Olympus OEP-3, Service Manual

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OEP-3 V1 (UC)
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Introduction
Location and Function of Parts and Controls (Continued)
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NTSC/PAL (NTSC/PAL TV) selector (80, 81)
Set this selector according to the TV system of
the input signal. If you change this setting, turn the printer power off, then back on again.
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REMOTE 1 connector (special mini
jack) (82)
Used to connect the MAJ-898 Remote Control
Unit (supplied) to be used as a wired remote control unit.
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REMOTE 2 connector (stereo mini
jack) (82)
Used to connect the RM-91 Remote Control
Unit (provided by Sony Corporation), or the FS-36 Foot Switch (provided by Sony Corporation).
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REMOTE 3 connector (D-SUB 9-pin)
(82) Used to connect the FS-30 Foot Switch (provided by Sony Corporation). Or input remote control pulse signals for automatic printing.
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RS-232C connector (82) Used to connect the computer to control the printer. For details, contact your Olympus representative or the nearest Olympus service center.
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AC IN connector
Used to connect the printer to a wall outlet with the supplied power cord.
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OUTPUT connectors (81)
Used to connect the video monitor. Refer to
“Important safeguards/notices for use
in the medical environments
” on page 2.
When The NTSC system video equipment is connected. The PAL system video equipment is connected.
Selector position NTSC PAL
Connector S-VIDEO VIDEO RGB SYNC
COLOR : 200
Q1 A 4F:1
S
Q1
A
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F
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Regular screen
Comparing the Printer
Windo
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y with the
Video
Monitor Display
You can operate the printer using either the printer window display or the video
monitor display. The printer window display has a narrower display range and show only a limited number of characters. Use whichever method you prefer.
Connectable equipment Video monitor with Y/C separated input connector. Video monitor with composite video signal input connector Video monitor with RGB/SYNC input connectors.
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Introduction
Q1 A 16: 9
S
C Q1 A 16: 9
S
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C (Caption) display section C is displayed in white when the printer is set to print a caption.
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Message display section Messages are displayed.
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Ink ribbon type and remaining amount of ink ribbon display section Displays the ink ribbon type and the remaining amount of ribbon (indicates the number of printouts that can still be made with the ribbon) when the ribbon remaining display function is set to ON.
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S or M (image type) display section Indicates the type of image being displayed on the monitor screen. S (Source): The image from the input signal source is displayed on the screen. M (Memory): The image stored in memory is displayed on the screen.
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Printer operation mode display section Indicates the printer application mode (STANDARD or DUPLICATE) or type of printouts such as multiple reduced images. Examples:
1:
Indicates that full-size image and the
STANDARD mode are selected. 4:
Indicates that four-reduced images and the
STANDARD mode are selected 16F:
Indicates that 16-reduced images with
white borders and the STANDARD mode are selected. When SEPARATE (image with white borders) is set to ON on the LAYOUT SETUP menu, F is attached. DUP1:
Indicates that full-size image and the
DUPLICATE mode are selected. DUP4:
Indicates that four-reduced images
and the DUPLICATE mode are selected.
a:
Indicates the type of printout
b:
Indicates the position where the cursor is currently placed and where an image will be captured.
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Memory page display section Indicates the currently selected memory page. While the image in the memory page is being printed, the memory page indication blinks in green. The memory page whose memory image is queued to be printed blinks in white.
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Q (print quantity) display Indicates the number of copies to be printed. This item blinks while the printer is busy.
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Printer setting status display section The corresponding currently selected status is displayed when one of the LOAD USER, LOAD COLOR, MULTI PICTURE, PRINT QTY, INPUT SELECT, MEMORY FRM/ FLD, DISPLAY, RIBBON REMAIN or CAPTION ON/OFF buttons is pressed.
Monitor Display
There are two types of display: a regular screen display and a menu screen display. The two types of display are explained using the monitor display.
Regular screen display
When you first turn on the printer, the regular screen message appears.