The
power
switch
is
located
on
the
left
side
of
the
plotter.
On
the
back
side
of
the
plotter
the
following
items
can
be
found:
‐
power
supply
connector
(label:
Input
36V
2A)
‐
computer
USB
cable
connector
(label:
USB)
‐
Label
with
serial
number
of
the
plotter
(SN
………)
On
the
front
or
left
side
of
the
plotter
the
following
items
are
located:
‐
Yellow
(or
Red)
LED
indicating
plotting
operation
(label:
Laser)
‐
Green
LED
indicating
power
on
(label:
Power)
2.
Technical
parameters:
Maximum
film
size
:
FP
8000:
360
mm
x
360
mm
/
14"
x
14"
FP
8000
XL:
380
mm
x
450
mm
/
15"
x
17,5"
Maximum
photo
‐
plotting
area
:
FP
8000:
340
mm
x
320
mm
FP
8000
XL:
360
mm
x
420
mm
Plot
resolution
:
(508,
1016,
1355,
1625,
2032,
2710,
4064,
8192)
x
8600
dpi,
Plotting
speed
:
approximately
13
mm
of
film
width
/
minute
for
1016
dpi
Used
light
:
Laser
diode
670
nm
(red)
Reads
in
image
formats
:
Gerber
(RS
274D,
RS
274X),
hi
‐
res
BMP,
Postscript
(option)
Reads
in
aperture
files
:
directly
CAM350,
GC
‐
CAM,
IsoCAM,
Lavenir,
other
formats
like
Pads,
Eagle,
OrCAD,
Protel,
PCAD
reads
through
built
‐
in
converter.
Photoplotter
overall
size
:
FP
8000:
L
x
W
x
H
(700x340x210)
FP
8000
XL:
L
x
W
x
H
(700x370x230)
Photoplotter
weight
:
FP
8000:
approx.
25
kg
(55
lbs)
FP
8000
XL:
approx.
26.5
kg
(58
lbs)
Power
:
an
external
power
supply
unit
100
‐
240V
AC
/
36V
DC
–
2.78A
Reversed
(negative)
&
mirror
plotting,
film
and
drill
panelisation,
D
‐
code
editing,
output
preview
&
print,
interactive
or
coordinates
image
positioning
on
film,
glue/unglue
image
location,
automatic
positioning
of
associated
images
on
different
layers.
Photoplotter
software
is
supplied
on
CD
with
installation
program.
Requires
Pentium
computer
with
at
least
Windows
2000
and
USB
port,
100
MB
HD
space
minimum
for
software
and
output
files.
The
computer
speed
has
influence
on
plotting
time.
Plotting
files
may
be
quite
large,
in
range
of
tens
of
MB,
so
extra
space
on
hard
disk
may
be
required.
Warranty
1
(one)
year
on
parts.
There
is
no
expressed
warranty
on
functionality
of
enclosed
software
whatsoever
except
warranty
on
CD
media.
Notes:
1)
Output
resolution
The
lowest
resolution
(508
&
1016
dpi)
pay
not
be
suitable
for
fine
results.
1355
and
1625
dpi
resolution
is
suitable
for
most
plotting
application
Use
2032
or
2710
dpi
for
plotting
fine
lines
(but
it
takes
longer
time
to
plot)
2)
Plot
size:
although
plotter
allows
to
plot
to
maximum
specified
size.
Be
aware,
that
films
wide
across
the
whole
drum
may
be
difficult
to
fix
properly,
which
may
result
in
higher
inaccuracy
in
the
right
part
of
the
film.
This
is
due
to
technics
used
to
fix
film
to
the
drum
surface
by
sticky
tape.
To
fix
wide
film
properly
requires
some
experience.
If
you
encounter
problem
with
inaccuracy
on
wide
films,
enter
deviation
values
into
correction
table
for
the
right
side
of
the
drum,
which
will
correct
it,
provided
films
are
always
fixed
to
the
drum
in
the
same
manner.
Import
Master
Gerber
Panelise
Selected
Board
Delete
Selected
Board
Preview
Export
Gerber
to
Bitmap
Preview
View
&
Edit
Aperture
Table
Import
Apertures
Import
Associated
Gerber
