Kodak 2400DSV manuel d'utilisation

2400DSV Service Manual ___________________________________________________________________[...]

i 1 PREFACE This Serv ice Man ual expl ains the M icrofilm Scanner a lready pu t on the market . It is hop ed tha t this Servi ce Manu al will help to pro vide for m ore effe ctive machin e mainte nance in the fie ld there by ensu ring op timum m achine perf orman ce. All inform ation in this Man ual is s ubject to chang e withou t prior noti ce. T[...]

Con ten ts ii Contents 1 Safety Precautions for Inspection a nd Service 1.1 WARNING.................. ................ ............ ................ ............ ........... ......... 1 1.2 CAUTION ............. ........... ........... ................. ........... ................. ............ ... 4 1.3 Other Precauti ons ............... ........[...]

Con ten ts iii 3.10Expl anation o f Control Panel ...... ................. ........... ............ .............. 2 6 3.10.1 Control Pane l (Basic) .......... ........... ........... ................. ........... ......... 26 3.10.2 Control Panel (Shift Function) ......................... ........... ........... ......... 33 3.11Ima ge Processin g[...]

Con ten ts iv 5.1.1 Precaut ions for Di sassemb ly and Cl eaning ................. ........... ....... 59 5.2 Handling o f P.W.Boards ................ ........... ........... ................. ............ . 60 5.2.1 Precaut ions r egarding tra nspor tation and storag e ....................... . 6 0 5.2.2 Precaution s when replacing PWBs ...... ...[...]

Con ten ts v 6.5.3 S3: Auto Project ion Lamp OFF ....................... ........... ........... ......... 85 6.5.4 S4: Coin Vender / Foot Switch Setting....................... ........... ......... 85 6.5.5 S5: Fin e Mode Set ting ........ ........... ................. ........... ................. ... 86 6.5.6 S6: Paper Tray f eed size (MSP 300 0[...]

Con ten ts vi 6.9.4 b4: Prism rota tion operat ion ch eck ............. ........... ................. ..... 103 6.9.5 b5: Single sc an operat ion chec k ..... ................ ............ ........... ..... 10 3 6.9.6 b6: Shading Cor rection.................... ................ ............ ................ 104 6.9.7 b7: Tes t Print Func tion .....[...]

Safety Preca utions for Ins pection and Servic e 1 1 1 Safety Precautions for Inspe ction and Service When per forming insp ection an d servic e procedu res, ob serve the follow ing preca utions to prevent a ccidents and ensu re utm ost safety . *Depend ing o n the mod el, s ome of th e prec aution s given in the fol lowing do not a pply. Differe n[...]

1 Safety Prec autions for Ins pection a nd Service 2 2. Be fore sta rting the p rocedu res, be s ure to unpl ug the power co rd. 3. Use t he spec ifie d part s. 4. H andle th e power c ord with ca re and never use a mul tiple so cket. 5. Be carefu l about the high- voltage p arts. 6. D o not ke ep you r hands w et when performin g the p rocedures .[...]

Safety Preca utions for Ins pection and Servic e 1 3 7. D o not touch a high-temper atur e part. 8. M ake a grou nd co nnection at all times (Thi s item may no t be ef fect ed in US A). 9. D o not remodel the produ ct. 10. Restore al l parts an d harne sses to their origi nal po sitions. • A par t mark ed with th e symbo l sho wn on the le ft and[...]

1 Safety Prec autions for Ins pection a nd Service 4 1.2 CAUTION 1. Prec auti ons fo r Servi ce Jo bs 2. Prec auti ons fo r Ser vici ng wi th Cove rs and Part s Rem oved • A toothed w ash er and spring w asher , if used origina lly , must be reins talled . Omitti ng them ma y result in c ontact f ailure which could cause a n electric s hoc k or f[...]

Safety Preca utions for Ins pection and Servic e 1 5 3. Pre cautions for Workin g Environm ent 4. Pre cautions for Hand ling Batteri es 5. Pre cautions for Laser Be am (Produc ts Employ ing Lase r Only) . • The product m ust be place d on a fla t, le v el surf ace th at is stab le an d secure . • Ne v er pl ace this product or its parts on an u[...]

1 Safety Prec autions for Ins pection a nd Service 6 1.3 Other P recaut ions • T o reassemb le the product, re verse th e order of disassemb ly unless othe rwise specifi ed. • While the pro duct is e nergiz ed, do no t unplu g or plug c onnectors into the circui t boards or harnesses. • The m agnet roller ge nera tes a strong m agnetic field [...]

Safety Preca utions for Ins pection and Servic e 1 7 1.4 Used Batt eries Prec autions (ALL Areas) CAUTION Dang er of explos ion if bat tery is in corr ectly repl aced . Repla ce only wi th the same or e quiva lent ty pe recom mended by the manuf actur er. Disp ose o f used batt eri es acco rdin g to the man ufac tur er ’ s in stru ctions. (Ger ma[...]

2 Installat ion 8 2 Installation 2.1 Installation Environment To ensu re safe ty and utm ost p erformanc e of the mach ine, the m achine should not be used in a place. 1. Wher e it w ill be subj ect to extr emely h igh or low t emper atur e or humid ity. 2. Wh ich i s exposed t o direc t sunlig ht. 3. Which is in the di rect air st ream o f an ai r[...]

Installati on 2 9 2.3 Installing The Power Supply 1. D o not plug the Power Cord int o a power outlet via an ex tension cord supply ing elec tricity to more th an one un it. 2. D o not co nnect the machi ne to a power outle t used for other equipm ent or appliance s. 3. M ore tha n one appl iance connect ed to a singl e outlet c ould cau se a drop [...]

3 General I nformat ion 10 3 General Informatio n 3.1 Speci ficat ions 3.1.1 MS 6000 Specifica tions Type: Desk-To p Type M icrofilm S canne r Type of Film: Microfiche, Aperture Car d, Jacket, Roll Films (1 6 mm, 35 mm), 16mm C artridge F ilm bot h Positive a nd Nega tive Magnificatio n: Single Le ns......... 7. 5X Zoom Le ns......... 9X -16X, 13X-[...]

General In formation 3 11 Standa rd Accesso ries Power C ord, P rinter Cabl e, Opera tor’s Ma nual Options: Lenses, Prism Unit, Fi che Carrier 5, Universal Carrier UC-2, Ro ll Film Carrier 9B, Roll Film Carrier 15A/15M, Roll Film Carrier 21, MARS Co ntroller 4, MAR S Mini C ontroll er 2, Man ual Fr ame Masking Kit, Count er Kit, F oot Swit ch Kit[...]

3 General I nformat ion 12 3.1.2 MS 6000 & MSP300 0 Printer Sys tem 3.1.3 MS 6000 & MSP200 0 Printer Sys tem Specifica tions Type: Microfilm Scanner Printer System Printi ng Method: Laser Elec trostati c Resolutio n: 400, 600 dpi Print Size: 8-1/2" × 11" (or A4) Crosswi se, 11" × 17" (or A3) Le ngthwise 8-1/2" × [...]

General In formation 3 13 3.2 System Configuration -Sin gle Le ns - Zoom Lens 9-16X 13-27X 23-5 0X 7.5X Projection Lens Scanner RFC-15M RFC-15A Film C arrier A uto R etrie v al Co ntroller FC-5 UC-2 RFC -21 RFC-9B MARS C-4 MARS MINI 2[...]

3 General I nformat ion 14 3.3 Connection Mode This Sc anner is a vailable in the follow ing confi guratio ns. 3.3. 1 P R Mode (Scan ner + Pri nter) The Scan ner is connecte d to a dedicate d printe r, allow ing scan ned images to be prin ted ou t directly . Each sc anner is desig ned excl usively for us e with it s respec tive Printe r. 3.3.2 PC M[...]

General In formation 3 15 3.4 Parts Ide ntification 1. Screen 2. Cont rol P anel 3. O ption Inte rface Co nnector (option) 4. Fus e Hol der 5. Power Cord Socket 6. Pri nter Conn ector 7. SC SI Connect or 8. Powe r Switch 9. Proj ecti on Uni t 10. Ima ge Ro tati on Kno b 11. Fiche Carrier 5 (option) 12. Brig htne ss Sel ect Le ver 13. Projectio n Le[...]

3 General I nformat ion 16 3.5 Component Layout 13 4 5 6 7 8 91 0 2 1. 1s t Reader Path Mirror 2. 2n d Reade r Path Mirror 3. 2n d Scan Path Mirror 4. Screen 5. 1s t Scan Path Mirror 6. Scan Ta ble 7. Proj ecti on Le ns 8. Proj ecti on Lamp 9. 3 rd Scan Path Mirror 10. CCD Assy[...]

General In formation 3 17 3.6 Electrical Components Layout PU1 PU2 M1 M2 M3 M4 S1 S201 TS1 LA1 F1 PC3 PC4 PC1 PC2 PWB-G PWB-C PWB-SS PWB- BB PWB-T L1 PWB-A PWB-EE PWB-J[...]

3 General I nformat ion 18 Symbol Name F1 Fuse L1 Filter Coil LA1 P rojection Lamp M1 Scan Mo tor M2 Scan Ta ble Mo tor M3 Power Unit Cooling Fan Motor M4 Projecti on Lamp Cooli ng Fan M otor PC1 Imag e Lea ding -Edg e Posi tion Sens or PC2 Scan Mirror Position Senso r PC3 Reader P osition Se nsor PC4 Scan Position Sensor PU1 Main Power Unit PU2 P [...]

General In formation 3 19 Symbol Name CNT1 Total Coun ter M5 Auto Image Rotation M otor PU3 Op tion Power Unit (for RFC-21) PWB-D Option I/F Board (for RFC-15A/M, UC-2 , MARS) PWB-F Option I/F Board (for RFC-21, UC- 2, MARS) PWB-X Manual Maski ng Board PWB-Y Manual Maski ng Board VR1 Auto Image Rotation V olume *CNT1, PU3, PWB-D, PWB- F, PWB-X, PWB[...]

3 General I nformat ion 20 3.7 Electrical Parts Function Symbol Name Fun ction CNT1 Total Counter Coun ts the num ber of prin ts. F1 Fu se Power F use 100/1 20V A rea : 250V , 10A 220-24 0V Area: 250V, 6. 3A L1 Filter Coil Power-supply noise filter LA1 Projectio n Lamp The so urce of the light for proje cting the fi lm image M1 Scan Motor The m oto[...]

General In formation 3 21 CNT1, PU3, PWB-D, PWB-F , PWB-J, PWB-SS, PWB- X, PWB-Y: Option PWB-G Scan T able Con necting Board Connects the S can Tabl e Sectio n and Main Harness of the mac hine. PWB- J Graysca le Me mory B oard PC Mode : Memory used when image is read with Grayscale. PR Mode: Memory us ed when image is read by print reserve function[...]

3 General I nformat ion 22 3.8 Connectors Layout CN1 3P CN2 2P CN3 2P CN4 4P CN5 2P CN6 2P CN7 3P CN8 2P CN1 0 3P CN1 1 6P CN1 2 12P CN1 5 3P CN1 7 5P CN1 8 3P CN1 9 2P CN2 1 4P CN4 0 6P CN4 1 3P CN42 3P CN43 6P PJ10 3P PJ11 3P PJ1A 4 P PJ2A 20P PJ3A 10P PJ1BB 3P PJ2BB 20P PJ3BB 10P PJ4BB 24P PJ5BB 32P PJ6BB 60P PJ7BB 26P PJ8BB 30P PJ9BB 18P PJ10BB[...]

General In formation 3 23 CN13 9P CN20 11P CN28 6P CN75 8P CN76 9P CN77 8P CN78 9P PJ1D/F 5P PJ2D/F 13P PJ3F 2P PJ1 X 8P PJ2 X 9P PJ1 Y 8P PJ2 Y 9P[...]

3 General I nformat ion 24 3.9 Elect rical S ervic e Part s on P.W.Boar ds 3.9.1 Main Contr ol Board (PWB-BB ) 3.9. 2 I/F Boar d (P WB- EE) Do not to uch the e lectric parts which has n ot ind icated of this sec tion. NOTE DSW1... For F actor y Use Only (Nor m ally a ll switche s are OF F posi tion .) *Do not chang e to ON position . DSW1 OSC1 OSC2[...]

General In formation 3 25 3.9. 3 I/F Boar d (P WB- SS) 3.9.4 Main Power U nit (PU1) 3.9.5 Projection La mp Regulat or (PU2) 3.9.6 Optional Power Unit (PU3) RSW1 .. For SCSI ID setting RSW1 VR61: F or F actor y use * Do Not T ouch VR62: F or F actor y use * Do Not T ouch VR63: F or F actor y use * Do Not T ouch F1: Fuse A C250V 12A (1 00/120V are a)[...]

3 General I nformat ion 26 3.10 Explanation of Control Panel 3.10.1 Control Panel (Basic) Correction Centering/Fit Masking Print Mode Film Type Darker Auto Lighter Start Auto Photo Fine Text Nega Posi C Auto Manual Resolution Job Recall Zoom + Zoom clr Zoom - PC/PR Shift Auto Skew Output Selection Cassette1 Cassette2 Tray 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7 12 13 14[...]

General In formation 3 27 1. Size Selection Key: Select the paper feeding source acco rding to the form at of the fi lm image that i s being re flected i n the screen. : whe n this lamp is lit : A 90 degree im age rotatio n is perform ed dur- ing pr inting. The imag e on t he sc ree n will be rota ted 90 degrees. C onsequ ently, the screen i mage w[...]

3 General I nformat ion 28 3. Centeri ng/Fit Key : When th is ke y is pre ssed, th e setting rotate s from O FF to the C entering and Fit function s. When Auto M asking, Tri mming, or Ma skin g are set to off, Auto M asking will autom atically be enable d when Center ing is selecte d. Cent erin g: Places a scre en imag e tha t had been s earch ed u[...]

General In formation 3 29 4. Masking Key: When pre ssed, thi s key ro tates f rom OFF to the Auto, Trimmin g or M asking fu nctio ns. Each tim e this key is pressed, selec tion i s swit ched in order of "OFF → Auto Ma sking → Manual T rimming → Manual Mask ing → OFF." Auto Mask ing: The Aut o Maskin g function will omi t the fram [...]

3 General I nformat ion 30 6. Film Type Key: Rotate s betwe en Auto, Nega, an d Posi ea ch tim e the key is p resse d. Auto: The sc anner autom atically determi nes be- tween th e film type opti ons of negati ve or pos- itive fo r print prod uctio n. Nega: Select w hen usi ng negativ e film. D ark and light v alues of the prin t will be re verse d.[...]

General In formation 3 31 11. Mult i-Print Displ ay: Shows the num ber of prints set to be made. Also dis- plays corresp ondin g codes i n the e vent of a m alfunc tion or pap er misfee d. The b linking number in this d isplay indica tes the Sc anner i n operation . 12. Add Toner Indi cator: Blinks when the Imaging Car tridge o r Toner Car tridge o[...]

3 General I nformat ion 32 13. Memory Input Key : To store on e of the f ollowin g func tions in to the memory of the S canne r, first se t one of the function s on C ontrol Panel an d then press th is button with the head of a pen or other dev ice. The next tim e the scanner is turn ed ON, that funct ion will a ppear as a def ault setti ng un til [...]

General In formation 3 33 3.10.2 Control Pa nel (Shift F unction) Correction Centering/Fit Masking Print Mode Film Type Darker Auto Lighter Start Auto Photo Fine Text Nega Posi C Auto Manual Resolution Job Recall Zoom + Zoom clr Zoom - PC/PR Shift Auto Skew Output Selection Cassette1 Cassette2 Tray 1 2 3 4 5 6[...]

3 General I nformat ion 34 1. Lamp Il luminan ce Key : When this key is pressed t ogether with the Shi ft Key, the i llumi nation of the sc reen is ad juste d. When this key is co ntinuo usly pr essed, th e screen is gradual ly darkene d until it is turned OFF. Wh en any key is press ed then , the illum ination returns to the ma ximu m level . 2. R[...]

General In formation 3 35 3.11 Image Process ing Scre en Im age → → → → Print Image Exp lanation Auto Masking The system masks the black bands that run along the edges of the im age. Trimming The system m asks everythin g but the cente r of the im age. The Man ual Fr ame Maskin g Kit (opt ion) is requir ed. Masking The system masks the cent[...]

3 General I nformat ion 36 Auto Format Pr int The machine aut omatica lly determine s the format (p ortrai t or landsca pe) of the image on the Scre en and pr ints it as necessary. Electric al Zoom The s ystem magn ifies the screen imag e accordi ng to the size of paper being used . The range of standa rd magni fication is 1.41X for A3, 1.55 X for [...]

Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 37 4 Mechanical and Electrical 4.1 Illumination M echanism 4.1. 1 Ove rvi ew The I lluminati on Me chanism efficien tly us es the li ght produc ed by the Projectio n Lamp to supply the mo st suitab le am ount of li ght for t he proje ction of the Microf ilm. This amount of li ght is dete rmined by the siz e of the Mic[...]

4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 38 4.1.3 Projection Lamp Vol tage Control Circuit The inte nsity of the lig ht emitte d by the Pro jecti on Lamp i s adjust ed to a level o ptimu m for the i mage density b y con trolling t he vol tage appl ied to the Proje ction Lam p. The expo sure dat a optimum for film imag e densi ty is determ ined throu gh auto [...]

Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 39 4.1.4 Thermostat (TS1 ) To avoi d any of the tr oubles a ccompan ying an e xcessi ve rise i n the temperat ure ins ide the m achine c aused by a failure of the Coolin g Fan to dissip ate he at produce d by th e Projecti on Lamp, there is a The rmostat install ed at t he back o f the Pro jection L amp. When th e amb[...]

4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 40 4.1.5 Conde nser Lens G Overview Not on ly must the amoun t of li ght projec ted ont o the Scree n or CC D remain even d espite c hanges i n the mic rofilm or magnif ication ra tio, bu t also th e light c oming from the Projec tion Lam p must be ef ficien tly conden sed. To accomp lish this, the machine is equ ippe[...]

Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 41 4.1.6 Projection Lens The Proje ction Len s enla rges the i mage of th e Microfi lm and p rojects it onto the Screen or CCD. Each Proj ection Lens c omes in a unit. T he Foc us Ring a nd Zoo m Ring of the Un it are us ed to b ring the i mage on the Sc reen into focus an d enla rge or re duce i t, re spect ivel y. T[...]

4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 42 4.2 Im age R otatio n The Prism U nit is rotated to co rrect any tilt of the image mi crofilm proj ected on the Scre en. 4.2.1 Prism Rotation The Auto Image Rotating Knob is l inked to t he Auto Image Rota ting Variable Resisto r (VR1). Turni ng the Kn ob clockw ise or cou nterclock wise turns th e Auto Imag e Rota[...]

Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 43 4.3 O ptical Sectio n 4.3. 1 Ove rvi ew The bas ic functi on of the O ptical S ection is to project an enlargem ent of the imag e on the mi crofilm on to the Screen w hen in the R eader Mode an d onto the CC D whe n in th e Scan Mode . There is a uniq ue light path fo rmed in ea ch of t hese mod es. The lig ht path[...]

4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 44 4.3.2 Read er Path The Re ader Path i s estab lis hed wh en the Powe r Swit ch is t urned ON and remai ns form ed ex cept d uring a scan mo vement . The ima ge on t he microf ilm is pro jected on to the e ntire ar ea of the Sc reen by mean s of th e two Reader Pat h Mirro rs. The lig ht path between the Projec tion[...]

Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 45 4.3.4 Scan Tab le Driv e Mechani sm The Reade r Path is s witched from the Pr inter Pat h, or vice versa , by moving the Scan Table t o the resp ectiv e positio ns. The Scan Table is driven fro m the Scan Table Drive Moto r (M2). The directio n and speed of r otation of the Sca n Table Drive Mot or (M2) a re contro[...]

4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 46 4.3.5 Scan Mirro r Motion Co ntrol The mot ion of the Scan M irror is co ntrolled b y the Scan Leve r and Shaft as the Sh aft is dri ven by th e Scannin g Motor (M1). The Scan Mirror sc ans the i mage of the micr ofilm at a speed 1 /631.6 of the Scan ning Motor (M 1). Once t he presca n motion is in itiated, th e l[...]

Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 47 4.3.6 Mirror Scan Motor (M1) Control Circuit Drive of the Scan ning Mot or (M1) is con trolled by the sign als whi ch are input to the Mo tor Drive r Board (PW B-T) from the Main Control B oard (PWB-BB). These si gnals determ ine the direction (forwa rd or backwa rd) and spe ed of rotation of the Scan ning Moto r w[...]

4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 48 4.4 CCD Section There are five 960-pixel CCD s ensor chips arranged in a zigzag as illust rated be low. The t otal numb er or pi xels tha t can b e read is 4,800 w ith a res olution o f 400dpi. Readi ng With: 3 04.8 mm o r more Pixe l Size : 63.5 µ m x 63.5 µ m[...]

Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 49 4.5 Image Bus The image d ata read b y the CCD goes through anal og-to-digital conver sion befo re being output. The analog image sig nals output from the CCD are co nvert ed to digit al im age si gnals . The data read by the CCD is proportionat e to the int ensi ty of t he li ght t hat has passed thr ough the film[...]

4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 50 Edge emph asis an d smooth ing are ca rried ou t. • Edge Emph asis (T e xt Imag e) The ou tlin es of chara cter s and fin e li nes are made sharper as they appear on the copy by correcting th e MTF (mo dulation tran sfer func tion) charac terist ics (resolution). *MTF: Mod ulation Tra nsfer F unction • Smoo thi[...]

Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 51 Ser ial -to- paral lel conv ersi on Printer I/F The imag e data is rota ted by 90 degrees a nd converts pixel-by -pixel serial im age data into a co rrespon ding set of pa rall el d ata fo r 8 pix els . Transf ers parallel image data for 8 pixels to the Printer. PWB-EE Printer PWB-BB P ar allel-to -serial con v ers[...]

4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 52 4.6 Auto Masking 4.6. 1 Ove rvie w If a pr int is ma de from an image that is pr ojecte d smalle r than the M arkers on the s creen, the non-im age areas of the film res ult in bla ck bands running around the image on the pri nt. The Auto Mas king Functi on Automatic ally detec ts the non-i mage areas of the f ilm.[...]

Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 53 G Effectiv e Imag e and Effec tive Fr ame * The effect ive image w idth in the ve rtical and hori zontal direc tion mu st be 45 mm or more . G Memor andum Image Maskin g Eff ectiv e I mage Widt h: The imag e is c onsi dere d as a n im age if it e xte nds 45 mm or more . Effective Frame Wid th: The frame is co nside[...]

4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 54 G Memo i mage away from the f rame (A I sland bli p) An isla nd bli p (a blip that p ositions away f rom the image) is not masked ; it is co nside red as a norm al. Screen 10mm or more A[...]

Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 55 4.7 Auto I mage Ske w Correct ion 4.7. 1 Ove rvi ew The CCD Board (PWB-A) dete cts the image which skew on the screen and corre cts a utoma tically a t the ti me of sc an. Correc ts of the s traight ima ge by rot ating the pris m unit by th e auto imag e rotation mo tor (M5). 4.7.2 Requireme nts for Auto Sk ew Corr[...]

4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 56 4.8 Manual Frame Masking The mac hine ma kes a print of the area o f image o n the Scree n defin ed with th e Manual Maskin g Panel s. The pr int area i s defined indep endent ly in the vertical direct ion an d horizon tal di rection. If none i s speci fied, the m achine m akes a normal prin t. Ther e are 4 2 LED s[...]

Mechani cal an d Electric al 4 57 4.9 2 to 1 Printing Function 4.9. 1 Ove rvi ew As shown above , two sc anners, e ach equip ped with the 2- to-1 Print ing Functio n, can be conne cted to a singl e printer whi ch ma nages the print jobs s ent from bo th scann ers. Each sc anner can be se t to print m arks ( ■ or ■■ ) in the top left-hand corn[...]

4 Mechani cal a nd Elec trical 58 4.9.3 Iden tification Ma rks In order t o dist inguish w hich s canner s ent a pr int job, th e scanne rs are equippe d with a n identifi cation M ark Printin g Functio n which ha s the follow ing setti ngs: The p rintable a rea is reduced b y 3 m m on the l eft side a nd the 1.5-mm - wide i dentific ation mark i s[...]

Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 59 5 Disassembly and Cleaning 5.1 Precautions 5.1.1 Precautions for Disassemb ly and Cle aning 1. Bef ore dis assemblin g, alwa ys ma ke sure t he Power Pl ug is unplugg ed. 2. U se only fuses of the indic ated ra ting. 3. Ex cept s pecified occasi on, re-a ssembly have to be carr ied ou t by reversin g the d isassembl[...]

5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 60 5.2 Handling of P.W.Boards 5.2.1 Precau tions regard ing transp ortation an d storage 1. D uring sh ipmen t or when in storag e, new P.W .Board m ust not b e indisc riminatel y remove d from their p rotective bags. 2. D o not store or place thes e P.W.Boa rds in a loc ation expo sed to d irect sunlig ht or in a locat[...]

Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 61 5.3 Mainte nance and Inspec tion 5.3.1 Preventi ve Mainten ance Sch edule Li st 5.3.2 Details of readju stments need ed whe n parts a re replace d Repla cement o f the followi ng parts calls for rech eckin g, readju stmen ts, or resettin g of ce rtain i tems. Follow the corres ponding procedure given below wh enever[...]

5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 62 5.4 Disassembly and Cleaning Procedure 5.4.1 Remov al of the Outer Cov ers 1 Remo ve the tw o scr ews and t hen slide th e Optica l Cover to the re ar side of the ma chine . Then hol ding u p the rear s ide of the Opt ical Co ver and remove it . NO TE: Mirror is fitted to the bac k side of the Optical Cov er . Usin g[...]

Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 63 Only 220 -240V area: Remo ve the m etal plate in the Left Co v er also . 4 Remove the L eft Cover. (1 screw) Only 220 -240V area: Remo ve the m etal plate in the Right Cov er also . 5 Remove t he Pr ojection Unit.[...]

5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 64 6 Remove the Lowe r Left Cover. (2 screws) 7 Remove the Lowe r Right Cover. (2 screws) 8 Remove the R ear Cover. (4 screws)[...]

Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 65 5.4.2 Replac ing of the Projec tion Lamp 1 Slide the Proj ection Lam p Unit out. 2 Remo ve the Pr oject ion La mp from the Lamp Holder. NOTE ➜ Do not touch with bare hand and extremel y hot Projection Lam p immedi ately afte r the mac hine has been turne d OFF. 3 Remo ve the Pr oject ion La mp from the Lamp Socket[...]

5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 66 5 Insert the new Proje ction Lam p all the wa y into the Lamp Holder. 6 Slide the Proj ectio n Unit back int o the mac hine. 5.4.3 Cleani ng of the Pro jection Lamp 1 Wipe all foreig n matter o ff the surface of the Proje ction Lam p with a soft piec e of c loth whi ch has bee n dam pened wi th alcoho l. 5.4.4 Cleani[...]

Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 67 5.4.5 Cleanin g of the each Mirro rs 1 Remove the Opti cal Cover. 2 Wipe cl ean the 1st Reade r Path Mirror with a soft pi ece of cloth. 3 Wipe cl ean the 2nd Rea der Path Mirror with a soft pi ece of cloth. 4 Remove the L eft Cover. (1 screw) Only 220 -240V area: Remo ve the m etal plate in the Left Co v er also .[...]

5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 68 5 Wipe cl ean the 2nd and 3 rd Scan Path Mirro r with a sof t piec e of cloth. 5.4.6 Cleaning of the CCD F ilter 1 Remove the Left Cover. (1 screw) Only 220 -240V a rea: Remo v e the m etal plate in th e Left Co v er als o . 2 Dust off th e surface of the CCD Filter by usin g a blow er brush o r a piec e of so ft cl [...]

Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 69 5.4.7 Remov al of the CCD Assy 1 Remove t he stoppe r from the Right Co ver and th en ope n the Right Cover. (2 Screws) Only 220 -240V area: Remo ve the m etal plate in the Left Co v er also . 2 Remove the L eft Cover. (1 screw) Only 220 -240V area: Remo ve the m etal plate in the Left Co v er also .[...]

5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 70 3 Remove the CCD Assy Lower Plate. (2 screws) 4 Remove th e CCD Assy . (two shoulde r screws, Th ree connec tors) 5 Unplug connector from the CCD Assy. 6 Remove the CCD Assy Cover. (loose n the four screws) NO TE: After the CCD Assy has been mounted , mak e the shadi ng cor- rect ion ( b6) by following the pr o- cedu[...]

Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 71 5.4.8 Removal of the Pow er Unit 1 Remove the Opti cal Cover. (2 screws) 2 Disco nnect the five C onnecto rs o f the Powe r Unit from the machine. NO TE: F or 220 -240V area, dis connect the 2P connec tor of the Coil also . 3 Remove t hree sc rews and t hen remove the Power Unit from the machine.(3 screws) Coil[...]

5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 72 5.4.9 Removal o f the P.W.Boa rds. 1 Remove the Left Cover,Lower Left Cove r and Rear Cover. (Refe r to " Rem oval o f Oute r Cove r".) 2 Open th e Right Cover. Only 220 -240V a rea: Rem ov e the me tal pl ates in the Left and R ight Co v er als o . 3 Remove the CCD Assy Lower Cover. (2 scr ews) 4 Remove th[...]

Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 73 5.4.10 Replacing Sc an Mot or bushing and friction pla te 1 Remove the Opti cal Cover. (2 screws) 2 Tilt the Scan M otor Assy in the directio n of the arrow and, pressin g the sha ft in th e directi on of the arro w, re-move the b ushin g and then peel th e fric tion plate off the Scan Motor Ass y. NO TE: Do not lo [...]

5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 74 2 Remove the Power Unit C over. (3 screws) 3 Repl ace th e Fuse of PU 1. Main P ow er Uni t: PU1 A C250V 12A(1 00/120 V area) A C250V 6.3A(2 20/240V are a) 4 Repl ace th e Fuse of PU 2. Projection Lamp Regulator: PU2 A C125V 5A (100/120V a rea) A C250V 5A (220/240V a rea) 5.4.12 Replacing the Main Fus e 1 Replace wit[...]

Disass embly a nd Cl eaning 5 75 5.4. 13 Exch angi ng th e Osci llat or Chi p When us ing M SP2000 print er, you must ex change th e Oscil lator Chi p (OSC1) on Pr inter I/F Board (PW B-EE) of the Mi crofil m Scanner for the Oscilla tor Chip sup plied w ith MSP200 0 Printer. 1 Remove t he Pr ojection Unit. 2 Remove t he Lower Left Cover. 3 Remove t[...]

5 Disa ssembly and Cl eaning 76 Only 220 -240V a rea: Remo v e the met al plate in the Right Co v er al so . 4 Remove the Shield Cove r (front). 5 Remove the tw o Oscillat or Chips from PWB-EE. 6 Install the Oscilla tor Chip supp lied in to the OSC1 socke t as shown on the illu stratio n 7 Reins tall all t he cov ers. OSC2 OSC1 PWB-EE OSC2 OSC1 PWB[...]

Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 77 6 Function Mo de and Adju stment 6.1 Precautions 1. Al ways un plug con nector s by hold ing the c onnector h ousin g. Pulling on the c able co rd can lea d to pro blems w ith poor c ontact. When unpl ugging connecto rs on the PWBs them selves , always make sure the power is OFF firs t. 2. If it is n ecessa ry to[...]

6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 78 6.3 Function M ode List 6.3.1 S mode (Sett ing Functi on 1) No. Funct ion Setting Contents S1 Auto Reset *d0 d1 ON (60 sec.) OFF S2 Auto Power Save *d0 d1 d2 Disable Enable ( 30 minu te) Enable ( 60 minu te) S3 Auto P roje cti on La mp OFF *d0 d1 d2 Disable Enable ( 30 minu te) Enable ( 60 minu te) S4 Coin Ven[...]

Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 79 6.3.2 y mode (Se tting Function 2) No. Funct ion Setting Contents y1 Not Used *d0 y2 Auto Paper Source Swit ching *d0 d1 Auto Switching Disabling Auto Switching y3 Auto Film Format Select Print d0 d1 Disable Enable y4 Not Used *d0 y5 Me mo Ima ge Ma sking *d0 d1 OFF ON y6 Prescan Op eration *d0 d1 2 tim es 1 tim [...]

6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 80 6.3.3 o mode (Se tting Function 3) No. Funct ion Setting Contents o1 Metric/Inc h Setting d 0 d1 Metri c Inch o2 N-P A uto Exp os ure C oar se Adjustm ent d4 | dC Ligh ter | Darker o3 P-P Auto Exposure Coarse Adjustm ent d4 | dC Ligh ter | Darker o4 Scan S peed Adju stme nt d5 | db Lager | Smaller o5 Adjustm e[...]

Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 81 6.3.4 F mod e (machine o perat ion checks) 6.3.5 b mod e (machine o perat ion checks) No. Funct ion Contents F1 ROM Version Check Displa ys the present RO M version. F2 Tota l Scan C ounter Displays the number of times of total scan . F3 Total Print Cou nter Displays total print number of sheets. F4 Co unter C le[...]

6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 82 6.3.6 About the Fun ction M ode Setting La bel Remov e the T op Co ver by usin g a Sl otted Scre wdriv er. [FUNCT ION MODE SETTING] La bel is attached on the ba ck of the Top cover . When Ma in Cont rol Board (PWB-BB) is exchang ed, it inp uts the setting value o f "FACTO RY" colum n on th e label in[...]

Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 83 6.4 Operation of the Function M ode 6.4.1 Entering the Function M ode 1. Pres s the Ex posu re Mod e Select Ke y, Multi-Print Key and Clear/St op Key on t he con trol panel at the sa me time for two secon ds or mo re. The Mult i-Print Dis play will show "S". 2. Pres s the Mu lti-P rint K ey to select th[...]

6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 84 6.4.3 Execution method in F and b mode (F4, F8 and b6) 1. To perfor m the function , press t he Mode Me mory k ey. 6.4.4 Execution method in S, y and o mode 1. Pres s the Exp osure Mod e Sel ect Key. 2. Th e pres ent se tting val ue is dis playe d on th e displ ay wi ndo w. 3. Pres s the E xposu re Ad justm en[...]

Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 85 6.5 S mode Operations 6.5.1 S1: Auto Re set Setting c hanges m ade to the contro l pane l that are not use d within 60 second s of bei ng input are autom atically cancell ed and th e system rev erts back to the ori ginal se ttings. 6.5. 2 S2: Aut o Pow er Sa ve Turns the Pri nter's fuser O FF if the syste m [...]

6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 86 6.5.5 S5: Fine M ode Setting Select t he func tion in th e fine mode, w hen sele cting Nega pri nt mode on the con trol pan el. 6.5.6 S6: Pap er Tray fee d size (MSP 3000 Prin ter) Determ ines the desired p aper si ze supp lied b y the Paper Tray of the print er. It is pos sible to feed the fol lowing paper si[...]

Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 87 6.5.8 S8: Cycl e print mo de This fun ction automati cally s cans the next i mage foll owing a preset pe riod of time. Images a re set by the us er onto the Carrier Gla ss in bet ween cycles . 6.5.9 S9: Nega Contra st Adjustment Adjusts contrast in the neg ative film use. 6.5.10 SA: Posi Co ntrast Adjus tment Adj[...]

6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 88 6.5.11 Sb: Scan Ta ble Stop Po sition Adjustme nt (Scan Positi on) This a djustm ent is neces sary w hen any of the follow ing sym ptoms o ccurs. * The s top posi tion of the Scan T able sho uld be se t toward t he rear f or sympt om 1 expl ained ab ove an d toward the scree n for sy mptom 2 . 6.5.12 SC: Scan [...]

Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 89 6.5.13 Sd: Auto i mage rotation 9 0 degree rotat ion function When pri nting the A3 (Ledge r) size or B4 (Legal) s ize by 600 dpi, the 90 degrees elect ric image rotatio n is not possible . Select w hether to enable th e 90 de grees im age rota tion with th e pris m when A3 s ize (Ledge r) or the B4 size (L egal)[...]

6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 90 6.6 y mode Operations 6.6.1 y2: Auto Pap er Source Switching Allows you to s pecify t he pape r source w hen sa me si ze paper i s loaded into the both p aper feedi ng tray and paper feeding c assette. 6.6.2 y3: Auto Film Format Selec t Print Selects the funct ion which rotates 90 deg rees and prints a scree n[...]

Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 91 6.6.4 y6: Pres can Operat ion Select the prescan op eration when usi ng an Auto Ma sking and Auto Skew correcti on function. 6.6. 5 y7 : Au to Sk ew Cor rec tion R etai n Determine s wheth er or not to retain the origina l (uncorre cted) skew of a screen image aft er the p rint has been ma de. 6.6.6 yb: Magni fic[...]

6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 92 6.7 o mode Operations 6.7.1 o1: Inch/M etric Sel ect Select t he inch o r metric setting of the mac hine. ) 6.7.2 o2: N-P Aut o Exposure Coarse Adju stment This ad justment is m ade when the imag e density on th e print (sc an) output i n the Auto Ex posure m ode is no t satisfa ctory. This ad justment is nece[...]

Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 93 6.7.3 o3: P-P Auto Exp osure C oarse Adjustm ent This ad justment is ma de when the imag e density on th e print (sc an) output i n the Auto Ex posur e mode is not sati sfactory. This ad justment is neces sary afte r the repla cement o f PWB-A and PWB- BB. 1. Tu rn the Power Swi tch, set th e Auto E xposure M ode[...]

6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 94 6.7.4 o4: Scan Sp eed Adjus tment This op eration is used to match the widt h on th e Screen im age wi th that on the prin t (s can) i mage. This ad justment is nece ssary aft er the re placeme nt of PWB-BB. 1. L oad the Film in the ma chine and make a print (sca n). <Condi tions of print ing/scan ning> [...]

Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 95 6.7.5 o5: Adju stment of the image a rea Lengt hwise Positi on 1. Lo ad the Film in t he mac hine and make a p rint (s can). <Condit ions o f print ing/scan ning> Size: Lett er (A4) Length wise Centerin g:OFF Auto Mask ing:ON 2. Chec k the b lack band w idth of top and botto m on t he prin t (scan) image. 3[...]

6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 96 6.7.6 o6: Adjustm ent of the Top and Bottom Frame Bla ck Band Widt h 1. L oad the Film in the ma chine and make a print. <Condi tions of print ing/scan ning> Size: Let ter (A4) Le ngthwise Centeri ng:OFF Auto Maskin g:ON 2. C heck th e width of the blac k band running arou nd the image area. 3. Refe r to[...]

Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 97 6.7.7 o7: Adjustment of the Right and Left Frame Black Band Wid th 1. Lo ad the Film in t he mac hine and make a p rint (s can). <Condit ions o f print ing/scan ning> Size: Lett er (A4) Length wise Centerin g:OFF Auto Mask ing:ON 2. C heck th e width o f the b lack ban d running arou nd the image area. 3. R[...]

6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 98 6.7.8 o8: Projectio n lamp burn ou t detectio n (L2) setting Select wh ether to de tect L2 when Projectio n Lamp bu rn out. 6.7.9 oA: Host Driv er Setting Set the H ost Drive r which uses at th e PC mode. 6.7.10 ob: Vender/M odel Name Se tting Set the v ender nam e and mod el name displaye d in PC a t the PC m[...]

Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 99 6.8 F mode Operations 6.8. 1 F1: ROM Vers ion Che ck Used when ch ecking t he pres ent ROM versio n of the machine . 1. Set s the f unction m ode “ F1 ” , and press the Start Key. 2. Sho ws the curr ent ROM v ersion nu mber o f the mach ine. [Ex.] ROM Vers ion "25" → "G0" → " 01&q[...]

6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 100 6.8.7 F7: Projectio n Lamp V oltage Adju stment This Adjus tment is ma de to adjust the Project ion Lamp Volt age. This Adj ustme nt is nec essary a fter the replacem ent of the Project ion Lamp Regul ator (PU2). 1. Remove the O ptica l Cove r. 2. R emove the Project ion Unit. 3. In sert th e prove s of a mu [...]

Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 101 6. Ref erring to th e setting proce dure for Fun ction mode, set "F 7". 7. To perform th e adju stment, press th e Start k ey. 8. R otate VR61 on PU2 so that the reading v oltag e on the m ulti- meter be comes DC 21.5±0.2V. 9. Canc el the Funct ion Mode. 10. Chec k the Proje cti on Lamp voltage in rea[...]

6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 102 6.9 b mode Operations 6.9.1 b1: Checki ng the Scan Ta ble Unit F unction This m ode sh ould be u sed to ch eck t he Scan Tab le Unit Function . 1. R eferring t o the setti ng proced ure for F unction m ode, set "b1". 2. Pre ss the Start Ke y to move the Scan Table Unit to the Scan po sition. 3. Pre [...]

Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 103 6.9. 4 b 4: Pr ism ro tati on op erat ion check Checks the rotatio n operatio n (AIR functio n) of a prism. 1. R eferring to the setti ng proced ure for F unction mod e, set "b4 ". 2. Pre ss the Star t Key to per form the 45 degree prism rot ation. (The scre en image rotates 90 degre es. ) 3. Wh eneve [...]

6 Funct ion Mo de an d Adjus tme nt 104 6.9.6 b6: Shading Correct ion This ad justment is nece ssary aft er the re placement o f PWB-A or PW B- BB. 1. Chec ks the surf ace of the 1st to 3r d scan path mirr or an d if d irty cle an it. 2. Pl ace Projec tion Len s TYPE 2 in pos ition an d set a lens zoom ratio of 20X. 3. L oad fil m and bri ng the i [...]

Function M ode and Adjustm ent 6 105 6.9.7 b7: Test Prin t Function The test print o f the printe r can be e xecuted. 1. R eferring to the setti ng proced ure for F unction mod e, set "b7 ". 2. Pres s the St art K ey. 3. Th e foll owing test p rints are outp ut by the printer. 6.9.8 b8: For Factory use For facto ry adj ustme nt. Do no t u[...]

7 Troublesh ooting 106 7 Troub lesho oting 7.1 How to Use This Section 1. If a compon ent on a P.W.Boa rd or any o ther fun ctional unit in cluding motor i s defect ive, t he bookl et onl y instru cts you to rep lace the whole P.W.Boa rd or fun ctional u nit and do es not gi ve trou bleshoot ing procedu re appl icable w ithin the defec tive unit . [...]

Troublesh ooting 7 107 7.2 Malfunction Indicat ions If the ab ove tro uble is d isplaye d, first perform the follow ing works. 1. Tu rns off the power s witch, and unplug the power c ord. 2. Afte r 10 seco nds or more pro gress, plug the power co rd and turns on Power Switch. When a tro uble c annot be c anceled a nd occurri ng frequ ently , it per[...]

7 Troublesh ooting 108 7.3 Malfunction Detect ion Timing 7.3.1 L2: Projecti on Lamp malfunct ion 7.3. 2 C 1: Sc an Un it Dr ive m alfu nct ion 7.3. 3 C 2: Scan Mirro r Dri ve mal funct ion Display Detection Timing L2 When scan begins and th e light of the Projec tion Lamp do es not strike the CCD. Display Detection Timing C1 The Sc an Positi on Sen[...]

Troublesh ooting 7 109 7.3. 4 C 3: Sh adin g Corr ect ion m alfu ncti on 7.3.5 C4: Cooling F an Motor malfu nction 7.3. 6 Cb: Co mmu nica tion Erro r 7.3.7 CL: Printer Clock malfunc tion Displ ay Det ection C3 When du ring sha ding corr ect ion ( b6) th e pr ojec tio n lamp lig ht t o CCD i s fe w unusual ly. Displ ay Det ection Timing C4 A HIGH Co[...]

7 Troublesh ooting 110 7.4 Troubleshooting for malfunction code 7.4.1 L2: Projecti on Lamp malfunct ion 7.4.2 C1: Sca n Unit Drive Malfunction 7.4. 3 C 2: Scan Mirro r Dri ve mal funct ion Check Item Remedy Chec k LA 1. → NG Replace LA 1. ↓ OK The carr ier glass is covere d by a dark colore d piece o f paper o r some oth er thing t hat would pr[...]

Troublesh ooting 7 111 7.4. 4 C 3: Sh adin g Corr ect ion m alfu ncti on 7.4.5 C4: Cooling F an Motor malfu nction 7.4. 6 Cb: Co mmu nica tion Erro r Check Item Remedy Is C3 dis played d uring Fun ction Mo de “ b6 ” execution? → No Replace PWB-BB. Replace CCD Assy(PWB-A). ↓ Yes Perfor ms the func tion mo de (b6) o nce again. (Refers to the [...]

7 Troublesh ooting 112 7.4.7 CL: Printer Clock malfunc tion Check Item Remedy Is CL sh own even whe n powe r is turned O FF, then turned ON a gain? → No OK ↓ Yes Is the ded icated int erface cable used? → No Repl ace the Interface Cabl e. ↓ Yes Checks the conn ection of an inter face cable. → No Reco nnect the Interfa ce Cable. ↓ Yes Co[...]

Troublesh ooting 7 113 7.5 Troubleshooting for malfunction 7.5. 1 No P ower 7.5.2 The Projecti on Lamp does not Ligh t Up Check Item Re medy Has the Power Switch (S1) be en turned O N? → No T urn on th e Powe r Switch (S1). ↓ Yes Has the Power Cord been se curely connected to the ma chine? → No Plug in the power cord. ↓ Yes Has the Power Co[...]

7 Troublesh ooting 114 7.6 Electrical Components Check 7.6.1 LA1: Projectio n Lamp 7.6.2 M3: Power Unit Cooling Fan M otor 7.6.3 M4: Projec tion Lamp Cool ing Fan Moto r 7.6.4 PC1: Image Leading Edge Sensor 7.6. 5 P C2: Sc an Mirr or Po sitio n Sen sor 1 Is the circuit across both ter minals of th e Lamp co nducting when the La mp is removed fr om [...]

Troublesh ooting 7 115 7.6. 6 P C3: Re ade r Posi tio n Sens or 7.6. 7 P C4: Sc an Po siti on Se nsor 7.6.8 PU1: Power Unit 7.6.9 PU2: Projection Lam p Regulator 7.6.10 S1: Power Switch 1 Is the v oltage ac ross PJ8-B 12 on PWB -BB and GN D 0V when the Power ON/OFF Switch is in the O N position and the li ght emitted by the Sens or LED is blocke d?[...]

7 Troublesh ooting 116 7.6. 11 S201: Int erloc k Swit ch 7.6.12 TS1: Ther mostat 1 Is the circuit across COM and NC terminals conducti ng when th e Switch is remo ved from the machin e? → Yes Replace S 201. ↓ No 2 Is the circuit across COM and NC terminals conducti ng when th e Switch Actuator is depressed ? → No Repla ce S201. → Yes OK 1 I[...]

Troublesh ooting 7 117 7.7 Image Troubleshooting The Imag e abno rmalities of the pri nter ref er to the se rvice ma nual o f the print er and perfo rm the Troublesh ooting . Troubl e Remedy Black or blank pri nt • Check t he Proje ction Lam p (LA1) fo r possible discolor ation and b reaks. • Adjust th e Project ion Lamp vo ltage ( F7). • N-P[...]

7 Troublesh ooting 118[...]

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