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DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver.1.01 2005.1

3-5 Sleep Mode

The DRYPRO 793 incorporates a Sleep Mode.
Sleep Mode is the mode that allows the device automatically switches to power-save mode when an input on the
Operation Panel or print operation has not been conducted for a specific time while the device is in "READY" status.

1. Sleep Mode for the protection of the touch panel.

Turns OFF the display of the Touch Panel to save the power.
The Touch Panel Sleep Mode is activated when an input on the Operation Panel has not been conducted for a
specific time (time can be set using the "Sleep Mode" of the Maintenance Mode) while the device is in "READY"
status.
When this mode is activated, the Operation Panel will black out.

2. Sleep Mode for the HPRO Drum

Lowers the temperature of the HPRO Drum to save the power. This mode is activated by the same condition as
that for the Sleep Mode for the Operation Panel. Time can be set separately from that for the Sleep Mode for the
Touch Panel.
Upon activation, the temperature of the HPRO Drum decreases to a specific point and the Timer Lamp lights in
green. Once the HPRO Drum enters the Sleep Mode, it is necessary to start from warming up to restore the
READY status. The preset temperature of the HPRO Drum in the Sleep Mode has a direct relation to the time
required to restore the READY status of the device. Contact your technical representative for the setup considering
the power-save effect and the time required for restoring the READY status.
(In default, DRYPRO 793 is set up so that it restores “READY” to print after approx. 5 minutes)

Cancelling the Sleep Mode

(Sleep Mode for Touch Panel Protection)

How to cancel the Sleep Mode for Touch Panel Protection and restore the READY status
is detailed below.

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Touch the Operation Panel.

- Exits the "Sleep Mode", and restores "READY" to print.

When the Sleep Mode for the HPRO Drum is also activated, a message indicating
that the HPRO Drum is in sleep mode will be displayed.

p.88 Sleep Mode

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Summary of Contents for DRYPRO Model 793

Page 1: ...DRYPRO MODEL 793 OPERATION MANUAL No 26 2 Nishishinjuku 1 chome Shinjuku ku Tokyo 163 0512 Japan LASER IMAGER CODE NO 0792 UL 0791 CE ...

Page 2: ...COVER OPEN 93 4 4 17 SYSTEM RESET 94 4 4 18 DUST CLEANING 95 Ch 5 Web Maintenance Mode 99 5 1 Overview of Web Maintenance Mode 100 5 2 Startup Shutdown of Web Maintenance Mode 103 5 3 Menu Items of Web Maintenance Mode 107 5 3 1 STATUS 107 5 3 2 QUEUE LIST 108 5 3 3 PREVIOUS PRINT 109 5 3 4 QUEUE CLEAR 110 5 3 5 PRINT CONDITION 111 5 3 6 LUT SETUP 113 5 3 7 FILM DATA 115 5 3 8 FILM SETUP 116 5 3 9...

Page 3: ... by considering the environment and operability while maintaining high perfor mance and high image quality In this manual safety precautions and operational procedures are described to allow the users of the DRYPRO 793 to be fully familiarized with the potential of the device The manual should be at all times be kept in a readily accessible place for easy reference Should you loose this manual ple...

Page 4: ...ty on the open network even in the future Notes 1 Unauthorized reproduction of this manual in whole or in part is prohibited 2 The content of this manual is subject to change without prior notice 3 Should any discrepancies errors or omissions be discovered KONICA MINOLTA should be contacted 4 Notwithstanding item 3 above KONICA MINOLTA shall accept no responsibility of any claims made against loss...

Page 5: ... 3 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 About This Manual Be sure to read this chapter before using this manual so that the manual can be fully utilized ...

Page 6: ... Mode of the DRYPRO 793 Chapter5 WEB Maintenance Mode This chapter describes the WEB Maintenance Mode with which the DRYPRO 793 can be maintenanced from external PC Chapter6 Troubleshooting This chapter describes typical methods of trouble shooting and the error message list displayed on DRYPRO 793 Chapter8 Care Maintenance This chapter details the procedure for care and maintenance of the DRYPRO ...

Page 7: ...ntil that film has been printed This may take maximum 95 sec 1 Touch the Film Set button A message indicating that the tray is being pulled out Supply tray pops out a few centimeters and the animation showing how to load the film package pull out of the tray removal of the sandwich paper and light proof package will be displayed Do not put anything or lean on the Supply Tray while it is pulled out...

Page 8: ...About This Manual 6 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 ...

Page 9: ...O Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 When using the DRYPRO 793 the cautions detailed in this chapter must be strictly followed in order to safely use the device Safety Precautions Warnings 1 Chap ...

Page 10: ...FF Main Power Supply ON Main Power Standby Remove the plug from the power outlet Do not touch Do not disassemble Do not touch with wet hand Mobile Prohibited Multi Leads Prohibited Do not expose to moisture Danger of Electrocution Alert and Symbol Marks Warning Text Signal Word Signal words indicate the degree of potential hazards in the product There are 3 degrees of caution labels and each is us...

Page 11: ... are affixed at the locations shown below and indicate the possible dan ger to the user NOTE If the contents of this page are not legible order a new manual 1 Laser Caution Label 2 High Temp 100 Label 1 4 Class1 Laser Product Label 5 Jam Release Label A Description of Warning Labels p 12 Locations of Warning Labels 3 High Temp 100 Label 2 ...

Page 12: ...tions Warnings 10 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 7 Film Loading Label 8 Deodorant Filter Change Label NOTE If the contents of this page are not legible order a new manual 6 Jam Release Label B C ...

Page 13: ...Ch 1 Safety Precautions Warnings 11 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 9 Cleaning Roller Cleaning Label NOTE If the contents of this page are not legible order a new manual ...

Page 14: ... new manual p 9 Description of Warning Labels 6 Jam Release Label B C 5 Jam Release Label 8 Deodorant Filter Change Label 1 Laser Caution Label 7 Film Loading Label 1 Laser Caution Label 4 Class1 Laser Product Label Internal Rear Left Side 9 Cleaning Roller Cleaning Label Cleaning Roller 3 Deodorant Filter Housing High Temp 100 Label 2 High Temp 100 Label Deodorant Filter Case ...

Page 15: ...l standards If the work is not done properly this may cause an electric shock or breakdown Use the power supply with sufficient capacities according to the specifications If you use any power supply other than the specifications or the power supply with insufficient capacities this may result in heating the electrical components or cause a fire WARNING Cautions for Reinstallation Storage and Repai...

Page 16: ...e power cable A breakdown may occur depending on the degree of lightning Do not use this device for any purpose other than printing image data otherwise a breakdown may be caused Do not operate the switches with wet hands otherwise you may suffer an electric shock When unplugging the power cable do not pull it otherwise the inner cable may be broken and this may cause heating or a fire Do not let ...

Page 17: ...device By installing this device in the Radiology Department you could make the work flow smooth 1 Install the device in a location where it is not exposed to water 2 Install the device in a location where it is not exceed the temperatures or atmospheric pressure described in the specifications 3 Install the device in a location where it is not exposed to direct sunlight 4 Install the device in a ...

Page 18: ...Ch 1 Safety Precautions Warnings 16 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 ...

Page 19: ... 17 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 Product Outline 2 Chap Product outline of the DRYPRO 793 is detailed in this chapter ...

Page 20: ...out Also open when the deodorant filter is replaced 2 Supply1 Standard 1 trays with option max 3 trays Load films in these trays 3 Front Lower Cover When a film jam occurs in Descent or Ele vator transport unit or Film Justification unit open this cover and take the jammed film out Also it is possible to send the jammed film to the left cover or right cover accessing through this opening 4 Exit Co...

Page 21: ...lue Start Timer ON Lights in blue Shutdown Process Blinks in blue Power OFF Breaker ON Lights in orange Power OFF Breaker OFF Extinguished 3 Timer Lamp green Lights when the Start Timer is ON 4 Operation Panel Operates and performs various settings for the DRYPRO 793 Also displays var ious messages 2 1 2 Operation Panel 1 Operation Button 2 Operation Lamp 3 Timer Lamp 4 Operation Panel ...

Page 22: ...er Cable Connector Plug in the Power Cable 6 Power Cable Connects the DRYPRO793 to the power outlet of the facility 7 Outlet 6 locations Air used to cool inside of the unit is exhausted from this slot 8 Inlet 2 on the right side 1 on the rear side Takes in the air to cool inside of the unit 9 Ethernet Port Connects to the network 10 Serial Port When a backup battery is used connect the cable of th...

Page 23: ...Port Two LEDs at the Ethernet Port indicate the following Link Activity LED upper Com Speed LED lower Com Speed LED 10Mbps Extinguished 100Mbps Lights in orange 1000Mbps Lights in green Com Status LED Link Lights in orange Activity Lights in green Link Activity LED Com Speed LED Lower right of the rear ...

Page 24: ...escent Transport unit 5 Cover C When a film jam occurs in the path between the Justification unit and the Elevator Transport unit open this cover to send the jammed film to the Elevator Transport unit 6 Deodorant Filter Removes the odor that is generated during Heat Processing It is necessary to regularly change the Deodorant Fil ter 7 Deodorant Filter Case Contains the Deodorant Filter To change ...

Page 25: ...film 2 1 5 Options 1 Supply 3 Tray 1 Supply 2 3 Tray 1 Lis 793 Printed films are output to five bins of the sorter and to the Film Exit Tray depending on the setup 2 Sorter Cover When a film jam occurs in the Sorter Transport unit open this cover to remove the jammed film 1 Lis 793 2 Sorter Cover 2 Lis 793 1 Supply 2 Tray ...

Page 26: ...n a new film package is loaded unwind and remove the previ ous film package before the new film package is loaded 4 Cutter Pocket Holds the cutter 5 Cutter Use this cutter to cut the film package when it is newly loaded 6 Side Stopper Replace the position of Side Stoppers when the film size is changed p 35 Film Loading Do not place anything or lean on the Supply Tray when it is pulled out from the...

Page 27: ...s the film to the HPRO Heat Processing unit after the exposure 6 HPRO Unit Processes the exposed film by heating 7 Cooling Discharge Unit Cools the heat processed film and discharges it 8 Deodorant Filter Removes the odor generated in heat processing It is necessary to regularly change the Deodorant Filter 9 Electrical Components Unit Consists of the power supply unit for supplying the power to th...

Page 28: ...Ch 2 Product Outline 26 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 ...

Page 29: ... 27 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 Operation 3 Chap How to operate the DRYPRO 793 is detailed in this chapter ...

Page 30: ...ce Servicing in Maintenance Mode Web User Busy Accessed by Web user 2 Displays film type size number of remaining films in the Tray 1 2 3 Display changes as follows when the film is empty Touching the area where Film Set is displayed initiates the film loading sequence Display changes as follows when the density calibration is required Note depending on the calibration settings Touching the area w...

Page 31: ...ange Button Appears when it comes close to the date when the filter should be replaced Touching this button displays the Filter Change screen 10 Regular Mainte Button Appears when it comes close to the date when the regu lar maintenance should be performed Touching this button displays the Regular Mainte Item List screen 11 BEEP STOP button When INTERVAL is selected for ERROR ALARM SET TING of Tou...

Page 32: ...ing screen will be displayed Starts initializing of the DRYPRO Upon completion of initialization Warming Up screen will be displayed Upon completion of warmup READY screen will be displayed and the device is ready to print Pressing the Operation button again will shut down the power In this case press the button again to start up Print operation is dis abled during warming up however it is possi b...

Page 33: ...Print Queue and Copies show 0 Shutting down the device with the print data left in the print queue the print data will be printed when the device is started up next time 1 Shutdown using the start timer How to start up next time using the start timer is detailed below 1 Confirm that Printing is not displayed in the message column 2 Touch the Start Timer button Start Timer Setup screen will be disp...

Page 34: ...he sleep mode Touching the RETURN button will cancel the start timer setup and returns to the print ready status 4 Sleep Mode This is a mode when the shutdown is per formed using the start timer function Timer lamp green lights Touching the operation panel LCD will display the Sleep Mode Cancel screen p 33 Cancelling the sleep mode When the shutdown was not made correctly last time the DRYPRO 793 ...

Page 35: ...ton will return to the sleep mode Upon completion of warm up READY TO PRINT will be displayed in the message column Cancelling the sleep mode How to manually cancel the sleep mode without waiting the start up set by the timer is detailed below Screen in the Sleep Mode 1 Touch the Operation Panel in the status shown in the left A message to confirm the cancellation of the sleep mode will be display...

Page 36: ...ter the power is turned OFF Otherwise it may cause damage to the device 1 Confirm that Printing is not displayed on the Operation Panel The power can be turned OFF even when the DRYPRO 793 is in printing operation or in the status that the print job is registered The job that is not printed at this time will be printed next time the DRYPRO 793 is started up 2 When the shutdown was not made correct...

Page 37: ...n print ing process Supply Tray cannot be pulled out until that film has been printed This may take maximum 95 sec 1 Touch the Film Set button A message indicating that the tray is being pulled out Supply tray pops out a few centimeters and the animation showing how to load the film package pull out of the tray removal of the sandwich paper and light proof package will be displayed Do not put anyt...

Page 38: ...isplayed 5 Lift the Pressure Plate and pulled out the Film Package that has been wounded up by the winding shaft Dispose of the Film Package after removing the sandwich cardboard according to the regula tions of the local gov ernment 7 Take out the new film package from the carton and place it in the Supply Tray so that the barcode on the package aligns to the left of the front Illustration on the...

Page 39: ...se it may cause accidental exposure of the film 8 Remove the seal and open the front and back edges of the package 9 9 Touch the NEXT button on the Operation Panel An animation showing how to load the film package shutter close cutting the light proof package will be displayed 12Take out the Cutter from the Cutter Pocket 1 in the left fig 13Cut the front edge of the package that is pro truding fro...

Page 40: ...will be dis played Upon receiving the print job after the film package has been loaded a film on which a calibration pattern is printed will be output for automatic density correction A message READY will be displayed on the Operation Panel to allow print operation 15Put the Cutter back in the Cutter Pocket 3 in the left fig 14 14 Touch the NEXT button An animation showing how to load the film pac...

Page 41: ...pull out the Supply Tray again and cut the edge of the package The Film Set button will be displayed again in the case that the film package is not correctly wounded rear edge of the film package is not correctly caught on the winding shaft or pick up of the first film failed Repeat the film loading again When the rear edge of the film package is not correctly caught on the winding shaft retry to ...

Page 42: ...eep Mode for the Operation Panel Time can be set separately from that for the Sleep Mode for the Touch Panel Upon activation the temperature of the HPRO Drum decreases to a specific point and the Timer Lamp lights in green Once the HPRO Drum enters the Sleep Mode it is necessary to start from warming up to restore the READY status The preset temperature of the HPRO Drum in the Sleep Mode has a dir...

Page 43: ...005 1 Cancelling the Sleep Mode Sleep Mode for the HPRO Drum How to cancel the Sleep Mode for the HPRO Drum and restore the READY status is detailed below 1 Touch the CANCEL button Temperature of the HPRO Drum increases through warming up and restores the READY status 1 ...

Page 44: ... driver to perform these changes So prepare the appropriate one in advance p 80 FILM SETUP Do not change the film count setting 1 Empty the film in the Supply Tray Film Set button will be displayed because there is not film left in the Supply Tray 3 Exit the Maintenance Mode and touch the FILMSET button A message indicating Pulling out the Supply Tray will be displayed Then an animation illustrati...

Page 45: ...ng so will damage the Supply Tray 6 Remove the Sandwich Paper left in the Supply Tray 7 Lift the Pressure Plate and pull out and remove the Film Package that has been wound by the Winding Shaft Follow the regulations obliged by the facility for the disposal of the film package from which the sandwich cardboard is removed Following procedures can be skipped when only the film type should be changed...

Page 46: ... to attach the screw may cause an accidental exposure of the film to the light 8 9 11 10 Original Position New Position 11x14 14x14 14x17 Do not remove these two 8 Remove two long screws that secure the side stoppers at the original position 9 Remove two short screws that are located in the front and back of the Supply Tray the new posi tions to which the size should be changed Side stoppers have ...

Page 47: ...35 Film Loading Whenever the film size or film type is changed make sure to process an exposed film dummy before processing the film for actual diagnosis and check that problems such as following are not observed Film jam occurs May have failed to set the correct film size Printed image has some artifacts May have failed to set the correct film type ...

Page 48: ...Ch 3 Operation 46 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 ...

Page 49: ... 47 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 Maintenance Mode 4 Chap How to operate the Maintenance Mode of the DRYPRO 793 is detailed in this chapter ...

Page 50: ...he Print Job Folders will be printed upon completion of the Maintenance Mode 4 1 1 User level of the Maintenance Mode Multiple users for the DRYPRO 793 can be authorized in different user levels in order to limit the access to the Maintenance Mode Level 1 Alteration of the settings is not allowed Level 2 In addition to the operation authorized in Level 1 reprint of the print data is allowed Level ...

Page 51: ...FILM DATA Displays the film collection data p 78 Classifies the film collection data by channel film size film type month week day FILM SETUP p 80 Set the film size type copies TIMER SETUP START TIMER p 82 Sets ON OFF of each function start timer time when it is ON for each day of the week Start timer screen will be displayed TIME SET p 84 Sets the internal clock OTHER SETUPS TOUCH PANEL p 86 Sets...

Page 52: ...creen will be displayed 2 2 Touch the button for the menu that should be view Item button of the selected menu item will be displayed 3 3 Touch the item button to be viewed Setting of the selected item will be displayed Ex A screen when PRINT QUEUE INFO selected Refer to the explanation of each Maintenance Mode for the contents displayed in the Menu Mode 4 2 Switching to the Menu Mode How to switc...

Page 53: ...YPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 4 2 2 Switching the Menu Mode to the Normal Screen How to switch the Menu Mode to the Normal screen is detailed below 1 1 Touch the RETURN button Returns to the normal screen ...

Page 54: ...ill be displayed Touch the RETURN button to return to the Menu Mode screen 3 4 4 Input the password using the ten key on the screen 3 p 50 Switching to the Menu Mode INPUT VALUE Buttons displayed on the screen with which numericals are input have following meanings key Cursor moves to the left by one space key Cursor moves to right by one space BS key Delete one character in the adjacent left of t...

Page 55: ... TEST PRINT CALIBRATION or MAMMO QC PRINT print operation of these print data starts when the Maintenance Mode is shut down Following buttons will be displayed on the USER SELECT screen 3 3 USER LV2 Buttons that can be shared by the user of the User Level 2 USER LV3 Buttons that can be shared by the user of the User Level 3 SERVICE Buttons exclusively for the use by service engineer Users cannot t...

Page 56: ...onfirmation message will appear 2 3 Touch the YES button Switches to the Maintenance Mode screen Touch the NO button to return to the Menu screen Password button is exclusively for the use by the service engineer Users cannot touch it 3 p 50 Switching to the Menu Mode When the printing operation is specified by Reprint Test Print Calibration or Mammo QC print print operation of these print data st...

Page 57: ...e MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 4 3 3 Switching to the Normal screen from the Maintenance Mode How to switch the Maintenance Mode to the Normal screen is detailed below 1 Touch the RETURN button Returns to the Normal screen 1 ...

Page 58: ... Suspended film empty Receipt Time Displays the time when the print job is received Input Device Displays the channel and the device name from which the print data was sent Size Type Displays the film size and type for the print job Copies Displays the print copy count printed copy count waiting copy count User Level 1 2 3 Disp Ope 1 Switch to the Maintenance Mode p 52 Switching to the Mainte nanc...

Page 59: ... reprint Print data on the DRYPRO 793 is managed per diagnostic device Serial number indicating the printed order from that diagnostic device is assigned to each print data Image to reprint can be specified by specifying this printed order this printed order is also printed on the output film as a stamp 1001 P 300 20 32768 662 115301771170003 1 0R01 CH1 MRI 1 PAGE 4 Film Edge Film Control No Page ...

Page 60: ...e the Search but ton to locate the print data is detailed below 1 Display the PREVIOUS PRINT screen follow ing the step 1 5 of the 4 4 2 Reprint 2 2 Touch the Numeric button in the PAGE SEARCH column INPUT VALUE screen will be displayed 3 Input the Page No printed on the edge of the film that should be reprinted INPUT VALUE Buttons displayed on the screen with which numericals are input have follo...

Page 61: ...for the input device in the step 4 through 5 multiple pages of the same page No may be searched In this case select the input device after the search Multiple reprints of the same print data When several reprints of the same print data are required it is possi ble to register the print job with necessary copies Following is the procedure to print same copies 1 Display the PREVIOUS PRINT screen fol...

Page 62: ... message for reprint will be displayed 3 Input the copy count with which the prints are made INPUT VALUE Buttons displayed on the screen with which numericals are input have following meanings key Cursor moves to the left by one space key Cursor moves to right by one space BS key Delete one character in the adjacent left of the cursor Delete key Delete one character in the adjacent right of the cu...

Page 63: ...e with the SCROLL buttons and display the button for the input device whose job should be deleted 5 4 Total print data that can be registered on the DRYPRO 793 will vary depending on the diagnostic device or type of data In general 200 400 pages in total of data received from connected diagnostic devices can be registered Once the job becomes full the DRYPRO 793 becomes unable to receive print dat...

Page 64: ...n for the input device for which the test print should be made 5 4 6 6 Touch the arrow buttons t s to select the tray to which the test print is output 5 Touch the button of the input device for which the test print should be made Output Tray Select screen will be displayed Touching the RETURN button shuts down the Mainte nance Mode and returns to the Normal screen 1 Switch to the Maintenance Mode...

Page 65: ...density 7 Touch the PRINT button Displays a confirmation message for test print 7 SMPTE pattern will be printed upon termination of the Maintenance Mode However in User Level 1 or 2 Menu Mode SMPTE pattern will be printed upon the registra tion of its print job 8 Touch the YES button Registers the print job for SMPTE pattern and returns to the Maintenance Mode PRINT SETUP screen Touching the NO bu...

Page 66: ...w to print a calibration sheet to perform an auto matic density correction 2 Touch the PRINT SETUP button of the Main tenance screen 3 Touch the CALIBRATION button Output Tray Select screen will be displayed Touching the RETURN button will exit the Mainte nance Mode and return to the Normal screen 3 4 4 Touch the arrow buttons t s to select the tray for the film to be printed 5 Touch the PRINT but...

Page 67: ...g the Test Print of the Maintenance Mode p 62 TEST PRINT Calibration sheet will be printed upon termination of the Maintenance Mode However in User Level 1 or 2 Menu Mode the calibration sheet will be printed upon the registration of its print job 6 Touch the YES button Registers the print job for the calibration sheet and returns to the Maintenance Mode PRINT SETUP screen Touching the RETURN butt...

Page 68: ...h the arrow buttons t s to select the tray for the film to be printed Touching the RETURN button will return to the Main tenance Mode PRINT SETUP screen 1 Switch to the Maintenance Mode p 52 Switching to the Mainte nance Mode Description of SUPPLY TRAY button display From the left output tray information that are 1 Tray No 2 Film Size 3 Film Type 4 Copies are displayed on the SUPPLY TRAY button 5 ...

Page 69: ...l be printed upon the registration of its print job 6 Touch the PRINT button Registers the print job for Mammo QC pattern and returns to the Maintenance Mode PRINT SETUP screen Touching the NO button will return to the Mainte nance Mode PRINT SETUP screen without printing the Mammo QC pattern 6 For details of quality control of mammo image refer to the QC Manual Contact your technical representati...

Page 70: ...00 Higher the value higher the max density Lower the value lower the CH4 300 max density DENSITY MIN 20 Sets the min density of the printed image Set between 10 30 Higher the value higher the min density Lower the value lower the min density 2 3 ILLUMINATION 2000 Sets the luminance of the light table Normally this value is specified and sent from the diagnostic device Set between 0 38000 AMBIENT L...

Page 71: ...e displayed Channel No and name of the input device selected in the step 5 will be indicated at the upper left of each Print Condition page Touching the RETURN button will return to the Main tenance Mode PRINT SETUP screen 1 Switch to the Maintenance Mode p 52 Switching to the Mainte nance Mode 7 7 Touch the arrow buttons t s to select the the Density to be applied Touch the left arrow t button to...

Page 72: ...10 10Touch the right arrow s button to scroll the page Second page of the Print Condition will be displayed 11 11Touch the button for the DENSITY MAX setup INPUT VALUE screen will be displayed INPUT VALUE Buttons displayed on the screen with which numericals are input have following meanings key Cursor moves to the left by one space key Cursor moves to right by one space BS key Delete one characte...

Page 73: ...ton in the FLIP column to set the image reverse Selected button will be displayed in white 17 17Touch the arrow buttons t s to select the the Sorter Bin to be applied Touch the left arrow t button to decrement the value by one and to switch the sorter discharge bin Touch the right s button to increment the value by one and to switch the sorter discharge bin Set the value between 1 6 18 18Touch the...

Page 74: ...ns to switch between the Black and Transparent 21 21Touch the ON or OFF button to set the trim Selected button will be displayed in white 22 22Touch the SAVE button Returns to the Maintenance Mode Print Condition0 screen after saving the setups 19 19Touch the arrow buttons t s to select the the polarity to be applied Touch either of the arrow t s buttons to switch between the Neg and Pos ...

Page 75: ...uld be set 5 4 6 6 Touch the arrow buttons t s to select the the LUT that should be edited Selected LUT No and name will be displayed between the arrow buttons t s Selected LUT name will be displayed to the right of the right arrow s button 5 Touch the button for the input device for which the LUT should be set LUT SETUP screen will be displayed Channel No and name of the input device selected wil...

Page 76: ...ng the RETURN button will return to the LUT SETUP screen without browsing the LUT library 10 10Touch the READ button Allows browsing of the LUT library selected in the step 9 and 01 16 are assigned to each point of the LUT curve and displayed in place of the LUT library field 11 11Touch the numeric button that represents the point on the LUT curve INPUT VALUE screen will be displayed Image of the ...

Page 77: ...value in the range of 0 to the max density set in the Print Condition INPUT VALUE Buttons displayed on the screen with which numericals are input have following meanings key Cursor moves to the left by one space key Cursor moves to right by one space BS key Delete one character in the adjacent left of the cursor Delete key Delete one character in the adjacent right of the cursor 13Touch the OK but...

Page 78: ...ting than DSA_KC_B DSA_LINEAR_B DSA Linear LUT for blue base film on DSA DSA_KC_C LUT of our recommendation for clear base film on DSA DSA_LOW_C Clear LUT with slightly lower density setting than DSA_KC_C DSA_HIGH_C LUT with slightly higher density setting than DSA_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 w...

Page 79: ...Ch 4 Maintenance Mode 77 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 Differences among KC LOW HIGH LINEAR of each LUT are illustrated as below HIGH KC LINEAR LOW ...

Page 80: ... Normal screen 3 1 Switch to the Maintenance Mode p 52 Switching to the Mainte nance Mode 4 Touch the arrow buttons t s to select the the SELECT COUNT TYPE of the collection data Touch either of the arrow t s buttons to switch between the SIZE TYPE and CHANNEL 4 5 Touch the arrow buttons t s to select the the SELECT COUNT UNIT of the collection data Touch either of the arrow t s buttons to switch ...

Page 81: ... these buttons to display the desired channel Selecting DAILY displays the film data per day over 8 days on a page Selecting WEEKLY displays the film data per day over 5 weeks on a page Selecting MONTHLY displays the film data per month over 3 months on a page Film data collected DAILY is the sum of 0 0 0 through 23 59 59 Film data collected WEEKLY is the sum of Sun through Sat Film data collected...

Page 82: ...t s to select the the Film Size and Film Type Touch either of the arrow t s buttons to switch among the film sizes Touch either of the arrow t s buttons to switch among the film types 4 Item Descriptions FILM SIZE Select the film size Select from 8x10 10x12 11x14 14x14 14x17 FILM TYPE Select the film type Select from B blue C clear M mammo FILM COUNT Do not change the original setting The number o...

Page 83: ...Ch 4 Maintenance Mode 81 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 5 Touch the SAVE button Returns to the Maintenance Mode TRAY SETUP screen after saving the settings 5 ...

Page 84: ... and select the day to be set Setup items for the selected day will be displayed in the field to the right 4 5 Touch the buttons in the field to the right and select ON OFF hour minute of the Start Timer The button selected in Use Start Timer will be dis played in white Touch either of t s buttons to change the Hour by increments of one hour Touch either of t s buttons to change the Min by increme...

Page 85: ...Ch 4 Maintenance Mode 83 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 When all days are set to OFF in the STAT TIMER screen START TIMER button will not be displayed on the Normal screen ...

Page 86: ...uch the arrow buttons t s to select the the YEAR Touching the right arrow t decrements the value by one Touching the right arrow s increments the value by one 4 p 51 Shutdown using the Start Timer 5 Touch the arrow buttons t s to select the the MONTH Touching the right arrow t decrements the value by one Touching the right arrow s increments the value by one MONTH can be set in the range of 1 thro...

Page 87: ...ght arrow s increments the value by one HOUR can be set in the range of AM1 through PM12 7 8 Touch the arrow buttons t s to select the the MINUTE Touching the right arrow t decrements the value by one Touching the right arrow s increments the value by one MINUTE can be set in the range of 0 through 59 8 9 Touch the SAVE button Returns to the Maintenance Mode TIMER SETUP screen after saving the set...

Page 88: ...e darker the luminance 1 70 of full luminance 2 75 of full luminance 3 80 of full luminance 4 85 of full luminance 5 90 of full luminance Touching the arrow t s buttons will vary the lumi nance 4 5 Touch the arrow buttons t s to select the the beep sound for the error Upon touching the arrow t s buttons will switch among Silent Single and Interval 5 When INTERVAL is selected in the ERROR ALARM SET...

Page 89: ...Ch 4 Maintenance Mode 87 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 6 Touch the SAVE button Returns to the Maintenance Mode Other Setup screen after saving the settings 6 ...

Page 90: ...nance Mode and return to the Normal screen 3 1 Switch to the Maintenance Mode 4 Select from ON and OFF to activate or inacti vate the Sleep Mode for the Operation Panel Selected button will be displayed in white 4 p 52 Switching to the Mainte nance Mode 5 When the ON is selected in the step 4 touch the MIN button to set the interval before the Sleep Mode for the Touch Panel is activated INPUT VALU...

Page 91: ...e or inactivate the Sleep Mode for the HPRO Drum Selected button will be displayed in white 8 9 When the ON is selected in the step 4 touch the MIN button to set the interval before the Sleep Mode for the HPRO Drum is activated INPUT VALUE screen will be displayed 9 10 Input the time min to set the interval before the Sleep Mode for the HPRO Drum is activat ed Input the time in the range of 1 to 7...

Page 92: ...Normal screen 3 1 Switch to the Maintenance Mode 4 Select from ON use and OFF not use for the Sorter Selected button will be displayed in white 4 p 52 Switching to the Mainte nance Mode 5 Select the first bin a bin to which the first film to be delivered Select the bin flow between upward delivery from bottom to top or downward delivery from top to bottom Selected button will be displayed in white...

Page 93: ... arrow t s buttons will switch between TOP and BOTTOM 8 The test print for which the bin is specified in Test Print Bin means SMPTE Pattern including mammo and Calibration Sheet 9 Touch the arrow t s buttons to select the SMALL SIZE FILM BIN Touching the arrow t s buttons will switch among TOP BOTTOM and DICOM P CON follows the setup made on the input device or DRYPRO 793 9 10Touch the SAVE button...

Page 94: ... 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 When an illegal setting is made on the Sorter Setup screen a message in the right will appear when the SAVE button is pressed Touch the OK button to return to the Sorter Setup screen and make a correct setup ...

Page 95: ...e RETURN button will shut down the Maintenance Mode and return to the Normal screen 3 1 Switch to the Maintenance Mode 4 Touch the YES button A message indicating that the process to open the front lower cover is underway Then the front lower cover will open A message in the left will be displayed while the front lower cover is open 4 p 52 Switching to the Mainte nance Mode 5 Close the front lower...

Page 96: ...ill shut down the Maintenance Mode and return to the Normal screen 3 1 Switch to the Maintenance Mode 4 Touch the YES button A message indicating that the system is under System Reset and switches to the Startup screen after 20 seconds After completing the warmup as normal a Normal screen will be displayed 4 p 52 Switching to the Mainte nance Mode When the DRYPRO 793 is restarted by the System Res...

Page 97: ...leaning rollers can be performed using this function even before reaching 2 000 prints maintenance cycle 2 Touch the OTHER SETUP button on the Maintenance screen 3 Touch the DUST CLEANING button A message indicating that the process to open the front lower cover is underway Then the front lower cover will open An animation showing a jam removal procedure will be displayed on the Operation Panel 3 ...

Page 98: ...ning sheet will be sent through between the Cleaning Roller and the Facing Roller 9 Repeat the step 6 through 9 to send the cleaning sheet several times between the rollers when necessary Be careful not to drop the cleaning film into the main unit 8 Switch your hand to hold the other edge of the cleaning sheet when it comes out between the Cleaning Roller and Facing Roller and push the Lever up an...

Page 99: ... DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 11Close the front lower cover When disposing of the cleaning sheet after use please follow the regulations and ordinance of the local government 10Close the Left Cover ...

Page 100: ...Ch 4 Maintenance Mode 98 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 ...

Page 101: ...age MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 Web Maintenance Mode 5 Chap How to operate the WEB Maintenance Mode that enables a remote maintenance of the DRYPRO 793 using a separate PC is detailed in this chap ter ...

Page 102: ...nance modes may be used simultaneously on the net work Like the maintenance mode from the DRYPRO 793 printing and receipt of print data from diagnostic devices is not possible while the Web maintenance mode is active Print jobs remaining will be output after termination of the Web maintenance mode Level 3 and service privilege cannot be used simultaneously on the operation panel and in the Web mai...

Page 103: ...e time using the Level 3 from the Operation Panel of the DRYPRO 793 and the Web Maintenance 5 1 1 User Level of the Web Maintenance Mode Alike the Maintenance Mode operated from the Operation Panel of the DRYPRO 793 authority level of the users who perform the Web Maintenance can be set This user level is classified into three levels and the scope of functions that can be operated by each user lev...

Page 104: ...tration of jobs etc can be made FILM SETUP Setups mainly concerns the films on the DRYPRO 793 TIMER SETUP Setups mainly concerns the time of the DRYPRO 793 such as start timer or internal clock OTHER SETUP Setups mainly concerns the main unit such as touch panel sorter etc 5 1 3 Screen Layout of Web Maintenance Mode A screen of the Web Maintenance Mode is largely divided into following 4 fields Us...

Page 105: ...ss of the DRYPRO 793 following http MENU MODE screen of the Web Maintenance Mode will be displayed 4 Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable that is connected to the PC in the step 2 to the hub to which the DRYPRO 793 is connected 3 Start up the DRYPRO 793 Web Maintenance Mode can be started while the DRYPRO 793 is in warming up sequence However the Web Maintenance Mode cannot be operated in t...

Page 106: ...al Ver 1 01 2005 1 5 2 2 Shutdown of the Web Maintenance Mode Menu Mode How to shut down the Web Maintenance Mode Menu Mode is detailed below 1 Click the EXIT button located at the upper left of the screen Closes the Internet Explore and returns to the Windows Desktop 1 ...

Page 107: ...ted at the upper left of the screen Login screen will be displayed 3 3 Click the button for the pull down menu of the User ID List of User ID will be displayed 4 4 Click the User ID which should be logged in Pull down menu closes and the selected User ID will appear in the User ID box 5 Input the password of the User ID that was selected in the step 4 or as many as the characters input here will b...

Page 108: ...creen of the Maintenance Mode will be displayed Logged in User Level will appear at the upper left of the screen 6 5 2 4 Shutdown of Web Maintenance Mode Maintenance How to shut down the Web Maintenance Mode Maintenance Mode is detailed below 1 1 Click the EXIT button at the upper left of the screen Shuts down the Web Maintenance Mode Maintenance Mode and returns to the Web Maintenance Mode Menu M...

Page 109: ...he Status screen When the updating interval is activated the Status screen will be updated every time the interval is reached Updating can also be made by clicking the Update button ERROR LIST Displays the Error List screen Error list of the DRYPRO 793 can be viewed Clicking the Close Window button will close the Error List screen and returns to the Status screen STATUS Displays the Status of the ...

Page 110: ...s sent SIZE TYPE Displays the film size and type of the print job BIN NO Displays the sorter bin for the output when a sorter is attached to the main unit COPY Displays the copy count printed copy count copy count in the print queue FRAME Displays the copy count and layout of the frame STANDARD ROW and CUSTOM are available for the frame layout STANDARD Aligns the images horizontally and vertically...

Page 111: ...l display the printed image of the job that is selected by check Clicking the Mark button will register the displayed image as an image that will be displayed on the LUT Setup screen Clicking the Close Image button will return to the Reprint screen after closing the Reprint Image screen QUEUES Displays the job count registered on the diagnostic device selected in the Device Select PAGE SEARCH Sear...

Page 112: ...ce that is displayed in the Target Job Field DELETE button Deletes all jobs on the diagnostic device that is displayed in the Target Job Field Following message will be displayed when the job deletion is completed Click the Close button after the deletion to return to the Job Delete screen CANCEL button Returns to the Status screen 5 3 4 QUEUE CLEAR PRINT SETUP Allows to delete the print data stor...

Page 113: ... smoother the image However too large in value makes the image blur Selecting 7 gives the same smoothing result as 0 is selected The image will be printed in one to one scale Recommended is 2 or 3 DENSITY MAX CH1 2 300 Sets the max density of the printed image Set between 150 400 Ch3 400 Higher the value higher the max density Lower the value lower the CH4 300 max density DENSITY MIN 20 Sets the m...

Page 114: ... Select from Portrait long edge to horizontal or ORIENTATION Landscape long edge to vertical POLARITY Pos Selects between Neg and Pos of printed film BORDER Black Selects the border color Choices are black or transparent TRIM CH1 2 OFF Selects whether to print the trim ON OFF CH3 ON CH4 OFF PREVIOUS Head Sets whether the top frame or the last frame of the film should be displayed on the Reprint IM...

Page 115: ... the DECISION U D R L button Shifts the LUT curve displayed on the screen U button Shift the LUT curve upward D button Shift the LUT curve downward R button Shift the LUT curve to the right L button Shift the LUT curve to the left LUT Curve Adjusts the LUT curve by drugging the points on the curve LUT Value Adjusts the LUT curve by inputting the numerical values DECISION button Reflect the input f...

Page 116: ...e current setup of the LUT ORIGINAL button Displays the image in the left field using the LUT before it is changed MODIFY button Displays the image in the right field using the LUT after it is changed Note The image density displayed on the screen varies depending on the type of display thus it may not match the actual density printed on the film FILM SIZE button Select the film size using the PRI...

Page 117: ...splayed on the screen in csv format DISP button Displays the film data using the selected Count Unit and Count Interval CANCEL button Returns to the Status screen Interval selected in the Count Interval displays following data DAILY Film data collected per day over the period of one month WEEKLY Film data collected per week over the period of four months MONTHLY Film data collected per month over ...

Page 118: ... TYPE Select the film type Select from B blue C clear M mammo COUNT Do not change the COUNT OK button Saves the setup and returns to the Status screen CANCEL button Returns to the Status screen without saving the setup Three Supply Trays that are 8 x10 exclusive 10 x12 exclusive and 14 exclusive 11 x14 14 x14 14 x17 are available Size can be changed only with this 14 exclusive tray Contact your te...

Page 119: ...s ON OFF of the Start Timer for each day of the week Start Timer hr Sets the start up time in hour of the DRYPRO 793 when the Start Timer is activated Sets between AM12 PM11 Start Timer min Sets the start up time in minute of the DRYPRO 793 when the Start Timer is activated Sets between 00 50 OK button Saves the setting and return to the Status screen CANCEL button Returns to the Status screen wit...

Page 120: ...Month Day Hour Minute of the internal clock Item Descriptions CURRENT DATE HOUR Displays the current time set on the DRYPRO 793 DATE Input and set the Date TIME Input and set the Time OK button Saves the setting and return to the Status screen CANCEL button Returns to the Status screen without saving the setting User Level 1 2 3 Disp Ope ...

Page 121: ...mes activated Item Descriptions POWER SAVE MODE Select whether to use the Sleep Mode for the Touch Panel TOUCH PANEL TIMER Set the time min before the Sleep Mode for the Touch Panel becomes activated when it is in use POWER SAVE MODE Select whether to use the Sleep Mode for the heat drum HEAT DRUM TIMER Set the time min before the Sleep Mode for the heat drum becomes activated when it is in use OK...

Page 122: ...ttom bin or in ascending order from the bottom bin to the top bin TEST PRINT Select the bin to which a test film should be delivered Select from TOP and BOTTOM JAM FILM Select the bin to which a jam film should be delivered Select from TOP and BOTTOM SMALL SIZE FILM Select the bin to which a small size film 10 x12 8 x10 should be delivered Select from TOP BOTTOM and DICOM P CON When the DICOM P CO...

Page 123: ... a cold start restart of the DRYPRO 793 Item Descriptions OK button Performs the System Reset CANCEL button Returns to the Status screen without performing the System Reset Restarting the DRYPRO 793 by system reset deletes all data including unprinted data in the job folder printed data stored in the DRYPRO 793 User Level 1 2 3 Disp Ope ...

Page 124: ...Ch 5 Web Maintenance Mode 122 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 ...

Page 125: ...Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 Troubleshooting 6 Chap How to react to the case when a film jam occurs or an error is displayed on the Operation Panel of the DRYPRO 793 is detailed in this chapter ...

Page 126: ...on and follow the direction provided E4311 ID_ERR_MEC1_FILMJAM Film jam in Descent Transport Unit Refer to Film Jam in the Descent Transport Unit Press the release button and remove the film E4325 ID_ERR_MEC1_TRAY3OPEN Supply Tray3 is open Close the Supply Tray and perform Error Reset Close the tray and press the release button E4340 ID_ERR_MEC1_SORTERFAIL Incorrect film size in Tray3 Load the 14i...

Page 127: ... the elevator nip process Refer to Film Jam in the ElevatorTransport Unit Press the release button and check film path Elevator Nip Sensor was not activated Note Film jam is suspected as the cause E4723 ID_ERR_MEC1_NOTFILTER Deodorant Filter not present Check the Deodorant Filter is present and Filter after a re set Press the release button perform Error Reset E4810 ID_ERR_MEC1_FILMJAM Film jam in...

Page 128: ... Maintenance Mode Touch the BEEP STOP button that appears when an error occurs Beep sound stops BEEP STOP button disappears as the beep sound stops 1 2 Touch the ERROR RESET button An message indicating that the error is being reset then returns to the Normal screen When it is necessary to delete the job that causes the error a message inquiring whether to delete the job or not will appear Touch t...

Page 129: ...RO 793 If the Touch Panel does not respond due to some reason restart the DRYPRO 793 in the same manner If the error persists even after recycling OFF ON the Operation button turn OFF the device and contact your technical representa tive If the error cannot be reset or it repeats after trying the error reset using the Job Delete other Maintenance Mode delete the print job of the diagnostic device ...

Page 130: ...nd stops BEEP STOP button disappears as the beep sound stops 1 2 2 Touch the ERROR RESET button Jam Release wizard will be displayed Contents of the wizard will be different depending on the location where the jam occurs The method of resolving a film jam differs depending on the location of the jam Methods of resolving film jams in different locations are described in the following pages Location...

Page 131: ...ter Case Lock will be disengaged The HPRO Unit and the Ejection Transport Unit may be heated very hot 60 C or higher Remove the jam film after the unit is left for a while to cool down The DRYPRO 793 contains internal components that produce high temperatures Do not touch any parts other than those specified Animation of Jam Release in the Cooling Unit 1 Pull and remove the jam film by hand when t...

Page 132: ...d and send the jam film toward the transport section 4 Pull out the Deodorant Filter Case Hold and slightly lift the handle green at the front of the Deodorant Filter Case by your left hand and pull it Hold the handle green at the top of the Deodorant Fil ter Case by your right hand and pull it out Do not touch the Deodorant Filter Housing yellow when pulling out the Deodorant Filter Case It may b...

Page 133: ...when the jam release sequence is completed and the DRYPRO 793 becomes ready to print The print job that has been interrupted due to the film jam will be reregistered and printed with a priority When failed to install the Deodorant Filter Case or forgot install it an error message E4723 No Filter will be displayed Make sure to install the Deodorant Filter Case When there were other print jobs left ...

Page 134: ...pens An animation showing the jam release procedures will be displayed on the Operation Panel 1 2 Press the Lever B and open the Left Cover Animation of Jam Release in the Descent Transport Unit 1 3 When the jam film is located send it downward through the Cleaning Rollers and pull it out When the removal of the jam film was successful pro ceed to the step 6 When the jam film cannot be located pro...

Page 135: ...nnot be located at this point proceed to the step 8 4 Open the Jam Release Cover B 1 in the left fig and send the jam film to the left 2 in the left fig The film sent to the left can now be located through the opening of the Left Cover Pay attention to the film so that it will not be caught on the way to the Left Cover Do not pull out the jam film through the Jam Release Cover Animation of Jam Rel...

Page 136: ...ated proceed to the step 4 10Open the Jam Release Cover C 1 in the left fig and send the jam film to the left The film sent to the left can now be located through the opening of the Right Cover 11Pull out the film jammed in the Elevator Trans port Unit Do not pull out the jam film through the Jam Release Cover 12Close the Jam Release Cover C 13Close the Right Cover Animation of Jam Release in the ...

Page 137: ...ation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 14Close the Front Bottom Cover by hand READY will be displayed in the message column when the jam release sequence is completed and the DRYPRO 793 becomes ready to print Animation of Jam Release in the Descent Transport Unit 6 ...

Page 138: ...the ERROR RESET button Front Bottom Cover opens An animation showing the jam release procedures will be displayed on the Operation Panel 1 2 Press the Lever C and open the Right Cover Animation of Jam Release in the Elevator Transport Unit Animation of Jam Release in the Elevator Transport Unit 3 When the jam film is located pull it out by hand When the removal of the jam film was successful pro c...

Page 139: ...en the jam release sequence is completed and the DRYPRO 793 becomes ready to print Animation of Jam Release in the Elevator Transport Unit 4 Open the Jam Release Cover C 1 in the left fig and send the jam film to the left The film sent to the left can now be located through the opening of the Right Cover 5 Pull out the film jammed in the Elevator Trans port Unit Do not pull out the jam film throug...

Page 140: ...il it is locked READY will be displayed in the message column when the Supply Tray is pushed back deep enough and locked and the DRYPRO 793 becomes ready to print 2 Pull out the popped out Supply Tray If the film pops up through the gap of the Supply Tray pull and remove the film by hand Do not open the shutter when removing the jam film otherwise it may cause an accidental exposure of the film 1 ...

Page 141: ...RROR RESET button An animation showing the jam release procedures will be displayed on the Operation Panel 1 2 Open the Ejection Transport Cover by hand Animation of Jam Release in the Sorter Transport Unit 3 If the jam film is located in the Ejection Trans port area pull and remove the film by hand 5 When the jam film is located in the Sorter Trans port area pull and remove the film by hand If th...

Page 142: ...Ch 6 Troubleshooting 140 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 6 Close all covers that are opened ...

Page 143: ... 141 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 Care Maintenance 7 Chap Check Maintenance of the DRYPRO 793 is detailed in this chapter ...

Page 144: ... Supply Tray The inside of the supply tray should be cleaned regularly Dust should be removed using a dry cloth or a vacuum cleaner 4 Replacement of Deodorant Filter 10 000 prints or 6 months after the last filter replacement the messages FILTER EXCHANGE will appear on the Operation Panel The procedure for replacing the filter is described below 1 Touch the FILTER EXCHANGE button An animation show...

Page 145: ...over green 1 in the left fig 6 Pull out the Deodorant Filter installed in the case Pull out the Deodorant Filter while slightly pressing down the handle Animation of Deodorant Filter Change 1 2 The deodorant filter is classified as industrial waste and should be disposed of follow ing the ordinances and regulations of the local government Animation of Deodorant Filter Change 2 1 2 Disengage the Fr...

Page 146: ...t Filter Case 8 Install the new Deodorant Filter As shown in the figure insert the Deodorant Filter deep enough with the handle to the front and the holes on the cardboard to the top 9 Close the Deodorant Filter Cover 2 in the left fig 12Close the Front Top Cover READY will be displayed in the message column and the DRYPRO 793 becomes ready to print 11Turn the Lever A clockwise 2 in the left fig T...

Page 147: ...ing of the Descent Transport Unit Perform the dust cleaning of the Descent Transport Unit Print Image Quality 6 Print and density check of the SMPTE pattern Print the SMPTE pattern using the Test Print of the Maintenance Mode and control the den sity on the film p 62 TEST PRINT p 95 DUST CLEANING ...

Page 148: ... Rollers Clean with alcohol every 20 000 prints HPRO Drum Clean with alcohol every 20 000 prints HPRO Cover Replacement every 40 000 prints HPRO Drum Shaft Bearing Replacement every 20 000 prints Separator Unit Replacement every 20 000 prints Insertion Guide Unit Cleaning every 40 000 prints Facing Roller Cleaning Pad Replacement every 40 000 prints Cooling Unit Primary Cooling Guide Replacement e...

Page 149: ...to check the details of regular maintenance is described below When the PREVENTIVE MNT button appears in the message column of on the Operation Panel check and inform the details of the maintenance to your technical representative without delay Films can be printed even while this message is displayed but the PREVENTIVE MNT button will be kept displayed until the maintenance work is completed by t...

Page 150: ...Ch 7 Care Maintenance 148 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 ...

Page 151: ... 149 DRYPRO Vstage MODEL 793 Operation Manual Ver 1 01 2005 1 Specifications Specifications of the DRYPRO 793 is detailed in the following pages ...

Page 152: ...4 5A 50 60Hz UL 120V 10 AC single phase 9 0A 60Hz approx 1200kJ hr approx 286kcal hr 15 30 30 70 RH no condensation 20 60 20 90 RH no condensation Standby 50 dB or less Printing 55 dB or less Color LCD with touch panel Trays Max 3 trays 125sh tray 14 inch x 1ch standard 2 3rd CH is optional Trays available for 14 inch 10x12 inch 8x10 inch 8 bits 256 step gradation or 12 bits 4096 step gradation De...

Page 153: ...t Resumes READY at a specific time set by the timer ON OFF of the function can be selected for each day IEC60601 1 2 2001 IEC60601 1 1988 IEC60825 2001 DRYPRO 793 is produced in dfactories that have been certified to be in compliance with the ISO9001 2000 and ISO13485 2003 quality control standards as well as with the medical device directive FDA Premarket Notification 510 k and GMP Power Cable Cu...

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