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Laser Engine
Laser:
Abbreviation of
Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
In the QSS-30, the exposure method by Visible Radiation is employed.
QSS-30-2
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- QSS-30 Training Materials 1
- Chapter 1 2
- Specifications 2
- Types of QSS-3001 5
- Time schedule of 6
- Usable media 7
- Processable Format 8
- Processable DVD 9
- Main options 10
- Components of film carriers 11
- Description/ExplanationName 14
- Magazine 15
- (Scanner) 16
- (LAZER Printer Processor) 16
- Print sizes 17
- Usable paper 17
- PC spec table 18
- Spec table of peripherals 19
- QSS-30-1 20
- Chapter 2 21
- Outline of the system 21
- Scanner Light Source 23
- Exposure route of scanner 24
- QSS-30-2 25
- AFC scanning movement 26
- Resolution of the image 27
- MaximumMinimumFilm size 28
- PixelSize (mm) 29
- (C/P/H) 30
- Scanning 30
- Print channel and scanning 31
- Pre-scanning 32
- Digital ICE 33
- Corrections by Digital ICE 34
- Negative 35
- Colorimeter 36
- Paper sizes and advance way 37
- Check the actual machine 38
- Laser Engine 39
- Cautions concerning the laser 40
- Printer Exposure Engine 41
- Structure of Laser Unit 42
- Explanation of laser unit 43
- Structure of Laser Unit (AOM) 44
- Exposure center 45
- Laser Exposure 46
- Auto tuning 47
- Chapter 3 48
- Operations 48
- QSS-30-3 50
- Daily setup flow 51
- Weekly setup flow 52
- Monthly setup flow 53
- Explanation of operations 54
- Explanation of modes 55
- NCE mode 56
- The PC is being processed 57
- Normal shutdown movement 58
- The PC is started up 59
- Important 60
- How to turn OFF the breaker 62
- 1. Check the LED of HD 63
- 4 seconds or more 63
- Status display of AFC 65
- Details of the back print 66
- BIRTHDAY 123 12 67
- (A) (K)(D)(F) 67
- 284 15 〈CUSTOMERINFO.mdb 1234 67
- (J) (L) (1) (2) 67
- Index print sizes 69
- Types of index prints 70
- 120 x 120 72
- 97 x 12089 x 11789 x 114 72
- Paper sizes for 6-frame 73
- Paper sizes for 4-frame 73
- *Contact index prints 74
- Practical training 75
- Chapter 4 76
- Installation 76
- Unit [mm] 78
- 399706S-1200 78
- 766.51,184LPP-1200 78
- The space for installation 79
- 1. PC control unit 80
- Lifting a machine (LPP-1200) 81
- Packing items (LPP-1200) 82
- Packing items (S-1200) 82
- For Processor 83
- For Printer and 83
- Packing items (Sample prints) 84
- Location of PC peripherals 86
- SCSI ID No 87
- = necessary 88
- Allocation of drives 89
- QSS-30-4 90
- Chapter 5 91
- Details of the Initial setup 94
- Setup flow 96
- Monitor setup 97
- QSS-30-5 100
- Structure of the setup data 101
- Paper registration and setup 102
- Emulsion number change 103
- Color data configuration 104
- DSA data configuration 105
- Outline of CMS 106
- Scanner profile 108
- Printer profile 109
- Monitor profile 110
- Chapter 6 111
- Mechanical adjustment 111
- The point of this chapter 112
- - Swing and Tilt Adjustment 113
- - Light axis adjustment 113
- - Light source registration 113
- - Focus adjustment 113
- * Colorimeter unit 114
- * Paper supply section A 114
- * Paper supply section B 115
- * Exposure advance unit 115
- * Engine section 115
- * Paper advance section 115
- 2. 135/240MMC 116
- 1. Scanner unit 117
- 1. Colorimeter 118
- 1. Paper supply unit A 119
- 1. Paper supply section B 120
- 2. Paper supply unit B 121
- Storage place 121
- 1. Exposure advance unit 122
- 1. Laser unit 123
- Viewing from the back side 124
- QSS-30-6 125
- Location of main PCBs 126
- Positioning pins of 127
- Maintenance and Adjustment 131
- + correction 133
- - correction 133
- Processor insertion 134
- I sideL side 134
- + correction- correction 135
- Reverse unit 135
- Exposure end 135
- 0 to 1 mm Rear end of paper 135
- Screws (loose) 136
- Pin holder 136
- • Recovery 137
- • Installing the QSS software 137
- • Installing the driver 137
- • Software upgrading 137
- Chapter 7 138
- Service items 138
- QSS-30-7 140
- Cautions when replacing PCBs 143
- Errors and countermeasures 151
- Maintenance 153
- 24 – 26V was detected? 154
- Functioned for 5 minutes? 154
- Deterioration 154
- Necessary to replace 154
- Movement of reverse unit 155
- Arm operationCondition 156
- Chapter 9 157
- Replenishment devices 157
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