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6.3 Electronic Adjustments
117 LED-dimming plug: plugging the bridge
in allows LEDs B, C, D, which show the
operation status on the cover, to be
switched to LIGHT
or DARK in order to
suit the surrounding conditions or the film
sensitivity.
Example: Machine is set up in the dark-
room, where orthochromatic films are used
(e.g. T-Mat G) = LED dimming set at DARK
118 LED lights up when the Service function
is activated.
119,125B Service button
120 Bath temperature potentiometer: for
adjusting the bath temperature
Range of adjustment 20 - 40°C
Works setting = 28°C
121 Process time potentiometer: for setting a
second through-put time
Range of adjustment 3 - 20 minutes
Works setting = 3 minutes
122 Drier 6 minutes potentiometer: drier
output can be adjusted in conjunction
with the 6-minute through-put time.
Range of adjustment 0 - 100%
123 Drier variable potentiometer: drier output
can be adjusted in conjunction with the
variable through-put time.
Range of adjustment 0 - 100%
124 Light beam, flap
125A Button for second through-put time
125B, 119 Service button
Pressing the service button allows the
developer to be turned on for test
purposes. The service button remains
activated for about 20 minutes, during
which time the orange indicator light
flashes.
Pressing the service button again
reverses the command. The orange
(”busy”) LED continues to flash until the
lifting bath has returned to the upper
position.
If a film is inserted into the film intake
while the service button is activated, the
film intake flap is pressed and the normal
film through-put process starts. This takes
precedence over the service button
function.
126 Service plug: a display module can be
connected here to show the pre-set and
actual bath temperature, percentage drier
output, through-put time, etc.
127 6 minute through-put time plug
Plugging the bridge to OFF enables the
6-minute through-put time to be switched
off.
There is then one other through-put time
which can be adjusted at the process
time potentiometer (121).
128 LED top: lifting bath is in the upper
position.
129 LED bottom:
lifting bath is in the lower
position.
If neither of the two LEDs is on, the lifting
bath is travelling either upwards or
downwards.
130 LED film: Film intake flap has been
actuated.
131 LED synchronisation motor: the lift
motor for the lifting bath is switched on,
and the lifting bath is travelling either
upwards or downwards.
132 LED drier: the heater for drying the film is
on.
133 LED water valve, fan: the water valve is
open and the fan is on.
134 LED bath pump: the rotary pump is on.
135 LED bath heating:
the continuous-flow
heater is on.
136 LED roller driver: the driver motor is
activated. The LED flashes at a rate that
corresponds to the speed of the motor.
Electronic regenerator (141)
The electronic regenerator (141) is fitted to the
electronic circuit board at slot (137). The
regeneration time is set at 30 seconds (=
approx. 190 ml developer and fixative) on the
machine as delivered.
137 Slot for electronic regenerator
138 Development time
potentiometer: the
regeneration time can be set between >0
and 60 seconds.
139 Power Regenerator plug:
Bridge at OFF: in this position the
regenerator pump switches on after 1.3
metres of film have been developed.
Bridge at ON: in this position the
regeneration is switched on not only at
the normal regeneration phase but also
every time the mains switch is switched on
140 50%/100% plug: if the bridge is plugged
at the ”50%” position, the pump running
time set at the potentiometer (138) is halved
141 Electronic regenerator