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Konica Minolta Medical Imaging
U.S.A., Inc.

411 Netwark Pompton Turnpike, Wayne, NJ 07470, U.S.A
TEL.973-633-1500

KONICA FRANCE S.A.

Paris Nord II, 305 rue de la Belle Etoile, B.P. 50077, 95948
ROISSY C.D.G. CEDEX, FRANCE
TEL.1-4938-6550

KONICA CANADA INC.

1329 Meyerside Drive, Mississauga, Ontario L5T 1C9,
CANADA
TEL.905-670-7722

Konica Minolta Photo Imaging UK Ltd.

Plane Tree Crescent, Feltham, Middlesex
TW13 7HD, U.K.
TEL.20-8751-6121

KONICA EUROPE GmbH

Friedrich-Bergius-Str.6,
D-85662 Hohenbrunn, GERMANY
TEL.8102-8040

0582-55031 A

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Summary of Contents for DRYPRO 771

Page 1: ...DRYPRO MODEL 771 INSTALLATON MANUAL No 26 2 Nishishinjuku 1 chome Shinjuku ku Tokyo 163 0512 Japan LASER IMAGER FIRST EDITION OCT 2003 CODE NO 0582 UL 0583 CE...

Page 2: ...tective parts from the Rear Panel of the Exposure Unit 35 2 4 6 Attaching the covers for Supply and Exposure Unit 36 2 4 7 Removing Protective Sheet from Heat Roller 37 2 4 8 Adjusting the Cleaner Unw...

Page 3: ...1 DRYPRO MODEL 771 INSTALLATION MANUAL Ver 1 00 2003 10 Preface This chapter describes information with which the field service engineer should become familiar before proceeding with installation...

Page 4: ...re that there is sufficient work space when carrying out unpacking or installation work 8 Electrical circuitry in the DRYPRO 771 may be damaged by static electricity Due care must be exercised when ha...

Page 5: ...observe the caution will produce high risk of serious or fatal injury WARNING Failure to observe the caution will produce moderate risk of serious or fatal injury CAUTION Failure to observe the cautio...

Page 6: ...always reminded of the possible risks while operating the DRYPRO 771 Details of Warning Labels 1 Caution label warning of laser beam 2 Caution label 1 warning of high temperature 60 3 Caution label w...

Page 7: ...UAL Ver 1 00 2003 10 8 Film loading labels 9 Supply tray light block label 11 Caution warning of high temperature 100 of deodorant filter housing 10 Deodorant filter replacement filter 12 Heat Process...

Page 8: ...Supply tray light block label 1 Caution label warning of laser beam 4 Class 1 Laser Product Label Interior Rear and Right Sides Supply Tray 11 Caution warning of high temperature 100 of deodorant fil...

Page 9: ...it Cover warning of high temperature 130 Heat Process Unit Cover p 5 Details of Warning Labels To avoid the risk of burns or electrocution ensure that labels are not removed and do not become soiled A...

Page 10: ...Preface 8 DRYPRO MODEL 771 INSTALLATION MANUAL Ver 1 00 2003 10...

Page 11: ...DRYPRO MODEL 771 INSTALLATION MANUAL Ver 1 00 2003 10 This chapter describes information with which field service engineer should become fully familiar before proceeding with work Before Installation...

Page 12: ...l of protective materials red components Installation of deodorant filter Installation of UPS battery recommended option Install an exhaust duct cable protection parts option Check of film size to be...

Page 13: ...4 channels of external devices can be connected to the DRYPRO 771 basic configuration However when 4 channels are not sufficient maximum 8 channels can be connected with some conditions expanded port...

Page 14: ...are limited to LUT fixed and common use of PRINT CONDITION S20 U30 for each device 5 Preparation When setting the expansion port configuration request and obtain the system configuration diagram from...

Page 15: ...771 with expansion port configuration Install 2 or more DRYPRO 771 and allocate the external device between the two Connect to one DRYPRO 771 in basic configuration YES NO NO NO NO NO YES YES YES YES...

Page 16: ...CHANNEL USE S13 N EVENT PORT S14 IP ADDRESS S15 AE TITLE S 20 U30 1 CS 1 Basic ON 6000 192 168 20 90 KC_CS1L_U001 Independent Liteview Exp 2 Liteview Exp ON 0 blank blank Common Liteview Exp 3 Printl...

Page 17: ...cient ventilation to extract any odors emitted by the DRYPRO 771 Location remote from any sources of noise Location where power supply and network cables can be laid where they will not be accidentall...

Page 18: ...den gradients that may expose the DRYPRO 771 to shock The dimensions of entrances and exits of any room through which the DRYPRO will pass en route to the place of installation should be sufficient to...

Page 19: ...ces N EVENT REPORT service Print conditions for diagnostic devices formats film sizes Maintenance PC PC with 10BaseT 100BaseTX network port PC with TCP IP protocol installed PC that operates on Window...

Page 20: ...out operational procedures and make settings of DRYPRO 771 Additionally messages are displayed on this panel 2 Front Cover This cover may be opened to remove a film when a jam occurs 3 Supply Tray Ho...

Page 21: ...ed to connect the DRYPRO 771 power supply 6 Power Connector The power cable is connected here 7 Operation Switch Activates the DRYPRO 771 8 Left Cover This cover may be opened to remove a film when a...

Page 22: ...6 timer Key Sets timer for use 7 maintenance Key Switches the mode to maintenance mode with which changes in setting maintenance or checks can be carried out 8 reset open Lamp Illuminates when an err...

Page 23: ...of numerical values only Under normal use by user 0 9 Lamp A Z Lamp mode key shift key Ten Keypad and del BS key are concealed by service maintenance key cover Detach this cover when required in insta...

Page 24: ...osure and elevator transport sections Allows the film to be checked Nor normally used 5 Deodorant Filter Eliminates odors arising during film printing 6 Deodorant Filter Case Contains the deodorant fi...

Page 25: ...evelops film on which the image has been written by applying heat 6 Cooling Section Cools the film that is heated in the heat processing The cooling section is comprised of the primary cooling unit an...

Page 26: ...Ch 1 Before Installation 24 DRYPRO MODEL 771 INSTALLATION MANUAL Ver 1 00 2003 10...

Page 27: ...25 DRYPRO MODEL 771 INSTALLATION MANUAL Ver 1 00 2003 10 This chapter describes the procedure for unpacking and installing the DRYPRO 771 Unpacking and Installation 2...

Page 28: ...doctors Inspection sheet Protection parts red parts recycle bag Accessory list DRYPRO 771 Pallet Wood Piece with clamp Lid Ramp on the back of main body Cushioning on the top of main body Cushioning...

Page 29: ...olding the packing band with one hand use a cutter to remove Do not stand directly in front of the packing band when cutting The band may rebound and cause injury when cut 2 Remove the lid from the ou...

Page 30: ...om the bottom of the DRYPRO 771 main body 9 Using the restrainer as a lever raise the main body at the front and remove the shock absorbers 2 from under the left and right front side 1 2 2 Be extremel...

Page 31: ...g the sides of the main body slowly move the DRYPRO 771 from the palette onto the ramp 15Peel off the tape restraining the supply tray Do not stand in the path along which the DRYPRO 771 is moved If t...

Page 32: ...he user Operation sheet x1 Make sure to directly hand over the documents to the user Attached document for doctors x1 Make sure to directly hand over the documents to the user Deodorant filter x1 Inst...

Page 33: ...sed to with the DRYPRO 771 Protector for the rear of the optics unit x2 Protector for the front of the optics unit Protective film for the exposure unit conveyor roller 2 sheets Supply unit protector...

Page 34: ...side panel of the main body 2 Disengage the front cover lock using a screwdriver of at least 120mm in length The front cover lock will disengage Front Cover Lock 120mm minimum 4 Press the supply tray...

Page 35: ...moval from the rear panel of the exposure unit is set out below 1 Take out the eight screws holding the protector at the front of the exposure unit in place and remove the protector Next remove the pr...

Page 36: ...sh toward the left cover two protective films for transport rollers of the exposure unit which is pinched between the transport rollers The two sheets of film are pressed together between the rollers...

Page 37: ...securing screws and lift slightly Hook Underside of Supply unit View of underside of supply unit with protector in place Front side Rear Side 2 4 5 Removing protective parts from the Rear Panel of th...

Page 38: ...of the supply unit cover into contact with the main body 3 Ensure that the two hooks located on the back of the supply unit cover latch into the corresponding slots on the main body 4 Secure the suppl...

Page 39: ...the top cover The left and right edges of the cover at the top of the rear panel are meshed with the left and right side panel covers The cover can be removed by bending slightly 4 Take out the four s...

Page 40: ...not to touch or scratch the surface of the heat developer drum when replacing Do not set down the heat developer drum after removal of the protective sheet any scratches on the surface of the drum wi...

Page 41: ...on motor unit till it is disengaged from the gear 5 Hold the rewind shaft of the cleaner unwoven cloth roll and turn the gear counterclockwise till the waviness is visually judged to be removed After...

Page 42: ...r against the gear of the cleaner rewind shaft tighten the screws of the cleaning retraction motor 3 Tighten the five screws a truss screw M4x12 to secure the rear cover Rear Cover a a a a a b b 4 Tig...

Page 43: ...left 3 Attach the cover originally attached to the front of the heat processing cover Use one screw to secure 2 If the drum shaft cover is separated from the heat processing cover attach the drum shaf...

Page 44: ...in body with three screws truss screw M4x12 6 Attach the front cover unlock cover Proceed to 2 5 Installing the Accessories Make sure that the front cover unlock cover screws etc that were once remove...

Page 45: ...packing of DRYPRO 771 Be careful not to pinch your fingers between the main body and the lever A when lifting the lever A 2 5 1 Installing the Deodorant Filter Deodorant Filter Case Install the deodor...

Page 46: ...lter It is necessary to change the film size of the tray in the case that the film other than 14x17in is used Proceed to the 2 5 4 Installing the UPS if the 14x17in is only the film size used on the D...

Page 47: ...ll the tray out to its furthest extent and open the light blocking cover 3 Remove the side stopper screws M4x8 two in front and rear from the original position 5 Move the size stopper to the required...

Page 48: ...t is not delivered with a stand install the battery on either side of the unit so that it will not hinder the operation 1 Operation Operating sequence of the battery one is recommended by the manufact...

Page 49: ...l connector located on the rear panel of the DRYPRO 771 3 Connect to the UPS battery the other end of the serial cable that is connected to the rear connector in step 2 4 Connect the power cable of th...

Page 50: ...ble from damage caused by being caught in between the rear panel and the wall 1 Take out the exhaust duct from the accessory box delivered with the packing 2 Remove two screws that are preattached to...

Page 51: ...T OPEN together with a beep sound Then install the films in the DRYPRO 771 14x17 B S 000 Q 000 PRESS RESET OPEN Alternately displayed 14x17 B S 000 Q 000 FILM EMPTY When 3P plug is not available conne...

Page 52: ...is displayed 2 Slowly pull out the supply tray fully 3 Open the light blocking cover on the supply tray 4 Take the new film package out of the box and load it into the supply tray so that the bar code...

Page 53: ...the cutter to the cutter pocket 11 Push the supply tray back in until it locks into position After the supply tray has been locked into position the message Now winding the film envelope will be displ...

Page 54: ...Ch 2 Unpacking and Installation 52 DRYPRO MODEL 771 INSTALLATION MANUAL Ver 1 00 2003 10...

Page 55: ...53 DRYPRO MODEL 771 INSTALLATION MANUAL Ver 1 00 2003 10 This chapter describes the procedure for making DRYPRO 771 settings Settings 3...

Page 56: ...ling settings S40 FILM SETUP Setting of output film size film type etc used with the DRYPRO 771 S70 SYSTEM SETUP Setting of internal operation of the system of the DRYPRO 771 SG0 SCHEDULE Resetting th...

Page 57: ...the ten keypad The input password will not be displayed on screen Asterisks will be displayed in place of the actual characters input 5678 is fixed as the password and cannot be changed If a mistake i...

Page 58: ...in the user maintenance mode The message U90 PASSWORD will be displayed in the message display window 2 Press the enter key The message INPUT PASSWORD will be displayed in the message display window 3...

Page 59: ...2 168 20 160 IP address setting for the DRYPRO 771 If DHCP is used the IP address setting is unnecessary S06 SUBNETMASK 255 255 255 0 Network sub net mask setting S07 GATEWAY 0 0 0 0 Network gateway s...

Page 60: ...registering the settings the screen returns to the maintenance menu screen Pressing the mode key will switch the input mode between alphabetical characters and numerical digits The cursor will flash...

Page 61: ...ut default setting blank S17 BORDER SIZE Sets the output film border size REGIUS no margin or CT MRI with margin may be selected default setting CT MRI REGIUS Border with almost no margin used for exa...

Page 62: ...in the past and ON tone conversion using P value default setting OFF Relation among Status of the DRYPRO 771 DICOM ERR LV setting and communication with external devices DICOM ERR LV DICOM Comm Messag...

Page 63: ...creen S11 CHANNEL USE 7 Press the enter key after completing all input and settings The setting will be saved and the DRYPRO 771 will automatically shutdown so that the settings become valid Press the...

Page 64: ...l characters may be input default setting blank S28 STAMP DIRECT Sets the stamp position UPPER LOWER RIGHT or LEFT may be selected default setting LOWER S29 YEAR FORMAT Sets the year format YY year ex...

Page 65: ...r the print to fit to the film The trimmed amount in length will be printed on the output film default setting DECIMATE S2G FLIP This setting determines whether display shall be highlighted ON or OFF...

Page 66: ...nput screen S21 STAMP SELECT TIME DATE 7 Press the enter key after completing all input and settings After registering the settings the screen returns to the maintenance menu screen S21 STAMP SELECT T...

Page 67: ...ary LUT to the User LUT same operation can be implemented using web maintenance tool SCU USER LUT 2 Editing the User LUT curve point by point Editing can be done either by changing the points of the L...

Page 68: ...mode 2 Press d of the menu select key five times U50 USER LUT is displayed 3 Use the select key to choose the diagnostic device for which the LUT is to be created and press the enter key Selection of...

Page 69: ...of LUT curve 1 Start the maintenance mode 2 Press d of the menu select key five times U50 USER LUT is displayed 3 Select the channel through which the diagnostic device is affected by the LUT and pres...

Page 70: ...nce mode 2 Press d of the menu select key six times U60 LUT LIBRARY is displayed 3 Select the diagnostic device and press the enter key LUT Select screen will be displayed 4 Use the select key to choo...

Page 71: ...KC_C DSA_LINEAR_B Linear LUT for clear base film on DSA US_KC_B LUT of our recommendation for blue base film on US US_LOW_B Blue LUT with slightly lower density setting than US_KC_B US_HIGH_B US LUT w...

Page 72: ...R3 USER4 Image density setting Settings may be made within a range of 7 to 7 Incrementing the value produces lighter density decrementing the value produces darker density Image contrast setting Setti...

Page 73: ...ss d of the menu select key three times U30 PRINT COND will be displayed 3 Select the diagnostic device using select key and press the enter key Diagnostic device is selected and the user LUT screen w...

Page 74: ...be selected default setting DICOM S34 DMIN This setting enables or disables the minimum printed density setting DICOM diagnostic device or P CON DRYPRO may be selected default setting DICOM S35 POLAR...

Page 75: ...elected using the menu select key The example at left shows the default LUT selection enable disable input screen S31 DEFAULT LUT 7 Press the enter key after completing all input and settings After re...

Page 76: ...display window 4 Press the enter key The setting item input screen will be displayed 5 Input the necessary characters or digits in each of the setting windows Items for setting may be selected using...

Page 77: ...NGLISH Select the language used for messages in user screen and screens for user maintenance menu ENGLISH Select from GERMAN FRENCH SPANISH ITALIAN PORTUGUESE SCANDINAVIA Service maintenance mode scre...

Page 78: ...rding to the input box of each item Use the menu select key d c to choose item to be input S71 PATCH CONTROL screen is an example for density control ON or OFF 6 Press the enter key after completing t...

Page 79: ...6 Central Europe Standard Time ON 53 Russian Standard Time ON 17 Central European Standard Time ON 54 SA Eastern Standard Time OFF 18 Central Pacific Standard Time OFF 55 SA Pacific Standard Time OFF...

Page 80: ...ME SET DAY 14 UA4 TIME SET HOUR 10 UA5 TIME SET MINUTES 06 UA0 TIME SET Data Saving Please wait Operation Manual Maintenance Mode Time Setting Summer time is automatically set when the time zone is se...

Page 81: ...rvice maintenance mode 2 Select U80 SERVICE MODE and press the enter key The message S00 DICOM SCP will be displayed U80 SERVICE MODE S00 DICOM SCP 3 Press of menu select key for 16 times or twice The...

Page 82: ...Ch 4 Checking the Image 80 DRYPRO MODEL 771 INSTALLATION MANUAL Ver 1 00 2003 10...

Page 83: ...81 DRYPRO MODEL 771 INSTALLATION MANUAL Ver 1 00 2003 10 This chapter describes the procedure for checking the image quality Checking the Image Quality 4...

Page 84: ...4 Select INPUT DENSITY of the Service Maintenance Mode S50 and press enter key Input field for POINT01 will be displayed S50 DENSITOMETR INPUT DENSITY 5 Using the ten key input the density readings m...

Page 85: ...splayed following the print count set up screen Selecting YES will register the print queue 9 Register two flat patterns in the queue using S80 of the service maintenance mode Refer to 4 2 1 Printing...

Page 86: ...s 2 Start up the service maintenance mode 3 Bring the U80 SERVICE MODE onto the screen and press the enter key A message S00 DICOM SCP will be displayed on the screen U80 SERVICE MODE S00 DICOM SCP 4...

Page 87: ...FLAT BASE 150 x0 01D S62 COPY COUNT 01 Print test pattern YES S60 TEST PRINT FLAT PATTERN S62 COPY COUNT 01 8 Input the copy count using the ten key and press the enter key Input 1 at the installation...

Page 88: ...oose the channel Select NO to print the pattern with linear LUT 4 Press the enter key after selecting YES Print queue is registered and the screen switches to the maintenance menu screen 3 Press the e...

Page 89: ...in the center with a densitometer Measure the density of the printed SMPTE pattern and judge that the output density of the DRYPRO 771 is normal 2 If the measurement falls within D 0 05 of the criter...

Page 90: ...0 300 350 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 Criterion Correction 1 Correction 2 x0 01D Example of Density Measurement The above is an example where the film type is DRB or B and because the first correction failed t...

Page 91: ...9 DRYPRO MODEL 771 INSTALLATION MANUAL Ver 1 00 2003 10 This chapter describes the procedure for print commanded from the external device and backup Print Commanded from the External Device and Backup...

Page 92: ...to the ethernet port RJ45 located on the rear panel of the DRYPRO 771 The other end of the cable should be connected to the facility network hub 2 Send the print queue from the external device and che...

Page 93: ...wer menu select key eleven times The message SB0 BACKUP RESTORE will be displayed in the message display window 4 Press the select key to select BACKUP 5 Press the enter key A confirmation screen will...

Page 94: ...mat http IP address Log in screen of the web maintenance tool will be displayed System Requirements To use the Web maintenance tool the maintenance PC should satisfy the following requirements PC with...

Page 95: ...p screen without completing the download Dialogue prompting the file save will be displayed after completing the backup 11Specify the target folder for save and click save S File name Backup_xxxxxxxxx...

Page 96: ...Ch 4 Checking the Image 94 DRYPRO MODEL 771 INSTALLATION MANUAL Ver 1 00 2003 10...

Page 97: ...95 DRYPRO MODEL 771 INSTALLATION MANUAL Ver 1 00 2003 10 This chapter details the specifications of the DRYPRO 771 Specifications...

Page 98: ...mm 24 8 W X 23 7 D X 44 3 H inch Dimensions Weight 175 kg External 790 W X 780 D X 1410 H mm 30 8 W X 31 0 D X 55 2 H inch Dimensions Packed Weight 205 kg Packed Power Source UL Single Phase AC 120V...

Page 99: ...bottom left right Density Furnished in main body Correction Start timer Day time settings possible Applicable IEC60601 1 2 2001 IEC60601 1 IEC60825 Standards Remarks DRYPRO 771 is manufactured in fact...

Page 100: ...oile B P 50077 95948 ROISSY C D G CEDEX FRANCE TEL 1 4938 6550 KONICA CANADA INC 1329 Meyerside Drive Mississauga Ontario L5T 1C9 CANADA TEL 905 670 7722 Konica Minolta Photo Imaging UK Ltd Plane Tree...

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