette. Place paper cassette and

6. Power up the system and the CP100U/E.

7. Set CP100U/E front, inside, and rear panel controls per

8. Verify UM-9 is configured for INTERNAL MITSUBISHI