Rimage Everest II Installation instructions

Align the Everest II Printer
Align the Everest II Printer
When the Everest printer is installed, it may need to be aligned to the lift arm.
Tools Needed: T25 Torx driver
Before you begin:
 Install the Everest Printer
 Power on the Rimage DiscLab. Wait for the unit to initialize.
 Note: The Everest printer takes 2 to 3 minutes to complete the initialization.
1. Select Diagnostic 4, Jog Lift Diagnostic.
a. Press and hold the Operator Button to place the unit in diagnostics mode. The Operator
Panel indicates when to release the button.
b. When the Operator Panel displays 01 CYCLE OUTPUTS DIAGNOSTIC, press the Operator
Button four times and hold on the fourth press. This selects the JOG LIFT DIAGNOSTIC
TEST. The Lift Arm moves down toward the Print Drawer as the Print Drawer opens.
c. When the Operator Panel prompts you to place a disc, place a disc on the print pad.
2. Check the printer alignment.
a. Press the Operator Button to move the Lift Arm closer to the Print Pad.
b. Press the Operator Button again and the Lift Arm moves down and picks up the disc.
c. Manually rotate the Lead Screw counterclockwise to move the Lift Arm down to the Print Pad.
3. Check the disc alignment.
To see if the disc is centered, observe the gap
between the edge of the disc and the raised edges
as shown by the arrows.
If the disc is not centered side-to-side on the Print
Pad, continue to step 3.
If the side-to-side alignment is correct, go to step
4.
Lift Arm
Print Pad
Disc
Lead Screw
Print Pad
Print Drawer
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Align the Everest II Printer
3. If necessary, perform a side-to-side alignment.
a. Loosen the two torx side-to-side alignment
screws.
b. Slide the printer until the side gaps are equal.
-Important! Slide the entire printer, not the drawer.
c. Tighten the two side-to-side alignment screws.
Front to back alignment screw
Side-to-side alignment screws
4. If necessary, perform a front-to-back alignment.
a. Turn the front-to-back alignment screw until
there is a 1/16” (1.5mm) gap between the
front edge of the disc and the raised edge of
the Disc Retainer.
 Tip: You can use the T25 Torx driver, or 5/32”
Allen wrench, to turn the front-to-back alignment
screw.
b. When the printer is aligned, rotate the Lead
Screw to raise the Lift Arm up about 1.0” (2.5
cm).
5. Exit diagnostics.
a. Press and hold the Operator Button to exit
Diagnostic Test 4. The disc is lifted up to the
top output tray and released.
b. Press the Operator Button fourteen times and
hold on the last press to exit Diagnostics.
c. Press the Operator Button one more time to
close the Print Drawer.
Disc Retainer
Ga
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Distance
Lift Arm
Print Pad
Lead Screw
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