Kodak 8810 manuale d’uso

KODAK 8810 Photo Printer June 2009 8810 Photo P rinter User’ s Guide[...]

Eastman K odak Co mpany Roc he st er , New Y ork 14 65 0 © Eastman K odak Company , 2009 K odak is a trademark of Eastman K odak Compan y . P /N 4J7045[...]

i Table of Contents 1 Setting Up the Printer Package Contents ..................................... .............................................................. ............ ............................. 1-1 Preparing the Printer for Use ............................................ ...................................................... ........ .[...]

ii T able of Contents Appendix B: Safety and Regulatory Information Important Safety Information ...................... .............................................................. ............... ................... B-1 Safety Labels ............................................................. ...................................................[...]

1-1 1 Setting Up the Printer Package Contents The K OD AK 8810 Photo Print er is packag ed with the follo wing items: 1. Printer 2. Exit tra y (not installed) 3. T rim tra y (not installed) 4. P aper flange with gea r (blue) 5. P aper flange without g ear (red) NO TE: A pow er cor d and USB cable ar e included with some configur ations. 1 3 2 5 4[...]

1-2 Setting Up the Printer Preparing the Printer for Use CAUTION: The printer w eighs approximately 60 lbs (2 7 kg) and is heavier at the front than at the back. Alwa ys use tw o people when lifting or moving the printer . NO TE: K eep the carton and packaging in case you e ver need to tr ansport the printer . 1. Remo ve the tape fr om the top cov [...]

Setting Up th e Printer 1-3 Connecting the Power Cable I f yo u re c ei v ed m o re t h a n o n e p o we r c a bl e w i t h yo u r pr i n t e r , m a ke sure to use the correct power cable for your country . 1. Check th at the power switch is turned of f ( ). CAUTION: Th e power outlet must be gr ounded. An ungrounded outlet can cause fire, electri[...]

1-4 Setting Up the Printer Handling and Storing the Paper and Ribbon F o r the best quality prints, car efully handle and stor e the paper and ribbons. • T o av oid fingerprints, handle the ribbon by the spool ends. Do not touch the ribbon material. Do not touch the glossy side of the paper . • Sto re the pape r an d rib bon s away f rom direc [...]

Setting Up th e Printer 1-5 4. Insert your finger s into the holes in the plasti c wrapper on the end of the ribbon. R emove the plasti c wrapper fr om the ribbon. IMPORT ANT : Do not remo ve the label fr om the ribbon at this time. 5. Push the end of the supply spool without the bar code onto the front spool holder on the right. 6. Insert the lef [...]

1-6 Setting Up the Printer 9 . Push the right side of the tak e-up spool on to the r ear spool holder on the right. 10. Insert the left side of the tak e-up spool onto the spool holder on the left. 11. R otate the tak e-up spool until it locks into plac e. 12. If ther e is any slack in the ribbon, remo ve it b y turning the supply spool. IMPORT ANT[...]

Setting Up the Printer 1-7 4. Align the lugs on the blue flan ge with the no tches in the paper r oll, then insert into the new pa per roll. Insert the r ed flange into the other end of the roll. NO TE: If the paper flanges ar e improperly attached t o the roll, the paper roll will not fit into the printer . 5. Match the colored flanges with the sl[...]

1-8 Setting Up the Printer 7 . Gently close the paper door . NO TE: The ribbon must be loaded in the prin ter ( see page 1-4 ) before the paper automatically lo ads and advances. The printer loads the paper . It then prints a blank sheet —the portion of the roll that may have fingerprints as a result of handling. The printing of this sheet doe s [...]

Setting Up th e Printer 1-9 Making a Test Print Mak e a test print to check that the printer is installed and set up correctly . 1. Pr ess Menu twice until T est Print Mode appears. 2. Press Enter to start printing the test print. F or more information on using th e operator panel in Setup mode, see “Printer Settings” on pag e 2-3 . Menu Enter [...]

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2-1 2 Oper ating the Printer Making Prints Y o u mak e prints using photo printing softwar e applications. F or application-specific printing information, see the user’ s guide or online Help for the softwar e application. Handling and Storing Prints F or best r esults: • Mak e sure hands ar e clean and free of f ood, oil, and grea se. • Stor[...]

2-2 Operating the Printer Operator Panel Buttons Button Use Menu T o enter Setup Mode. Menu scroll T o scroll through printer settings. Setting options scro ll T o scro l l fo rwa rd o r ba ckwa rd t hro ug h setting options. Enter T o initiate an action or accept a chang e. Pap e r Advance To a d v a n c e p a p e r . Pap e r Rewi nd/Clea r T o re[...]

Operating the Printer 2-3 Printer Settings Use the op er ator pane l buttons to re view and chan ge printer settings. 1. Pr ess Menu to enter Setup Mode. 2. Press Menu r epeatedly to scroll through the printer settings. 3. Pr ess + / - to scroll through selections. 4. Press Enter to initiate an action o r accept a change. 5. Pr ess Clear to exit Se[...]

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3-1 3 Maintaining the Printer T o ensure good printer performance and high-quality prints, make sure the K ODAK 8810 Photo Printe r and its environment ar e clean and dust free. Performing Routine Maintenance T o main tain good print quality , clean th e exterior of the printer and the filter openings r egularly (see page 3-2 ) to eliminate dust bu[...]

3-2 Maintaining the Printer Cleaning the Exterior CAUTION: Nev er use abrasiv es or harsh chemicals to clean any part of the printer . Do not allow any foreign object s or liquids to fall or spill inside the printer . F ire or electric shock could result. If any foreign object enters the print er , turn off the printer powe r immediately , remo ve [...]

Maintaining the Printer 3-3 4. Use another clean alcohol pad to wipe the peel roller . Rotate the peel ro ller while wiping to clean all of the r oller surface. 5. Allow the alc ohol to dry completely (about five minutes ) be fo re yo u re su m e p ri nt in g. 6. Close the top co ver . Cleaning the Platen Roller 1. Mak e sure the power s witch is t[...]

3-4 Maintaining the Printer Cleaning the Cleaning Rollers It is essential to keep the cleani ng rollers clean to pr event dirt fr om transferring back onto the prints and to k eep the printer operating c orrectly . 1. Make sur e the power switch is turned off ( ). 2. Carefully open the t op cover . CAUTION: T he thermal head becomes extre mely hot [...]

Maintaining the Printer 3-5 6. Repeat steps 1-3 t o remov e, clean and reins tall the front cleaning r oller . CAUTION: T he thermal head becomes extre mely hot during normal operation. Do not touch it. T here are sharp cutter blades inside the print er . F ollow instructions carefully to a void touching any ar eas that may be hazardous. 7 . Allow [...]

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4-1 4 Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g Problem Description or Cause Possible Solution P aper jam; error light is on, printer does not operate P aper is jammed in the printer Clear the paper jam ( see page 4-3 ). Prints hav e vertical streaks Thermal print head is dirty . Clean the thermal print head ( see page 3-2 ). Prints ha ve streak s made up of sm[...]

4-2 Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g Resolving Operator Panel Status/Error Messages Ref er to the following table to resolve err ors reported on the operat or panel. If the error persist s, contact K O D AK Service and Support. 8810 Photo Printer Power Ready Error Menu Enter Paper Rewind /C lea r Pape r Ad vance Message Description or Cause P ossible S[...]

T roubleshooting 4-3 Clearing a Paper Jam 1. Pr ess the Paper Re wind button twice. 2. Open the paper door . 3. If the paper is not fully rew ound, manually re wind the paper onto the roll. CAUTION: T o prev ent damage to the printer , do not pull abruptly on the paper . 4. Cut off any damag ed or printed areas of the paper . IMPORT ANT : Be car ef[...]

4-4 Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g 2. Car efully open the top cov er . CAUTION: The thermal head bec omes extreme ly hot during normal operation. Do not t ouch it. 3. Remov e the ribbon. 4. Look inside the ribbon compar tment and carefully remov e any pieces of paper . 5. Load the ribbon ( see page 1-4 ). 6. Close the top co ver . 7 . T urn on the pr[...]

A-1 Appendix A: Additional Inf ormation System Requirements • Computer wi th MICROSOFT WINDOW S XP , WINDOWS 2003 Server , WINDO WS VIST A Operating Sy stem • Minimum 1.0 GHz C eleron Micr oprocessor • Minimum memory requir ement is determined by your operating s ystem • Minimum 2 GB of availabl e hard disk space • USB High Speed (2.0) co[...]

A-2 Additional Information Printer Supplies Print Kits Print and media kits c ontain the corr ect paper and ribbon for your printer model. Print and medi a kits are sold separ ately . IMPORT ANT : For best results, r eplace both the paper and ribbon at th e same time. Used ribbon is sa fe for land-fill disposal. Do not recycle used ribbon. * P aper[...]

Additional I nformation A-3 Packing and Transporting the Printer CAUTION: T he printer weighs ap pro ximately 60 lbs (27 . 2 kg ) and is heavier at the fr ont than at the back. Alway s use two people when lifting or moving the printer . Shipping the printer with pa per and ribbon installed can cause damage to the printer . 1. Remo ve the paper and [...]

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B-1 Appendix B: Safety and R egulatory Information Important Safety Information CAUTION: Use of controls or adjustments or performance of proc edures other than those specified in this manual may result in injury and/ or damage to the printer . • The po wer outlet shoul d be easily accessi ble and installed near the printer . • P osition the po[...]

B-2 Safety and Regulat ory Information Safety Labels Please observe the important safety warnings that are posted on the printer . NO TE: This label is posted beneath the trim tr ay . CA UTION HO T SURF ACE CA UTION SHARP OBJECTS The metal edges of the printer CA UTION SHARP CUTTER BLADE Ther e ar e sharp cutter blades inside the printer . Do not i[...]

Safety and R egulatory Information B-3 Regulatory and Safety Compliance Safety Complies with UL 60950- 1 CAN/ CSA C22.2 No. 60950- 1-03 EN 60950- 1 IEC 60950- 1 T ested for Norwegian IT P ower sy stems 2 40V phase to phase Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) NO TE: This equipment has been te sted and f ound to comply with the limits for a Class A d[...]

B-4 Safe ty and Regula tory I nform ation CAUTION: This is a class A pr oduct. In a domestic environment this product may cause r adio interference in which case the user may be r equired to tak e adequate measur es. “Changes or modifications not e xpressly appro ved by the party res ponsible for complianc e could void the user’ s authority to [...]

Safety and R egulatory Information B-5 Noise Emission The oper ator-position noise emission va lu e i s l e ss t ha n 70 d B(A) . * * A ver age value specified in acc ordanc e to JIS Z8731 Disposal This pr oduct contains a small amount of lead in the solder on the cir cuit boards. Di sposal of this material may be regulat ed due to envir onmental c[...]

B-6 Safe ty and Regula tory I nform ation China RoHS Envir onmental Protection Use P eriod (EPUP ) In China, this number indicates the time period (in yea rs) within which any hazar dous substances pr esent in the product ar e not expected to be r eleased such that ther e is risk to human health, pr operty , or the environment. T his value is assig[...]