Kodak X-Omat 460 RA Processor User manual

Publication No. 636736
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OPERATOR MANUAL
for the
Kodak X-Omat 460 RA Processor
H108_0003DA
 Eastman Kodak Company, 1990

PLEASE NOTE
The information contained herein is based on the experience and knowledge relating to the subject matter gained by
Eastman Kodak Company prior to publication.
No patent license is granted by this information.
Eastman Kodak Company reserves the right to change this information without notice, and makes no warranty, express
or implied, with respect to this information. Kodak shall not be liable for any loss or damage, including consequential or
special damages, resulting from the use of this information, even if loss or damage is caused by Kodak’s negligence or
other fault.
Table of Contents
Description Page
Introduction.............................................................................................................................................................3
The Display Panel .....................................................................................................................................3
Using the Display Panel............................................................................................................................3
Adjusting the Contrast of the 300 Circuit Board Display (Display Panel)................................................3
Status Information......................................................................................................................................4
Mixing the Chemistry and Filling the Tanks.......................................................................................................9
Mixing the Chemistry.................................................................................................................................9
Filling the Tanks ......................................................................................................................................11
Setting Up the Processor....................................................................................................................................13
Processor Configuration .................................................................................................................................13
Calibrating the Replenishment System...................................................................................................13
Replenishment Modes.............................................................................................................................17
Temperature Lockout Mode ....................................................................................................................19
Display Units for Temperature and Transport Speed.............................................................................20
Safelight Receptacle and Accessory Mode.............................................................................................21
Standby Mode..........................................................................................................................................22
Changing Set-Points.......................................................................................................................................23
Processor Cycle.......................................................................................................................................23
Developer and Fixer Temperatures.........................................................................................................24
Replenishment Volume............................................................................................................................26
Setting the Transport Speed ...................................................................................................................29
Language Option.....................................................................................................................................31
Operating Instructions.........................................................................................................................................32
Daily Start-up...........................................................................................................................................32
Adjusting the Dryer Temperature............................................................................................................37
Film-Feeding Procedure ..........................................................................................................................37
Shutdown.................................................................................................................................................39
Daily Cleanup ..........................................................................................................................................39
Preventive Maintenance ......................................................................................................................................40
Weekly .....................................................................................................................................................40
Correcting Difficulties..........................................................................................................................................42
Warranty................................................................................................................................................................44
Menu Flowchart....................................................................................................................................................45
Menu Flowchart for the Japanese Language ...................................................................................................46
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Introduction
The Display Panel You may select, change, and monitor processing variables for the
Kodak X-Omat
Using the Display 460 RA Processor by using the display panel, Figure 1 below.
Panel
H104_0080BA
BACKLIT
MESSAGES LIQUID CRYSTAL
DISPLAY
SOFT KEY (5)
DEVELOPER TEMPERATURE
DISPLAY ROOM LIGHT
SENSOR
H104_0080BCA
DEGREE C/F
LED INDICATORS
REPLENISHMENT
INDICATOR
Figure 1 Display Panel
[1] To darken the display, press and hold the fourth SOFT KEY on the DISPLAY
Adjusting the PANEL. At the same time, press the first SOFT KEY on the DISPLAY PANEL
Contrast of the 300 as necessary to obtain the desired contrast.
Circuit Board Display
(Display Panel)
[2] To lighten the display, press and hold the fourth SOFT KEY on the DISPLAY
PANEL. At the same time, press the second SOFT KEY on the DISPLAY
PANEL as necessary to obtain the desired contrast.
H104_0080BA
Press to
Darken Display
Press to
Lighten Display
Press and Hold to
Change Contrast
H104_0080BCB
Figure 2 Adjusting the Brightness of the 300 Board Display
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The display panel provides the following status information for the processor:
Status Information
• Liquid Crystal Display
• Ready/Not Ready
• Message/Error
• Current cycle
• Current function for each of the ‘‘Soft Keys’’
• Operation Status LEDs
• The ‘‘Ready’’ LED indicates that the processor is ready to accept film.
• The ‘‘Wait’’ LED indicates that the processor has not yet reached its optimum film
processing conditions. See page 34 for a further description of ‘‘Wait’’ conditions.
• The ‘‘Service’’ LED indicates that the processor has an error that the operator
cannot repair.
• Indicators
• The Developer Temperature Display shows the current temperature of the
developer solution in the processor tank in degrees celsius or fahrenheit. If the
temperature appears in degrees celsius, it indicates that you are operating in the
metric system and that travel speed will be displayed in centimeters per minute.
• The Replenishment Indicator illuminates whenever both the Developer and Fixer
Pumps are operating.
The display panel has 5 keys called ‘‘Soft Keys’’ that allow you to select, change, and
monitor processor variables. These keys are located just below the Liquid Crystal
Display (LCD).
READY/NOT READY CURRENT CYCLE
MESSAGE/ERROR
_______________________________________
SOFT
|
SOFT
|
SOFT
|
SOFT
|
SOFT
KEY
|
KEY
|
KEY
|
KEY
|
KEY
||||
After you have made a selection from the menu displayed on the LCD, the functions of
the first 4 keys change to describe the next lower level menu selections. Any key that
is not used will be blank. Pressing the fifth key, ‘‘DONE/RETURN’’, completes the
entry and displays the next upper level menu on the display panel. See page 45 to
view the menu flowchart for the processor display panel. In addition, each
procedure in this manual shows the step-by-step readout of the LCD after each key
selection.
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Cycles of Operation
for the Processor
Cycle Information for the Processor
Process Time Drop Time Throughput
Cycle seconds seconds Film/Chemical films/hr.
K/RA 38 45 RA 479
film/chemicals
Rapid 53 61 RA/RP film, RP 351
chemicals
Standard 79 92 RA/RP film, RP 233
chemicals
Extended 154 179 RP 120
film/chemicals
Cycle is one of the four operating modes of the processor. You may set up the
processor for operation in the Extended, Standard, and Rapid cycles by simply
selecting one of these cycles on the display panel. In order to select the Kwik/RA
(K/RA) cycle, which provides the fastest film processing time, you must use the access
code. See page 7 for more information about use of the access code.
The microprocessor automatically adjusts the transport speed, replenishment volumes,
and solution and dryer temperatures to the values that are programmed for the
selected cycle.
Film/Chemical is the combination of film and chemistry required for optimum image
quality when using the processor. Kodak RP X-Omat Developer Replenishment and
Kodak RP X-Omat Fixer Replenishment, or equivalents, may be used with the
extended, standard, and rapid cycles. Only RA film and RA chemistry may be used
for the K/RA cycle. Contact your Kodak Representative to discuss the best option for
your needs.
Process Time is the time it takes the leading edge of a sheet of film to travel from the
detector rollers to the exit rollers of the dryer rack.
Drop Time is the time it takes the leading edge of a 35x43 cm sheet of film (fed
43 cm wide) to enter the detector rollers and the trailing edge to exit the dryer rack.
Throughput is the number of 35x43 cm sheets of film (fed 43 cm wide) processed in
one hour.
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Set-up information consists of the film processor configuration and all process
Processor set-points. Set-up information that was preset for the processor at the factory is listed
Configuration and in the table below.
Set-Points
Set-up information is stored in battery backed-up RAM (Random Access Memory).
Therefore, you do not need to program new values every time you turn the processor
on. Even if power to the processor is interrupted or the processor is turned off,
you do not need to program the processor.
If you wish, you may adjust the set-up information by using the soft keys on the
display panel. See ‘‘Setting Up the Processor’’ on page 13. The new set-up
information will be retained in memory even when power to the processor is interrupted
or the processor is turned off.
Processor Configuration and Set-Points
Item K/RA RAPID STANDARD EXTENDED
Replenishment Automatic Automatic Automatic Automatic
Mode
Temperature Off Off Off Off
Lockout Mode
Display Units °F, in./min. °F, in./min. °F, in./min. °F, in./min.
Safelight Safelight Safelight Safelight Safelight
Receptacle Mode
Standby Mode Interval Interval Interval Interval
Developer 36.6°C 38.3°C35°C35°C
Temperature (98°F) (101°F) (95°F) (95°F)
Fixer Temperature 32.2°C 32.2°C 32.2°C 32.2°C
(minimum) (90°F) (90°F) (90°F) (90°F)
(Automatic) 60 ml 60 ml 60 ml 60 ml
Developer
Replenishment
(35x43 cm sheet)
(Automatic) Fixer 85 ml 85 ml 85 ml 85 ml
Replenishment
(35x43 cm sheet)
Transport Speed 343 cm./min. 251 cm./min. 168 cm./min. 86 cm./min.
(135 in./min.) (99 in./min.) (66 in./min.) (34 in./min.)
Dryer Temperature 48.9°C 48.9°C 48.9°C 48.9°C
(120°F) (120°F) (120°F) (120°F)
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Only service personnel and one primary operator should use the access code.
Using the Access The access code 4213 must be entered after the ‘‘GO TO SETUP’’ key on the main
Code menu is pressed.
The access code is necessary to—
• change set-up information that was preset at the factory,
• change to or from the K/RA cycle.
The access code is not necessary to—
• select an operating cycle (except K/RA),
• change the dryer temperature,
• display the fixer temperature.
A second access code allows the primary operator access to review processor status
information.
(1) Press the ‘‘GO TO SETUP’’ key on the main menu.
(2) Enter the access code 3244.
• Press the first key for the Total Processor On Time.
• Press the second key for the Sheet Count.
• Press the third key for the Transport On Time.
• Press the fifth key when you are done reviewing the processor status
information and wish to return to the previous menu.
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• Holding down a key will cause the key to toggle among all its possible options. For
Basic Operating example, holding down the /\ key, will cause the temperature displayed to rapidly
Characterstics increase as long as the key is held down.
• When the processor is first turned on, the wash water and drive motor run for a short
period and then turn off. The replenisher pumps also turn on when the processor is
turned on.
• Depending upon which wiring procedure was followed during the installation of the
exhaust fan, the exhaust fan may run all the time, continuous mode, or only when
the dryer blower motor is on, intermittent mode.
• If either developer or fixer solution evaporated while the processor was off, the
developer and fixer tanks will be automatically replenished to their overflow levels
when the processor is again turned on.
• When the film accumulator senses film, it turns on the drive motor.
• To prevent the replenisher pumps from pumping replenishment solutions when film is
not being processed, film area is only detected by the sensors if the film enters the
detector rollers.
• The drive motor and replenisher pumps will not operate if the top cover is not on the
processor
• When both replenisher pumps are operating, the replenisher light on the display
panel illuminates.
• The wash water drains whenever power to the processor is interrupted or the
processor is turned off.
• If the processor is used in an area that is dark or dimly lit, the processor’s room light
sensors will detect the lack of bright light and turn off the lights on the display panel
to prevent the fogging of the film which it ‘‘thinks’’ is being processed.
• On the feed end of the processor is a panel which indicates the selected operating
cycle and the currect processor status. A dimmer is available to adjust intensity of
these indicator lights.
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Mixing the Chemistry and Filling the Tanks
[1] Move the Main Circuit Breaker, CB1, to the ‘‘0’’ position.
Mixing the Chemistry
H108_0002DA
ELECTRICAL INTERFACE
PHONE JACK
FIXER DRAIN
VALVE
FIXER AUXILIARY
DRAIN
DEVELOPER
AUXILIARY DRAIN
DEVELOPER
DRAIN VALVE
EXHAUST
POWER AUXILIARY
CIRCUIT BREAKERS
CB2, CB3, and CB4
REPLENISHER TUBING
INLETS from REMOTE TANKS
WATER INLET
U.S. GARDEN HOSE
CONNECTOR
DEVELOPER OVERFLOW
and DRAIN
FIXER OVERFLOW
and DRAIN
WASH OVERFLOW
and DRAIN
*
PROCESSOR
INTERFACE
CONNECTOR
(PIC)
MAIN
CIRCUIT BREAKER
(CB1)
SAFELIGHT/
ACCESSORY
RECEPTACLE
H108_0002DCA
FEED TRAY and SHELF
Figure 3 Major Components of the Processor
* Supplied in the pre-pack is an adapter for 1/2-inch NPT.
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[2] Close the Developer and Fixer Drain Valves.
H108_0004CA
FIXER
AUXILIARY
DRAIN
WASH OVERFLOW
and DRAIN
FIXER
DRAIN
VALVE FIXER OVERFLOW
and DRAIN
WATER
INLET
DEVELOPER
OVERFLOW
and DRAIN
DEVELOPER
DRAIN VALVE
POWER
DEVELOPER
AUXILIARY
H108_0004CCA
DRAIN
Figure 4 Closing the Drain Valves
[3] Determine which type of chemistry is needed for the operating cycle that you
selected. See the table on page 5.
IMPORTANT
• When mixing chemistry, follow all instructions and precautions.
• Mix only a 2 week supply of developer replenishment.
[4] Following all directions provided with the solutions, mix at least 19 liters
(5 gallons) of solution.
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[1] Check that the developer heat exchanger cover is correctly positioned in the
Filling the Tanks bottom of the developer tank.
[2] Check that the Developer, Fixer, and Wash Racks are in their correct positions.
H108_0051BA
SQUEEGEE
ASSEMBLY
WASH
RACK
ASSEMBLY
FIXER RACK
ASSEMBLY
DEVELOPER
RACK
ASSEMBLY
H108_0055BCB
Figure 5 Installing the Racks
IMPORTANT
If the top cover is on the processor when the processor is turned on, the
replenisher pumps and drive motor will turn on for a short period and
circulation of the wash water begins automatically.
[3] Check that CB2, CB3, and CB4 are in the ‘‘I’’ position.
[4] Move the main circuit breaker, CB1, to the ‘‘I’’ position.
[5] Wait for the main menu to appear on the display panel.
IMPORTANT
• Be sure that within 20 seconds after you complete your first entry, you
press the soft key for your next desired selection . If you do not press
a key within 20 seconds of your previous entry, the LCD will again
display the main menu.
• An alarm ‘‘beep’’ will occur twice whenever there is an error condition with the
processor and a sheet of film is fed into the processor.
• See to page 45 or 46 to see the ‘‘Menu Flowchart for the RA Processor.’’
[6] Press the ‘‘GO TO SETUP’’ key.
READY STD
135 F = DRYER SETPOINT
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/\
|
\/
|
SELECT
|
DISPLAY
|
GO TO
DRYER
|
DRYER
|
CYCLE
|
FIX
|
SETUP
|||
TEMP
|
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[7] Enter the 4 digit access code.
||||
CANCEL
1
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2
|
3
|
4
|
REQUEST
||||
[8] Press the ‘‘OPTIONS’’ key.
CYCLE
|
SETUP
|||
DONE/
|
PROC-
|
OPTIONS
|
LANG
|
RETURN
|
ESS
|||
[9] Press the ‘‘REPLEN MODE’’ key.
REPLEN
|
TEMP
|
DISPLAY
||
DONE/
MODE
|
LOCK
|
UNITS
|
MORE
|
RETURN
||||
IMPORTANT
• If the developer and fixer tanks of the processor are empty and you do
not press ‘‘TANK FILL’’, a ‘‘Fill Error’’ will occur.
• The developer and fixer tanks will not fill if the top cover is off of the
processor.
• The developer and fixer tanks require approximately 10 minutes to fill with
solution.
• Once the tanks are full, the replenisher pumps automatically turn off.
[10] Press the ‘‘TANK FILL’’ key.
[11] Immediately, press the ‘‘DONE/RETURN’’ key to store the entry.
SELECT
|
SELECT
|
TANK
|
DISABLE
|
DONE/
AUTO
|
FLOODED
|
FILL
|
REPLEN
|
RETURN
||||
[12] After the replenisher pumps turn off, check that—
(a) the level of both the developer and fixer solutions in the tanks is at the
tanks’ overflow limits.
(b) there is some movement on the surface of the developer and fixer
solutions to indicate that the recirculation pump is operating.
[13] If using RP chemistry, add 190 ml (6.5 oz.) of starter solution to the
processor’s developer tank as required.
[14] Continue on to page 13 to set up the processor or advance to page 32 to begin
daily film processing.
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Setting Up the Processor
Processor Configuration
Calibrating the Replenishment System
Calibrate the replenishment system whenever you add new chemicals to the
Introduction processor.
The operator calibrates the replenishment system for all process cycles in one
operation that determines the actual rate of solution flow through the replenishment
pumps. The operator will measure the volume of solution pumped during a set period
of time, then use the display panel to enter his measurement into the microprocessor.
The microprocessor computes the rate of solution flow through the pump, then adjusts
the period of time that the pump must operate to match the replenishment volume set
by the operator.
NOTE
The volume actually measured during this procedure is not the volume
delivered for a 35x43 cm sheet of film.
[1] To calibrate the replenishment system, press the ‘‘GO TO SETUP’’ key.
Procedure
READY STD
135 F = DRYER SETPOINT
_______________________________________
/\
|
\/
|
SELECT
|
DISPLAY
|
GO TO
DRYER
|
DRYER
|
CYCLE
|
FIX
|
SETUP
|||
TEMP
|
[2] Enter the 4 digit access code.
||||
CANCEL
1
|
2
|
3
|
4
|
REQUEST
||||
[3] Press the ‘‘OPTIONS’’ key.
CYCLE
|
SETUP
|||
DONE/
|
PROC-
|
OPTIONS
|
LANG
|
RETURN
|
ESS
|||
[4] Press the ‘‘MORE’’ key.
REPLEN
|
TEMP
|
DISPLAY
||
DONE/
MODE
|
LOCK
|
UNITS
|
MORE
|
RETURN
||||
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[5] Press the ‘‘REPLEN CALIB’’ key.
RECEPT
|
STAND-
|
REPLEN
||
DONE/
MODE
|
BY
|
CALIB
|
MORE
|
RETURN
|
MODE
|||
[6] Remove the receiving-end access panel from the processor.
[7] Press either the—
(a) ‘‘FIX CAL’’ key for fixer recalibration.
(b) ‘‘DEV CAL’’ key for developer recalibration.
DEV
|
FIX
|||
DONE/
CAL
|
CAL
|||
RETURN
||||
Wear safety glasses when doing the following steps.
Replenishment solutions drain quickly and may splash.
[8] Place the Graduated Cylinder under the Tube. See Figure 6 on page 15.
[9] Move the Valve Handle for the fixer (or the developer) to point at the Graduated
Cylinder.
[10] Press the Replenishment Calibration Switch.
[11] Measure and record the volume of replenishment delivered by the system.
[12] Dispose of the solution in the Graduated Cylinder correctly.
[13] Do Steps 8 through 12 at least 2 more times.
[14] Determine the average volume delivered.
[15] Close the Valve Handle for the fixer (or developer).
[16] Press the ‘‘UPDATE CAL VOL’’ key.
UPDATE
||||
DONE/
CAL VOL
||||
RETURN
||||
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H108_0045CA
REPLENISHMENT
CALIBRATION
SWITCH
VALVE
HANDLE
TUBE
GRADUATED
CYLINDER
H108_0045CCB
Figure 6 Calibration
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[17] Press /\ or \/ keys until the volume of replenishment displayed equals the
average volume you calculated in Step 14.
Before:
PROCESSOR NOT READY RAPID
66 mL = DEVELOPER REPLENISHMENT VOLUME
||||
DONE/
/\
|
\/
|||
RETURN
||||
After:
PROCESSOR NOT READY RAPID
63 mL = DEVELOPER REPLENISHMENT VOLUME
||||
DONE/
/\
|
\/
|||
RETURN
||||
[18] Immediately, press the ‘‘DONE/RETURN’’ key to store the entry.
[19] Immediately, press the ‘‘DONE/RETURN’’ key again and do Steps 7 through
19 for the developer.
[20] Install the receiving-end access panel onto the processor.
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Replenishment Modes
Description
Automatic
Replenishment Mode Select this mode when you want the processor to
automatically adjust the replenishment volumes for developer
and fixer according to the film usage for the processor. See
‘‘Replenishment Volume’’ beginning on page 26.
Flooded
Replenishment Mode Check with your Kodak representative to see whether the
Flooded Replenishment Mode is right for your film usage.
Replenishment will be added automatically—
• every 5 minutes, achieving a minimum replenishment of
780 ml/hr while the processor is on and
• when the equivalent film area of 35x43 cm has been
processed.
Tank Fill Mode Select this mode when you want the processor tanks to fill
automatically. In this mode the processor tanks fill with
solution from the replenishment tanks until the level sensors
detect that the processor tanks are full.
Disable
Replenishment Select this feature to disable the replenisher pumps before
doing any of the cleaning procedures.
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[1] To select a replenishment mode, press the ‘‘GO TO SETUP’’ key.
Procedure
READY STD
135 F = DRYER SETPOINT
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/\
|
\/
|
SELECT
|
DISPLAY
|
GO TO
DRYER
|
DRYER
|
CYCLE
|
FIX
|
SETUP
|||
TEMP
|
[2] Enter the 4 digit access code.
||||
CANCEL
1
|
2
|
3
|
4
|
REQUEST
||||
[3] Press the ‘‘OPTIONS’’ key.
CYCLE
|
SETUP
|||
DONE/
|
PROC-
|
OPTIONS
|
LANG
|
RETURN
|
ESS
|||
[4] Press the ‘‘REPLEN MODE’’ key.
REPLEN
|
TEMP
|
DISPLAY
||
DONE/
MODE
|
LOCK
|
UNITS
|
MORE
|
RETURN
||||
[5] Select one of the 4 operating modes—
• Automatic Replenishment
• Flooded Replenishment
• Tank Fill
• Disable Replenishment
SELECT
|
SELECT
|
TANK
|
DISABLE
|
DONE/
AUTO
|
FLOODED
|
FILL
|
REPLEN
|
RETURN
||||
[6] Immediately, press the ‘‘DONE/RETURN’’ key to store the entry.
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Temperature Lockout Mode
Selecting ‘‘ON’’ automatically disables the transport system whenever the developer
Description temperature deviates from the specified temperature range. The transport system
remains disabled until the temperature of the developer is back within the specified
temperature range.
Selecting ‘‘OFF’’ allows the processor to accept film even when the developer
temperature deviates from specified temperature range.
IMPORTANT
When using accessory equipment, the ‘‘Temperature Lockout’’ must be ‘‘OFF’’.
[1] To select on or off for the ‘‘Temperature Lockout’’ mode, press the ‘‘GO TO
Procedure SETUP’’ key.
READY STD
135 F = DRYER SETPOINT
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/\
|
\/
|
SELECT
|
DISPLAY
|
GO TO
DRYER
|
DRYER
|
CYCLE
|
FIX
|
SETUP
|||
TEMP
|
[2] Enter the 4 digit access code.
||||
CANCEL
1
|
2
|
3
|
4
|
REQUEST
||||
[3] Press the ‘‘OPTIONS’’ key.
CYCLE
|
SETUP
|||
DONE/
|
PROC-
|
OPTIONS
|
LANG
|
RETURN
|
ESS
|||
[4] Press the ‘‘TEMP LOCK’’ key.
REPLEN
|
TEMP
|
DISPLAY
||
DONE/
MODE
|
LOCK
|
UNITS
|
MORE
|
RETURN
||||
[5] Press the ‘‘SELECT ON’’ or ‘‘SELECT OFF’’ key.
SELECT
|
SELECT
|||
DONE/
OFF
|
ON
|||
RETURN
||||
[6] Immediately, press the ‘‘DONE/RETURN’’ key to store the entry.
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Display Units for Temperature and Transport Speed
You may select either english or metric ‘‘Display Units’’ for the temperature and
Description transport speed readings on the display panel. If you select english units, the
displayed temperature will be in degrees Fahrenheit, and the displayed transport speed
will be in inches per minute. If you select metric units, the displayed temperature will
be in degrees Celsius, and the displayed transport speed will be in centimeters per
minute.
[1] To change ‘‘Display Units’’ for temperature and transport speed, press the
Procedure ‘‘GO TO SETUP’’ key.
READY STD
135 F = DRYER SETPOINT
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/\
|
\/
|
SELECT
|
DISPLAY
|
GO TO
DRYER
|
DRYER
|
CYCLE
|
FIX
|
SETUP
|||
TEMP
|
[2] Enter the 4 digit access code.
||||
CANCEL
1
|
2
|
3
|
4
|
REQUEST
||||
[3] Press the ‘‘OPTIONS’’ key.
CYCLE
|
SETUP
|||
DONE/
|
PROC-
|
OPTIONS
|
LANG
|
RETURN
|
ESS
|||
[4] Press the ‘‘DISPLAY UNITS’’ key.
REPLEN
|
TEMP
|
DISPLAY
||
DONE/
MODE
|
LOCK
|
UNITS
|
MORE
|
RETURN
||||
[5] Press either—
(a) ‘‘SELECT ENGLISH’’ for °F and in./min or
(b) ‘‘SELECT METRIC’’ for °C and cm/min.
SELECT
|
SELECT
|||
DONE/
ENGLISH
|
METRIC
|||
RETURN
||||
[6] Immediately, press the ‘‘DONE/RETURN’’ key to store the entry.
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