2856yd600c R2 Super User Setup 3rd

R2 SUPER 700/1000
R2 SUPER 700/1000 COMPACT
USER SETUP MANUAL

Ver. 1.10
USER SETUP MANUAL

If this is your first time operating this unit, ensure that Instruction Guide
this manual is read completely prior to initial usage.
Please refer to this manual when any of the following information is required:
Part Names and
▼ Basic Operation
• Information about the daily workflow
• Information about setup procedures for magazines and film carriers
• Information for changing basic settings
• Information for performing setup and maintenance
Startup and Shutdown
• Information about replacing consumable parts
Procedures
• Information for confirming the inspection procedures
KONICA MINOLTA PHOTO IMAGING, INC. Changing the Settings of Color,

Density and Picture Quality
Shinjuku Nomura Building No.26-2,
Nishishinjuku 1-chome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 163-0512, Japan
Data Management
Various Settings
Replacement
Inspections
References
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USER SETUP MANUAL
Introduction
Thank you for your purchase of this system.

• This “USER SETUP MANUAL” contains information about this system, including basic settings,
procedures for replacing consumables and precautions for usage.
• Please read this manual thoroughly to ensure that this system is operated in the appropriate man-
ner.
• A separate INSTRUCTION MANUAL has also been provided for your reference.
[INSTRUCTION MANUAL]
The manual contains information on print operating procedures and usage precautions that are not
described within the USER SETUP MANUAL.
Important
• The copying or reproduction of this manual without permission, in whole or in part, are strictly
prohibited.
• The information described within this manual and the specifications for the software are subject to
change in the future without notice.
• We accept no liability whatsoever for any damage, loss or malfunction caused due to the connec-
tion or usage of equipment or software that has not been specifically designated for use by us.
• The illustrations and the photos in this manual differ from the shape in order to models or date of
manufacture.
• This manual contains information about the all of Jtype and SQAtype of R2 SUPER 700, R2 SUPER
1000, R2 SUPER 700 COMPACT and R2 SUPER 1000 COMPACT.
• In this manual procedures are explained by using the separate model (R2 SUPER 700/R2 SUPER
1000) mainly.
• The on-screen displays, the illustrations and the pictures in this manual correspond to DS-2000E/
2001E, which features a film scanner, only.
If using DS-3000E, which does not feature a film scanner, on-screen displays which feature film-
scanning functions are not displayed in the manner shown in the manual.
Accordingly, film-scanning functions are not featured in DS-3000E.
• This symbols DS-2000E/2001E are indicated, when the functions are only available with DS-2000E/
2001E (with a film scanner), and the items of inspection and cleaning are required only for DS-
2000E/2001E (with a film scanner).
Please keep this manual in a safe and easy-to-access location for future reference.
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Content of Manuals
Two manuals have been provided for this system. Please refer to them whenever necessary, in
accordance with your objectives.
USER SETUP MANUAL (This book)

If this is your first time operating this system, ensure that this manual is read completely prior to initial usage.
The USER SETUP MANUAL contains all the important information required to ensure correct operation,
from startup to shutdown.
Part Names and Basic Operation Startup and Shutdown Procedures

Information about the part names Information about daily workflow
and setup procedures for
magazines and film carriers
Chapter Chapter
Changing the Settings of Color,

Density and Picture Quality Data Management
Information for changing the Information about data
settings of color, density management
and picture quality
Chapter Chapter
Chapter
Various Settings Inspections
Replacement
Information for performing Information for confirming
setup procedures of Information about inspection procedure
printing operations, replacing consumable
setup and maintenance parts
Chapter Chapter
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
This manual provides a descriptions of fundamental printing methods classified by its
function. Please refer to this manual whenever you have questions about printing
Instruction Guide Printing from Film

Information about basic Information for printing from film
information, such as film, paper
and the home screen, etc.
Chapter Chapter
Printing from Digital Data Printing Variations

Information for printing images Information about different types
taken by digital cameras of printing methods
Chapter Chapter
Techniques CD-R Burning and External PC

Information about convenient Information of burning to CD-R
function and printing from external PC
Chapter Chapter
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How to Use the Manuals
Quick Guide Print Sample

Title The Quick Guide shows the flow Allows users to determine
Allows users to search for of a particular operation. Users print details prior to the
specific target functions by title. are able to understand the basic printing operation.
operation of a function prior to
actual operation.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL INSTRUCTION MANUAL
2-1 DS-2000E/2001E
only functional with DS-2000E/2001E

Settings
Printing from 135 Negative Film
1
Select type of Film mask on the home screen, and then select Film type.
The following provides an explanation of the basic procedure for printing 135 negative film (un-cut
negative: color or black-and-white) immediately after the film has been developed.
The type of film carrier currently
installed is displayed.
Select the type of film mask Set the film type to [Negative] or [B&W] Select
the print size Select the type of service Check the output type Set the
film to 135 AFC Adjust the color and picture quality if necessary Print • Film mask: Select [135F/P] in the case of
printing either full size or panorama only, select
[Mix] in the case of printing a mixture of full size
and panorama film, or select [135H] in the case
of half size.
• Film type: Select [Negative] when printing color
negatives. Select [B&W] when printing black-
and-white negatives.
• Selected items are displayed surrounded with a green border. If an item other than that which has been
selected is surrounded with a green border, click that item to cancel its selection.
2-1 Printing from 135 Negative Film
2-1 Printing from 135 Negative Film

2
Select Print size and then select
Service on the home screen.
Un-cut negative refers to the film prior to cutting, and is used to distinguish from film that has been cut. Printing from
film that has been cut is referred to as reprinting. The procedure is somewhat different during reprinting.* • Print size: Select [3.5R] in the case of normal
service prints.
Preparation • Service: Select [Normal] in the case of normal
service prints.
1
Install a paper magazine* filled with paper having a width fitted to the print
size.
It is necessary to change the paper magazine according to the print or der.
2
Check that the 135 auto film carrier (AFC) is installed.
Change to the 135 AFC* if another film carrier is installed.
135 AFC can scan film containing more than 2 frames. When it is less than 3
frames, the universal film carrier (sold separately) is necessary.
If this happens: When the film becomes jammed

HINT If the film becomes jammed when set to the 135AFC, press the emergency stop button in
the scanner section. Forwarding of the scanner will stop, then slowly remove the carrier
and take out the film. Never attempt to pull out the film while it is inside the scanner
.
If this happens: When the frames become out of position
- If punched holes are on the outside of the film, cut off the parts and retry scanning.
- If the film is an un-cut negative, cut it into six frame pieces and retry scanning.
- After wiping the sensor windows (both the upper part and the lower part) with the
specified cloth, perform Auto Gain adjustment for 135AFC.
(Click [Setup] [12 Individual Setup] [123 Set up AFC] then click [Auto gain].)
........Continued
* Reprinting...2-7 Reprinting * Setting the border...2-4 Border
* Installing the paper magazine...USER SETUP MANUAL/1-3 Removing/Installing the Paper Magazine
1 * Changing the auto film carrier (AFC)...USER SETUP MANUAL/1-4 Removing/Installing the Film Carrier (FC) 2
HINT
Reference Title
Useful information for certain specific operations
This section provides detailed information
is summarized within this section.
relating to certain specific operations.
●Symbols and Their Meanings
This symbol indicates that the items described within this section require additional
attention.
This symbol indicates that the items described within this section are special hints and
important points.
This symbol indicates that the items described within this section can aid in performing
the specified operation.
●Information about Safety Symbols

Safety symbols are separate notations that indicate situations in which bodily injury and/or property
damage may occur. Please refer to the “Safety Guide” for more information about safety symbols.
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Before Operating the Unit
■We accept no liability whatsoever for any damage, loss or malfunction caused due to the connec-
tion or usage of equipment or software that has not been specifically designated for use by us.
■In order to ensure safe operation of this system, please observe the following precautions:
If these precautions are not observed, malfunctions may occur, such as transmission abnormalities
or data corruption.
• Prevent the unit from receiving sharp impacts or vibrations.
• Do not immerse the unit in water or other liquids.
• Do not allow high temperature objects or highly magnetic objects near the unit.
■If settings have been performed while print standby data is present, these settings may even affect
the print standby orders. (In some cases, the print settings may change inadvertently in the middle
of that particular order.)
Settings should only be changed after confirming that print standby orders are not present on the
printing progress status monitoring screen.
■If error messages are displayed, operations should proceed in accordance with the instructions on
the monitor display.
■Prohibition Against Copying of Data
Please ensure that additional precautions are taken to guard against the reading in and copying of
data using this system, as the possession of copied data may be an action subject to legal pros-
ecution.
1. Items For Which Copying is Prohibited by Law:
● Paper currency, coins, government-issued securities, national bonds and local bond certificates
● Unused postage stamps and post cards
● Government-issued revenue stamps, various types of certificate stamps administered in accor-
dance with the Liquor Tax Law and the Commodity Tax Law
(Applicable Laws)
● Currency and Securities Falsification Law
● Laws pertaining to the falsification or modification of foreign coins, paper currency, bank notes
and securities; falsification or forgeries in general
● Postage Stamp Falsification Law
● Law Concerning the Falsification of Revenue Stamps
● Law Concerning the Regulation of Securities Resembling Paper Currency
2. Items Requiring Additional Precautions
● According to government regulations, specific precautions must be taken when copying publicly
issued securities, public transit passes or books of tickets, such as: stock certificates, commer-
cial notes and checks, other than on occasions in which business enterprises are allowed to
make a certain maximum number of copies as required for their own business purposes.
● The copying of the following items is not recommended: government-issued passports; licenses
issued by public institutions or private organizations; permits; identification cards; and various
other types of documentation, such as entry passes and meal coupons.
3. Items Subject to Copyright
● Copying is prohibited for specific creations that are subject to copyright, including: books, music,
paintings, prints, maps, movies, drawings and blueprints, photographs and images, unless the
purpose of such copying is limited solely for personal use within the same family or within a
limited scope of similar purposes.
• Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States.

• All other product and company names mentioned herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
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Contents
Introduction
Content of Manuals
How to Use the Manuals
Before Operating the Unit
Instruction Guide
Safety Guide Description of Warning and Caution Labels .... 15
(Precautions on Maintenance and Inspection) .... 8 List of Warning and Caution Labels and
Description of Signal Words ....................... 13 Where to Attach .......................................... 21
Chapter
Part Names and Basic Operation
1 This chapter explains the part names, setup map, how to remove/install the paper magazine and
the film carrier.
1-1 Part Names .................................................................................................................. 38

1-2 Setup Map ................................................................................................................... 46
1-3 Removing/Installing the Paper Magazine ................................................................... 48
1-4* Removing/Installing the Film Carrier ........................................................................... 54
Chapter
Startup and Shutdown Procedures
2 This chapter explains startup & shutdown operations and power OFF/ON operations.
2-1 Startup Procedures ..................................................................................................... 58

2-2 Shutdown Procedures ................................................................................................. 77
2-3 Power OFF/ON Operations ......................................................................................... 83
2-4 Forced Reset ............................................................................................................... 87
Chapter
Changing the Settings of Color, Density and Picture Quality
3 This chapter explains the color management and monitor adjustment.
3-1 Picture Quality Adjustment by Film Type or Media Type ............................................. 90

3-2 Changing the Settings of Color and Density ............................................................... 93
3-3 Changing the Color Balance for Black-and-white/Sepia ............................................. 95
3-4 Changing the Rate for Color and Density ................................................................... 96
3-5 Monitor Adjustment ...................................................................................................... 99
Chapter
Data Management
4 This chapter provides an explanation of managing previously printed data (storage).
4-1 Backing up Data ........................................................................................................ 108

4-2 Retrieving Data Backed up......................................................................................... 110
4-3 Managing Previously Printed Data (Storage) ............................................................. 114
4-4 Managing Number of Printed Data ............................................................................. 116
* Marked function is only functional with DS-2000E/2001E.
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Chapter
Various Settings
5 This chapter explains the various procedures and settings used for unit setup and maintenance.
5-1 Changing the Index Print Setting .............................................................................. 124

5-2 Changing the Items Printed on the Back of the Print
(Changing the Back Printing) .................................................................................... 127
5-3 Setting the Border Width ........................................................................................... 135
5-4 Changing the Image Pasting Ratio (Enlargement, Reduction, Cropping) ................ 136
5-5 Changing the Date of Pre-operation Inspection/Post-operation
Inspection Procedures ............................................................................................... 140
5-6 Changing the Timer Settings ..................................................................................... 141
5-7 Changing the Paper Settings .................................................................................... 144
5-8 Installing/Uninstalling Templates ............................................................................... 146
5-9 Setting of the CD-R Burning ...................................................................................... 148
5-10 Settings for EX-PC .................................................................................................... 155
5-11 Other Settings ........................................................................................................... 161
Chapter
Replacement
6 This section explains the procedures for replacing consumables, including paper and developing
solution.
6-1 Replacing the Paper .................................................................................................. 170

6-2 Paper Channel Setup ................................................................................................ 177
6-3 Setting the Paper Magazine ...................................................................................... 179
6-4 Changing the Paper Width of the Paper Magazine ................................................... 180
6-5 Replacing the ECOJET Cartridge ............................................................................. 185
6-6 Replacing the Ink-ribbon ........................................................................................... 189
Chapter
Inspections
7 This chapter explains components that should be inspected.
The performance of inspections is an integral part of equipment operation that will ensure the
maintenance of high print quality over the long term.
7-1 Inspection Check List ................................................................................................ 192

7-2 Items for Weekly Inspection ...................................................................................... 193
7-3 Items for Monthly Inspection ..................................................................................... 203
7-4 Items that should be Inspected on a Regular Basis ................................................. 208
References
Trouble Shooting ..................................................................................................................... 216
Specifications ........................................................................................................................... 223
Multi-linguistic Caution and Warning Labels ........................................................................... 233
Index ................................................................................................................................... 240
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Safety Guide
(Precautions on Maintenance and Inspection)
Read this manual carefully before using this equipment.

Before operating this equipment, make sure you understand and observe the following impor-
tant precautions.
Precautions on installing and using this equipment

Safety Guide (Precautions on Maintenance and Inspection)
1. This equipment is used to expose and process photographic paper by using exposed film and digital
media (e.g., CD-ROM, floppy disk, flatbed scanner). Do not use this equipment for other purposes.
2. To maintain safe and optimum functionality, operate this equipment properly according to the manual.
3. Keep this manual near the equipment, and always observe all precautions and follow all instructions.
4. Observe the warnings mentioned in this manual and caution labels. See “Safety Guide”, “Description
of Signal Words” and “Description of Warning and Caution Labels” for details.
5. Do not install this equipment on an inclined or otherwise uneven floor, and avoid direct exposure
to the sunlight. Do not position any lighting fixtures within 2m from the negative film carrier.
6. Be sure to install a ventilating fan in the room where this equipment is installed to protect the
operators against gas, heat, odor and high humidity.
7. Dirt and mud do harm the condition of this equipment. Be sure to clean the room every day
where this equipment is installed.
8. This equipment is not equipped with a cooling unit. Be sure to use in the following environment.
Operate this equipment under an ambient temperature of 18-28°C and relative humidity of 30-80%.
9. Since this equipment is grounded with a three-wire power cord, do not disconnect the grounding
wire in order to avoid electric shock.
10. There are ventilating holes to prevent rises in temperature. Never block these holes with any
objects.
11. Never stick your hands or any objects into the ventilation holes because the ventilating fans are
operating. Electric shock or other injury may result. Also refrain from touching the processor's
printer connector when the equipment is turned on.
12. In the case of continuous use for long hours, take a rest for around 10 minutes by one hour to
give your eyes a rest.
13. Use the monitor at the distance of 80 cm in a bright room.
Avoid the place where the sun ray or light reflects at the right angle.
14. Do not turn the processor on without docking it with the printer.
15. Be sure to contact your service engineer when installing, collecting, relocating or repacking the equipment.
16. Do not peel caution labels off the equipment.
17. Do not sit on or put your weight on the dedicated desk and the working table.
18. Should the manual or any caution label be damaged, replace with new ones.
19. To purchase additional manuals or caution labels, contact your nearest our dealer.
Should any trouble occur……

1 Turn off the power switch on the equipment
▼
2 Turn off the breaker on the distribution panel
▼
3 Contact Us
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Precautions for Processing Solution

1. Some tablets and processing solutions (concentrate solutions and solutions used, hereafter referred to
as processing solutions) use non-medicinal poisonous chemicals which are irritants and / or which
may be harmful if swallowed. Some processing solutions may also be skin or eye irritants, and may
cause allergic reactions with repeated exposure. Please use care when handling tablets and process-
ing solutions.
2. Wear safety goggles, gloves, and work clothes when handling processing solution to prevent direct
contact with your skin. Also, make sure that the work area contains ventilation fans, and is properly
ventilated when working with processing solutions.
3. If you directly touch the solution in tanks or processing solution, or if you conduct operation that may
lead to direct contact, wash your hands with soap and plenty of water after completing operation.

4. Processing solution may discolor or otherwise stain clothing.
5. Emergency measures for processing solution.
• Should tablets or processing solution be swallowed, immediately rinse your mouth out with water or
drink one or two cups (180ml or more) of water. When instructed to do so by a doctor, induce
vomiting to disgorge swallowed tablets or processing solution, then seek immediate medical treat-
ment.
• Should processing solution get into your eyes, immediately wash your eyes out in running water for
15 minutes, then seek immediate medical treatment.
• If you touch processing solution directly, immediately wash it off with a plenty of water. If any symp-
toms appear, consult a physician. There is a possibility of agents causing allergic reactions with
repeated exposure.
6. Do not mix with hypochlorites (industrial or household bleach).
7. Dispose of package for processing solution in accordance with state and local regulations.
8. Please have disposal of chemicals performed by an authorized chemical disposal agent.
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Precautions for Disposal of This Equipment and

Packing Materials
Precautions for Disposal of This Equipment
When disposing of this equipment, consult federal state and/or local regulations for the
proper disposal method.
• When disposing of the equipment, be sure to treat it as follows before delivering it to the waste
collector.
• Remove processing solution and carefully wash each rack and processing tank.
• Cut pipe hoses, remove remaining solution and wash carefully. Be careful not to allow the process-
ing solution to leak into the environment.
• Dispose of process filters after completely washing them.
• Collection and recycling of the personal computer used in this equipment is the responsibility of the
computer maker.
• The backup battery (nickel-metal-hydride battery) used with this equipment must be disposed of in
accordance with state and local regulations. The battery must be removed (replaced or disposed
of) by a service engineer; contact your local maintenance company.
• Regarding the method of disposal, be sure to observe the applicable laws and regulations of your
country or state.
Precautions for Disposal of Packing Materials
• Regarding the method of packaging materials disposal, be sure to observe the applicable laws and
regulations of your country or state.
• Since resin-containing package materials may be considered regulated wastes, be sure to deliver
them to authorized collectors of regulated wastes.
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Precautions for Maintenance and Inspection

This equipment has been checked in accordance with laws pertaining to various product safety regulations
before leaving the factory. Be sure to observe the following precautions whenever servicing this equipment.
1. Never perform any unspecified dissembling, adjustment, or servicing with parts not specified in
the manual. Never open or remove any unspecified covers because you may expose yourself
to high voltage resulting in electric shock and serious burns.
2. Never modify or alter this equipment for any reason.
3. Do not use unspecified replacement parts.
4. Be sure to turn off all power sources when performing specified maintenance as outlined in the
manual. If the power is not turned off, you may expose yourself to electric shock or other injury.

5. Do not run the power cord through locations where the cord may be crushed or stepped on.
6. When unplugging the power cord, make sure that the power has been completely turned off,
and remove the plug from the socket by pulling on the plug connector section, not the power
cable. (Use the same method for plugging in the unit)
7. Use a dry cloth for cleaning. Should water spill inside the equipment, turn the power off and
contact our Service Department.
8. Make sure that all screw and parts that are removed for maintenance are put back into place
before turning the power back on.
9. Check for dust in the plug and socket of the power cord. Perform cleaning once a year.
10. Before moving this equipment, turn the power off, then disconnect the power cord and connec-
tion cables. Be sure to drain all processing solution from each tank before moving this equip-
ment.
11. Precautions on Heating Sections (Units)
• The chemical solution heater, drying heater and motors all generate heat.
Be sure that these parts have fully cooled down before initiating maintenance and inspection.
• The cooling time for the heaters and motors varies depending on the duration of operation.
After turning off the breaker and main power switch of this equipment, allow sufficient cooling
time before starting operation.
• If you burn yourself, immediately cool the burned area under running water and seek medical
treatment.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Due to the potential danger to an inexperienced person servicing this equipment, as well as the
risk of damaging the equipment, our company strongly recommend that all servicing only be
performed by our trained service engineers.
Should any user (trained by us) need to perform an emergency operation not specified in the
Instruction Manual or User Maintenance Manual, first contact us to receive instructions before
performing the operation. At the same time, be sure to observe the following general precautions.
1. Turn off all power sources.

2. Never modify any electric circuit, for any reason.
3. Never pull out cords when removing connectors.
4. Do not step on the power cord or otherwise crush it.
5. After parts replacement or maintenance, be careful not to touch the burrs or sharp edges of the
casing when wiring. Never touch movable parts or the drive section, in particular, when wiring.
6. Carefully clean off any electric parts contaminated with processing solution.
7. When removing any unit of this equipment, always disconnect and reinstall the unit by holding
the metal part or green marked part of its body to prevent the breakage.
8. Before removing circuit boards, switches or sensors in the equipment, discharge static electric-
ity from your body by touching other metal part of the equipment.
9. Never perform unspecified maintenance or modification.
10. Do not use unspecified replacement parts (fuses etc.).
11. Make sure that screws and parts removed for maintenance are set back into place.
12. Do not make the interlock switch ineffective by inserting paper or other material.
Cautions for lithium battery

The lithium battery mounted on the mother board is designed as a replaceable battery.
This battery has a built-in combustible substance such as lithium and organic solvent. If you make
a mistake in replacement method, heat generation, ignition or rupture may occur. Replace the
battery with the one having a correct rating.
• Lithium battery: Model CR2023
When you have to replace the battery (lithium battery), be sure to contact a service engineer.
Replacement must be made by a service engineer.
For DS-2000E/2001E, DS-3000E, DP-2000E/2001E/2010E/2011E, PP-8621UB/8631UB
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any
interference, received including interference that may cause undesired operation.
This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio noise emissions from digital
apparatus a set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of Communi-
cations.
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Description of Signal Words
• Signal words indicate the levels of potential danger.
• Signal word contains the following three levels of danger, which are used properly according to the
probability and seriousness of damage to be caused by the danger.

Danger: Indicates an urgent situation that will likely result in death or serious injury should the prob-
lem not be corrected.
Warning: Indicates a dangerous situation that is likely to result in death or serious injury should the
problem not be corrected.
Caution: Indicates a dangerous situation that may result in medium-scale damage or slight injury
should the problem not be corrected. It is also used when only property damage is antici-
pated.
Probability of damage
Damage is caused. Damage may be cause.

(High probability) (Low probability)
Death or serious
Injury
injury (Damage Danger Warning
is serious.)
(and physical
Medium or slight
damage) Warning or
injury (Damage Caution
is slight.) Caution
Physical damage only Caution
Serious injury above refers to loss of eyesight, wounds, burns (low and high temperature), electronic
shock, bone fracture, or poisoning, which cause aftereffects or require medical treatment as an outpa-
tient or long hospitalization. Medium or slight injury refers to wounds burns and electric shock which do
not require medical treatment as an outpatient or long hospitalization. Physical damage refers to any
damage caused to houses or household items, or injury to domestic livestocks or pets.
• Description of warning and caution in the manual
(1) Warning is described in “List of Warning and Caution Labels and Where to Attach”
(2) Caution is described in “List of Warning and Caution Labels and Where to Attach” or described by
the following method.
CAUTION
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Erläuterung der Signalwörter
• Ein Signalwort weist auf den bei diesem Produkt vorherrschenden Gefahrengrad hin.
• Die Signalbegriffe umfassen drei Gefahrenstufen, die sich durch den Grad der Wahrsheinlichkeit
und des möglichen Schadens unterschieden.
GEFAHR: Weist auf eine extrem gefährliche Situation hin, die zu schweren oder tödlichen
Verletzungen fühern kann, wenn die Problemursache nicht beseitigt wird.
WARNUNG: Zeigt eine gefährliche Situation an, die zu schweren oder tödlichen Verletzungen
führen kann, wenn die Problemusache nicht beseitigt wird.
VORSICHT: Zeight eine gefährliche Situation an, die zu leichten Verletzungen oder mäßigen
Schäden führen kann, wenn die Problemursache nicht beseitigt wird. Dieser
Hinweis ercheint auch dann, wenn ausschließlich Sachschäden zu befürchten
sind.
Wahrscheinlichkeit der Beschädigung
Beschädigung mit Beschädigung ist

Sicherheit anzunehmen anzunehmen (niedrige
(hohe Wahrscheinlichkeit) Wahrscheinlichkeit)
Schwere oder tödliche

Verletzungsgefahr
Verletzungen (starke GEFAHR WARNUNG
Beschädigung der Anlage).
(und Beschäigung
Leichte oder mittelschwere
der Anlage) WARNUNG oder
erletzungen (leichte VORSICHT
Beschädigung der Anlage). VORSICHT
Nur Beschädigung der Anlage VORSICHT
Die Bezeichnung “schwere Verletzungen” umfaßt Verlust des Augenlichts, äußere

Verwundendungen, Verbrennungen (hohe oder niedrige Temperaturen), Elektroschock, Knochenbrüche
und Vergiftungen, soweit sie schädliche Wirkungen hinterlassen oder medizinische Behandlung (ambu-
lant) oder Krankenhausaufenthalt nach sich ziehen.
Zu leichteren “Verletzungen” zählen Verbrennungen und Elektroschock, soweit sie keine schädlichen
Wirkungen hinterlassen bzw. keine ambulante medizinische Behandlung oder Krankenhausaufenthalt
nach sich ziehen. Unter den Begriff “Sachschäden” fallen Schäden an einem Gebäude oder an
Haushaltsgegenständen sowie Verletzungen von Haustieren.
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Description of Warning and Caution Labels
• Regarding system and tablets or processing solution (concentrate solution and solution used), labels
and marks are used to explain precautions. Before operating this system, fully understand the mean-
ings of these labels and marks to perform safe operation.

Example of the signal word
1 Signal word
2 Symbol marks 3 Description of

of signal word signal word
1 Warning and Caution Labels
Display method Meaning
WARNING Incorrect operation may cause death or serious injury.
Incorrect operation may cause slight or minor injury, or physical

CAUTION
damage.
2 Symbol Mark
Symbol Mark Meaning
Indicates “Prohibition”
Indicates “Warning” or “Caution”
Indicates “Mandatory action”
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3 Example of Using Symbol Marks
Symbol marks used mainly for tablets or processing solution (concentrate solution and solution used).
Symbol Mark Meaning
Caution (Warning) Mark:

Harmful (poisonous) or irritating to the human body.

There is risk of skin corrosion.
Mandatory action Mark:

Wear protective goggles when handling.
Mandatory action Mark:

Wear protective gloves when handling.

This mark calls attention to operation precautions. Carefully read and
understand the text (description) on the label before performing opera-
tion.
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Symbol marks used mainly for equipment.
Symbol Mark Meaning

This mark calls attention to operation precautions. Carefully read and
understand the text (description) on the label before performing opera-
tion.
Caution Mark:
Risk of electric shock due to high voltage.

Caution Mark:
Risk of serious burn due to very hot section.
Prohibition Mark:
Do not insert your hands, since you may be cut.
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Beschreibung von Warnung- und Vorsicht-etiketten
• Zur Sicherheit der Ausrüstung und der Tabletten oder der Entwicklungslösung (Konzentrationslösung
und Lösung verwendet) dienen verschiedentliche Etiketten und Symbole. Bitte machen Sie sich vor
der Inbetriebnahme gründlich mit der Bedeutung dieser Etiketten und Symbole vertraut.
Beispiel des warnenden Aufklebers
1 Signalbegriff
2 Symbole zum 3 Erklärung des

Signalbegriff Signalbegriffs
1 Warnung- und Vorsich-Etiketten
Darstellung Bedeutung
WARNUNG Falsche Handhabung verursacht schwere oder tödliche Verletzungen.
Falsche Handhabung verursacht verursacht leichte Verletzungen

VORSICHT
oder Sachschäden.
2 Symbol Mark
Symbol Bedeutung
Bedeute “Verboten”
Bedeutet “Warnung” oder “Vorsicht”
Bedeute “Unbedingte Vorschrift”
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3 Beispiele für Symbole
Symbole sind hauptsächlich für Tabletten oder Entwicklungslösung (Konzentrationslösung und Lösung
verwendet) angebracht.
Symbol Bedeutung
Symbole für Vorsicht (Warnung):

Ist für Menschen schädlich (giftig) oder hat Reizwirkung.
Symbol für Vorsicht (Warnung):

Es besteht die Gefahr ätzender Hautreizung.
Symbol für unbedingte Vorschrift:

Bei der Handhabung unbedingt Schutzbrille tragen.
Symbol für unbedingte Vorschrift:

Bei der handhabung unbedingt Schutzhandschue tragen.

Dieses Symbol weist auf wichtige Vorsichtsmaßregeln hin.
Bitte lesen Sie den Etikettentext (Beschreibung) genau durch, bevor
Sie den nächsten Arbeitsschritt ausführen.
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Hauptsächlich auf Ausrüstungsteilen angebrachte Symbole.
Symbol Bedeutung

Dieses Symbol weist auf wichtige Vorsichtsmaßregeln hin.
Bitte lesen Sie den Etikettentext (Beschreibung) genau durch, bevor
Sie den nächsten Arbeitsschritt ausführen.
Symbol für Vorsicht:

Es besteht Hochspannung und damit Elektroschockgefahr.
Symbol für Vorsicht:

Es besteht die Gefahr von Verbrennungen an erhitzten Teilen.
Symbol für Verbot:

Nicht mit der Hand hineignreifen; es besteht Schnittverletzungsgefahr.
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List of Warning and Caution Labels and Where to Attach
WARNING
*1 C: NEMKO Standard
U: UL Standard

Label
Parts No. Operation Label
Location*1
Handling overflow Do not drink this liquid. W-1
Do not remove this label from this plastic tank.
C
#359450005A WARNING/WARNUNG
(For User)
Do not drink this liquid.

Do not remove this label from this plastic tank.
NIEMALS diese Flüssigkeit trinken!

KEINESFALLS diesen Aufkleber vom
Kunststoffbehälter entfernen.
U
#359454004A
(For User)
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Label
Location*1
Cleaning and Cutter blade is located below. W-2
inspecting Turn OFF the power switch before touching this area, and
around the before changing or removing the blade or jammed paper.
cutter blade
#271050001A C
(For Engineer) U
When mixing or handling chemicals or overflow solutions, W-3

Handling wear safety goggles and rubber gloves. If chemicals get in
chemicals or your eyes or on your skin, rinse immediately with lots of water.
overflow
#357050101A solution WARNING / WARNUNG C
(For User) When mixing or handling chemicals
or overflow solutions, wear safety goggles and
rubber gloves. If chemicals get in your eyes or
on your skin, rinse immediately with lots of
water.
Bei der Handhabung von Chemikalien oder

Lösungen unbedingt eine Schutzbrille und
Gummihandschuhe tragen!
Bei Augen-oder Hautkontakt die Chemikalien
sofort mit reichlich Wasser abspülen.
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Label
Location*1
Handling When you have to directly handle ECOJET or processing W-4
ECOJET or solutions, or when you have to touch ECOJET powder or
processing processing solutions to disassemble or clean the ECOJET
solution shooter or module drum, wear gloves and protective goggles
for safety. If chemicals contact eyes or skin, wash off with
water for 15 minutes.
Get medical attention. Chemicals may cause skin irritation.
#253450027A C
(For User)

#253450029A U
(For User)
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Label
Location*1
Replacing the Do not eat ECOJET tablets or drink solutions. In case tablets W-5
cartridge and or chemicals are swallowed, rinse mouth with water, drink
handling one or two cups (180ml or more) of water, and get medical
processing attention immediately.
solution
#359450004A C
(For User) WARNING / WARNUNG
Do not eat ECOJET tablets or drink
solutions. In case tablets or
chemicals are swallowed, rinse
mouth with water, drink one or two
cups of water, and get medical
attention immediately.
ECOJET-Tabletten und -Lösungen

dürfen auf keinen Fall verschluckt
werden. Falls dennoch einmal

Tabletten oder Chemikalien
verschluckt werden, den Mund mit
Wasser ausspülen, ein oder zwei
Glas Wasser trinken und sofort
einen Arzt aufsuchen.
#3594540003A U
(For User) WARNING / ADVERTENCIA
No ingerir nunca tabletas ECOJET

ni soluciones. En caso de ingerirse
accidentalmente, enjuaguar la boca
con gaua, beber uno o dos vasos
de agua y acudir al médico
inmediatamente.
Handling Always wear safety gloves and protective glasses when W-6
ECOJET or handling ECOJET tablet and solution directly. If ECOJET
processing tablet or solution spilled on the skin or get into eyes, wash it
solution off with running water for more than 15 minutes. If swallowed,
rinse the mouth with water, drink one or two cups of water,
and get medical treatment immediately.
C
#253450018A
(For User)
WARNING / WARNUNG
Always wear safety gloves and protective glasses when handling
ECOJET tablet and solution directly. If ECOJET tablet or solution s
pilled on the skin or get into eyes, wash it off with running
water for more than 15 minutes. If swallowed, rinse the mouth with
water, drink one or two cups of water, and get medical treatment
immediately.
Grundsätzlich Schutzhandschuhe und Schutzbrille tragen, wenn mit

ECOJET-Tabletten und -Lösung hantiert wird. Falls ECOJET-Tabletten
oder -Lösung auf die Haut oder in die Augen gerät, sofort mindestens
15 Minuten lang unter fließendem Wasser abspülen. Falls diese
Tabletten oder Lösung verschluckt wurde, den Mund mit Wasser
ausspülen, ein oder zwei Glas Wasser trinken und sofort einen Arzt
rufen.
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CAUTION
*1 C: NEMKO Standard
U: UL Standard
Label
Location*1
Carrying and You may drop the paper magazine on your feet or injure your C-1
setting the fingers at installation, if you fail to hold the magazine with one
paper maga- hand on the handle and the other on the part marked in
zine green.
#362452003A C
(For User) CAUTION / VORSICHT

You may drop the paper magazine on your
feet or injure your fingers at installation, if
you fail to hold the magazine with one hand
on the hadle and the other on the part
marked in green.
CAUTION Um Verletzungen an Händen oder Füssen

Weight : 15Kg zu vermeiden, halten Sie das
VORSICHT Papiermagazin an den grün markierten
Gewicht : 15Kg Flächen.
#362457909A U
(For User) CAUTION / PRECAUCION
marked in green.
CAUTION
Si en el momento de la instalación el
Weight : 15Kg magazin de papael cae sobre sus pies
PRECAUCION
puede lastimarse si no lo sujeta bien con
Peso : 15Kg una mano en el mango y la otra en la parte
marcada en verde.
Interlock Do not place or insert any object into this space. C-2
switch Do not disable this safety device.
#271650004A Do not place or C

(For Engineer) insert any object into
this space.
Do not disable
this safety device.
Niemals den
Türschalter
überbrücken!
Keine Teile in
diesem Bereich
einsetzen.
#271650003A Do not place or insert U

any object into this
(For Engineer) space.
Do not disable
this safety device.
No coloque ó
introduzca ningún
objeto en este espacio.
No desactive el
dispositivo de
seguridad.
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Label
Location*1
Handling top In order to prevent the injure with the fall of the top cover, C-3
cover ensure to hold the top cover with the supporting rod when- (Separate
ever the top cover is opened. model only)
#28105003A
(For Engineer) C
U
Removing The dryer rack cover is HOT. Before touching cover or

dryer rack removing dryer rack unit, turn the power switch OFF and C-4
wait 10 minutes to let the rack cover and rack cool.
#359450008A
(For Engineer) CAUTION / VORSICHT C
Dryer rack cover is HOT. Before touching
cover or removing dryer rack unit, turn the
machine's power OFF and wait 10 minutes to
let the rack cover and rack cool.
HEISSE Trockner-Rack-Abdeckung!
Vor Berühren der Abdeckung oder Entfernen
des Trockners den Strom ausschalten und 10
Minuten abkühlen lassen.
#359454007A
(For Engineer) CAUTION / PRECAUCION U
cover or removing dryer rack unit, turn the
machine's power OFF and wait 10 minutes to
let the rack cover and rack cool.
La cubierta de la parrilla de secado está

CALIENTE. Antes de tocar la cubierta ó de
desmontar la parrilla de secado, desconecte
la máquina y espere 10 minutos para que se
enfríen la cubierta y la parrilla.
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Label
Location*1
Removing Dryer rack unit is heavy. Hold it by the bars marked with green C-5
dryer rack labels when removing or replacing the unit.
#359450006A C
(For Engineer) CAUTION / VORSICHT
Dryer rack unit is heavy. Hold it by the
bars marked with green labels when
removing or replacing the unit.
CAUTION Schwere Trockner-Rack-Einheit!

Weight : 15Kg Beim Ein-/Ausbau der Einheit nur an
VORSICHT die Stange mit dem grünen Aufkleber
Gewicht : 15Kg fassen.
#359454005A U
(For Engineer) CAUTION / PRECAUCION

Dryer rack unit is heavy. Hold it by the
bars marked with green labels when
removing or replacing the unit.
CAUTION La unidad de la parrilla de secado es

Weight : 15Kg pesada. Levántela por las barras
PRECAUCION marcadas con las etiquetas verdes
Peso : 15Kg para sacar ó volver a instalar la unidad.
Removing Print sorting rods move at high speed when prints are deliv- C-6
prints ered from the printer. Keep your hands away from these rods
when printer is operation.
#253450003B C
(For User)
CAUTION / VORSICHT
CAUTION
Print sorting rods move at high speed
when prints are delivered from the
printer. Keep your hands away from
these rods when printer is operation.
VORSICHT
Bei der Bildausgabe bewegt sich die
Sortiereinrichtung mit hoher
Geschwindigkeit. Daher während des
Betriebes keinesfalls die Sortierstangen berühren!
#253450014B U
(For User)
CAUTION / PRECAUCION
CAUTION
Print sorting rods move at high speed when prints
are delivered from the printer. Keep your hands
away from these rods when printer is operation.
PRECAUCION
Los rodillos de clasificación de las fotografías van
girando a gran velocidad cuando las fotos salen de
la impresora. Mantenga las manos fuera del
alcance de estos rodillos cuando la impresora está
funcionando.
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Label
Location*1
Paper jam Do not place or insert any object into this space. C-7
Do not disable this safety device.
#362452002A C
(For Engineer)
CAUTION
Do not place or
insert any object into
this space.
Do not disable this
safety device.
VORSICHT
Niemals den
Türschalter
überbrücken!
Keine Teile in diesem
Bereich einsetzen.
#362457908A U
(For Engineer)
CAUTION
Do not place or
insert any object into this
space.
Do not disable this safety
device.
PECAUCION
No coloque ó introduzca
ningún objeto en este
espacio.
No desactive el
dispositivo de seguridad.
Replacing the High voltage! Turn power off before replacing fuses. C-8
fuse
#359450009A C
High voltage! Turn power off

before replacing fuses.
Hochspannung! Vor dem

Auswechseln der Sicherungen
den Netzstrom abschalten.
#359454008A U
(For Engineer) CAUTION / PRECAUCION
High voltage! Turn power off before

replacing fuses.
Alta tensión! Desconectar el

interruptor antes de
reemplazar los fusibles.
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Label
Location*1
Checking Turn OFF the power switch before touching this area. C-9
inside
#359450011A C
Turn OFF the power switch before
touching this area.
Vor Beruhren dieses Bereichs ist der

Netzschalter auszuschalten.
#359454009A U
(For Engineer) CAUTION/PRECAUCION
Turn OFF the power switch before
touching this area.

Desconecte el interrupor de
alimentación antes de tocar esta área.
Opening the Do not open the external cover. (Only service engineers are C-10
external cover permitted to open the external cover) When a service engi-
neer opens the external cover, must turn off the power switch
before starting maintenance.
#38505008A C
(For Engineer) U
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Label
Location*1
Handling drum You may pinch your hand. C-11
unit Do not put your hand into the drum unit.
#253450023A C
(For User)
#253450025A U
(For User)
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Label
Location*1
Handling the When removing the light source, turn off the power, and wait C-12
light source more than 15 minutes before beginning removal procedures.
unit
#270450004A C
(For Engineer)

#270450004A U
(For Engineer)
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Label
Location*1
Handling sub You may pinch your hand. C-13
drive unit Do not put your hands close to the belt during paper feeding.
#281050004A C
CAUTION/ 注意
(For Engineer) VORSICHT/ATTENTION U
PRECAUCION/CAUTLA
手を挟む恐れがあります。ペーパー搬送中は
ベルトに手を近づけないでください。
You may pinch your hand.
Do not put your hands close to the belt
during paper feeding.
Vous risquez de vous faire pincer.
Ne mettez pas vos mains près de la courroie
pendant l’entrainement du papier.

Sie könnten sich Ihre Hand einklemmen.
Den Riemen nicht während des
Papiereinzugs berühren.
Usted puede pellizcarse la mano.
No ponga las manos cerca de la cinta de
transporte durante la alimentación del papel.
Potete pizzicarvi la mano.
Non mettete le vostre mani vicino alla
cinghia durante il trasporto della carta.
Wiring on Use AWG8 for incoming power supply wiring. C-14

installation
#385256003A U
(For Engineer) CAUTION
PRECAUCION
ATTENTION
USE AWG8 FOR INCOMING
POWER SUPPLY WIRING.
UTILICE AWG8 PARA EL
CABLEADO DE ENERGIA
ELECTRICA DE ENTRADA.
UTILISER UN CABLE AWG8

POUR L’ALIMENTATION
ELECTRIQUE ARRIVEE.
Handling the You may pinch your hand. C-15

double maga- Do not put your hand into the gear unit.
zine gear unit
#271450002A C
(For User) U
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Label
Location*1
Operating the Hold only the grip position when operating the magazine lock C-16
magazine lock lever. Turn off the power switch before opening this cover.
lever and
#271450003A opening the
(For User) cover of C
double maga- U
zine unit
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J Type
Printer/Processor Film scanner

<Top surface of the body> <Front surface of the body>
W-4
W-5
C-7
C-6
C-5
C-4
C-12
C-3
W-5
W-4 C-11
Printer/Processor Processor
<Front surface of the body> <Side surface of the body>
C-6 C-10
C-2
W-2
W-6
C-1 C-13 C-9

C-8 C-14
Double Magazine Unit • Paper Magazine

(Option) C-1
C-15
• Overflow Tank W-1

C-15
C-16
C-15
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SQA Type
Printer/Processor Film scanner

<Top surface of the body> <Front surface of the body>
C-7
C-6
C-5
C-4
C-12

C-3
Printer/Processor Processor
<Front surface of the body> <Side surface of the body>
C-6 C-10
C-2
W-2
W-3
C-1 C-13 C-9

C-8
Double Magazine Unit • Paper Magazine

(Option) C-1
C-15
• Overflow Tank W-1

C-15
C-16
C-15
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Part Names and
Basic Operation
This chapter explains the part names, setup map, how to remove/install
the paper magazine and the film carrier.
1
Chapter
1-1 Part Names

1-2 Setup Map
1-3 Removing/Installing the Paper Magazine
1-4* Removing/Installing the Film Carrier
* Marked function is only functional with DS-2000E/2001E.

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1-1
Part Names
This system can be divided into two basic components: the printer processor and the input station
(scanner unit, operations unit). This section introduces the names of the parts that make up each
component. For more detailed information on any of the parts, please refer to the reference pages.
Printer Processor Unit (External) <Separate Model>

DP-2000E DP-2010E PP-8620TB PP-8621TB/UB PP-8630TB PP-8631TB/UB
The printer processor is the unit in which printing and developing take place. The paper magazine
and developing solution must be installed in this unit. Also, cleaning and inspection must be per-
formed both before and after operation.
1-1
Part Names
4 1 6 7 8 9
3’
▲
5
2 3
Name Reference
1Touch panel −
2Paper magazine 1-3 Removing/Installing the Paper Magazine
3Paper inlet 3’ 8” paper magazine adapter
4Magazine lock lever
5Printer door −
6ECOJET door (PP8621TB/UB,PP8631TB/UB only) 6-5 Replacing the ECOJET Cartridge
7Processor upper cover −
8Paper exit 2-1 Startup Procedures
9Sorter conveyer −
0Tank cover 2-2 Shutdown Procedures
qPower Breaker 2-3 Power OFF/ON Operations
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Printer Processor Unit (External)

DP-2001E DP-2011E PP-8620TB PP-8621TB/UB PP-8630TB PP-8631TB/UB
The printer processor is the unit in which printing and developing take place. The paper magazine
and developing solution must be installed in this unit. Also, cleaning and inspection must be per-
formed both before and after operation.
4
1 6 7 89 1
1-1
Part Names
▲
6
▲
3’
q
2 3 5
Name Reference
1Touch panel −
2Paper magazine 1-3 Removing/Installing the Paper Magazine
3Paper inlet e’ 8” paper magazine adapter
4Magazine lock lever
5Printer door −
6ECOJET door (PP8621TB/UB, PP8631TB/UB only) 6-5 Replacing the ECOJET Cartridge
7Processor upper cover −
8Paper exit 2-1 Startup Procedures
9Sorter conveyer −
0Tank cover 2-2 Shutdown Procedures
qPower Breaker 2-3 Power OFF/ON Operations
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Printer Unit (Internal)

DP-2000E DP-2010E DP-2001E DP-2011E
3 4
1-1
Part Names
Name Reference
1Sub-drive unit (cutter section) 2-1 Startup Procedures
2Exposure conveyer unit
3Exposure unit
4Paper feed unit (back printer section)
........Continued
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Processor Unit (Internal)

PP-8620TB PP-8621TB/UB PP-8630TB PP-8631TB/UB
2 3 4 567
8
9
1
1-1
Part Names
0 (PP8620TB/ PP8621UB/
PP8630TB, PP8631UB)
e
w q 0’
(PP8621TB
/PP8631TB)
Name Reference
1Inlet rack 2-1 Startup Procedures
2Crossover rack No.2
6Light shield plate
7Squeeze rack
8Drying rack
9Conveyer unit −
0Overflow tank 0’ Waste solution tank 2-2 Shutdown Procedures
qWater supply tank (PP8621TB/UB, PP8631TB/UB only)
wProcessing rack −
eECOJET unit (PP8621TB/UB, PP8631TB/UB only) 6-5 Replacing the ECOJET Cartridge
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Input Station <Separate Model>

DS-2000E
● Scanner Unit <Separate Model>
This unit scans film and photographs. Maintenance must be performed on a daily basis for the parts
used in film transport.
1-1
Part Names
76 3
9 1
8
0
4 2
Name Reference
1Auto film carrier (AFC) 1-4 Removing/Installing the Film Carrier
2Anti-static film cleaner 2-1 Startup Procedures
3Film scanner −
4Film scanner emergency stop button IN/Chapter 2 Printing from Film
5Flatbed scanner IN/3-4 Printing from Photographs
6Flatbed scanner power switch −
7Flatbed scanner operation lamp −
8Film scanner light source unit −
9Power supply breaker (on left side of scanner unit) 2-3 Power OFF/ON Operations
0 Film box 2-1 Startup Procedures
IN: INSTRUCTION MANUAL
All the units numbered above except 1to 4, 8and9, are available with DS-3000E.
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● Operations Unit <Separate Model>

Main operations are performed on this unit. Proceed with operations in accordance with the informa-
tion displayed on the monitor.
1-1
1
Part Names
2
2
4
3
3
5
6
8
7
Name Reference
1Display monitor IN/1-2 Basic Information about PC (Personal Computer)
2Dedicated keyboard IN/1-3 Using the Mouse and Keyboards
3Character input keyboard
4Mouse IN/1-2 Basic Information about PC (Personal Computer)
5Image Controller unit
6CD-ROM/DVD drive IN/3-3 Printing CD•DVD and Floppy Disk Image Data
7Floppy disk drive
8Card reader IN/3-2 Printing Digital Camera Image Data
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Input Station
DS-2001E
● Scanner Unit
This unit scans film and photographs. Maintenance must be performed on a daily basis for the parts
used in film transport.
1-1
Part Names
5
7
0 6
8
9
4 2
Name Reference
1Auto film carrier (AFC) 1-4 Removing/Installing the Film Carrier
2Anti-static film cleaner 2-1 Startup Procedures
3Film scanner −
4Film scanner emergency stop button IN/Chapter 2 Printing from Film
5Flatbed scanner IN/3-4 Printing from Photographs
6Flatbed scanner power switch −
7Flatbed scanner operation lamp −
8Film scanner light source unit −
9Power supply breaker (on left side of scanner unit) 2-3 Power OFF/ON Operations
0 Film box 2-1 Startup Procedures
All the units numbered above except 1to 4, 8and9, are available with DS-3000E.
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● Operations Unit
Main operations are performed on this unit. Proceed with operations in accordance with the informa-
tion displayed on the monitor.
1-1
5 1
Part Names
3
Name Reference
1Display monitor IN/1-2 Basic Information about PC (Personal Computer)
2Dedicated keyboard IN/1-3 Using the Mouse and Keyboards
3Character input keyboard
4Mouse IN/1-2 Basic Information about PC (Personal Computer)
5Image Controller unit
6CD-ROM/DVD drive IN/3-3 Printing CD•DVD and Floppy Disk Image Data
7Floppy disk drive
8Card reader IN/3-2 Printing Digital Camera Image Data
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1-2
Setup Map
The daily setup map from pre-inspection to post-inspection is shown below.
The daily inspection procedure is explained in this section.
WARINING / ADVERTENCIA WARNING / ADVERTENCIA

When mixing or handling chemicals
or overflow solutions, wear safety goggles and Always wear safety gloves and protective glasses when handling
rubber gloves. If chemicals get in your eyes or ECOJET tablet and solution directly. If ECOJET tablet or solution s
on your skin, rinse immediately with lots of pilled on the skin or get into eyes, wash it off with running
water. water for more than 15 minutes. If swallowed, rinse the mouth with
immediately.
Cuando mazcle ó manipule productos
químicos ó soluciones de sobrellenado, utilice Siempre usar guantes de seguridad y gafas protoctoras para
gafas protectoras y guantes de caucho. Si manipular directamente soluciones o tabletas ECOJET. Si la
solución o la tableta ECOJET llegara a entrar en contacto con
estos productos químicos netran en sus ojos
su piel o sus ojos, lavar con abundante cantidad de agua durante 15
ó tocan su piel, lávelos inmediatamente con minutos. De ingerirse, enjuagar la boca con agua, beber uno o dos
abundante cantidad de agua. vasos de agua, y acudir inmediatamente al médico.
Pre-inspection
1-2
Operation
The previous day was a business day (When The previous day was not a business day
Setup Map
completing daily operation in timer mode) (When the power breaker was shut off)
Power ON the Printer processor from timer mode Turn ON the power breaker of printer processor
(Turn ON the breaker at the scanner unit of the (Turn ON the breaker at the scanner unit of the
input station.) input station.)
Perform pre-inspection and setup (corrections) by following the on-

screen instructions.
1 Installation of crossover 2 Exposure section clean- 3 Installation of magazine
racks and squeeze ing (printer unit) loaded with master
racks (processor unit) paper into main unit
(printer unit)
Cleaning
Setup Making a print for head calibration
A. Flatbed scanner glass B. Film carrier cleaning C. Film scanner clean-

cleaning DS-2000E/2001E ing DS-2000E/2001E
Film scanner setup
Setup Head calibration measuring
Master channel setup
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WARNING / ADVERTENCIA

inmediatamente.
marked in green.
CAUTION
PRECAUCION
marcada en verde.
Service Operations Post-inspection
1-2
Various operations can be selected from the home
Complete the operation
The next day will also The next day will
Setup Map
screen. Perform Setup, Maintenance and CMS (Color be a business day. not be a business
Management System) whenever necessary. Complete the daily day. Turn OFF the
operations of printer power breaker of
processor in timer printer processor.
mode.
Perform post-inspection by
following the on-screen in-
structions.
Removal of paper magazine
Inspection of waste liquid tank and

water supply tank
Replacing the paper magazine

Whenever the magazine is replaced, perform the
paper channel setup (correction) as necessary using
[Setup].
Cleaning and inspection of inlet racks,
Loading new paper into the magazine crossover racks and squeeze racks
Whenever new paper is loaded, ensure that paper P1 rack
channel setup (correction) is performed using Inlet rack
[Setup].
Correcting the picture quality
If you want to correct the picture quality, use [CMS] Other racks
(Color Management System). The print colors
displayed on the monitor can also be corrected.
Turn OFF the scanner unit of the input
station
Set the printer processor in the timer

mode or turn off the power breaker
Daily operations have finally

been completed!!
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1-3
Removing/Installing the Paper Magazine

Please adjust the paper magazine according to the desired print size*.
Screen is displayed instructing users to replace the paper magazine Re-

move paper magazine Install desired paper magazine Perform setup for
paper channel Continue printing
marked in green.
1-3
CAUTION
PRECAUCION
marcada en verde.
• Before you remove the paper magazine, see the display of the printer touch panel.
• There is a risk of injury during paper magazine replacement, such as dropping the
magazine on your foot or getting your hands pinched inside. When the unit is carried or
mounted, ensure to grasp the unit by the handle.
● Removing the Paper Magazine
1
Unlock the paper magazine lock lever
by lifting it upward.
2
Gently remove the paper magazine.
Please use extra caution when

handling the magazine, as it
may break upon impact if
dropped or hit.
* List of print sizes...INSTRUCTION MANUAL/References/List of Print Sizes
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● Installing of 10-inch Paper Magazine

marked in green.
CAUTION
PRECAUCION
marcada en verde.
1
Install the paper magazine to be used.
Insert the paper magazine all the way into the inlet, ensuring that the tip of the paper does
not become bent.
The paper entrance is labeled with a red label. This label indicates the types of paper magazine that can
1-3
be installed. Paper magazines with the red label can be installed.
2
Press the magazine lock lever downward, as far as it will go.
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● Installing of 8-inch Paper Magazine (Sold Separately)

Use the dedicated adapter when installing the 8-inch paper magazine.
Adapter for 8-inch paper magazine
Install the 8-inch paper magazine adapter at the paper entrance then lock the magazine in the place.
1-3
The 8-inch paper magazine adapter is labeled

with a blue label. This label indicates the types
of paper magazine that can be installed. Paper
magazines with the blue label can be installed.
The tip of the paper becomes bent when installing the magazine!
HINT ■ Cut off the section that has been bent with
scissors in a straight line. Pull out the paper
about 30 - 35 mm from the magazine outlet
then re-install the magazine.
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Installing the Paper Magazine to the Double Magazine

Unit (Sold Separately)
The paper magazines for the double magazine unit come in two sizes; 8-inch (sold separately) or 10-inch paper
magazine.
marked in green.
CAUTION
PRECAUCION
marcada en verde.
1-3
● Removing the Paper Magazine
1
Release the lock lever by pulling it out.
2
Remove the paper magazine.
• Setting section A (Lower section)
Slide it horizontally.
• Setting section B (Upper section)

After pulling in the upper right direction, slide it horizontally and pull it out upward.
Do not pull out the magazine while paper magazine desorption lamp is lit.
When you want the paper forcibly rolled back, follow the procedure shown
below on the printer touch panel.
[Mode] [1. Setup] [C.Load paper] [2. Rewind paper] [Mag A/Mag B]
[Exec]
• If the paper magazine is removed, the lock lever will be secured in the lock release position
and cannot be operated.
(This prevents paper from being fogged when the shutter in the unit inlet section opens.)
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● Installing the Paper Magazine

The double magazine unit has to be set when the paper is rolled in the paper magazine.
1
Set the paper magazine.
• Setting section A (Lower section):
Place the paper magazine on the Magazine
Base to make the paper exit face the printer Setting Section B
(Upper section) a
side, then slide it until it reaches the printer.
• Setting section B (Upper section):

Place the paper magazine on the rail to
make the paper exit face the lower side of
the printer, then slide it until the magazine Double
lowers slightly. Magazine
1-3
Unit
Do not drop or subject the Setting section A
paper magazine to excessive (Lower section)
vibration in order to avoid the tip

of the paper to protrude. Using
the paper magazine with pro-
truding paper may cause a
paper exposure or a paper jam.
2
Set the lock lever.
• Push lock lever a until it is all the way in.
* Setting the lock lever secures the paper magazine and opens the shutters on the maga-
zine exit and unit inlet sections.
When locking the magazine in place, grasp only the grip portion of the lock
lever.
• If the paper magazine and unit are not properly engaged, the lock lever cannot be set or
operated smoothly.
(Corrective Action)
1 Reset the paper magazine by pushing the magazine against the paper magazine.
2 Remove the paper magazine, then rotate the gear on the Double Magazine unit side
with your hands to reset it.
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● Selecting the Paper Magazine

[Mag.sel] will be displayed on the home screen.
By clicking [Mag.sel (Maga-

zine selecting)], display can
be switched between [Auto],
[A] and [B].
1-3
When the paper corresponding to the magazine A or magazine B is set, the
appropriate magazine will automatically be selected.
The magazine A is selected.
The magazine B is selected.
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1-4
DS-2000E/2001E
Removing/Installing the Film Carrier

only functional with DS-2000E/2001E.
There are several types of film carriers: 135 and 240 auto film carrier (sold separately), and
universal film carrier (sold separately). The film carrier should be replaced in accordance with
the proper film size.
135 auto film carrier (standard) 240 auto film carrier Universal film carrier
(sold separately) (sold separately)
1-4
The film carrier must be removed when performing the following operations:
● Film carrier cleaning / film scanner cleaning
Prior to removal of the auto film carriers, ensure that you have a safe location to place
them, and pull them out carefully using both hands so that they are not dropped.
Removing the Film Carrier
1
Gently pull the film carrier from the scanner unit straight toward yourself,
without lifting it up.
Pull it straight toward yourself.
When removing the film carrier both hands should be used .

Pull the film carrier straight toward yourself, without lifting it up.
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Installing the Film Carrier
1
Gently insert the film carrier into the scanner unit.
1-4
Firmly install the film carrier to the end until a click is heard.

When inserting the film carrier both hands should be used.
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Procedures
This chapter explains startup & shutdown operations and power OFF/ON
operations.
2
Chapter
2-1 Startup Procedures

2-2 Shutdown Procedures
2-3 Power OFF/ON Operations
2-4 Forced Reset
USER SETUP MANUAL
2-1
Startup Procedures
There are two methods of starting up this system; startup from timer mode and startup from the
power off state.
Start up Supply water in the processing tank Installation of racks

Exposure section cleaning Installing the maximum width paper magazine
Flatbed scanner glass cleaning Film carrier cleaning Film scanner
cleaning Setting up the film scanner Printing for master channel
Cleaning the film box and the film reception box Cleaning the anti-static film
cleaner Master channel measuring Return to home screen
●Timer mode ....... It is in a standby state with the power breaker kept ON. This system can usually
be left in the timer mode after active daily operations are finished.
●Power OFF ........ This is the state in which the power breaker is turned OFF. Power should be
turned off whenever a paper jam occurs, or when this system will not be used for
long periods of time.
Startup from Timer Mode

2-1
This section explains the startup method used when the previous day's operation ended in timer
Startup Procedures
mode*.
1
Turn the switch located at the left side of the scanner unit in the input station
to the ON position.
Push the power switch in an upward direction.
If using the DS-3000E, turn ON the power breaker of the personal computer.
* Startup procedure for use in the case that operation ended by shutting down the power breaker...2-3 Power OFF/ON Operations
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2
With your fingertip, press [Run] on the touch panel of the printer processor
unit.
Press [Yes] when the message “Restart the system?” is displayed.
2-1
Startup Procedures
3
The pre-operation inspection screen will be displayed. Perform the inspection
by following the on-screen instructions.
Once each inspection procedure described on the screen has been completed, click [Next]
to proceed.
If you turned the power breaker “ON” of the input station, after pressed [RUN] on the
HINT touch panel of the printer processor, the model can not be recognized.
In this case, please perform the procedures below.
1 Press [OK] on the message displayed on the touch panel of the printer processor,
after the pre-operation inspection screen (or the home screen) was displayed.
2 Change [off-1] to [on-1] by pressing on the touch panel of the printer processor.
In case of PP8620TB, PP8630TB In case of PP8621TB/UB, PP8631TB/UB
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Daily Pre-operation Inspection Procedures

This section explains the pre-operation inspection procedures that must be performed on a daily
basis. When details of weekly and monthly inspections are displayed, please follow the screen
instructions*.
1
Check solution level in processing tanks (daily).
Supply water into each processing tank, when Up to the
solution level in the processing tank is below bottom of the
the index plate. Index plate
Be careful to supply water to avoid contamination by splashing processing

solution.
2
Installation of racks (daily) Inlet rack 1 Crossover
Install the water-washed racks after allowing to rack 2
2-1
dry completely from the previous day.

Startup Procedures
Other racks
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1 Open the upper cover of the processor and 2 Install the racks 1-6 in accordance with the
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then remove the light shield plate. label numbers.

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Light shield
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plate
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▲
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Label
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*Firmly install the rack to the end until a click

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is heard.
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3 Once the light shield plate has been returned

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to its original position, close the processor

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upper cover.
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* Weekly/monthly inspections...Chapter 7 Inspections
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3
Exposure section cleaning (daily)
Remove paper dust and dirt from the exposure section, otherwise it is impossible to print
properly because of the paper dust and dirt on the paper. In order to produce prints of the
same quality, the exposure section cleaning must be done every day prior to operation.
• Except daily cleaning, clean the exposure section after developing the equivalent of 2000
3.5R pictures.
Make sure that only the specified cleaner is used when cleaning specified parts. In
addition, ensure that lint from the cleaner does not fall into the machine as it may result
in jamming.
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1 Open the printer door. 2 Release the snap-action lock located in the
○
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printer exposure section and lift the handle of
○
the exposure section up slowly.
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Hold the green handle of the
exposure section and open it
○
slowly and gently. It is a preci-

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2-1
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sion instrument and it can be

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broken if handle roughly.

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Startup Procedures
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Printer Door
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▲
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Snap-action Handle
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lock
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Be careful not to bang your head

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against the warking table.

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▲
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Exposure conveyer unit

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Continued
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3 Wipe the lens surface of the exposure head 4 Loosen the thumbscrew 12 by rotating it to
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with the specified cleaner and the dry, soft the left, then remove pinch roller A.
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lint-free cloth.
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Remove the pinch roller by pressing down on
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Wipe the lens surface from the far side to the its green label and pulling it forward.
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near side with a dry cloth.
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Thumbscrew 12
▲
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Lens surface
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▲
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Pinch roller A
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2-1
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Startup Procedures
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5 Release the snap-action lock 13 , then re- 6 Wipe the pinch rollers A and B with speci-
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move pinch roller B. fied cleaner. The pinch roller A is located in

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front of the exposure section. Ensure that

○
only the new specified cleaner is used to

○
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wipe it.
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Pinch roller A
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▲
Snap-action lock 13
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Pinch roller B
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Pinch roller B
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▲
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Until cleaning of the exposure section is finished,

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the pinch rollers should not be placed back in

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▼
the exposure section directly after wiping.
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Continued
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7 Remove the focus roller guide. 8 Blow the dust away with a blower brush.
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Wipe the focus roller guide with specified
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cleaner.
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▲
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▲
▲
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Tub 11
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Focus roller guide
○
Remove the focus roller guide.
○
Lift up on tab
○
Pull stopper 10 toward you.
○
11 , remove the
○
▲
focus roller
guide. ○
○
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Tub 11 should
○
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not be pulled
○
2-1
strongly.
○
○
• Take care not to break the lens of

○
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the exposure unit during installa-
Startup Procedures
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tion/removal of the focus roller

○
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guide.
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• Be careful not to allow your fingers

○
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to get pinched.
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9 Place the focus roller guide back in its original position in the correct orientation, confirming it
has dried out.
This side is set in

the innermost.
▲
Replace the focus roller guide.

Focus roller guide Pull stopper 10 toward you.
▲
• Be careful not to allow your fingers to get pinched.

• Confirm that the focus roller guide has been secured.
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0 Place pinch rollers A and B back in their q Pull down the exposure section slowly, and
○
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original positions in the correct orientation. lock in place with the snap-action lock.1
○
Secure them by tightening thumbscrew 12
○
○
and snap-action lock 13 .
○
Hold the green handle of the
○
Make sure that the pins are correctly posi- exposure section and close it
○
○
tioned. slowly and gently. It is a precision
○
instrument and it can be broken if
○
Set the pinch roller A by pressing on its
○
handle roughly.
○
green label and pushing it back until it
○
○
touches the interior wall.
○
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○
Be careful when setting the pinch
○
○
rollers. It can be bent if forced into
○
place.
○
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Pinch roller A
○
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2-1
▲
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Startup Procedures
○
○
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Snap-action
▲
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Pinch roller B
○
lock
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▲
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Thumbscrew 12 Snap-action lock 13

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▲
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4
Flatbed scanner glass cleaning (daily)
The flatbed scanner is used for scanning test prints and copying prints. If the flatbed scan-
ner is dirty, picture quality correction cannot be properly performed. The flatbed scanner’s
glass surface must be cleaned every day prior to operation.
1 In the case of the compact type, pull out the drawer of the flatbed scanner.
2-1
Startup Procedures
2 Open the cover of the flatbed scanner and the foam rubber sheet.
3 Wipe the glass surface of the scanner using the specified dry, soft, lint-free cloth.
Ensure that only the specified dry, soft, lint-free cloth is used for wiping.
Do not use any chemical agents.
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5
Film carrier cleaning (daily) DS-2000E/2001E
The film may be damaged if it is transported while dust and dirt adheres to the rollers. As
well, if the sensors are dirty, the film may not be detected properly, and this can cause
screen interruptions or errors. The film scanner sensors and rollers must, therefore, be
cleaned every day prior to operation.
• Depending on the condition, frequent cleaning may be necessary.
• Both hands should be used when removing the film carrier. Prior to performing this
procedure, ensure that you have a safe location to place the film carrier, once removed.
• Make sure that only the specified cleaner is used when cleaning specified parts. In addition,
ensure that lint from the cleaner does not fall into the machine as it may result in jamming.
• Ensure that the sensor window is wiped with the specified dry cloth. Do not use any
chemical agents.
• When using a blower brush, do not use blowers that operate at extremely high air
pressures, such as air dusters.
● When Using the 135mm Auto Film Carrier

2-1
1 Remove the film carrier.

Startup Procedures
Gently pull the film carrier from the scanner unit, toward yourself, without lifting it up.
○
○
2 Clean the dusty areas above the slit surface 3 Open the upper part of the film carrier.
○
with a blower brush, without opening the

○
○
upper part of the film carrier.

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Continued
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4 Clean the upper part of the film carrier. 7 Remove the slit base and wipe the entire
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Use the specified cleaner to wipe the entire circumference of the small rollers (2 loca-
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circumference of the transport rollers. tions) using the specified cleaner.
○
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Wipe the metal rollers (6 locations on the
○
○
upper part) and the small rollers (3 locations
○
on the upper part) with the specified cleaner.
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Lightly dust the cleaning brush (1 location on
○
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the upper part) with a blower brush.
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Rollers Slit base
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Small rollers Small roller
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(2 locations) (1 location)
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8 Clean the mirror tunnel (the place where the
○
slit base has been set) with a blower brush.
○
Cleaning
○
brush 9 Wipe the sensor window (5 locations) and the
○
○
○ film transport guide (lower part) with the
Rollers specified dry cloth.
○
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2-1
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5 Wipe the sensor window and the film transport

○
Film transport
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guide (upper part) with the specified dry cloth. guide
Startup Procedures
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Film
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transport
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guide Sensor window

○
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(5 locations)
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0 Lightly dust the cleaning brush

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(1 location on the lower part).

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6 Clean the lower part of the film carrier.

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While rotating the knob at the rear part of the

○
Ensure that piles from the blower

○
film carrier, wipe the entire circumference of

○
the rollers (6 locations on the lower part) brush are not left.
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using the specified cleaner.

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q Once the cleaning procedures have been

○
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completed, install the slit base and close the

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Rollers Rollers upper part of the film carrier.

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● When Using the Universal Film Carrier
• Please be careful not to drop the film mask, when you install or remove the universal film
carrier. Dropping the film mask may cause deformation or damage.
• Ensure that only the specified dry, soft, lint-free cloth is used. Do not use any chemical
agents.
○
○
1 Remove the film mask from the universal film
○
carrier.
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2 Clean the diffuser plate using the specified
○
dry, soft, lint-free cloth.
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4 Remove the glass hold plate and clean the
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front and back of it using a blower brush.
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2-1
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Startup Procedures
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3 Wipe the film path and the front and back of

○
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the glass* of the mask base using the speci-

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fied dry, soft, lint-free cloth. Perform this

○
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cleaning procedure for all film masks.

5 Clean the mirror tunnel with a blower brush.
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*The glass is connected with only 120 film

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mask.
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Wipe with
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dry cloth
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○

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brush are not left.

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6 Replace the removed cover in their original

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positions.
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When you replace the cover,

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ensure it is in the original position.

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*The photos above are examples of 120 film

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mask.
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● When Using the 240 Auto Film Carrier
• Ensure that the sensor window is wiped with the specified dry cloth. Do not use any
chemical agents.
• When using a blower brush, do not use blowers that operate at extremely high air pres-
sures, such as air dusters.
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1 Before opening the film carrier, clean the dust 5 Remove the slit base. Wipe the entire circum-
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on the slit surface using the blower brush. ference of the small rollers (2 parts) of the slit
○
base with the specified cleaner.
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6 Clean the mirror tunnel (the place where the
○
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slit base has been set) with a blower brush.
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7 Open the lid of the winding section. Wipe the
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entire circumference of the roller with the
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2 Open the upper part of the film carrier. ○
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specified cleaner.
2-1
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Startup Procedures
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Roller
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3 Wipe the entire circumference of the upper

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8 Wipe the sensor window and film carrier guide (the

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roller (6 locations) and the small roller (2

○
locations) with the specified cleaner. Clean lower part) using the specified dry, soft, lint-free cloth.
○
the cleaning brush using a blower brush (1 Clean the cleaning brush using a blower
○
brush (1location on the lower part).

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location on the upper part).

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Wipe the sensor window and the film trans-

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port face with the specified dry cloth.

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brush are not left.

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transport
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9 Reinstall the slit base and close the upper

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face
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part of the film carrier.

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4 Clean the lower part of the film carrier.

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While rotating the knob at the rear part of the

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film carrier, wipe the entire circumference of

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the rollers (6 locations on the lower part)

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using the specified cleaner.

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Film scanner cleaning (daily) DS-2000E/2001E
If the film scanner is dirty, film scanning may not be performed properly.
Clean the scanner daily before operation.
1 Clean the cover lens and diffuser film using either the specified soft, lint-free cloth or a blower
brush.
Ensure that only the specified dry, soft, lint-free cloth is used. Do not use any chemical
agents.
Cover
lens
2-1
Startup Procedures
Diffuser
film
Once the cleaning procedures have been

completed, reinstall the film carrier.
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7
Film scanner setup (daily) DS-2000E/2001E
In order to ensure proper film scanning, perform the setup procedure after cleaning of the
film scanner.
• Setting up UFC2needs a film base (unexposed but developed negative film).

• Setting up 240AFC2needs the magnetic cleaner (see 7-2/AFC Magnetic Head Clean-
ing).
1 Verify that film carrier you want to use is selected (yellow-

marked).
If the other type is selected, click the check box of the
carrier type you want to set up.
2 1
2 Install the film carrier displayed on the screen, and click
[Setup start].
Follow the instructions on the screen.
3 Install the rest of the film carriers, and set up the film scanner.
4 When the setup is completed, click [Next].
2-1
• When you use the film carrier you have not done set up, do the set up in advance of the scanning. It affects
Startup Procedures
picture quality.
• In case you perform the setup except pre-inspection, on the home screen, click [Setup] [12 Individual Setup]
[122 Film scanner setup].
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8
Printing for master channel (daily)
Make a test print for master channel setup. Use this print for the following procedure:
“11 Master channel measuring”.
Make sure you set main size paper magazine.
marked in green.
CAUTION
PRECAUCION
marcada en verde.
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1 Installation of the paper magazine (daily)
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Install the paper magazine of main size into ○
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the printer unit.

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a. Lift the magazine lock lever.

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Ensure that the magazine lock lever is pulled

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all the way down to the bottom.

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2 Once the screen below is displayed, click

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[Next].
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b. Insert the paper magazine into the inlet while

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ensuring that the tip of the paper does not

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become bent.
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3 While the test print is being printed, perform

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the next procedure.

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Insert the paper magazine gently and evenly,

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so that the lower part of the paper magazine

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will not be lifted up.

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9
Cleaning the film box and the film reception box (daily) DS-2000E/2001E
vacuuming out the dust in the film box and the film reception box.
As the films go through them, the film box and the film reception box must be cleaned every
day prior to operation.
The film may be damaged if it goes through the film box and the film reception box with dust
and dirt.
1 Loosen the two lower section thumbscrews a.

Move the lower section in the direction
indicated by the arrow and unhook the upper
section.
Remove the film box.
2 Clean the inside of the film box with a
vacuum cleaner.
2-1
3 Set the film box to its home position.
Tighten the two lower section thumb-
Startup Procedures
screws.
4 Clean the inside of film reception box
with a vacuum cleaner.
Film reception
box
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10
Cleaning the anti-static film cleaner (discharging brush)(daily) DS-2000E/2001E
The anti-static film cleaner is for removing dust and dirt of the films. The films must be
cleaned every day prior to operation.
Clean the discharging brush with the blower brush.
If it is extremely dirty, remove the brush and clean it.
The dust brushes can be detached from the unit as shown below.
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Normal condition: 3 The top brush is mounted by magnet in the
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Clean the discharging brush with the blower place. Hold the brush with fingers and pull it
○
brush as shown below. down so that the brush is removed from the
○
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unit.
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Clean the brushes by scrubbing them each other so
○
as to remove the dust and foreign particles remain-
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ing in the brushes.
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2-1
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When the dirt is extreme:

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1 Turn power switch to OFF and pull the power

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Startup Procedures
supply input plug out.

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4 When to attach the brush, turn the cleaner

2 To remove the brush holder, pull the holder
○
unit upside down, put the top brush in the

○
while slightly lifting it up.

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place. (The top brush is not compatible with

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the bottom brush.)

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5 Turn the unit back to the correct direction,

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push the bottom brush equipped with the

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brush holder in until the holder is positioned

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in the place.
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6 Insert the power supply input plug and turn

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power switch to ON.

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Master channel measuring (daily)
Measure the master channel using the test print printed in the procedures described in “8
Printing for master channel”.
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1 Click [Next]. 2 Once the test print has been printed, click “2
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Test print entry”.
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3 Wearing gloves, place the test print on the

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flatbed scanner, with taking care not to leave

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Startup Procedures
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finger prints, according to the screen instruc-

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tion.
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Foam rubber
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Right corner
sheet
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Straighten the curl at the end of the test print. Once the print has been positioned correctly,
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Place the print surface to the glass surface of place the foam rubber sheet on top of it in
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the scanner. place.

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Set the print yellow line at the farthest end of Close the cover of the flatbed scanner.
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the flatbed scanner, and align the print to the

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right backward corner of the flatbed scanner.

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▼
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Continued
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4 Start calibration.
Click [Correction start] on the screen.
5 The result of calibration is displayed.

• If the result indicates “OK”:
Click [Update].
Return to the home screen display by
clicking [Previous], then [Exit].
2-1
Startup Procedures
• If the result indicates “Retry”:

Click [Update].
Click [Previous].
Click “1 Test print making”.
Repeat the procedure from 2 to 5
until the result indicates “OK”.
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2-2
Shutdown Procedures
There are two methods of shutting down this system; shutdown in timer mode and power off
shutdown.
Shutting down Removal of paper magazine Inspection of waste solution /

water supply tanks Washing of racks
●Timer mode ....... It is in a standby state, with the power breaker kept ON. This system can usually
be left in the timer mode after active daily operations are finished.
●Power OFF ........ This is the state in which the power breaker is turned OFF. Power should be
turned off whenever a paper jam occurs, or when this system will not be used for
long periods of time.
Shutdown from Timer Mode

Normally, the day's operations will end in timer mode*.
2-2
• Ensure that all floppy disks and memory cards are ejected prior to shutdown.
• Ensure that all prints have been ejected.
Shutdown Procedures
1
1
Click 1 [Quit] on the home screen.
2
Click 2 [Quit]
When the post-inspection screen is displayed,
perform the post-inspection.
* When the unit will not be operated for a long period of time ...2-3 Power OFF/ON Operations
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● Daily Post-operation Inspection Procedures

This section explains the post-operation inspection procedures that must be performed on a daily
basis. When the weekly or monthly inspection details are displayed on the screen, ensure that these
inspections are actually carried out*.
1
Removing the paper magazine
marked in green.
CAUTION
PRECAUCION
marcada en verde.
2-2
1 Lift the magazine lock lever up, to release the 2 Push down the magazine lock lever. Do not
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Shutdown Procedures
paper magazine and then, remove it. leave the magazine lock lever up, as the
○
roller spring assembly may be damaged.

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If using the double magazine unit (sold separately),

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remove the paper magazine by pulling the lock lever

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towards you until the lock is released. Leave the lock

○
lever in the unlocked position.

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The paper magazines should be stored in a dark

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place.
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* Weekly/monthly inspections...Chapter 7 Inspections
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2
Inspection of waste solution tank and water supply tank
In order to ensure printing is performed smoothly, remove the waste solution from the waste
solution tank into the overflow tank. Additionally, ensure the water supply tank is kept filled.
■ In case of PP8621TB/PP8631TB
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1 Open the tank cover. 3 Press the outlet pump switch.
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When the switch is turned on the lamp will
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flash.
The outlet pump only operates

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2-2
while the switch is pushed.
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Shutdown Procedures
Switch
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Waste solution tank

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When there is no more solution, the light will

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go out. Release the switch.

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2 Remove the outlet plug and insert the waste

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4 Reaffix the outlet plug back to its original

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solution hose into the overflow tank. position.

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• Make sure to reaffix the outlet plug

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after you have finished this procedure.

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• When disposing of waste solution,

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consult authorized collectors of

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regulated waste.
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■ In case of PP8620TB, PP8630TB, PP8621UB,

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PP8631UB
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Replace full overflow tanks with empty ones if

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the tank is full.
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■ In case of PP8621TB/UB, 8631TB/UB
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5 Open the lid to the water supply tank. 6 Fill the tank with water until it reaches the
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line.
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Water Supply Tank
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Shutdown Procedures
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Be careful that the water does not

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overflow from the tank.

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7 Close the lid of the water supply tank.
8 Close the tank cover.
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3
Washing of racks (daily)
The squeeze rollers are for removing processing solution evenly and maintain dry condi-
tions. If the rollers are left moist with processing solution, the rollers will expand and may
not perform their drying function adequately. After the end of each day’s operations, wash
the rollers with running water to prevent the accumulation of processing solution.
As the upper parts of racks are always in contact with the air, crystals tend to accumulate
on them. If crystals become attached to the racks, the prints may be scratched. After the
end of each day’s operations, wash the racks with running water, and to prevent crystal
build-up, wash the top of the processing racks and gears using a small volume of water and
wipe the top surface of the processing tank with a clean, damp, lint-free cleaning rag.
WARINING / ADVERTENCIA
water.

químicos ó soluciones de sobrellenado, utilice
gafas protectoras y guantes de caucho. Si
ó tocan su piel, lávelos inmediatamente con
abundante cantidad de agua.
2-2
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1 Open the upper 4 Wash the top of processing racks and gears
Shutdown Procedures
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cover of the proces- by small volume of water (about 20ml) per

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sor and then remove tank from P1. Wipe the border above the
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the light shield processing tanks by damp cloth from P1.

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plate.
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2 Remove the Inlet

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rack1 and the

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crossover rack2-5,
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squeeze rack6.
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Remove each racks

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not to contaminate.
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Remove the Inlet

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rack1 and the crossover rack2-5 by pushing Be careful to supply water to avoid
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the lock lever. After removing, put them into contamination by splashing pro-
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the bats. cessing solution.

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Inlet rack1 Crossover

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3 Wash them in water 5 Replace the light shield plate, then close the
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and clear the dust. rack2 processor upper cover.

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To avoid contami-
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nating, rack1,2 and In case of the breaker for the

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3-6 should be printer processor may be turned off

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separated into each at the postoperation, leave the

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bat and dry them. upper cover and the light shield
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Other racks plate partly open (approximately

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5cm) to let vapor escape.

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4
Once post-inspection has been completed, click [Quit].
5
After returning to the desktop screen of Windows, turn the power switch located
at the left side of the scanner unit in the input station to the OFF position.
Shortly after the power breaker has been switched off, if the unit is still beep-
ing, then the PC is still performing the shutdown sequence. Never switch the
power back on while the unit is still beeping.
If using DS-3000E, return to the Windows XP desktop screen, and execute the shutdown procedure from
the [Start] button.
6
Press [Timer] on the touch panel of the printer processor unit.
2-2
Shutdown Procedures
Enter timer mode

Do not remove the film carrier from the film scanner unit. (DS-2000E/2001E
only)
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2-3
Power OFF/ON Operations

The power breaker for the printer processor must be switched OFF to completely shut off the power when-
ever a paper jam occurs, whenever maintenance is performed (such as cleaning the racks, etc.), or
whenever the unit will not be operated for a long period of time, for example, due to ceasing business
operations.
Turning OFF the Power Breaker (Power Shutdown)

• Ensure that all floppy disks and memory cards are ejected prior to shutdown or unit reset.
• Prior to turning off the power switch from a state in which numbers are displayed on the
home screen's magazine area, first delete the printing order in accordance with the
printing cancellation method.*
● Turning OFF the Power Breaker Located at the Left Side of

the Scanner Unit, for the Input Station
2-3
1
Click 1 [Quit] on the home screen. 1

2
Click 2 [Quit].
When the post-inspection screen is displayed,
perform the post-inspection.
• When turning the power breaker OFF prior to

holiday periods, perform post-inspection as usual
by clicking [Next].* Once post-inspection has
been completed, go to step 3 on the next page.
• When turning the power breaker OFF in case of
trouble or to perform maintenance, click [Cancel]
without performing post-inspection.
........Continued
* Deleting orders...INSTRUCTION MANUAL/5-8 Canceling Printing * Post-inspection...2-2 Shutdown Procedures
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3
After returning to the desktop screen of Windows, switch the power breaker
located at the left side of the scanner unit to the OFF position (downward) to
turn off the power for the input station.
If using DS-3000E, return to the Windows XP desktop screen, and execute the shutdown procedure from
the [Start] button.
2-3
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● Turning OFF the Printer Processor
1
Press [Idle] on the printer processor
touch panel.
2-3
Press [Quit].

3
“Quit?” has been displayed, press [YES].
4
Turn OFF the power breaker of the
printer processor.
▲
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Switching ON the Power Breaker (Power-up)

This section explains how to power on the unit again, once it has been shut down through having the
power breaker switched OFF at the end of previous operations.
1
Turn on the power of the input station by switching the power breaker to the
ON position (up).
2-3
If using the DS-3000E, turn ON the power breaker of the personal computer.
Do not press any keys while the unit is performing the power-up sequence.
2
Turn on the power of the printer processor by switching the power breaker to
the ON position (up).
▲
• If you turned the power breaker “ON” of the input station, after pressed [RUN] on the
HINT touch panel of the printer processor, the model can not be recognized.
In this case, please perform the procedures below.
1 Press [OK] on the message displayed on the touch panel of the printer processor,
after the pre-operation inspection screen (or the home screen) was displayed.
2 Change [off-1] to [on-1] by pressing on the touch panel of the printer processor.
• The message “Network cannot be found.” is displayed after the power breaker has been
switched on!
When connecting external PC to the network, the screen display may appear as is
shown above.
If this happens, click [Yes (Y)] several times. If this action still does not clear the
screen, click [No (N)].
Once the home screen is again displayed, use Explorer to confirm the network con-
nection.
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2-4
Forced Reset
In the event that the screen, mouse or keyboards become frozen, or if any other operations are not
accepted, then a forced reset must be performed by turning the power breaker of the input station to the
OFF position.
Ensure that all floppy disks and memory cards are ejected prior to reset.
1
Turn off the power breaker of the input station.
2-4
Forced Reset
If using the DS-3000E, turn OFF the power breaker of the personal computer.
•Ensure that all floppy disks and memory cards are ejected prior to shutdown or
unit reset.
• Prior to turning off the power switch from a state in which numbers are displayed
on the home screen's magazine area, first delete the printing order in accor-
dance with the printing cancellation method.*
* Deleting orders...INSTRUCTION MANUAL/5-8 Canceling Printing
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Changing the Settings of Color,
This chapter explains the color management and monitor adjustment.
3
Chapter
3-1 Picture Quality Adjustment by Film Type or Media Type

3-2 Changing the Settings of Color and Density
3-3 Changing the Color Balance for Black-and-white/Sepia
3-4 Changing the Rate for Color and Density
3-5 Monitor Adjustment
USER SETUP MANUAL
3-1
Picture Quality Adjustment by Film Type or Media Type

This section explains how to calibrate and correct picture quality by film type or media type.
Click [CMS] Select the input media Select the picture quality setting from
either “Standard setting” or “Preference setting” Select setting for each item
• If the picture quality adjustment level is too high or too low, picture quality may deterio-
rate significantly. Ensure that testing is performed and that the results are confirmed
prior to use.
• Picture quality may deteriorate significantly depending upon the combination of picture
quality adjustment levels. Ensure that testing is performed and that the results are
confirmed prior to use.
• The printing process may require additional time for certain picture quality settings.
Performing Adjustments for Different Types of Film

and Media
1
Click [CMS] on the home screen.
3-1
2
Adjust the picture quality.
1
1) Select the input media upon which the color
setting is to be performed 1.
2) Select the image quality setting 2.
2
Standard setting: it is possible to select
“Contrast” only by using the change settings
function. 3
Preference setting: all the items can be
selected and adjusted in a way you want by
using the change settings function.
3) Specify each item of the change settings 3.
Click this button when resetting the unit to its default

values (preset standard settings). All items will be
reset to their default values.
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3
Once the settings have been com-
pleted, click [Registration].
The display returns to the home screen.
The color management settings will be dis-

played on the guide bar at the lower right side
of the screen.
● Setting Items
Contrast This function is used to make an image having little variation in color become
brighter and clearer. The level of adjustment can be selected from “Low 2-1”,
“Normal” or “High 1-2”.
Under (exp.) This function is used to adjust dark images having extreme underexposure.
correction This function can be switched ON or OFF. The ON setting contains levels 1-3.
Over (exp.) This function is used to adjust bright images having extreme overexposure. This
correction function can be switched ON or OFF. The ON setting contains levels 1-3.
Sharpness This function is used to improve the sharpness of image detail. The level of
sharpness can be selected from “Soft 2-1”, “Normal” or “Sharp 1-2”.
Color enhance- This function is used to adjust color brilliance and correct to more vivid colors.
ment The level of color brilliance can be selected from “Low 2-1”, “Normal” or “High 1-2”.
Filter (fine grain) This function is used to smooth the detail from a “coarse image”. This function
can be switched ON or OFF. The ON setting contains levels 1-5.
3-1
Front/Back Lit This function is used to adjust an images that have been taken with opposite
light. It also corrects dark areas that have been underexposed and make areas
that have been too bright to view visible. This function can be switched ON or

OFF. The ON setting contains levels 1-5.
Soft focus This function is used to correct the gradation of an entire image by softening
shapes other than outlines. This can result in a dream-like image. This function
can be switched ON or OFF. The ON setting contains levels 1-5.
Smoothing This function is used to reduce the cyclic noise (lattice-like stripes) caused by
certain types of images. This function can be switched ON or OFF. This function
can be selected when performing print copy*.
Some of the above adjustments will not be available, depending upon the type
of film used and the particular setting conditions.
HINT ■After performing adjustments, the picture quality becomes even more worse!
The picture quality can become worse as a result of various adjustments. If this
happens, reset the adjustment and then adjust the picture quality once again.
[Restore default values]: color adjustment settings will be reset to initial settings.
* Print copy...INSTRUCTION MANUAL/3-4 Printing from Photographs
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Enhancing Blackness
This setting is performed when you want to enhance the blackness of black hair or black clothes.
• When you click [ON] of this setting, the front character print may blur.
• In the case of printing from storage data, if [New] is selected in “Specify order”, the image is printed under
the present setting of the enhanced blackness. If the present setting of the enhanced blackness is
different from that of storage data, the output print charges from the previous print.
1
On the home screen, click [Setup]
[16 Set parameters] [161 Print pa-
rameter setting].
2
Click [Enhanced blackness] tab.
3-1
3
Set the services or input types of which
you want to enhance the blackness.
1
• When selected [Normal] in the print service:
Click [ON] of “Common setup” or
“Detail setup” in the 1 “Normal ser-
2
vice”.
• When selected the other service than [Nor-
mal] (like ID, album, etc.) in the print service:
Click [ON] of “Common setup” or
“Detail setup” in the 2 “Other service”.
In the “Detail setup” you can set the enhanced 3

blackness by the input type (Film, DSC, Media,
PtoP).
4
Once the settings have been completed, click 3 [Registration].
Click [Home], and the display returns to the home screen.
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3-2
Changing the Settings of Color and Density

Basic values for color and density can be adjusted for each type of film and media*. When there
are problems with the color or density of images that have actually been printed, the adjustment
should be performed while the prints are viewed.
Click [Setup] Click [14 Color correction] Select the desired type of film or
media Adjust each item by viewing the actual print.
• This function is used to adjust basic color and density, thus affecting the entire set of
prints. Unless there are serious problems found with the color of the prints, do not
perform this adjustment.
• If the picture quality adjustment level is too high or too low, picture quality may deterio-
rate significantly. Ensure that testing is performed and that the results are confirmed
prior to use.
• Picture quality may deteriorate significantly depending upon the combination of picture
quality adjustment levels. Ensure that testing is performed and that the results are
confirmed prior to use.
• Perform the master channel setup* and paper channel setup* prior to adjusting color and
density for each type of media*.
1
3-2
[14 Color correction].

2
Select the desired type of film or media.
• “141 Scanner channel” will be explained in
this page.
• If using the monitor channel, refer to “Monitor
Adjustment”*.
........Continued
* Media...INSTRUCTION MANUAL/3-1 Media Printing * Monitor adjustment...3-5 Monitor Adjustment
* Master channel setup...2-1 Startup Procedures
* Paper channel setup...6-2 Paper Channel Setup 93
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Adjust the IL_CNT, IL_OFT values for Y,
M and C by viewing the actual prints.
Please do not make any adjust-

ments using a scene where color
or density is abnormal.
If the text box is clicked, the input box will be

displayed. Enter the numeric value and click
[OK].
Y, M, C Y: This key corrects the color yellow.

M: This key corrects the color magenta.
C: This key corrects the color cyan.
IL_OFT Offset adjustment factors (range: -1000 ~ 1000; initial value: 0)
This function is used to adjust the image finish quality. The larger the value, the higher the
density; and the smaller the value, the lower the density.
IL_CNT Contrast adjustment factors (range: 0 - 200; initial value: 100)
Contrast increases with the value; the contrast will be twice as great at a level of 200; at
50, the level of contrast will be one-half.
Do not change this setting for normal operation!

Although the contrast is adjustable, it is difficult to correctly perform this
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adjustment. If the contrast level is changed, print quality may become worse
than before, depending upon the specific image.
If the contrast must be adjusted, try to change it as little as possible and
adjust the offset only.
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Changing the Color Balance for Black-and-white/Sepia

This function allows the color balance to be adjusted for black-and-white or sepia prints.
Click [Setup] Click [16 Set parameters] Click [161 Print parameter
setting] Click [Mono/Sepia balance setting] Enter the adjusted values
Click [Registration]
1
On the home screen, click [Setup] [16 Set parameters] [161 Print pa-
rameter setting].
2
Click [Mono/Sepia balance setting] tab. Mono/Sepia balance setting
By viewing actual black-and-white /
sepia prints, enter the adjusted values
(percentage) for Y, M and C for both
monochrome (black-and-white) and
sepia.
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Changing the Color Balance for Black-and-white/Sepia
3
Once the settings have been completed, click [Registration].
HINT ■After performing color adjustments, the colors become even more mismatched!
Color mismatches can often occur as a result of various adjustments. If this happens,
reset the adjustment and then adjust the colors once again.
[Initialize to factory preset]: color adjustment settings will be reset to initial factory
settings.
[Restore backed up values]: color adjustment settings will be reset in accordance with
the adjustments made in maintenance mode.
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Changing the Rate for Color and Density

How to adjust the rate of change for each button of both color and density correction.
Click [Setup] Click [16 Set parameters] Click [167 Key rate setting]
Adjust the rate setting
• The rate of change for keys can be individually adjusted for each button (D: density, Y: yellow, M:
magenta and C: cyan).
• The rate of change for keys can be individually adjusted for each input image type (“Negative”,
“Reversal”, “Print Copy”, “Digital Camera” and “Media (e.g., CDs)”).
In addition, all of these types of input images can be adjusted simultaneously.
The initial change rates when shipped from factory are set to “Common”.(Key “D”: 15, Key “Y”: 10,
Key “M”: 10, Key “C”: 10).
The initial setting rates when “Specific” is selected are shown in the list below;
Initial rates of change in “Specific” setting when shipped (%)

Negative* Reversal* Print Copy Digital Camera Media
Key “D” 15 6 10 15 10
Key “Y” 10 3 5 10 5
Key “M” 10 3 5 10 5
Key “C” 10 3 5 10 5
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*1 Applicable to both 135 film / IX240 (APS) film and 120 film
Setting the Same Rate of Change for All Types of Input Images
1
[16 Set parameters] [167 Key rate
setting].
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2
Adjust the rate by inputting a numeric 1 2 5
value.
1) Enter a check mark in [Common] 1.
2) Click the number section of the key that you
want to adjust 2.
3) Once the input box has been displayed,
enter a numeric value 3.
4) Click [OK] 4.
5) Once the setting has been completed, click
[Registration] 5.
The key rate of change increases with larger

numbers, and decreases with smaller num-
bers. Numbers can be entered from the range
of “1” to “99”.
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4
3
Click [Home].
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Setting the Rate of Change for Each Type of Input
1
On the home screen, click [Setup] [16 Set parameters] [167 Key rate
setting].
1 2 5
2
Adjust the rate by inputting a numeric
value.
1) Enter a check mark in [specific] 1.
2) Click the number section of the key for
either the type of film or media that you want
to adjust 2.
• Negative: images of negative films can be

adjusted.
• Reversal: images of positive films can be
adjusted.
• Print to print: images of print copies can be
adjusted. 3
• Digital camera: images from digital cameras
can be adjusted.
• Media: images from CDs and FDs can be
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adjusted.
“Negative” and “Reversal” functions are only

available with DS-2000E/2001E.
3) Once the input box has been displayed, 4

enter a numeric value 3.
4) Click [OK] 4.
5) Once the setting has been completed, click
[Registration] 5.
The key rate of change increases with larger

numbers, and decreases with smaller num-
bers. Numbers can be entered from the
range of “1” to “99”.
3
Click [Home].
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Monitor Adjustment
In the event that the monitor color and the actual color of prints do not match, the monitor color
can be adjusted. For details, contact engineer.
Click [Setup] Click [14 Color correction] Select [147 Monitor channel]
Adjust each item
Although monitors are shipped under optimum conditions, picture quality may vary depending upon
the installation environment. This function allows the displayed monitor color to be adjusted on-
screen by comparing the monitor display to the print output results, if monitor and print colors do not
match.
However, in general, monitor color and print color do not entirely match.
• Perform the master channel setup and paper channel setup prior to performing monitor
color adjustment.
• When monitor correction is made on the master adjustment, the correction will affect all
of the input media channel.
• The LCD will take 20 minutes to be stabilized after power on. Perform the monitor
adjustment 20 minutes or more later after power on.
• Do not perform adjustment by any other way than that written down in this chapter.
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LCD Monitor Angle adjustment
Monitor Adjustment
1
Adjust LCD monitor angle.
While viewing LCD monitor head-on, look at the hole of LCD indicator at a distance of 50-
60cm. Adjust the angle of LCD monitor so that the hole's shape of opposite side just looks
to be round perfectly. LCD indicator
Perfectly round shape
NG OK
Height
adjustment
LCD’s height can be adjusted about 50mm.
2
On the home screen, click [Setup] [14 Color correction] [147 Monitor
channel].
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3
Click [LCD Monitor adjustment] tab, and confirm 1 [LCD] is with a check
mark.
4
If make a check mark for "6 frame", "1 frame" or "Ring around" in 2Display
selection, the adjustment screen will appear.
Click an image you want to correct .
(Blue frame will move on that image.)
Then increase or decrease the values of
the color and density, 3 Y, M, C and D
of the chart image in order to be seen
equally all over the monitor.
Y: Corrects the color yellow.

M: Corrects the color magenta.
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C: Corrects the color cyan.

D: Corrects the density.
[6 frame screen]
Monitor Adjustment
Adjustment can be preformed on 1 frame screen or ring around screen as well.
5
Click 4 [Resistration].
6
Click 5 [Home], then the display returns to the home screen.
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Monitor Correction on the Master Adjustment
1
Install the paper magazine containing master size paper.*
2
[14 Color correction] [147 Monitor
channel].
[Adjust master] 1 2
3
Confirm that the [Adjust master] tab has
been selected.
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Monitor Adjustment
4
The maker preset adjustment screen will appear.
Confirm that 1 [Color] is with a check mark.
Click 2 [Print].
Use the print created here as a test print.
If “Contrast” has been marked with a check mark, change a check mark to
“Color”.
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5
Match the color and density of the chart
image on the monitor with the test print
created in the step 4.
Enter a check mark in the Y, M, C or D text
box 3 that you want to adjust, then increase
or decrease the values by using the numeric
keys 4.
Y: Corrects the color yellow.

M: Corrects the color magenta.
C: Corrects the color cyan. 4 5
D: Corrects the density.
6
Click 5 [Registration] once the colors finally match.
7
Click [Home].
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Monitor Adjustment for Each Type of Input

The monitor color can be adjusted for each type of input, including negative film, reversal film, print
copies and digital cameras, by selecting images from the storage data.
1
Install the paper magazine* containing master size paper.
2
On the home screen, click [Setup] [14 Color correction] [147 Monitor
channel].
3
Select the 1 tab of the input type that
you want to adjust. 1
4
Click [Storage Img selection].
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• When selecting Negative film, Reversal film,
Print copy or Digital camera, scan images from
them in advance. In the case of Media, ‘Master
Monitor Adjustment
Image Selection’ is available. Storage Img selection
Date SNo.
5
[Storage picture choice] screen will
appear.
Select [Date] and [SNo.] in which the desired
image is stored.
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6
2 Click the desired image, and then
click 3 [OK].
When to cancel the image selection, click the
image once again.
3
• When the image is selected, the image will be displayed with the green frame. (Only one image is
selectable.)
• Only the storage images printed on the normal service can be selected and displayed.
• When there are two or more pages, select the desired page clicking [Prev] or [Next].
7
The selected image is displayed. Con-
firm that 4 [Color] is with a check mark.
Click 5 [Print] to create the print for
adjustment.
The later procedure is the same as the
one of master adjustment.
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Monitor Adjustment
HINT ■After performing monitor adjustment, the colors become even more mismatched!
Color mismatches can often occur as a result of various adjustments. If this happens,
reset the adjustment and then adjust the colors once again.
[Initialize to factory preset]: monitor adjustment settings will be reset to initial factory
settings.
[Restore backed up values]: monitor adjustment settings will be reset in accordance
with the adjustments made in maintenance mode.
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Storage Image Display Cancel

When the storage image is selected, the diagram shown below will be displayed.
1 [Storage Img selection]:

To move to the storage image
selection displays for media types.
The displays will not appear on the
master/sub channel adjustment.
2[Maker Img selection]:
To move to the display for select-
ing the maker preset image.
[Maker Img selection] appears in
“Adjust master”, “Adjust sub chan-
nel” and “Media”.
3[User Img selection]:
To move to the display for select- 1
ing the image user stored for
2
adjustment.
The display will not appear when 3
the images stored with [Storage
Img selection] do not exist.
1
Click [User Img selection].
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Monitor Adjustment
User Img selection
2
Select the image you want to delete.
1 Select [Erase], and check mark appears.
2 Click the image you want to delete.
When to cancel the image selection, click
the image once again.
3 Click [OK].
• When switching [Choice] or [Erase] while the image is selected, the selection will be canceled.
• When the image is selected, the image will be displayed with the green frame. (Only one image is
selectable.)
• When there are two or more pages, select the desired page clicking [Prev] or [Next].
• When click [Previous] button, the image selection will be canceled.
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Data Management
This chapter provides an explanation of managing previously printed
data (storage).
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Chapter
4-1 Backing up Data

4-2 Retrieving Data Backed up
4-3 Managing Previously Printed Data (Storage)
4-4 Managing Number of Printed Data
USER SETUP MANUAL
4-1
Backing up Data
Normally, data used in the application is automatically backed up at the previous day and the
day before previous day.
In this section, it is explained how to back up data on the hard disk or media.
Click [Setup] Click [15 Data management] [151 Data backup]

Execute the backup
• In case that the worst cases occurs, backing up data on media on regular basis is highly
recommended.
• User original templates and data of printed number are not backed up by these proce-
dures below.
Backing up the Input Station Data

(When Backing up the Data to the D Drive on the Hard Disk Drive)
1
On the home screen, click [Setup] [15 Data management] [151 Data
backup].
2
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Follow the procedure shown below on

‘151 Data backup’ display.
Backing up Data
1 Select [Input station] tab.
2Select [d: drive] on [Target drive] list box.
3Select [No] on compression selection.
4 Click [Data backup].
5Click [Yes] on the backup start confirmation

display to execute the backup.
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Backing up the Printer Data

(When Backing up the Data to the D Drive on the Hard Disk Drive)
1
From the input station home screen, select [Setup] [15 Data management]
[151 Data backup].
2
‘151 Data backup’ display.
1 Select [Printer unit] tab.
2 Select [d: drive] on [Target drive] list box.
3 Select [No] on compression selection.
When backing up data on media, select [Yes] on

compression selection.
4 Confirm the all boxes are checked.
5 Click [Data backup].
6 Click [Yes] on the backup start confirmation

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4-2
Retrieving Data Backed up

This part will explain the steps for retrieving the data backed up in the previous part.
Click [Setup] Click [15 Data management] [152 Data restore] Re-
trieve the data
Retrieving the Data Backed up of the Input Station

(When Retrieving the Data from the D Drive on the Hard Disk Drive)
1
[152 Data restore].
2
‘152 Data restore’ display.
1 Select [Input station] tab.
2Select [d: drive] on [Access drive] list box.
3The date when the files were backed up is

displayed on [Select file] column.
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4 Click [Access file list].

5Click [Data Restore].
When the desired file is not

found in the selected drive, the
error message will appear.
6Click [Yes] on the data restore confirmation

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3
Restarting the input station
1 Click [Quit] on the home screen to quit the application.
2 Turn the input station breaker to off, and wait until the shut down process finishes.
3 Turn the input station breaker to on to restart the input station.

*After restarting the input station, the data retrieved is operable.
Retrieving the Data Backed up of the Printer

(When Retrieving the Data from the D Drive on the Hard Disk Drive)
1
[152 Data restore].
2
Follow the procedure shown below on 1 2 3 4
‘152 Data restore’ display.
1 Select [Printer unit] tab.
2 Select [d: drive] on [Access drive] list box.
3 The date when the files were backed up is

displayed on [Select file] column.
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4 Click [Access file list].

5 Click [Data Restore].
5
When the desired file is not
found in the selected drive,
the error message will appear.
6 Click [Yes] on the data restore confirmation

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3
Restarting the printer
1Press [Idle] on the printer processor to switch the idle display.
2Press the [Restart].

*After restarting the printer, the data retrieved is operable.
Restore Data from One Day Ago

Data from the previous day can be retrieved.
1
On the home screen, click [Setup] <Input station>
[15 Data management] [153 Restore 1
data from one day ago].
2
Select 1 [Input station] or [Printer unit]
tab.
2
3
Click 2 [Data Restore]. <Printer unit>
4-2
4
When retrieving the data of the input
station, restart the input station. When

retrieving the data of the printer unit,
restart the printer.
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Restore Data from Two Days Ago

Data from two days previous can be retrieved.
1
On the home screen, click [Setup] <Input station>
[15 Data management] [154 Restore
data from two days ago].
2
Select 1 [Input station] or [Printer unit]
tab.
3
Click 2 [Data Restore]. <Printer unit>
4
When retrieving the data of the input
station, restart the input station. When
retrieving the data of the printer unit,
restart the printer.
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4-3
Managing Previously Printed Data (Storage)

Image data that has previously been scanned is stored (storage). This function lets you manage
storage data.
Click [Setup] on the home screen Click [15 Data management] Click
[155 Storage data management]
1
[15 Data management] [155 Storage
data management].
2
[155 Storage data management] screen
appears.
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■ [155 Storage data management] screen: descriptions on buttons.

1 Date list display A list of dates on which orders have been stored is displayed.
A list is displayed for the order list when an arbitrary date is clicked.
2 Order list A list of orders is displayed for the date selected with the date list display.
• Order No: Displays the order folder name.
• Time: Displays the time at which the order folder was created.
• Input Source: Displays all source types of input images in the order, If
there are several source types in the order, they display with
commas.
• Print size:Displays all print sizes within an order up to a maximum of five
types.
All following sizes are collectively indicated with “etc.”.
• Number of print: Indicates the number of prints for each print size.
When there are print sizes indicated with “etc.”, the total
number of prints corresponding to “etc.” is displayed.
• Storage specification: Either “Preservation: No”, “Preservation: Yes” or
“The ban on deletion” is displayed.
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3 Storage configura- The storage configuration screen is displayed.

tion Enter a setting value for each item and click “Registration”.
(The screen 3´ displays the current registration “Open drive space”, “The
storage order volumes”.)
• Storage period for order:

This specifies the number of days on which automatic order deletion
(orders are automatically deleted when the system is started up on
those days) is performed. This is normally set to “1 day”.
• Required HDD space:
The default value is “20 × 100Mbyte”. (Setting range: 5-40 ×
100Mbyte; stored data will be automatically deleted when available
HDD space is equal to or less than the set value when calling up the
prejudge screen. “The HDD availability after deletion” also changes
in the case the set value has been changed.)
• The HDD free space after deletion:
The default value is “25 × 100Mbyte”. (Setting range: 20-40 ×
100Mbyte provided that the set value for “HDD required availability”
is used as the lower limit.)
• The number of orders which is not deleted:
The default value is “10” orders. (Setting range: 1-1000 orders)
4 Picture check When this button is clicked after selecting an order, the image confirmation
screen is displayed. Image data contained in the selected order is displayed.
5 Status switch This lets you switch between whether or not data is to be stored.
Designation of the manner in which an order or orders selected with order
list (multiple orders can be selected) is to be stored changes in the order
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of “Preservation: No” “Preservation: Yes” “The ban on deletion” “Preser-
vation: No” and so on each time this is clicked.

• Preservation: No:
Orders are deleted automatically according to the “Order storage days”.
• Preservation: Yes:
Orders are not deleted automatically. In order to delete orders, an order
is selected from the list and then deleted with the “Order delete” button.
• The ban on deletion:
Orders are not deleted automatically and cannot be deleted manually.
6 Delete stored order This lets you delete storage data for an order.
Since “Is a specification order deleted?” is displayed, the order or orders
selected from the list (multiple orders can be selected) is deleted when
“Yes” is clicked. Orders cannot be deleted if “The ban on deletion” is set
for storage designation.
7 Previous The display returns to ‘15 Data management’ screen.
8 Save to External PC By clicking this button after selecting the order, the data can be backed up to the
external PC. (The backed-up data will be stored to the path shown above this
button. Location for backed-up data can be set with right clicking on [EX-PC].)
9 Save to CD-R Select the order and click this button, then the storage data can be
backed up to CD-R.
In the case storage data exceeds available HDD space, orders are deleted automatically
starting with the oldest order designated as “Preservation: No”. When orders cannot be
deleted automatically due to the setting for storage designation, delete data in accor-
dance with the displayed message.
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Managing Number of Printed Data

The number of previously printed data can be totaled up respectively in some units such as order
or date.
Click [Setup] on the home screen Click [15 Data management] Click
[156 Display number of prints]
1
[15 Data management] [156 Display
number of prints].
2
[156 Display number of prints] will be
displayed.
Set the conditions for displaying totals.
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1The contents of a display

The contents can be selected from “Daily date”, “Weekly date”, “Monthly date”, and
“Quickly sum print count up”.
• Daily date (Default setting):
The date with counted daily data is displayed in the date selection.
The number of prints and the number of processed orders are displayed with the latest daily
data.
• Weekly date:
The date of counted weekly data is displayed in the date selection.
The number of prints and number of processed orders are displayed with the latest weekly
data.
* Date of weekly data is displayed as in the following form: “2004.03.29-2004.04.04”.
Date of weekly data is not displayed while weekly data process is not being executed.
• Monthly date:
The date of counted monthly data is displayed in the date selection column.
The number of prints and processed orders are displayed with the latest monthly data.
* Date of monthly data is displayed as in the following form: “2004.06.01-2004.06.30”.
Date of monthly data is not displayed while monthly data process is not being executed.
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• Quickly sum print count up

The “Quickly sum print count up” screen is 1) 2)
displayed when it is selected in the con-
tents of a display.
Only the count of prints of the current day
can be corrected.
(Orders, in the process of printing or in the
print standby, cannot be corrected).
Before being corrected, all printed orders
are displayed as [OK count].
1) Select the order number to be cor-
rected.
2) Execute the correction by clicking [OK
count] or [NG count] tab.
[OK count]/[NG count] are displayed in 3)
accordance with respective print size.
* Decreased number of [OK count] will
be added to the number of [NG count].
Decreased number of [NG count] will
be added to the number of [OK count].
Total count is not changed.
3) Click [Registration]. Then the print count
is updated.
2Total unit selection

Execute closing time settings respectively: “Day”, “Week”, or “Month”. The timing for
totaling the number of printed sheets and the number of orders can be decided. The
totaling will start in accordance with the closure time, date or day already set. Both
“Week” and “Month” selection will be valid from the day after they are set. In that case,
the data from the valid day till the closure day is subjected to be executed.
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• Day (Default setting):

Set [Closing time] (selectable from “0 o’clock” to “23 o’clock”).
Orders are totaled utilizing the print time for the first print. Even when reprinting is executed after the
deadline time or when replacing the storage data, the totaling will be made in the same date.
Example: when “0 o’clock” is set

(Setting “0 o’clock” is recommended if printing is not executed in the middle of the
night.)
11/17 (The day before) 11/18 (The current day) 11/19 (The day after)
0:00 0:00
Printing start Printing finish

11/18 0:00 11/18 1:00
Order A
The totaling is Printing start Printing finish
dated of 11/18. 11/18 23:30 11/19 0:30
Order B
The totaling is
dated of 11/18.
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• Week:
Select from Sunday to Saturday (Default setting is Saturday).
• Month:
Select from the 1st to the 31st. (Default setting is the 31st.)
If the selected date is not in the month, the closure process of the current month will be executed on the
first day of the following month.
3The date selection

Displays the list of counted dates. Select the respective date to display the results.
The latest date will be displayed at the top of the list.
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4Counted data display

• Counted Number display
The number of printed sheets, number of index print, or the total number of prints in
each service can be displayed
“Service”, “Print size”, “OK count”, “NG count”, “(Print) Width” and “Length” will be
displayed.
1) 2) 5) 3) 6)
<
7)
4)
<
1) Service: service type is displayed.

2) Print size: print size is displayed
3) Width: print width is displayed.
4) Service: index print type is displayed.
5) OK count/NG count: “OK count” / “NG count” is displayed.
6) Length: print length is displayed.
7) Total: total number of prints is displayed.
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• Order Number display
1) 2)

3)
1) Picture source: input media types or CDR burning are displayed.

2) Processed order: numbers of orders are displayed. (for CDR burning only,
the numbers of burned disks are displayed.)
3) Total: total number of copies is displayed. (The numbers of CDR burning
disks are not included in the total number.)
• Test prints, prints canceled when errors occur at the input station, and deleted orders are excluded in the
totaling.
• When printed sheets and orders do not exist, nothing will be displayed.
• When the orders are only to be input (no print), the number of them are included in the total number of
orders but not included in the total numbers of printed sheets.
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5Manual closure
Weekly/Monthly manual closure function can 1) 2) 3)
be executed.
1) Click the desired item.
2) Click [Execution].
3) Click [Previous]. The display
returns to the [156 Display
number of prints] screen.
If the manual closure time processing is executed several times in one day, the result will be
counted in the current date. The result from the day after will be counted separately.
For example: in case of monthly data closure.

Monthly data closure Manual data closure Manual data closure
3/1-3/31 4/1 4/4 4/5
Monthly closure data: 4/1-4/4 Monthly closure data: 4/5-4/30

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6Data Backup
Backup of target data can be executed.
• Data Backup: The data can be backed up in
CSV format (Comma Separated Value for- 1) 3) 4)
mat).
1) Select [Data backup] tab and select the
data to be backed up.
* When [All data] is selected, all the counted
data (day, week, and month) is reserved in
the designated folder.
* When [Daily data], [Weekly data] or
[Monthly data] is selected, the data se-
lected by the date selection will be re-
served in the designated folder.
* Date selection of Weekly/Monthly closure
time process backs up the weekly/monthly
data. 2) 5) 6)
* Daily data within the set period is not be
backed up even if when Weekly or Monthly
data is backed up.
2) [The Date selection] can be set only when
[Daily data]/[Weekly data]/ [Monthly data] is
selected. In order to execute the date
selection, select [Yes] and set the desired
period of time.
3) Select [Yes] in order to compress backed
up data (LZH format). The default setting is
set to [No].
4) Select the storage designation. Select the
desired drive or folder.
5) Click [Data backup].
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6) Click [Previous]. The display returns to the
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Various Settings
This chapter explains the various procedures and settings used for unit
setup and maintenance.
5
Chapter
5-1 Changing the Index Print Setting

5-2 Changing the Items Printed on the Back of the Print
(Changing the Back Printing)
5-3 Setting the Border Width
5-4 Changing the Image Pasting Ratio
(Enlargement, Reduction, Cropping)
5-5 Changing the Date of Pre-operation Inspection/Post-operation
Inspection Procedures
5-6 Changing the Timer Settings
5-7 Changing the Paper Settings
5-8 Installing/Uninstalling Templates
5-9 Setting of the CD-R Burning
5-10 Settings for EX-PC
5-11 Other Settings
USER SETUP MANUAL
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Changing the Index Print Setting

How to change the number of images on an index print and the number of the index print to be
printed.
Click [Setup] on the home screen Click [16 Set parameters] Click [163
Index print conf.] Select settings for each item
1
[16 Set parameters] [163 Index print
conf.].
2
Select settings for each item.
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Layout CHP Display

“Auto”: automatically adjust the number of 135, Digital camera: Fixed “No”.
frames(16,30,42) in a single print, by referring 240: Fixed “Yes”.
to the number of frames within an order. (In the (The frames of CHP size specified by
case of 135) magnetic information will be displayed in
“16”: 16 frames will be printed on a single print. the index.)
“30”: 30 frames will be printed on a single print.
“42”: 42 frames will be printed on a single print.
* The number of frames within a single print
varies according to the type of the film used
(135mm, IX240) or digital camera.
Pass frame Output Size
“Yes”: frames that have been passed will be “Auto”: images will be printed in priority from
printed in the index. the installed magazine. If other print size is
“No”: frames that have been passed will not be desired, select the desired size.
printed in the index.
Date Print Setting Multi-print

“No”: dates will not be printed. Input the number of index prints when you
“Today”: the print date will be printed. want to make index print more than one.
“Fixed”: any date can be printed.
Output device Output formats
Set to R-system. (Fixed) Set the respective print size to conform with
the paper width. Using [Check width] button,
you can select nonuse or use of index print
width check function. (Default setting: no)
SSU Correction Print with Magnetic information (Only available
“Yes”: Correct the orientation of the reversed with IX240)
film during the index print output procedure. Set nonuse or use (No/Yes) of magnetic
(In the case of a single-use camera with IX240 information as CHP information for IX240.
(APS), exposure starts from the end of the “No”: adjust to the print size.
film.) “Yes”: use magnetic information as CHP
“No”: Print from the top of the film (frame No.1). information.
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Some of the above adjustments will not be available, depending upon the type of film
used and the particular setting conditions.
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<Output formats selection Setting>

Example: When making 102 mm × 152 mm size of print by 152 width paper.
■ [No] in [Check width] in [Output formats] is selected.

Select when the desired print size does not match any paper magazine.
152mm
Paper width
102mm
152mm
➜ Paper output direction

■ [Yes] in [Check width] in [Output formats] is selected.
If the magazine matches the width/length of the output print size, the print will be printed in
the same size. It can also be rotated 90 degree.
* If the paper magazine width and output format width/length do not match, the desired
width will not be output even if [Yes] is selected in the [Check width] box.
102mm
Paper width
152mm
152mm
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➜ Paper output direction
3
Click [Registration].
4
Click [Home].
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Changing the Items Printed on the Back of the Print (Changing the Back Printing)
A variety of information, including frame number, order number, exposure conditions and correc-
tion values, is printed on the back of each print (back printing). This information can be
changed.
Click [Setup] on the home screen Click [16 Set parameters] Click [164
Back print setting] Select settings for each item
Input types and defaults for each format

Tag Input type Default
135Film (Format selection 0)
(Negative, slide, Line 1: Frame No. Order No. Number of prints in the order
black/white, sepia) YMCkey Dkey Tone key F/Lkey Key rate Enhanced
135 110/220, 110Film blackness Input type
Mount film Line 2: IL-CNT IL-OFT Contrast Under Correction Over
Correction Flont/Back Lit Soft focus Sharpness
Color Enhancement Filter(fine grain)
IX240(APS)Film (Format selection 7)
(Negative, slide, Line 1: Frame No. Film ID No. LAB ID No. Photo date Photo
240
black/white, sepia) time Flash information Backlit BV
Line 2: Order No. Number of prints in the order Title
YMC key Dkey F/Lkey Density
Digital camera (Format selection 0)

Line 1: File name Order No. Number of prints in the order
YMCkey Dkey Tone key F/Lkey
Digital camera
Line 2: IL-CNT IL-OFT Contrast Backlit Soft focus Sharpness
Color Enhacement Filter(fine grain) Key rate
Enhanced blackness Input type
Media (Format selection 0)
Flatbed scanner Line 1: File name. Order No. Numbar of prints in the order
Media
Line 2: IL-CNT IL-OFT Contrast Soft focus Sharpness
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Color Enhacement Filter(fine grain) key rate
Enhanced blackness Input type
External PC (Format selection 0)
Line 1: File name. Order No. Numbar of prints in the order
Others
Line 2: IL-CNT IL-OFT Contrast Flont/Back Lit Soft focus
Sharpness Color Enhacement Filter(fine grain) Key
rate Enhanced blackness Input type
* In the case of printing from the strorage date, the type of format when images are stored is applied.
1
[16 Set parameters] [164 Back print
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2
Select the desired type of input.
• 135: sets the print setting for 135 (including
120 / 220, 110) film.
• 240: sets the print setting for IX240 (APS)
film.
• Digital camera / Media / Others: select each
item referring to the above table(Input types
and defaults for each format).
• The following formats will be printed

under the “media” setting, even from 135
/ IX240 (APS) film: index prints / contact
prints / album print / identification photos.
3
Select the presence or absence of back
printing.
• [On]: If back printing is desired.
• [Off]: If back printing is not desired.
If you select [Off] for back printing, then the setting

procedures are now completed, therefore click
[Registration]. Once the message “Registration?”
is displayed, click [YES]. Then return to the home
screen by clicking [Home].
4
Select the format.
The printing format - the kinds of items to be
printed and their order - has already been pre-
registered. Select the desired format from the
format list.
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Click the text box, select the format number

and click [OK].
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[In the case of 135 Film Format]

0 Frame No. Order No. Number of prints in the order YMC key D key F/L key
rate Enhanced blackness Input type
1 Frame No. Order No. Number of prints in the order YMC key D key F/L key Density
2 Frame No. Year Month Order No. Number of prints in the order YMC key D key
F/L key Density
3 Frame No. Shop name Order No. Number of prints in the order D key F/L key
4 Frame No. Shop name Order No. D key F/L key Density
5 Frame No. Order No. Number of prints in the order YMC key D key F/L key Density
6 Frame No. Order No. Number of prints in the order
7 Free format*
8 Frame No.
9 Frame No. Order No. Number of prints in the order Exposure time
*F: Full correction L: Lowered correction
[List of Abbreviations]
<******> Frame No. f Scanner correction values (with F/L)
SNo Order No. YY Year
ORD Number of prints in the order MM Month
yy Manual correction for Y SCAN Density
mm Manual correction for M Exposure time y1234 m1234 c1234
cc Manual correction for C
dd Manual correction for D
5
Select printing for frame numbers.
• [On]: If frame number printing is desired.
• [Off]: If frame number printing is not desired.
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6
Set the laboratory identification number.
• This setting can be performed only when the
type of input is IX240 (APS).
• Register the unique store number only when
the store that deals in IX240 (APS) is pro-
vided with the laboratory identification
number. Click the text box, enter the num-
ber, and click [Yes].
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7
Use [Shop name/comment setting] only
when necessary. KONICA MINOLTA
R System
Click [Shop name/comment setting].
Input the shop name and comment in the

dialog box and then click [Registration].
8
Once all inputs have been completed, click [Registration].
9
Click [Home].
If the printer is connected to multiple input PCs, set it to print “Input PC Name” on
the back of prints to make it easy to distinguish them.
Input Device and Settings

Input type Format No. Note
Register in format No.7.
135 7
Printing of the input PC name is registered as the default setting.
240 7 Delete “19: 240 LAB ID” item, and add “48: InputPC Name” to register.
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Digital camera 1 Add “48: InputPC Name” to register.

Media 1 Add “48: InputPC Name” to register.
The Input PC Name is printed with “WS-xx” (xx:Number).
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Selecting Settings for Original Back Printing

The format for back printing can be set by yourself .
1
On the home screen, click [Setup] [16 Set parameters] [164 Back print
setting].
2
Select the type of input.
• 135: sets the print setting for 135 (including
120 / 220, 110) film.
• 240: sets the print setting for IX240 (APS)
film.
• Digital camera/Media/Others: Select each
item referring to the table* (Input types and
defaults for each format).
• The following formats will be printed

under the “media” setting, even from 135
/ APS film: index prints / contact prints /
album prints / identification photos.
3
Select “Free format” for the format.
• 135/240: Select “7”.
• Digital camera/Media/Others: Select “1”.
1 2
4
Enter a check mark in the first line of
the free format setting box 1, and then
select the item that you want to print
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from the list of registration items 2.
• Click on the items that you want to print out,
one by one, from the list of registered items.
Items selected will be displayed on the free
format setting screen.
• Each line can accept up to 40 characters in
total. If there are more than 40 characters,
delete some of the unnecessary characters.
• Delete: select the items that you want to delete,

then click “Delete”.
• Clear all: this deletes all items.
5
Once all inputs have been completed, click [Registration].
6
Click [Home].
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List of registered items

Printed items Number of Printing Details
Characters
1 None 10 Same as that for a 10-character space.
2 Space 1
3 Frame No. 8 <No.xxx>
4 Order No. 4 sxxx

5 Number of prints in the order 3 xxx
6 “YMC” keys YY/MM/CC 8 yy/mm/cc
7 “YMC” keys YYMMCC 6 yymmcc
8 “D” key 2 dd
9 F/L key 1 F or L
10 Density 3 –99 — +99
11 None 4
12 Exposure time 15 y1234 m1234 c1234
13 Shop name 20
14 Comments 20
15 Year and Month 4 yymm

16 Color 3 ymc
17 IX240 film identification number 9 xxxxxxxxx
Prints the 9-character FID.
18 IX240 frame number 4 <xx>
19 IX240 laboratory identification 5 xxxxx
number Prints the Laboratory identification number that was input for the back
printing setting.
20 IX240 Photo Shooting date 8 The following 3 types will be printed in accordance with the format input by
the camera.
mmddyy ddmmyy yymmdd
21 IX240 Photo Shooting time 7 AM/PM hh:mm
22 IX240 flash information on the 1 Printing of “S”.
camera side “S” will be printed if the camera flash was used. If no flash was used, then
no letters will be printed.
23 IX240 Back light information on 1 Printing of “B”.
the camera side “B” will be printed if the camera detects “Back light”. If no opposite light is
detected, then no letters will be printed.
24 IX240 BV value information on the 1 1~4
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camera side Prints photographic luminance information determined by the camera. A

value from 1 - 4 will be printed. Daylight is equivalent to “1” and strobe
usage during nighttime is equivalent to “4”.
25 IX240 title display 16 Prints 16-character title information recorded by the camera.
28 File name 16 <xxxxxxxx>
XXX: file name
Prints the 14-character media file name, beginning at the far left, excluding
angle brackets.
29 File name 20 <xxxxxxxx>
XXX: file name
Prints the 18-character media file name, beginning at the far left, excluding
angle brackets.
30 Classified by print type 16 <xxxxxxxx>
XXX: output paper size name
Prints the 14-character output paper size name, beginning at the far left,
excluding angle brackets.
31 Classified by print type 20 <xxxxxxxx>
XXX: output paper size name
Prints the 18-character output paper size name, beginning at the far left,
excluding angle brackets.
32 Contrast 2 The values shown below will be printed in accordance with the color
management settings.
Low/2: G1 Low/1: G2 Standard: G3 High/1: G4 High/2: G5
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Number of
Printed items Printing Details
Characters
33 Under correction 2 The values shown below will be printed in accordance with the color
OFF: no printing ON/1: U1 ON/2: U2 ON/3: U3
34 Over correction 2 The values shown below will be printed in accordance with the color
OFF: no printing ON/1: O1 ON/2: O2 ON/3: O3
35 Front/Back light correction 2 The values shown below will be printed in accordance with the color
OFF: no printing level1: B1 level2: B2 level3: B3 level4: B4 level5: B5
36 Soft focus 2 The values shown below will be printed in accordance with the color
OFF: no printing level1: S1 level2: S2 level3: S3 level4: S4 level5: S5
37 Sharpness 2 The values shown below will be printed in accordance with the color
Soft2: F1 Soft1: F2 Normal: F3 Sharp1: F4 Sharp2: F5
38 Color enhancement 2 The values shown below will be printed in accordance with the color
Low/2: C1 Low/1: C2 Normal: C3 High/1: C4 High/2: C5
39 Filter (fine grain) 2 The values shown below will be printed in accordance with the color
OFF: no printing level1: V1 level2: V2 level3: V3 level4: V4 level5: V5
40 Smoothing 2 The values shown below will be printed in accordance with the color
OFF: no printing level1: H1 level2: H2 level3: H3 level4: H4 level5: H5
41 External PC name 10 Prints the 10-character name of the external PC.
42 External PC client name 10 Prints the 10-character client name that was input from the external PC.
43 Date of printing 8 yy.mm.dd
Prints the date of print creation.
44 Time of printing 7 AM/PM hh:mm
Prints the time of print creation.
45 Ex PC Back Print 1
46 Ex PC Back Print 10 The back print data of DPOF format created in external PC will be printed.
47 Ex PC Back Print 20
48 Input machine name 5 “Input PC” name from system structure settings will be printed.
49 Output machine name 5 “Printer PC” name from system structure settings will be printed.
50 Slash 1 ON or OFF of tone correction will be printed.
OFF: no printing ON: T
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51 YMC key 0.5btn 11 YYY/MMM/CCC
52 YMC key 0.5btn 9 YYYMMMCCC
53 D key 0.5btn 3 DDD
54 Tone correction 1 ON or OFF of tone correction will be printed.
OFF: (no printing) ON: T
55 DSC: Photo shooting date 8 EXIF: print in accordance with the front print setting: yy. mm. or dd and
others.
DPOF: print in accordance with the information printed on DPOF.
56 DSC: Photo shooting date 7 hh:mm (displayed for 24 hour) photo shooting time cannot be printed as
DPOF does not feature a time setting.
57 Key rate 8 The values (%) of key rate applied to the print will be printed in the order of YMCD.
(In the case of single-digit, space will be inserted.)
58 Enhanced blackness 1 ON or OFF will be printed in accordance with the black enhancement settings.
ON: 1 OFF: 0
59 IL-CNT 9 The values (%) of contrast applied to the print in the order of YMC.
(In the case of single or double-digits, space will be inserted.)
60 IL-OFT 9 The values (%) of level adjustment applied to the print in the order of YMC.
(-99~999, “-” will be printed.)
61 Input type 1 0: 135 Negative film, 1: IX240 Negative film, 2: 120 Negative film,
3: 135 Half Negative film, 4: 110 Negative film, 5: DSC, 6: Media, 7:PtoP, 8: Storage,
A: 135 Slide film, B: IX240 Slide film, C: 120 Slide film, Z: Others
62 Tone key 2 The values (%) of tone correction applied to the print will be printed.
(-9~N~99)
• Adjacent items are printed without separation, therefore if necessary spaces may be inserted
between items.
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Setting the Border Width

This function lets you set the width of the space allocated for the border as desired.
Click [Settings] Set the border width
Set the dimensions of the border (white, rectangular portion). The border can be set to one of three
settings consisting of BL, WB and WWB. Border width can be set in 0.1 mm units.
Each of the settings are changed on the home screen. Do not set film to the film carrier while settings
are still being made.
1
Click [Settings] on the home screen.
Setting the Border Width

2
Click the border type you want to ad-
just.
1 Click either [BL], [WB] or [WWB].
2 Either specify the value by clicking the
arrow buttons or specify the width of the
border by dragging the number bar.
The ranges of the widths that can be speci-
fied are as shown below.
BL: 16mm to 0mm (normal setting:
1.5mm)
WB: -0.1mm to -10mm
(normal setting: -4.0mm)
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WWB: -10.1mm to -40mm
(normal setting:-30.0mm)
2 1
The bigger number in minus is, the wider
border becomes.
Click [Default] after clicking either [BL], [WB] or

[WWB] if you want to return the settings to the
default settings at the time of shipment.
3
Click [OK].
The changes of the border width are reflected in the settings of all print sizes.
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Changing the Image Pasting Ratio (Enlargement, Reduction, Cropping)

This function lets you select the pasting method.
Select the type of film Select the print size Select the type of print service
Click [Settings] Set the pasting ratio
The portion at which an image is pasted is referred to as a “window”, and the manner in which the image
is pasted onto the window can be set. The following provides a description of other important terms in
addition to “window”.
Window The portion at which the photograph is pasted in album printing or frame photo
and so forth is referred to as a “window”. The entire paper serves as the window
for normal prints.
Template The portion other than the photograph that contains a background portion such
as the background design in album printing or framed photos, or the character
portion in caption printing is referred to as a “template”. In the case of normal
prints, there is no template because there is no background design.
Normal Prints Prints that contain only images without any background design are referred to as
normal prints.
Design Prints Prints that contain a background in addition to the image, such as in album
printing, frame photos and caption printing, are referred to as design prints.
Template Window
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1
Click [Settings] on the home screen.
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Select the method in which the tem-
plate and images are to be pasted.

● How to Paste Template on Paper
These settings are used to select the manner in which the template is pasted to the paper. These set-
tings are valid for album printing, framed photos and caption printing. This setting does not affect normal
prints.
Paper (standard) The size of the template is adjusted automatically so that is no border on the
paper. In the case the aspect ratio differs between the paper and template, a
portion of the template is cut off. The correction ratio can be selected from 1-
1000%.
Image The size of the template is adjusted automatically so that the entire template is
printed even if there is border on the paper. In the case the aspect ratio differs
between the paper and template, a border occurs on the paper. The correction
ratio can be selected from 1-1000%.
Real The number of pixels of the template are pasted at its original dimensions. The
actual image size is calculated at 300 dpi. The magnification ratio can be selected
from 1-1000%.
● How to Paste Template on Window

These settings are used to select the manner in which images are to be pasted in the window. These
settings are valid for all printing.
Window (standard) The size of the image is automatically adjusted so that there is no border in the
window. In the case the aspect ratio differs between the window and the image,
a portion of the image is cut off. The correction ratio can be selected from 1-
1000%. [Fit to Window] is displayed in the status section of the home screen
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when Window is selected.
Image The size of the image is adjusted automatically so that the entire image is printed
even if there is border in the window. In the case the aspect ratio differs between
the window and the image, a border occurs in the window. The correction ratio
can be selected from 1-1000%. [Fit to Image] is displayed in the status section of
the home screen when Image is selected.
Real The number of pixels of the image is displayed in the original dimensions. The
actual image size is calculated at 300 dpi. The enlargement ratio can be selected
from 1-1000%. [Fit to Real] is displayed in the status section of the home screen
when Real is selected.
3
Click [OK].
Borderless
Image pasting method
Items that have been set are displayed here.

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● Samples of Pasting Template to Paper

Original Image
How to paste template on paper: Paper - 100%

How to paste template on window: Window - 100%
These are the standard settings. Although there is no
border, the image is printed with a portion of the
original image cut off.

How to paste template on window: Image - 100%
Although the original image pasted onto the template is
not cut off, the image is printed out with a border.
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How to paste template on paper: Real - 50%

How to paste template on window: Window - 100%
The image is printed out after reducing the size of the
entire template.
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How to paste template on window: Real - 100%
The original image pasted onto the template is printed
at the resolution of its original dimensions.

after being reduced by 50%.

after enlarging by 150%.
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Changing the Date of Pre-operation Inspection/Post-operation Inspection Procedures

Inspection items are displayed daily, weekly and monthly in the pre-inspection and post-inspec-
tion procedures. Settings can be changed for the days and dates when weekly and monthly
checking items are displayed.
Click [Setup] Click [16 Set parameters] Click [169 Pre/post operation
inspection setup] Select settings for each item
Changing the Date of Pre-operation Inspection/Post-operation Inspection Procedures
1
[16 Set parameters] [169 Pre/post-
operation inspection setup].
2 1 2
2
Select each item for the pre-inspection
and post-inspection settings.
1
1) Confirm that all check boxes for the item
[Yes] have been checked 1.
2) Click the arrow (▼) on the lower right side of
“Week” 2. Once the days are displayed,
select the desired day.
3) Enter the desired date directly in the date 3 3
column 3.
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Ensure that [Yes] is checked for these inspections. Ensure that inspections are
performed in order to maintain good print quality and keep the equipment in
operational status.
On step 3 above, if the 29th, the 30th and the 31st are set, then inspections will be performed on the last
day of any month not ending in these days.
4) Once settings have been completed, click [Registration].
3
Click [Home].
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Changing the Timer Settings

This function is used to set the time for the main unit clock, the automatic start time (timer), the
day and the date.
Press [Mode] on the touch panel Press [1.Setup] Press [6.Set param-
eters] Press [E. Set self-start timer]
As the temperature adjustment for the processing solution takes time, the timer must be
set at least 1 hour prior to the operating start time.
Set the timer on the touch panel of the printer processor.
Touch panel

Setting the Weekly Timer
1
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Press [Mode] on the touch panel.
2
Press [1.Setup] [6.Set parameters]
[E.Set self-start timer].
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3
Setting the time.
1 Confirm the [Start time] tub is reversed.
2 Press the [Set] input box (far left) to display [Yes].
3 Press [hr (hour)] to display the Numeric Key Pad, and then enter the “hr (hour)” for the
start time.
4 Press [OK].
5 Enter the “min (minutes)” by following the same procedure.
4
Press [Rgstr] on the bottom edge of the screen.
Pressing [Rgstr] validates the settings.
● In Case that the Time Setting Varies Each Day

5
Press [Week Day].
Each setting can specify the time for a one-week period (Sunday - Saturday), all at once.
6
Set the time for the day on which the time setting is to be changed.
1Press [hr (hour)] of the day that you want to change.
The Numeric Key Pad screen appears, and then enter the “hr (hour)” for the start time.
2 Press [OK].
3 Enter the “min (minutes)” by following the same procedure.
7
Setting daily operation / rest periods.
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1 For “Set” of the days in each week that the system is scheduled to operate, display “Yes”.
For “Setting” of the days that the system is not scheduled to operate (such as business
holidays, etc.), display “No”.
2 Confirm all the set times and settings, then press [Rgstr] on the bottom edge of the
screen.
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Setting the Time for Special Days

When the time must be set for irregular periods, or when breaks in operations are involved, follow
these procedures.
1
After pressing [Mode] on the touch panel, press [1.Setup] [6.Set
parameters] [E. Timer Settings].
2
Press [Day off].
3
Press [Set] to display “Yes”.

4
Set the special days and their timer settings.
The settings should be made from the beginning (top).
1 Press [year] to display the Numeric Key Pad, and then enter the “year” of the date to be
specified.
2 Press [OK].
3 Enter the “mo (month)” and “D (Day)” by following the same procedure.
Within the boxes, enter the information from left to right in the following order: “year” / “mo
(month)” / “D (Day)”. (Days will be displayed automatically.)
4 Press [hr (hour)] to display the Numeric Key Pad, and then enter the “hr (hour)” for the
start time using the Numeric Key Pad, then press [OK].
5 Enter the “min (minutes)” by following the same procedure. Within the boxes, enter the
information from left to right in the following order: “hr (hour)” / “min (minutes)”.
6 Once the settings have been completed, press [Rgstr] on the bottom edge of the screen.
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Pressing [Rgstr] validates the settings.
It is not registered that nonexistent day (ex. 31, Feb.) is set.
5
Press [Home].
HINT ■I want to cancel or delete the settings of Special Days!

To cancel settings: Press [Set] on the days that you want to cancel to display “No”, then
press [Rgstr] on the bottom edge of the screen.
To delete settings: Press [Set] on the days that you want to delete to display “Clear”, then
press [Rgstr] on the bottom edge of the screen.
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Changing the Paper Settings

This function allows the user to change the settings of the paper channels already registered .
Click [Setup] Click [16 Set parameters] Click [16A Paper parameter
setting] Input data into the selected P No
1
[16 Set parameters] [16A Paper
parameter setting].
2
Display “PNo” you want to change, by
scrolling the screen.
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The screen can be scrolled up or down by

clicking the scroll button.
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3
Input data to the selected “PNo”.
Input Box
Width When “Width” is clicked, the sizes will be displayed. Select the size and click [Regis-
tration].
[Paper widths that can be registered]
89, 102, 120, 127, 152, 165, 178, 203, 210, 216, 254mm
* Paper sizes sold may vary depending on the destination locations.
Surface Surface quality 1 to 4 are fixed depending on PNo.

PNo 0–15 : Surface quality 1 Magazine indicator
Initial [m] Input the initial value for the paper length.
Click the number area, then the input box appears.
The paper length is indicated on the label of the bag containing the paper.
Remain Displays the current amount of paper remaining.
[m]
Warning This setting determines whether the paper shortage warning message will be dis-
played when the amount of paper remaining is 5 m or less. Select “1” for normal
operation.
Click the number area, then the input box appears.
0: Do not display warning message.
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1: Display warning message.
EMNo.* If the emulsion number of paper you use is changed, enter the emulsion number* (a
four-digit number) and register it.
Click the number area, then the input box appears. By entering the emulsion number
(a four-digit number), the applied color management file will be switched according
to the type of paper.
4
Once all inputting has been completed, click [Registration].
If [Registration] is clicked, a new paper channel will be registered.
5
Once the message “Registration?” is displayed, click [YES].
6
Click [Home].
* Enter the emulsion number...6-2 Paper Channel Setup
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Installing/Uninstalling Templates
Installation and uninstallation can be executed on original template and others. Service types or
print names can be modified when registering templates.
Click [Setup] on the home screen. Click [17 Template setting]
Installing Templates
1
[17 Template setting] [171 Install
template].
2
[171 Install template] screen is dis- 1 2 3
played.
■ In case of Installing User original template
1 Select “Original template installation” tab.
2 Click [Browse], and select the folder in which
“original template file” (TPL file), and/or “Added-
value file” (the created image data file: design
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background, logo and others) exists.

* Prepare Added-value file only when required.
3 Click [Load].
4 All template files, saved in the selected
folder, are displayed in the list.
Select the template file to be installed. (Check
[Select all] to select all the displayed templates) 4 5
5 Click [Next]. 7 6
6 The selection display screen for “Service cat-
egory” and “Paper size name” is displayed.
Specify the “Service category” if necessary.
7 Display the template names to be installed
(10 names are displayed to a maximum).
8 Display the numbers of total templates to be
installed and the templates currently displayed.
9 Display the template information in Forward/back
page (10 information are displayed to a maximum).
0 Click [Install] and start installation.
• Installation cannot be cancelled during the process.
• Click [Previous] to return to the template
selection screen.
8 9 0
Installation cannot be executed under following conditions:
• Same template names/paper size names are already installed.
• There is not enough space in the hard disk.
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■ In case of Installing Design CD tem- 1

plate
1 Select “Design CD template installation”.
2 Set Design CD-ROM, and select the drive.
3 Click [Install] and start installation.
• Installation cannot be cancelled during the
process.
2 3
Uninstalling Template
1
[17 Template setting] [172
Uninstallation template].
2
[172 Uninstallation template] screen is 1
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displayed.
1 Templates which can be uninstalled are
displayed in the list.
Check the template you want to uninstall.
By selecting the folder, you can uninstall all
the templates within the folder.
2 Click [Uninstall], and start uninstallation.
• Uninstallation can not be executed when
printing.
• Original template of this system can not
be uninstalled.
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Setting of the CD-R Burning

This section explains the way of settings of CD-R burning.
1
You can setup various services by right-
clicking on the [CD-R] on the home
screen.
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Name Contents
qService selection The desired service can be selected among 10 service
types at the maximum set in the service settings.
Registered services are displayed on the menu.
wCollected Write Two or more orders can be burnt at the same time.
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See “When Collected Write is Used”.*

eCDR number of copies Number of CD-R copies can be selected.
It can be selected from 1 to 10 copies.
rIndex print quantity Number of the index prints for the CD case can be selected.
It is selected from “None”/from 1 to 10 prints.
tIndex print size The size of the index print for the CD case can be set.
Index images are not created when “NONE” is selected.
It is selected from “None”/”Auto”/89mm/102mm/127mm
/152mm.
yPreview before... Whether viewer is displayed or not before picture data
are burnt on CD-R is selected.
uService setup Service setup screen will be displayed.
iIndex setup Index setup screen will be displayed.
In the setting of the Index size, if “Auto” is selected, the index prints for the CD case are printed to the
paper setup in the current magazine. (One of 89, 102, 127, 152mm)
However, when [Index] of “Print function” is selected, the size follows the index print settings.
* When Collected Write is Used .............. INSTRUCTION MANUAL/6-1 Burning Data to a CD-R
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CD-R Service Setup
1
Right-click [CD-R] on the home screen,
and then select [Service setup].
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Click [Service setup]

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Screen/Usage
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1 Selection of Output Service Type
Respective settings on service 1 to 10 can be set.
2 Setting Items on the respective types of service
1) Name
The name displayed on service selection is entered with the keyboard. (Service
selection is appeared by clicking right-click on [CD-R] on the home screen.)
2) Order No.
“auto increment” and “manual enter” can be selected.
Select “manual enter”, when you want to input the order number.
The number can be entered by the keyboard at the start of CD-R operation.
3) Resolution
The resolution of scanning images to be burnt on CD-R can be selected.
Real-size(recommended) 1 Base/4 Base/16 Base/Maximum
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4) Crop the image in border (For borderless setting (BL))

“Yes”: The data will be burnt on CD-R without frame as the printed sheet.
“No” : Images are burnt on CD-R with frame. When reprinting from the CD-R,
the same size prints can be output as the images from film or media.
This setting is only enabled when “Real-size” has been selected for “Resolution”.
If a setting other than “Real-size” has been set for “Resolution”, “No” is set automatically.
5) File format (Selection of the file format saved).

Standard :JPEG,TIFF or BMP can be selected in Graphic format.
Exif :Only JPEG can be selected in Graphic format.
6) Selection of JPEG Compression Rate

“Basic”, “Normal”,”Fine” and “Superfine” can be selected.
7) File System
“ISO” or “Joliet” is selected.
In the case ISO is selected, the number of characters used for the folder name and file name
must be 8 characters or less.
8) DSC/Media w/color correction

Select “Yes” when you want to burn the image data with correction to CD-R.
Select “No” when you want to burn the image data as an original copy without any
correction (including the red eye correction) to CD-R.
9) Bundle Software
You can select whether you bundle software or not.
You can bundle up to 2 software.
10) Software path

Clicking [Software path] displays a
window for selecting folders.
Click the folder in which the file to be
bundled is stored from the tree chart
on the window shown above, and
then click [OK] to confirm the desired
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folder.
All folders and files under the
selected folder will be bundled.
Create a folder in which the bundle software will be stored under “r1\apldata\
Template” folder.
11) Specified folder name on CDR/EX-PC(Setting the place in which the

folder will be copied)
• When you burn the bundle software on the root of CD-R, remain blank here.
• Input directly the folder name to store the bundle software in to “Specified
folder name on CDR/EX-PC” with the keyboard. (Up to 64 single-byte charac-
ters are valid. ) The folder name set here will be the actual name used for
burning on a CD-R.
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12) File Format

Clicking “Selection” displays the
window for selecting the file type.
Edit “Form” directly with the
keyboard, refering to “Sample”.
When clicking [Registration],
corresponding files will be renewed,
the format number displayed here
will be the selected number.
3Common Settings
Items commonly set to service 1 to 10.
Services can also be selected by right-clicking [CD-R] on the home screen.
Index size
Index print quantity
CD-R number of copies
Preview before

Volume label: The volume label burnt on the CD-R is set using up to 32 characters.
4Service selection
The type of service for CD-R burning is selected from service 1 to 10. Services can also
be selected by right-clicking [CD-R] on the home screen.
5Initialize
Clicking [Initialize] retums the all settings to the initial values.
6Registration
Registering process will be mode. (If the setting is changed, [Registration] button will be
displayed. )
7Previous
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The display will be returned to the home screen.
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CD-R Index Settings

This part explains the settings for the output types of the index print for CD-R case.
1
Right-click [CD-R] on the home screen,
and then select [Index setup].
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Click [Index setup]
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(1) Setting on respective paper sizes
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1 Date
Settings on date printed on index print can be set.
• Printing: [OFF] or [ON] can be selected on date printing.
• Form: Form can be selected on date printing. (MM-DD-YY/DD-MM-YY/
YY-MM-DD)
2 Bar code
Settings on bar code printed on index print can be set.
• Printing: [OFF] or [ON] can be selected on bar code printing.
• Format: Form can be selected on bar code printing.
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3 Others
Other settings printed on index print can be made.
• Extension print: [OFF] or [ON] can be selected on file extension printing.
• Folder name print: [OFF] or [ON] can be selected on folder name print-
ing.
• Picture num exp print: [OFF] or [ON] can be selected on the three digits
followed by the extension (picture number) printing.
• Size information print: [OFF] or [ON] can be selected on IX240 (APS)
size information printing.
• Frame No. composition: [OFF] or [ON] can be selected on negative film
Frame No. printing.
4 Registration
Registration process can be set on the settings of the displayed tab. (When
changing the settings, [Registration] is to be displayed.)
5 Register All
Registration process can be set on the settings of the all tabs at once.
6 Restore default values

The all settings are returned to the initial values.
7 Previous
(2) Common setup
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1 Selecting the logo (Maker preset)

The logo can be selected from the maker preset list.
After selecting the logo, the selected logo will be displayed in the logo
display area located below the combo box.
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2 Selecting the logo (User customizing)

When clicking [Change], the logo selection display (common dialogue) will be displayed.
With this display, the desired logo with "bmp" or "jpg" form can be selected.
After selecting the logo, the selected logo will be shown in the logo display
area located below the [Change] button.
3 Font setting item

Font size printed on index print can be set.
Click the text box while editing the font, the diagram shown below will be
displayed. On this display, editing can be made by inputting the value
among the designated range or by clicking the upper or lower arrow ( ).
The input display is finished by clicking [OK], after confirming the value.
The display is finished by clicking [Cancel].
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4 File name format settings and sample display

Letters for [file name] printed on index print can be set.
Setting and editing can be performed by inputting letters directly on the text
box with the keyboard.
5 Folder name format settings and sample display
Letters for [folder name] printed on index print can be selected.
Setting and editing can be performed by inputting letters directly on the text
box with the keyboard.
6 Registration
Registration process can be made on the settings of the displayed tab.
(When changing the settings, [Registration] is to be displayed.)
7 Register All
Registration process can be set on the settings of the all tabs at one time.
8 Restore default values
The all settings are returned to the initial values.
9 Previous
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Settings for EX-PC

This section explains the way of settings for EXPC.
1
You can setup various services by
right-clicking on the [EX-PC] on the
home screen.
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[EX-PC]
Settings for EX-PC

Name Contents
1Service selection Services previously registered can be selected.
Registered services are displayed on the menu.
(10services can be displayed at the maximum.)
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2Collected Write Starting or finishing “Collected Write” can be selected.
3Index print quantity Number of the index prints can be selected.
It is selected from “None”/from 1 to 10 prints.
4Index print size The EX-PC index size can be set.
Index images are not created when “NONE” is selected.
It is selected from “None”/”Auto”/89mm/102mm/127mm
/152mm.
5Preview before... Whether viewer is displayed or not before picture data
are transferred to EX-PC is selected.
6Service setup Service setup screen will be displayed.
7Index setup Index setup screen will be displayed.
In the setting of Index size, if “Auto” is selected, EX-PC index prints are printed to the paper setup in the
current magazine. (One of 89, 102, 127, 152mm)
However, when [Index] of “Print function” is selected, the EX-PC index size follows the index print settings.
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Service setup
1
Right-click [EX-PC] on the home
screen, and then select [Service setup].
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Right-click [EX-PC]
Click [Service setup]
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Screen/Usage
Settings for EX-PC
5-10
1 Selecting the type of output service

Respective settings on service 1 to 10 can be made.
2 Setting items on the respective types of service
1) Name
The name displayed by right-clicking [EX-PC] on the home screen for service selec-
tion is entered with the keyboard.
2) Order No.
“auto increment” and “manual enter” can be selected.
Select “manual enter”, when you want to input the order number.
The number can be entered by the keyboard at the start of EXPC operation.
3) Resolution
You can select the resolution when scanning images to be stored to the external PC.
Real-size (recommended) /1 Base/4 Base/16 Base/Maximum
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4) Crop image in border (Selecting whether the border cut (BL) frame is applied.)
When the border cut (BL) is selected, the frame will be cut and the print will be
printed without the frame.
“Yes”: The data will be transmitted without frame as the printed sheet.
“No”: The data will be transmitted with frame.
This item can be used only when [Real-size] has been selected for “Resolution”.
When a setting other than [Real-size] has been selected, [No] is set automatically.
5) File format (Selecting the file format on saved data)

Standard: JPEG, TIFF, BMP can be selected in Graphic format.
Exif: Only JPEG will be selected in Graphic format.
6) Selection of JPEG-Compression Rate

“Basic”,”Normal”,”Fine” and “Super fine” can be selected.
7) DSC/Media w/color correction

Select "Yes", when you want to send the corrected image data to EXPC.
Select "No", when you want to send the original image data without any correction to
EXPC.
8) Bundle software
You can select whether you bundle software with the order or not. You can bundle up
to 2 software.
9) Software path
Settings for EX-PC

Clicking [Software path] displays the
window for selecting folders.
Click the folder in which the file to be
bundled is stored from the tree chart
on the window shown above, and
click [OK] to confirm the desired
folder.
All folders and files under the
selected folder will be bundled.
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10) Specified folder name on CDR/EX-PC (Setting the place in which the
folder will be copied)
With the keyboard, in this “Specified folder name on CDR/EX-PC” directly input the
folder name which the bundle soft will be stored. (Up to 64 single-byte characters
are valid.) The folder name set here will be the actual name used for writing on an
external PC.
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11) Selecting and setting the folder form

When clicking [Selection], a window for selecting the folder form will be displayed.
Edit “Form” directly with the keyboard, referring to “Sample”.
Display for selecting and setting the folder form

Settings for EX-PC
When clicking [Registration], after corresponding files will be renewed, the format
number displayed here will be the selected number.
12) Selecting and setting the file format

When clicking [Selection], a window for selecting the file format will be displayed.
Edit “Form” directly with the keyboard, referring to “Sample”.
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When clicking [Registration], after corresponding files will be renewed, the format
number displayed here will be the selected number.
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3 Setting output destination

When clicking [Output destination on EX-PC], the window for selecting up
to 10 passes in which the file to be output.
Input the destination in each text box of [Output place 1] to[Output place
10]. You can also click each [Browse] to display the [Folder reference]
dialogue, and then directly select the folder.
Settings for EX-PC

When clicking [Delete], the corresponding distention will be deleted (set to
“null”).
When clicking [Registration], the destination in the text box will be
confirmed, and registered in the EXPC output service setting file.
4 Common setting items

Items commonly set to service 1 to 10.
Service can be selected by right-clicking [EX-PC] on the home screen.
Selection can be made in the same way for:
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Index size
Index print quantity
Preview before transferring
5 Service selection
Service type for EXPC output can be selected from service 1 to 10. Service
can also be selected by right-clicking [EX-PC] on the home screen.
6 Initialize
Clicking [Initialize] returns the all settings to the initial values.
7 Registration
Registering process will be made.
8 Previous
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Index Settings
1
Right-click [EX-PC] on the home
screen, and then select [Index setup].
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Click [Index setup]
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The following explanation is same as the CD-R index settings* procedures.
Settings for EX-PC
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*CD-R Index settings ...... 5-9 Setting of the CD-R Burning
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Other Settings
Please be aware that there are some items that cannot be set by the operator.
Home screen
Setup-related Information
● 16 Set parameters
Other Settings 5-11

161 Print parameter setting
Settings can be performed for every print condition.
1 Fixed time setting (→ Instruction Manual/5-5 Uniform Density by Fixing Exposure Time)
2 Mono/Sepia balance setting ( → 3-3 Changing the Color Balance for Black-and-White/Sepia)
3 Enhanced blackness ( → 3-1 Picture Quality Adjustment by Film Type or Media Type)
4 Dust detection setting DS-2000E/2001E
It is selected “ON/OFF” for the dust detection on
the slit of film scanner.
5-1 Print priority
It is selected from “Scanning priority”,”Order
priority” and “Magazine priority”.
The timing of indicating the magazine
replacement message is changed depending on
this setting.
“Scanning priority”: The printing procedure is executed in the order of scanning timing.
“Order priority”: The printing procedure of available print sizes which can be printed by
the paper width of a current magazine is executed within an order.
“Magazine priority”: The printing procedure of available print sizes which can be printed by
the paper width of a current magazine is executed beyond multiple
orders.
Magazine replacement message for multiple input connections
For “Scanning priority” and “Order priority” modes, the same message appears on the home
screens of all input PC that have a reservation order.
For “Magazine priority” mode, the message appears respectively on the home screen of the
PC with the orders has been input when respective PCs are ready to print.
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5-2 Sort up warning setting

Sets warning display for not incrementing sort numbers.
“OFF”: A warning dialog does not appear (default).
“Warning dialog ON”: If the sort number is not incremented, a warning dialog appears after a
certain time is passed.
“Auto sort up”: If the sort number is not incremented, the sort number will be automatically
incremented after a certain time is passed and a warning dialog will appear.
“Timeout setting”: Sets the above time (default: 5 minutes, range: 1 ~ 60 minutes).
6 Digital ICE setting (Dust eliminator setting) DS-2000E/2001E

This function corrects dust and scratches on the
film automatically.
“OFF”: Switches off the Digital ICE function.
“Standard”: Digital ICE function is set “ON”.
• Dust and scratches may not be able to be completely removed even if the Digital ICE function is switched
on.
• The Digital ICE function does not function with silver-halide monochrome film.
• When the Digital ICE function is used to scan color development type monochrome film, the film is
scanned as color images.
• Digital ICE technology typically functions with nearly all Kodachrome film. However, several types of
Kodachrome film have been found to result in a loss of image detail when subjected to Digital ICE image
processing. This loss of detail occurs in some types of Kodachrome film and is caused by the exposure
level and image contents. Kodachrome slide film uses a special dye that differs from that used in many
Other Settings 5-11
other types of slide film. Due to the properties of this special dye and development process of Kodachrome
film, Digital ICE may be misinterpreted as causing a problem in some image details.
• Digital ICE™ is a registered trademark of Eastman Kodak Company.
7 Red eye setting

All source image data with red eyes can be
corrected.
“OFF”: Switches off the red eye function.
“ON”: Switches on the red eye function.
• Some of red eyes may not be able to be

completely corrected.
• Since this may cause prints that have been corrected red eye to have an unnatural appearance as
compared with prints that have not been corrected for red eye, always make sure to check the qulity of the
prints.
162 Print size setting

The print size can be added or set.
165 Front print settings
Set whether data such as title and date is to be printed on IX240 (APS) prints or Digital camera prints or
not.
(→ INSTRUCTION MANUAL/2-3 Printing from IX240 (APS) (sold separately))
166 Default print size on home screen
Print size displayed on the home screen can be
selected.
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167 Key rate setting

The rate of change for keys can be set as desired when adjusting colors on the prejudgment
screen. (→ 3-4 Changing the Rate for Color and Density)
16C Show/set process temperatures
Show and set the developing processing
temperature.
Changes to settings are not usually

performed.
16D Show/set ECOJET parameters (In case of PP8621TB/UB, PP8631TB/UB)

Settings can be performed for ECOJET correction.

performed.
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Replenishment (In case of PP8620TB, PP8630TB)

performed.
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Quality Control
● 1A Process Control Strip
Processing of the control strip* can be started.
Set the control strip magazine in the printer and click
[Exec] (Execute).
Other Settings 5-11
* Processing of the control strip...7-2 Items for Weekly Inspection.
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Functions
● 1C1 Load paper
Paper auto loading can be executed. Input the tip out
length and click [Exec] (Execute).
● 1D Post-operation inspection (→2-2 Shutdown Procedures)

Post-inspections can be performed individually at any time.
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● 1E Processor Unit Function

1E1 Switch processor drive mode
It is possible to switch between “Auto drive”, “Force
drive” and “Drive off”.
1E2 Show tablets/water status

You can verify the replenishment/water supply/
evaporation compensation conditions of the proces-
sor section.
The example of ECOJET

Other Settings 5-11
1E3 Manual replenishing tablet/water

Select this function when replenishment of the processor unit (developing machine) is paused
and when manual replenishment or manual water compensation is needed.
Manual tablet rep: click when manual replenishment is
needed.
Manual water rep: click when manual water
compensation is needed.
(PP8621T/UB, PP8631T/UB Only)
The example of ECOJET
1E4 Forced cartridge end (PP8621T/UB, PP8631T/UB only)

Forced cartridge end will be executed on P1, P2 and
P3.
Select the cartridge you want to change forcibly, and

press [Exec].
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● 1F Version display
You can verify the version of each section.
Other Settings 5-11
167
168
Replacement
This section explains the procedures for replacing consumables, includ-
ing paper and developing solution.
6
Chapter
6-1 Replacing the Paper

6-2 Paper Channel Setup
6-3 Setting the Paper Magazine
6-4 Changing the Paper Width of the Paper Magazine
6-5 Replacing the ECOJET Cartridge
6-6 Replacing the Ink-ribbon
USER SETUP MANUAL
6-1
Replacing the Paper

In this section, how to replace the paper is explained.
Steps to take when Paper End Occurs

If the message “End of paper now being processed” is displayed, click [Stop Buzzer] to shut off the
buzzer.
marked in green.
CAUTION
PRECAUCION
marcada en verde.
1
Remove the paper magazine and reload the empty magazine with paper.
Reinstall the paper magazine.
Replacing the Paper
2
Select [Continue] or [Stop].
• Click [Continue]. The remaining printing operations will resume automatically.
• Click [Stop]. It starts prints which have not been transmitted to the printer. The prints which
have already been transmitted to the printer are canceled. To print the canceled order,
select images on the Storage print screen.*
When the paper emulsion number differs, execute setting up the paper, other-
wise the print color may differ.
6-1
If you are using the double magazine unit (sold separately), an error message is displayed
when the paper reaches the minimum length to rewind the paper magazine. When this
occurs, perform the end of paper processes by following the directions indicated on the
screen.
*Storage print screen...INSTRUCTION MANUAL/3-5 Printing from Pre-printed Image Data (Storage)
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Replacing the Paper (10-inch Paper Magazine or

Double Magazine Unit (Sold Separately))
• Load printing paper in a darkroom or inside a dark bag.

• Make sure the paper is at room temperature before installing the magazine. (If you use
the paper stored in the refrigerator.)
marked in green.
CAUTION
PRECAUCION
marcada en verde.
1
Remove the paper magazine from the main unit.*
2
Unlock the two locks and open the
paper magazine lid by turning the round
fixed knob located on the side of the
paper magazine in a counterclockwise
Replacing the Paper

direction.
3
Remove the paper core.
6-1
Use a vacuum cleaner to periodically clean inside the paper supply magazine.
4
Prepare paper of the same size and surface quality as that previously loaded
in the magazine.
When removing the paper from the box, ensure that the paper is not dropped or
damaged.
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5
Put the magazine and the paper into the darkroom or the dark bag.
Close the door of the darkroom or seal the dark bag in order not to expose the
magazine and the paper to light.
6
In the darkroom or inside the dark bag Remove the tape of the paper. Remove the
core holders if they are attached to the paper.
Core
holder
Core
holder
•Paper will become exposed with even the slightest amount of light. Exposure to
light will render such paper completely useless. Therefore, ensure that there is
no possibility of light entrance when loading this type of paper.
•During the operation in a darkroom or dark bag it is not possible to see anything.
Replacing the Paper
Therefore, it is recommended that the inside of the paper magazine should be

inspected prior to the actual operation.
7
In the darkroom or inside the dark bag Replace the paper with new paper,
then set to the paper magazine.
•Insert the paper gently into the core with the correct orientation (counterclock-
wise) so that the tip of the paper faces the magazine exit. Be careful not to allow
your fingers to get pinched. (Use of excessive force when setting the paper roll
6-1
in place may cause deformation of the core or/and flange, and also may cause
damage to the paper roll itself.)
•Press the release lever a into the inside of the magazine to let the paper tip
through the magazine.
•Tighten the paper roll in place carefully to eliminate any waves in the surface.
Core
Flange a
Paper exit Paper
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8
In the darkroom or inside the dark bag
Close the lid of the paper magazine.
Lock the two locks and close the magazine
tightly by turning the round fixed knob located
on the side of the magazine in a clockwise
direction.
When using a dark bag, ensure the

dark bag is not snared by the paper
magazine.
9
Remove the magazine from the darkroom or dark bag and reinstall it on the
main unit.*
If the paper emulsion number on the paper wrapper is different from the previous
emulsion number, set up the paper channel*.
Paper emulsion 1234

number
Replacing the Paper

10
Adjust the length of the paper tip protruded from the paper magazine exit.
Adjust the length of the paper tip so that it <10 inch Paper Magazine>
protrudes 30-35mm from the paper exit plate.
If using the double magazine unit, rotate the
gear to set the paper tip at the cutout part of
the exit guide. Paper
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30~35mm
(Viewed from above)
• If the paper tip is bent or damaged, cut
it off at a right angle with scissors. <The Paper magazine for Double Magazine Unit>
• Use a vacuum cleaner to periodically
clean inside the paper supply maga-
zine.
• If you pull out too much paper at the Paper
paper tip, do not rewind it back into the
magazine. Cut it off instead. (This is
only to avoid using the exposed part for
printing.)
• Use caution when handling the paper (Viewed from above)
magazine for the double magazine unit.
Shaking or moving the magazine
forcibly may cause paper to protrude
from the exit guide.
* Installing the paper magazine...1-3 Removing/Installing the Paper Magazine

* Set up the paper channel...6-2 Paper Channel Setup
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Replacing the Paper (8-inch Paper Magazine) (Sold Separately)

• Load printing paper in a darkroom or inside a dark bag.
• Make sure the paper is at room temperature before installing the magazine. (If you use
the paper stored in the refrigerator.).
The paper set direction of 8-inch magazine is opposite with that of the 10-inch magazine. Ensure that it is
set in the right direction.
marked in green.
CAUTION
PRECAUCION
marcada en verde.
1
Remove the paper magazine from the main unit*.
2
Remove the lid.
Untighten knob a (turn in the counterclock-
wise direction) to remove the lid.
Replacing the Paper
3
Remove the core of the paper.
• Use a vacuum cleaner to periodically clean inside the paper supply magazine.
4
Prepare paper of the same size and surface quality as that previously loaded
in the magazine.
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When removing the paper from the box, ensure that the paper is not dropped or
damaged.
5
Put the magazine and the paper into the darkroom or the dark bag.
Close the door of the darkroom or seal the dark bag in order not to expose the
magazine and the paper to light. Ensure that the lid is also in the darkroom or
the dark bag.
*Installing the paper magazine...1-3 Removing/Installing the Paper Magazine
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6
In the darkroom or inside the dark bag Remove the tape of the paper.
Remove the core holders if they are attached to the paper.
Core
holder
Core
holder
•Paper will become exposed with even the slightest amount of light. Exposure to
light will render such paper completely useless. Therefore, ensure that there is
no possibility of light entrance when loading this type of paper.
•During the operation in a darkroom or dark bag it is not possible to see anything.
Therefore, it is recommended that the inside of the paper magazine should be
inspected prior to the actual operation.
7
In the darkroom or inside the dark bag
Set the new paper into the paper maga-
zine.
•Insert the paper gently into the core with the
correct orientation (clockwise) so that the tip
Replacing the Paper

of the paper faces the magazine exit. Be
careful not to allow your fingers to get
pinched. (Use of excessive force when
setting the paper roll in place may cause
deformation of the core or/and flange, and
also may cause damage to the paper roll
itself.)
•Push the pin b, open the light-shielding plate
c, and slide the tip of the paper.
•Tighten the paper roll in place carefully to
eliminate any waves in the surface.
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8
In the darkroom or inside the dark bag Close the lid of the paper magazine in
the darkroom or dark bag, turn the knob in the clockwise direction.
When using a dark bag, ensure the dark bag is not snared by the lid of the paper
magazine.
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9
Remove the magazine from the darkroom or dark bag and reinstall it on the
main unit.
If the paper emulsion number on the paper wrapper is different from the previous
emulsion number, set up the paper channel.
Paper emulsion 1234

number
10
Adjust the paper tip length.
Adjust the paper tip length so that the tip is
coming out 30 to 35 mm from the paper
magazine exit plate.
(Viewed from above) 30~35mm
• If the paper tip is bent or damaged, cut it off at a right angle with scissors.
• Use a vacuum cleaner to periodically clean inside the paper supply magazine.
Replacing the Paper
• If you pull out too much paper at the paper tip, do not rewind it back into the magazine.
Cut it off instead. (This is only to avoid using the exposed part for printing.)
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6-2
Paper Channel Setup

To print using the correct print labels, perform a setup once a week and when the paper emul-
sion number changes.
1
If the emulsion number of the paper is changed, change the paper parameter
setting according to the procedures in “ 5-7 Changing the Paper Settings”.
2
Click [Setup] on the home screen, then
click [13 Paper channel balance].
3
Perform the setup procedures.
1) Click [Test print making] 1. Test prints will
be printed. 13 Paper channel balance
2) Click [Test print entry] 2.
Information about the paper magazine
Paper Channel Setup

currently installed will be displayed.
4
Once the onscreen message is displayed instructing users to place the test
print onto the flatbed scanner, follow the instructions provided.
Wearing gloves, straighten the curl at the end of the test print, with taking care not to leave
finger prints. Place the print surface to the scanner glass.
Align here Foam rubber 6-2

sheet
Place the print surface to the glass Once the print has been positioned
surface of the scanner. correctly, place the foam rubber sheet on
Set the print yellow line at the farthest top of it in place.
end of the flatbed scanner, and align the Close the cover of the flatbed scanner.
print to the right backward corner of the
flatbed scanner.
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5
Start calibration.
6
The result of calibration is displayed.
• If the result indicates “OK”:

click [Update]. Return to the home
screen display by clicking [Previous],
then click [Exit].
• If the result indicates “Retry”:
click [Update]. Repeat the procedure
from 3 to 5 until the result indicates
“OK”.
Paper Channel Setup
7
Once the setup has been completed, return to the home screen, then continue
the printing operation.
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6-3
Setting the Paper Magazine

The paper magazine must be replaced in accordance with the print sizes.
Therefore, it is necessary to prepare a suitable paper magazine for the desired size of print.
• Please refer to the print size list* for the relationship between print sizes (type of finished print size)
and paper width.
• The print specifications such as paper width and surface quality must be set on the paper maga-
zine itself. It is most convenient to pre-load the magazine with the correct paper, in advance.
For example, the allocation of a serial number to each magazine and the labeling of each magazine
with specifications, such as paper sizes, will permit the replacement operation to proceed smoothly.
Changing the Paper Size of the Paper Magazine

Set the paper size and surface quality using the size detection plate located on the front surface of
the magazine.
Setting the Paper Magazine

Paper size Surface quality
If the lever is moved upwards, the circular indicator will turn black (●); if moved downward, it will turn
white (❍).
0 1 2 3 4 5
89 mm ❍ ● ❍ ❍ ❍ ❍ Surface quality 1
102 mm ❍ ❍ ● ❍ ● ❍ Surface quality 2
120 mm ❍ ● ● ❍ ❍ ● Surface quality 3
● ● ● ❍ ● ●
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127 mm Surface quality 4
152 mm ❍ ❍ ❍ ●
165 mm ● ❍ ❍ ●
178 mm ● ● ❍ ●
203 mm ❍ ● ❍ ● Surface quality: 4 different levels of
surface quality can be selected.
210 mm ❍ ❍ ● ●
Leave the setting as surface quality 1
216 mm ● ● ❍ ❍ for normal operation.
254 mm ● ❍ ❍ ❍
Using the above list as a guide, shift the bits in each section to either black or white to set surface
quality and paper size.
(Example) When using paper with a width of 127 mm and surface quality 1
0 1 2 3 4 5
● ● ● ❍ ❍ ❍
* Print size list...INSTRUCTION MANUAL/References/List of Print Sizes
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Changing the Paper Width of the Paper Magazine

The paper width of the paper magazine must be changed to match the width of the paper.
(10-inch magazine)
Changing the width of the paper exit guide Changing the width of the paper
guide in front of the roller (left / right) Changing the position of the flange (of
the core) Changing the position of the flange (of the lid) Changing the
position of the circular shaft guide Setting the paper size detection plate
(8-inch magazine) (sold separately)
Changing the width of the paper exit guide Changing the flange position of
the unit and the lid Setting the paper size detection plate
Each paper magazine corresponds with the following paper widths.
10-inch magazine: (82) 89 102 120 127 152 165 178 203 210 216 254
8-inch magazine: (82) 89 102 120 127 152 165 203
* The 82 cannot be used in this system.
Paper Width Settings for the 10-inch Paper Magazine

● Changing the Width of the Paper Exit Guide
1
Remove the paper width guide
1) Remove the 2 screws from the underside 1.
2) Remove the paper width guide 2 (2points).
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2
Change the position of the paper width
guide
1) By following the marks, set the paper width
guide to the position (2points) of the paper
size changed.
2) Attach with the screws 1.
The shape of the paper exit guide of 10-inch paper magazine for the double magazine unit is different from
this illustration.
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● Changing the Width of the Paper Guide in Front of the

Roller, Flange, the Circular Shaft Guide
1
Open the lid of the paper magazine
2
Flange Core
Remove the flange (of the core)
1) Loosen the screws 1.
2) Remove the stopper 2.

3) Align the cut-off section 3 of the flange with
the core.
4) Remove the flange 4.
3
Change the position of the circular shaft
guide
1) Remove the screw 1.
2) Align it to the position 2 of the paper size
changed and secure it with the screw 1.
4
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guide (left).
guide to the position of the paper size
changed 2.
3) Replace the screw 1.
5
guide (right).
guide to the position of the paper size
changed 4.
3) Replace the screw 3.
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6
Change the position of the flange (of
the core)
Set the flange to the position of the paper size
changed by following the marks on the core
and secure with the stopper and screws. Flange 2
7
Change the position of the flange (of
the lid) 1
Loosen the 3 screws 1. 1

Set the flange 2 to the position of the paper
1
size changed by following the marks and

secure with the screws 1.
(3 locations)
● Setting the Paper Size Detection Plate

The paper size detection plate for paper width and surface quality is set according to the paper
magazine label.
Example: Paper width: 127

Surface quality: G (glossy) (In case that Surface quality 1 is set to G (glossy).)
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Paper Width Settings for the 8-inch Paper Magazine (Sold Separately)
● Changing the Width of the Paper Exit Guide
1
Remove the paper width guide
1) Remove the 2 screws 1 from the upper
side.
2) Remove the paper width guide 2 (2 points)
by pulling it towards you.

102
120
127
152
165
203
82
89
2
guide
guide to the position (2 points) of the paper
size changed.
2) Attach with the screws 1.
● Changing the Flange Position of the Unit and the Lid

Flange claw
1
Remove the core, flange and the flange
claw on the unit side
1) Remove 4 screws of the outside and remove
the core, the flange and the flange claw. 1
2) Remove 2 screws 1 and remove flange.
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3) Move the flange claw in the direction of the
arrow and remove from the core.
If you can see the position of the change, you do

Flange
not need to remove the core.
Core
2
Change the position of the flange claw
By following the marks on the core, set the
position to the changes of the paper size.
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3
Attach the flange and core to the original position in this order
4
Change the position of the flange claw on the lid side.
Without removing the core on the lid side, remove the flange and the flange claw. The same
steps may be followed for the main unit.
● Setting the Paper Size Detection Plate

The paper size detection plate for paper width and surface quality is set according to the paper
magazine label.
Example: Paper width: 127

Surface quality: G (glossy) (In case that Surface quality 1 is set to G (glossy).)

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6-5
Replacing the ECOJET Cartridge

When the following message is displayed, the ECOJET cartridge must be replaced: “The ECOJET is
empty. Please replace the cartridge”.
water.

If you use PP-8720TB, read the Mixing Instruction Sheet in the same package.
Precautions for Handling the ECOJET Chemicals (Tablets)

• Store the ECOJET in a cool, dark place and avoid long-term storage in environments where high

temperatures, high humidity or direct sunlight may be present.
• Do not store the ECOJET within the reach of small children.
• Ensure that the ECOJET is not dropped or subjected to strong impacts. If dropped, the cartridge
and tablets may become damaged, making them unusable.
• Each cartridge is sealed against moisture in order to protect the tablets from humidity. The pack-
age should only be opened immediately prior to usage.
Precautions to be Taken When Using the ECOJET Chemicals (Tablets)

• The tablets are harmful to humans. Never put them in your mouth.
• If the tablets are swallowed, rinse your mouth thoroughly with water, drink 1 - 2 cups of water and
seek immediate medical attention.
• The chemicals may irritate the eyes and other mucous membranes, and may cause rashes in
certain individuals. Take extra precautions to ensure that your eyes, skin and clothing do not come
into direct contact with the chemicals.
• If there is any chance of coming into direct contact with the tablets or the processing solution, for
example, if the chemicals have been spilled on the floor, then ensure that protective clothing,
including gloves and eye goggles, are worn for safety. After handling the ECOJET, ensure that you
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wash your hands well with water.
• If the tablets or the processing solution has come into contact with your skin or eyes, immediately
flush your skin or eyes with running water, continuing for at least 15 minutes, then seek immediate
medical attention.
• Do not force the tablets out or crush them.
• When the unit will not be operated for more than one week, remove the cartridge, put it into a
storage bag and store it in a cool, dark room.*
Do not replace the cartridge while the indicator located on the lower portion of the home
screen is flashing. The cartridge may be replaced only once the indicator disappears.
In addition, if the cartridge is replaced when the message instructing users to replace the
cartridge is not displayed, or when the power supply for the machine has been shut off,
then there will be a mismatch in the number of tablets.
Replace the cartridge only when the appropriate message is displayed.
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1
Open the door of the ECOJET.
2
Remove the empty cartridge.
Lift the cartridge upward. Pull the cartridge out from the cartridge
case.
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3
○
Insert the new cartridge.

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○
○
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○
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a
○
○
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○
○
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Insert new cartridge into the cartridge Lock the cartridge handle a by pushing it
○
○
case. down.
○
○
○
Do not push directly on the car-

○
○
tridge itself, as it may become

○
stuck. Please be careful.

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4
Close the door of the ECOJET unit.
5
When the message “J Start Feed Op-
eration” is displayed on the Touch Panel
of the printer processor unit after car-
tridge replacement, press [OK].
Always keep additional ECOJET cartridges available and ready for usage.

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When the Unit will not be Operated for a Long Period of Time
When the unit will not be operated for more than one week, place the ECOJET cartridge into its
dedicated storage bag and seal it up and store it safely in a cool, dark place.
When performing this operation,

ensure that protective clothing, Lower the lid
including gloves and eye goggles, to close it
are worn for safety.
Remove the cartridge and
immediately close the cartridge lid.
1
Place the cartridge in the storage bag
with the cartridge lid facing toward the
bottom.
Face the cartridge
There are 4 different kinds of toward the bottom
storage bags, one each for the: of the storage
N-1; for the N-2, 3, and 4; for the bag.
P-1; and for the P-2, 3 and 4.

In order that cartridges are not
mixed up, ensure that each
cartridge is stored in its own
dedicated storage bag.
2
Close the zipper of the storage bag tightly, and confirm that no air can leak
out. Secure the opening of the storage bag with a wrap-around clip.
Zipper
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3
Store the bag in a cool, well-ventilated place, away from direct sunlight.
•Storage bags should be used only for the storage of cartridges. Do not use them
for storing food or other objects.
•Be careful not to drop the tablets when handling cartridges. If dropped, the
ECOJET tablets may break.
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6-6
Replacing the Ink-ribbon

The ink-ribbon used for back printing is a consumable item and must be replaced when necessary.
1
To remove the used ink-ribbon, unlock
the snap-action lock A and press it
down in the direction of the arrow.
2
Install the new ink-ribbon cassette and
Replacing the Ink-ribbon

place the ink-ribbon around the head
unit.
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3
Remove any slack in the ink-ribbon by
turning the knob counterclockwise, then
press the snap-action lock A in the
direction of the arrow, to lock it.
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Inspections
This chapter explains components that should be inspected.
The performance of inspections is an integral part of equipment operation
that will ensure the maintenance of high print quality over the long term.
7
Chapter
7-1 Inspection Check List

7-2 Items for Weekly Inspection
7-3 Items for Monthly Inspection
7-4 Items that should be Inspected on a Regular Basis
USER SETUP MANUAL
7-1
Inspection Check List

Items that should be inspected are shown below.
See Section 2-1 “Startup Procedures” and Section 2-2 “Shutdown Procedures” for items to be inspected
daily.
See the sections 7-2, 7-3, and 7-4 for items to be inspected weekly, monthly, and regular basis.
Make a copy of the sheet below and fill in the inspection results.
Date
Frequency Items
Cleaning around the exposure section

Cleaning the glass surface of the flatbed scanner
Cleaning the film carrier
Start- Cleaning the film scanner
up Setting up the film scanner
Daily Cleaning the film box and the film reception box
Cleaning the discharging brush
Making and measuring the test prints for master channel setup
Inspection of waste solution tank and water supply tank
Shut-
Washing of crossover racks and squeeze rack
down
Washing around of racks
Cleaning the paper dust duct
Cleaning the rail of the film scanner
Start-
Inspection Check List
Marking and measuring the head calibration print

up
Weekly Cleaning of discharge terminals on the discharging brush
Paper channel setup
Shut- Cleaning the ECOJET chute unit *1
down Washing the chemical filter
Every 2 weeks Control strip (CS) processing
Cleaning the air filter (Printer unit)
Cleaning the air filter (Processor unit)
Replacing the chemical filter *2
Monthly Cleaning the air filter for the film scanner
Cleaning the drive roller of the exposure section
Washing the processing racks and checking their operation
7-1
Cleaning the air filter of the paper dust duct

Every 6 months Replacing the cleaner J *1
Paper channel setup
Cleaning the paper dust from the paper magazine
Cleaning the display monitor
Cleaning the film carrier
Regular basis 240AFC2magnetic cleaning
Cleaning the keyboard
Cleaning the mouse
Backing up data
Cleaning the ECOJET drums *1
*1 PP-8621TB/UB, 8631TB/UB only
*2 P1... Monthly, P2/P3 ... Every 2 months
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7-2
Items for Weekly Inspection
WARNING / ADVERTENCIA When mixing or handling chemicals
Do not eat ECOJET tablets or drink water.
attention immediately. químicos ó soluciones de sobrellenado, utilice
No ingerir nunca tabletas ECOJET estos productos químicos netran en sus ojos
ni soluciones. En caso de ingerirse ó tocan su piel, lávelos inmediatamente con
accidentalmente, enjuaguar la boca abundante cantidad de agua.
inmediatamente.
Every week Paper dust duct cleaning

If paper dust accumulates in the printer, a paper feed malfunction may occur, resulting in a
paper jam. If paper dust adheres to the exposure section, it may cause printing dust on paper.
In order to remove the dust from the paper dust remover brush and confirm there is no lacked or
bended bristles, the brush must be cleaned every week prior to operation.
Be careful not to bang your head against the working table, when cleaning the printer
unit.

1 Remove the paper dust duct. Unlock the snap-
action lock on the top of the sub-drive section.
Lift the paper dust duct pushing forward little.
7-2
This side is set in

2 Clean the brush of paper dust (front/back) using a the innermost.
blower brush. After cleaning, replace it back in its
home position.
Brush
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Pull down the duct while pushing forward, and

then draw to the near side to firmly set the duct.
Set the duct tab a in the sub-drive notch b
correctly.
Once the paper dust has been returned to its

original position, lock the snap-action lock.
3 Close the printer door.
Every week Cleaning the carrier slide part (rail) of the film scanner DS-2000E/2001E
If the carrier slide part (rail) is covered with dust, it may happen that you cannot set a film carrier
smoothly. In order to avoid this, the carrier slide part (rail) must be cleaned every week prior to
operation.
Wipe the carrier slide part (rail) of the film scanner

using the specifild cloth.
Every week Making and measuring the head calibration print
Install the paper magazine of maximum width.
1 Once the screen below is displayed, click [Next].

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2 A test print do take some time to be printed. While the test print is being printed, you may
perform other weekly procedures.
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<Under 10 inch paper>
3 Wearing gloves, straighten the curl at the end of

the test print, with taking care not to leave finger
prints.
4 Place the print surface to the glass surface of the Align here
scanner. Set the magenta line of the print on your
side, and align the print to the right backward
coner of the flatbed scanner.
• Check the print and confirm that A area is
Set the print at the

clean.
• Set the print on the flatbed scanner taking
farthest end.
care not to leave finger prints on the A
area.
Magenta line
A
5 Once the print has been positioned correctly,

place the foam rubber sheet on top of it to secure
it in place. Foam rubber
sheet

6 Close the cover of the flatbed scanner.
Do not touch the flatbed scanner until

calibration has been completed.
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8 The result of calibration is displayed.
If the result indicate “OK”: click [Update].

If the result indicate “Retry”: click [Update] and
[Reprint].
9 Repeat the procedure from 3 to 8 until the result

indicates “OK”.
The settings of head calibration can be changed with [1243 Head calibration Detailed data setup].
See “Head calibration” in “7-4 Items that should be Inspected on a Regular Basis”.
<10 inch paper>
3 Wearing gloves, straighten the curl at the end of

the test print, with taking care not to leave finger
prints.
4 Place the print surface to the glass surface of the

scanner. Set the magenta line of the print on your
side, and set the print so that the left side of the
print aligns to A4 sign of the flatbed scanner. ?jgelfcpc
• Check the print and confirm that A area is

clean.
Set the print at the
• Set the print on the flatbed scanner taking

care not to leave finger prints on the A
farthest end.
area.
Magenta line
A
5 Once the print has been positioned correctly,

place the foam rubber sheet on top of it to secure
it in place.
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Foam rubber
sheet
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Do not touch the flatbed scanner until

calibration has been completed.
8 Rotate the print 180°. Set the print so that the left side of the print aligns to A4 sign of the
flatbed scanner.
180°
?jgelfcpc
Magenta line
Magenta line

9 Once the print has been positioned correctly, place the foam rubber sheet on top of it to
secure it in place.
q Start calibration.
Click [YES] on the screen 8.
Do not touch the flatbed scanner until calibration has been completed.
w The result of calibration is displayed.

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If the result indicate “OK”: click [Update].

If the result indicate “Retry”: click [Update] and
[Reprint].
e Repeat the procedure from 3 to w until the result

indicates “OK”.
The settings of head calibration can be changed with [1243 Head calibration Detailed data setup].
See “Head calibration” in “7-4 Items that should be Inspected on a Regular Basis”.
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Every week Cleaning of discharge terminals on the anti-static film cleaner DS-2000E/2001E
Discharge terminals on the anti-static film cleaner contain sharp electrodes which
may injure operator’s fingers and hands. Be careful when cleaning discharge termi-
nals.
Carbon (black color) may pile up on discharge terminals while operating the cleaner unit for a long
period. The carbon piled up on discharge terminals may cause insufficient effect in eliminating
static charges. When discharge terminals become badly dirty with carbon, it may happen to short
electric current out and lose static elimination capability. It may also cause the power cannot be
turned on. It is absolutely necessary to keep discharge terminals clean by cleaning them more
than once a week. The static elimination capability recovers by cleaning discharge terminals.
1 Turn power switch to OFF and pull the power supply input plug out.
2 Detach the both top and bottom dust brushes from the cleaner unit.*
3 Insert screwdriver(–) in the slit being indicated by the arrow-mark on the left discharge termi-
nal cover and pry it downward to release the cover from the hook. Then draw the cover this
side to detach it from the cleaner unit. Do the same process for the right discharge terminal
cover.
The discharge terminal covers are designed in different shape for the left and right side. See “L” and “R”
marks indicated on the reverse side of each covers.
Screwdriver( )
Arrow mark( )
"L" "R"
Discharge terminal covers
4 Clean carbon and other dirt piled up on and

around discharge terminals off with a cotton swab Discharge
moistened in alcohol or film cleaning solution. terminal
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Also clean discharge terminal covers. (each 4

locations for
5 Make sure to install in the original position in right left and
side and right direction. Hold discharge terminal right side)
cover directing the arrow-mark to this side, insert
the extruded hooking part into the cut-out part at
the deepest end of the cleaner unit, and then Cotton sweb
press the cover up until it is surely hooked with a
click sound.
Make sure an orientation of the covers is in right direction, or the installation cannot be made.
6 Install the brush in order of upside and downside.
7 Insert the power supply input plug, turn power switch to ON.
* Cleaning the anti-static film cleaner...2-1 Start Up Procedures
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Every week Cleaning the ECOJET chute unit (PP8621TB/UB, PP8631TB/UB Only)
If powder accumulates from the tablets in the
ECOJET chute unit, then when tablets are replen-
ished, they may become stuck and not drop all the
way down into the processing tank. The ECOJET
chute unit must be cleaned every week.
1 Open the upper cover of the processor and

remove the chute unit by grasping the knob and
lifting it upward.
2 Wipe the chute unit out with a moisten and tightly

squeezed cloth, and then reinstall it after it has dried
completely.
• When wiping out the chute unit, do not use a cloth that has been used previously to
wipe the feed ports for other tablets, as this will hinder the normal developing pro-
cess. If the chute unit is accidentally wiped with such a cloth, then wash the cloth
thoroughly and wipe the unit again.
• When reinstalling, ensure that the chute unit is pushed firmly into position. If the unit
is not set firmly into position, a malfunction may result.

Every week Washing the chemical filter
If the chemical filter becomes clogged, temperature in the processing tank may become abnor-
mally high. The high temperature may cause some problems including disorder of the tank
circulation pump. Remove the filter unit and wash it in water. Wash each films separately to
avoid contaminating.
Refer to ‘Replacing the chemical filter (Every month)’ for the way how to remove the chemical filter.
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Every 2 weeks Control strip (CS) processing

The control strip (CS) is a tool used to confirm the status of the developer. CS processing should be
performed on a regular basis to verify that the developer is normal.
The control strip, once removed from the refrigerator or freezer, should be left at
ambient temperature for approximately 1 hour prior to being opened. If the control
strip is developed immediately after retrieval, condensation may occur, hindering
proper evaluation of the processing solution.
1 After clicking [Setup] on the home screen, click [1A

Process Control stlip] to display the CS processing
Projection
screen.
2 Inside a darkroom or a dark bag, load the CS into CS insertion
the CS magazine. port
Insert the CS all the way to the end of the magazine.
• Ensure that the CS should be loaded into the

CS magazine inside a darkroom or a dark
bag, and make sure that gloves are worn. Emulsion
• Store the remaining unused CS in the Notch surface (top)
refrigerator or freezer.
Load the CS paper into the CS magazine according to the orientation shown below:
Emulsion surface
To CS magazine
Notch
<In case of using Single Magazine>
3 Set the CS magazine to match the printer inlet

frame.
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4 Secure the CS magazine by pressing down the

magazine lock lever for the printer.
5 Click [Execute]. CS is developed.
6 By comparing the developed CS with the CS of

reference, verify that the finish is normal. (temporary
check)
When doing strictly accurate measurement, it is needed to do with a densitometer.

About the measurement, contact your local maintenance company.
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<In case of using Double Magazine Unit (Sold Separately)>
3 Release the pressure bonding of the pinch rollers by pushing up the both ends of pinch roller
shafts in the attachment.
4 Move three fixing brackets outward the attachment frame (two on the up side and one on the
underside). Fix them temporarily with screws.
▲ ▲
5 Set the tip of the control strip in the guide plate and pass it through. Install the CS magazine to the
attachment.

▲
▲
6 Move the CS magazine toward the inner side of the attachment frame, so that it is placed right
below the brackets. Stabilize the CS magazine with the attachment by tightening the screws.
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▲
▲
▲
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7 Increase the pressure bonding of the pinch rollers by pulling down the both ends of pinch roller
shafts in the attachment.
8 Set the CS magazine to the paper inlet (A lane), making sure that the gear is placed at the right
side of the attachment unit. Move the CS magazine all the way into the inlet. At this point, slide
down the lock lever to complete the CS magazine installation.
*Make sure that the magazine is not set upside down.
▲
9 Click [Execute]. CS is developed.
0 By comparing the developed CS with the CS of reference, verify that the finish is normal. (tempo-
rary check)
When doing strictly accurate measurement, it is needed to do with a densitometer.

About the measurement, contact your local maintenance company.
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7-3
Items for Monthly Inspection
Every month Cleaning the air filter (Printer unit)

If the air filter becomes clogged with dust, the temperature within the main unit will rise and possibly
causing incorrect operations and malfunctions. The air filter should be cleaned every month.
Clean the air filter that surrounds the magazine table (4 locations).
Remove the film cover pushing the both sides and remove the air filter.
Wash the filter with water, dry it thoroughly then reinstall it.
Do not dry with hot air of high temperature.

Every month Cleaning the air filter (Processor unit)
If the air filter becomes clogged with dust, the humidity within the drying unit will rise. As this will
affect the dryness of the paper, the air filter should be cleaned every month.
Clean the air filters in the processor side.
Remove the film cover pushing the both sides and remove the air filter.
Wash the air filters with water, dry them thoroughly then reinstall them.

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inmediatamente.
water.

Every month Replacing the chemical filter

If the filter becomes clogged, temperature in the
processing tank may become abnormally high. The
high temperature may cause some problems including
disorder of the tank circulation pump. If the filter is
clogged, dirty solution affects print quality.
1 Open the upper cover of the processor.

2 Twist the filter shaft, matching ▲ marks on the shaft

with the mark on the tank, then pull the filter unit out
gently.
If the filter unit is pulled too vigorously, the

liquid within the thermostatic tank may
splash, causing contamination. The filter
unit should be pulled out gently. Wash the
filter shaft and the chemical filter holder
when replacing the chemical filter. Do not Insert the filter unit matching ▲
to allow the processing solutions in mark slowly and slide ▼ mark a
chemical filters P1, P2 and P3 to mix. quarter of a rotation.
Ensure that the filter unit

3 After removing the chemical filter holder a, pull the
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would not be removed by

chemical filter b from of the filter shaft. And replace
pulling up.
a new chemical filter and put it to the original posi-
tion by fixing it with the chemical filter holder.
Aim of Replacing Frequency

P1 Once a month
P2, P3 Once every two months
b P3-3
P3-2
a P3-1
P2
P1
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Every month Cleaning the air filter for the film scanner DS-2000E/2001E
If the air filter becomes clogged with dust, the temperature within the film scanner light source
unit will rise. As this will affect the film scanning function, the air filter should be cleaned every
month.
1 Open the film scanner door.
2 Remove the air filter.
3 Wash the air filter with water then dry it com-

pletely.

4 Replace the filter.
5 Close the film scanner door.
Every month Cleaning the drive roller of the exposure section
•Be careful not bang your head against the working table, when cleaning the printer
unit.
•Clean the drive rollers when needed, according to the condition.
When the daily cleaning of the exposure section*, Drive roller

remove paper dust and dirt from the drive rollers with
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a blower brush once a month.
After removing the pinch rollers AB, clean rhe

entire circumference of the drive rollers, while rotat-
ing the knob ⁄4.
Do not use any kind of cloth.
knob⁄4
* The daily cleaning of the exposure section...2-1 Start Up Procedures
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inmediatamente.
water.

Every month Washing the processing racks and checking their operation
If crystals build up on the racks, the prints may be scratched. In
addition, additional loading will be placed on the transport system,
thus possibly damaging the gears and rollers. It is needed to wash
the processing racks and to check their operation.
1 After turning off the breaker, open the upper cover of the proces-
sor and remove the light shield plate. Remove the inlet racks,
crossover racks and squeeze racks.
2 Cover the ECOJET chute which is located near the processing
racks with a cloth so that the liquid cannot fall into it and then
remove the processing racks from the processing tank.
The processing racks must be lifted up gently in order to avoid contamination (mean-
ing the mixing-in of a different processing solution). As a general rule, the processing
racks should be removed in the following order:
No. 1 → No.5 (P1 → P2 → P3).
3 Soak the racks in lukewarm water, then wash them under

lukewarm running water.
Remove the guide plate and clean it.
Ensure that all dirt is removed from the rollers with a soft sponge.
When the rollers are scratched, their quality will become

inferior due to liquid penetration.
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Ensure that dirt is removed from the gear with a toothbrush or

other soft brushes.
4 After washing, inspect the racks.
Inspect for the following conditions:
• Abraded or chipped drive gears
• Slack or detached springs
• Slack or detached guide plates
• Dirty rollers
5 Reaffix the removed parts as it were, insert the processing rack
into the original position gently.
6 Install the inlet rack, crossover racks, squeeze racks and light
shield plate, close the upper cover of the processor.
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Every month Cleaning the air filter of the paper dust duct
If the air filter becomes clogged with dust, you cannot remove paper dust correctly.
Clean the air filter below the sub drive (1 location).
a Loosen the thumbscrew a

and draw out the part b.
Take out the air filter.
Wash the filter, dry it thoroughly then reinstall it.

Be careful not to bang your head against the working table.
Every 6 months Replacing the cleaner J (PP8621TB/UB, PP8631TB/UB Only)

Cleaner J is used to prevent deterioration of water quality in the water supply tank. The duration
of effectiveness is 6 months, therefore, Cleaner J must be replaced every 6 months.
Replace the Cleaner J, located in the water supply tank unit.
Record the date of Cleaner J replacement on the

date label.
Using the date label, secure the string for
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Cleaner J to the upper part of the water supply

Water Supply Tank tank.
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7-4
Items that should be Inspected on a Regular Basis

The following inspections should be performed on a regular basis, at the time of paper replacement
or during daily operations:
marked in green.
CAUTION
PRECAUCION
marcada en verde.
Paper channel setup (→6-2 Paper Channel Setup)

The paper channel setup should be performed whenever the paper emulsion number (Em-No)
has changed.
The color finish may vary slightly depending upon the emulsion number. In order to maintain the
same print level, check the emulsion number every time that paper is reloaded. If the emulsion
number is different, perform the setup procedures. For the paper which is not frequently used,
the paper channel should be set up once every week.
Cleaning the paper dust from the paper magazine (→6-1 Replacing the Paper)
Clean the paper magazine every time that paper is reloaded.
If the paper dust that accumulates in the magazine becomes attached to the paper's emulsion
surface, uneven printing may result. If the paper dust accumulates on the rollers, a paper feed
malfunction may occur.
Cleaning the display monitor
If the display monitor becomes dirty, the actual print colors may be different from the colors
appearing on the monitor. If it is obviously dirty, the monitor should be cleaned.
• Wipe the monitor with a soft and dry cloth.
• If the monitor is extremely dirty, then wipe it using an anti-static screen cleaner.
Do not use cleaning liquids, creams or spray cleaners.
Cleaning the film carrier (→2-1 Startup Procedures) DS-2000E/2001E

The film carrier should be cleaned when the message to clean the mirror tunnel is displayed.
1 Remove the film carrier.
2 Clean the dusty areas above the slit surface with a blower brush, without opening the upper
part of film carrier.
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3 Open the upper part of the film carrier and clean the upper part of transport rollers with a
blower brush.
4 Remove the slit base below the upper part of the film carrier and clean the roller and the small
rollers with a blower brush.
5 Keeping the slit base removed, clean the mirror tunnel with a blower brush.
6 Install the slit base, close the upper part of film carrier and set the carrier.
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240 AFC2Magnetic head cleaning DS-2000E/2001E
Click [Setup] [12 Individual Setup] [121 AFC Magnetic Head Cleaning].
Magnetic head cleaning should be performed on the 240 AFC2(sold separately).
1 Open upper part of 240 AFC2and turn Manual feed guide over to inside direction, then close
the upper part of film carrier.
2 Set 240 AFC2to scanner unit. Rough

Magnetic surface
3 Insert the magnetic cleaner with the rough cloth
side facing up and the plastic side facing down. cleaner
Plastic
surface
4 Once the magnetic cleaner is inserted, feed

automatically begins, and the forward / reverse
movements start.
5 After cleaning is complete, the magnetic cleaner

is ejected and the display returns to original
screen.
6 Once it is completed, pull out the 240 AFC2from

scanner unit.
Open the upper cover again, turn the Manual feed guide over to the opposite side and close
the upper part of film carrier.
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If the Manual feed guide is at set position (facing inside direction), IX240 cartridge cannot be set.
After using the magnetic cleaner ten times or more, use a pair of scissors to make a perpendicular cut 5
to 10mm from the top of the cleaner, then flatten the top surface of the cleaner by trimming it carefully and
reuse. Repeat the trimming process or replace the cleaner when the top portion becomes unclean or
shaggy. Replace the cleaner with new one when its whole length is reduced to approximately 150mm.
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Film scanner setup DS-2000E/2001E
Click [Setup] [12 Individual setup] [122 Film Scanner Setup].

The setup for each film carrier should be performed.
Put a check next to each of the film carriers that are in use and follow the instructions to set up
the film carrier. Click [Start setup]. Setup begins.
Set up AFC DS-2000E/2001E
Click [Setup] [12 Individual setup] [123 AFC

setup]
Set the film carrier to be set up and click [Auto gain].
Setup begins.
Head calibration (→ 2-1 Startup Procedures)

Click [Setup] [12 Individual setup] [124 Head
calibration]
1243 Head calibration Configuration
Set the conditions for correcting the head calibra-
tion.
1 Old correction value
When [Execution] is clicked, the correction value
returns to the previous value.
This is useful after the correction value with wrong
chart has been renewed.
2 Paper edge correction
When setting [ON] and operating the head cali-
bration, the paper edge can be corrected. The
scanning direction 3 will be fixed to vertical.
Check the direction of the print.
When entering the head calibration screen again,
the setting will be automatically made to [OFF].
• Some parts of the chart edges (about 1 mm)
cannot be corrected.
• This is used when the previously corrected paper
width is widened.
3 Scanning direction
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This is for setting and changing the scanning

direction.
4 Compensation value update method
This is for selecting the update method on the
corrected data.
Normally, [Auto update (default)] is used.
<When the double magazine (sold separately) is used:>

5 Double magazine (sold separately) output method
When the double magazine is used, the screen is
displayed for selecting the magazine with which
the test printing is attempted.
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Master channel color adjustment (→ 2-1 Startup Procedures)

Click [Setup] [12 Individual setup] [125 Master Channel Color Adjustment].
Flashing
Click [Setup] [12 Individual setup] [126 Manual flashing].
Flashing can be performed manually.
Enter the time to perform flashing and click [Start].
When you wish to stop the procedure, click [Quit].

Malfunctions may occur if the keyboard becomes clogged with dust. Any dust or dirt should be
removed on a regular basis using a blower brush, etc.
The keyboard may be wiped with a tightly squeezed, damp cloth or a cloth that contains a small
amount of neutral detergent. After using a detergent, ensure that it is wiped away with a tightly
squeezed, damp cloth.
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Malfunctions may occur if the keyboard becomes clogged with dust. Any dust or dirt should be
removed on a regular basis using an air spray, etc.
The keyboard may be wiped with a tightly squeezed, damp cloth or a cloth that contains a small
amount of neutral detergent. After using a detergent, ensure that it is wiped away with a tightly
squeezed, damp cloth.
Cleaning the mouse
If the mouse has been used for a long period of time, dirt and dust may adhere to the mouse ball,
causing a malfunction.
The mouse should be cleaned on a regular basis.
1 Use a swab to remove any dirt adhering to the back

of the mouse.
2 Remove the cover that secures the ball, located on the bottom of the mouse, by turning it to the
left. Then remove the ball (never remove the screws).
3 Remove any dirt adhering to the roller or other internal parts of the mouse using a swab.
4 Wash the ball with water (rinse it well if using a neutral detergent).
5 Use a dry cloth to wipe the ball completely dry, then reinstall the ball into the main body of the
mouse.
6 Reinstall the ball cover by turning it to the right.
Continue turning the cover until it makes a “click”
sound.
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Never disassemble any parts of the mouse other than the ball cover.
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Backing Up Data (→ 4-1 Backing Up Data)

Click [Setup] [15 Data Management] [151 Data backup].
Retrieving Data Backed Up (→ 4-2 Retrieving Data Backed Up)

Click [Setup] [15 Data Management] [152 Data Restore].


inmediatamente.
Cleaning the ECOJET drums (PP8621TB/UB, PP8631TB/UB Only)

A minute amount of powder is discharged from the tablets. If this powder accumulates in the
ECOJET drums, it may cause the tablets to jam. Cleaning the ECOJET drums must be performed
on a regular basis.
• Perform this operation only when instructed to do so by a technician.

• When performing this operation, ensure that protective clothing, including gloves
and eye goggles, are worn for safety.
• Ensure that the power is OFF prior to performing this operation.
• If P1, P2 and/or P3 are performed simultaneously, an equipment conflict may occur, possi-
bly resulting in contamination. This operation must be performed individually for each drum.
1 Remove the cartridge then close the lid 5 Turn the drum knob so that the position-
of the cartridge. ing mark on the knob matches the mark
2 Lift up the lever. on the housing (lower).
Positioning mark
Lever on the housing
Drum knob (lower)
Drum knob
positioning mark
3 Press down the front lever.

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6 Lift the drum unit up to remove it.
Lever
4 Remove the housing (upper) by pulling

the finger hook on the housing (upper).
Finger hook
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7 Inspect the moving parts on the housing (upper) / (lower) / drum unit. If these parts are covered
with powder from the ECOJET, wipe off the powder using a tightly squeezed, damp cloth.
Do not use a cloth that has been used previously to wipe the other parts of drums, as
this will hinder the normal developing process.
8 Match the positioning marks of the housing (lower) and the knob then insert the drum unit, as
shown in the diagram. Drum knob positioning mark
Labels of P1-P3 are

attached to each of the
drums and the housing. Housing (lower)
positioning mark
Drum knob
positioning mark
Left side Right side

If you install the drum Adjust the drum knob in a Adjust the drum knob in a
in a wrong direction manner such that the manner such that the indenta-
and turn the knob, the narrow part faces upward, tion faces upward, as is shown
as is shown in the diagram in the diagram below.
drum may break. below.
9 Install the housing (upper) and secure it 0 Press down the left lever.
by lifting up the front lever after the fixed
shaft has been fitted.
Lever
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q After turning on the processor power, perform the drum origin detection procedure in test
mode, by activating the drive motor of the drum to which ECOJET (tablets) from the ECOJET
supply machine will be supplied.
On the home screen, click [Maintenance] [25 Processor unit] [256 Test operation].
Select “EJ mt”, and perform each J motor test.
P1J motor test: P1 Replenisher motor
w Reset the cartridge.
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References
Trouble Shooting
1) Actions to Be Taken against Paper Jam
2) Actions to Be Taken against ECOJET Feed Error
(PP-8621TB/UB, PP-8631TB/UB only)
3) Actions to Be Taken against Error When Measuring Test
Prints
4) Actions to Be Taken against the Starting Up Error of the
Application Software for the Input Station
Specifications
Multi-linguistic Caution and Warning Labels
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Trouble Shooting
1) Actions to Be Taken against Paper Jam
When doing these procedures below for the printer section, be careful not to bang
your head against the working table.
● In the Sub-drive Unit
marked in green.
CAUTION
PRECAUCION
marcada en verde.
1
Remove the paper magazine.
1 2 1
4
4
3
Trouble Shooting
2
Turn the knob 1 and the knob 4, then take out the jammed paper from the
unit.
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● In the Exposure Conveyer Unit
1
Release the snap-action lock 8 and lift the handle of the exposure section up
slowly.
2
While pulling the stopper 0 toward you, lift up the tub q, and remove the
focus roller guide.
Focus roller guide
Pinch roller B
Pinch roller A
Take care not to break the lens of the exposure unit during installation/removal of
the focus roller guide.
3
Loosen the thumbscrew w and release the snap-action lock e, then remove
the pinch roller A and B. Take out the jammed paper from the unit.
Place the focus roller guide and pinch rollers AB in the original position
4 correctly.
Trouble Shooting
● In the Paper Feed Unit 4
3 a
1
Loosen the thumbscrew p and a.
1
p
2
Take out the jammed paper from the unit.
2 In the case of removing the unit by an engineer’s instruction, confirm that the
power has been turned off and that UPS beeping has stopped before removing
the unit.
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● In the Processor Unit
WARINING / ADVERTENCIA WARNING / ADVERTENCIA

water. Do not eat ECOJET tablets or drink
químicos ó soluciones de sobrellenado, utilice mouth with water, drink one or two
gafas protectoras y guantes de caucho. Si cups of water, and get medical
estos productos químicos netran en sus ojos attention immediately.
abundante cantidad de agua. No ingerir nunca tabletas ECOJET
inmediatamente.
• Wear gloves and protective goggles, when doing these procedures below.
• Take care for contamination (meaning the mixing-in of a different processing solution).
When removing the processing racks, cover the ECOJET chute and the other racks with
plastic sheet etc., in order to avoid contamination.
1
Remove the upper racks (the inlet
racks, crossover racks and squeeze
racks).
Then, take out the jammed paper from
the unit.
2
Lift up the processing rack gently. While
rotating the gear of the processing rack,
remove the paper jammed between
rollers.
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2) Actions to Be Taken against ECOJET Feed Error

(PP-8621TB/UB, PP-8631TB/UB only)
● When the ECOJET Cartridge Can Be Removed
1
Remove the ECOJET cartridge.
2
Drive the driving motor of the drum in the test mode.
The ECOJET (tablets) remaining inside the drum are entered.
Click [Maintenance] on the home screen [25 Processor unit] [256 Test operation].
Select “EJ mt”, and perform each J motor test.
• P1J motor test: P1 Replenisher motor

3
After the ECOJET (tablets) have been inserted, close the lid of the cartridge.
And reset the ECOJET cartridge.
This completes the restoring procedure.
Trouble Shooting
● When the ECOJET Cartridge Cannot Be Removed
1
Raise the lever a on the left of the
ECOJET module displaying the error
message.
a
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2
While removing the cartridge by holding
the handle b, using your tip of fingers
move the drum knob c forwards and
backwards to clear jammed tablets and b c
then remove the cartridge.
• Move the drum knob forwards and
backwards softly. Turning strongly may
cause the danger of breaking the parts.
• When the cartridge is hard to remove,
after lifting the top cover slightly and
sliding the ECOJET (tablets) under the
bottom of the cartridge, repeat the same
operation. Ensure the ECOJET (tablets)
should not enter other chuters by
covering them with clothes.
3
Lower the lever a on the left.
4
Carry out the step 2 in “When the ECOJET Cartridge Can Be Removed”.
3) Actions to Be Taken against Error When

Measuring Test Prints
When measuring the head calibration test print or when measuring the master channel test print, an
error described below may occur after clicking [Update].
“Communication with a printer cannot be performed.

Please do the operation again.
Trouble Shooting
If the same error recurs, please check the wiring of LAN,

the power supply of HUB, etc.”
1
When this error occurs, restart the measurement from “Test print entry”.
2
If the same error recurs, check the wiring of LAN and power supply of HUB,
etc., and restart the measurement from “Test print entry”.
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4) Actions to Be Taken against the Starting Up

Error of the Application Software for the Input
Station.
The Hardware Key of model distinction is necessary for starting up the input station.
If the Hardware Key of model distinction is not inserted correctly, a message screen as shown below
is displayed.
1
Prepare the Hardware Key of model distinction.
2
Click [OK]. Then the application software shuts down.
3
Turn off the power breaker of the input station.
4 Trouble Shooting
Insert the Hardware Key of model distinction to the PC of the input station.
5
Turn on the power breaker of the input station.
Keep inserting the Hardware Key of model distinction into the PC of the input
station.
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Specifications
■ Product Summary
KONICA MINOLTA DIGITAL MINILAB SYSTEM
System name R2 SUPER 700 R2 SUPER 1000
R2 SUPER 700 R2 SUPER 1000
COMPACT COMPACT
Input station name DS-2000E DS-2000E DS-2001E DS-2001E
Printer unit name DP-2000E DP-2010E DP-2001E DP-2011E
PP-8620TB(SQA type), PP-8630TB(SQA type), PP-8620TB(SQA type), PP-8630TB(SQA type),
Processor unit name
PP-8621TB/UB(J type) PP-8631TB/UB(J type) PP-8621TB/UB(J type) PP-8631TB/UB(J type)
Input sevtion (desktop) and output section
System type Integrated type (Compact model)
(printer•processor) separated type (Separate model)
•UL (As for the processor unit, only PP-8621UB/8631UB are approved.)
Approval standard
•CSA (As for the processor unit, only PP-8621UB/8631UB are approved.)
•CE (As for the processor unit, only PP-8620TB/8621TB/8630TB/8631TB conform.)
Conformity standard
•FCC (As for the processor unit, only PP-8621UB/8631UB conform.)
■ Printing Capacity
Item R2 SUPER 700 COMPACT R2 SUPER 1000 COMPACT
No. of prints 127 mm (W) × 89 mm 700 prints/hour 1100 prints/hour
Film-to-print speed printed 152 mm (W) × 102 mm 600 prints/hour 1000 prints/hour
127 mm (W) × 89 mm 700 prints/hour 1000 prints/hour
Actual capacity
152 mm (W) × 102 mm 600 prints/hour 900 prints/hour
Digital camera-to-print 127 mm (W) × 89 mm 700 prints/hour 1100 prints/hour
Actual capacity
speed (3mega pixels) 152 mm (W) × 102 mm 600 prints/hour 1000prints/hour
■ Input Types
Item Description Other
Film Types Color negative film 135F/H/P/HV (standard)*
IX240 (APS) 240AFC2(Sold separately) required
110, 120/220 (6×4.5-6×9) UFC2(Sold separately), the dedicated
film mask (Sold separately) required
Color slide film 135F/H/P/HV UFC2(Sold separately), the dedicated
IX240 (APS) film mask (Sold separately) required
110, 120/220 (6×4.5-6×9)
Slide mount (135, 240)
Specifications
Black and white film 135F/H/P/HV (standard)*
Sepia film 135F/H/P/HV (standard)*
IX240 (APS) 240AFC2(Sold separately) required
Media Types Compact Flash (CF) 4-128MB
(As of SmartMedia (SM) 4-128MB
April 2004) Memory Stick (MS/MSDUO) 4-128MB Adapter required for MSDUO
SD Memory Card 32-128MB
Multimedia Card (MMC) 64MB
Micro Drive 32-340MB, 1GB
xD Picture Card 16-512MB Extra CF-adapter required
FD
CD-ROM, CD-R(burning/reading), CD-RW(reading only)
DVD+R/DVD+RW/DVD-R/DVD-RW/DVD-ROM(All reading only)
Prints (using flatbed scanner)
MO, ZIP, PCMCIA card External PC with the dedicated drive is required
When using a film with two or less frames, UFC2(Sold separately) and the dedicated film mask (Sold separately) are
required.
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■ Output Types
Item Description
Paper Widths (mm) 89, 102, 120, 127, 152, 165, 178, 203, 210, 216, 254
Depending on the region, paper types differ.
■ Chemicals
Item Description
Target Chemicals CPK2-22-LR (Liquid Chemical)
ECOJET-P/ECOJET-P COMPACT TYPE
■ Input Station (DS-2000E/2001E)

Scanner Unit Film scanner Film carrier
135AFC2 135F/H/P/HV
(for color, black-and-white film)
(more than 2 frames less than 40 frames)
240AFC2 IX240 (cartridge, strip film) (for Sold
color, black-and-white film) separately
UFC2 110, 120/220 (6 × 4.5 - 6 × 9), slide Sold
(Universal Film mount, 135 (less than 3 frames), separately*
Carrier) slide film
Scanning method 3-line color CCD, scanning method via film transfer
Flatbed scanner Print Copy (Reflection copy reading) / Printer unit setup
Control unit Personal Computer (OS: Windows XP Embedded), HUB
Display unit 15inch LCD monitor
Operating unit Dedicated keyboard, Mouse, Media card reader, Full keyboard
Image processing Our unique image correction technology
Power Supply Single-phase AC100-240V (50/60 Hz), 9.0A
* For UFC2(Sold separately), only 135 F/H/P mask is attached.
■ Digital Media Input Station (DS-3000E)
Item Description
Controller Control unit Personal Computer
(OS: Windows XP Embedded), HUB
Display unit 15 inch LCD monitor
Operating unit Dedicated keyboard, Mouse,
Media card reader, Full keyboard
Scanner Flatbed scanner Print Copy (Reflection copy reading) / Printer unit setup
Image processing Our unique auto image
correction technology
Power Supply
Single-phase AC100-120V (50/60 Hz), 3.6A
Single-phase AC220-240V (50 Hz), 1.8A
Main Unit Dimensions PC: 180 (W) x 500 (D) x 422 (H) mm
(Approx.) LCD monitor : 326 (W) x 173 (D) x 330~380 (H)* mm
Dedicated keyboard : 260 (W) x 120 (D) x 40 (H) mm
and others
Weight Approx. 32kg
* Height at the panel is perpendicular.
Specifications
■ Output Unit (Printer Unit: DP-2000E/2001E/2010E/2011E

Processor Unit: PP-8620TB/8630TB(SQA type), PP-8621TB/8621UB/8631TB/8631UB(J type) )
Unit Type Printer-Processor docking type
Exposure System S.E.A.D. (Solid state Electro-optic shutter Array Device)
Output Resolution Main scanning: 400 dpi/Sub scanning: 800 dpi
Feed Length 86 mm (min.) - 381 mm (max.)
Back Print Printing of 40 characters x 2 lines using 2-head system
Front Print Prints either the shooting date, time, or a message for prints from APS.
Prints either the shooting date or time in compliance with Exif2.2.
Paper Magazine Single Magazine
One built-in 10-inch magazine (89 - 216 mm wide, 85 - 180 m long roll)
* Usable length of the paper depends on the paper thickness.
Double Magazine Sold separately
Sorter Conveyor 6-order storage sorter
Processing Time 2 min. 25 sec. (From the processor entrance to the dry exit)
Power Supply
PP-8621/8631 UB Single-Phase AC208-240V (50/60 Hz), 31A (6.2 KVA)
PP-8621/8631 TB Single-Phase AC220-240V (50 Hz), 31A (6.2 KVA)
PP-8620/8630 TB or 3-phase, 4-wire AC380-415V (50Hz), 13A
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■ Unit Dimensions • Footprint • Weight

R2 SUPER 700 R2 SUPER 1000
Item COMPACT COMPACT
Input section 850 (W) × 1,303 (H) × 900 (D) mm
Dimensions 1,903 (W) x 1,585 (H) x 964 (D) mm
Output section 1,903 (W) × 915 (H) × 964 (D) mm
Input section 0.70 m2
Footprint 1.48 m2
Output section 1.48 m2
Input section Approx. 100Kg (Including dedicated desk)
Weight Apporox. 510Kg
Output section Approx. 420Kg
■ Items Sold Separately

240AFC2 Film carrier for IX240 (cartridge, strip film)
UFC2 Film carrier for 110,120/220 (6x4.5~6x9), the color slide film. To print other than 135F/H/P,
(Universal Film Carrier) Only 135F/H/P mask is supplied with the product. a dedicated mask should be
obtained separately.
Mask Types for UFC2 ○
120 Mask Set2for UFC (6x4.5, 6x6, 6x7, 6x8, and 6x9 masks)
○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
5 masks are included in the set.
○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
○
110 Mask2for UFC
○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
○
Slide Mount Mask2for UFC
○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
APS Mask2for UFC

Double Magazine Unit Unit for Double Magazine Common with R series
Double Magazine A dedicated magazine for the Double Magazine unit (89-254mm) Common with NPS8, R series
10-inch Magazine Paper Magazine for 89-254mm paper Common with NPS8, R series
8-inch Magazine Paper Magazine for 89-203mm paper Common with NPS8, R series
DVD drive External DVD drive (For R2 SUPER 700/1000 COMPACT)

High speed CD-R Burning software Hyper CD-R Burning Software Type2 High speed burning to CD-R function
Printer Driver Printer drivers for WindowsXP/2000
As of April. 2004
Specifications
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■ Standard Accessories
DS-2000E/DS-2001E
Package No. Pack Item Quantity
P1 1 Image Controller 1 pc
2 AC Cable(with ferritecore) (UL) 1 pc
3 AC Cable(with ferritecore) (TUV) 1 pc
4 104 Key Board 1 pc
5 Mouse 1 pc
P2 1 Flat Bed Scanner 1 pc
2 AC Cable (UL) 1 pc
3 AC Cable (TUV) 1 pc (DS-2000E only)
4 SCSI Cable 1 pc (DS-2000E only)
5 Foam rubber sheet 1 pc
P3 1 High Resolution Film Scanner 1 pc
3 AC Cable (TUV) 1 pc
4 AC Cable (UL) 2 pcs
5 AC Cable (TUV) 2 pcs
6 135 Auto Film Carrier 2 1 pc
P4 1 LCD Monitor 1 pc
2 LCD Cable 1 pc
P5 1 Intelligent Key Board 1 pc
2 HUB 1 pc
3 AC adaptor 1 pc
4 LAN Cable (1m) 1 pc
6 Media Drive (with a Cable) 1 pc
7 Film Box 1 pc
8 Film Box Hook 1 pc
9 Blower Brush 1 pc
10 Removable HDD 1 pc
(with Removable Key) 2 pcs
11 Anti.static Film Cleaner 1 pc
(12) Anti.static Film Cleaner Base 1 pc (DS-2000E only)
12 AC adaptor 1 pc
13 Knob (4×14) 1 pc
14 LCD Indicator 1 pc
15 Consent Label 1 sheet
16 Caution Label (German/French/Spanish/Italy) 1 sheet
Specifications
17 Data FD 2 pcs
18 Konica Minolta CD-R 1 vol
19 Inspection slip 1 sheet
20 Packing list 1 sheet
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P1 1 Image Controller 1 pc
2 AC Cable(with ferritecore) (UL) 1 pc
3 AC Cable(with ferritecore) (TUV) 1 pc
4 104 Key Board 1 pc
5 Mouse 1 pc
P2 1 Flat Bed Scanner 1 pc
4 SCSI Cable 1 pc
P3 1 LCD Monitor 1 pc
2 LCD Cable 1 pc
P4 1 Intelligent Key Board 1 pc
2 HUB 1 pc
3 AC adaptor 1 pc
6 Media Drive (with a Cable) 1 pc
8 Konica Minolta CD-R 1 vol
9 Inspection slip 1 sheet
Specifications
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DP-2000E/DP-2010E
P1 1 10inch Magazine 1 pc
P2 1 Magazine Base 1 pc
P3 1 Control Strip Magazine 1 pc
2 8inch Magazine Adapter 1 pc
3 Adjuster Saucer 9 pcs
4 Spacer 4 pcs
5 Maintenance Cable 1 pc
7 Dark Bag 1 pc
9 Data FD 1 pc
10 Interlock SW Label Assy (CE/German/French/Italy) 1 sheet
11 Interlock SW Label Assy 1 pc
12 Caution Label 1 pc
13 Hard Ware Key 1 pc
1 Inspection slip (attached) 1 sheet
DP-2001E/DP-2011E
P1 1 10inch Magazine 1 pc
P2 1 Magazine Base 1 pc
P3 1 Control Strip Magazine 1 pc
2 8inch Magazine Adapter 1 pc
3 Adjuster Saucer 9 pcs
4 Spacer 4 pcs
5 Maintenance Cable 1 pc
7 Dark Bag 1 pc
9 Data FD 1 pc
10 Interlock SW Label Assy (CE/German/French/Italy) 1 sheet
11 Interlock SW Label Assy 1 pc
12 Caution Label 1pc
13 LCD Base 1 pc
14 LCD Cover 1 pc
15 Wiring cover Assy 1 pc
Specifications
16 Media Holder 1 pc
17 Hard Ware Key 1 pc
P4 1 Receptacle Box 1 pc
3 Film Creaner Base Assy 1 pc
4 PC Rear Cover 1 pc
5 Wiring Cover 1 pc
1 Inspection slip (attached) 1 sheet
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1 Overflow Container (20L) 2 pcs
P1
2 Pitcher (5L) 1 pc
1 Measuring Cylinder 1 pc
2 Paper guide (for Conveyor) 1 pc
3 Paper guide (for Sorter) 1 pc
4 Rack inner lid 1 set
5 Dryer inner lid 1 set
6 Stocker 1 pc
7 Floating ball 70 pcs
8 Filter 5 pcs
9 Turn Guide washing vat 2 pcs
P2 10 Apron (small) 1 pc
11 Apron (large) 1 pc
12 Mixing bar 1 pc
13 Drain Hose (2m) 1 pc
14 Sensor unit with a port 2 set
15 Water Cup 1 pc
16 PL Label (France•Italy•Spain) 1 sheet
17 Spare parts 1 (as mentioned below) 1 set
Cable Bushing (JPG-13.5G) 1 pc

Spare parts 1 Clasp plate 1 pc
Pan-head screw SEMS 2 M4✕8 2 pcs
Jumper Line E 1 pc
Jumper Line F 1 pc
Spare parts 2 Jumper Line G 1 pc
Stop ring 5 pcs
Hose band 2 pcs
250V 3.15A 1 pc
Fuse in detail
(for processor driver board)
Specifications
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PP-8621UB/PP-8631UB
1 Overflow Container (20L) 2 pcs
P1
2 Pitcher (5L) 1 pc
6 Stocker 1 pc
7 Package for ecojet cartridge storage 1 set
8 Filter 5 pcs
P2 9 Turn Guide washing vat 2 pcs
10 Apron (small) 1 pc
12 Mixing bar 1 pc
13 Wash bottle (125cc) 1 pc
14 Drain hose (2m) 1 pc
15 Sensor unit with a port 2 set
16 PL Label (France) 1 sheet
Jumper Line E 1 pc
Jumper Line F 1 pc
Jumper Line G 1 pc
Spare parts 1 Stop ring 5 pcs
Hose band (SNP-19) 2 pcs
250V 3.15A 1 pc
Fuse in detail
Specifications
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PP-8621TB/PP-8631TB
1 Overflow Container (20L) 1 pc
P1
2 Pitcher (5L) 1 pc
6 Stocker 1 pc
7 Package for ecojet cartrige storage 1 set
8 Filter 5 pcs
9 Turn Guide washing vat 2 pcs
P2 10 Apron (small) 1 pc
12 Mixing bar 1 pc
13 Wash bottle (125cc) 1 pc
14 Drain Hose (2m) 1 pc
15 PL Label (France•Italy•Spain) 1 sheet
Cable Bushing (JPG-13.5G) 1 pc
Spare parts 1 Clasp plate 1 pc
Pan-head screw SEMS 2 M4✕8 2 pics
Jumper Line E 1 pc
Jumper Line F 1 pc
Jumper Line G 1 pc
Spare parts 2 Stop ring 5 pcs
250V 3.15A 1 pc
Fuse in detail
Hose (710mm) 1 pc
Spare parts 3 Cap 1 pc
Hose band (SNP-6) 1 pc
Specifications
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■ Consumption Articles and Regularly Replacement Parts

Parts shown below need to be replaced on a regular basis in order to maintain long-term performance of this system.
Model A: DS-2000E,2001E
B: DP-2000E,2001E,2010E,2011E
C: PP-8620TB, 8621TB/UB, 8630TB, 8631TB/UB
(1) Consumption Articles (Replace Properly within 1 Year)
Model Part No. Part name Quantity Location
Back printer
B AAAA90000158 1 Printer feed unit
ink-ribbon cassette
B 271011066A Filter 1 Main frame
B 355002023A Filter 5 Air filter of the cover for electrical unit
C 359001015A Chemical filter 5 P1: monthly, P2 to P3: bimonthly
C 341090049A Cleaner J 1 Water supply tank, every 6 months
A 364316873A Magnetic cleaner 1 set 240 AFC2
B 396011429A Protection seal 2 Main Frame
A 280002021A Air filter 1 Light Source Unit
(2) Regularly Replacement Parts
Replace Regularly Every Year
C 385002426A Shaft holder 56 Inlet rack, Crossover rack, Squeeze rack
C 385002432A Rubber roller B 8 Crossover rack
C 385002407B Water absorption roller 2 Squeeze rack
C 385002416B Idler gear 1 Squeeze rack
C 3850A2408C Idler gear Assy. 3 Squeeze rack
C 385002215B Gear 2 Dryer rack
C 251602602A Roller C 1 Dryer rack
C 2534L4503A Drum Assy 1 Drum Assy
Replace Regularly Every 2 Years
C AAAA90200171 Timing belt 1 Processing Section
C 385002214A Gear 4 Processing rack
No.1 processing rack, Inlet rack,
C 385002216B Gear 24
Crossover rack, Squeeze rack
C 355002635B Idler Gear C 5 Processing rack
C 355002221B Idler Gear A 5 Processing rack
C AAAA90100184 Shaft holder 1 No.1 Processing rack
C AAAA90100185 Shaft holder 1 No.1 Processing rack
60 Processing rack
C 385002215B Gear
7 Inlet rack, Squeeze rack, Dryer rack
C 355002444A Spring A 4 Inlet rack, Squeeze rack, Dryer rack
C 355002425B Idler Gear B 4 Crossover rack
C 355002446A Spring C 4 Squeeze rack
C 385001006A Filter holder 5 Temperature Control Bath
Evaporation
C 3850A2202B preventing cover 5 Processing rack.
A ASSY.2
C 385002212B Helical wheel (Left) 30 Processing rack
C 396033127B Helical wheel (Right) 5 Processing rack
C 355002232A Worm gear (Left) 35 Processing rack
Specifications
C 355002227A Thrust washer 5 Processing rack

355002260A Spring 25 Processing rack
C 355002230A Spring 25 Processing rack
C 251602213A Spring 121 10 Processing rack
C 355002229B Shaft holder 60 Processing rack
C 355002251B Gear E 15 Processing rack
C 385002213A Gear 15 Processing rack
C 385002230B Shaft holder 10 Processing rack
C 355002234B Shaft holder bracket 10 Processing rack
C 385002233A Vertical Shaft holder 5 Processing rack
Replace Regularly Every 3 Years
C 385002401A Roller A 2 Inlet rack, Squeeze rack
C 385002432A Roller B 3 Squeeze rack
C 355002445B Spring B 16 Crossover rack
Replacement of Other Important Units (Circuit Boards)
The quantity of light emission from the important units shown below decreases depending on the cumulative hours of
operation. When the quantity become less than the standard, replacement will be necessary.
B 281022100A Exposure unit 1 Printer, exposure unit
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W-1
WARNING / AVERTISSEMENT WARNING / ATTENZIONE
Do not drink this liquid. Do not drink this liquid.

Do not remove this label from this plastic tank. Do not remove this label from this plastic tank.
Ne pas boire ce liquide. Non bere questo liquido.

Ne pas décoller l'étiquette de ce réservoir en plastique. Non togliere l'etichetta da questa tanica di plastica.
359454016A 359454045A

W-3
WARINING / ADVERTENCIA WARNING / AVERTISSEMENT

When mixing or handling chemicals When mixing or handling chemicals
or overflow solutions, wear safety goggles and or overflow solutions, wear safety goggles and
rubber gloves. If chemicals get in your eyes or rubber gloves. If chemicals get in your eyes or
on your skin, rinse immediately with lots of on your skin, rinse immediately with lots of
water. water.
Cuando mazcle ó manipule productos Porter des lunettes de sécurité et des gants
químicos ó soluciones de sobrellenado, utilice en caontchouc pour mélanger ou manipuler
gafas protectoras y guantes de caucho. Si les produits chimiques ou les solutions en
estos productos químicos netran en sus ojos excés. En cas de contact de produit chimique
ó tocan su piel, lávelos inmediatamente con avec les yeux ou la peau, rincer
abundante cantidad de agua. immédiatement et abondamment à l’eau.
357054101A 357054102A
WARINING / ATTENZIONE
water.
Utilizzare sempre guanti di gomma e occhiali

protettivi quando si miscelano o si manipolano i
prodotti chimici o i liquidi di scarico. Lavare
immediatamente
e abbondantemente con acqua corrente se i
prodotti chimici dovessero entrare in contatto
con gli occhi o con la pelle.
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253450028A 253450030A
W-5
WARNING / AVERTISSEMENT WARNING / ATTENZIONE

Do not eat ECOJET tablets or

drink solutions. In case tablets
Do not eat ECOJET tablets or drink or chemicals are swallowed,
solutions. In case tablets or rinse mouth with water, drink
chemicals are swallowed, rinse one or two cups of water, and
get medical attention
immediately.
Ne pas avaler. En cas

Non ingerire le tavolette
d'ingestion d'ECOJET en
ECOJET o le soluzioni. Nel
tablettes ou liquide, se rincer la caso in cui venissero ingerite,
bouche, boire un ou deux lavare la bocca con acqua,
verres d'eau et consulter bere uno o due bicchieri
immédiatemet un médecin. d'acqua e richiedere
l'immediato intervento del
medico.
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Always wear safety gloves and protective glasses when handling
ECOJET tablet and solution directly. If ECOJET tablet or solution s
pilled on the skin or get into eyes, wash it off with running
water for more than 15 minutes. If swallowed, rinse the mouth with
immediately.
Siempre usar guantes de seguridad y gafas protoctoras para

manipular directamente soluciones o tabletas ECOJET. Si la
solución o la tableta ECOJET llegara a entrar en contacto con
su piel o sus ojos, lavar con abundante cantidad de agua durante 15
minutos. De ingerirse, enjuagar la boca con agua, beber uno o dos
vasos de agua, y acudir inmediatamente al médico.
253450019A 253450020A
253450021A

C-1
CAUTION / ATTENTION CAUTION / CAUTELA

feet or injure your fingers at installation, if You may drop the paper magazine on your feet
you fail to hold the magazine with one hand or injure your fingers at installation, if you fail to
on the handle and the other on the part hold the magazine with one hand on the handle
marked in green. and the other on the part marked in green.
CAUTION
Le magasin papier peut tomber sur vos CAUTION
Il magazzino della carta potrebbe cadere sui
pieds ou peut blesser vors mains si le piedi o ferire le dita se non lo si tiene con una
Weight : 15Kg Weight : 15 kg
magasin n'est pas tenu d'une main par la mano per il manico e con l'altra sulla parte
ATTENTION CAUTELA contrassegnata in verde.
Poids : 15Kg poignée et de l'autre par la partie Peso: 15 kg.
marquée en vert.
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271650004A 271650004A
C-4

cover or removing dryer rack unit, turn the Dryer rack cover is HOT. Before touching cover or
machine's power OFF and wait 10 minutes to removing dryer rack unit, turn the machine's
let the rack cover and rack cool. power OFF and wait 10 minutes to let the rack
cover and rack cool.
Le couvercle du rack de séchage est Il coperchio dell'unità d'essiccazione è molto

CHAUD. Avant de le toucher ou pour retirer caldo. Prima di toccare il coperchio o di rimuovere
le rack, mettre la machine hors tension (OFF) l'unità d'essiccazione, spegnere la maccina e
et attendre 10 minutes afin de laisser attendere 10 minuti per lasciarli raffreddare.
refroidir le couvercle et le rack.
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Dryer rack unit is heavy. Hold it by the Dryer rack unit is heavy. Hold it by the
bars marked with green labels when bars marked with green labels when
removing or replacing the unit. removing or replacing the unit.
L'unità d'essiccazione è pesante.

CAUTION Le rack de séchage est lourd. Le CAUTION Sollevarla per le impugnature
Weight : 15Kg saisir par les barres indiquées par les Weight : 15 Kg
contrassegnate dalle etichette verdi
ATTENTION étiquettes vertes pour le retirer CAUTELA
Poids : 15Kg Peso: 15 Kg quando deve essere rimossa o
ou le remplacer. sostituita.
359454017A 359454046A
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253450013B 253450015B
C-7
CAUTION CAUTION
Do not place or Do not place or
insert any object into insert any object into this
this space. space.
Do not disable this Do not disable this safety
safety device. device.
ATTENTION CAUTELA
Ne rien placer ni insérer Non mettere né inserire
dans cet espace. nessun oggetto in questo
Ne pas gêner le spazio.
Non disattivare il
fonctionnement de ce
dispositivo di sicurezza.
dispositif de sécurité.
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High voltage! Turn power off before High voltage! Turn power off before
replacing fuses. replacing fuses.
Haute tension! Mettre hors
Alta tensione! Togliere la corrente
circuit avant de changer les
prima di sostituire i fusibili.
fusibles
359454020A 359454048A
C-9
CAUTION/ATTENTION CAUTION / CAUTELA

Turn OFF the power switch before Turn OFF the power switch before
touching this area. touching this area.
Couper l'interrupteur d'alimentation
électrique (position OFF) avant de Togliere la corrente prima di accedere
toucher à cette partie. a quest'area.
359454021A 359454049A
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Index
This chapter/section is contained a listing of the main pages.
(IN)...INSTRUCTION MANUAL
(US)...USER SETUP MANUAL
Check width ............................................ (IN) 5-6

1 (US) 5-1
110 film ................................................... (IN) 1-1 Color adjustment .................................... (IN) 2-5
120 film ............................................ (IN) 1-1, 2-2 (US) 3-1
135 film ............................................ (IN) 1-1, 2-1 Color enhancement ................................ (IN) 2-5
135F ....................................................... (IN) 2-1 (US) 3-1
135H ....................................................... (IN) 2-1 Compact flash ........................................ (IN) 3-1
Contact print ........................................... (IN) 4-5
Contrast .................................................. (IN) 2-5
6 (US) 3-1
Copyright ................................................ (IN) 3-4
6 ←→ 1.............................. (IN) 2-1, 2-3, 2-5, 5-3 Cropping ............................ (IN) 1-3, 2-1, 3-4, 3-5
(US) 5-4
Crossover rack ............................... (US) 1-1, 2-2
A
Adjusting picture quality ......................... (IN) 2-5 D
Amount of image data ............................ (IN) 3-3
Anti-static film cleaner ..................... (IN) 2-1, 2-8 DCIM ............................................... (IN) 3-2, 6-1
(US) 1-1, 2-1, 7-2 Decorative border ............................ (IN) 1-4, 4-3
APS ............................ (IN) 1-1, 2-1, 2-3, 2-8, 2-9 Dedicated keyboard ............................... (IN) 1-3
(US) 5-1 (US) 1-1
Auto (Select paper magazine) ............... (US) 1-3 Design print ........................................... (US) 5-4
Automatic printing (Auto) ........................ (IN) 5-1 Digital Camera ........... (IN) 1-5, 3-1, 3-2, 6-1, 6-2
Digital ICE ........................................... (US) 5-11
Display Monitor .............................. (US) 1-1, 7-4
B Double ............................................. (IN) 1-4, 5-2
DPOF .............................................. (IN) 3-1, 3-2
Back printing (Back of the print) ............. (IN) 1-4 Drying rack ............................................ (US) 1-1
(US) 5-2, 6-6 DVD ................................................. (IN) 3-1, 3-3
Backing up data .................................... (US) 7-4
Basic information ............................. (IN) 1-1, 1-2
BL ............................................. (IN) 1-4, 2-4, 3-4 E
(US) 5-3
Black-and-White (B&W) .... (IN) 1-1, 2-1, 2-3, 2-7 ECOJET ......................... (US) 5-11, 6-5, 7-2, 7-4
(US) 3-3 TroubleShooting
BMP .................................. (IN) 3-2, 3-3, 6-1, 6-3 Emulsion number .................... (US) 5-7, 6-1, 6-2
(US) 5-9, 5-10 Exif ......................................................... (IN) 3-2
Border width ............................. (IN) 2-3, 2-4, 3-2 (US) 5-9, 5-10
(US) 5-3 Exposure conveyer unit .................. (US) 1-1, 2-1
TroubleShooting
External PC (EX-PC) ................ (IN) 1-4, 6-2, 6-3
Index
C (US) 5-10
C (Classic) .............................................. (IN) 1-1

Canceling Printing .................................. (IN) 5-8 F
Card drive ........................................ (IN) 3-1, 3-2
CD (Compact Disk) ......................... (IN) 3-1, 3-3 F (Full correction) ................................... (IN) 1-3
CD drive .......................................... (IN) 3-3, 6-1 Film Carrier ........ (IN) 1-1, 1-4, 2-1, 2-3, 2-8, 2-9
CD-R ............................................... (IN) 1-4, 3-2 (US) 1-1, 1-4, 2-1, 7-4
(US) 5-9 Film eject ................................................ (IN) 1-4
CD-R burning .................................. (IN) 1-4, 6-1 Film Scanner ..... (US) 1-1, 1-4, 2-1, 7-2, 7-3, 7-4
(US) 5-9 Film Sheet ....................................... (IN) 2-8, 2-9
CD-ROM ................................................ (IN) 1-2 Filter (fine grain) ..................................... (IN) 2-5
C/H/P ...................................................... (IN) 1-4 (US) 3-1
Change CHP .......................................... (IN) 2-1 Fit to Image/Paper/Real/Window ........... (IN) 2-1
(US) 5-4
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Fixed time setting ................................... (IN) 5-5 Mouse ............................... (IN) 1-2, 1-3, 2-6, 3-4
(US) 5-11 (US) 1-1, 7-4
Fixing Exposure Time ............................. (IN) 5-5 Multi ........................................................ (IN) 1-3
Flatbed scanner (FB Scanner) ........ (IN) 1-4, 3-4 Multimedia Card ..................................... (IN) 3-1
(US) 1-1, 2-1, 6-2, 7-2
Floppy disk ............................... (IN) 1-2, 3-1, 3-3
Floppy disk drive ................................... (US) 1-1 N
Font ................................................. (IN) 2-3, 3-2
(US) 5-9 Negative film .......................................... (IN) 2-1
Front print ........................................ (IN) 2-3, 3-2 Normal print ..................................... (IN) 1-1, 1-4
(US) 5-11 (US) 5-4
H O
H (High vision) ........................................ (IN) 1-1 Order ............................................... (IN) 1-2, 1-4
Home Screen ......................................... (IN) 1-4 (US) 4-3, 4-4, 5-9, 5-10
Other ............................................... (IN) 1-1, 1-3
Over correction ....................................... (IN) 2-5
I
ID photo .................................................. (IN) 4-1 P
Image pasting ratio ................................ (US) 5-4
Index print ... (IN) 1-1, 2-1, 2-3, 3-2, 3-3, 6-1, 6-2 P (Panorama) ......................................... (IN) 1-1
(US) 5-1, 5-9, 5-10 Package print .................................. (IN) 1-4, 4-4
Ink-ribbon .............................................. (US) 6-6 Palette ............................................. (IN) 2-3, 3-2
Inlet rack .................................. (US) 1-1, 2-1, 2-2 Paper ............................... (US) 5-4, 5-7, 6-1, 6-2
Input Station ............................. (IN) 1-2, 6-2, 6-3 Paper channel ....................................... (US) 6-2
(US) 1-1, 2-1, 2-2, 2-3, 2-4 Paper dust duct .............................. (US) 7-2, 7-3
TroubleShooting Paper end .............................................. (US) 6-1
Inspection ................ (US) 1-2, 2-1, 2-2, 5-5, 5-11 Paper feed unit .......... (US) 1-1, TroubleShooting
7-1, 7-2, 7-3 Paper jam ......................... (US) TroubleShooting
Inspection Check List ............................ (US) 7-1 Paper magazine .............................. (IN) 1-1, 1-4
Interrupting Printing ......................... (IN) 1-4, 5-7 (US) 1-1, 1-3, 6-1, 6-3, 6-4
Inverting ................................................. (IN) 4-4 Paper magazine adapter ................ (US) 1-1, 1-3
IX240 .......................... (IN) 1-1, 2-1, 2-3, 2-8, 2-9 Paper remaining .................................... (US) 5-7
(US) 5-1, 7-4 Paper settings ....................................... (US) 5-7
Paper size settings ............ (IN) 1-4, 2-1, 2-2, 2-3
3-2, 3-3, 3-4, 5-6
J Part Names ........................................... (US) 1-1
Pass .................................. (IN) 1-3, 2-1, 2-8, 4-1
JPEG ................................. (IN) 3-2, 3-3, 6-1, 6-3 4-4, 6-1, 6-2
(US) 5-9, 5-10 PC card (PCMCIA) ................................. (IN) 3-1
Judge .............................................. (IN) 3-4, 6-3 Picture check ......................................... (US) 4-3
Picture priority ........................................ (IN) 3-4
Post-operation inspection ...... (US) 2-2, 5-5, 5-11
K Power switch ............ (US) 1-1, 2-1, 2-2, 2-3, 2-4
Pre scan .......................................... (IN) 2-1, 3-4
Key rate ........................................ (US) 3-4, 5-11 Prejudge screen .............................. (IN) 1-3, 2-1
Keyboard ......................................... (IN) 1-2, 1-3 Pre-operaton inspection ................. (US) 2-1, 5-5
(US) 1-1, 7-4 Preview ............................. (IN) 2-1, 6-1, 6-2, 6-3
Index
Print size .................................. (IN) 1-1, 1-4, 1-5

(US) 5-11
L Printed data .................................... (US) 4-3, 4-4
L (Lowerd correction) ............................. (IN) 1-3 Printer processor unit .............. (US) 1-1, 2-1, 2-2
Printer unit .............................................. (IN) 1-4
(US) 1-1, 4-1, 4-2
M Printing from photographs ...................... (IN) 3-4
Printing like a photo album ..................... (IN) 4-2
Magnification ratio ................................. (US) 5-4 Processing rack .............................. (US) 1-1, 7-3
Memory Stick ......................................... (IN) 3-1 TroubleShooting
Microdrive ............................................... (IN) 3-1 Processor unit .............................. (US) 1-1, 5-11
Mix .......................................................... (IN) 2-1 TroubleShooting
MO disk .................................................. (IN) 3-1 Progress status ............................... (IN) 1-4, 5-9
Monitor ............................................ (IN) 1-2, 5-8
(US) 1-1, 3-5, 7-4
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Thumbnail ................................ (IN) 3-2, 3-3, 6-1

Q TIFF ................................... (IN) 3-2, 3-3, 6-1, 6-2
Quit .......................................... (US) 2-2, 2-3, 4-2 (US) 5-9, 5-10
Timer mode ............................................ (IN) 1-4
(US) 2-1, 2-2
R Timer settings ........................................ (US) 5-6
Touch panel ....... (US) 1-1, 2-1, 2-2, 2-3, 5-6, 6-5
Real .......................................... (IN) 3-4, 6-1, 6-2
(US) 5-4
Red eye correction .......................... (IN) 2-1, 2-6 U
Remake ........................................... (IN) 1-4, 5-4
Reorder sheet ................................. (IN) 2-8, 2-9 Under correction ....................... (IN) 1-3, 2-2, 2-5
Repeat ............................... (IN) 2-1, 2-8, 6-1, 6-2
Replacing ................................ (US) 6-1, 6-5, 6-6
Reprinting ................................. (IN) 1-4, 2-8, 2-9
V
Reset ...................................................... (IN) 2-3 VEI ......................................................... (IN) 2-3
(US) 2-4
Resolution ................................ (IN) 2-2, 6-1, 6-2
(US) 5-9, 5-10 W
Rotate ................................ (IN) 2-1, 3-4, 4-3, 5-6
Rotate 180 .............................................. (IN) 2-1 Water supply tank ................... (US) 1-1, 2-2, 7-3
Rotate 90 (L) .......................................... (IN) 2-1 WB .................................................. (IN) 1-4, 2-4
Rotate 90 (R) .......................................... (IN) 2-1 (US) 5-3
Window .................................................. (IN) 1-2
(US) 5-4
S Write protect seal ................................... (IN) 3-1
WWB ............................................... (IN) 1-4, 2-4
S No. ...................................................... (IN) 3-5
SD Memory Card ................................... (IN) 3-1
Sepia ............................................... (IN) 1-4, 2-7 X
(US) 3-3
Setup map ............................................. (US) 1-2 xD Picture Card ...................................... (IN) 3-1
Sharpness .............................................. (IN) 2-5
(US) 3-1
Shutdown ....................................... (US) 2-2, 2-3 Z
Size detection plate ........................ (US) 6-3, 6-4
Slide film ................................................. (IN) 1-1 Zip disk ................................................... (IN) 3-1
Slide mount mask ................................... (IN) 2-2
SmartMedia ............................................ (IN) 3-1
Smoothing .............................................. (IN) 2-5
(US) 3-1
Soft focus ............................................... (IN) 2-5
(US) 3-1
Sort No. ...................... (IN) 1-4, 2-1, 2-2, 2-3, 2-8
3-2, 3-3, 5-4, 5-7
Sorter conveyer ..................................... (US) 1-1
Special day ............................................ (US) 5-6
Specifying the frame position .......... (IN) 1-4, 2-9
Speed priority ......................................... (IN) 3-4
Squeeze rack ................................. (US) 1-1, 2-2
Index
SSU Correction ..................................... (US) 5-1

Startup ................................................... (US) 2-1
Storage .............................. (IN) 1-4, 3-5, 5-3, 5-4
(US) 4-3, 4-4
Sub-drive unit ............ (US) 1-1, TroubleShooting
T
Tank cover ...................................... (US) 1-1, 2-2
Templates ....................................... (US) 5-4, 5-8
Test print .......................................... (IN) 1-4, 5-3
(US) 2-1, 3-5, 6-2, 7-2
TroubleShooting
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MEMO
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If this is your first time operating this unit, ensure that Instruction Guide
this manual is read completely prior to initial usage.
Please refer to this manual when any of the following information is required:
Part Names and
▼ Basic Operation
• Information about the daily workflow
• Information about setup procedures for magazines and film carriers
• Information for changing basic settings
• Information for performing setup and maintenance
• Information about replacing consumable parts
Procedures
• Information for confirming the inspection procedures
KONICA MINOLTA PHOTO IMAGING, INC. Changing the Settings of Color,

Shinjuku Nomura Building No.26-2,
Nishishinjuku 1-chome, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 163-0512, Japan
Data Management
Various Settings
Replacement
Inspections
References
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THIRD EDITION
2856YD600C Printed in Japan 0411610-SY
November 2004-A DS-2000E / 2001E DS-3000E DP-2000E / 2001E / 2010E / 2011E PP-8620TB / 8621TB / 8621UB / 8630TB / 8631TB / 8631UB
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USER SETUP MANUAL (This book)

Part Names and Basic Operation Startup and Shutdown Procedures

Changing the Settings of Color,

Instruction Guide Printing from Film

Printing from Digital Data Printing Variations

Techniques CD-R Burning and External PC

How to Use the Manuals

Quick Guide Print Sample

only functional with DS-2000E/2001E

2-1 Printing from 135 Negative Film

If this happens: When the film becomes jammed

●Symbols and Their Meanings

●Information about Safety Symbols

Before Operating the Unit

• Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States.

1-1 Part Names .................................................................................................................. 38

2-1 Startup Procedures ..................................................................................................... 58

3-1 Picture Quality Adjustment by Film Type or Media Type ............................................. 90

4-1 Backing up Data ........................................................................................................ 108

* Marked function is only functional with DS-2000E/2001E.

5-1 Changing the Index Print Setting .............................................................................. 124

6-1 Replacing the Paper .................................................................................................. 170

7-1 Inspection Check List ................................................................................................ 192

Read this manual carefully before using this equipment.

Precautions on installing and using this equipment

Should any trouble occur……

Precautions for Processing Solution

Safety Guide (Precautions on Maintenance and Inspection)

5. Emergency measures for processing solution.

6. Do not mix with hypochlorites (industrial or household bleach).

8. Please have disposal of chemicals performed by an authorized chemical disposal agent.

Precautions for Disposal of This Equipment and

• Dispose of process filters after completely washing them.

Precautions for Disposal of Packing Materials

Precautions for Maintenance and Inspection

2. Never modify or alter this equipment for any reason.

3. Do not use unspecified replacement parts.

Safety Guide (Precautions on Maintenance and Inspection)

11. Precautions on Heating Sections (Units)

1. Turn off all power sources.

Cautions for lithium battery

For DS-2000E/2001E, DS-3000E, DP-2000E/2001E/2010E/2011E, PP-8621UB/8631UB

Description of Signal Words

Description of Signal Words

• Signal words indicate the levels of potential danger.

Description of Signal Words

Damage is caused. Damage may be cause.

• Description of warning and caution in the manual

Erläuterung der Signalwörter

Erläuterung der Signalwörter

Wahrscheinlichkeit der Beschädigung

Beschädigung mit Beschädigung ist

Schwere oder tödliche

Die Bezeichnung “schwere Verletzungen” umfaßt Verlust des Augenlichts, äußere

Description of Warning and Caution Labels

Description of Warning and Caution Labels

Description of Warning and Caution Labels