Konica Minolta MS6000 MKII manual

0820-7732-01 0820-7732-01 C M Y K 2004.6 konicaminolta.com 30mm MS6000 MK II User's Guide[...]

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P-ii SAFET Y INFORMA TIO N This s ection contains detaile d ins tructions on the operatio n and mainten ance of this machin e. To ach ieve opti mum util ity of thi s devic e, all ope rators sho uld carefu lly read and follow the instruc tions in this ma nual. Pleas e keep t his manu al in a handy place n ear the machine . Make s ure you o bserve al[...]

SAFETY INFORMATION P-iii • Do not modify th is produc t, as a fire , ele ctrical shoc k, or bre ak- dow n could result. If t he prod uct emplo ys a lase r , the laser beam source could cause b lindn ess. • Do not a ttempt to re mo ve the co ve rs and pane ls whi ch ha ve been fix ed to th e produ ct. Some p roducts h av e a high-v oltage pa r t[...]

SAFETY INFORMATION P-iv Do no t pla ce a f lower vase or ot her c ontai ner t hat c ont ains wa ter , or metal c lips or o ther sm all metalli c obj ects on th is produc t. Spilled wa ter or meta llic ob jects dro pped ins ide the p roduct could re sult i n a fire, elect ric al shock , or br eakdow n. Should a piece of metal, w ater , or any other [...]

SAFETY INFORMATION P-v • Do not use flam mabl e spra ys, liqu ids, or gase s near this produ ct, as a fire could res ult. • Do not l eav e a t oner unit o r drum unit in a place w ithin eas y reach of ch ildren. Li cki ng or inge sting an y of the se things could i njure yo ur health. • Do not let an y obje ct plug th e v entilatio n hole s o[...]

SAFETY INFORMATION P-vi Precautions f or Routine • Alw ay s use this prod uct in a well v enti lated locati on. Oper ating the produ ct in a po orly ve ntilated room f or an e xtended period o f time could i njure y our heal th. V ent ilate the r oom at regular in tervals . • Whene ver mo ving th is produc t, be sure to d isconne ct the po wer [...]

SAFETY INFORMATION P-vii Do not touch or s cratch the surf ace of the tone r unit d ev eloping roller and t he PC drum, as p oor image quali ty could result. Use the supp lies an d consumab les reco mmend ed by th e dealer . Use of an y sup ply or co nsumab le not recom mended co uld resu lt in poor image q uality a nd brea kdow n.[...]

i Welcome This User’s Guide ex plains how to o perate the unit an d replenish it s supplies. It als o gives some trou bleshootin g tips as we ll as general p recautions t o be observe d when operatin g the unit. To ensure the best performance and effecti ve use of your unit, read this User’s Gu ide carefully until y ou familiarize yourself thor[...]

ii Notes to Op erator s and Key Oper ators The following safety rules should be observed: [1] The un it shou ld be k ept fre e from m oistur e, dirt, d ust an d expo sure to heat an d direc t sun- light a t all time s. [2] Keep hands, hair and cloth ing away from rol lers and ot her moving part s. [3] B efore removing the Projec tion Lamp Unit, co [...]

Notes to Operators a nd Key Operato rs iii Interference-Causing Equipment St andard (ICES-003 ISSUE 3) (For Canada Users) This Class A dig ital appara tus complies wi th Canadian ICES -003. Cet appareil num érique de la classe A est conforme à la no rme NMB-003 du Canada . CE Marking (Declaration of Conformity ) (For European Users) This pro duct[...]

iv Safet y Information (MSP 30 00 P rinter) Laser Safety This print er is a page p rinter which o perates by m eans of a laser. Th ere is no possi bility of danger fro m the laser, pro vided the printe r is operated acc ording to the instruction s provided in this ma nual. Since rad iation emitte d by the laser is comp letely confine d within prote[...]

Safety Information (M SP 3000 Print er) v For Denmark For Finlan d, Sweden ADVARSEL: Usyn lig las erstrål ing v ed åb ning, når si kkerh edsaf brydere er ude af funk- tion. Un dgå udsttelse for stråling. Klasse 1 las er produk t der opfy lder IEC60 825 sikker heds kraven e. VAROITUS!: Laitteen kä yttäminen m uulla kui n tässä käyttöo hje[...]

Safety Information (MS P 3000 Printer) vi For Norway WARNING L ABEL ADVARSEL: Dersum apparatet bru kes på annen måte en n spesif isert i denne bruksa nvis- ning, kan brukere n utset tes for unsy nlig lase rstrålin g som over skrider g rensen fo r laser klasse 1. Dette er en ha lvleder laser. Ma ksimal effeckt ti l laserdiode e r 8.8 × 10 -4 W o[...]

Safety Information (M SP 3000 Print er) vii OZONE RELEASE (For all Users) During printer opera tion, a sm all qua ntity of ozone i s released . This amoun t is not large enough to cause a ny advers e affects or h arm. However, be sure the room where the machine is bein g used ha s adequa te venti lation, e speci ally if yo u are print ing a hi gh v[...]

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1 Conten ts Chapter 1 Safety Notes 1. Installation Precautions ................. ................. ............ ............ 1-2 Installation Site ......... ........... ................. ................. ............ 1-2 Power Source ................. ........... ................. ................. ....... 1 -2 Grounding ..... ................. ..[...]

Contents 2 13. Selecting the Output Format ................... ................. .......... 2-25 Selecting the paper s ource ........ ................. ............ .......... 2-25 Selecting the print form at ........................... ............ .......... 2-26 14. Using Auto Mas king ........ ........... ................. ................. ...[...]

Contents 3 2. Initial Settings ............... ................ ................. ............ ............ 4-4 User Settings on the Contro l Panel ............ ............ ............ 4-4 User Mode ................. ........... ................. ................. ........... . 4-5 Entering and L eaving the User Mod e .............. .............[...]

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1-1 Chapter 1 Safety Not es Chapter 1 This chapter p rovides pre cautions for use, a descriptio n of the op er- ating en vironment a nd conditio ns as well a s instruction s on how to turn the system ON and OFF. Safety Notes[...]

1-2 Safety Not es Chapter 1 1. In stalla tion P recautions Installation Site Placement o f the unit in the environme nt described be low will ensure op timal perfor mance througho ut the long life of service for wh ich it was desig ned.  A well-v entilate d place.  An area whi ch is free from ammonia or ot her organic gases.  A place which[...]

1. In stalla tion Pre cauti ons 1-3 Safety Not es Chapter 1 Spac e Requ iremen ts There shou ld be a cle arance of the fol lowing di mensions bet ween th e wall and the rear of the unit as we ll as it’s righ t and le ft sides to pro vide ample sp ace for the v entilation ports t o dis- sipate h eat. Scanner 503 mm or 19-3/4" 100 mm or 4"[...]

1. Ins tallati on Preca ution s 1-4 Safety Not es Chapter 1 For ease of o peration, mai ntena nce and replen ishment of suppli es, the mini mum clea rance di- agrammed bel ow is required. Ins tall the unit in an area that allows easy acce ss. MSP 30 00 Prin ter Printer 150mm 5-7/8" 150mm 5-7/8" 150mm 5-7/8"[...]

1. In stalla tion Pre cauti ons 1-5 Safety Not es Chapter 1 Operating Environment The environmen tal requirement s for operating the sy stem are as follows: Temper ature: 10 °C to 35 °C (50 °F to 9 5 °F) with a fl uctuati on of 10 °C (18°F) per h our. Humi dity: 15% to 85% w ith a fl uctuat ion of 20% pe r hour. Using the Printer To ensure th[...]

1-6 Safety Not es Chapter 1 2. T urning the Po wer On and Off Turning ON Press the Po we r Switch of the sca nne r to th e I (ON) position. Press the P ower Switch of th e printer to the I (ON) position. The Co ntrol P anel di splays a blink ing “1” and t he unit starts to warm up . The unit is ready to read data when the “1” stop s blinkin[...]

2. Turning the Power On and Off 1-7 Safety Not es Chapter 1 Turning OFF Press the Po we r Switch of the sca nne r to th e O (OFF) position. Press the P ower Switch of th e printer to the O (OFF) po sition. NO TE The prin ter and scanne r can be turn ed ON and OFF at the same time by empl oying a c or d that is equ ipped with an on/off swit ch savin[...]

1-8 Safety Not es Chapter 1 3. A uto P ower Sa ve Mode The unit e nters the Auto Power Save mode if it is left to stand idl e for a predetermine d period of time. When th e unit enters the Auto Power Save mod e, power to the Scanner pro jection lamp and the prin ter heater i s automati cally shut down to save powe r consumpt ion. A User Mode functi[...]

2-1 Chapter 2 Scanner Ch apter 2 This chap ter identif ies different part s of the Sca nner and expl ains its oper ation. Scanne r[...]

2-2 Scanner Ch apter 2 1. Sys tem Ov ervi ew Projec tion Lens Sing le Le ns Zoom Le ns 7.5 × 9-16 × 13 -27 × 23 -50 × Film Carrier Auto-retriev al Controller FC-5 RFC-9B UC-2 RFC-21/22A RFC-15A MARS C-4 MARS MINI 2 RFC-15M Scann er •P r i s m U n i t • Man ual Fr ame Maski ng Ki t • Foo t Switch Ki t • Count er Kit • PC Interface Kit[...]

1. System Overv iew 2-3 Scanner Ch apter 2 Syste m Confi gurati on This Scan ner is ava ilable in the followin g configur ations. PR Mode (M S6000 M KII + Printer) The Scann er is co nnected t o a de dicated p rinter, a llowing sca nned images to be print ed out directly. NOT E Each scanner is design ed exclu sively for use with its r espec tive Pr[...]

2-4 Scanner Ch apter 2 2. Part s of th e Scan ner Screen: The ima ge taken from the film is p rojecte d here for v iew- ing. The frame on the Screen marks the d ata reading range. Cont r ol P ane l: Many opera tions are co ntrolled from the keys and i ndica- tors pro vided here . Imag e Rota tion Knob : Used to turn the Prism Unit bu i lt into the [...]

2-5 Scanner Ch apter 2 3. Con tr ol Pa nel K eys and Ind icators Control Panel (Basic) Auto Skew 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 User Mode Output Selection Cassette1 Cassette2 Tray[...]

3. Contr ol Panel K eys and I ndicators 2-6 Scanner Ch apter 2 Output Sele ction K ey: Select the paper feeding source accord ing to the format of the film im age that is being reflected in the screen. * This key is only availabl e on the PR mode . : when this lam p is lit: A 90 degre e image rotati on is per formed duri ng printing . The image on [...]

3. Contr ol Panel K eys and Indicator s 2-7 Scanner Ch apter 2 Cen terin g/F it K ey: When this ke y is pressed, the setting rotate s from OFF to the Cente ring and F it functi ons. When Auto Ma sking, T rimming, or Masking are set to off, Auto Masking will automatical ly be enabled when Center- ing is selected. Centerin g: Places a scre en image t[...]

3. Contr ol Panel K eys and I ndicators 2-8 Scanner Ch apter 2 Maski ng Key: When pressed, this key rota tes from OFF to the Auto, Trimmi ng or Ma sking f unctions . Each time th is key is pressed, selec tion is switche d in or der of “OFF → Auto Masking → Manu al Trimming → Man- ual Maskin g → OFF. ” Auto Maskin g: The Auto Ma sking fu[...]

3. Contr ol Panel K eys and Indicator s 2-9 Scanner Ch apter 2 Film T ype Ke y: Rotates betwee n Auto, Nega, an d Posi each time th e key is presse d. 1) Auto: The scanner auto matically determ ines between the film type options of nega tive or positiv e for print prod uction . 2) Neg a: Select when us ing negati ve film. Dark and light values of t[...]

3. Contr ol Panel K eys and I ndicators 2-10 Scanner Ch apter 2 Memory I nput K ey: To store o ne of the following fun ctions into the memory o f the S canner, f irst se t one o f the fu nctio ns on C ontrol Panel and th en press this button wi th the hea d of a pen or o ther device. The next time the scanner is turned ON, that func- tion will appe[...]

3. Contr ol Panel K eys and Indicator s 2-11 Scanner Ch apter 2 Control Panel (S hift Function) Auto Skew 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 Output Selection Cassette1 Cassette2 Tray User Mode[...]

3. Contr ol Panel K eys and I ndicators 2-12 Scanner Ch apter 2 User Mod e K ey: Pressing this key toge ther with th e Shift Key ente rs the unit into the Use r Mode. ☞ See p. 4-6 User Mode. Lamp Illumin ance Key: When this ke y is pressed tog e ther with the Shift Key, t he illuminatio n of the screen is adjusted. Wh en this key is cont inuously[...]

3. Contr ol Panel K eys and Indicator s 2-13 Scanner Ch apter 2 When (Misfeed/Call-Tech.-Rep. Code) Lights up This indi cates that a pa per misfeed or malfuncti on has oc curred in the syst em. Check t he code shown on the M ulti-Print Display and perform the misfeed clearing procedu re or the Call- Tech .-Rep. pro ced ure. Code Description The Pro[...]

3. Contr ol Panel K eys and I ndicators 2-14 Scanner Ch apter 2 Locate t he misfeed using t he cod e and perform the misfee d clearing proced ure. A ma lfunctio n has occur red in t he sy stem . NOT E After turning th e power t o the syste m OFF and un pluggin g its pow er cord fr o m the electric al outlet, contact t he authorized dealer , being s[...]

2-15 Scanner Ch apter 2 4. Im age Process ing Fu nction s Screen Image Print Imag e Description Auto Ma sking ( 1 Frame ) The system m asks th e black b ands that r un along t he edges of the image. Trimming (1 Fram e) The syste m masks ev erything but the cen ter of the im- age. * The Man ual Frame Maskin g Kit (optio n) is re- quire d. Masking (1[...]

4. Image Processing Function s 2-16 Scanner Ch apter 2 Auto Film F ormat S elect Prin t Th e unit automa tically determi nes the format ( portrait or landscape) of th e image on the Screen and prints it as necessary. If you would l ike to use this func tion, ple ase co ntact the authoriz ed Technical Representa tive. Image Zoom The system mag nifie[...]

2-17 Scanner Ch apter 2 5. Pr intin g/Sca nning Here is an o utline of the pr inting p rocedur e: 1. Load the film The pr ocedur e for load ing fi lm is dete rmined by the ty pe of Film C arrier (optio nal) that is being used. Revi ew the Operato r’s Manual that ca me with you r Film Carrier for more information. 2. Selec t and replace the Len s [...]

2-18 Scanner Ch apter 2 6. Sele cting a P ro ject ion Lens Projectio n Lenses co me in the followin g four types. Se lect the one th at corresponds to t he film being use d. Projec tion Le ns Types Type 1 : 7.5 × Type 1: 9 to 16 × Type 2: 13 to 27 × Type 3: 23 to 50 × This list shows the stan dard type s of film and t he recom mended zoo m rati[...]

2-19 Scanner Ch apter 2 7. Re placing the Project ion Le ns T o install a Lens with a magnif ication dif ferent from that already install ed in the unit, fol low the procedure g iv en below . T ake hol d of the Pris m Holde r Le ver and pull it up to raise the Prism Holder . Pull out th e Lens Unit. Slide the Lens Unit into posi tion along th e Len[...]

2-20 Scanner Ch apter 2 8. Zo oming and F ocusi ng Zooming of the Screen Image Rota te th e Zoom ing R ing Di al to bring the i mage on the Sc reen into print size frame . Marked on the S creen are the size frame markers corresponding to the paper size (8-1/2" × 11" or A4 ). Zoom the film image so that it fits inside th e mark ers. Focus[...]

2-21 Scanner Ch apter 2 9. Im age R otation Auto Image Rotation: T urn the Im age Rot ation Knob on the bo t- tom right of the Screen Fra me to turn the image. The greater the turnin g angle of the Image Rotation Kn ob, the f aster th e turning speed. When the Imag e Rotation Knob is turned while hold ing do wn the Shif t Ke y , the image quic kly [...]

2-22 Scanner Ch apter 2 10. Sele cting th e Film T ype Auto The system will automatically determin e the polarity of the film being u sed when Auto i s selected with the Film T ype key . NOT E • The system cannot de termine t he pola rity of cert ain types of film. Shou ld this occu r , the f ilm ty pe should be selec ted ma nual ly . • The sy [...]

2-23 Scanner Ch apter 2 11. Sele cting th e Image Dens ity Using Auto Exposure Depress the Exposur e Mode Selec t Button as necessary to select th e Auto Exposure M ode. The LED to the l eft o f the key light s up gree n when the Au to Expo sure mode is selected. Depre ss the app ropria te Expo sure Adjustment Button, eith er LIGHTER or D A RKER, t[...]

2-24 Scanner Ch apter 2 12. Se tting t he Numbe r of Print s to be Made To Entry the Number of Prints Set th e desired number usi ng the Mu lti-Print Ke y. NOT E This fun ction is only availa ble on the PR mode . The numbe r that can be ente r ed is 19 max . Correctin g Entry To correct an entry, depress the Cle an Button, whi ch resets the number [...]

2-25 Scanner Ch apter 2 13. Sele cting th e Output F o rmat Press the Outp ut Selection Key to select the p aper source and pri nt format. Select ing th e paper sour ce T ray: Prints the f ilm ima ge on pa per from t he print tra y . Cassette 1: Prints the f ilm ima ge on paper from the c assette 1. Cassette 2: Prints the f ilm ima ge on paper from[...]

13. Selectin g the Output Forma t 2-26 Scanner Ch apter 2 Select ing the p rint form at Display Paper Feeding Description Light OFF Lengthwi se Prints the on -screen lengt hwise area. Crosswise Prints th e on-screen crosswise a rea. Light ON Lengthwi se Prints th e on-screen crosswise area. Crosswise Prints th e on-screen length wise area. Blinki n[...]

2-27 Scanner Ch apter 2 14. U sing A uto Maskin g The Auto Maskin g function prevents the frame (non-image area) o f a film imag e from appear- ing on the pr int. Sele cting Auto Ma skin g Press the Auto Masking k ey t o turn ON this func tion. Operating Condi tions for Auto Masking A. The image area of the screen must provide at least 45mm horizon[...]

2-28 Scanner Ch apter 2 15. Manu al Mask ing Panels (Opti onal) V er tical Area Indication Pan el: Use to specify the vertical p rint (scan) area of the image o n the scree n. There are 42 lights pl aced at 7mm in tervals. The ligh ts create a pa ttern when lit specifyin g the are a on the screen th at will be p rinted. V er tical Area Clear Key: P[...]

2-29 Scanner Ch apter 2 16. Usi ng Manual Masking The opti onal Manual Fram e Maskin g Kit allows you to spe cify an area for prin ting of the dis - played ima ge through tw o separate featu res, Trimmin g and Maski ng. NOT E Under the PC m ode , the p rint (s can) ar ea can be def ined using the Ma nual Ma sking P anel s. The T rimming an d Maskin[...]

16. Usin g Manual Maskin g 2-30 Scanner Ch apter 2 Clear ing a Define d Print (Sca n) Area Press th e V ert ical and Horizo ntal Area Clear keys to clear the de f ined pri nt (scan) area. 1: Ho rizo ntal Area Clear K ey 2: V ertical Area Clear Key Sele ctin g Mask ing Press th e (manua l) Maskin g key to sel ect (Maskin g) when you wan t to mask a [...]

2-31 Scanner Ch apter 2 17. Us ing Cen terin g and Fit Once the image on t he Screen has been eit her “manua lly tri mmed” or “au to masked”, the Im- age Cent ering func tion moves th e image t o the center of the print . The Fit fu nction ho wever, fits the image on the Screen onto the enti re surface of the pri nt. Centering Press the Cen[...]

2-32 Scanner Ch apter 2 18. Us ing the C ycle Pri nt Mode This functi on automa tically scan s the nex t image follo wing a pre set period of time. Ima ges are manually lo aded onto the Carrier Gl ass in between cycles. This is a system settin g that mu st be ente red by an a uthorized d ealer. If you wan t to use the Cycle Print Mo de, ask your Te[...]

18. Using the Cycle Pri nt Mode 2-33 Scanner Ch apter 2 After entering the Cycle Print Mode, press the St art ke y to start. NOT E • After the first scannin g operation ha s fin ished, the system wi ll automaticall y scan the ne xt im ag e fol lowing a pr eset period of time. The system will continu e to oper ate un til the C ycle Print Mo de is [...]

2-34 Scanner Ch apter 2 19. Sele cting th e Connect ion Mode The Scann er connection can be s elected b etween PR (co nnection to the Pri nter) and PC (con- nectio n to the PC). * F or the connectio n to the PC, the opt ional inte rface kit is required. Hold do wn the Shift K ey a nd the PC/P R Ke y tog ether for o v er one second . PC mode: When t[...]

2-35 Scanner Ch apter 2 20. Sele cting th e Resolu tion The resolution for sc anning (printing) can be se lected. Press the Sh ift Ke y and the Resolutio n K ey to gether . The present resolution is displ ayed. Press the Resolu tion K ey while hold ing do wn the Sh ift K ey to set the resolu tion. * 800 dpi can only be selec ted when the wi dth of [...]

2-36 Scanner Ch apter 2 21. R egister ing th e Job Program The present sett ing state can be registered in up to 3 program re gistratio n locations (1J, 2J and 3J). Press the Me mory Input K ey in the Setting mo de. 1J starts blinking . T o chan ge the prog ram reg istration loc ation, pre ss the Multi- Print K ey . The display i s switche d in or [...]

2-37 Scanner Ch apter 2 22. C alling the Job Program The registe red Job prog ram can be called. Press the Sh ift Ke y and th e Job Recall Ke y toget her . Each tim e the Job Reca ll K ey is p ressed while the Shift K ey is held d own , the display is switche d in ord er of 1J → 2J → 3J. When the desired setting is displaye d, unha nd the k eys[...]

2-38 Scanner Ch apter 2 23. Us ing the E lectr ical Zoo m In additi on to th e zooming by the Lens, th e Electrical Zoom functi on has be en pro vided for magnify ing the im age when it is printed. NOT E This fun ction is only availa ble on the PR mode . Zoom + When the Zoom + ke y is pressed together with the Shift Ke y , the magnif ication is inc[...]

23. Us ing th e Elec trica l Zoom 2-39 Scanner Ch apter 2 Clearing the Zoom magnification When the Zoom clr key is held down tog ether with the Shift K ey for ove r one second, the standard magn ification is resume d. The stan dard magn ification is fixed acco rding to the sel ected pap er size. NOT E When the Zoom mag nifica tion is chang ed, the [...]

2-40 Scanner Ch apter 2 24. A djustin g the I llumi natio n of th e Screen The ill umination o f the screen can be adju sted. Hold do wn the Shift K ey and the Illu mination K ey toge ther to a djust the ill umination of the screen. The screen is gradua lly darkene d until it is turned OFF . When any ke y is pressed, th e illumi- nation re turns to[...]

2-41 Scanner Ch apter 2 25. R eplacin g the P rojection Lamp Use the fol lowing procedure t o replace the Project ion Lamp wh enever a reduction in bright- ness on the screen is detected o r whenev er the lamp burns out. Make sure that the replace- ment lamp is speci fied for us e with t his sca nner . (DC20V 150W DDL ty pe) If the Projecti on Lamp[...]

25. Repl acing the Projec tion Lamp 2-42 Scanner Ch apter 2 Insert a ne w Projection L amp so that the mark on its base is facing upwards. Make sure that the new Projection L amp is inserted se curely so that th ere is no gap between t he Project ion La mp and the Lamp Socket. NO TE Do not tou ch the r eflector mirr or surface of the Projection Lam[...]

3-1 Chapter 3 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 This chapter identifie s the different parts of the system and explains the MSP 3000 prin ter’s opera tional pr ocedures . MSP 3000 Pr inter[...]

3-2 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 1. Part s of th e Prin ter Upper Unit Lock Release Lever: Use to op en the Upper Unit. Po wer Indi cator: Light indic ates when the P rinter is tu rned ON. Print T ray: Prints are output fro m the Printer, fa ce down onto this tr ay which ca n hold up to 50 0 sheet s of stan dard paper. Paper Guides: Slide the gu i[...]

1. Part s of the Prin ter 3-3 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Upper Unit: Open to replace the Imag ing Cartridge a nd to clear misfe d sheet s of pape r. Image T ransfer Rol ler : Transfers the imag e onto the shee t of paper. Be careful to avo id touc hing it wi th your bar e hands. Fusing Unit: Permanently fix es the im age onto th e sheet of pa pe[...]

3-4 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 2. T roublesho oting and Mai ntenan ce Repleni shing the Paper Sup ply Use only th e following types of pap er: Type Plain and recy cled pape r (weight 16 to 24 lbs. / 60 to 90 g/m 2 ) Size St andard sizes: 11" × 17", 8-1/2" × 11", 8- 1/2" × 14 " (or A3, B4, A4 ). Capacity Paper Fee[...]

2. Tr oublesho oting and Main tenance 3-5 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Loading Pa per int o the Pape r F eeding T r ay (T ray) Swing down the Paper Feeding Tray . Fan the pape r sta ck tho roughl y and align the ed ges. Load the pa per stack face up in the tray and a djust the Pap er Guides to secu re th e paper stac k. NO TE • Mak e sur e that [...]

2. Troubl eshooting and Mai ntenance 3-6 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Loading Pa per in t he Paper Ca ssette Pull the cassette ou t of the Printer and open th e Cover . Press do wn the P aper Liftin g Plate until it l ocks. Fa n the pap er stack thorou ghly , align th e edges, and place the paper in the cassett e. Secure the pa per stack in the Pa[...]

2. Tr oublesho oting and Main tenance 3-7 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Replac ing th e Tone r Car tridge Open th e upper u nit by pulling the Upper Unit Lock Re lease Lever forward. NO TE Push the Print T r ay in be for e open ing the Upper Unit. Remov e the old Imaging Cartridge from the printer . T ake a new Imaging Car tridg e out of the box. H[...]

2. Troubl eshooting and Mai ntenance 3-8 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Slide th e pins located on b oth side s of the Imaging Cartridge into the grooves of the prin ter as shown and gently pu sh the I maging Ca rtridge securely into plac e. Close the Up per Unit. 6 7[...]

2. Tr oublesho oting and Main tenance 3-9 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Clearing Mi sfeeds • If the Misfe ed Code ( P0) lig hts up : The size or the di rection of the pa per loaded in the pap er tray does not match that set for the tray . Load the paper of th e set size in the set direc tion and then open and close the Upper Unit. • If the Misf[...]

2. Troubl eshooting and Mai ntenance 3-10 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Clearing a Misfeed from t he Paper Cas sette Open the Upper Unit by pu lling the Upper Unit Lock Re lease Lever forward. NO TE Push the Print T r ay in be for e open ing the Upper Unit. Remov e the Imaging Cartridge. NO TE Be sur e to cover the Imaging Cartridge with a heavy cl[...]

2. Tr oublesho oting and Main tenance 3-11 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Clearing a Misfeed from i nside the Pr inter Open the Upper Unit by pu lling the Upper Unit Lock Re lease Lever forward. NO TE Push the Print T r ay in be for e open ing the Upper Unit. Remov e the Imaging Cartridge. NO TE Be sur e to cover the Imaging Cartridge with a heavy c[...]

2. Troubl eshooting and Mai ntenance 3-12 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Solving Irregular Printing Problems Use the follo wing procedur es to fix min or printing p roblems. If print quality do es not im prove after implement ing the proced ures belo w, cont act the authorize d dealer. Symptom Cause Action Light image Print density is not prop erly [...]

2. Tr oublesho oting and Main tenance 3-13 MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Sympt om Cause Action Uneven image density Tone r in the Im aging Car- tridge is not eve nly distrib- uted. Remove the Imaging Car- tridge, shake it several times and repl ace. Blank p rint The Printe r has malfunc- tioned . Contact the au thorized dealer. B B B B B C C C C C [...]

MSP 30 00 Prin ter Chapte r 3 Memo[...]

4-1 Chapter 4 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 This chapter contai ns the specificatio ns of the unit as well as pro - vides care a nd mainte nance instru ctions. Miscellaneous[...]

4-2 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 1. Sp ecifications MS6000 MKII * Specificatio ns subject t o change withou t notice. Ty p e : Desk- T op T ype M icrof ilm S canner Resolution : 200, 3 00, 40 0, 60 0, 800 dpi (PC Mode) 400, 600 dpi (P R Mode: When MSP 3000 Pri nter is connect ed) Output Sca le: PC Mode: Binary, Grays cale (Option) PR Mo de: Bina ry PC[...]

1. Spe cifications 4-3 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 MS6000 MKII+ MSP 3000 Printer * Specificatio ns subject t o change withou t notice. Ty p e : Microf ilm Scann er Printer S ystem Printing Meth od : Laser Electrostatic Resolution : 400, 600 dpi Dev elopin g System : Fine Micro-T onin g (Fine-MT) System Print Si ze :8 - 1 / 2 " × 11" (or A4[...]

4-4 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 2. Initial Settings This system offe rs three types of se ttings: the user se ttings that ar e made by t he user on the control pa nel, the settin gs that are mad e by the user using with the User Mode, a nd the system settings that are made by the authorized deal er. User Settings on the Control Panel * Whe n any of t[...]

2. In itia l Set ting s 4-5 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 User Mode User mode allows the default value s of various fun ctions to be set or cha nged as necessary. Setting these defaul t values ac cording to the need of t he user saves lab or in making settin gs again each time the power is turned ON or Panel Reset is activated . Display Function Name D[...]

2. Initial Se ttings 4-6 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 Enteri ng and Leavin g the User Mode Hold do wn the Shift k ey an d Output Selection k ey a t the sam e time for 0.5 sec. The Multi-P rint Displ ay displays a “U. ” Press the Ex posure Adjustme nt ke y (Darke r or Lighter) to select the specif ic function. Pressing the Darker key selects t he f[...]

2. In itia l Set ting s 4-7 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 Set tings in Each Us er Mod e Func tion U1: Special P rint Mode This functi on is not available. U2: En gine erin g Enha nceme nt Mo de Slight i mage distor tion occ urring in th e scan directi on can be corrected with this func tion. Select U2 in the User mo de. Press the Exposure Mod e ke y to[...]

2. Initial Se ttings 4-8 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 U3: A uto Power Sa ve Time i t takes the unit to be au tomatically set into th e Power Save mode can b e set. Select U3 in the User mo de. Press the Exposure Mod e ke y to display d* . Press the E xposure Adj ustment key (Darker or Lighte r) to sele ct the des ired setti ng val ue . Press the Start[...]

2. In itia l Set ting s 4-9 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 U5: Imprint P osition Setting The Date P rint and C haracter Overlay func tions can b e set to turn ON or OFF, and the date pri nt positio n of the Da te Print f unction ca n be set with th is function . The date pri nt position of Date Print is that set on the screen, re gardless of th e paper [...]

2. Initial Se ttings 4-10 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 Press the Start ke y to valid ate the setting v alue. Yea r: 4 di gits of domi nical y ear Month: 2 dig its Day: 2 digits Hour: 2 dig its (24- hour sys tem) Minut es: 2 dig its U7: Imprint Mode Set Time-of-day ca n be corrected for the Dat e Print functio n when it becom es wrong. Select U7 in the[...]

2. In itia l Set ting s 4-11 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 U8: T otal Scan Counter The num ber of sc an sequen ces carri ed out by the Sc anner c an be displayed with th is func - tion. 1. Select U 8 in the User mode. 2. Pre ss the Start key . The number of sca n sequences so far carried out by the Scanne r is displaye d. The foll owin g display r epre[...]

2. Initial Se ttings 4-12 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 System Setting s Description S election Initia l Setting Auto Skew Cor- rection Retain Determines whether or n ot to retai n the origin al (uncorrect ed) skew of a screen image after the pri nt has been mad e. Retained Not retained * Unit ID Prin ting (PR mode only) When two scanners are con necte[...]

2. In itia l Set ting s 4-13 Miscel laneous Chap ter 4 * To change any of the syste m settings descri bed abov e, contact th e authorized dealer. System Setting s Description S election Initia l Setting The prin t func- tion at the time of T oner Empty detect ion (PR mode only) After a toner empty cond ition is detected , this functio n allo ws you[...]

4-14 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 3. Sy stem Ca r e The system sho uld be cleaned o n a daily basis for op timal operat ing conditio ns. Cleani ng the Scann er W ith a da mp clot h, clea n and rem ov e an y dust or debris from th e sur face of the Screen . NO TE NEVER use alcohol or any othe r solvent whe n clea ning to avo id cau sing damag e to the [...]

3. Syste m Care 4-15 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 Cleaning the MSP 3000 Printer Clean the Printer at regu lar intervals. NO TE • Befor e cleaning th e Printer , turn OFF the p ower and unplug the cor d fr om the po wer outle t. • Use a soft cloth and NE VER use a brasives or corr osive deter ge nts. Clea n the ex terior panels wi th a soft, dry cl[...]

4-16 Miscell aneous Chapte r 4 F or K ey Operat or’ s Use When you need to call for servi ce, the Key Operator should be prepare d to provide the fol- lo wing informati on to the authorized Deale r . 1. Y our Comp any Name, Add ress, T eleph one Num ber , Depa rtment Name , Floo r Numb er , Unit Loca tion, etc. 2. Model Name, Serial Number , Cond[...]

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