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DryView 8100 Laser Imager User Guide

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8754020    2000 March Rev. B

How This Manual is Organized

The remainder of this manual is organized as follows:

Section 2 describes operator controls and indicators on the main cabinet,
including the Local Panel.

Section 3 provides general procedures for operating and maintaining the system.
(It does not include instructions for using the keypad. These are provided in
Section 4.)

Section 4 provides instructions for using the DryView V2 Keypad, including:
descriptions of keypad controls, procedures for operating the imager from the
keypad, and keypad error messages.

Section 5 includes system troubleshooting procedures.

Section 6 provides system specifications.

Section 7 includes technical information about DryView 8100 Laser Imaging
Film.

Summary of Contents for DryView 8100

Page 1: ...7 X 9 inside cover User Guide Kodak DryView 8100 Laser Imager 8754020 96 0000 0197 2 3 00 Rev B ...

Page 2: ... and pull to disconnect Do not operate equipment with a damaged power cord Do not use an extension cord to power this equipment Use only the power cord supplied with this equipment Position the power cord so it will not be tripped over or pulled Connect this equipment to a grounded outlet WARNING This equipment contains moving parts that may be accessible to the user Loose clothing jewelry or long...

Page 3: ...o comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules Those limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications H...

Page 4: ... 2000 March Rev B 8754020 Read and understand all instructions before using CAUTION General External Cleaning This equipment may be cleaned with a damp cloth using water with mild detergent or commercial electronic equipment cleaner 8100 38L ...

Page 5: ... of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in eye damage The rear cover shall be removed by authorized service personnel only 6E7000 Rev A Class 1 Laser Laser de catégorie 1 Laser Klasse 1 Laser di Classe 1 Klass 1 Laser Bypassing interlocks other than the Service Interlock above will allow the system to run with the laser energized Exposu...

Page 6: ...Safety EMC and CE Marking Compliance v 2000 March Rev B 8754020 Read and understand all instructions before using ...

Page 7: ...d Safety requirements for medical electrical systems EN60825 1 Safety of laser products Part 1 Equipment classification requirements and user s guide U S A UL 1950 Safety of Information Technology Equipment Including Electrical Business Equipment DOD Bi National Standard with UL 2601 1 Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1 General Requirements for Safety 21CFR1040 10 Class I FDA CDRH Code of Federal...

Page 8: ... techniques Section 3 Radiated radio frequency electromagnetic field immunity test EN 61000 4 4 IEC 1000 4 4 Electromagnetic compatibility EMC Part 4 Testing and measurement techniques Section 4 Electrical fast transient burst immunity test Basic EMC Publication EN 61000 4 5 IEC 1000 4 5 Electromagnetic compatibility EMC Part 4 Testing and measurement techniques Section 5 Surge immunity test EN 61...

Page 9: ...oncerning Medical Devices CE Marking Documents concerning the conformance of this product to Council Directive 93 42 EEC of 14 June 1993 concerning Medical Devices can be obtained from the Eastman Kodak Health Imaging Systems European Representative at Kodak AG Quality Services Product Safety 70323 Stuttgart Germany Phone 49 711 406 2993 Fax 49 711 406 3513 DOC This Class A digital apparatus meets...

Page 10: ...e is caused by Kodak s negligence or other fault Table of Contents Description Page Safety EMC and CE Marking Compliance i Introduction 1 1 Introducing the Kodak DryView 8100 Laser Imager 1 1 System Configurations 1 2 DryView 8100 Laser Imager 1 2 Dryview 8100 PACS Link Laser Imager 1 2 Keypad Features 1 3 How the DryView 8100 Laser Imager Works 1 4 Automatic Image Quality Control 1 4 Manual Mode ...

Page 11: ...mager Menu 4 4 DryView V2 Keypad Keypad Menu 4 6 Using the Keypad to Format Acquire Print 4 8 Selecting Auto Print or Auto Format Mode 4 10 Using the Keypad to Adjust Image Density 4 11 Using the Keypad to Adjust Image Contrast 4 12 Using the Keypad to Erase Stored Images 4 13 DryView V2 Keypad Error Message Table 4 14 Troubleshooting 5 1 Operator Troubleshooting 5 1 Local Panel Message Types 5 1 ...

Page 12: ... Film Size 6 2 Film Throughput 6 2 Host Control 6 2 DryView V2 Keypad 6 2 Agency Compliance 6 2 Technical Information 7 1 General Description 7 1 Spectral Sensitivity 7 1 Image Quality 7 2 Automatic Image Quality Control 7 2 Less Impact on the Environment 7 3 Storage and Handling of Undeveloped Film 7 3 Handling of Developed Film 7 4 Archivability of Developed Film 7 4 Exposure to Moisture 7 4 Odo...

Page 13: ...DryView 8100 Laser Imager User Guide xii 8754020 2000 March Rev B BLANK PAGE ...

Page 14: ...e source devices such as CT scanners or Ultrasound It can also be connected to a DICOM medical image network via the PACS Link 9410 Acquisition System The DryView 8100 Laser Imager uses 14 inch x 17 inch 35 cm x 43 cm DryView Laser Imaging Film which is packaged in 125 sheet Kodak Instant Daylight Load Film Cartridges A DryView V2 Keypad can be used to control the imager or the system can be contr...

Page 15: ...he standard unit has one input but it can be upgraded for additional inputs Copper cables are used for connections to the source imaging device and keypad The operator controls image acquisition and printing from either a keypad or a console on the host source imaging device Dryview 8100 PACS Link Laser Imager The imager connects to a DICOM medical image network via a PACS Link Interface The image...

Page 16: ...e Yes Move Acquired Image No Print Yes Stop Print No Density or Dmax Setting Yes Contrast Setting Yes Print Density Test Yes Print Contrast Test Yes Smooth Sharp Select Yes Image Polarity Select Yes Image Framing Select No Auto Print Select Yes Auto Format Select Yes Alarm Volume Setting Yes Available image formats include From DryView V2 Keypad 1 1 2 1 4 1 6 1 9 1 12 1 15 1 16 1 and 20 1 From hos...

Page 17: ... in the platen 5 The platen rollers reverse direction and move the exposed film up through the vertical transport area 6 Transport rollers drive the film onto the processor drum 7 The heated processor drum develops the film as it passes over the drum 8 Rollers move the developed film from the processor drum through the densitometer see the next paragraph and onto the receive tray Automatic Image Q...

Page 18: ...4020 Vertical Transport Area Receive Tray Film Supply Cartridge Exposure Module Film Processor Drum 1 2 3 4 8 8100 49C Suction Cups Film Feed Rollers Densitometer Transport Rollers Platen Rollers Laser Beam 5 6 7 Figure 1 2 Print Sequence ...

Page 19: ...s for operating and maintaining the system It does not include instructions for using the keypad These are provided in Section 4 Section 4 provides instructions for using the DryView V2 Keypad including descriptions of keypad controls procedures for operating the imager from the keypad and keypad error messages Section 5 includes system troubleshooting procedures Section 6 provides system specific...

Page 20: ...e circled numbers in Figure 2 1 1 Local Panel Includes a message display status indicator lights and pushbutton controls The Local Panel is described in greater detail on the following pages 2 Power Switch Controls power to the imager On rear of cabinet 3 Front Door Accesses the film cartridge 4 Upper Hood Accesses upper assemblies 5 Receive Tray Collects developed film 6 Floppy Disk Drive Used to...

Page 21: ... error has been cleared Check the display window for a related message 5 Display Window Provides information about the status and function of the imager and the prints in progress Refer to Section 5 for descriptions of the messages displayed in this window 6 Enter Key Press to enter a selected value or to return to the status and error screen After you have changed the contrast or density setting ...

Page 22: ...he Ready Attention and Alarm lights are enabled for use Press the Backlight key once to turn off the backlight Press the Backlight key a second time to disable the Ready Attention and Alarm lights The backlight remains off This is darkroom mode Press the Backlight key a third time to return the backlight and the three indicator lights to their original state enabled for use ...

Page 23: ... and change the density setting Use the and keys to adjust the setting up or down The density range for blue film is from 1 7 to 3 1 For clear film it is from 1 7 to 3 0 Then press the Test Print or Enter key to apply the new setting Do not use this key to change density if your system includes a DryView V2 keypad Note If your system includes the DryView V2 keypad density must be set via the keypa...

Page 24: ...are complete the Local Panel displays SO1 Ready and the Ready light turns ON Caution On occasion the imager may have to perform file maintenance on its hard disk after power on When this occurs the message P154 Disk Maint displays on the Local Panel The process may require several minutes To avoid longer delays NEVER turn off power during disk maintenance As long as the P154 Disk Maint message is ...

Page 25: ...an be processed in different ways From a host console using software programmed specifically for imager control See the host user documentation for operator instructions From a DryView V2 Keypad If your system includes this keypad see Section 4 for detailed procedures Note An optional footswitch can be used for acquisition of images from the host modality Methods for Adjusting Image Density and Co...

Page 26: ...print a SMPTE test print 3 Examine the test print If the maximum density on the test print is not acceptable follow the steps below to adjust density 4 Press the Density key 5 Press the key to increase density or the key to decrease density The display will show the new density value Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you reach an acceptable maximum density Note If you know the desired Dmax value you can ...

Page 27: ...es on a single film using contrast values of 1 through 15 if a positive image was selected If a negative image was selected contrast values of negative 1 through 15 are used Contrast values are printed under each image Note If the size of the acquired image is too large for a 15 1 format the imager will print a contrast test of the internal SMPTE image 3 Examine the contrast print and choose the m...

Page 28: ...rvice to analyze the problem Until the Field Engineer arrives you can choose to run the imager in manual mode without AIQC To operate in manual mode 1 Simultaneously press the Key and the Calibrate Key on the Local Panel The message P561 Manual Mode will display Note While manual mode is in effect the imager will not produce calibration prints and prints will not include density patches 2 Run a pr...

Page 29: ...ocal Panel see Figure 3 3 The imager will close the film cartridge to avoid exposing film and then unlatch the door Caution Do not leave the imager unattended when the front door is open 2 A film jam can prevent the film cartridge from closing When this occurs the front door will not open normally In this case you can hold down the Open Door key for 5 seconds to unlatch the door without closing th...

Page 30: ...ble to open the front door via the Local Panel Use the following manual procedure to open the door 1 Open the upper hood see the next page 2 Insert a thin pencil or other small instrument into the slot on the right side of the processor base see Figure 3 4 3 Press down to open the front door Door Open Slot Front Door Figure 3 4 Opening the Front Door Manually ...

Page 31: ... Whenever you raise or lower the hood grasp it only in the area of the recessed slot below the Local Panel to avoid possibly pinching your fingers 2 Raise the hood until the prop rod falls into the slot at the end of its travel see View B in Figure Figure 3 5 Close the hood as follows 1 Raise the hood slightly to lift the prop rod out of its slot and pull the prop rod slightly forward from the slo...

Page 32: ...Operation and Maintenance 3 9 2000 March Rev B 8754020 View A View B Grasp Hood Here Hood Prop Rod Figure 3 5 Opening and Closing the Upper Hood ...

Page 33: ...door 2 Open the front door to access the film cartridge 3 To remove the film cartridge lift the edge of the cartridge slightly then pull the cartridge out of the imager 4 To install the film cartridge insert it into the cartridge slot as shown in Figure 3 6 5 Slide the cartridge into the imager 6 Close the front door Film Cartridge is inserted long edge first Perforations to the left 8100 30C Figu...

Page 34: ...ecomes less effective When the odor become noticeable you should replace the filter 1 Open the front door 2 Push the retaining clip on the top front of the filter back and up see Figure 3 7 and pull out the old filter 3 Slide the new filter in all the way to the back stop 4 Pull the retaining clip forward and down to lock the filter in position 5 Close the front door Pull Out Filter Retaining Clip...

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Page 36: ...wing pages 2 Print Key Places a print request in the print queue 3 Store Keys Used to acquire and store images in specific positions for printing LEDs above each button indicate used red and available green storage locations 4 Sequential Store Key Used to acquire and store images in sequential order starting in the top row of a rectangular grid and working from left to right in each row 5 Erase Ke...

Page 37: ...y Count Set Keys Increase or decrease the copy count range 1 99 4 Format Menu Key Accesses the Format Menu Note When in Erase Image mode the Erase All Images key is displayed in place of the Format Menu key The Erase All Images key is used to erase all stored images from the current format 5 Keypad Menu Key Used to access the Keypad Menu 6 Imager Menu Key Used to access the Imager Menu Laser Image...

Page 38: ...plays system status and error messages 2 CANCEL Key Used to return to the Main Menu without selecting a format 3 Format Select Keys Used to select the desired image format Keys are displayed only for those formats that are currently available These include nine fixed formats NGLI 16L Laser Imager Status Ready FORMAT MENU 20 CANCEL 12 15 16 9 2 4 6 1 2 1 3 Figure 4 3 DryView V2 Keypad Format Menu ...

Page 39: ...IQC Automatic Image Quality Control is active the selected Dmax setting is displayed range 1 70 3 10 for blue film and 1 70 to 3 00 for clear film 4 Imager Polarity Key Selects positive or negative image polarity 5 Return Key Used to return to the Main Menu 6 Contrast Set Keys Used to increase or decrease the contrast setting range 1 15 7 Print Contrast Test Film Key Initiates the printing of a co...

Page 40: ...arch Rev B 8754020 NGLI 17L 8 Laser Imager Status IMAGER MENU Ready Print Contrast Test Film Imager Polarity NEGATIVE Return 2 3 4 5 1 Image SMOOTH Contrast 2 Dmax 2 7 Print Density Test Film 6 8 7 6 Figure 4 4 DryView V2 Keypad Imager Menu ...

Page 41: ...ed the Print key does not have to be pressed 6 Auto Format Key Sets the Auto Format function to ON or OFF When set to ON a new format is automatically displayed i e the LEDs above the Store keys change from red to green after a print is queued 7 Color Blind Mode Key Sets the Color Blind feature to ON or OFF When set to ON the red LEDs above the Store keys which indicate used storage locations blin...

Page 42: ...8754020 NGLI 18L 9 Laser Imager Status KEYPAD MENU Ready Reset Local Print Counter Auto Format OFF Auto Print OFF Color Blind Mode OFF Return Key Beep Volume Alarm Beep Volume Display Brightness 6 7 8 2 3 5 4 1 Figure 4 5 DryView V2 Keypad Keypad Menu ...

Page 43: ...successfully acquired the light above the corresponding Store key changes from green to red The images are stored on a hard disk in the imager You can acquire up to the number of images in the format you selected For example if you are using the 6 image format you can acquire only six images You must then print before you can acquire more images 5 Once all the images have been acquired for a singl...

Page 44: ...o Print 6 At this point you can select a new format and continue acquiring images If the Auto Format function is ON the red lights above the Format keys will change to green indicating that you can start acquiring more images See the next paragraph for instructions for selecting Auto Format If the Auto Format function is OFF you cannot acquire more images until you select a new format or you erase...

Page 45: ... 4 7 To select the Auto Print mode press the Auto Print key so it indicates ON To select Auto Format press the Auto Format key so it indicates ON Press Return Laser Imager Status KEYPAD MENU Ready Auto Format OFF Auto Print OFF Color Blind Mode OFF Return Key Beep Volume Alarm Beep Volume Display Brightness Auto Print Auto Format Reset Local Print Counter Return Figure 4 7 Selecting Auto Print or ...

Page 46: ...e density as follows 1 Use the Density Set keys to scroll to a new density value Press the Return key to lock in the new value The display will show Dmax x x The number x x is the density value 2 Repeat running test prints and adjusting density until you arrive at an acceptable maximum density 3 Press the Return key to return to the Main Menu Note If you know the desired Dmax value you can simply ...

Page 47: ...lues set in the Local Panel Select and set desired contrast as follows 1 From the keypad Main Menu press the Imager Menu key 2 Press the key labeled Print Contrast Test Film on the Imager Menu see Figure 5 8 The imager will print a contrast print The image you acquired is printed 15 times on a single film using contrast values of 1 through 15 if Image Polarity is Set to POSITIVE If Image Polarity ...

Page 48: ...e press the Store key for that image Once all the desired images have been erased press the Erase key again to exit the Erase Image mode To erase all stored images press the Erase All Images key on the Main Menu After erasing the images the keypad automatically exits the Erase Image mode Note When in Erase Image mode the Erase All Images key is displayed in place of the Format Menu key on the Main...

Page 49: ...iew V2 Keypad Error Messages Message Operator Action Laser Imager Status Off line Refer to the message on the Local Panel for a di b Th l k thi Printer Feed Error Remove Jam corresponding error number Then look up this number in the error message table in Section 6 of this manual Follow the instructions for resolving Supply Magazine Failed to Close this manual Follow the instructions for resolving...

Page 50: ...ypes of messages as described below S04 Stopped 125 P145 Media Type Err Status Line Message Line Scroll Indicator for Lists Sheets remaining in Cartridge Note A scroll icon at the beginning of the message line indicates that more information above or below the line is available Press the Local Panel or key to display another line of information Status Information Status messages see Table 5 1 are ...

Page 51: ...erforming a start up self test Please wait S01 Ready The imager is idle and available for printing images S02 Warming The imager is warming up Please wait for Ready message the number of minutes remaining until the imager will be ready to print The user can acquire but not print during the warmup period S04 Stopped An error condition has caused the imager to stop See error message on line 2 of the...

Page 52: ...he upper hood is open The user can continue to acquire and queue prints but the imager will not print until the hood has been closed S23 Doors Open The front door and upper hood are both open The user can continue to acquire and queue prints but the imager will not print until the door and hood have been closed S24 Crtg Openg The imager is opening the film cartridge after the front door has been c...

Page 53: ...lly required Table 5 2 Local Panel Error Messages Message Number Message Displayed Message Details Operator Action P116 Pickup Fail The film pickup arm is unable to pick up film from the film cartridge Try printing again If the error recurs See Film Pickup Problems in Area 1 on page 5 11 P118 Elevator Fail The cartridge elevator did not return to its home position after the door was closed Cycle p...

Page 54: ...39 Bad Barcode The imager is unable to read the barcode on the bottom of the film cartridge Try a different film cartridge P145 Media Type Err A reading of the barcode on the cartridge indicates that the cartridge contains the wrong type of film Replace the cartridge with one containing the correct type of film P146 Media Size Err A reading of the barcode on the cartridge indicates that the cartri...

Page 55: ...el to open the front door Make sure that the cartridge is installed correctly not backward Close the door and try again If the error recurs call for service P177 Crtg Close Err This message alternates with P138 The imager could not close the film cartridge See Film Pickup Problems in Area 1 on page 5 11 P202 Override Swtch The Service Override switch is ON The imager cannot expose film This switch...

Page 56: ...a 5 Film is stalled between the processor and the densitometer See Removing Film Jams from Area 5 on page 5 16 P544 Jam Area 5 Film is stalled between the densitometer and the exit tray See Removing Film Jams from Area 5 on page 5 16 P550 Cleaning Recmd The imager is due for cleaning Schedule a service call P551 Printer Error The imager is unable to print because the processor heater did not warm ...

Page 57: ...mains call for service Manual mode is NOT usable with this error P631 Calibrate Fail The Dmin specification was not met on a calibration print Try a new film cartridge If the problem remains call for service Before service arrives you can choose to operate in manual mode See page 3 5 P632 Calibrate Fail The Dmax specification was not met on a calibration print Try a new film cartridge If the probl...

Page 58: ...tem Cycle power P920 Printer Error The MCS Board failed its power up self test Cycle power P921 Printer Error The Feeder Board failed its power up self test Cycle power P922 Printer Error The Barcode Reader Board failed its power up self test Cycle power P923 Printer Error The Optics Board failed its power up self test Cycle power P924 Printer Error The Densitometer Board failed its power up self ...

Page 59: ...uests a print The numbers in the illustration identify key areas on the path from film pickup to exposure through development and exit onto the film tray Area 1 Film pickup from the cartridge Area 2 Film feed into the exposure area Area 3 Film feed out of the exposure area Area 4 Film feed into the processor Area 5 Film feed out of the processor Figure 5 1 Film Drive Path ...

Page 60: ...ems occur in Area 1 the film cartridge is left open When you open the front door the top sheets of film in the cartridge will be exposed Before opening the door make the room as dark as possible to minimize exposure 1 Press and hold in the Open Door key on the Local Panel for 5 seconds to unlock the front door 2 Open the front door and check the film pickup area There may be a film cartridge probl...

Page 61: ...en the front door the top sheets of film in the cartridge will be exposed Before opening the door make the room as dark as possible to minimize exposure 1 Press and hold in the Open Door key on the Local Panel for 5 seconds to unlock the front door 2 Open the front door and clear the film jam 3 Turn the rollback knob counterclockwise to manually close the cartridge lid 4 Close the front door Rollb...

Page 62: ...o unlock the front door Be aware that when you open the door the top sheets of film in the cartridge will be exposed Before opening the door make the room as dark as possible to minimize exposure 2 Open the front door and clear the jammed film if it is accessible 3 If the film is not accessible a Open the platen door by sliding the door latch to the left and pulling out b Clear the film from insid...

Page 63: ...on Hot Surface Drum and rollers inside the processor are hot Exercise caution when removing jammed film from the processor 2 Release the two clamps at the left of the processor and open the drum cover see Figure 5 5 Caution To prevent damage to the surface of the processor drum do not use any type of tool to remove jammed film Figure 5 5 Opening the Drum Cover ...

Page 64: ...Figure 5 6 pull the green thumb tab to the left to open the rollers and free the film 4 Close the drum cover and secure it with the two clamps 5 Close the upper hood The processor will have to warm to operating temperature before printing can occur again 8100 53L Area 4 Processor Drum Pull green thumb tab to the left to free film jammed in rollers Figure 5 6 Jam Area 4 ...

Page 65: ...eter 1 Open the upper hood Caution Hot Surface Drum and rollers inside the processor are hot Exercise caution when working in the drum area 2 Clear the jammed film There may be more than one sheet If film is jammed in the drive rollers see Figure 5 7 use the green thumb tab to open the rollers and free the film 3 Close the upper hood 8100 55L Area 5 Processor Drum Densitometer Exit Tray Pull green...

Page 66: ... opened when the film cartridge is open the top sheets of film in the cartridge are exposed Make the room as dark as possible to minimize exposure 1 Press and hold the Open Door key on the Local Panel for 5 seconds to unlock and open the front door 2 Clear any films that may be jammed in the film cartridge area 3 Turn the rollback knob see Figure 5 8 counterclockwise to close the cartridge Rollbac...

Page 67: ...at you need help it is time to call for service Before you call have the following information ready Model Number 8100 Serial Number For serial number location see Figure 5 9 Phone for Service 1 800 328 7754 Option 1 Note For general information about Kodak Health Imaging Products call 1 800 328 2910 Option 3 Figure 5 9 Serial Number Location ...

Page 68: ...0 50 60 Hz 3 120 V AC 10 50 Hz 3 230 V AC 10 50 Hz 3 Current Draw Less than 12 Amperes at 100 V AC input Less than 10 Amperes at 120 V AC input Power Consumption 700 Watts maximum Operating Environment Temperature 15 to 35 C 59 to 95 F Humidity 15 to 85 RH Noncondensing Magnetic Field v 50 Gauss Environmental Effects Heat Dissipation 3000 BTU Hr average Acoustical Noise Less than 55 dB at one mete...

Page 69: ...xels and a direct connect input Host Control RS232 or RS422 connection to imager DryView V2 Keypad Available image formats include 1 1 2 1 4 1 6 1 9 1 12 1 15 1 16 1 and 20 1 Images can be acquired and stored in random or sequential order Can be located up to 3 meters 10 feet from imager when connected directly Can be located up to 60 meters 198 feet from imager if a UKEIB interface box is used Ag...

Page 70: ...d no darkroom procedures This means there is no need for special plumbing wet chemistry disposal procedures or modifications to your facility This new film is packaged in daylight load packages and is available in 14 inch by 17 inch size It is available in blue or clear 7 mil polyester base Spectral Sensitivity DryView Laser Imaging Film is infrared sensitive and has been sensitized to the infrare...

Page 71: ...omatic Image Quality Control AIQC technology This fully automated system which is a standard feature of DryView Laser Imaging Systems is designed to ensure that contrast density and other image quality parameters meet preset user preferences film to film lot to lot Barcode information on each film cartridge allows the DryView 8100 Laser Imager to automatically determine film type the number of she...

Page 72: ...Required No Limits None Provided No Limits None Disposal Regulation EPA DOT Hazardous Hazardous Hazardous Hazardous No No No No No No Note There is no SUPERFUND liability with DryView Laser Imaging Film State and local laws vary Consult appropriate regulations or authorities prior to disposal Storage and Handling of Undeveloped Film As with other laser imaging films to achieve consistent results u...

Page 73: ...ed 180 F 82 2 C Use in slide projectors is not recommended due to the high temperatures generally found in these devices With the new DryView technology a small amount of final development occurs when the film exits the DryView Laser Imager and is initially exposed to ambient or view box lighting This is virtually undetectable and has no effect on image quality i e typically 0 02 change in density...

Page 74: ...agers require no special venting Heat Dissipation DryView Laser Imaging Systems use controlled heat to develop DryView Laser Imaging Films The heat has virtually no effect on the air temperature of the work area The amount of heat dissipated into an area during a day is typically less than the heat generated by four 100 watt light bulbs Film Recycling According to the Environmental Protection Agen...

Page 75: ...ROM A COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE This express warranty does not apply to expendable parts defects or damage due to neglect misuse operator error improper installation or alteration of Kodak hardware products or operation of Kodak hardware products out of specification EXCEPT FOR THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDY STATED ABOVE KODAK IS NOT LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT INDIRECT INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAG...

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