Sony FilmStation UP-DF550, Руководство пользователя

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Loading Film Sheets
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The LCD displays the size and remaining amounts of
film sheets loaded in both trays. The remaining film
confirmation indicator lights in green.
When the film sheets loaded in either film tray 1
or film tray 2 have been used up:
On the row corresponding to the tray where film sheets
have been used up, the message “SET FILM” is
displayed. The remaining film confirmation indicator
lights in yellow.
When the film sheets loaded in both trays have
been used up:
The message “SET FILM” is displayed on both rows.
The remaining film confirmation indicator goes off and
the ALARM indicator lights in orange.
Notes
• Hold the film using the damp-proof bag. Do not touch
the film directly. Dust, finger prints, or sweat are likely
to cause unsatisfactory printing.
• Hold both sides of the film tray and tray cover tightly
when handling the film tray.
Loading film sheets
Proceed as follows to load film sheets.
We will explain how to load film sheets using film tray
1 as an example. Load film sheets in the lower tray in the
same way as you do for the upper tray.
1
Push the EJECT TRAY button for film tray 1 on the
front panel.
Film tray 1 is partially ejected.
Notes
• You can replace film sheets without pulling out
the film tray completely out. However, if you
want to pull out it completely, hold both sides of
the film tray and film tray cover firmly.
• The film tray can not be ejected when the covers
are open.
• Even when film sheets have run out in the middle
of continuous printing, you can load new film
sheets in the vacant film tray. (See page 25.)
When you use the unit for the first time:
Be sure to remove the packing materials put inside
the film tray at the factory. If not, an error will occur
when you try to print.
2
Open the film tray cover by putting your fingers in
the grooves on both sides of the film tray, and
pulling it upward in the direction of the arrow.
Push the EJECT TRAY
button for film tray 1.
Pull it upward in the direction of the arrow,
putting your fingers in the grooves.