Kis Photobook PRO User Manual Download Page 7

060 677 289 A  10/2006

                                                                                                                                                                               

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Using Photobook PRO

Photobook PRO allows to realize photo books, with or without cover, from 

photos arranged with the My Creativ' Album software.

To select the different options of Photobook PRO, use the screen and the 

selection keyboard on the side of the machine.   

 

 

2. Using the Photobook PRO's control screen

Once you've started the machine (thanks to the switch located on the back of 

the machine), a welcome message automatically displays. Hit then any key to 

access the 'Product selection' option of the main menu.

Use the   and   keys to move within a menu, the 

 to validate your choice 

or the 

 key to cancel your choice and go back to the previous menu. The 

different options available from the main menu are:

Product selection

Paper type/format selection

Language option

Cleaning

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Superuser mode

Note: the superuser mode is not accessible by endusers. Only technicians from Kis - photo-Me 

Group are authorized to use it. This option requires a password to be accessed. If an erroneous 
password is entered, the user will have to wait for a timeout to go back to the main menu.

1. Position of the user

To use Photobook PRO, face the side of the machine where are located the 

screen and the selection keyboard. The back of the machine is then to your 

left and the front is to your right.

Summary of Contents for Photobook PRO

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Page 3: ...book with cover 8 3 2 Realizing a photo book without cover 9 3 3 Aborting the realization 9 4 Selecting the paper type 10 5 Changing the user s language 11 7 Information about your machine 11 6 Cleani...

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Page 5: ...tant only maintenance technicians approved by the manufacturer are authorized to open and or dismantle the machine Safety 3 Moving the machine The machine should not be moved when operating mode even...

Page 6: ...tch from the outlet 2 The machine should be placed on a dry hard stable and flat plane Avoid excessively humid areas 3 The ambient temperature in the premises should be between 10 C et 40 C Do not put...

Page 7: ...menu Use the and keys to move within a menu the to validate your choice or the key to cancel your choice and go back to the previous menu The different options available from the main menu are Product...

Page 8: ...u turn a page when reading a book 4 Put the photo in the loading zone make sure it is well placed against the limit stop 5 Lightly push the photo downwards A detector activates the rol lers and the ph...

Page 9: ...e corresponds to the last photo of the book the second one to the last photo but one etc Once you have finished you have finished to insert the photos select Finish product by hitting the key When the...

Page 10: ...selected type of product avoiding you this way to remove the last inserted photo from the rollers 1 Hit the key The Abort at the end of the page instruction displays on the screen and the machine com...

Page 11: ...rollers to a direction or the reverse direction until the cleaning position The roller rotates an eighth revolution each time you hit one of these keys 3 Open the machine s cover to clean the rollers...

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Page 13: ...e and pull it 2 On the back roll arbor place the core Make sure that the core is well wedged against the flange opposite picture 3 Put the pinion flange with the fixing clip on the outside on the roll...

Page 14: ...nd direction and the black arrow points out the positioning and the adhesive side of the glue strip 8 Make the leader white part of the beginning of the beginning of the glue roll go under the roller...

Page 15: ...ning of the leader 11 Use the black flanges to make the core turn upward in the direction of the arrow on the picture 12 When the leader cannot be seen anymore in the fore part of the machine as on th...

Page 16: ...al situation is to have as many glue magazines as used formats This way you only need to change the glue magazine instead of following this procedure 1 Remove the glue magazine Since this one is block...

Page 17: ...strip Note keep both rolls and mark the one which is adhesive 6 Stick approximately 10 cm of the glue less strip onto the adhesive side of the glue strip as between points A and B on the opposite draw...

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Page 19: ...in accor dance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio commu nications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipm...

Page 20: ...ce with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a resi dential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user...

Page 21: ...ufacturer reserves the right to modify his machines and this manual without prior notice Document non contractuel Le constructeur se r serve le droit de modifier ses machines et le pr sent document sa...

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