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CONNECTIONS

PRINTING

PRECAUTIONS

FEA

TURES

PREP

ARA

TION

OTHERS

TROUBLE-

SHOOTING

ADJUSTMENTS

p40

p37

p40

p39

SERVICE MENU display

Analog colour
adjustment display

Layout setting display 2

Gamma level setting display

Input signal setting display

p38

System setting display

SET

p42

Button function setting display

p41

Output signal setting display

p43

Remote signal setting display

Displays only when
selecting COLOR : EACH

p43

Previous error display

MENU

When either one of them is set to OFF,
the other is available for setting.

Displays only when selecting INPUT:VIDEO

SERVICE MENU

SYSTEM
GAMMA ADJ
LAYOUT 2
ANALOG COLOR ADJ
INPUT
OUTPUT
KEY SET

REMOTE
PREVIOUS ERROR
SAVE PRG 1 / 2 / 3 / CANCEL

GAMMA ADJ INIT [CLEAR]

COLOR

ALL/EACH

<SELECT

R/G/B>

Hi 0

Mid 0

Low 0

POINT 64 128 192

LAYOUT2

PRN V AREA (L2 ONLY) 0(-10~10)

SEPARATE

OFF/ON

MARGIN CUT

OFF/ON

INPUT

FIELD

NOR/REV

AFC

OFF/ON

AGC

OFF/ON

DCF

OFF/ON

OUTPUT

MONI R-SUB

MONI B-SUB

MEMORY SYNC

EXT/INT

KEY SET

KEY LOCK

OFF/ON

MEM&PRN

OFF/ON/R1/R2

MEM&STOP

OFF/PART/PAGE

MEM&MONI

OFF/ON

KEEP

MONI

OFF/ON

AUTO

CLEAR

OFF/MEM/AFTER PRN

CLEAR

KEY

PART/PAGE/ALL

REMOTE SET

BUSY LEVEL

LOW/HIGH

BUSY1,2 SELECT

PRINTING

OFF/1/2/1&2

MECHA ERR

OFF/1/2/1&2

MEDIA ERR

OFF/1/2/1&2

MEMORY

STOP

OFF/1/2/1&2

STROBE 1V

OFF/1/2/1&2

STROBE 2V

OFF/1/2/1&2

REMAINING

OFF/1/2/1&2

PREVIOUS ERROR

NO ERROR

SYSTEM SETUP

INCREMENT OFF/PART/PAGE

BUZZER

OFF/T1/T2

REMAINING BUZZER

OFF/0

REMAINING

SCREEN

OFF/ON

ERROR SCREEN

OFF/ON

AUTO

FEED&CUT

OFF/ON

PAPER

HOLD

OFF/ON

INIT PROG ALL/MAIN/SERVICE

INITIALIZE

OFF/GO[SET]

ANALOG COLOR ADJ
INPUT

COLOR/B&W

BRT

CONT

R-SUB

G-SUB

B-SUB

COLOR

APT

CENTER
CANCEL

C
M
Y

R
G
B

Summary of Contents for CP910E

Page 1: ...e requirements of the EC Directive 89 336 EEC 73 23 EEC 93 42 EEC and 93 68 EEC The electro magnetic susceptibility has been chosen at a level that gains proper operation in residential areas on business and light industrial premises and on small scale enterprises inside as well as outside of the buildings All places of operation are characterised by their connection to the public low voltage powe...

Page 2: ...to prints 24 External remote terminal 1 25 External remote terminal 2 26 27 Setting the functions Menu chart 28 29 Monitor display chart 28 29 Adjustments settings MAIN MENU 30 36 MAIN MENU items 30 Operating MAIN MENU 30 31 COLOR ADJ Colour adjustment display 32 LAYOUT Layout setting display 32 33 PRINT Print setting display 34 COMMENT Comment making display 35 36 MEMORY POSITION Memory and posit...

Page 3: ...inside of the unit unplug the power cord from the source outlet and contact the sales dealer If used without corrective measures the unit may be damaged In the interest of safety avoid handling of liquids near the unit DO NOT REMOVE THE CABINET Touching internal parts is dangerous besides it may lead to malfunction Contact the sales dealer to carry out internal checks and adjustments Before openin...

Page 4: ...GE The operating ambient temperature range is 41 F 104 F 5 C to 40 C and humidity of 20 80 When using the unit on the system rack be sure to keep this ambient temperature inside the rack FOR LONG OPERATING LIFE UNSUITABLE MATERIALS FOR THE COLOUR VIDEO COPY PROCESSOR Coat flaking and deformation are likely to occur if the unit is wiped with chemical dusters benzine thinner or any other solvent if ...

Page 5: ...r as repairable The use of ACCESSORY equipment not complying with the equivalent safety requirements of this equipment may lead to a reduced level of safety of the resulting system Consideration relating to the choice shall include use of the accessory in the PATIENT VICINITY evidence that the safety certification of the ACCESSORY has been performed in accordance to the appropriate EN60601 1 and o...

Page 6: ...printing reduces a time of exchanges POSSIBLE PRINTING IN HIGH QUALITY High quality print is available in sublimation dye thermal method which is superior in repeatability of images It also employs 256 gradients and about 16 700 000 colours in each YMC 325 PPI HIGH RESOLUTION 325 PPI Pixel Per Inch high resolution clears the image data Precise illustrations and photo images can be printed sharply ...

Page 7: ...reful not to drop the contents C O L O R V I D E O C O P Y P R O C E S S O R 3 3 3 3 3 Take the unit out of the box carefully Make sure to keep the unit horizontally 4 4 4 4 4 Unwrap the packing 2 2 2 2 2CONTENTS Make sure to check the supplied contents on the cushion COLOURVIDEO COPY PROCESSOR CLEAR POWER PRINT COMMENT CHARACTER POSITION START STOP COMMENT ON OFF LOW STROBO HIGH MEMORY POSITON L ...

Page 8: ...een the picture of the input signal source image and the memorized image When pressing MEMORY button while holding this button print paper will be fed and cut automatically and the mechanism will be initialized Make sure to press MONITOR button first or a new image will be memorized A A A A AMEMORY BUTTON Press to memorize the image to be printed When signal is not inputted memory is not available...

Page 9: ...essary to make a circuit for remote control to use the function See page 25 3 3 3 3 3S VIDEO INPUT OUTPUT TERMINAL Use these terminals to connect to S VIDEO signal equipment See pages 11 AC LINE REMOTE S VIDEO IN OUT VIDEO IN OUT 1 3 2 5 4 FEATURES FUNCTIONS 4 4 4 4 4VIDEO INPUT OUTPUT TERMINAL Use these terminals to connect this unit to VIDEO signal equipment See page 11 5 5 5 5 5AC LINE SOCKET C...

Page 10: ...U used for various settings See pages 28 29 C C C C CCLEAR BUTTONS Press to eliminate all or a part of memorized images D D D D DMONITOR BUTTON Press to switch the image of the input signal and the memorized image E E E E EMEMORY BUTTON Use to memorize the image to be printed The memorized image is displayed on the monitor screen for one second then the image of the input signal is displayed 1 1 1...

Page 11: ...n be set by the menu screens displayed on the monitor Connection with a monitor Connection with VIDEO S VIDEO signal equipment Connect this unit with a monitor to check the images to be printed and the images stored in memory The following example shows the connection with a video signal and S video signal equipment Connect with the necessary signal equipment Make sure to turn off the power of the...

Page 12: ...on the left Press the folder 1as shown right and set the print paper roller 2 2 2 2 2Set the other side of roller without gear 2 1 1 Front side Left side Right side Gear Seal 1 2 When using this unit for printing make sure to use the following types of paper sheet and ink sheet set 2 2 2 2 2PAPER SHEET SET Product name Ink sheet size No of prints Usage CK900S S size 200 Colour print CK900L L size ...

Page 13: ...e other sides of rollers Set IC at this time IC is attached to the ink sheet Set the IC to the ink cassette as shown right NOTE Do not remove the IC chip or IC holder from the ink sheet Removal of the IC will stop the printer from functioning correctly Set the projected part of the IC holder to the correct position as shown below 3 3 3 3 3Remove the seal and insert the edge of the print paper righ...

Page 14: ...or press MEMORY button about 1 second with holding MONITOR button on the front panel The print paper is automatically cut after feeding about 10 cm 4 inches 4 4 4 4 4Repeat the above step 3 3 3 3 3once or twice Fingerprints and dust can be removed by feeding the print paper The printing unit is initialized NOTE Make sure to press MONITOR button first for operating 3and 4 Pressing MEMORY button fir...

Page 15: ...y a wet hand the print may be discoloured Fading may occur if the print face is exposed to organic chemical agents which may affect print paper e g alcohol ester ketone based Fading will be accelerated upon contact with PVC based materials e g adhesive tapes rubber erasers etc Avoid storing prints in direct sunlight or places with high humidity 2 2 2 2 2STORAGE Leaving the print paper in contact w...

Page 16: ...ss the input signal is changed it is not necessary to select the input signal every time 1 1 1 1 1Press MENU button MAIN MENU is displayed 2 2 2 2 2Press button to select INPUT 3 3 3 3 3Press button to select VIDEO or S VIDEO 4 4 4 4 4 Press SET button SAVE PRG 1 2 3 CANCEL is selected This menu lets you select a program memory 1 3 to store your new settings PROG MENU CLEAR STOP SET COLOR FIELD AD...

Page 17: ...Unless the ink sheet size is changed it is not necessary to select the print size every time 1 1 1 1 1Press MENU button and MAIN MENU is displayed 2 2 2 2 2Press button to select LAYOUT 3 3 3 3 3Press button LAYOUT is displayed Normally MODE is selected when opening LAYOUT When other item is selected press or button to select MODE 4 4 4 4 4Press button to select MODE AUTO or S Select AUTO for norm...

Page 18: ...ogram is replaced In case of keeping the stored program do not select the user memory number in which the setting is stored When CANCEL is selected the settings are not memorized 7 7 7 7 7Press SET button The source image is displayed The print size setting is completed MAIN MENU INPUT VIDEO S VIDEO COLOR ADJ LAYOUT PRINT COMMENT MEMORY POSITION SAVE PRG 1 2 3 CANCEL MAIN MENU INPUT VIDEO S VIDEO ...

Page 19: ...ng MEMORY PAGE button repeatedly will sequence through and allow viewing of all memorized images An image can be stored into memory while printing but not in the memory currently being printed 2 2 2 2 2MEMORIZING AND PRINTING AN IMAGE 1 1 1 1 1Display the image which you wish to print 2 2 2 2 2Press MONITOR button When memorizing the image on a memory page other than page 1 press MEMORY PAGE butto...

Page 20: ...MPLE OFF 2 2s 4 16 1 2 1 1 2 3 4 MULTI 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 3 pages 6 pages 1 pages 2 pages 1 pages 2 pages 1 pages 2 pages MODE PHOTO1 FRAME FIELD PRINT EXAMPLE CARD 3 x 4 5 x 5 3x3 5 2 1 1 2 3 4 MULTI 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 3 pages 6 pages 3 pages 6 pages 3 pages 6 pages 3 pages 6 pages 1 2 3 4 5 6 MODE SAME Multi printing the same images FRAME FIELD PRINT EXAMP...

Page 21: ... buttons 2 2 2 2 2Press PRINT button The number of prints you set is printed During continuous printing except for selecting C the set number will be counted down every time one sheet is printed When printing is completed the counter will be reset to the original set number This will not reset when turning off the power It will not be reset to 1 If you wish to stop printing Press PRINT Q ty and bu...

Page 22: ... 28 29 MULTI PRINT MULTI PRINT is the function which 2 4 or 16 images can be printed on a sheet Use LAYOUT of MAIN MENU for setting For the setting refer to pages 32 33 For PHOTO1 setting refer to PHOTO PRINTS on page 24 2 2s 4 16 S size prints L size prints MODE SAME DIFF MODE DIFF When setting IMAGES to 2 2s 2 images are available to be stored in each FRAME Page A or each FIELD1 2 Page A MODE DI...

Page 23: ...Y PAGE button to select the memory page Press button to determine the position to store the image The image is stored in the selected memory page The position number where the image can be stored is indicated in green 2 2 2 2 2WHEN SETTING TO MODE SAME IMAGES 4 Only one image will be displayed on the monitor screen 1 1 1 1 1Press DISPLAY button to display the set condition 2 2 2 2 2Press MONITOR b...

Page 24: ... SIZE in LAYOUT menu When the images of different size are stored in one page the margin is determined according to the largest width of the image in the page PHOTO PRINTS PHOTO print is a function to print the images on the photo size 3 x 4 cm 5 x 5 cm 3 x 3 5 cm and CARD size 2 x 1 5 cm CARD size print is suited to stick on a business card Use LAYOUT of MAIN MENU for setting Refer to page 32 for...

Page 25: ...nction Description 1 Ground Earth 2 MEMORY Memory When the signal becomes LOW from HIGH the image is stored in memory When the signal has been LOW for 60ms or more the image is stored in memory See page 41 43 3 BUSY1 Refer to the BUSY LEVELsetting of REMOTE SET in SERVICE MENU See page 43 When the signal from BUSY terminal is received with TTL level keep the following IOL 2mA or less IOH 1mA or le...

Page 26: ... BUSY LEVEL setting of REMOTE SET in SERVICE MENU See page 43 5 PRINT When the signal becomes LOW from HIGH the image is stored in memory When the signal has been LOW for 60ms or more the image is stored in memory 6 REMOTE The same functions as the supplied remote control can be controlled 7 Unused 8 DC3V Power supply for the remote control DC 1mA Max When the signal from BUSY terminal is received...

Page 27: ...on 03 button 04 button 08 PRINT Q ty button 09 0A MENU button 0B CLEAR button 0C PRINT Q ty button 0D 0E SET button 0F STOP button 12 PROGRAM button 13 PRINT button 15 FIELD FRAME button 16 COLOR ADJ button 17 MEMORY button 18 DISPLAY button 1C MEMORY PAGE button 1D MONITOR button In case of the codes with mark 5 words are sent 2 2 2 2 2TIMING CHART Input signal level TTL Input timing 1 word 38 4 ...

Page 28: ...ERVICE MENU without saving the setting press MENU button MENU 1 Displays only when MULTI ON 2 2 When selecting MODE DIFF IMAGES 2 2S 4 16 are available When selecting MODE PHOTO1 IMAGES card 3 4 5 5 3 3 5 are available MAIN MENU INPUT VIDEO S VIDEO COLOR ADJ LAYOUT PRINT COMMENT MEMORY POSITION SAVE PRG 1 2 3 CANCEL COLOR ADJ SELECT COLOR B W BRT 0 CONT 0 R SUB 0 C R G SUB 0 M G B SUB 0 Y B CENTER...

Page 29: ...ELECT R G B Hi 0 Mid 0 Low 0 POINT 64 128 192 LAYOUT2 PRN V AREA L2 ONLY 0 10 10 SEPARATE OFF ON MARGIN CUT OFF ON INPUT FIELD NOR REV AFC OFF ON AGC OFF ON DCF OFF ON OUTPUT MONI R SUB 0 MONI B SUB 0 MEMORY SYNC EXT INT KEY SET KEY LOCK OFF ON MEM PRN OFF ON R1 R2 MEM STOP OFF PART PAGE MEM MONI OFF ON KEEP MONI OFF ON AUTO CLEAR OFF MEM AFTER PRN CLEAR KEY PART PAGE ALL REMOTE SET BUSY LEVEL LOW...

Page 30: ...ove settings in 1 of 3 user memories OPERATING MAIN MENU Use buttons on the remote control unit to display MAIN MENU and select and set functions 1 1 1 1 1Press MENU button to display MAIN MENU 2 2 2 2 2Select your desired item by pressing or 3 3 3 3 3Press button to open a sub menu 4 4 4 4 4Select an item you wish to adjust by pressing or MAIN MENU INPUT VIDEO S VIDEO COLOR ADJ LAYOUT PRINT COMME...

Page 31: ...hen selecting PRG1 to set 1 is chosen When memorizing in a different program memory number select the number of the program As the program is replaced it is recommended that the previous program number is not selected in the step 7 The memorized program will be selected by pressing PROG button so that you can adjust the program as you wish However you cannot change the setting of selected program ...

Page 32: ... the print paper AUTO L size ink sheet When S size ink sheet is installed S size is automatically set S S size ink sheet or S size printing with L size ink sheet MULTI Selects ON or OFF for 2 4 6 or 16 images on a sheet OFF Multi image print is not available 1 image mode ON Multi image print is available MODE Selects print mode SAME Prints images of the same scenes on a sheet DIFF Different Prints...

Page 33: ...as TOP BOTTOM LEFT and RIGHT These levels become the changing base TOP BOTTOM LEFT RIGHT Sets the printing area of the image Adjust the size with or button TOP Shifts the upper end of the image setting area 0 to 63 BOTTOM Shifts the lower end of the image setting area 0 to 63 LEFT Shifts the left end of the image setting area 0 to 63 RIGHT Shifts the right end of the image setting area 0 to 63 NOT...

Page 34: ... softens the contour of image S SOFT Softens the contour N NORMAL Does not perform APT H1 HARD 1 Reinforces the contour H2 HARD 2 Reinforces more the contour DIR Print direction Selects printing direction The left and right margin sizes will be different on L size paper NOR The margin is made on the lower position REV The margin is made on the upper position MIRROR Selects the mirror left right in...

Page 35: ...NCEL Select CANCEL and press SET button go back to the previous comment which has been memorized SAVE Select SAVE and press SET button to memorize the comment 2 2 2 2 2 MAKING A COMMENT 1Select ON with button and press SET button The comment editing display appears 2Choose LEFT or RIGHT with buttons and move the cursor 3Move the cursor to the character table with buttons Then select a desired lett...

Page 36: ...be moved horizontally by changing the setting number Setting area 8 8 Setting below 11 may cause disabilities of memory or switching memory display and monitor display during printing V POSI Changes the vertical start position of input signal The whole data image can be moved vertically by changing the setting number Setting area 10 0 Setting below 11 may cause disabilities of memory or switching ...

Page 37: ...ess or button to select an item or change value 7 7 7 7 7Press SET button SERVICE MENU is displayed SAVE PRG 1 2 3 CANCEL is selected This menu lets you select a program memory 1 3 to store your new settings 8 8 8 8 8Press or button to select the program memory numbers of 1 2 or 3 to store the setting The program is replaced In case of keeping the stored program do not select the program memory nu...

Page 38: ...emains of ink sheet on the monitor If a paper jam occurs the remains of the ink sheet may be different from the indication on the monitor ERROR SCREEN Selects displaying the error on the monitor OFF When DISPLAY off is selected the error is not displayed on the monitor ON Even if DISPLAY off is selected the error is displayed on the monitor AUTO FEED CUT Selects automatically feeding and cutting t...

Page 39: ...by selected point POINT Hi Mid Low Selects the point to adjust the colour depth EXAMPLE Pointing lighter colour much lighter Set the setting level for POINT Hi and Hi higher NOTE It takes time to set the gamma value by CPU Wait until the normal display is shown after pressing SET button LAYOUT2 Layout setting display 2 PRN V AREA Adjusts the vertical position of memory image Setting area 10 10 adj...

Page 40: ...R will be reset to centre value INPUT Input signal setting display Set this menu before memorizing image FIELD The odd and even field lines will be reversed depending on the input interlaced signal Printing image is not clear so that the odd and even field lines may be reversed depend ing on the input interlaced signal In this case FIELD is set to REV The image disorder cannot be seen in monitor d...

Page 41: ...elects Sync input signal and displays memory image Selecting Sync output signal may not display monitor image correctly depending on the connection In this case set SYNC to INT KEY SET Button function setting display KEY LOCK Makes the function on the remote control unit buttons invalid OFF All buttons on the remote control unit are available ON The function on the remote control unit buttons exce...

Page 42: ...indicating it before printing Displays the memory image after starting printing when indicating it before printing AUTO CLEAR OFF The printed memory image is not cleared MEM When MULTI is set to ON the memory image is cleared after memorizing on the printed memory page again AFTER PRN The printed memory image is cleared after completing printing CLEAR KEY PART Pressing CLEAR button on the remote c...

Page 43: ...y BUSY LEVEL Selects when the BUSY signal of the remote terminals 1 and 2 output on the rear panel LOW The VCP cannot accept the remote input signal when the signal is LOW HIGH The VCP cannot accept the remote input signal when the signal is HIGH The default setting is HIGH BUSY 1 2 SELECT Selects when the BUSY signal of the remote terminals 1 and 2 output on the rear panel PRINTING Outputs BUSY s...

Page 44: ...ting the continuous printing is carried out after the error message goes off Note 3 This is an operation for initialization Make sure to press the MONITOR button first If MEMORY button is pressed first a new image will be stored in memory erasing any previously stored image Other messages Messages PUSH FEED CUT MECHA INITIALIZE PRINT STOP Causes and countermeasures Indicated when the power is turn...

Page 45: ...of INCREMENT OFF or AUTO CLEAR OFF Store the image in the memory after pressing the CLEAR button on the remote control unit According to the setting conditions the image can be stored in the memory by setting INCREMENT to PAGE AUTO CLEAR to AFTER PRN or pressing the PRINT button Is the memory full in the status of MEM STOP ON Press CLEAR button on the remote control unit and store the image again ...

Page 46: ...stored in Refer to page 41 the memory and the printed image The set comments do not appear on the Is the COMMENT set to OFF print paper Set COMMENT to ON Refer to page 35 Is the comment inputted Input the comment on the menu Refer to pages 35 36 Wired remote control unit cannot be operated Is the plug of the remote control unit disconnected from its terminal on the unit Connect the plug of the rem...

Page 47: ... the print paper 6 6 6 6 6Install the print paper Refer to pages 12 13 NOTE To feed the print paper press MEMORY button while pressing MONITOR button When carrying out this procedure make sure to press MONITOR button first If MEMORY button is pressed first a new image will be stored in memory and the previously memorized image will be erased When using the remain warning functions except SERVICE M...

Page 48: ...ipe the ink sheet sensor reflection plate Clean the metal reflection plate Wipe with tissue paper etc which is soaked in a small amount of alcohol carefully 5 5 5 5 5 Wipe the head Cleaning the part under the thermal head which develops heat Wipe the head cleaning part carefully with tissue paper etc which is soaked in a small amount of alcohol NOTE Do not damage the thermal head When the symptom ...

Page 49: ... terminal Output terminal Composite video 1 BNC type connectors S VIDEO 1 S VIDEO terminal Input Output terminal Remote terminal Mini Din 8 pin stereo mini jack Input frequency H frequency 15 75 kHz V frequency 50 Hz Power supply AC 220V 240V 50Hz Power consumption 1 2A AC220V 240V 50Hz during printing 0 3A when not printing Installation conditions Temperature 5 C 40 C 41 F 104 F Humidity 20 80 No...

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