BUSKRO BK760 User manual

BK760 / BK76IB Inkjet
Part No. 9102423 User’s Guide V1.2

BK760 / BK76IB Inkjet User’s Guide
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Manual History
Version Date Description ECO No.
1.0 14-Sep-03 Manual Released. N/A
1.1 20-Feb-04 Updated Appendices 557
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BK760 / BK76IB Inkjet Table Of
Contents
1.0 General Information.............................................................................1-0
1.1 Description ............................................................................................................ 1-1
1.2 Features................................................................................................................. 1-2
1.2.1 Vacuum Table Belts......................................................................................... 1-2
1.2.2 Controller......................................................................................................... 1-2
1.2.3 Complete Instrument Panel.............................................................................. 1-2
1.2.4 BK1600 Series Conveyor Compatibility......................................................... 1-2
1.2.5 Tabber and Inkjet Compatibility...................................................................... 1-2
1.2.6 Auxiliary Feeder Compatibility....................................................................... 1-3
1.2.7 Print Quality Considerations............................................................................ 1-3
1.2.8 Software Considerations (Compose Si or IQ) ................................................. 1-3
1.3 Specifications......................................................................................................... 1-5
1.4 System Drawings................................................................................................... 1-6
2.0 Operator Instructions...........................................................................2-0
2.1 The Base Control Board....................................................................................... 2-1
2.2 Instrument Panel (Main Control)....................................................................... 2-2
2.2.1 Rocker Switches .............................................................................................. 2-3
2.2.2 Pushbuttons...................................................................................................... 2-3
2.2.3 Run/Jog Selector Knob.................................................................................... 2-3
2.2.4 Control Dials.................................................................................................... 2-3
2.3 Interconnecting Units (Systems) ......................................................................... 2-4
2.4 Material Side Guide Adjustments....................................................................... 2-5
2.5 Maintenance Schedule.......................................................................................... 2-5
Appendix A – Assembly Drawings
Appendix B – Electrical Drawings
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General Information Chapter 1
1.0 General Information
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1.1 Description
The Buskro BK760 / BK76IB series inkjet is an affordable inline transport base that does not
compromise flexibility or reliability. In the case of the BK760, an integrated computer with
Compose software is included with the base to provide full printing potential. In the case of
the BK76IB, it is designed purely as a transport base. However, it is also designed to be
modular to allow it to be integrated with a BK700 Portable Controller. By doing this, the
BK76IB becomes the BK776 which has the full range of Buskro print technologies available.
In addition, both the BK760 and BK76IB are available in both left to right (Right) and right
to left (Left) transport configurations.
Designed with modularity in mind, the BK760 / BK76IB is capable of integrating with a
number of other Buskro products. This includes feeders, extension tables, conveyors, other
inline bases, and tabber/labelers. This provides a great deal of flexibility.
From an electrical standpoint, the BK760 / BK76IB is designed to support both 115 and 230
VAC input voltages at 50 or 60 Hz without the need of a transformer. This is to provide
greater flexibility to the customer. However, the BK760 / BK76IB is shipped to support 230
VAC by default. In cases where only 115 VAC is available, the unit can be switched but
must be done by a qualified technician.
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1.2 Features
1.2.1 Vacuum Table Belts
The table belts, which transport the product past the inkjet imaging region, are equipped with
vacuum to provide positive adhesion to the base. This helps ensure accurate placement of
the image on the product.
1.2.2 Controller
The BK76IB is completely modular and was designed to accommodate the BK700 portable
controller. Alternatively, the BK760 can be purchased which includes a built-in controller
capable of supporting up to four inches of Apollo print.
1.2.3 Complete Instrument Panel
All necessary controls required to operate the unit are easily accessible to the operator on a
central instrument panel. The control panel comes complete with rocker switches, large
pushbuttons, and variable speed potentiometers for machine/conveyor speed regulation.
1.2.4 BK1600 Series Conveyor Compatibility
The BK760 / BK76IB is fully compatible with any BK1600 series conveyor from a 6-foot
model through to an 18-foot model. It is electrically integrated through a 7-pin circular
connector and can be controlled from the base.
1.2.5 Tabber and Inkjet Compatibility
The BK760 / BK76IB is compatible with all Buskro Tabbers and transport bases. It is
electrically integrated through the upstream and downstream connections in order to directly
start or stop the entire system.
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1.2.6 Auxiliary Feeder Compatibility
In the case where a BK720 friction feeder is used, an optional table (BK723) can be attached
to the base. This feeder is electrically integrated through a 14-pin auxiliary feeder connector
in order to directly start and stop the feeder from the base. In addition, a rocker switch (Feed
Enable) on the instrument panel can be used to enable or disable the feeder in order to run
the base without the feeder. In order to connect a shuttle feeder such as the BK425, the
upstream connector on the base is used to integrate the start and stop functions.
1.2.7 Print Quality Considerations
In order to optimize print quality, the BK760 / BK76IB has a textured tabletop to minimize
static buildup, a helical coupling encoder connection, vacuum-assisted transport belts, and a
sturdy cabinet design.
1.2.8 Software Considerations (Compose Si or IQ)
The BK760 is available in two main software configurations. Depending on which software
is used, different features are available to the customer. In general, Compose Si is the basic
model while Compose IQ offers full feature functionality. The main feature differences can
be seen in Table 1-1.
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Table 1-1:Feature Comparison (Compose IQ and SI)
No. Feature description Si IQ
1 Job Handling
1.1 Multiple List Types: text, MS Access, Dbase, Foxpro, Excel √√
1.2 Multiple Code Pages; Foreign character sets √√
1.3 Multiple Copy Printing √
1.4 Job Preparation and Recall √√
2 Setup
2.1 Stacker/Diverter Control √√
2.2 Printhead Supported: Apollo, Atlas, Atlas UVC, Elite √√
2.3 Printhead Micro-Alignment √√
2.4 Master/Slave Communication √
2.5 Product Tracking; up to 8 zones √
2.6 (Optional) OCR for camera/database lookup applications √
2.7 (Optional) Selective for control of feeder and other devices √
2.8 Print Verification √
2.9 English only Language Interface √
2.10 English, French, Spanish, German, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (simplified,
traditional), Thai Language Interface √
2.11 Password Protection √√
3 Operator Display
3.1 Record Navigation Tools √√
3.2 Record Search, Re-printing, and Cueing √√
3.3 Record Status Color Coding √√
3.4 Single Record Display - Static √
3.5 Multiple Record Display – Real-time refresh √
3.6 Operator View: Multiple record or product tracking √
4 Layout
4.1 Text: Fixed and Variable up to 99 components @ 255 characters/field √√
4.2 128 frames per printhead √√
4.3 Graphics: Fixed and Variable, Bitmap √√
4.4 Barcode; Linear: Code 128, Codabar, EAN, UPC, 2 of 5, 3 of 9 √√
4.5 Barcode, postal: Postnet, Planet ALL
4.6 Barcode, 2D: Datamatrix ECC200, PDF417, QR √
4.7 Alignment Tools : 0, 90, 180, 270 orientation √√
4.8 Text Manipulation Tools: typeface, alignment, True Type √√
4.9 Serial Numbering √√
4.10 Time and Date Stamping √√
5 Reports (Crystal)
5.1 Production: Job, Machine √
5.2 Audit: completed, not completed, duplicate, lost/wasted records √
6 Diagnostics
6.1 Printhead test label and test firing √√
6.2 Input Sensors and Output Device testing √√
6.3 Encoder Scope √√
6.4 Printhead Parameter Viewing √√
7 General
7.1 Windows-based, XP compatible (Compose V6.0) √√
7.2 Multiple Print Resolutions: 110, 150, 220, 330, 440, 660 √√
7.3 Core Charge Rebate applicable √
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1.3 Specifications
1.3.1 Product handling
Minimum 3.0” x 5.0” 76 mm x 127 mm
Maximum 16.0” x 17.0” 406 mm x 432mm
Thickness Single Sheet to 1 1/8” Up to 28 mm
1.3.2 Physical
Weight (crated) 450 lbs 204 kg
1.3.3 Production rate
Belt Speed 0 to 600 ft/min 0 to 3.05 m/s
Cycle Speed 0 to 30,000 pph
Conveyor Speed 0 to 26.0” in/s 0 to 0.7 m/s
1.3.4 Electrical requirements
Line Voltage/Current 120V, 60Hz, 7.5A, ±10% Volts
230V, 50/60Hz, 4A, ±10% Volts
Power 0.920 kVA
Base Motor 1/4 hp, 90 VDC at 2.4A
Transport Blower 1/3 hp, 230 VAC at 2A
42 CFM, 39” H2O Max Pressure
Conveyor Interface 1/8 hp, 90 VDC at 1.3A
DC Controller
1.3.5. Operator controls
Circuit-Breaker Switch Main
Machine
Pushbuttons/Rocker
Switches
Start, Stop, Run/Jog, Feeder,
Controller
Potentiometers Production, Conveyor, Stack
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1.4 System Drawings
Figure 1-1: BK760 System Overview (BK760R Shown)
GND
JB1
JB4
JB5
JB3
JB8
4
5
6
8
10
2
3
11 12
1
15
Controller I/O
ON BK76IB
ONLY
16
System
13
14
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Table 1-2:BK760 Features and Interface Specifications (BK760R Shown)
Item Description Reference
1 Cover, Front Panel Assembly
2 Keyboard with Built-in Trackball (BK760 Only)
3 Computer Monitor (BK760 Only)
4 Computer Controller (BK760 Only)
5 Computer Power Push Button (BK760 Only)
6 HP and Controller Main Power Switch (BK760 Only)
7 Photo Sensor Receptacle (3-pin female)
8 Cycle Sensor Receptacle (3-pin female)
9 Jam Sensor Receptacle (3-pin female)
10 Stack Speed Pot
11 CD-ROM Drive
12 Floppy Drive, 3 ½”
13 Serial ports (optional)
14 System speed control (optional)
15 HP power supply (BK760 Only)
16 Controller I/O Connection (BK76IB Only)
JB3 Auxiliary Feeder Connector (17-14 CPC Female)
JB4 Downstream Connector (22-57 CPC Female)
JB5 Conveyor Connector (23-7 CPC female)
JB8 Upstream Connector (23-37 CPC female)
JB1 Receptacle, Male, 250VAC, 16A, IEC
Note: JB3, JB4, JB5, and JB8 are on opposite ends of the base in the left systems
(BK76IBL and BK760L).
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Figure 1-2: BK760 Overall Dimensions
O.H.
Z2
Y1
O.W.
X1
B.C.
Z1
LEFT RIGHT
REAR
FRONT
O.L.
Table 1-3: BK760 Overall Dimensions
Symbol Description Dimensions
O.W. Overall Width 32.27” 820 mm
O.L. Overall Length 50.12” 1273 mm
O.H. Overall Height 64.91” to 66.13” 1649 mm to 1680 mm
B.C. Minimum Base Clearance 2.20” 56 mm
X1 Leveling Foot Length 40.88” 1038 mm
Y1 Tabletop Height 32.78” to 34” 833 to 864 mm
Z1 Leveling Foot Width 24.00” 610 mm
Z2 Base Width 28.00” 711 mm
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Operator Instructions Chapter 2
2.0 Operator Instructions
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Chapter 5 Operator Instructions Page 2-1
2.1 The Base Control Board
The Base Interface Board (BCB) contains the central control circuitry for the BK760 and
BK76IB. In addition, the BCB interfaces with the computer and also handles communication
with upstream and downstream equipment. The BCB is located inside the enclosure at the
rear of the base (rear panel).
Access to the BCB should only be required if the system configuration is changed. This
includes the use of conveyors, upstream and downstream systems, jam sensors, computers,
and feeder enable/disable switches. In order to properly configure the BCB, the DIP switch
settings must be set. The BCB can be seen in Figure 2-1 with a description of the proper DIP
switch settings.
Figure 2-1: Base Control Board - 9102380 (BCB)
D31
D33 D34
D2 D3 D4
12V OK START
INPUT STOP INPUT
START STOP RUN
J9
J8
FRONT
PANEL
CONTROLLER CONNECTIONS
J10
SENSOR
INPUTS
J7
J6
J5
J4
J3
J1 J2
UPSTREAM CONNECTIONSDOWNSTREAM CONNECTIONS
SPEED CONTROL CONV STOP
RELAY CONTROL FEEDER
1A
+12V
GND
123456
ROCKER DOWN
O
F
F
1Conveyor Connection OFF = Conveyor Connected, ON = No Conveyor
2Upstream Connection OFF = Upstream Connected, ON = No Upstream
3 Downstream Connection OFF = Downstream Connected, ON = No Downstream
4Jam Connection OFF = Jam Switch Connected, ON = No Jam Switch
5Computer Connection OFF = Computer Connected, ON = No Computer
6Run Enable/Disable OFF = Enable Feed Enable, ON = No Feed Enable
Switch Description Setting
NOTE:
SET FEED ENABLE OFF (SWITCH 6) WHEN A FEED ENABLE
SWITCH IS AVAILABLE (I.E. BK760).
OFF
ON
A
DETAIL A
SCALE 3:1
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The BCB is also equipped with six LEDs. This can be used for troubleshooting the system.
The description of each LED can be seen in Table 2-1.
Table 2-1: Base Control Board LED Descriptions
LED Color Description
D2 Yellow Indicates a start pulse is being sent to an upstream and downstream unit. Normally
OFF. ON only during pulse duration (when an upstream, downstream, or the base
Start is pressed).
D3 Green Indicates a stop pulse is being sent to an upstream and downstream unit. Normally
ON. OFF only during pulse duration (when an upstream, downstream, or the base
Stop is pressed).
D4 Green Indicates the base is running. ON if the base is running, OFF if the base has
stopped.
D31 Green +12 VDC is being supplied to the board. Will not indicate a blown fuse. Normally
ON.
D33 Yellow Indicates a start input is received. Normally OFF. ON as long as a start input is
received.
D34 Red Indicates a stop input. This signal will override any start signals. The base will not
run as long as this light is ON and it will not send any start signals to upstream or
downstream units. This LED is normally OFF.
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2.2 Instrument Panel (Main Control)
The main controls for the base are found on the instrument panel located at the front of the
machine (Figure 2-2).
Figure 2-2: Base Instrument Panel
JogSystem Feed Enable START Conveyor
PRODUCTION CONTROL
Run STOP Base POWER
BUSKRO
Power Rocker Switch
Conveyor Speed Dial
Production Speed Dial
Stop Pushbutton
Optional Speed
Control Board Control
Auxiliary Feeder
Rocker Switch
Start Pushbutton
Jog/Run Selector

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2.2.1 Rocker Switches
There are two main rocker switches on the front panel. The POWER switch turns on and off
the main power to the base including the vacuum blower. The Feed Enable switch is used to
enable and disable the functionality of an auxiliary feeder. When enabled, the feeder will
start and stop with the base. When disabled, the feeder will remain off while the base
transport is on. In addition, when the Feed Enable is off, the base will not start any
upstream units.
2.2.2 Pushbuttons
There are two main pushbuttons on the front panel. The START button starts the base as
well as any interconnected units (i.e. feeders, bases, and conveyors) while the STOP button
stops the system.
2.2.3 Run/Jog Selector Knob
The Run/Jog selector is a knob that permits a choice between continuous and intermittent
machine operation. When the Run mode has been selected and the Start button is pressed,
the machine will operate continuously. In the Jog mode, the machine will cycle only as long
as the Start button remains pressed.
2.2.4 Control Dials
The two main production control dials on the instrument panel are the Base and Conveyor
dials. They control the speed of the transport base and the optional conveyor respectively.
In general, a clockwise rotation of the dial will increase the speed while a counter-clockwise
rotation will decrease the speed.
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2.3 Interconnecting Units (Systems)
The BK760 / BK76IB was designed to be modular. As a result, it is possible to interconnect
it with other Buskro products such as feeders, transport bases, controllers, extension tables,
and conveyors.
With the exception of friction feeders, controllers, and conveyors, most Buskro units are
interconnected through the use of a Universal Interconnect Cable (9102083A). In general,
this cable is connected to the downstream connector of one unit and the upstream connector
of another unit. By definition, upstream units are machines that are physically ahead of the
unit in question in terms of product flow. Downstream units are machines that are physically
after the unit (i.e. the product travels on the upstream unit, then the unit in question, then the
downstream unit). In the case of the BK760 / BK76IB, it is equipped with both an upstream
and downstream connector. As a result, it is considered an inline unit (it can be placed either
upstream or downstream of another unit or both).
In order to interconnect the BK760 / BK76IB to friction feeders, controllers, or conveyors,
separate connectors are provided. This includes a 14-Pin auxiliary feeder connector, a 26-
Pin I/O Controller ribbon cable connector (For BK76IB only), and a 7-Pin Conveyor
connection. Reference Figure 1-1 for the locations of the interconnection connectors.
Note: In order to interconnect other units, the DIP switch settings on the Base Control
Board may need to be changed. Reference Section 2.1 for more details.
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2.4 Material Side Guide Adjustments
In units equipped with material side guides (9102181A), the incoming product can be
correctly aligned before being presented underneath the printheads. This is useful if the
product is fed into the transport base in a skewed manner.
Note: When adjusting the material side guides, the guides should not squeeze the
product (otherwise it will retard the products motion and result in incorrect print
positioning). Instead, the guides should be approximately 1/16” from the edge of
the product on both sides.
2.5 Maintenance Schedule
The maintenance schedule table presented below applies to equipment which is operated
daily on an 8-hour basis. If the equipment is used more frequently, the maintenance schedule
must be adjusted accordingly.
Table 2-2: Maintenance Schedule Table
Period Maintenance Function
Daily Wipe table surface clean of paper dust and other accumulated debris.
Remove the front door and clean any debris which may have fallen into the
machine.
Wipe away any ink which may have settled on the tabletops, belts, and rollers.
Monthly Clean vacuum lines and fittings with compressed air.
Semi-Annually Examine all mechanical drive components for wear. Replace if necessary.
Examine the table belts and feed rollers for wear. Replace if necessary.
Note: The availability of a small air compressor is recommended. Compressed air is
useful in removing debris and is indispensable in cleaning out the vacuum
systems.
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Assembly Drawings Appendix A
A.0 Assembly Drawings
List of Tables
Table A-1: System, BK760, Left, Test (BKT760L)...................................................... A-1
Table A-2: System, BK760, Right, Test (BKT760R).................................................... A-3
Table A-3: Base, BKT76IB, Left, Test (BKT76IBL).................................................... A-5
Table A-4: Base, BKT76IB, Right, Test (BKT76IBR)................................................. A-6
Table A-5: Table, Friction Feeder Assembly – Optional (BK723)............................... A-7
Table A-6: Datapath Card Assembly (9100194A)........................................................ A-8
Table A-7: Fan Assembly, 12VDC (9100343A)........................................................... A-9
Table A-8: Blower Assembly (9100829A).................................................................. A-10
Table A-9: Panels Assembly, BK76IB, Left (9102065LA) ........................................ A-11
Table A-10: Panels Assembly, BK76IB, Right (9102065RA).................................... A-13
Table A-11: Panels Assembly, BK760, Left (9102066LA) ........................................ A-15
Table A-12: Panels Assembly, BK760, Right (9102066RA)...................................... A-17
Table A-13: Tabletop Assembly, BK760, Left (9102067LA)..................................... A-19
Table A-14: Tabletop Assembly, Right, BK760 (9102067RA).................................. A-20
Table A-15: Frame, Tabletop Assembly, BK760 (9102081A) ................................... A-21
Table A-16: Bracket, Encoder Assembly (9102171A)................................................ A-22
Table A-17: Motor Assembly, Left, BK760 (9102174LA)......................................... A-23
Table A-18: Motor Assembly, Right, BK760 (9102174RA) ...................................... A-24
Table A-19: Terminal Block Assembly, TB-1, BK760 (9102178A).......................... A-25
Table A-20: Infeed Mounting Rail Assembly – Optional (9102181A)....................... A-26
Table A-21: Monitor Mounting Tray Assembly (9102183A)..................................... A-27
Table A-22: Cover, Front Panel Assembly (9102185A)............................................. A-28
Table A-23: Terminal Block Assembly, TB-2, BK760 (9102200A).......................... A-29
Table A-24: Cover, Rear Panel Assembly (9102201A).............................................. A-31
Table A-25: Outfeed Roller Assembly (9102296A).................................................... A-32
Table A-26: Roller Assembly, Belt Tensioner (9102300A)........................................ A-33
Table A-27: Leveling Leg Assembly (9102320A)...................................................... A-34
Table A-28: Cover, Controller I/O (9102645A).......................................................... A-35
Table A-29: Base Cabinet Assembly, BK760 (9102684A)......................................... A-36
Table A-30: Base Assembly w/Controller, BK760 (9102685A)................................. A-38
Table A-31: Tabletop, Middle Plate Assembly (9102689A)....................................... A-40
Table A-32: Computer Chassis Assembly, Celeron P4 (9102776A) .......................... A-41
Table A-33: Power Supply Assembly, HP (9103361A).............................................. A-42
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Appendix A Assembly Drawings
List of Figures
Figure A-1: System, BK760, Left, Test (BKT760L)..................................................... A-2
Figure A-2: System, BK760, Right, Test (BKT760R) .................................................. A-4
Figure A-3: Base, BK76IB Left, Test (BKT76IBL)...................................................... A-5
Figure A-4: Base, BK76IB Right, Test (BKT76IBR) ................................................... A-6
Figure A-5: Table, Friction Feeder Assembly – Optional (BK723).............................. A-7
Figure A-6: Datapath Card Assembly (9100194A)....................................................... A-8
Figure A-7: Fan Assembly, 12VDC (9100343A).......................................................... A-9
Figure A-8: Blower Assembly (9100829A)................................................................. A-10
Figure A-9: Panels Assembly, BK76IB, Left (9102065LA)....................................... A-12
Figure A-10: Panels Assembly, BK76IB, Right (9102065RA)................................... A-14
Figure A-11: Panels Assembly, BK760, Left (9102066LA)....................................... A-16
Figure A-12: Panels Assembly, BK760, Right (9102066RA)..................................... A-18
Figure A-13: Tabletop Assembly, BK760, Left (9102067LA) ................................... A-19
Figure A-14: Tabletop Assembly, Right, BK760 (9102067RA)................................. A-20
Figure A-15: Frame, Tabletop Assembly, BK760 (9102081A) .................................. A-21
Figure A-16: Bracket, Encoder Assembly (9102171A) .............................................. A-22
Figure A-17: Motor Assembly, Left, BK760 (9102174LA)........................................ A-23
Figure A-18: Motor Assembly, Right, BK760 (9102174RA)..................................... A-24
Figure A-19: Terminal Block Assembly, TB-1, BK760 (9102178A)......................... A-25
Figure A-20: Infeed Mounting Rail Assembly – Optional (9102181A)...................... A-26
Figure A-21: Monitor Mounting Tray Assembly (9102183A).................................... A-27
Figure A-22: Cover, Front Panel Assembly (9102185A)............................................ A-28
Figure A-23: Terminal Block Assembly, TB-2, BK760 (9102200A)......................... A-30
Figure A-24: Cover, Rear Panel Assembly (9102201A)............................................. A-31
Figure A-25: Outfeed Roller Assembly (9102296A) .................................................. A-32
Figure A-26: Roller Assembly, Belt Tensioner (9102300A)....................................... A-33
Figure A-27: Leveling Leg Assembly (9102320A)..................................................... A-34
Figure A-28: Cover, Controller I/O (9102645A)......................................................... A-35
Figure A-29: Base Cabinet Assembly, BK760 (9102684A)........................................ A-37
Figure A-30: Base Assembly w/Controller, BK760 (9102685A) ............................... A-39
Figure A-31: Tabletop, Middle Plate Assembly (9102689A) ..................................... A-40
Figure A-32: Computer Chassis Assembly, Celeron P4 (9102776A)......................... A-41
Figure A-33: Power Supply Assembly, HP (9103361A)............................................. A-42
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