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DRYPIX EDGE
DRYPIX 8000
SERVICE MANUAL
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Copyright © 2018 FUJIFILM Corporation. All rights reserved.
FUJI MEDICAL DRY LASER IMAGER
Printed in Japan
Document No. 006-272-01E 
First Edition Mar.16.2018
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1. HANDLING	THIS	SERVICE	MANUAL
1.1	 About	This	Service	Manual
n Scope
This Service Manual applies to the Fuji Medical Dry Imager DRYPIX EDGE.
n Notation of Unit Symbols
For notation of unit symbols, metric units set forth in the International Systems of Units
(SI) are used, as a rule. However, some metric units that are not allowed in the SI but 
are permitted under the Measurement Law are partially used.
1.2	 Service	Manual	Appropriations
1. All rights are reserved by the FUJIFILM Corporation (FUJIFILM).
2. Manual usage is restricted to FUJIFILM equipment related technical and service
personnel.
3. This manual contains information relating to FUJIFILM equipment and is therefore
proprietary. Unauthorized disclosure is prohibited.
4. FUJIFILM's prior consent is required in regard to the following.
- Manual copying in whole or in part.
- Disclosure of manual contents to unauthorized personnel.
- Manual uses for purposes other than technical service.
5. The contents of this manual are subject to changes for product improvement.
6. Accompanying documents were originally drafted in the English language.
1.3	 About	Notation	in	the	Manual
n Notation of Cautions, Warning, etc.
The notation formats of "WARNING", "CAUTION", "INSTRUCTIONS", "NOTE",
"REMARKS" and "REFERENCE" are shown below.
	WARNING
Indicated where failure to observe the instruction given may result in death or 
serious injuries.
	CAUTION
Indicated where failure to observe the instruction given may result in light or 
moderate injuries, or serious malfunction (unrecoverable or difficult to recover) 
of the equipment.
<INSTRUCTIONS>
Indicated where failure to observe the instruction given may result in damage to 
the equipment, or other problems.
<NOTE>
Indicated where special attention is required during a work procedure.
<REMARKS>
Indicated where description of the term used or supplementary explanation is given.
n Indication of Refer To
The " " mark is used to indicate the chapter or section you should refer to.
Its format is as indicated below.
 {MC:1_COVERS}
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1.4	 Servicing	Instruments	and	Tools	That	
Require	Inspection/Calibration
The machine should be installed and serviced by use of servicing instruments and 
tools that have been regularly inspected and calibrated as appropriate.
If the machine were serviced using servicing instruments and tools that have not 
been inspected and calibrated, proper performance of the machine could not be 
guaranteed.
Servicing instruments and tools that require inspection/calibration are as listed below.
The inspection/calibration should be planned and performed in accordance with the 
specifications and instruction manuals of the applicable servicing instruments and 
tools.
n Instruments and Tools That Require Inspection/Calibration
Name Inspection Calibration
Digital multimeter 
Densitometer 
Steel ruler (300 mm) 
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SAFETY PRECAUTION 
1. SAFETY PRECAUTION ............................................. 1
1.1 General Precautions ........................................................................1
1.2 Precautions Against Laser Radiation ..............................................3
2. LABELS .................................................................... 5
2.1 Laser Caution Labels ......................................................................5
2.2 Other Labels ....................................................................................6
2.3 Additional Protective Grounding Earth Mark .................................10
2.4 Power Cable Caution Label (USA Only) ........................................10
3. PROTECTIVE HOUSING FOR LASER RADIATION
EXPOSURE PREVENTION ...................................... 11
4. CLASSIFICATION ................................................... 13
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SPECIFICATIONS 
1. SPECIFICATIONS ..................................................... 1
1.1 Product Code ..................................................................................1
1.2 List of Optional Parts .......................................................................2
1.3 General Specifications ....................................................................2
1.4 Dimensions and Weight ..................................................................5
1.5 Environmental Requirements ..........................................................6
1.6 Electrical Requirements ..................................................................7
1.7 Equipment Installation Space ..........................................................8
1.7.1 Installation Space ........................................................................................8
1.7.2 Space Required for Maintenance Work ......................................................8
1.8 Disposing the Equipment ................................................................9
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DISCRIPTION OF EQUIPMENT (MD)
1. OUTLINE OF EQUIPMENT ..................................MD-1
1.1 Functions of Equipment ............................................................MD-1
1.2 System Configuration ...............................................................MD-1
1.3 Overall Configuration and Names of Parts ...............................MD-2
1.3.1 External View .......................................................................................MD-2
1.3.2 Operation Panel ...................................................................................MD-4
1.3.3 Layout of Units .....................................................................................MD-5
1.3.4 Layout of I/O Parts and Description of Functions.................................MD-6
1.3.5 Layout of Boards ................................................................................MD-14
2. STARTING UP ENDING THE EQUIPMENT .......MD-15
2.1 Power ON Operations ............................................................MD-15
2.2 Error Processing .....................................................................MD-16
2.3 Power OFF Operations ..........................................................MD-17
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TROUBLESHOOTING (MT)
1. TROUBLESHOOTING METHOD .......................... MT-1
2. ERROR CODE ..................................................... MT-2
2.1 Checking Error Codes .............................................................. MT-2
2.2 Format of Detailed Information ................................................ MT-3
2.2.1 FLH Related (Conveyance) Errors Detailed Information.......................MT-3
2.2.2 DEN Related (Internal Densitometer) Errors Detailed Information .......MT-6
2.2.3 ESN Related (Film Edge Sensor Related) Errors Detailed Information MT-6
2.2.4 DEV Related (Temperature Control Related) Errors Detailed Information ....
MT-7
3. ERROR CODE TABLE .......................................... MT-9
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REMOVAL AND ADJUSTMENT (MC) 
PRECAUTIONS ON INSPECTIONS, 
REPLACEMENTS, AND ADJUSTMENTS .............MC-1
1. COVERS ..............................................................MC-2
1.1 Upper RearCover ....................................................................MC-2
1.2 Middle Rear Cover ...................................................................MC-2
1.3 Lower Rear Cover ....................................................................MC-3
1.4 Upper Left Cover ......................................................................MC-3
1.5 Middle Left Cover .....................................................................MC-4
1.6 Lower Left Cover ......................................................................MC-5
1.7 Upper Right Cover ....................................................................MC-5
1.8 Middle Right Cover ...................................................................MC-6
1.9 Lower Right Cover ....................................................................MC-6
1.10 Upper Film Loading Unit Cover ................................................MC-7
1.11 Middle Film Loading Unit Cover ...............................................MC-7
1.12 Lower Film Loading Unit Cover ................................................MC-8
1.13 Upper Cover .............................................................................MC-8
1.14 Operation Panel .......................................................................MC-9
2. FRAME ..............................................................MC-10
2.1 Interlock Switch Assembly ......................................................MC-10
2.2 Interlock Switch (SK3/SK4) Assembly ....................................MC-12
3. FILM LOADING UNIT ........................................MC-13
3.1 Film Tray .................................................................................MC-13
3.2 Removal Unit/Film Loading Unit ..........................................................MC-15
3.2.1 When removing the removal unit/film loading unit temporarily...........MC-15
3.2.1 When replacing the removal unit/film loading unit with 
the new assembly ..............................................................................MC-17
3.3 Tray Interlock Switch Assembly (SA12/SA22/SA32) ..............MC-19
3.4 Tray Lock Assembly ...............................................................MC-23
3.5 Squeezing Roller ....................................................................MC-24
3.6 Film detection sensor (SA13/SA23/SA33) .............................MC-25
3.7 Film Pack/Shutter Detection Sensor 
Assembly (SA11/SA21/SA31) ................................................MC-26
3.8 Upper BCR Assembly (SA14) ................................................MC-27
3.9 Middle BCR Assembly (SA24) ................................................MC-28
3.10 Lower BCR Assembly (SA34) ................................................MC-29
4. REMOVAL UNIT ................................................MC-31
4.1 Removal Unit ..........................................................................MC-31
4.2 Suction Cup Arm ....................................................................MC-33
4.3 Suction Cup ............................................................................MC-34
4.4 Bellows ...................................................................................MC-35
4.5 Film Surface Detection Sensor (SB12/SB22/SB32) ...............MC-37
4.6 Film Removing Motor (MB11/MB21/MB31) ............................MC-38
4.7 Removal Unit Conveyance Motor (MB12/MB22/MB32) .........MC-39
4.8 Removal Drive Cam (Front side) ............................................MC-40
4.9 Suction Cup Arm HP Detection Sensor 
(SB11/SB21/SB31) .................................................................MC-45
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5. CONVEYOR UNIT .............................................MC-47
5.1 Conveyor Unit Exit Assembly .................................................MC-47
5.2 Conveyor Unit Exit Grip Roller Assembly ...............................MC-49
5.3 Conveyor Unit Exit Guide (Lower) ..........................................MC-50
5.4 Stopper Assembly ..................................................................MC-51
5.5 Stopper Solenoid (SOLD1) .....................................................MC-52
5.6 Conveyor Unit Exit Roller (Lower) ..........................................MC-53
5.7 Film Edge Sensor (SD5) ........................................................MC-54
5.8 Upper Conveyor Unit Open/Close Guide ...............................MC-55
5.9 Upper conveyor unit drive transmission gear unit ..................MC-56
5.10 Conveyor Unit Turn Roller ......................................................MC-58
5.11 Film Conveyance Motor (MD1) ..............................................MC-59
5.12 Conveyance Gear ..................................................................MC-61
6. SUB-SCANNING UNIT ......................................MC-62
6.1 Sub-Scanning Unit/Upper Conveyor Unit ...............................MC-62
6.2 Flat belt (Front of the Machine) ..............................................MC-65
6.3 Sub-Scanning Unit Entrance Roller ........................................MC-67
6.4 Sub-Scanning Unit Exit Roller ................................................MC-69
6.5 Sub-Scanning Motor (ME1)/ME1-DRV Board ........................MC-71
6.5.1 Removal/Reinstallation ......................................................................MC-71
6.5.2 Adjusting when Replacing Sub-Scanning Motor ................................MC-73
6.6 Flat belt (Rear of the Machine) ...............................................MC-73
6.7 Flywheel .................................................................................MC-75
6.8 Film Leading Edge Detection Sensor (SE1) ...........................MC-76
7. SCANNING OPTICS UNIT ..........................................MC-77
7.1 Scanner Unit ...........................................................................MC-77
7.1.1 Removal/Reinstallation ......................................................................MC-77
7.1.2 Adjustments in Replacement of Scanner Unit....................................MC-78
8. HEAT DEVELOPMENT UNIT .............................MC-80
8.1 Film Cooling Section ..............................................................MC-80
8.2 Heat Development Rack Assembly ........................................MC-81
8.3 Heat Development Roller .......................................................MC-83
8.4 Thermal Protector ...................................................................MC-84
8.5 Heat Development Unit Conveyance Motor (MG1) ................MC-86
8.6 Heat Development Unit Entrance Guide ................................MC-87
8.7 Cooling Fan ............................................................................MC-88
9. FILM RELEASE UNIT ........................................MC-89
9.1 Film Release Unit ...................................................................MC-89
9.2 LED28A Board ........................................................................MC-91
10. CONTROLLER ...................................................MC-92
10.1 PSU37A / PSU31C Board Assembly ......................................MC-92
10.2 PSU37A Board .......................................................................MC-94
10.3 PSU31C Board .......................................................................MC-95
10.4 CPR38A Board .......................................................................MC-96
10.5 SSD ........................................................................................MC-99
10.6 SND28B Board .....................................................................MC-100
10.7 SND38C Board .....................................................................MC-102
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10.8 HTD38A Board .....................................................................MC-103
10.9 Main PowerSwitch ...............................................................MC-105
11. Sorter .............................................................MC-106
11.1 Sorter/Top Cover for the Sorter ............................................MC-106
12. INSTALLING THE MAIN UNIT SOFTWARE ....MC-110
12.1 Installing from the PC for Servicing ...................................... MC-111
12.1.1 Copying Main Unit Software to the PC for Servicing.........................MC-111
12.1.2 Upgrading the Version from the PC for Servicing ............................ MC-112
12.1.3 Full Installation from the PC for Servicing ........................................ MC-113
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SERVICE MODE (MU)
1. U-UTILITY (USER-UTILITY) ...............................MU-1
1.1 U-Utility Menu Tree ...................................................................MU-1
1.2 Starting and Ending the U-Utility ..............................................MU-2
1.3 Details of U-Utility Commands .................................................MU-2
[1] AUTO F.D.C. .................................................................................MU-2
[2] Test Pattern ...................................................................................MU-3
[3] Unlock Tray ...................................................................................MU-3
[4] Set Counters .................................................................................MU-4
[5] Transiton Time ..............................................................................MU-4
[6] Volume ..........................................................................................MU-5
[6-1] Alarm ..................................................................................MU-5
[6-2] Key Touch Tone ..................................................................MU-5
[7] Automated F.D.C. ..........................................................................MU-5
[8] Set Date/Time ...............................................................................MU-5
[9] Check Version ...............................................................................MU-6
[10] Remaining Films ...........................................................................MU-6
[11] QC .................................................................................................MU-6
[11-1] QC Test Pattern ..................................................................MU-6
[11-2] History .................................................................................MU-7
[11-2-1] Built-in Densitometer/External Densitometer ...........MU-7
[11-2-2] Format .....................................................................MU-7
[11-2-3] Artifacts ....................................................................MU-7
[11-3] Settings ...............................................................................MU-8
[11-3-1] Built-in Densitometer ...............................................MU-8
[11-3-1-1] Auto ................................................................MU-8
[11-3-1-2] Manual ............................................................MU-8
[11-3-2] External Densitometer .............................................MU-8
[11-3-3] Format .....................................................................MU-9
[11-4] LUT .....................................................................................MU-9
[12] Mammo. QC ..................................................................................MU-9
2. M-UTILITY (MAINTENANCE UTILITY) .............MU-11
2.1 M-Utility Menu Tree ................................................................ MU-11
2.2 Starting and Ending the M-Utility ............................................MU-12
2.3 Details of M-Utility Commands ...............................................MU-13
[1] System Config. ............................................................................MU-13
[1-1] Set Tray ............................................................................MU-13
[1-2] Set ML Dmax ....................................................................MU-14
[2] Error Log .....................................................................................MU-14
[2-1] Display Error Log ..............................................................MU-14
[2-2] Error Log Clear .................................................................MU-14
[3] Network .......................................................................................MU-15
[3-1] Set TCP/IP ........................................................................MU-15
[3-1-1] IP Address ..............................................................MU-15
[3-1-2] SubNetMask ..........................................................MU-16
[3-1-3] Gateway .................................................................MU-16
[3-1-4] Mac Address .................................................MU-16
[3-2] Test Network .....................................................................MU-17
[4] Select Language .........................................................................MU-17
[5] Test Pattern .................................................................................MU-18
[5-1] 24-Steps ...........................................................................MU-18
[5-2] 17-Steps ...........................................................................MU-18
[5-3] Flat ....................................................................................MU-19
[5-4] Cleaning ............................................................................MU-19
[5-5] Grid ...................................................................................MU-20
[5-6] Film out to Sorter ..............................................................MU-20
[5-7] Uniformity ..........................................................................MU-21
[5-8] User Settable ....................................................................MU-21
[5-9] Spatial Resolution .............................................................MU-22
[6] F.D.C. ..........................................................................................MU-23
[6-1] Check Density ...................................................................MU-23
[6-2] 24-Steps ...........................................................................MU-23
[7] Remaining Films .........................................................................MU-24
[8] Check Mechanism ......................................................................MU-24
[8-1] Motor Operation ................................................................MU-24
[8-2] Other Actuators ......................................................MU-25
[8-3] Sensor Monitor .................................................................MU-25
[8-4] Barcode Test .....................................................................MU-27
[9] Heat-Developer ...........................................................................MU-28
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[9-1] Temperature ......................................................................MU-28
[9-2] Fan Operation ...................................................................MU-28
[9-3] Power Supply Voltage .......................................................MU-28
3. PC-UTILITY ......................................................MU-29
3.1 Preparations for Using the PC for Servicing ...........................MU-29
3.1.1 Environment of PC for Servicing ........................................................MU-29
3.1.2 Preparations for Using the PC for Servicing ......................................MU-30
3.1.3 Creating the Data Storage Folder ......................................................MU-30
3.1.4 Settings in the Use of Windows 7 PC for Servicing...........................MU-31
3.2 Flow of PC-Utility Operations .................................................MU-36
3.2.1 Connecting PC for Servicing to the Network ......................................MU-36
3.2.2 Connecting to the Equipment (Starting PC-Utility) .............................MU-37
3.2.3 PC-Utility Operations ..........................................................................MU-38
3.2.4 Disconnecting the Equipment ............................................................MU-43
3.3 PC-Utility Menu Tree ..............................................................MU-44
3.4 Details of PC-Utility Commands .............................................MU-48
[1] System information and setup ....................................................MU-48
[1-1] Setting1 .............................................................................MU-48
[1-1-1] Check Version ........................................................MU-48
[1-1-2] Input Serial No. ......................................................MU-48
[1-1-3] Set DICOM ............................................................MU-48
[1-1-3-1] AE Title .........................................................MU-48
[1-1-3-2] Fine PRT AE-title ..........................................MU-48
[1-1-3-3] Port No. ........................................................MU-49
[1-1-4] Set Network ...........................................................MU-49
[1-1-4-1] IP Address ....................................................MU-49
[1-1-4-2] Subnet Mask ................................................MU-49
[1-1-4-3] Gateway .......................................................MU-49
[1-1-4-4] Host Name ...................................................MU-50
[1-1-5] Display Mac Address .............................................MU-50
[1-1-6] Registration service pc ..........................................MU-50
[1-1-7] Set DJMode ...........................................................MU-50
[1-1-8] Set MJMode ...........................................................MU-50
[1-1-9] Dealer No. ..............................................................MU-50
[1-2] Setting2 .............................................................................MU-51
[1-2-1] Change of 10x14 Or 11x14 ....................................MU-51
[1-2-2] Set Rem.Films .......................................................MU-51
[1-2-3] Set Tray .................................................................MU-51
[1-2-4] Enable QC .............................................................MU-51
[1-2-5] Set Target Den. ......................................................MU-51
[1-2-6] Printing Dmax ........................................................MU-51
[1-2-7] Real Dmax on film .................................................MU-52
[1-2-8] Adjust Dmax ..........................................................MU-52
[1-2-9] Enable ManmoQC .................................................MU-52
[1-2-10] Check Counters .....................................................MU-52
[1-2-11] Clear Counters .......................................................MU-52
[1-2-12] Automated F.D.C. ..................................................MU-52
[1-2-13] Set Film infomation ................................................MU-52
[1-2-14] Display indv. data ...................................................MU-52
[1-3] Setting3 .............................................................................MU-53
[1-3-1] Set Date .................................................................MU-53
[1-3-2] Enable Sorter .........................................................MU-53
[1-3-3] Sorting by Film Size ...............................................MU-53
[1-3-4] Size Information .....................................................MU-53
[1-3-5] Reboot ...................................................................MU-54
[1-3-6] Power Supply Voltage ............................................MU-54
[1-3-7] Recognize position on 8x10(20x25) ......................MU-54
[1-3-8] Recognize position on 10x12(25x30) ....................MU-55
[1-3-9] Recognize position on 10x14/11x14(26x36/28x35) MU-55
Warning at system start .........................................MU-56
Enable 17-Steps Pattern ........................................MU-56
User Settable ON/OFF .......................................... MU-56
Enable Spatial Resolution ......................................MU-56
[1-3-10] 
[1-3-11] 
[1-3-12] 
[1-3-13] 
[1-3-14] Date Format ...........................................................MU-56
[1-4] Log data ............................................................................MU-57
[1-4-1] Display Error Log ...................................................MU-57
[1-4-2] Clear Error Log ......................................................MU-57
[1-4-3] Display DICOM Log ...............................................MU-57
[1-4-4] Logging Mode ........................................................MU-57
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[2] Transfer Indv. Data ......................................................................MU-58
[3] Client Configuration ....................................................................MU-59
[3-1] Add Client .........................................................................MU-59
[3-2] Delete Client .....................................................................MU-60
[3-3] Change Client Name ........................................................MU-60
[3-4] Read CLTInfo ....................................................................MU-61
[3-5] Clients ...............................................................................MU-63
[3-5-1] Protocol ..................................................................MU-64
[3-5-1-1] Attribute list error (0107H Warning) ..............MU-64
[3-5-1-2] N Event Report RQ ......................................MU-64
[3-5-1-3] Attribute Value Out Of Range (0116H Warning) ......
MU-65
[3-5-1-4] Image Size Is Larger Than imagebox (B604H 
Warning) .......................................................MU-65
[3-5-1-5] Change Film Size .........................................MU-65
[3-5-1-6] Use System Timeout ....................................MU-66
[3-5-1-7] Presentation LUT..........................................MU-66
[3-5-1-8] Use Max/Min Density ...................................MU-66
[3-5-1-9] Extension Format ID .....................................MU-67
[3-5-1-10] Use Default Annotation .................................MU-67
[3-5-1-11] Change Base Color (Disable:110H[F]) .........MU-67
[3-5-2] Magnify ..................................................................MU-68
[3-5-2-1] Smoothing Type............................................MU-68
[3-5-2-2] Default Requested Decimate/Crop Behavior MU-68
[3-5-2-3] Magnification Type........................................MU-69
[3-5-2-4] Requested Image Size .................................MU-69
[3-5-2-5] Default Magnification Type ...........................MU-70
[3-5-2-6] Default Smoothing Type ...............................MU-70
[3-5-2-7] Default Requested Image Size .....................MU-70
[3-5-2-8] Default Decimate/Crop Behavior ..................MU-70
[3-5-2-9] Procedure .....................................................MU-71
[3-5-2-10] Edge Detection .............................................MU-71
[3-5-2-11] Detection Level .............................................MU-71
[3-5-2-12] Sharpness ....................................................MU-71
[3-5-2-13] Character Color ............................................MU-72
[3-5-3] LUT Common .........................................................MU-72
[3-5-3-1] Default LUT ..................................................MU-72
[3-5-3-2] Illumination ...................................................MU-72
[3-5-3-3]Ambient Light ...............................................MU-73
[3-5-3-4] Configuration Information (Default LUT#) ....MU-73
[3-5-3-5] Default Illumination .......................................MU-73
[3-5-3-6] Default Ambient Light ...................................MU-73
[3-5-3-7] Procedure .....................................................MU-74
[3-5-4] LUT1 - LUT8 ..........................................................MU-74
[3-5-4-1] Max Density ..................................................MU-74
[3-5-4-2] Min Density ...................................................MU-74
[3-5-4-3] γ Table No.....................................................MU-75
[3-5-4-4] Contrast ........................................................MU-75
[3-5-4-5] Number of Tuning Points ..............................MU-75
[3-5-4-6] Density .........................................................MU-75
[3-5-4-7] Shift ..............................................................MU-76
[3-5-4-8] Contrast ........................................................MU-76
[3-5-5] Output Format ........................................................MU-76
[3-5-5-1] Film Size .......................................................MU-76
[3-5-5-2] Medium Type ................................................MU-76
[3-5-5-3] Film Orientation ............................................MU-77
[3-5-5-4] Border Density ..............................................MU-77
[3-5-5-5] Polarity .........................................................MU-77
[3-5-5-6] Trim ..............................................................MU-77
[3-5-5-7] Trim Width ....................................................MU-77
[3-5-5-8] Trim Density .................................................MU-78
[3-5-5-9] Number of Copies ........................................MU-78
[3-5-5-10] Film Destination ............................................MU-78
[3-5-5-11] Print Priority ..................................................MU-79
[3-5-5-12] Resolution ....................................................MU-79
[3-5-5-13] Default Number of Copies ............................MU-79
[3-5-5-14] Default Print Priority .....................................MU-80
[3-5-5-15] Default Medium Type....................................MU-80
[3-5-5-16] Default Film Destination ...............................MU-80
[3-5-5-17] Default Annotation Extend ............................MU-80
[3-5-5-18] Default Film Orientation ................................MU-81
[3-5-5-19] Default Film Size ..........................................MU-81
[3-5-5-20] Default Border Density .................................MU-81
[3-5-5-21] Default Trim ..................................................MU-81
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[3-5-5-22] Requested Resolution ID .............................MU-82
[3-5-5-23] Default Polarity .............................................MU-82
[3-5-5-24] Mirror ............................................................MU-82
[3-5-5-25] Margin Between Image ................................MU-82
[3-5-5-26] Image Layout ................................................MU-83
[3-5-5-27] Processing Type ...........................................MU-83
[3-5-6] Annotation ..............................................................MU-84
[3-5-6-1] Annotation Size ............................................MU-84
[3-5-6-2] Annotation Font ............................................MU-84
[3-5-6-3] Annotation Extend ........................................MU-84
[3-6] Common ...........................................................................MU-85
[3-6-1] Data Transfer Timeout ...........................................MU-85
[3-6-2] Association Count ..................................................MU-85
[3-6-3] Logging DICOM .....................................................MU-85
[3-6-4] Model .....................................................................MU-86
[3-6-5] Manufacturer ..........................................................MU-86
[3-6-6] Default Client .........................................................MU-86
Save User Settable ................................................MU-87[3-6-7] 
[3-6-8] Requested Dmax less than 3.6 ..............................MU-87
[3-7] Sarmaker ..........................................................................MU-87
[4] File Transfer ................................................................................MU-90
[4-1] Single file .........................................................................MU-90
[4-2] Analysis Data ....................................................................MU-90
[4-3] G-curve Data ....................................................................MU-90
[4-4] Operation Data .................................................................MU-90
[5] Upgrading ...................................................................................MU-91
[5-1] Full Install ..........................................................................MU-91
[5-2] Upgrading .........................................................................MU-91
[6] Output Film .................................................................................MU-92
[6-1] 24-Steps ...........................................................................MU-92
[6-2] 17-Steps ...........................................................................MU-92
[6-3] Cleaning Film ....................................................................MU-92
[6-4] Flat pattern ........................................................................MU-92
[6-5] Grid ...................................................................................MU-92
[6-6] Film out to Sorter ..............................................................MU-92
[6-7] Uniformity ..........................................................................MU-92
[6-8] Low Density Check Pattern ..............................................MU-93
[6-9] Sharpness Pattern ............................................................MU-93
[6-10] Sharpness Pattern [x2] .....................................................MU-93
[6-11] Scanner Diag. Pattern ......................................................MU-93
[6-12] Special Resolution ............................................................MU-93
[6-13] User Settable ....................................................................MU-93
[6-14] SMPTE .............................................................................MU-93
[7] F.D.C. ..........................................................................................MU-93
[7-1] AUTO F.D.C. .....................................................................MU-93
[7-2] Check Density ...................................................................MU-94
[7-3] 24-Steps ...........................................................................MU-94
[7-4] Display 24-Steps ...............................................................MU-94
[7-5] Manual F.D.C. ...................................................................MU-94
[7-6] Set Collect.T. .....................................................................MU-94
[7-7] Clear Collect.T. .................................................................MU-94
[7-8] Uniformity ..........................................................................MU-95
[7-8-1] Clear ......................................................................MU-95
[7-8-2] Manual Input ..........................................................MU-95
[7-9] Check Internal densitometer .............................................MU-95
[7-10] DM Sensor Monitor ...........................................................MU-95
[8] Check Scanner ...........................................................................MU-96
[8-1] Adjusting Main Scanner ....................................................MU-96[8-1-1] Scanning Width ......................................................MU-96
[8-1-2] Scanning Position ..................................................MU-97
[8-1-3] Initialize Scanner ...................................................MU-97
[8-2] Edge Sensor Monitor ........................................................MU-97
[8-3] Reset Scanner Data .........................................................MU-97
[8-4] Polygonal Motor ................................................................MU-98
[8-5] LD .....................................................................................MU-98
[8-6] Initial Check ......................................................................MU-98
[8-7] Prn Board Test ..................................................................MU-98
[9] Heat-Developer ...........................................................................MU-99
[9-1] Temperature ......................................................................MU-99
[9-2] Heating .............................................................................MU-99
[9-3] Fan Operation ...................................................................MU-99
[9-4] Temp. Control ...................................................................MU-99
[9-5] Set Heater Temp. (on each unit) .......................................MU-99
[10] Check Mechanism ....................................................................MU-100
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[10-1] Film Removing ................................................................MU-100
[10-2] Motor Ope. ......................................................................MU-100
[10-3] Adjusting Sub Scanner ...................................................MU-100
[10-4] Grip .................................................................................MU-101
[10-5] Other Actuator .................................................................MU-101
[10-6] Sensor Monitor ...............................................................MU-101
[10-7] Convey ............................................................................MU-101
[10-8] Barcode Reader ..............................................................MU-101
[10-9] Inter Lock Check .............................................................MU-102
3.5 Setting Annotation Logo Image ............................................MU-103
Appendix1.Maximum Image Size and Maximum Recording Size of logo 
image ....................................................................................MU-104
Appendix2.Enlargement/reduction process of logo image................MU-105
Appendix3.Windows7 (64bit) / Windows 8 (32bit/64bit) Operation (service 
PC) .......................................................................................MU-106
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How to Use Service Parts List .................................SP-1
01A COVER 1 ...........................................................SP-2
01B COVER 2 ...........................................................SP-3
01C COVER 3 ...........................................................SP-4
02A FRAME 1 ...........................................................SP-5
02B FRAME 2 ...........................................................SP-6
03A FILM LOADING UNIT 1 .....................................SP-7
03B FILM LOADING UNIT 2 .....................................SP-8
04A REMOVAL UNIT 1 .............................................SP-9
04B REMOVAL UNIT 2 ...........................................SP-10
04C REMOVAL UNIT 3 ...........................................SP-11
05A CONVEYOR UNIT 1 .........................................SP-12
05B CONVEYOR UNIT 2 .........................................SP-13
05C CONVEYOR UNIT 3 .........................................SP-14
05D CONVEYOR UNIT 4 .........................................SP-15
05E CONVEYOR UNIT 5 .........................................SP-16
06A SUB-SCANNING UNIT 1 ..................................SP-17
06B SUB-SCANNING UNIT 2 ..................................SP-18
07 SCANNING OPTICS UNIT ...............................SP-19
08A HEAT DEVELOPMENT UNIT 1 ........................SP-20
08B HEAT DEVELOPMENT UNIT 2 ........................SP-21
08C HEAT DEVELOPMENT UNIT 3 ........................SP-22
08D HEAT DEVELOPMENT UNIT 4 ........................SP-23
08A FILM RELEASE UNIT 1 ...................................SP-24
08B FILM RELEASE UNIT 2 ...................................SP-25
10 CONTROLLER .................................................SP-26
11A SORTER 1 .......................................................SP-27
11B SORTER 2 .......................................................SP-28
11C SORTER 3 .......................................................SP-29
12 JIG ..................................................................SP-30
13 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM .........................................SP-31
14 PARTS NOS. SEARCH TABLE .........................SP-35
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and Wiring .......................................................SP-37
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PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE (PM)
1. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ITEMS ................ PM-1
1.1 How to Use the Preventive Maintenance Volume ....................PM-1
1.2 Notation of Age .........................................................................PM-1
1.3 Preventive Maintenance Program List .....................................PM-2
1.3.1 Maintenance Program at the Age of 1, 2, 4, and 5 Years .................... PM-3
1.3.2 Maintenance Program at the Age of 3 Years........................................ PM-3
2. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FLOW ................. PM-4
3. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ............................ PM-5
3.1 Checking, Saving, and Deleting Error Logs .............................PM-5
3.2 Printing/Checking Conveyance/Checking Images ...................PM-6
3.3 Checking the Interlock Function ...............................................PM-7
3.4 Checking the Fan Operation ....................................................PM-8
3.5 Checking the Tray Periphery ....................................................PM-9
3.6 Cleaning/Replacing the Cleaning Roller (Option), Removing the 
Cover ......................................................................................PM-10
3.7 Cleaning/Replacing the Air Filter ............................................ PM-11
3.8 Cleaning the Removal Unit, Cleaning Inside the Equipment ..PM-12
3.9 Checking/Cleaning the Rubber Belt, Cleaning Sub-scanning 
Conveyance Roller .................................................................PM-13
3.10 Cleaning the Density Measurement Section ..........................PM-15
3.11 Cleaning the Heat Development Unit .....................................PM-16
3.12 Reinstalling/Cleaning Covers .................................................PM-17
3.13 Final Operation Checks/Checking Images .............................PM-18
3.14 Setting Date and Time ............................................................PM-19
3.15 Checking for Improper Protective Grounding .........................PM-20
3.16 Replacing the Cutter ...............................................................PM-21
3.17 Work Completion Report ........................................................PM-22
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INSTALLATION (IN)
1. INSTALLATION CONDITIONS ............................. IN-1
2. INSTALLATION PROCEDURE FLOW .................... IN-2
3. WORK BEFORE INSTALLATION .......................... IN-5
3.1 Precautions onInstallation .........................................................IN-5
3.2 Preparing the PC for Servicing ...................................................IN-7
3.3 Embedding Anchor Nuts .............................................................IN-8
4. TEMPORARY INSTALLATION .............................. IN-9
4.1 Unpacking and Unloading ..........................................................IN-9
4.2 Carrying ....................................................................................IN-12
4.3 Unpacking and Unloading ........................................................IN-12
4.4 Checking Components .............................................................IN-13
5. REMOVING SHIPPING FIXTURES 
AND INSTALLING OPTIONS .............................. IN-15
5.1 Removing Shipping Fixtures ....................................................IN-15
5.1.1 Removing the Tapes ............................................................................ IN-15
5.1.2 Removing the Shipping Fixture Bracket ............................................... IN-16
5.2 Relocating the Short Connector for the Heater ........................IN-19
5.3 Installing the Sorter (Option) ....................................................IN-19
5.4 Using 11 x 14 Size Film (China Only) .......................................IN-27
5.5 Installing the Cleaning Roller (Option) ......................................IN-28
5.6 Installing the Covers .................................................................IN-28
5.7 Applying the Label (Class 3B Panel Label) ..............................IN-29
6. CONNECTING CABLES AND TURNING POWER ON ..
IN-30
6.1 Connecting the Network Cable .................................................IN-30
6.2 Connecting the PC for Servicing to the Network ......................IN-31
6.3 Connecting the Power Cable and Checking the Resistance ....IN-31
6.4 Power ON .................................................................................IN-33
7. CHANGING TRAY SIZE ..................................... IN-34
7.1 Pulling Out the Film Tray ..........................................................IN-34
7.2 Changing the Film Size ............................................................IN-34
7.2.1 Changing the Film Tray Size ................................................................ IN-35
7.2.2 Affixing the Film Size Label .................................................................. IN-36
7.2.3 Switching the Barcode Reader............................................................. IN-37
8. SETTINGS OF THE EQUIPMENT ....................... IN-39
8.1 Creating the Data Storage Folder ............................................IN-39
8.2 Connecting to the Equipment (Starting PC-Utility) ...................IN-40
8.3 System Settings .......................................................................IN-41
8.3.1 Setting 1 ............................................................................................... IN-41
8.3.2 Setting 2 ............................................................................................... IN-44
8.3.3 Setting 3 ............................................................................................... IN-45
8.4 Rebooting the Equipment .........................................................IN-47
8.5 Client Settings ..........................................................................IN-47
9. CHECKING EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS ............ IN-51
9.1 Checking Automatic Density Correction and Conveyance 
Operations ................................................................................IN-51
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9.2 Checking Density .....................................................................IN-52
9.3 Checking Recording Image Format, and for Image Unevenness 
and Scratches ..........................................................................IN-52
9.4 Checking the Interlock Function ...............................................IN-53
9.4.1 Checking the Front Cover, Upper Right Cover, 
Middle Right Cover and Lower Right Cover Interlock ......................... IN-54
9.4.2 Checking the Film Tray Interlock .......................................................... IN-55
9.4.3 Checking the Sorter Right Cover Interlock ........................................... IN-55
9.5 Checking Fan Operation ..........................................................IN-56
9.5.1 Checking the Power Supply Unit Cooling Fan ..................................... IN-56
9.5.2 Checking the Heat Development Unit Cooling Fan.............................. IN-56
9.6 Image QC Function ..................................................................IN-56
9.7 Power OFF ...............................................................................IN-57
10. CHECKING CONNECTION ................................. IN-58
10.1 Checking the Start-up of the Equipment .................................IN-58
10.2 Checking Film Output and Images from 
Connected Equipment ..............................................................IN-58
10.3 Checking the Termination of the Equipment .............................IN-58
11. INSTALLING THE EQUIPMENT ......................... IN-59
11.1 Backing Up Individual Data ......................................................IN-59
11.2 Checking Error Logs Which Occur at Installation .....................IN-59
11.3 Installing the Equipment ...........................................................IN-60
11.3.1 Installing the Equipment on the Floor without Using Fall Prevention 
Fixtures ................................................................................................ IN-60
11.3.2 Installing the Equipment and Securing 
with Fall Prevention Fixtures ................................................................ IN-60
11.4 Cleaning the Equipment ...........................................................IN-61
APPENDIX 1. ........... SPECIFIED VALUE FOR EACH FILM 
SIZE ................................................................... IN-62
APPENDIX 2. .........................ADDITIONAL PROTECTIVE 
GROUNDING ...................................................... IN-63
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SAFETY PRECAUTION 
CONTROL SHEET
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1. SAFETY PRECAUTION
To avoid accidents, observe the following precautions.
1.1 General Precautions
WARNING
No modification of this equipment is allowed.
 Power Supply
• Be sure to turn OFF the power of the main power switch and switch board before 
starting operation. Starting operations with the power ON may result in electric 
shock, fire hazards, or machine malfunction. Some parts are not fully discharged 
and other parts (e.g. heater) remain heated immediately after power OFF. Be 
careful not to touch such parts. When performing steps (e.g. voltage measurement) 
that cannot be completed with the power OFF, observe the instructions set forth in 
this manual and operate with care to avoid electric shock and other hazards.
• When restarting the machine, turn OFF the power, wait for more than 10 seconds, 
and then turn it ON. If the interval from power OFF to ON is too short, the machine 
may not be properly started.
• Do not connect any unspecified devide.
• In an emergency disconnect the power plug or the inlet Ensure sufficient space 
around the power plug or the inlet.
 Ventilation of Installation Site
The ventilation of the equipment and film is accompanied by a slight smell. Be sure to 
ventilate the room during and after operation.
 Drive Section Inspection
To avoid accidents,be sure to turn OFF the power before initiating inspection or 
adjustment procedures. When performing an inspection or adjustment procedure 
that cannot be completed with the power OFF, operate carefully while observing the 
instructions set forth in this manual.
 Safety Devices
Ensure that the accident prevention functions of fuses, interlock switches, panels, 
covers, and other safety devices are always operative. Also refrain from introducing 
such modifications which may impair the safety device functions.
 Heavy Weights
• When installing or removing heavy weights, complete it with an assistant or a 
hoisting or other appropriate device. Weights above 20 kg must be lifted by more 
than two persons.
• The weight of this equipment is approximately 125kg. Take the following precautions 
when moving the equipment, etc.
• To prevent injuries resulting in back pain, pay attention to your posture during 
the work.
• Be careful not to drop the equipment as this may cause serious injuries.
 Optical Parts Handling Precautions
When handling any optical parts, observe the following precautions. Failure to observe 
these precautions may result in a deterioration in image quality.
• Never touch the surfaces of optical parts.
• When removing dirt from optical parts, use the specified procedure only.
• Scanning optics unit removal must be carried out in a clean environment. Also do 
not remove the scanning optics unit protective housing.
 Heat Development Unit Handling Precautions
A heater is used for the rack. Touching it during operations may result in burns. Turn 
the power OFF and wait until the heater temperature drops before handling the unit.
 Grounding
Safety provided by grounding is assured by properly establishing power cable and 
additional protective ground wire connections and by securing the parts with retaining 
screws. To maintain safety, ensure that the parts and retaining screws removed for 
servicing purposes are restored to the original states upon installation. After the 
parts and retaining screws are restored to the above-mentioned states, follow the 
procedures set forth in this service manual to verify that the retaining screws are 
securely tightened to properly secure the parts.
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 Other General Precautions
• When servicing the board for maintenance, be sure to wear a wrist band to ground 
yourself. Failure to do so may result in damage of electronic components on the 
board due to static electricity from your body.
• Do not stain or peel off the product nameplates, labels of safety standards, or 
product No. indications attached on the machine, and do not attach other labels 
over them.
• After completion of operation, return the protective enclosure, fixing screws, and 
other removed components to the original positions and fix fully.
 Interlock Release Tool
To operate the equipment with the front cover, upper right cover, middle right cover, or 
lower right cover opened, use the special tool provided with this equipment to release 
the interlock. To avoid danger, do not touch rotating parts. Also take precautions 
against getting your hands, feet, hair, and clothes caught by the equipment.
The equipment does not have an interlock release jig. Purchase the interlock release 
tool as a service part.
PP80_B0001E.ai
Jig
（for Front Cover）
Jig
（for Upper right cover）
Jig
（For Middle right cover, 
 Lower right cover）
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1.2 Precautions Against Laser Radiation
As indicated in the Certification and Identification Label attached on the upper left 
cover of the machine, this is the machine of Class 1, which complies with the “Laser 
Products – Conformance with IEC 60825-1 and IEC 60601-2-22; Guidance for 
Industry and FDA staff (Laser Notice No. 50)” and “EN60825-1 (Amendment 2)”. 
The image recorder incorporates a laser (Class 3B, semiconductor laser wavelength 
of 658 nm, red visible light) with a maximum output of 70 mW, but you will not be 
exposed to any hazard if you perform tasks as instructed in the service manual.
 How to Avoid Laser Radiation Exposure
To avoid laser radiation exposure, observe the following precautions.
 Steps Requiring Precautions Against Laser Radiation Exposure
When performing the following procedures, thoroughly comply with the instructions set 
forth in this manual to avoid laser radiation exposure.
• Removing the scanning optics unit and accomplishing its reassembly
• Replacing or cleaning the components of the conveyor unit , entrance of the heat 
development unit or the sub scanning unit
After completion of the above procedures, restore the removed protective housing 
and retaining screws to their original states to prevent the laser beam from leaking out 
from the equipment.
 Periodical Maintenance for Keeping Equipment Conditions Compliant 
with Standards
To keep the equipment compliant with the laser safety requirements, perform the 
preventive maintenance programs at specified intervals (See “Preventive Maintenance 
(PM)” Volume.)
 Avoid Laser Radiation Exposure
When performing installation procedures, observe the following precautions to avoid 
laser radiation exposure.
• Do not attempt to perform any steps other than those stated in this manual because 
laser radiation exposure may result.
• Do not position a mirror or other reflective article in the laser beam optical path.
• Do not change the laser beam optical path.
• Optical axis adjustments must not be made in the field. Although the semiconductor 
laser beam is visible red light, no one is allowed to make optical axis adjustments in 
the field.
 Laser Output Circuit Interlock
An interlock function for preventing laser exposure is provided for this equipment. (The 
laser output is turned OFF when the front cover, upper right cover, or lower right cover 
is opened.)
Before turning ON the power switch with the front cover, upper right cover, or lower 
right cover opened, be sure to release the interlock with the special tool provided.
 To Open Front Cover and Upper Right Cover
PP80_B0002E.ai
JigJigRight upper cover
Front Cover
 To Open Front Cover
PP80_B0003J.ai
Front cover
Jig
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 To Open Upper Right Cover
PP80_B0004E.ai
Upper right cover
Jig
 To Open Middle Right Cover
PP80_B0005E.ai
Middle right cover
 To Open Lower Right Cover
PP80_B0006E.ai
Lower right cover
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2. LABELS
	CAUTION
When checking the content of a label, move close to the label within a distance 
of 50 cm (19.7 in).
2.1 Laser Caution Labels
 Locations of Laser Caution Labels
The following illustrates the locations of the protective housing and laser caution labels 
specified in “Laser Products – Conformance with IEC 60825-1 and IEC 60601-2-22; 
Guidance for Industry and FDA staff (Laser Notice No. 50)” and “EN60825-1 
(Amendment 2)”.
PP80_B0007E.ai
class 3B panel label #2
PP80_B0008E.ai
class 3B panel label #1
HHS certification and 
identification label
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 List of Laser Caution Labels
 HHS Certification and Identification Label
PP80_B0010.ai
 
PP80_B0009.ai
This equipment is a Class 1 laser product (IEC 60825-1:2007 / EN60825-
1:2007).
 Class 3B Panel Label #1
DRY60_B0008.ai
 Class 3B Panel Label #2
DRY60_B0010.ai
2.2 Other Labels
 Locations of Other Labels
PP80_B0011E.ai
Caution label
Rating label
Caution label
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High Temperature caution label
PP80_B0012E.ai
PP80_B0013E.ai
High temperature 
caution label
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 List of Labels
 Rating Information Label
PP80_B0014E.ai
 networkcable connection and power cable connection
• Caution Label (Inlet)
DRY60_B0017E.ai
The power cord provided by our official dealer should be used.
Connect in accordance with the IEC 60601-1-1 when connecting.
• Caution Label (LAN connector)
DRY60_B0017E.ai
Do not connect a telephone wire to the LAN connector.
Always use a LAN cable recommended under the IEC60950/UL60950 standard.
Connect in accordance with the IEC 60601-1-1 when connecting.
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 Power Cable
	CAUTION
• Use a power cable that complies with the requirements stated below.
• Using the cables not corresponding to the conditions below may cause an 
electric shock or a fire.
m For U.S. and Canada
• Cable wire diameter: 16 AWG or larger, 3-conductor
• Rated voltage: 125 VAC or higher
• Rated amperage: minimum 15 A
• Cable Type: SJT
• Cable length: 3 m or less
m For U.S. Only
• Label for receptacle grounding reliability according to UL60601-1
• UL-listed detachable power supply cable
• Hospital Grade Plug
m For Canada Only
• Plug: If molded on type – hospital grade complying with CSA C22.2, No.21.
 If hospital grade disassemble type – complying with CSA C22.2, No.42.
• Cable: Complies with CSA C22.2 No. 21.
m For Europe
• Label for receptacle grounding reliability according to UL60601-1
• Cable certified by a country in which the equipment is to be installed
• Cable wire diameter: 1.0 mm2 or larger, 3-conductor
• Rated voltage: 250 VAC or higher
• Rated amperage: 6 A
• Cable type: H05VV-F
• Cable length: 3 m or less
 LAN Connector
Do not connect telephone lines to the network cable connector of this equipment.
Only UTP type straight LAN cable of category 5E or more are suitable for 
connection to this connector.
 High Temperature Caution Label
Be aware that the temperature may be high in the area where the following label is 
affixed.
DRY60_B0016.ai
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2.3 Additional Protective Grounding Earth Mark
PP80_B0015E.ai
Earth mark
 Earth Mark (Imprint)
DRY60_B0019.ai
2.4 Power Cable Caution Label (USA Only)
Power Cable Caution Label (Only Hospital Grade Power Cable for U.S.A.)
DRY60_B0020E.ai
Power cable 
caution label 
DRY60_B0021E.ai
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3. PROTECTIVE HOUSING FOR 
LASER RADIATION EXPOSURE 
PREVENTION
Even if the protective housing is removed for servicing purpose, the laser beam will 
not possibly leak out of the equipment unless its optical path is intentionally changed. 
However, if the optical path is inadvertently changed during optical system installation, 
the service engineer or other persons near the equipment may be exposed to laser 
radiation.
Optical system related installation procedures must be carefully performed while 
observing the instructions set forth in this manual. After completion of installation, 
thoroughly restore the removed protective housing to its original state.
 Protective Housing of Equipment
The following shows laser exposure protective housing parts of the equipment.
PP80_B0016E.ai
Front cover
Right Upper cover
Right middle cover
Right lower cover
Top cover
PP80_B0017E.ai
背面上カバー
FRONT
Upper left cover
Middle left cover
Lower left cover
Upper rear cover
Middle rear cover
Lower rear cover
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 Protective Housing of Scanning Optics Unit
	CAUTION
Never remove the upper cover of scanning optics unit.
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4. CLASSIFICATION
1) According to the type of protection against electrical shock
CLASS 1 EQUIPMENT
2) According to the degree of protection against electrical shock
NO APPLIED PART
3) Protection against harmful ingress of water or particulate matter
IP00
4) According to the degree of safety of application in the presence of 
a flammable anesthetics mixture with air or with oxygen or nitrous 
oxide.
Equipment not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anesthetics 
mixture with air or with oxygen or nitrous oxide.
5) According to the mode of operation
CONTINUOUS OPERATION
 
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1. SPECIFICATIONS
1.1 Product Code
Product Code Contents Remarks
DRYPIX EDGE 3T 6BH E Main unit Made in FC.
Tray setting (Upper): 35 x 43 
cm size
Tray setting (Middle): 26 x 36 
cm size
Tray setting (Lower): 20 x 25 
cm size
Machine data CD: 1 CD-R (Machine data, Scanner 
Data)
Application Software CD: 1
Reference Guide /Quality 
Control Function /Quality Con-
trol for Mammography CD: 1
English
Operation Manual: 1 English
DICOM protocol
DRYPIX EDGE 3T 6BH CN E Main unit For China only.
Made in FC.
Tray setting (Upper): 35 x 43 
cm size
Tray setting (Middle): 26 x 36 
cm size
Tray setting (Lower): 20 x 25 
cm size
Machine data CD: 1 CD-R (Machine data, Scanner 
Data)
Application Software CD: 1
Reference Guide CD: 1
DICOM protocol
Product Code Contents Remarks
DRYPIX EDGE 3T 6BH == E Main unit Made in Japan.
Tray setting (Upper): 35 x 43 
cm size
Tray setting (Middle): 26 x 36 
cm size
Tray setting (Lower): 20 x 25 
cm size
Machine data CD: 1 CD-R (Machine data, Scanner 
Data)
Application Software CD: 1
Reference Guide /Quality 
Control Function /Quality Con-
trol for Mammography CD: 1
English
Operation Manual: 1 English
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1.2 List of Optional Parts
<NOTE>
The following List of Components enumerate items required for each 
configuration, so they do not correspond to units (quantities) of orders or 
packages.
Use the product codes (Product Code) indicated only as a reference for 
unpacking and follow the order lists provided separately when placing orders.
 List of Options for DRYPIX 8000
Product Code Product Remarks
DPX PRIMA CLEANING 
ROLLER E
Cleaning roller -
DPX SMART FLOOR FIX KIT : E Fall prevention fixture kit For earthquake-proof fixing
DPX SMART FLOOR FIX KIT : = E Fall prevention fixture kit - Shipment from Japan
- For earthquake-proof fixing
DPX 8000 SRT E Sorter DRYPIX EDGE only.
1.3 General Specifications
 Recording Method
Laser exposure heat development method
 Laser Light Source
Red semiconductor source (Class 3B, Wavelength: 658 nm, Maximum output: 
70mW) x1
 First Printing Time
Approximately 85 seconds (35 x 43 cm size, when printing from tray 1)
 Processing Ability
35 x 43 cm size: Approx. 110 films/hour 
35 x 35 cm size: Approx. 125 films/hour 
28 x 35 cm size: Approx. 160 films/hour 
26 x 36 cm size: Approx. 160 films/hour 
25 x 30 cm size: Approx. 160 films/hour 
20 x 25 cm size: Approx. 160 films/hour
 Start-up Time
Approx. 15 minutes (When ambient temperature is 25 ˚C)
Approx. 10 minutes (When ambient temperature is 25 ˚C/ power saving mode)
 Image Quality
 Exposure Resolution
14 bits
 Maximum Density (Dmax)
DI-HL: 3.0
DI-ML: 4.0
 Recording Pixel Size
50 µm (508dpi) / 100 µm (254dpi)
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 Maximum Number of Recording Pixels
When recorded in 100μ
35 × 43cm (14"×17"):3520x4280
35 × 35cm (14”×14”):3520x3520
28 × 35cm (11”×14”):2770x3520
26 × 36cm (10”×14”):2540x3600
25 × 30cm (10"×12"):2506x3016
20 × 25cm (8"×10"):2000x2510
When recorded in 50μ
35 × 43cm (14"×17"):7040x8560
35 × 35cm (14”×14”):7040x7040
28 × 35cm (11”×14”):5540x7040
26 × 36cm (10”×14”):7200x5080
25 × 30cm (10"×12"):6032x501220 × 25cm (8"×10"):4000x5020
 Image Compression Rate
100 ±0.5%
 Curl After Processing
Floating from Shaukasten below 20 mm
 Film
 Applicable Types
DI-HL (Blue base/ 35 x 43, 35 x 35, 26 x 36, 25 x 30, 20 x 25, 28 x 35(China only) 
cm size)
DI-ML (Blue base/ 26 x 36, 25 x 30, 20 x 25 cm size)
DI-HLc (Clear base/ 35 x 43, 35 x 35, 26 x 36, 25 x 30, 20 x 25 cm size)
 Applicable Film Size/Number of Sheets in One Pack
35 x 43, 35 x 35 cm sizes : 101 sheets (including one sheet for reducing 
dusts)
28 x 35(China only), 26 x 36, 25 x 30, 20 x 25 cm sizes :
 151 sheets (including one sheet for reducing 
dusts)
 Number of Supplies
• Three supplies
• Three film sizes can be used
• Film tray size setting is service setting
 Loading Method
Daylight conditions loading
 Maximum Ejected Film Capacity
- Tray 1 to 3: 150 films
- Sorter: 30 films
 Input I/F
DICOM Network input only
 Network Connection Interface
- 10Base-T, 100Base-TX
- Half duplex / Full duplex (Auto-Negotiation)
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 DICOM Connection Specifications
 DICOM Protocol
Direct connection
 Supported DICOM Services
• Verification SOP Class
• Basic GrayScale Print Management Meta SOP Class
• Print Job SOP Class
• Basic Annotation Box SOP Class
• Queue Management SOP Class
• User Preference LUT SOP Class
 Number of Connectable Units
Maximum 64 (client) can be registered
 Number of Simultaneous Connection Associations 
Maximum 10
 Number of Allowable Film Boxes in One Session 
32
 Maximum Input Image Size
Rows: 8800, Columns: 8800
 Image Processing
 Interpolation 
SSM interpolation, A-VR interpolation (Can be switched automatically for each AE 
Title by Configuration settings)
 Tone Processing
BAR method, SAR method (Can be switched automatically for each AE Title by 
Configuration settings)
 Format
 Standard Format (for all film sizes)
1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 12, 15, 16, 18, 20, 24, 25, 28, 30, 32, 35, 36, 40, 42, 48, 49, 54, 
56, 60, 63, 64, 70, 72, 80
 Mixed Format
35 x 43 cm size portrait mix: six types
35 x 35 cm size portrait mix: five types
28 x 35 cm size portrait mix: one type
28 x 35 cm size landscape mix: four types
26 x 36 cm size portrait mix: one type
26 x 36 cm size landscape mix: four types
25 x 30 cm size portrait mix: one type
25 x 30 cm size landscape mix: four types
20 x 25 cm size portrait mix: one type
20 x 25 cm size landscape mix: four types
 Image Spooling
Received image data is spooled in the mass storage until completion of printing.
Image spool amount: 200 images (35 x 43 cm size)
 Density Correction
Automatic density calibration function embedded
 Annotation
Provided
 Noise
Printing : 50dB or less (except singly sound)
Ready : 45dB or less
 Earthquake Measures
Fall prevention fixture kit (Optional mounting accessory kit)
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1.4 Dimensions and Weight
 Dimensions
 Without Sorter
610mm x 630mm x 1,125mm (W x D x H)
610
610630
(Unit : mm)
1,125
630
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 With Sorter
610 mm x 630 mm x 1,425 mm (W x D x H)
(Unit : mm)
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610
610630
1,425
630
 Weight
Approx. 125 kg (Main unit only)
Approx. 135 kg (with sorter)
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1.5 Environmental Requirements
 Temperature, Relative Humidity and Atmospheric Pressure
 Operating
Temperature : 15 ˚C (40%RH) to 30 ˚C (70%RH)
Relative humidity : 15%RH (30 ˚C) to 70%RH (30 ˚C) (No condensation)
Atmospheric pressure : 750 to 1060 hPa
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 Non-operating (not including film)
Temperature : 0 to 45 ˚C (No freezing)
Relative humidity : 10 to 90%RH (No dew condensation)
Atmospheric pressure : 500 to 1060 hPa
 Transit or Storage
Temperature/Relative humidity : -10 (10%RH) to 50 ˚C (90%RH)
 (No freezing/No condensation)
Atmospheric pressure : 500 to 1060 hPa
 Exhaust Air of Equipment
 Maximum Exhaust Air in Standby State
31.3 m3/hour
 Maximum Exhaust Air in Printing
63 m3/hour
 Floor (installation surface) Vibration Requirement
Frequency : 10 to 55 Hz
Amplitude : 0.0075 mm or less
 Floor Levelness
10 mm/m (1/100 of inclination) or less all around
 Floor Flatness
10 mm or less
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1.6 Electrical Requirements
 Frequency
50-60 Hz
Acceptable variation: ±3%
 Line Voltage
<REMARKS>
The mark “～ ” means AC power supply.
100 to 240 V～
 Acceptable variation: ±10%
 Single-phase (2 lines or 3 lines)
 Capacity
1.5 kVA
 Rated Current
100/110/120/200/220/230/240 V～	 :10.6 / 11.2 / 12 / 5.3 / 5.6 / 5.9 / 6 A
 Power Consumption
Maximum 1.5 kW
 Electric Energy
Printing : Approx. 350 Wh
Ready : Approx. 150 Wh
Power saving mode : Approx. 90 Wh
 Maximum Heat Generation
Printing : Approx. 1,300 kJ
Ready : Approx. 550 kJ
 Grounding Resistance
Class D (100 Ω or less)
 Overload Protection
100/110/120 V～ : 15 A
200/220/230/240 V～ : 10 A
 Power Cable
	CAUTION
• Use a power cable that complies with the requirements stated below.
• Using the cables not corresponding to the conditions below may cause an 
electric shock or a fire.
 For U.S. and Canada
• Cable wire diameter: 16 AWG or larger, 3-conductor
• Rated voltage: 125 VAC or higher
• Rated amperage: minimum 15 A
• Cable Type: SJT
• Cable length: 3 m or less
 For U.S. Only
• Label for receptacle grounding reliability according to UL60601-1
• UL-listed detachable power supply cable
• Hospital Grade Plug
 For Canada Only
• Plug: If molded on type – hospital grade complying with CSA C22.2, No.21.
 If hospital grade disassemble type – complying with CSA C22.2, No.42.
• Cable: Complies with CSA C22.2 No. 21.
 For Europe
• Label for receptacle grounding reliability according to UL60601-1
• Cable certified by a country in which the equipment is to be installed
• Cable wire diameter: 1.0 mm2 or larger, 3-conductor
• Rated voltage: 250 VAC or higher
• Rated amperage: 6 A
• Cable type: H05VV-F
• Cable length: 3 m or less
 Network Cable
 {IN:6.1_Connecting Network Cable}
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1.7 Equipment Installation Space
1.7.1 Installation Space
 When Not Fixed with Fixtures
Front: More than 800 mm
Rear: More than 50 mm
Left: More than 50 mm
Right: More than 200 mm
 When Fixed with Fixtures
Front: More than 800 mm
Rear: More than 80 mm
Left: More than 80 mm
Right: More than 200 mm
1.7.2 Space Required for Maintenance Work
 When Not Fixed with Fixtures
Front: More than 1,000 mm
Rear: More than 600 mm
Left: More than 800 mm
Right: More than 800 mm
 When Fixed with Fixtures
Front: More than 1,000 mm
Rear: More than 80 mm
Left: More than 250 mm
Right: More than 250 mm
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1.8 Disposing the Equipment
When disposing the equipment, remove the CPR board first. Be sure to return the 
removed CPR board to the Service Parts Center.
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1. OUTLINE OF EQUIPMENT
1.1 Functions of Equipment
n Outline of Equipment
• This equipmet is a network printer dedicated to DICOM protocol, and adopts the 
laser exposure heat development method. 
• Film sizes 35 x 43 cm, 35 x 35 cm, 28 x 35 cm (China Only (*1)), 26 x 36 cm, 25 x 
30 cm and 20 x 25 cm can be used. 
• It has a processing ability of 110 sheets/hour for 35 x 43 cm size film, 35 x 35 cm 
size film, 160 sheets/hour for 28 x 35(*1), 26 x 36, 20 x 25 and 25 x 30 cm size 
film.
• The machine supports three film supplies.
• By mounting the optional sorter unit (3 bin) and using it with the ejection film tray on 
the equipment, 4-bin film sorting is possible.
• Films can be loaded with the film tray set in the equipment in a completely bright 
room.
• The equipment has an automatic density measurement function which automatically 
outputs image patterns required for density measurement and measures density.
• Power consumption of the equipment can be saved by setting the power saving 
mode.
• The following DICOM protocols are supported.
• Verification SOP Class
• Basic Grayscale Print Management SOP Class
• Print Job SOP Class
• Basic Annotation Box SOP Class
• Print Queue Management SOP Class
• Presentation LUT SOP Class
• Perform various settings of this equipment using the externally connected PC for 
servicing.
*1: The 28x35cm size is supported only by software version V1.6 or later. 
 When the 11×14 size film is used on the equipment before #46523761, purchase 
a tray (option) and an 11×14 film size label (service part) to be attached to the tray. 
For the equipment after #46523762, purchase only a film size label.
1.2 System Configuration
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DRYPIX EDGE
Console Advance
(DR-ID 300CL)
PRIMA T2
(CR-IR 392)
CT or MRI
(Modality)
Network Configuration
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1.3 Overall Configuration and Names of Parts
1.3.1 External View
n Front View/Right View
DRY80_D0008E.ai
Upper cover
Operation panel
Front cover
Upper film 
loading unit cover
Film tray 1
Lower film loading 
unit cover
Upper right 
cover
Lower right 
cover
Slot 1Slot 2
Film tray 2
Film tray 3
Middle film 
loading unit cover
Slot 3
Middle right 
cover
Upper cover (right)
n Rear View/Left View
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Film rerease unit cover
Main power 
switch
Power inlet
Upper left 
cover
Lower left cover
Upper rear 
cover
Lower rear cover
LAN connector
Middle left 
cover
Middle rear 
cover
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n Front View/Right View (Sorter)
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Sorter right 
cover
Sorter lower 
right cover
Sorter upper cover
4 bin
3 bin
2 bin
1 bin
(Output tray of 
the equipment)
Sorter front 
cover
n Rear View/Left View (Sorter)
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Sorter rear 
cover
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1.3.2 Operation Panel
n Description of Functions
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2
1
4
3
No. Name Function
1 Power ON Switch 
(SW1)
Turn ON the equipment power.
2 Pilot Lamp Lights up when the main power switch is ON and goes off then 
the switch is turned OFF.
3 Status lamp Indicates the equipment status.
• Lighting (green) : Film printout is enabled.
• Blinking pattern 1 (green) : In process of system startup or
recovery from an error condition.
• Blinking pattern 2 (green) : The equipment is in Stand-by
Mode.
• Blinking pattern 1 (orange) : No films remaining in the tray, a
film jam or any other errors.
4 Display Touch panel (LCD) indicating the status of the equipment.
<REMARKS>
The blinking pattern of the status lamp is as follows.
• Blinking pattern 1 : Lights on and off by 1 second repeatedly.
• Blinking pattern 2 : Lights on for 2 second and off for 1 seconds repeatedly.
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1.3.3 Layout of Units
DRY80_D0014E.aiFront View
Heat 
development 
unit (G)
Film cooling unit Density 
measurement 
section
Film rerease 
unit (J)
Sub-scanning 
unit (E)
Controller
Frame (K)
Scanning 
optics unit (S)
Conveyor 
unit (D)
Vertical 
conveyor unit
Vertical 
conveyor unit
Removal
unit (B1)
Removal
unit (B2)
Film loading 
unit (A1)
Film loading 
unit (A2)
Vertical 
conveyor unit
Removal
unit (B3)
Film loading 
unit (A3)
Sorter (T) 
(Optional)
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1.3.4 Layout of I/O Parts and Description of Functions
n Film Loading Unit (A1, A2, A3)
DRY80_D0015.aiFront View
SOLA31
SA31
SA34
SA33
SA32
SOLA21
SA21
SA24
SA23
SA22
SOLA11
SA11
SA14
SA13
SA12
Unit Symbol Name Type Remarks
Film load-
ing unit 
(A1, A2, 
A3)
SOLA11
SOLA21
SOLA31
Tray lock solenoid Solenoid Releases tray lock
SA11
SA21
SA31
Film pack/shutter detec-
tion sensor
Sensor ON in presence of film 
pack/shutter
SA12
SA22
SA32
Tray interlock switch Switch Conduction state when 
tray is loaded
SA13
SA23
SA33
Tray detection sensor Penetration type 
sensor
ON when the tray is in-
serted
SA14
SA24
SA34
Bar-code reader -
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n Removal Unit (B1, B2, B3)
DRY80_D0016.aiFront View
MB31
MB32
SB31
SB32
MB21
MB22
SB21
SB22
MB11
MB12
SB11
SB12
Unit Symbol Name Type Remarks
Removal 
unit 
(B1, B2, 
B2)
MB11
MB21
MB31
Film removing motor Motor Drives suction cup arm
MB12
MB22
MB32
Removal unit convey-
ance motor
Motor Film conveyance motor 
at upper removal unit
SB11
SB21
SB31
Suction cup arm HP de-
tection sensor
Penetration type 
sensor
ON when suction cup 
arm is at home position.
SB12
SB22
SB32
Film surface detection 
sensor
Penetration type 
sensor
ON when suction cup 
reaches on film/OFF 
when detects film suc-
tion
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n Conveyor Unit (D)
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SD4
SD1
MD1
MD2
SD2
SD3SD5
SOLD1
Unit Symbol Name Type Remarks
Conveyor 
unit (D)
MD1 Film conveyance motor Motor Drives conveyor unit 
rollers, and conveys film
MD2 Conveyor unit exit roller 
gripping release motor
Motor Drives conveyor unit exit 
grip roller up/down
SOLD1 Stopper solenoid Solenoid Ups/downs the stopper
SD1 Conveyor unit entrance 
sensor
Reflection type 
sensor
ON when film is at con-
veyor entrance
SD2 Conveyor unit exit sen-
sor
Reflection type 
sensor
ON when film is at con-
veyor exit
SD3 Stopper release detec-
tion sensor
Penetration type 
sensor
ON when stopper is at 
release position
SD4 Grip roller position de-
tection sensor
Penetration type 
sensor
ON when conveyor unit 
exit grip roller is at grip-
ping position
SD5 Film edge sensor Photo-interru-
puter
Detects the left side 
edge of the film from the 
rotations of the rotary 
encoder
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n Sub-scanning Unit (E)
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ME1
SE1
MS1 LD SYN
Unit Symbol Name Type Remarks
Sub-scan-
ning unit 
(E)
ME1 Sub-scanning motor Motor Sub-scans and conveys 
film
ME1 driver board comes 
as a set with ME1
SE1 Film leading edge detec-
tion sensor (SED28A)
Laser detection 
sensor
Detects leading edge 
and trailing edge of film
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n Heat Development Unit (G)
DRY80_D0019E.aiFront View
THG5
FANG1
HG4 / TPG4
THG4
MG1
HG3 / TPG3
THG3
THG2
HG2 / TPG2
HG1 / TPG1
THG1
TPG2
TPG1
THG2
THG1
HG1, HG2
TPG4
TPG3
THG4
THG3
HG3, HG4
1st rack
2nd rack
1st rack
2nd rack
Unit Symbol Name Type Remarks
Heat Devel-
opment unit 
(G)
MG1 Heat development unit 
conveyance motor
Motor Conveys film
FANG1 Cooling fan 1 Fan Ventilates and cools 
near heat development 
unit
HG1, HG2 Heater 1, Heater 2 Heater Heat 1st rack develop-
ment heat plate
HG3, HG4 Heater 3, Heater 4 Heater Heat 2nd rack develop-
ment heat plate
THG1, 
THG2
Heat development 
thermistor 1, 
Heat development 
thermistor 2
Thermistor Detects 1st rack tem-
perature
THG3, 
THG4
Heat development 
thermistor 3, 
Heat development 
thermistor 4
Thermistor Detects 2nd rack tem-
perature
THG5 Film cooling section 
thermistor
Thermistor Detects film cooling sec-
tion temperature
TPG1, 
TPG2
Thermal protector 1, 
Thermal protector 2
Thermal 
Protector
Shuts off power supply 
for heaters in overheat-
ing of 1st rack heater
TPG3, 
TPG4
Thermal protector 3, 
Thermal protector 4
Thermal 
Protector
Shuts off power supply 
for heaters in overheat-
ing of 2nd rack heater
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n Film Release Unit (J)
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SJ1 SJ2
MJ1
LED
PDD
Unit Symbol Name Type Remarks
Film re-
lease unit 
(J)
SJ1 Film release unit en-
trance sensor
Reflection type 
sensor
ON when film is at film 
release unit entrance
SJ2 Film release sensor Reflection type 
sensor
ON when film is at film 
release unit exit
MJ1 Film Release 
Conveyance Motor
Motor Conveys film
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n Frame (K)
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FANK1
THK1
SK1
SK2
SK3
SK4
Unit Symbol Name Type Remarks
Frame (K) SK1, SK2,
SK3, SK4
Front cover / right up-
per cover / right middle 
cover / lower right cover 
interlock switch
Microswith Conduction state when 
the front cover / upper 
right cover / lower right 
cover are closed.
THK1 Film recording seciton 
thermistor
Thermistor Detects film recording 
seciton temperature
FANK1 Cooling fan Fan Cools the inside of the 
controller unit.
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n Sorter (T) (Optional)
DRY80_D0022.aiFront View
ST4
SOLT2
SOLT3
ST1
ST2
ST3
SOLT1
Unit Symbol Name Type Remarks
Sorter (T) SOLT1
SOLT2
SOLT3
1st bin film release 
solenoid, 2nd bin film 
release solenoid, 3rd bin 
film release solenoid
Linear solenoid Switches changeover 
guide
ST1, ST2, 
ST3
2nd bin film release sen-
sor, 3rd bin film release 
sensor, 4th bin film re-
lease sensor
Reflection type 
sensor
ON when film is at exit 
of sorter
ST4 Sorter right cover inter-
lock switch
Microswith ON when sorter right 
cover is opened
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1.3.5 Layout of Boards
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CPR38A
HTD38A
PDD28ALED28A
LDD28A
PSU31C
SND28B
SSD
PSU37A
SND38C
PNL38A
LED38A
Main power 
switch
Name Main function
PNL38A (Operatoin panel 
board)
LCD display/non-display control, touch panel control
LED38A (SW/LED board) Operation panel LED, power ON switch, Status lamp, 
buzzer
LED28A (Density measure-
ment section light-emitting 
board)
Light is emitted for density measurement
LDD28A (Laser drive board) Scanner laser drive
PDD28A (Density measure-
ment section light-sensing 
board)
Receives penetrating light for density measurement
CPR38A (Main control, image 
output, mechanical control)
Overall control of equipment, network input, image pro-
cessing, DA converts processed image signals and sends 
to scanner, laser power strength control, exposure output 
timing control
PSU37A (Power supply unit) Converts the input AC power to +24VDC and supplies to 
the PSU31C board
PSU31C (Power supply unit) Generates +5V and ±12V from the +24VDC power sup-
plied from the power supply unit and supplies to the SND 
board
SND28B, SND38C (Sensor 
driver board)
Mechanical drive parts drive/control, I/O parts control, sig-
nal counter of film edge sensor signal, thermistor signal/
density measurement section data AD conversion, inter-
lock control, heat development heater control, operation 
panel control
Main power switch Supplies AC power to the power supply unit
SSD Log writing (logs are not saved)
HTD38A (Heater drive board) Drives heat development unit heaters based on the control 
signal from SND board.
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2. STARTING UP ENDING THE
EQUIPMENT
2.1 Power ON Operations
The equipment starts up in the following conditions when the main power switch is 
ON.
Conditions Remarks
Press power ON switch on the 
operation panel.
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2.2 Error Processing
When errors occur during initialization or in the routine mode, this equipment performs 
the following processes.
n When Films Run Out
When the remaining number of films counter becomes 0, the equipment determines 
that films have run out and shows a display prompting replenishing of films. However, 
if the equipment has several trays, and trays other than the one that has run out of 
films have films of the same size and same base color, printing continues.
Information that films have run out will be sent to externally connected devices at the 
point a printing request is made.
The replenishing of films by the user is determined by the opening/closing of film 
trays, and by the ON/OFF of the film pack/shutter detection sensor.
n When Level 1 Errors Occur
When level 1 errors occur, for errors which can be recovered by the user, displays on 
user recovery operations are shown. Initialization was performed after recovery by the 
user, and if printing is currently being performed printing will be continued.
If recovered by retry operations of the equipment, only error logs are performed. Error 
logs are also only performed for reference information for design analysis.
l Cover Open/Tray Open/Shutter Detection
When these errors are detected, operations of the equipment are stopped, the error 
notification screen appears on the operation panel, and operations of the equipment 
are continued after errors have been removed by the user.
l When Films Jam
When films jam, printing of films ahead of the jammed position are completed, and the 
film jam screen appears.
When film jams in the sorter, printing is stopped immediately and the film jam screen 
appears.
Images which have not been printed will be re-output automatically after recover.
l When Sorter is Abnormal
When errors occur in the sorter during printing, the discharge destination of film 
proceeding the sorter is switched to the top of the equipment. At the same time, the 
sorter error notification screen appears. Touching the “CONFIRM” button sets the 
sorter into the degenerated state.
n When Level 0 Errors Occur
When level 0 errors occur, the equipment completes the current process as much as 
possible, stops temperature control, and the error display is shown.
The equipment then becomes system down and the power must be turned ON/OFF.
Level 0 errors consists of the following.
• Conveyance system fatal error
• Temperature control system fatal error
• Scanner system fatal error 
• Image processing fatal error 
• Fatal errors determined by the software 
• Failed in reading external files when equipment is started.
• Discovered contradiction of various software environment when equipment is 
started.
• Discovered contradiction in service settings when equipment is started.
• Discovered malfunction of various electric parts when equipment is initialized.
• Malfunctions of all trays.
n Degeneration
When the following units malfunction, this is taken as degeneration, and operations 
are continued without using the function.
• Tray (only when there are usable trays)
• Density measurement section
• Sorter
n Film Replacement Output
If films with the size and base color specified by externally connected equipment have 
not been replenished, films are output from trays which can be used according to 
configuration settings of the PC-Utility.
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2.3 Power OFF Operations
When the power of this equipment is ON, it can be ended in the following conditions.
Method Conditions Remarks
Shut down button on 
touch panel
Touch the shut down bottun on 
the touch panel.
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Main power switch Turn OFF the main power 
switch.
All power supplies are cut off 
regardless the state of the 
equipment.
<REMARKS>
Shut down the software before turning off the power when ending the equipment.
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1. TROUBLESHOOTING METHOD
When malfunctions occur in the equipment, analyze them from error code and perform 
the required corrections.
n Troubleshooting from Error Codes
When analyzing malfunctions from error codes, refer to “3. ERROR CODE TABLE”.
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2. ERROR CODE2.1 Checking Error Codes
For details on error codes, refer to “3. ERROR CODE TABLE” for the meaning of the 
error which has occurred, suspected cause, and remedy.
When analyzing an error code, also refer to the detailed code provided.
To differentiate the place of error (printer or formatter), look up the name displayed 
under “Component” on the error code table in the following table.
Component Error Type Place of Error
FLH Film conveyance related error
Printer error
MFC Data setting/system related error
DEN Internal densitometer related error
DEV Temperature control system related 
error
POL Polygon motor control related error
PNL Panel control related error
SCN Scanner related error
ESN Film edge sensor related error
DICOM DICOM error
Formatter error
Spooler Spooler error
ImgPrc Image processing error
Output Output control error
JobMake Test pattern generation error
Main MAIN control error
PCUTL File transfer error
(Using the PC Tool in normal state)
Satellite
File transfer error
(Using the PC Tool during initializa-
tion error)
StartUp Initialization error
Installer File transfer error (Using the PC 
Tool at initialization
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2.2 Format of Detailed Information
Perform this check only for analyzing error codes of the printer.
In the usual troubleshooting, find the corresponding error code from the error code 
tables, and refer to the suspected causes and remedy methods indicated to resolve 
the problem.
However if the problem persists, or to investigate the problem in further detail, check 
the following detailed information to analyze the problem.
n Checking Detailed Information of Error Codes
(1) Check the corresponding error code and its detailed information at the 
error message display, or at [Display Error Log] of the PC-Utility.
(2) Check the detailed information format number at “3. ERROR CODE 
TABLE” and refer to the corresponding format.
(3) Find the format information from the 4-digit detailed information, and 
analyze the problem.
Error Code
Detailed Info.
LED
Display Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Error
Code
Detailed
Information Component Error Message
715
Tray removal unit 
HPdeviation 
detection error
Contact the Fujifilm 
service personnel.
Malfunction of SB1 sensor or 
MB1 motor.
Or mechanism error, malfunction 
of the SB1 port of the SND 
board, or malfunction of the MB1
controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check 
 sensors, motors, and perform 
 mechanism adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, 
 replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, 
 replace the SND board.
Attempted to deviate the 
removal arm from HP 
(home position) in
initialization, but SB1 
does not become OPEN.
(Retryover)
0237 2-A-1 FLH
1
3
2
 2-A-1 (Conveyance Related Information (Type S1))
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 SB2 SB1 SA5 SA4 SA3 0 SA1
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0
0 0 3 0
DRY60_E0001E.ai
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2.2.1 FLH Related (Conveyance) Errors Detailed Information
n 2-A (Sensor Related Errors)
Errors occurring in initialization self-diagnosis, removal, recording, constant 
monitoring, etc. (Including mechanism, etc.)
Convert the hexadecimal 4-digit code to binary, compare the bit maps, and investigate
the input state corresponding to each bit.
1=ON (Close), 0=OFF (Open)
DRY60_E0002E.ai
a b c d Detailed error code 
(4-digit hexadecimal) 
l 2-A-1 (Conveyance Related Information (Type S1))
Displays states of sensors (0/1) when an error occurs.
0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 SB2 SB1 SA5 SA4 SA3 0 SA1
a b c d 
Cover Removal
unit
TraySpare
DRY60_E0003E.ai
[Bit map] 
 
l 2-A-4 (Conveyance Related Information (Type S4))
Displays states of sensors (0/1) when an error occurs.
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 SJ2 SJ1 SG1 SD5 SD4 SD3 SD2 SD1 
a b c d 
Conveyor unit/
Sub-scanning unit/
Film release unit
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[Bit map] 
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l 2-A-5 (Electric Related Information (Type E))
Displays states of sensors (0/1) when an error occurs.
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 F05
VS
F12
VM
F12
VP
F24
VE
F24
VD
F24
VC
F24
VB
F24
VA
a b c d 
FusePower SupplyReserved
DRY60_E0005E.ai
[Bit map] 
n 2-B (File I/O Error)
l 2-B-1 (Type F)
Error which occurs when a file could not be accessed properly. Displays the number 
of the file causing the error and the causes.
DRY60_E0006E.ai
2 0 X X Detailed error code 
File number Cause 
 File number
201: Conveyance timer file (For mechanism)
202: Conveyance timer file (For size)
203: Conveyance timer file (For M-Utility)
204: Conveyance counter file
205: PM control parameter file (For mechanism)
206: PM control parameter file (For size)
207: PM control parameter file (For M-Utility)
208: Timer file for PM time monitoring
Causes
1: Open error
2: Read error
3: Write error
4: Conversion error
5: Line specification error
6: Column specification error
7: Size specification error
8: External file data error
A: Data range error (Detected by application)
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n 2-E (PC-Utility Operation Error)
l 2-E-1 (Type U)
Displays the PC-Utility command number and parameter of errors which occur when 
the removal operation of the PC-Utility was not executed as specified.
DRY60_E0007E.ai
X X 0 Y Detailed error code 
PC-Utility
command number
Parameter 
number 
 PC-Utility command number
08: Unit Operation .................................................................... (1)
10: Grip (Action:MD2 only) ....................................................... (2)
 Parameter number
When (1)
0: Home Positioning
1: Film Surface
2: Film Suction
3: Upper Limit
4: Film Fanning
5: Film Release
6: Film Convey
7: Removing
When (2)
0: Home Positioning
3: Grip
n 2-F (For Error Analysis)
l 2-F-4
Displays the temperature when an error occurs in subscanning speed correction 
calculation. (unit: 1°C)
However, if the temperature is minus (-1 to -99 °C), “F” will be displayed at the first 
digit.
DRY60_E0008E.ai
0 X X X 
Detailed error code
(When temperature is plus)
Film Recording Section Temperature 
DRY60_E0009E.ai
F 0 X X 
Film Recording Section Temperature 
Detailed error code
(When temperature is minus)
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2.2.2 DEN Related (Internal Densitometer) Errors Detailed 
Information
n 4-A (File I/O Error)
Error which occurs when a file could not be accessed properly. Displays the causes.
DRY60_E0010E.ai
1 B X X Detailed error code 
Cause Fixed value 
n 4-B (Insufficient Effective Density Measurement)
Displays the effective data acquired by AD data analysis in decimal 4-digits when the 
number of effective AD data measured by the density measurement section is less 
than the minimum number of effective data (NOTE).
DRY60_E0011E.ai
X X X X Detailed error code 
NOTE: The number of effective data is 90% of the number of data logically measured. 
 The number of effective data required for 24-steps pattern is above 5613, that 
 for 17-steps pattern is above 4158, and that for QC pattern is above 1300.
2.2.3 ESN Related (Film Edge Sensor Related) Errors 
Detailed Information
n 8-B (Outside Range Data)
Displays the error value when the edge sensor data value is abnormal (outside range).
DRY60_E0012E.ai
X X X X Detailed error code 
(4-digit hexadecimal) 
n 8-C (No Acquired Data)
Displays the file number during edge sensor related data file acquisition when the file 
could not be created due to no data.
DRY60_E0013E.ai
3 9 0 XDetailed error code
File numberFixed value 
 File number
0: Edge sensor data file
1: Nonvolatile memory edge sensor data file
2: Edge sensor monitoring data file
3: Edge sensor average value data file
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2.2.4 DEV Related (Temperature Control Related) Errors 
Detailed Information
n 9-A (Temperature Error)
Displays the temperature when the temperature is outside the specified range in 
heater temperature control. (Unit: 1°C)
However, if the temperature is minus (-1 to -99°C), “F”will be displayed at the second 
digit from the left.
DRY60_E0014E.ai
X X X X Detailed error code
(When temperature is plus)
Heater number Temperature
DRY60_E0015E.ai
X F X X Detailed error code
(When temperature is minus)
Heater number Temperature
n 9-B (Heater Thermistor Disconnection Error)
Error which occurs when the heater thermistor is disconnected. Displays the heater 
number and thermistor temperature (A/D value).
DRY60_E0016E.ai
X X X X Detailed error code
(4-digit hexadecimal)
Heater number A/D value
n 9-C (Film Cooling Section, Recording Section Thermistor 
Disconnection Error)
Error which occurs when the thermistor of the film cooling section or recording section 
is disconnected. Displays the thermistor temperature (A/D value).
DRY60_E0017E.ai
0 X X X Detailed error code
(4-digit hexadecimal)
A/D value
n 9-D (File I/O Error)
Error which occurs when a file could not be accessed properly. Displays the causes.
DRY60_E0018E.ai
1 B X X Detailed error code 
Cause Fixed value 
n 9-E (Heater Control Task Start Error)
Displays the heater number when the heater temperature control task start ends in 
error.
DRY60_E0019E.ai
0 0 0 X Detailed error code 
Heater number
n 9-F (General Error Details)
Displayed when no detailed information.
DRY60_E0020E.ai
F F F F Detailed error code 
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n 9-H (Heat Development Control Parameter Value Error)
Displays the causes when heat development control parameter value errors are 
detected.
DRY60_E0021E.ai
X 0 0 X Detailed error code 
CauseFan number
Code details
 Cause
0001: Target temperature setting error
0003: Heater control TCYC1 value error
1004: A system fan control TCYC2 value error
1005: A system fan control DUTY value: fr1 error
1006: A system fan control DUTY value: fr2 error
1007: A system fan control DUTY value: fr3 error
1008: A system fan control DUTY value: fr4 error
0009: Heater control DUTY value error
000A: Photosensing material correction parameter SBC1 value error
000B: Photosensing material correction parameter KBC value error
000C: TRAY number error at photosensing material correction parameter setting 
000D: Photosensing material correction parameter SBC4 value error
2004: B system fan control TCYC2 value error
2005: B system fan control DUTY value: fr1 error
2006: B system fan control DUTY value: fr2 error
2007: B system fan control DUTY value: fr3 error
2008: B system fan control DUTY value: fr4 error
000E: Voltage DUTY parameter value error
000F: Equipment voltage parameter value error
001F: Language information parameter value error
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3. ERROR CODE TABLE
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
1212 2-A-4 Cover open The front/upper right/lower right cover is open. Close the front/upper right/lower right cover. FLH
1225 2-A-1 Upper tray (Tray 1) 
open error
The tray was open in initialization and removal. 
(Tray 1) Close the tray. FLH
1227 2-A-1 Upper tray (Tray 1) 
shutter present error
The shutter was inserted in the tray in 
initialization and removal. (Tray 1) Remove the shutter of the tray. FLH
1229 2-A-1 Middle tray (Tray 2) 
open error
The tray was open in initialization and removal. 
(Tray 2) Close the tray. FLH
1231 2-A-1 Middle tray (Tray 2) 
shutter present error
The shutter was inserted in the tray in 
initialization and removal. (Tray 2) Remove the shutter of the tray. FLH
1233 2-A-1
Upper tray (Tray 1) 
shutter uninserted 
error
Attempted to open the tray, but the shutter was 
not inserted. (Tray 1) After inserting the shutter, open the tray. FLH
1235 2-A-1
Middle tray (Tray 2) 
shutter uninserted 
error
Attempted to open the tray, but the shutter was 
not inserted. (Tray 2) After inserting the shutter, open the tray. FLH
1280 2-A-4 Conveyor unit jam 
error (Tray 2)
Although film was conveyed to the recording 
unit, failed to detect SD2 CLOSE (film leading 
edge detection). (Retry-over)
Jam occurred during conveyance. 
Open the cover and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
SD2, MD1, MB22
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
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Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
1281 2-A-4 Conveyor unit jam 
error (Tray 3)
Although film was conveyed to the recording 
unit, failed to detect SD2 CLOSE (film leading 
edge detection). (Retry-over)
Jam occurred during conveyance. 
Open the cover and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
SD2, MD1, MB32
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board
FLH
1284 2-A-4 Conveyor unit jam 
error (Tray 2)
Although film was conveyed to the recording 
unit, failed to detect SD2 CLOSE (film leading 
edge detection). (Retry-over) 
Error occurred again due to motor stop. 
(Maybe already stopped)
Jam occurred during conveyance. 
Open the cover and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
SD2, MD1,MB22
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
1285 2-A-4 Conveyor unit jam 
error (Tray 3)
Although film was conveyed to the recording 
unit, failed to detect SD2 CLOSE (film leading 
edge detection). (Retry-over) 
Error occurred again due to motor stop. 
(Maybe already stopped)
Jam occurred during conveyance. 
Open the cover and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
SD2, MD1, MB32
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board
FLH
1286 0004
Removal unit jam 
(Motor start error) 
SD02 unreached (Tray 
2)
Although film was conveyed to the recording 
unit, failed to detect SD2 CLOSE (film leading 
edge detection). (Tray 2) 
Error occurred again due to motor stop. 
(Maybe already stopped)
Jam occurred during conveyance. 
Open the cover and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
SD2, MD1, MB22
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board
FLH
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Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
1287 0004
Removal unit jam 
(Motor start error) 
SD02 unreached (Tray 
3)
Although film was conveyed to the recording 
unit, failed to detect SD2 CLOSE (film leading 
edge detection). (Tray 3) 
Error occurred again due to motor stop. 
(Maybe already stopped)
Jam occurred during conveyance. 
Open the cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
SD2, MD1, MB32
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board
FLH
1291 2-A-1 Upper tray (tray 1) 
removal unit jam error
At completion of removal process, did not 
detect normal SD1 CLOSE (film leading edge 
detection). 
(Retryover)
Film dropped during removal. 
Or malfunction of SD1 sensor or MB12 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD1 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB12 controller.
1. Check if film has dropped
2. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
3. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
4. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
1293 2-A-1 Middle tray (Tray 2) 
removal unit jam error
At completion of removal process, did not 
detect normal SD1 CLOSE (film leading edge 
detection). 
(Retryover)
Film dropped during removal. 
Or malfunctionof SD1 sensor or MB22 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD1 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB22 controller.
1. Check if film has dropped.
2. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
3. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
4. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2294 2-A-4 Conveyor unit jam 
error
Conveyed film to the conveyor unit, but did 
not detect SD2 CLOSE (film leading edge 
detection). 
(Currently retrying)
Jam occurred during conveyance. 
Open the cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
SD2, MD1, MB12/MB22/MB32
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
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Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
1295 2-A-4 Conveyor unit jam 
error (Tray 1)
Conveyed film to the conveyor unit, but did 
not detect SD2 CLOSE (film leading edge 
detection). 
(Retryover)
Jam occurred during conveyance. 
Open the cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
SD2, MD1, MB12/MB22/MB32
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board
FLH
1297 2-A-4 Sub-scanning unit jam 
error
Conveyed film to the sub-scanning unit, but 
did not detect SE1 CLOSE (film leading edge 
detection).
Jam occurred during recording conveyance. 
Open the cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
SE1, MD1, ME1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
1299 2-A-4 Heat development unit 
jam error
Conveyed film to the heat development unit, 
but did not detect SJ1 CLOSE (film leading 
edge 
detection).
Jam occurred during heat development conveyance. 
Open the cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
SJ1, ME1, MG1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12A0 2-A-4 Film release unit jam 
error
Conveyed film to the film release unit, but 
did not detect SJ1 OPEN (film trailing edge 
detection).
Jam occurred during film release conveyance. 
Open the cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
SJ1, MG1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
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Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
12A1 2-A-4 Film release unit jam 
error
Conveyed film to the film release unit, but 
did not detect SJ2 CLOSE (film leading edge 
detection).
Jam occurred during film release conveyance. 
Open the cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
SJ2, MG1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12A2 2-A-4 Film release unit jam 
error
Conveyed film to the film release unit, but 
did not detect SJ2 OPEN (film trailing edge 
detection).
Jam occurred during film release conveyance. 
Open the cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
SJ2, MG1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12A3 None Sorter unit jam error
Conveyed film to the sorter unit, but did 
not detect ST1 CLOSE (film leading edge 
detection).
Jam occurred during film release conveyance. 
Open the cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
ST1, MG1, MJ1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12A4 None Sorter unit jam error Conveyed film to the sorter unit, but did not 
detect ST1 OPEN (film trailing edge detection).
Jam occurred during film release conveyance. 
Open the cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
ST1, MG1, MJ1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-14
MT-14DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
12A5 None Sorter unit jam error
Conveyed film to the sorter unit, but did 
not detect ST2 CLOSE (film leading edge 
detection).
Jam occurred during film release conveyance. 
Open the cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
ST2, MG1, MJ1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12A6 None Sorter unit jam error Conveyed film to the sorter unit, but did not 
detect ST2 OPEN (film trailing edge detection).
Jam occurred during film release conveyance. 
Open the cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
ST2, MG1, MJ1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12A7 None Sorter unit jam error
Conveyed film to the sorter unit, but did 
not detect ST3 CLOSE (film leading edge 
detection).
Jam occurred during film release conveyance. 
Open the cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
ST3, MG1, MJ1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12A8 None Sorter unit jam error Conveyed film to the sorter unit, but did not 
detect ST3 OPEN (film trailing edge detection).
Jam occurred during film release conveyance. 
Open the cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
ST3, MG1, MJ1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-15
MT-15DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
12A9 2-A-1
Upper tray (Tray 1) 
removal unit jam error 
(Discharge remainder)
Conveyed film to the conveyor unit by 
discharge remainder, but did not detect SD1 
CLOSE (film leading edge detection).
The remainder is not discharged normally from the removal unit. 
Or malfunction of the SD1 sensor, or MB12 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD1 ports of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB12 controller.
1. Check if film has dropped.
2. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
3. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
4. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12B0 2-A-1
Middle tray (Tray 2) 
removal unit jam error 
(Discharge remainder)
Conveyed film to the conveyor unit by 
discharge remainder, but did not detect SD1 
CLOSE (film leading edge detection).
The remainder is not discharged normally from the removal unit. 
Or malfunction of the SD1 sensor, or MB22 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD1 ports of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB22 controller.
1. Check if film has dropped.
2. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
3. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
4. If the problem still persists, replacethe SND board.
FLH
12B1 2-A-4
Conveyor unit jam 
error 
(Discharge remainder)
Conveyed film to the conveyor unit by 
discharge remainder, but did not detect SD2 
CLOSE (film leading edge detection).
The remainder is not discharged normally from the conveyor unit. 
Or malfunction of the SD2 sensor, or MD1, MB12/MB22/MB32 
motors. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD2 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MD1, MB12/MB22/MB32 controller.
1. Check if film has dropped.
2. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
3. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
4. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-16
MT-16DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
12B2 2-A-4
Sub-scanning unit jam 
error 
(Discharge remainder)
Conveyed film to the sub-scanning unit by 
discharge remainder, but did not detect SD2 
OPEN (film trailing edge detection).
The remainder is not discharged normally from the sub-scanning unit. 
Or malfunction of the SD2 sensor, or MD1, ME1 motors. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD2 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MD1, ME1 controller.
1. Check if film has dropped.
2. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
3. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
4. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12B5 2-A-4
Heat development unit 
jam error 
(Discharge remainder)
Conveyed film to the heat development unit by 
discharge remainder, but did not detect SJ1 
CLOSE (film leading edge detection).
The remainder is not discharged normally from the heat development 
unit. 
Or malfunction of the SJ1 sensor, or MG1 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SJ1 port of the SND board, or 
malfunction of the MG1 controller.
1. Check if film has dropped.
2. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
3. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
4. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12B6 2-A-4
Film release unit jam 
error 
(Discharge remainder)
Conveyed film to the film release unit by 
discharge remainder, but did not detect SJ1 
OPEN (film trailing edge detection).
The remainder is not discharged normally from the film release unit. 
Or malfunction of the SJ1 sensor, or MG1 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SJ1 port of the SND board, or 
malfunction of the MG1 controller.
1. Check if film has dropped.
2. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
3. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
4. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-17
MT-17DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
12B7 2-A-4
Film release unit jam 
error 
(Discharge remainder)
Conveyed film to the film release unit by 
discharge remainder, but did not detect SJ2 
CLOSE (film leading edge detection).
The remainder is not discharged normally from the film release unit. 
Or malfunction of the SJ2 sensor, or MG1 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SJ2 port of the SND board, or 
malfunction of the MG1 controller.
1. Check if film has dropped.
2. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
3. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
4. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12B8 2-A-4
Film release unit jam 
error 
(Discharge remainder)
Conveyed film to the film release unit by 
discharge remainder, but did not detect SJ2 
OPEN (film trailing edge detection).
The remainder is not discharged normally from the film release unit. 
Or malfunction of the SJ2 sensor, or MG1 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SJ2 port of the SND board, or 
malfunction of the MG1/MJ1 controller.
1. Check if film has dropped.
2. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
3. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
4. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12C5 None Sorter malfunction Did not output to the destination bin properly.
Malfunction of SOLT1, SOLT2, or SOLT3 solenoids
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, solenoids, and perform 
mechanism adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/solenoids.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12C6 None Sorter unit jam error 
(Discharge remainder)
Conveyed film to the sorter unit by discharge 
remainder, but did not detect ST1 OPEN (film 
trailing edge detection).
Jam occurred during film release conveyance. 
Open the cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
ST1, MG1, MJ1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-18
MT-18DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
12C7 None Sorter unit jam error 
(Discharge remainder)
Conveyed film to the sorter unit by discharge 
remainder, but did not detect ST2 OPEN (film 
trailing edge detection).
Jam occurred during film release conveyance. 
Open the cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism
adjustments. 
ST2, MG1, MJ1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12C8 None Sorter unit jam error 
(Discharge remainder)
Conveyed film to the sorter unit by discharge 
remainder, but did not detect ST3 OPEN (film 
trailing edge detection).
Jam occurred during film release conveyance. 
Open the cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism
adjustments.
ST3, MG1, MJ1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12DA 2-A-1 Lower tray (Tray 3) 
open error
The tray was open in initialization and removal. 
(Tray 3) Close the tray. FLH
12DC 2-A-1 Lower tray (Tray 3) 
shutter present error
The shutter was inserted in the tray in 
initialization and removal. (Tray 3) Remove the shutter of the tray. FLH
22D6 2-A-4 Film release unit 
entrance jam error
Conveyed film to the film release unit, but 
did not detect SJ1 OPEN (film trailing edge 
detection).
A jam occurred during discharge conveyance. 
Open the cover and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism
adjustments. 
SJ1, MG1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
22D7 2-A-4 Film release unit exit 
jam error
Conveyed film to the film release unit, but 
did not detect SJ2 OPEN (film trailing edge 
detection).
Jam occurred during film release conveyance. 
Open the cover and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism
adjustments.
SJ2, MG1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-19
MT-19DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
22D8 2-A-4 Film release unit exit 
jam error
Conveyed film to the film release unit, but 
did not detect SJ2 OPEN (film trailing edge 
detection).
A jam occurred during discharge conveyance. 
Open the front cover and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
SJ2, MG1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12DE 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 3) 
shutter uninserted 
error
Attempted to openthe tray, but the shutter was 
not inserted. (Tray 3) After inserting the shutter, open the tray. FLH
22E0 2-A-4 Conveyor unit jam 
error
Although film was conveyed to the recording 
unit, failed to detect SD2 CLOSE (film leading 
edge detection). (Currently retrying) 
Error occurred again due to motor stop. 
(Maybe already stopped)
Jam occurred during front conveyance. 
Open the cover and remove the film.
1. Using the PC-Utility, perform sensor check, motor check, and 
mechanism adjustments. 
SD2,MD1,MB12/MB22/MB32
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace SND board.
FLH
12E1 2-A-4 Conveyor unit jam 
error (Tray 1)
Although film was conveyed to the recording 
unit, failed to detect SD2 CLOSE (film leading 
edge detection). (Retry-over) 
Error occurred again due to motor stop. 
(Maybe already stopped)
Jam occurred during front conveyance. 
Open the cover and remove the film.
1. Using the PC-Utility, perform sensor check, motor check, and 
mechanism adjustments. 
SD2,MD1,MB12/MB22/MB32
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace SND board.
FLH
12F1 0004
Removal unit jam 
(Motor start error) 
SD02 unreached (Tray 
1)
Although film was conveyed to the recording 
unit, failed to detect SD2 CLOSE (film leading 
edge detection). (Tray 1) 
Error occurred again due to motor stop. 
(Maybe already stopped)
Jam occurred during front conveyance. 
Open the cover and remove the film.
1. Using the PC-Utility, perform sensor check, motor check, and 
mechanism adjustments. 
SD2,MD1,MB12
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace SND board.
FLH
MT-20
MT-20DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
12F2 2-A-1 Lower tray (Tray 3) 
removal unit jam error
At completion of removal process, did not 
detect normal SD1 CLOSE (film leading edge 
detection). 
(Retryover)
Film dropped during removal. 
Or malfunction of SD1 sensor or MB32 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD1 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB32 controller.
1. Check if film has dropped.
2. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
3. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
4. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12F3 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 3) 
removal unit jam error 
(Discharge remainder)
Conveyed film to the conveyor unit by 
discharge remainder, but did not detect SD1 
CLOSE (film leading edge detection).
The remainder is not discharged normally from the removal unit. 
Or malfunction of the SD1 sensor, or MB32 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD1 ports of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB32 controller.
1. Check if film has dropped.
2. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
3. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
4. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
12F7 2-A-1 Lower tray (Tray 3) 
removal unit jam error
At completion of removal process, did not 
detect normal SD1 CLOSE (film leading edge 
detection). 
(Retryover)
Film dropped during removal. 
Or malfunction of SD1 sensor or MB32 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD1 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB32 controller.
1. Check if film has dropped.
2. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
3. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
4. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-21
MT-21DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
12F8 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 3) 
removal unit jam error 
(Discharge remainder)
Conveyed film to the conveyor unit by 
discharge remainder, but did not detect SD1 
CLOSE (film leading edge detection).
The remainder is not discharged normally from the removal unit. 
Or malfunction of the SD1 sensor, or MB32 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD1 ports of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB32 controller.
1. Check if film has dropped.
2. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
3. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
4. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
1801 None Density measurement 
error
The automatically measured density value is 
incorrect.
Execute automatic density measurement again. If the error persists, 
contact your dealer. DEN
1802 None QC failure The measured density of the QC printed film is 
abnormal. Execute QC output again. If the error persists, contact your dealer. DEN
1803 FFFF Laser lifespan notice The laser lifespan is about one month. Contact your dealer to replace the laser unit. SCN
1804 FFFF Laser lifespan warning The laser lifespan has been exceeded.
Contact your dealer to replace the laser unit. 
If replacing a scanner unit, execute [Reset Scanner Data] using PC-
Utylity.
SCN
18A1 None Bar code reading error 
(Tray 1) Bar code reading is failed.
- The pack is pull out too quickly. 
- An abnormality of the bar code (No bar code, stains) 
- The bar code reader is not attached correctly. 
- The bar code reader is out of order. 
1. Pull out the pack after PULL is displayed.
2. Confirm there is no problem with the bar code.
3. Perform a reading test of the PC-Utility bar code reader. 
If the result is NG, check the harness and then replace the bar 
code reader or the SND board.
MAIN
MT-22
MT-22DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
18A2 None Error occurred with 
decode (Tray 1)
The barcode that has been interpreted is 
invalid or does not match the tray settings.
The photosensitive material of the bar code is not the same as the 
set one. 
The bar code used in the past is used. 
The incorrect bar code is used. 
1. Use a correct bar code
MAIN
18A3 None Barcode base color 
unmatched (Tray 1) A barcode in the wrong base color was read. Check the base color. MAIN
18A4 None
Barcode dealer 
number unmatched 
(Tray 1)
Use a correct bar code.
Use a correct bar code. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
MAIN
18A5 None Bar code reading error 
(Tray 2) Bar code reading is failed.
- The pack is pull out too quickly. 
- An abnormality of the bar code (No bar code, stains) 
- The bar code reader is not attached correctly. 
- The bar code reader is out of order. 
1. Pull out the pack after PULL is displayed.
2. Confirm there is no problem with the bar code.
3. Perform a reading test of the PC-Utility bar code reader. 
If the result is NG, check the harness and then replace the bar 
code reader or the SND board.
MAIN
18A6 None Error occurred with 
decode (Tray 2)
The barcode that has been interpreted is 
invalid or does not match the tray settings.
The photosensitive material of the bar code is not the same as the 
set one. 
The bar code used in the past is used. 
The incorrect bar code is used. 
1. Use a correct bar code
MAIN
18A7 None Barcode base color 
unmatched (Tray 2) A barcode in the wrong base color was read. Check the base color. MAIN
MT-23
MT-23DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
18A8 None
Barcode dealer 
number unmatched 
(Tray 2)
Use a correct bar code.
Use a correct bar code. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
MAIN
18A9 None Bar code reading error 
(Tray 3) Bar code reading is failed.
- The pack is pull out too quickly. 
- An abnormality of the bar code (No bar code, stains) 
- The bar code reader is not attached correctly. 
- The bar code reader is out of order. 
1. Pull out the pack after PULL is displayed.
2. Confirm there is no problem with the bar code.
3. Perform a readingtest of the PC-Utility bar code reader. 
If the result is NG, check the harness and then replace the bar 
code reader or the SND board.
MAIN
18AA None Error occurred with 
decode (Tray 3)
The barcode that has been interpreted is 
invalid or does not match the tray settings.
The photosensitive material of the bar code is not the same as the 
set one. 
The bar code used in the past is used. 
The incorrect bar code is used. 
1. Use a correct bar code
MAIN
18AB None Barcode base color 
unmatched (Tray 3) A barcode in the wrong base color was read. Check the base color. MAIN
18AC None
Barcode dealer 
number unmatched 
(Tray 3)
Use a correct bar code.
Use a correct bar code. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
MAIN
0001 0001 Failed in starting 
DICOM main thread. Failed in starting DICOM main thread.
Re-install the software, repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
DICOM
MT-24
MT-24DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0001 0002 Invalid Dicom.dat 
contents Invalid Dicom.dat contents
Save equipment individual data (requires Dicom.dat analysis). 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Tag number with error
DICOM
0001 0003
Failed in 
starting DICOM 
communication main 
thread.
Failed in starting DICOM communication main 
thread.
Save equipment individual data (requires Netinf.prm analysis). 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Port number
DICOM
0001 0004 Invalid Netinf.prm 
contents Invalid Netinf.prm contents
Save equipment individual data (requires Netinf.prm analysis). 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
1: No file 
2: Non existing keyword 
3: Non existing value 
DICOM
0001 0005 Invalid 
UserImageNum.txt Invalid UserImageNum.txt
Save equipment individual data (requires UserImageNum.txt). 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
1: No file 
2: Non existing keyword 
3: Non existing value 
DICOM
0001 FFFF Insufficient virtual 
memory Insufficient virtual memory
Re-install the software, repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
DICOM
0002 0001 Failed in creating 
thread. (Internal error) Failed in creating thread. (Internal error)
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Spooler
MT-25
MT-25DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0002 0002
Failed in sending 
messages. (Internal 
error)
Failed in sending messages. (Internal error)
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Spooler
0002 0003
Failed in securing 
memory. (Internal 
error)
Failed in securing memory. (Internal error)
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Spooler
0002 0004
Failed in creating 
Print Job objects 
in recovering 
unprocessed JOBs.
Failed in creating Print Job objects in 
recovering unprocessed JOBs.
Acquire error job information ( requires xxx.job/xxx.flm analysis). 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Spooler
0002 0005 Failed in reading 
PrintJob files. Failed in reading PrintJob files.
Acquire error job information ( requires xxx.job/xxx.flm analysis). 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Spooler
0002 0007
Failed in acquiring 
PrintJob and FILM 
object data.
Failed in acquiring PrintJob and FILM object 
data.
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code Spooler
0002 0008 Failed in registering 
spooler queue. Failed in registering spooler queue.
Acquire error job information ( requires xxx.job/xxx.flm analysis). 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Spooler
0002 0009 Invalid film object, or 
insufficient data Invalid film object, or insufficient data
Acquire error job information ( requires xxx.job/xxx.flm analysis). 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Spooler
MT-26
MT-26DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0002 000A Failed in deleting RAW 
data file. Failed in deleting RAW data file.
Save equipment individual data (requires log analysis), reboot 
system, and observe conditions. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Spooler
0002 000B Invalid status Invalid status
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code, status
Spooler
0002 000C Failed in accessing 
PrintJob. Failed in accessing PrintJob.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Spooler
0002 000D Specified Film number 
is invalid. Specified Film number is invalid.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Spooler
0002 000E
Could not find Print 
Job deleted when 
requesting queue 
deletion.
Could not find Print Job deleted when 
requesting queue deletion.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Spooler
0002 0010 Specified change 
priority level is invalid. Specified change priority level is invalid.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Spooler
0002 0011
Failed in setting 
PrintJob and FILM 
object data.
Failed in setting PrintJob and FILM object data.
Acquire error job information ( requires xxx.job/xxx.flm analysis). 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Spooler
MT-27
MT-27DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2002 0012 Failed in opening and 
creating files. Failed in opening and creating files.
Save equipment individual data (requires log analysis). 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code, file name
Spooler
0002 0013 Requested print ID is 
illegal. Requested print ID is illegal.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Spooler
0002 0014 Failed in moving file. Failed in moving file.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Spooler
0002 0015 Unexpected case 
occurred. Unexpected case occurred.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Spooler
0003 0001 Error occurred due to 
system call. Error occurred due to system call.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
ImgPrc
0003 0002 Failed in acquiring 
memory. Failed in acquiring memory.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
ImgPrc
0003 0003
Failed in creating 
image processing 
objects.
Failed in creating image processing objects.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
ImgPrc
MT-28
MT-28DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2003 0004
Data to be acquired 
was not found in 
PrintJOB, FILM object, 
nor image processing 
parameter.
Data to be acquired was not found in PrintJOB, 
FILM object, nor image processing parameter.
Save equipment individual data (requires imginf.prm analysis), 
acquire error job information (requires xxx.job/xxx.flm). 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
ImgPrc
2003 0005 Failed in opening and 
creating files. Failed in opening and creating files.
Save equipment individual data (requires imginf.prm analysis), 
acquire error job information (requires xxx.job/xxx.flm). 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code, file name
ImgPrc
2003 0006
Execution of image 
processing resultedin 
error.
Execution of image processing resulted in 
error.
Save equipment individual data (requires imginf.prm analysis), 
acquire error job information (requires xxx.job/xxx.flm). 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
ImgPrc
2003 0007
As the leading edge 
margin parameter is 
outside the range, use 
the default value.
As the leading edge margin parameter is 
outside the range, use the default value.
Equipment individual data save (TOP_MARGIN.txt) analysis is 
required. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Type, outside range value
ImgPrc
2003 0008
Re-executed format 
calculation without 
annotation information
Re-executed format calculation without 
annotation information
Save equipment individual data (requires imginf.prm analysis), 
acquire error job information (requires xxx.job/xxx.flm). 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
ImgPrc
2003 0009
Parameter error of left 
right density difference 
rotation file. 
Parameter error of left right density difference 
rotation file. 
Requires analysis of left right density difference rotation file (Sidechg.
prm). 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Parameter
ImgPrc
MT-29
MT-29DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2003 000A
Threshold value of left 
right density difference 
rotation file parameter 
is inappropriate. 
Threshold value of left right density difference 
rotation file parameter is inappropriate. 
Requires review of threshold value inside left right density difference 
rotation file (Sidechg.prm). 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Average density value and threshold values of various areas
ImgPrc
0004 1EB1 Failed in starting 
output main thread. Failed in starting output main thread.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None.
Output
0004 1F7C Level 0 error occurred 
in formatter. Level 0 error occurred in formatter.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None.
Output
0004 1F84
Density correction 
calculation results are 
abnormal.
Density correction calculation results are 
abnormal.
Save equipment individual data (requires log analysis), reboot 
system, and observe conditions. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None.
Output
0004 1F85
Unable to continue 
operations due to 
internal error.
Unable to continue operations due to internal 
error.
Save equipment individual data (requires log analysis), reboot 
system, and observe conditions. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
DetailedInformation
Output
0007 0001 Failed in creating 
thread (internal error). Failed in creating thread (internal error).
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
JobMake
0007 0002
Failed in sending 
message (internal 
error).
Failed in sending message (internal error).
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
JobMake
MT-30
MT-30DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0007 0003
Failed in securing 
memory (internal 
error).
Failed in securing memory (internal error).
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code, request size
JobMake
0007 000A Failed in opening and 
creating files. Failed in opening and creating files.
Save equipment individual data (requires log analysis), reboot 
system, and observe conditions. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code, file name
JobMake
0007 000B Invalid status Invalid status
Save equipment individual data (requires log analysis), reboot 
system, and observe conditions. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code, status
JobMake
0008 0001
Failed in securing area 
for communication 
processing.
Failed in securing area for communication 
processing.
Re-install the software, repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0002
Mounted memory 
does not satisfy 
operating conditions of 
the system.
Mounted memory does not satisfy operating 
conditions of the system.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0003 Invalid parameter was 
specified. Invalid parameter was specified.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0004
Failed in DICOM 
control execution start 
request.
Failed in DICOM control execution start 
request.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
MT-31
MT-31DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0008 0005
Failed in 
communication end 
request to DICOM 
control.
Failed in communication end request to DICOM 
control.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0006 Failed in calling GUI 
method. Failed in calling GUI method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0007
Failed in JOB 
completion 
communication 
processing.
Failed in JOB completion communication 
processing.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0008 Failed in calling the 
print request method. Failed in calling the print request method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0009 Failed in image 
initializing request. Failed in image initializing request.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 000A
Failed in calling image 
processing request 
method.
Failed in calling image processing request 
method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 000B
Failed in re-reading 
instruction of density 
correction table.
Failed in re-reading instruction of density 
correction table.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
MT-32
MT-32DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0008 000C
Failed in calling JOB 
generation request 
(SMPTE/execution) 
method.
Failed in calling JOB generation request 
(SMPTE/execution) method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 000D
Failed in calling JOB 
generation request 
(scanner diagnosis) 
method.
Failed in calling JOB generation request 
(scanner diagnosis) method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 000E
Failed in calling JOB 
generation request 
(flat pattern) method.
Failed in calling JOB generation request (flat 
pattern) method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 000F
Failed in calling JOB 
generation request 
(cleaning) method.
Failed in calling JOB generation request 
(cleaning) method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0010
Failed in calling JOB 
priority order change 
completion method.
Failed in calling JOB priority order change 
completion method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0011 Failed in initializing 
output control unit. Failed in initializing output control unit.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board.<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0012 Failed in calling utility 
request method. Failed in calling utility request method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
MT-33
MT-33DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0008 0013
Failed in calling 
energy-saving 
instruction method.
Failed in calling energy-saving instruction 
method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0014 Failed in calling print 
request method. Failed in calling print request method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0015
Failed in calling 
transfer request 
method.
Failed in calling transfer request method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0016
Failed in calling output 
control end instruction 
method
Failed in calling output control end instruction 
method
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0017
Failed in calling 
removal permission 
notification method.
Failed in calling removal permission notification 
method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0018 Failed in calling end 
request method. Failed in calling end request method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0019 Failed in calling PC-
Utility method. Failed in calling PC-Utility method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
MT-34
MT-34DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0008 001A
Failed in calling image 
processing completion 
setting request 
method.
Failed in calling image processing completion 
setting request method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 001B
Failed in calling 
removal process JOB 
acquisition request 
method.
Failed in calling removal process JOB 
acquisition request method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 001C
Failed in calling image 
processing JOB 
acquisition request 
method.
Failed in calling image processing JOB 
acquisition request method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 001D
Failed in calling RAW 
data transfer JOB 
acquisition request 
method.
Failed in calling RAW data transfer JOB 
acquisition request method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 001E
Failed in calling tray 
information renewal 
notification method.
Failed in calling tray information renewal 
notification method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 001F
Failed in calling output 
processing completion 
notification method.
Failed in calling output processing completion 
notification method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0020
Failed in spooler 
control execution start 
request.
Failed in spooler control execution start 
request.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
MT-35
MT-35DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0008 0021
Failed in spooler 
control transfer 
completion 
notification.
Failed in spooler control transfer completion 
notification.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0022 Failed in calling JOB 
spool request method. Failed in calling JOB spool request method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0023
Failed in calling 
unprocessed JOB 
recovery request 
method.
Failed in calling unprocessed JOB recovery 
request method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0024
Failed in calling JOB 
priority order change 
request method.
Failed in calling JOB priority order change 
request method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0025
Failed in calling 
deletion request 
method.
Failed in calling deletion request method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0026
Failed in calling 
initialization method of 
output control.
Failed in calling initialization method of output 
control.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0027
Failed in calling Queue 
deletion request 
results notification 
method.
Failed in calling Queue deletion request results 
notification method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
MT-36
MT-36DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0008 0028
Failed in calling JOB 
start notification 
method.
Failed in calling JOB start notification method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0029
Failed in calling 
preprint response 
notification method.
Failed in calling preprint response notification 
method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 002A
Failed in calling printer 
information request 
response method.
Failed in calling printer information request 
response method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 002B
Failed in calling image 
reception completion 
notification method.
Failed in calling image reception completion 
notification method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 002C
Failed in calling 
system information 
printing method.
Failed in calling system information printing 
method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 002D Request in unexpected 
mode. Request in unexpected mode.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 002E
Failed in calling 
uniformity table re-
reading method.
Failed in calling uniformity table re-reading 
method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
MT-37
MT-37DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0008 002F
Failed in calling printer 
image correction 
mode setting method.
Failed in calling printer image correction mode 
setting method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0030
Failed in calling 
tray state change 
notification method.
Failed in calling tray state change notification 
method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board.<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0031
Failed in calling 
delete all JOB request 
method.
Failed in calling delete all JOB request method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 003A
Failed in calling QC 
test pattern output 
method.
Failed in calling QC test pattern output method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 003B
Failed in calling 
printer state change 
notification method.
Failed in calling printer state change notification 
method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0046
Failed in calling 
system information 
acquisition method.
Failed in calling system information acquisition 
method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0047 Failed in copying file. Failed in copying file.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
MT-38
MT-38DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0008 0048 Failed in loading file. Failed in loading file.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0049
Failed in calling 
resistance correction 
reloading method.
Failed in calling resistance correction reloading 
method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 004A
Failed in calling main 
scanning image 
position adjustment 
parameter table 
reloading method.
Failed in calling main scanning image position 
adjustment parameter table reloading method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 004B
Failed in calling 
resistance correction 
reloading method
Failed in calling resistance correction reloading 
method
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 004C
Failed in calling setting 
method of the number 
of films remaining in 
tray.
Failed in calling setting method of the number 
of films remaining in tray.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 004D
Failed in loading 
setting file of the 
energy-saving.
Failed in loading setting file of the energy-
saving.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 004E
Failed in calling 
direction method of 
the energy-saving.
Failed in calling direction method of the energy-
saving.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
MT-39
MT-39DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0008 004F
Failed in calling 
transferring request 
method of the energy-
saving.
Failed in calling transferring request method of 
the energy-saving.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0050
Failed in calling 
recovering request 
method of the energy-
saving.
Failed in calling recovering request method of 
the energy-saving.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0051
Failed in calling control 
notification method of 
the status lamp.
Failed in calling control notification method of 
the status lamp.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0054
Failed in renewing 
number of the 
accumulated used 
films.
Failed in renewing number of the accumulated 
used films.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0055 Failed in calling power 
off request method. Failed in calling power off request method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0056 Failed in copying 
installation data. Failed in copying installation data.
Recheck the software to be installed. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0057
Failed in creating the 
version up direction 
file.
Failed in creating the version up direction file.
Recheck the software to be installed. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
MT-40
MT-40DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0008 0058
Failed in creating 
the full installation 
direction file.
Failed in creating the full installation direction 
file.
Recheck the software to be installed. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0059 Failed in deleting log 
files. Failed in deleting log files.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 005A
Failed in creating 
normal completed flag 
file.
Failed in creating normal completed flag file.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 005B Failed in starting up 
the Web task. Failed in starting up the Web task.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 005C Notified unknown 
state. Notified unknown state.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 005D
Occurred 
inconsistency in the 
file system.
Occurred inconsistency in the file system.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 005E Did not end normally 
the last time. Did not end normally the last time.
Reboot the system and observe conditions. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
MT-41
MT-41DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0008 005F Failed in deleting pas 
log. Failed in deleting pas log.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0060 Failed in acquiring log 
acquisition mode. Failed in acquiring log acquisition mode.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0061
Failed in creating 
initialization skip flag 
file.
Failed in creating initialization skip flag file.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0062
Failed in calling 
display information 
update notification 
method.
Failed in calling display information update 
notification method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0063
Failed in calling PNL/
ART notification 
method.
Failed in calling PNL/ART notification method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0064
Failed in calling file 
transfer request 
method.
Failed in calling file transfer request method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0065
Failed in calling 
equipment termination 
notification request 
method.
Failed in calling equipment termination 
notification request method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation>Place of occurrence in source code
Main
MT-42
MT-42DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0008 0066
Failed in calling 
termination response 
method.
Failed in calling termination response method.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0067 Print stop notification 
method calling error Print stop notification method calling error
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0068 Options.txt read error Options.txt read error
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0069 Tray open request 
method calling error Tray open request method calling error
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 006A Tray open response 
method calling error Tray open response method calling error
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 006B Alert open response 
method calling error Alert open response method calling error
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 006C JOB in time request 
method calling error JOB in time request method calling error
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
MT-43
MT-43DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0008 006D
Tray constant 
monitoring start 
instruction method 
calling error
Tray constant monitoring start instruction 
method calling error
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 006E Failed in bc_sbc.txt 
file reading. Failed in bc_sbc.txt file reading.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 006F Failed in bc_sbc/txt 
file reading. Failed in bc_sbc/txt file reading.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
0008 0070
Failed in film_
information.txt file 
reading.
Failed in film_information.txt file reading.
Re-install the software,repalce CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
2008 0071 FTP transfer timed out FTP transfer timed out
Reboot the system and observe whether the problem persists. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Place of occurrence in source code
Main
2008 0072 Wrong date due to 
CPU board Wrong date due to CPU board
Rest the time using the utility. 
Replace the CPR board. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
Main
2008 0073 Failed in reading the 
MgznInfo.txt file. Failed in reading the MgznInfo.txt file.
Reboot the system and observe whether the problem persists. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
Main
MT-44
MT-44DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2008 0074 B4/11x14 switching 
setting is failed. B4/11x14 switching setting is failed.
Reboot the system and observe whether the problem persists. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
Main
2008 0075 DJ mode setting is 
failed. DJ mode setting is failed.
Reboot the system and observe whether the problem persists. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
Main
200A 0001 FTPTransfer 
failed.%n%1 Failed in FTP data transfer. Check LAN cable and HUB connection, reboot the equipment, and 
observe conditions. PCUTL
200A 0002 FTPOpen 
failed.%n%1 FTP port does not open. Check LAN cable and HUB connection, check the path and user of 
the FTP directory of the PC for servicing, and observe conditions. PCUTL
200A 0003 File not found.%n%1 Searched for corresponding file but did not 
exist. Reinstall or add the corresponding file again. PCUTL
200B 0001 Failed in FTP data 
transfer. Failed in FTP data transfer.
Check LAN cable and HUB connection, reboot the equipment, and 
observe conditions. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Name of file which failed transfer
Installer
200B 0002 FTP port does not 
open. FTP port does not open.
Check LAN cable and HUB connection, check the path and user of 
the FTP directory of the PC for servicing, and observe conditions. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
Installer
200B 0003
Searched for 
corresponding file but 
did not exist.
Searched for corresponding file but did not 
exist.
Reinstall or add the corresponding file again. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Name of file which failed transfer
Installer
MT-45
MT-45DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
000C 0001 Semaphore table 
initialization error Semaphore table initialization error
1. Install the software.
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
StartUp
000C 0002 Message ID 
acquisition error Message ID acquisition error
1. Install the software.
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
StartUp
000C 0003 SND connection board 
disconnected SND connection board disconnected 
1. Install the software.
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
StartUp
000C 0004 Driver error Driver error
1. Install the software.
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
StartUp
000C 0005 Folder generation 
error from RAMDISK Folder generation error from RAMDISK
1. Install the software.
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
StartUp
000C 0006 File copy error to 
RAMDISK File copy error to RAMDISK
1. Install the software.
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
StartUp
000C 0007 ISC thread start error ISC thread start error
1. Install the software.
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
StartUp
MT-46
MT-46DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
000C 0008 DBG thread start error DBG thread start error
1. Install the software.
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
StartUp
000C 0009 MFC thread start error MFC thread start error
1. Install the software.
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
StartUp
000C 000A
Image processing 
memory initialization 
error
Image processing memory initialization error
1. Install the software.
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
StartUp
000C 000D Message error Message error
1. Install the software.
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
StartUp
200C 000E Th2ONFLG deletion 
error Th2ONFLG deletion error
1. Install the software.
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
StartUp
000C 000F Unexpected message 
error Unexpected message error
1. Install the software.
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
StartUp
000C 0010 Install processing error Install processing error
1. Install the software.
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
StartUp
MT-47
MT-47DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
200C 0016 Version down 
attempted Version down attempted
1. Install the software.
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
StartUp
200D 0001 FTPTransfer 
failed.%n%1 Failed in FTP data transfer.
Check LAN cable and HUB connection, reboot the equipment, and 
observe conditions. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Name of file which failed transfer
Satellite
200D 0002 FTPOpen 
failed.%n%1 FTP port does not open.
Check LAN cable and HUB connection, check the path and user of 
the FTP directory of the PC for servicing, and observe conditions. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
None
Satellite
200D 0003 File not found.%n%1 Searched for corresponding file but did not 
exist.
Reinstall or add the corresponding file again. 
 
<DetailedInformation> 
Name of file which failed transfer
Satellite
0201 2-B-1 Conveyance system 
file error
Conveyance system related external file 
access error 
• File read error 
• File write error 
• File conversion error 
• Fileline specification error 
• File column specification error
Incorrect software installation error, inappropriate data, or insufficient 
data.
1. Re-install the software.
FLH
3202 2-C-1 FPMC error (At start) FPMC motor drive failure Error caused by software bug and incorrect control timing which 
essentially does not occur. FLH
MT-48
MT-48DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0215 2-A-5 Power supply fuse 
(F08) disconnection Disconnection of SND28 fuse (F08).
Disconnection of the power supply fuse (F08).
1. Using the PC-Utility, perform monitoring and mechanism 
adjustments
2. If the problem persists, replace the fuse.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the board.
FLH
2216 2-A-5 Power supply fuse 
(F06) disconnection Disconnection of SND28 fuse (F06).
Disconnection of the power supply fuse (F06).
1. Using the PC-Utility, perform monitoring and mechanism 
adjustments
2. If the problem persists, replace the fuse.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the board.
FLH
2217 2-A-5 Power supply fuse 
(F07) disconnection Disconnection of SND28 fuse (F07).
Disconnection of the power supply fuse (F07).
1. Using the PC-Utility, perform monitoring and mechanism 
adjustments
2. If the problem persists, replace the fuse.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the board.
FLH
0219 2-A-5 Power supply fuse 
(F01) disconnection Disconnection of SND28 fuse (F01).
Disconnection of the power supply fuse (F01).
1. Using the PC-Utility, perform monitoring and mechanism 
adjustments
2. If the problem persists, replace the fuse.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the board.
FLH
021A 2-A-5
Power supply fuse 
(FUSE_UART) 
disconnection
Disconnection of CPR board fuse (FUSE_
UART).
Disconnection of the power supply fuse (FUSE_UART).
1. Using the PC-Utility, perform monitoring and mechanism 
adjustments
2. If the problem persists, replace the fuse.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the board.
FLH
021B 2-A-5 Power supply fuse 
(F24VA) disconnection Disconnection of SND38C fuse (F24VA).
Disconnection of the power supply fuse (F24VA).
1. Using the PC-Utility, perform monitoring and mechanism 
adjustments
2. If the problem persists, replace the fuse.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the board.
FLH
MT-49
MT-49DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
021C 2-A-5
Power supply 
fuse (F24VB) 
disconnection
Disconnection of SND38C fuse (F24VB).
Disconnection of the power supply fuse (F24VB).
1. Using the PC-Utility, perform monitoring and mechanism 
adjustments
2. If the problem persists, replace the fuse.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the board.
FLH
021D 2-A-5
Power supply 
fuse (F24VC) 
disconnection
Disconnection of SND38C fuse (F24VC).
Disconnection of the power supply fuse (F24VC).
1. Using the PC-Utility, perform monitoring and mechanism 
adjustments
2. If the problem persists, replace the fuse.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the board.
FLH
021E 2-A-5
Power supply 
fuse (F24VD) 
disconnection
Disconnection of SND38C fuse (F24VD).
Disconnection of the power supply fuse (F24VD).
1. Using the PC-Utility, perform monitoring and mechanism 
adjustments
2. If the problem persists, replace the fuse.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the board.
FLH
021F 2-A-5
Power supply 
fuse (FVCCS) 
disconnection
Disconnection of SND38C fuse (FVCCS).
Disconnection of the power supply fuse (FVCCS).
1. Using the PC-Utility, perform monitoring and mechanism 
adjustments
2. If the problem persists, replace the fuse.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the board.
FLH
0220 2-A-5 Power supply fuse 
(F02) disconnection Disconnection of SND28 fuse (F02).
Disconnection of the power supply fuse (F02).
1. Using the PC-Utility, perform monitoring and mechanism 
adjustments
2. If the problem persists, replace the fuse.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the board.
FLH
0221 2-A-5 Power supply fuse 
(F03) disconnection Disconnection of SND28 fuse (F03).
Disconnection of the power supply fuse (F03).
1. Using the PC-Utility, perform monitoring and mechanism 
adjustments
2. If the problem persists, replace the fuse.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the board.
FLH
MT-50
MT-50DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0222 2-A-5 Power supply fuse 
(F04) disconnection Disconnection of SND28 fuse (F04).
Disconnection of the power supply fuse (F04).
1. Using the PC-Utility, perform monitoring and mechanism 
adjustments
2. If the problem persists, replace the fuse.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the board.
FLH
0223 2-A-5 Power supply fuse 
(F05) disconnection Disconnection of SND28 fuse (F05).
Disconnection of the power supply fuse (F05).
1. Using the PC-Utility, perform monitoring and mechanism 
adjustments
2. If the problem persists, replace the fuse.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the board.
FLH
0224 2-A-1
<Upper Tray> 
Tray detection sensor 
error (Tray 1)
Attempted to check the tray open/close state in 
initialization and removal, but failed.
Malfunction of SA12 sensor or malfunction of SA12 port of SND 
board.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
0226 2-A-1
<Upper Tray> 
Tray shutter detection 
sensor error (Tray 1)
Attempted to check whether the tray shutter is 
present in initialization and removal, but failed.
Malfunction of SA11 sensor or malfunction of SA11 port of SND 
board.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
0228 2-A-1
<Middle Tray> 
Tray detection sensor 
error (Tray 2)
Attempted to check the tray open/close state in 
initialization and removal, but failed.
Malfunction of SA22 sensor or malfunction of SA22 port of SND 
board.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-51
MT-51DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0230 2-A-1
<Middle Tray> 
 Tray shutter detection 
sensor error 
(Tray 2)
Attempted to check whether the tray shutter is 
present in initialization and removal, but failed.
Malfunction of SA21 sensor or malfunction of SA21 port of SND 
board.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
0232 2-A-1 Tray lock release error Attempted to open the tray, but SA13 did not 
become OPEN.
Malfunction of the SA13 sensor, or SOLA11 solenoid. 
Or malfunction of the SA13 port of the SND board, or malfunction of 
SOLA11.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
0234 2-A-1 Tray lock release error Attempted to open the tray, but SA23 did not 
become OPEN.
Malfunction of the SA23 sensor, or SOLA21 solenoid. 
Or malfunction of the SA23 port of the SND board, or malfunction of 
SOLA21.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2236 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 
3) removal unit HP 
deviation detection 
error
Attempted to deviate the removal arm from HP 
(home position)in initialization, but SB11 does 
not become OPEN. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of SB11 sensor or MB11 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB11 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB11 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-52
MT-52DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0237 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 
3) removal unit HP 
deviation detection 
error
Attempted to deviate the removal arm from HP 
(home position) in initialization, but SB11 does 
not become OPEN. 
(Retryover) 
Malfunction of SB11 sensor or MB11 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB11 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB11 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2238 2-A-1
Upper tray (Tray 1) 
removal unit HP return 
detection error
Attempted to return the removal arm to HP 
(home position) in initialization, but SB11 does 
not become CLOSE. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of SB11 sensor or MB11 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB11 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB11 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
0239 2-A-1
Upper tray (Tray 1) 
removal unit HP return 
detection error
Attempted to return the removal arm to HP 
(home position) in initialization, but SB11 does 
not become CLOSE. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of SB11 sensor or MB11 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB11 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB11 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2240 2-A-1
Middle tray (Tray 
2) removal unit HP 
deviation detection 
error
Attempted to deviate the removal arm from HP 
(home position) in initialization, but SB21 does 
not become OPEN. 
(Currently retrying) 
Malfunction of SB21 sensor or MB21 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB21 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB21 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-53
MT-53DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0241 2-A-1
Middle tray (Tray 
2) removal unit HP 
deviation detection 
error
Attempted to deviate the removal arm from HP 
(home position) in initialization, but SB21 does 
not become OPEN. 
(Retryover) 
Malfunction of SB21 sensor or MB21 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB21 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB21 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2242 2-A-1
Middle tray (Tray 2) 
removal unit HP return 
detection error
Attempted to return the removal arm to HP 
(home position) in initialization, but SB21 does 
not become CLOSE. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of SB21 sensor or MB21 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB21 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB21 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
0243 2-A-1
Middle tray (Tray 2) 
removal unit HP return 
detection error
Attempted to return the removal arm to HP 
(home position) in initialization, but SB21 does 
not become CLOSE. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of SB21 sensor or MB21 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB21 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB21 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2244 2-A-4 Grip HP detection 
error
Attempted to set grip roller to HP (home 
position) in initialization, but SD4 does not 
become OPEN. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SD4 sensor or MD2 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD4 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MD2 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-54
MT-54DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0245 2-A-4 Grip HP detection 
error
Attempted to set grip roller to HP (home 
position) in initialization, but SD4 does not 
become OPEN. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SD4 sensor or MD2 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD4 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MD2 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2246 2-A-4 Grip detection error
Attempted to set grip roller from HP (home 
position) to gripping position in initialization, but 
SD4 does not become CLOSE. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SD4 sensor or MD2 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD4 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MD2 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
0247 2-A-4 Grip detection error
Attempted to set grip roller from HP (home 
position) to gripping position in initialization, but 
SD4 does not become CLOSE. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SD4 sensor or MD2 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD4 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MD2 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2248 2-A-4 Stopper plate release 
detection error
Attempted to set stopper plate from stop 
position to release position in initialization, but 
SD3 does not become CLOSE. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SD3 sensor or SOLD1 solenoid. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD3 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the SOLD1.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensor/solenoid.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-55
MT-55DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0249 2-A-4 Stopper plate release 
detection error
Attempted to set stopper plate from stop 
position to release position in initialization, but 
SD3 does not become CLOSE. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SD3 sensor or SOLD1 solenoid. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD3 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the SOLD1.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensor/solenoid.
3. If the problem still persists,replace the SND board.
FLH
2250 2-A-4 Stopper plate 
detection error
Attempted to set stopper plate from release 
position to stop position in initialization, but 
SD3 does not become OPEN. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SD3 sensor or SOLD1 solenoid. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD3 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the SOLD1.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensor/solenoid.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
0251 2-A-4 Stopper plate 
detection error
Attempted to set stopper plate from release 
position to stop position in initialization, but 
SD3 does not become OPEN. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SD3 sensor or SOLD1 solenoid. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD3 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the SOLD1.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensor/solenoid.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2258 2-A-1
Upper tray (Tray 1) 
film surface detection 
error
Attempted to lower the removal arm from 
upper dead point detection position to surface 
detection position in removal, but SB12 does 
not become CLOSE. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SB12 sensor or MB11 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB12 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB11 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-56
MT-56DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0259 2-A-1
Upper tray (Tray 1) 
film surface detection 
error
Attempted to lower the removal arm from 
upper dead point detection position to surface 
detection position in removal, but SB12 does 
not become CLOSE. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SB12 sensor or MB11 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB12 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB11 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2260 2-A-1
Middle tray (Tray 2) 
film surface detection 
error
Attempted to lower the removal arm from 
upper dead point detection position to surface 
detection position in removal, but SB22 does 
not become CLOSE. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SB22 sensor or MB21 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB22 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB21 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
0261 2-A-1
Middle tray (Tray 2) 
film surface detection 
error
Attempted to lower the removal arm from 
upper dead point detection position to surface 
detection position in removal, but SB22 does 
not become CLOSE. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SB22 sensor or MB21 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB22 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB21 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2262 2-A-1
Upper tray (Tray 1) 
film suction detection 
error
Attempted to lower the removal arm from 
surface detection position to suction detection 
position in removal, but SB12 does not become 
OPEN. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SB12 sensor or MB11 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB12 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB11 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-57
MT-57DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0263 2-A-1
Upper tray (Tray 1) 
film suction detection 
error
Attempted to lower the removal arm from 
surface detection position to suction detection 
position in removal, but SB12 does not become 
OPEN. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SB12 sensor or MB11 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB12 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB11 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2264 2-A-1
Middle tray (Tray 1) 
film suction detection 
error
Attempted to lower the removal arm from 
surface detection position to suction detection 
position in removal, but SB22 does not become 
OPEN. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SB22 sensor or MB21 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB22 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB21 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
0265 2-A-1
Middle tray (Tray 2) 
film suction detection 
error
Attempted to lower the removal arm from 
surface detection position to suction detection 
position in removal, but SB22 does not become 
OPEN. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SB22 sensor or MB21 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB22 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB21 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2270 2-A-1
Upper tray (Tray 1) 
removal unit HP rise 
detection error
Attempted to rise the removal arm from upper 
dead point detection position to HP (home 
position) in removal, but SB11 does not 
become CLOSE. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SB11 sensor or MB11 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB11 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB11 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2 If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-58
MT-58DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0271 2-A-1
Upper tray (Tray 1) 
removal unit HP rise 
detection error
Attempted to rise the removal arm from upper 
dead point detection position to HP (home 
position) in removal, but SB11 does not 
become CLOSE. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SB11 sensor or MB11 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB11 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB11 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2272 2-A-1
Middle tray (Tray 2) 
removal unit HP rise 
detection error
Attempted to rise the removal arm from upper 
dead point detection position to HP (home 
position) in removal, but SB21 does not 
become CLOSE. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SB21 sensor or MB21 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB21 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB21 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
0273 2-A-1
Middle tray (Tray 1) 
removal unit HP risedetection error
Attempted to rise the removal arm from upper 
dead point detection position to HP (home 
position) in removal, but SB21 does not 
become CLOSE. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SB21 sensor or MB21 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB21 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB21 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2274 2-A-1
Upper tray (Tray 
1) removal unit HP 
deviation detection 
error
Attempted to deviate the removal arm from HP 
(home position) after removal operation, but 
SB11 does not become OPEN. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SB11 sensor or MB11 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB11 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB11 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-59
MT-59DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0275 2-A-1
Upper tray (Tray 
1) removal unit HP 
deviation detection 
error
Attempted to deviate the removal arm from HP 
(home position) after removal operation, but 
SB11 does not become OPEN. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SB11 sensor or MB11 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB11 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB11 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2276 2-A-1
Upper tray (Tray 1) 
removal unit HP return 
detection error
Attempted to return the removal arm to HP 
(home position) after removal operation, but 
SB11 does not become CLOSE. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SB11 sensor or MB11 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB11 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB11 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
0277 2-A-1
Upper tray (Tray 1) 
removal unit HP return 
detection error
Attempted to return the removal arm to HP 
(home position) after removal operation, but 
SB11 does not become CLOSE. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SB11 sensor or MB11 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB11 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB11 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2278 2-A-1
Middle tray (Tray 
2) removal unit HP 
deviation detection 
error
Attempted to deviate the removal arm from HP 
(home position) after removal operation, but 
SB21 does not become OPEN. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SB21 sensor or MB21 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB21 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB21 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-60
MT-60DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0279 2-A-1
Middle tray (Tray 
2) removal unit HP 
deviation detection 
error
Attempted to deviate the removal arm from HP 
(home position) after removal operation, but 
SB21 does not become OPEN. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SB21 sensor or MB21 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB21 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB21 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2280 2-A-1
Middle tray (Tray 2) 
removal unit HP return 
detection error
Attempted to return the removal arm to HP 
(home position) after removal operation, but 
SB21 does not become CLOSE. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SB21 sensor or MB21 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB21 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB21 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
0281 2-A-1
Middle tray (Tray 2) 
removal unit HP return 
detection error
Attempted to return the removal arm to HP 
(home position) after removal operation, but 
SB21 does not become CLOSE. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SB21 sensor or MB21 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB21 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB21 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2282 2-A-4 Grip HP absent error Although the grip roller is in the HP (home 
position) state, but SD5 is already closed.
Malfunction of the SD5 sensor or MD2 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD5 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MD2 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-61
MT-61DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2283 2-A-4 Grip absent error Although the grip roller is in the gripping state, 
but SD5 is already open.
Malfunction of the SD5 sensor or MD2 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD5 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MD2 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2284 2-A-4 Grip HP detection 
error
Attempted to set grip roller to HP (home 
position) in printing, but SD5 does not become 
OPEN.
Malfunction of the SD5 sensor or MD2 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD5 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MD2 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
0285 2-A-4 Grip HP detection 
error
Attempted to set grip roller to HP (home 
position) while checking the gripping operation 
using PC-Utility, but SD5 does not become 
OPEN.
Malfunction of the SD5 sensor or MD2 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD5 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MD2 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2286 2-A-4 Grip detection error
Attempted to set grip roller from HP (home 
position) to gripping position in printing, but 
SD5 does not become CLOSE.
Malfunction of the SD5 sensor or MD2 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD5 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MD2 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-62
MT-62DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
DetailedInformation Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0287 2-A-4 Grip detection error
Attempted to set grip roller from HP (home 
position) to gripping position while checking the 
grip-ping operation using PC-Utility, but SD5 
does not become CLOSE.
Malfunction of the SD5 sensor or MD2 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD5 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MD2 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2288 2-A-4 Stopper plate release 
detection error
Attempted to set stopper plate from stop 
position to release position in printing, but SD4 
does not become CLOSE.
Malfunction of the SD4 sensor or SOLD1 solenoid. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD4 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the SOLD1.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensor/solenoid.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2289 2-A-4 Stopper plate 
detection error
Attempted to set stopper plate from release 
position to stop position in printing, but SD4 
does not become OPEN.
Malfunction of the SD4 sensor or SOLD1 solenoid. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD4 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the SOLD1.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensor/solenoid.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
2290 2-A-1
Tray conveyor unit 
entrance detection 
error
At completion of removal process, did not 
detect normal SD1 CLOSE (film leading edge 
detection). 
(Currently retrying)
Film dropped during removal. 
Or malfunction of SD1 sensor or MB12 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD1 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB12 controller.
1. Check if film has dropped.
2. Using PC-Utility, check sensor, motor, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
3. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
4. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-63
MT-63DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2292 2-A-1
Tray conveyor unit 
entrance detection 
error
At completion of removal process, did not 
detect normal SD1 CLOSE (film leading edge 
detection). 
(Currently retrying)
Film dropped during removal. 
Or malfunction of SD1 sensor or MB22 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD1 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB22 controller.
1. Check if film has dropped.
2. Using PC-Utility, check sensor, motor, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
3. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
4. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
22C2 2-F-4 Upper barcode read 
error
An error occurred in reading the barcode 
(SA14).
The barcode (SA14) is faulty.
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the barcode reader or the SND board.
FLH
22C3 2-A-4 Middle barcode read 
error
An error occurred in reading the barcode 
(SA24).
The barcode (SA24) is faulty.
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the barcode reader or the SND board.
FLH
22C4 2-F-2 Sorter malfunction After sorter degeneration, film is not output to 
the destination bin.
Malfunction of SOLT1, SOLT2, or SOLT3 solenoids
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, solenoids, and perform 
mechanism adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/solenoids.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
22D5 2-F-4
Sub-scanning speed 
correction calculation 
error
A sub-scanning speed correction calculation 
was performed based on the film recording 
section temperature before recording, but the 
result is out of tolerance range of speed.
The thermistor in the recording section is not in stable operation. 
Or the machine temperature fluctuates greatly.
1. Check the recording section thermistor.
2. Collect the internal temperature data.
3. Review the correction calculation.
FLH
02D9 2-A-1 Lower tray (Tray 3) 
detection sensor error
Attempted to check the lower tray (Tray 3) 
open/close state in initialization and removal, 
but failed.
Malfunction of SA32 sensor or malfunction of SA32 port of SND 
board.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-64
MT-64DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
02DB 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 3) 
shutter detection 
sensor error
Attempted to check whether the loser tray 
(Tray 3) shutter is present in initialization and 
removal, but failed.
Malfunction of SA31 sensor or malfunction of SA31 port of SND 
board.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
02DD 2-A-1 Lower tray (Tray 3) 
lock release error
Attempted to open lower tray (Tray 3), but 
SA13 does not become OPEN.
Malfunction of the SA33 sensor, or SOLA31 solenoid. 
Or malfunction of the SA33 port of the SND board, or malfunction of 
SOLA31.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
22DF 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 
3) removal unit HP 
deviation detection 
error
Attempted to deviate the removal arm from HP 
(home position) in initialization, but SB31 does 
not become OPEN. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of SB31 sensor or MB31 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB31 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB31 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
02E2 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 
3) removal unit HP 
deviation detection 
error
Attempted to deviate the removal arm from HP 
(home position) in initialization, but SB31 does 
not become OPEN. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of SB31 sensor or MB31 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB31 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB31 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-65
MT-65DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
22E3 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 3) 
removal unit HP return 
detection error
Attempted to return the removal arm to HP 
(home position) in initialization, but SB31 does 
not become CLOSE. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of SB31 sensor or MB31 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB31 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB31 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
F L H 
22E2 2-A-4 Tray removal unit 
motor drive error
Failed in driving motor due to muting of MB1 
with initialization of removal unit.
Malfunction of the SND board.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace SND board.
FLH
02E4 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 3) 
removal unit HP return 
detection error
Attempted to return the removal arm to HP 
(home position) in initialization, but S31 does 
not become CLOSE. 
(Retryover)
Malfunctionof the SB31 sensor or MB31 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB31 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB31 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
22E7 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 3) 
film surface detection 
error
Attempted to lower the removal arm from 
upper dead point detection position to surface 
detection position in removal, but SB32 does 
not become CLOSE. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SB32 sensor or MB31 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB32 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB31 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
02E8 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 3) 
film surface detection 
error
Attempted to lower the removal arm from 
upper dead point detection position to surface 
detection position in removal, but SB32 does 
not become CLOSE. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SB32 sensor or MB31 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB32 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB31 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-66
MT-66DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
22E9 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 3) 
film suction detection 
error
Attempted to lower the removal arm from 
surface detection position to suction detection 
position in removal, but SB32 does not become 
OPEN. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SB32 sensor or MB31 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB32 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB31 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
02EA 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 3) 
film suction detection 
error
Attempted to lower the removal arm from 
surface detection position to suction detection 
position during removal, but SB32 does not 
become OPEN. (Retryover)
Malfunction of the SB32 sensor or MB31 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB32 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB31 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
22ED 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 3) 
removal unit HP rise 
detection error
Attempted to rise the removal arm from upper 
dead point detection position to HP (home 
position) in removal, but SB31 does not 
become CLOSE. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SB31 sensor or MB31 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB31 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB31 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
F L H 
02EE 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 3) 
removal unit HP rise 
detection error
Attempted to rise the removal arm from upper 
dead point detection position to HP (home 
position) in removal, but SB31 does not 
become CLOSE. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SB31 sensor or MB31 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB31 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB31 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-67
MT-67DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
22EF 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 
3) removal unit HP 
deviation detection 
error
Attempted to rise the removal arm from upper 
dead point detection position to HP (home 
position) in removal, but SB31 does not 
become CLOSE. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SB31 sensor or MB31 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB31 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB31 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
02F3 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 
3) removal unit HP 
deviation detection 
error
Attempted to rise the removal arm from upper 
dead point detection position to HP (home 
position) in removal, but SB31 does not 
become CLOSE. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SB31 sensor or MB31 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB31 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB31 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
22F4 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 3) 
removal unit HP return 
detection error
Attempted to return the removal arm to HP 
(home position) after removal operation, but 
SB31 does not become CLOSE. 
(Currently retrying)
Malfunction of the SB31 sensor or MB31 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB31 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB31 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
02F5 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 3) 
removal unit HP return 
detection error
Attempted to return the removal arm to HP 
(home position) after removal operation, but 
SB31 does not become CLOSE. 
(Retryover)
Malfunction of the SB31 sensor or MB31 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SB31 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB31 controller.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
MT-68
MT-68DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
22F6 2-A-1
Lower tray (Tray 3) 
conveyor unit entrance 
detection error
At completion of removal process, did not 
detect normal SD1 CLOSE (film leading edge 
detection). 
(Currently retrying)
Film dropped during removal. 
Or malfunction of SD1 sensor or MB32 motor. 
Or mechanism error, malfunction of the SD1 port of the SND board, 
or malfunction of the MB32 controller.
1. Check if film has dropped.
2. Using PC-Utility, check sensor, motor, and perform mechanism 
adjustments.
3. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
4. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
FLH
22FA 2-A-1 Lower tray (Tray 3) 
barcode reading error Cannot read the barcode.
The barcode (SA34) is faulty.
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the barcode reader or the CPR board.
FLH
22FA 2-A-4 Lower barcode read 
error
An error occurred in reading the barcode 
(SA34).
The barcode (SA34) is faulty.
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the barcode reader or the CPR board.
FLH
02FF 2-D-1 Device set error
Setup error of sensor driver, FPMC driver 
• FPMC time monitoring setting error 
• Message ID specification error
Error caused by software bug and incorrect settings which essentially 
does not occur. FLH
0332 FFFF FLH-SS start timeout No response from FL-SS that it has completed 
start even after a certain period of time.
Incorrect software installation error, malfunction of the CPR board.1. Re-install the software.
2. Replace the CPR board.
MFC
0335 FFFF SCN-SS start timeout
No response from SCN-SS that it has 
completed start even after a certain period of 
time.
Incorrect software installation error, malfunction of the CPR board.
1. Re-install the software.
2. Replace the CPR board.
MFC
0339 FFFF DEV-SS start timeout
No response from DEV-SS that it has 
completed start even after a certain period of 
time.
Incorrect software installation error, malfunction of the CPR board.
1. Re-install the software.
2. Replace the CPR board.
MFC
0401 None
Density measurement 
control parameter file 
read error
Failed in reading density measurement control 
parameter files at system start.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. DEN
MT-69
MT-69DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual006-272-01E
Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2402 None Density measurement 
sequence error
Failed in software control sequence during 
density measurement.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. DEN
2403 None Density measurement 
data error
The density value measured by the density 
measurement section is abnormal.
The density value measured by the density measurement section is 
abnormal.
1. Check if the density measurement sections such as density 
measurement LED, LED board, PDD board, connectors between 
boards, density measurement sensor power fuse, etc. are normal.
2. Check if the film sensitivity is normal.
 
Incorrect software installation or malfunction of the SND board.
3. Re-install the software.
4. Replace the LED board, PDD board, and SND board.
DEN
2404 4-A Density measurement 
data write error
Failed in creating files when writing density 
measurement AD data.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. DEN
2405 None No density 
measurement data
No density measurement AD data in the DRAM 
of the PRT.
No density measurement data as density measurement was not 
performed. 
After performing density measurement, acquire AD data.
DEN
2406 None
Density measurement 
staring point detection 
error
Failed to detect starting point of the density 
pattern from the number of effective AD data 
measured by the density measurement section.
1. Check if the density pattern of the film is normal.
2. Check if the film conveyance position and speed are correct.
 
Incorrect software installation or malfunction of the SND board.
3. Re-install the software.
4. Replace the LED board, PDD board, and SND board.
DEN
2407 None
Density measurement 
ending point detection 
error
Failed to detect the ending point of the density 
pattern from the number of effective AD data 
measured by the density measurement section.
1. Check if the density pattern of the film is normal.
2. Check if the film conveyance position and speed are correct.
 
Incorrect software installation or malfunction of the SND board.
3. Re-install the software.
4. Replace the LED board, PDD board, and SND board.
DEN
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2408 4-B
Insufficient number 
of effective density 
measurement data
The number of effective density measurement 
data measured by the density measurement 
section is insufficient.
The number of effective AD data measured by the density 
measurement section is less than the minimum number of effective 
data (Note).
1. Check if the density of the film is normal.
2. Check if the film conveyance position and speed are correct.
 
Incorrect software installation or malfunction of the SND board.
3. Re-install the software.
4. Replace the LED board, PDD board, and SND board.
 
Note: 
The number of effective data is 90% of the number of data logically 
measured. The number of effective data required for 24-steps pattern 
is above 3105, that for 17-steps pattern is above 2300, and that for 
QC pattern is above 864.
DEN
04FF
Upper two bytes: 
Processing 
Lower two bytes: 
Return value from API
API/driver related error Return value from API is error.
Board malfunction/CAN communication error
1. Check the CAN cable.
2. Replace the CPR board/SND board.
DEN
24FF
Upper two bytes: 
Processing 
Lower two bytes: 
Return value from API
API/driver related error Return value from API is error.
Board malfunction/CAN communication error
1. Check the CAN cable.
2. Replace the CPR board/SND board.
DEN
0501 FFFF Scanner control 
system file error
Scanner control system related 
external file access error 
• File read error 
• File write error 
• File conversion error 
• File line specification error 
• File column specification error
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. SCN
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0502 FFFF
Polygon control 
parameter file read 
error 
Failed in reading the polygon control parameter 
file during system start.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. POL
0504 FFFF Scanner control driver 
setup error
Failed in scanner control driver setup when 
system was started up.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. SCN
0505 FFFF Frame memory error Detected frame memory error during memory 
diagnosis.
Incorrect software installation error, malfunction of the CPR board.
1. Re-install the software.
2. Replace the CPR board.
SCN
0506 FFFF Line memory error Detected line memory error during memory 
diagnosis.
Incorrect software installation error, malfunction of the CPR board.
1. Re-install the software.
2. Replace the CPR board.
SCN
2510 Number of diagnosis Polygon error 
(WARNING)
Detected polygon rotation error during scanner 
initialization diagnosis.
Malfunction of the scanner unit, CPR board, or LDD board 
Perform re-diagnosis in scanner check of the PC-Utility, and if errors 
are detected, perform the following.
1. Check and replace the wiring connector between the scanner unit, 
LDD board, etc. and PRN board.
2. Replace the scanner unit.
3. Replace the CPR board.
4. Replace the LDD board.
POL
0510 FFFF Polygon error 
(FATAL)
Detected polygon rotation error for three times 
continuously during scanner initialization 
diagnosis.
Malfunction of the scanner unit, CPR board, or LDD board 
Perform re-diagnosis in scanner check of the PC-Utility, and if errors 
are detected, perform the following.
1. Check and replace the wiring connector between the scanner unit, 
LDD board, etc. and PRN board.
2. Replace the scanner unit.
3. Replace the CPR board.
4. Replace the LDD board.
POL
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2512 0000 LD error Detected LD error for three times continuously 
during scanner initialization diagnosis.
Malfunction of the scanner unit or CPR board. 
Perform re-diagnosis in scanner check of the PC-Utility, and if errors 
are detected, perform the following.
1. Check and replace the wiring connector between the scanner unit 
and CPR board.
2. Replace the scanner unit.
3. Replace the CPR board.
SCN
0512 FFFF LD error Detected LD error for three times continuously 
during scanner initialization diagnosis.
Malfunction of the scanner unit or CPR board. 
Perform re-diagnosis in scanner check of the PC-Utility, and if errors 
are detected, perform the following.
1. Check and replace the wiring connector between the scanner unit 
and CPR board.
2. Replace the scanner unit.
3. Replace the CPR board. 
SCN
0513 FFFF starting point detection 
error
Detected starting point detection error for three 
times continuously during scanner initialization 
diagnosis.
Malfunction of the scanner unit or CPR board. 
Perform re-diagnosis in scanner check of the PC-Utility, and if errors 
are detected, perform the following.1. Check and replace the wiring connector between the scanner unit 
and CPR board.
2. Replace the scanner unit.
3. Replace the CPR board. 
SCN
0514 FFFF Leading edge 
detection error
Detected leading edge detection error for three 
times continuously during scanner initialization 
diagnosis.
Malfunction of the scanner unit or CPR board. 
Perform re-diagnosis in scanner check of the PC-Utility, and if errors 
are detected, perform the following.
1. Check and replace the wiring connector between the scanner unit 
and CPR board.
2. Replace the scanner unit.
3. Replace the CPR board. 
SCN
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0515 FFFF Leading edge 
detection timeout
Failed in detecting film leading edge during 
recording.
Jam occurred during recording conveyance. 
Open the front cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
SD2, MD1, ME1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
 
Malfunction of the scanner unit or PRN board. 
Perform re-diagnosis in scanner check of the PC-Utility, and if errors 
are detected, perform the following.
1. Check and replace the wiring connector between the scanner unit 
and CPR board.
2. Replace the scanner unit.
3. Replace the PRN board.
SCN
0516 FFFF Image recording 
completion timeout
Failed in detecting image recording completion 
during recording.
Jam occurred during recording conveyance. 
Open the front cover, and remove the jammed film.
1. Using PC-Utility, check sensors, motors, and perform mechanism 
adjustments. 
SD2, MD1, ME1
2. If the problem still persists, replace sensors/motors.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
 
Malfunction of the scanner unit or PRN board. 
Perform re-diagnosis in scanner check of the PC-Utility, and if errors 
are detected, perform the following.
1. Check and replace the wiring connector between the scanner unit 
and CPR board.
2. Replace the scanner unit.
3. Replace the PRN board.
SCN
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0517 FFFF Leading edge search 
power setting error
Failed in setting of leading edge search power. 
(Laser amount fault)
Malfunction of the scanner unit or CPR board. 
Perform re-diagnosis in scanner check of the PC-Utility, and if errors 
are detected, perform the following.
1. Check and replace the wiring connector between the scanner unit 
and CPR board.
2. Replace the scanner unit.
3. Replace the CPR board.
SCN
1521 FFFF Main scanning width 
adjustment error Input number of PLL value is illegal. Re-enter PLL value. SCN
1523 FFFF Scanning position 
adjustment error Input number of start point pixels is illegal. Re-enter the start point pixels. SCN
05F0 FFFF Recording interruption 
error
If the recording is interrupted halfway due to a 
jam or interlock release, the subsequent print 
will have an image quality problem. This is a 
fatal error raised to prevent such a trouble.
Turn the power OFF and then ON. SCN
0810 FFFF Parameter file reading 
failure
Failed in reading the film edge sensor control 
parameter file during system startup.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. ESN
2811 8-B Edge sensor average 
value data error
The average value read by the film edge 
sensor is abnormal (outside range).
Film is not conveyed to the correct position, malfunction of the film 
edge sensor LED, malfunction of the film edge sensor, malfunction of 
the SND board.
1. Check the film edge sensor by sensor monitoring.
2. Replace the film edge sensor if operations are unstable in the 
above.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
4. If the problem still persists, check the mechanism if film 
conveyance is carried out properly.
ESN
2812 8-C No acquired data No data or cannot create file when acquiring 
film edge sensor related data files.
Data file cannot be created because printing was not carried out once 
or there is no data acquired from the film edge sensor. 
After printing, acquire the file.
ESN
2813 FFFF Data write failure Failed in data write when creating film edge 
sensor related data file.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. ESN
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2814 0 PLL initial value illegal 
data acquisition
Value of the PLL initial value data received 
from the SCN unit during system start was 0.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. ESN
2815 0 PLL current value 
illegal data acquisition
Value of the PLL current value data received 
from the SCN unit during system start was 0.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. ESN
2816 FFFF File open failure Failed in opening the file when creating film 
edge sensor related data file.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. ESN
2819 8-B
Film edge sensor 
acquired value data 
error
The film edge sensor read value (data) was 
abnormal (outside range).
Film is not conveyed to the correct position, malfunction of the film 
edge sensor LED, malfunction of the film edge sensor, malfunction of 
the SND board.
1. Check the film edge sensor by sensor monitoring.
2. If operations are still unstable after the above, replace the film 
edge sensor.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
4. If the problem still persists, check the mechanism if film 
conveyance is carried out properly.
ESN
2820 8-B
Film edge sensor 
acquisition value data 
error (Pre-reading 
home position check)
Value was abnormal (outside range) in the 
home position check before film edge sensor 
data reading.
Film edge sensor has not returned to home position. 
Or malfunction of film edge sensor LED, film edge sensor, SND 
board.
1. Check the film edge sensor by sensor monitoring. 
2. If operations are still unstable after the above, replace the film 
edge sensor.
3. If the problem still persists, replace the SND board.
ESN
0901 9-D
Heat development 
control parameter file 
reading error
Failed in reading the heat development control 
parameter file when the system was started up.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. DEV
0902 9-F TMS driver setup error
Failed in TMS driver (temperature 
measurement task) setup when system was 
started up.
Incorrect software installation error, CAN communication error.
1. Re-install the software.
2. Replace the CAN cable.
DEV
0903 9-D
Heat development 
calculation parameter 
file reading error
Failed in reading the heat development control 
parameter file when the system was started up.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. DEV
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0904 9-D
Temperature 
conversion table file 
reading error
Failed in reading the temperature conversion 
table file when the system was started up.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. DEV
0905 9-E Plate setup error Failed in starting the plate control task when 
the system was started up.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. DEV
0906 9-E Fan setup error Failed in starting the fan control task when the 
system was started up.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. DEV
2907 9-A Temperature 
measurement error
At system start, the initial measured value 
(average of four) of the temperature of a heater 
was outside the -15°C to 150°C 
range approximately 5 seconds after the setup 
of the TMS driver 
The plate temperature measurementis abnormal. 
Malfunction of plate temperature detection thermistor, disconnection 
of the I/F cable between the thermistor and SND board.
1. Check that the connectors of the thermistor and SND board are 
set properly.
2. Check the temperature of each thermistor using the PC-Utility. 
Check the temperature of each thermistor visually. 
Check if the temperature is a feasible value (about 0°C to 130°C). 
The thermistor/SND may be faulty. Proceed to step 3.
3. Replace the thermistor.
4. Replace the SND board.
5. Replace the I/F cable between the thermistor and SND board.
 
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software.
DEV
0907 None Power voltage setting 
file reading error
Failed in power voltage setting file reading 
when starting the system.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. DEV
0908 None
Sensitivity correction 
(SBC) file reading 
error
Failed in sensitivity correction (SBC) file 
reading when starting the system.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. DEV
0909 None
Sensitivity correction 
(KBC) file reading 
error
Failed in sensitivity correction (KBC) file 
reading when starting the system.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. DEV
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0910 None Equipment individual 
data file reading error
Failed in equipment individual data file reading 
when starting the system.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. DEV
2911 9-A Low temperature error 
The temperature of a heater remained lower 
than the target temperature even after the 
specified time from the start of temperature 
control (detection interval: 600ms, measured 
1000 times continuously) and did not become 
the appropriate temperature. 
 
Note:
1. The target temperature (approx. 90°C 
to 130°C) varies according to internal 
conditions.
 
<Specified time> 
100 V model: 15 minutes 
200 V model: 10 minutes
The plate temperature is low. 
Disconnection of the heater, malfunction of the temperature detection 
thermistor, disconnection of the heater or I/F cable between the 
heater and SND board, reset of heater by the thermal protector, or 
malfunction of the heater port.
1. Check that the heater connector, I/F cable to the heater, and 
connectors of the SND board are set correctly, and check that the 
thermal protector reset has been cleared.
2. Check the operations of each heater using the PC-Utility. 
Check the peripheral temperature of each heater with the hand. 
If hot, the heater is OK. 
The thermistor/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 4. 
If not hot, the heater/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 3.
3. Replace the heater.
4. Replace the thermistor.
5. Replace the SND board.
6. Replace the I/F cable between the heater and SND.
 
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software.
DEV
0911 9-B Plate thermistor 
disconnection error
Detected that the current temperature of a 
heater dropped below -20°C for three times 
continuously (detection interval: 600 ms), and 
deter
Disconnection of the I/F cable between the SND board and 
thermistor, or malfunction of the thermistor or thermistor port of the 
SND board, or disconnection of the CAN cable.
1. Check that the thermistor connector, I/F cable to the thermistor, 
and connector of the SND board are set correctly.
2. Replace the thermistor.
3. Replace the SND board.
4. Replace the cable between the thermistor and SND board.
5. Replace the CAN cable.
DEV
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0918 9-C
Film cooling 
section thermistor 
disconnection error
The film cooling section thermistor has 
disconnected (Detected temperature dropped 
below -20°C.).
Disconnection of the I/F cable between the SND board and 
thermistor, or malfunction of the thermistor or thermistor port of the 
SND board.
1. Check that the thermistor connector, I/F cable to the thermistor, 
and connector of the SND board are set correctly.
2. Replace the thermistor.
3. Replace the SND board.
4. Replace the cable between the thermistor and SND board.
DEV
0919 9-C
Recording 
section thermistor 
disconnection error
The recording section thermistor has 
disconnected (Detected temperature dropped 
below -20°C.).
Disconnection of the I/F cable between the SND board and 
thermistor, or malfunction of the thermistor or thermistor port of the 
SND board.
1. Check that the thermistor connector, I/F cable to the thermistor, 
and connector of the SND board are set correctly.
2. Replace the thermistor.
3. Replace the SND board.
4. Replace the cable between the thermistor and SND board.
DEV
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0920 9-F Initialization time 
timeout
The temperature of all plates did not become 
the appropriate temperature (within target 
temperature ±1°C) even after the specified time 
from the start of initialization. 
 
Note:
1. Generally, as the low temperature error 
(2911) and heater disconnection error 
(0961), etc. occur before this error, the rate 
of occurrence of this error is low.
2. The target temperature (approx. 90°C 
to 130°C) varies according to internal 
conditions.
 
<Specified time> 
100 V model: 30 minutes 
200 V model: 25 minutes 
The plate temperature is abnormal. 
Malfunction of the temperature detection thermistor, disconnection of 
the heater or I/F cable between the heater and SND board, reset of 
heater by the thermal protector, or malfunction of the heater port.
1. Check that the heater connector, I/F cable to the heater, and 
connector of the SND board are set correctly, and check that the 
thermal protector reset has been cleared.
2. Check the operations of each heater using the PC-Utility. 
Check the peripheral temperature of each heater with the hand. 
If hot, the heater is OK. 
The thermistor/CAN/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 5. 
If not hot, the heater/CAN/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to 
step 4.
3. Check the operations of the heat development unit fan using the 
PC-Utility. 
The FAN is OK if operations are normal. 
The film cooling section and recording section thermistors/CAN/
SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 5. 
If operations are abnormal, the connector or fan is defective. 
Replace the connector and heat development unit fan.
4. Replace the heater.
5. Replace the CPR board.
6. Replace the thermistor.
7. Replace the SND board.
8. Replace the cooling section thermistor.
9. Replace the I/F cable between the heater and SND board.
10. Replace the CAN cable.
 
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software.
DEV
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2921 9-A Temperature control 
abnormally low error
During temperature control, the temperature 
of a heater dropped below the appropriate 
temperature range (within target temperature 
±1°C), and did not return to the appropriate 
temperature even after 5 minutes (detection 
interval 600ms, measured 500 times 
continuously). 
 
Note:
1. The target temperature (approx. 90°C 
to 130°C) varies according to internal 
conditions.
Disconnection of the heater, malfunction of the temperature detection 
thermistor, disconnection of the heater or I/F cable between the 
heater and SND board, reset of heater by the thermal protector, or 
malfunction of the heater port.
1. Check that the heater connector, I/F cable to the heater, and 
connectors of the SND board are set correctly, and check that the 
thermal protector reset has been cleared.
2. Check the operations of each heater using the PC-Utility. 
Check the peripheral temperature of each heaterwith the hand. 
If hot, the heater is OK. 
The thermistor/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 4. 
If not hot, the heater/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 3.
3. Replace the heater.
4. Replace the thermistor.
5. Replace the SND board.
6. Replace the I/F cable between the heater and SND.
 
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software.
DEV
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2930 9-F Temperature control 
timeout
The temperature of all plates did not become 
the appropriate temperature (within target 
temperature ±1°C) even after 20 minutes from 
the start of initialization. 
 
Note:
1. Generally, as the temperature control 
abnormally low error (2921) and heater 
disconnection error (0961), etc. occur 
before this error, the rate of occurrence of 
this error is low.
2. The target temperature (approx. 90°C 
to 130°C) varies according to internal 
conditions.
The plate temperature is abnormal. 
Disconnection of the plate temperature detection thermistor, 
disconnection of the heater or I/F cable between the heater and SND 
board, reset of heater by the thermal protector, or malfunction of the 
heater port.
1. Check that the heater connector, I/F cable to the heater, and 
connectors of the SND board are set correctly, and check that the 
thermal protector reset has been cleared.
2. Check the operations of each heater using the PC-Utility. 
Check the peripheral temperature of each heater with the hand. 
If hot, the heater is OK. 
The thermistor/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 6. 
If not hot, the heater/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 4.
3. Check the operations of the heat development unit fan using the 
PC-Utility. 
The FAN is OK if operations are normal. 
The film cooling section and recording section thermistor/SND 
board may be faulty. Proceed to step 5. 
If operations are abnormal, the connector or fan is defective. 
Replace the connector and heat development unit fan.
4. Replace the heater.
5. Replace the thermistor.
6. Replace the SND board.
7. Replace the film cooling section thermistor.
8. Replace the I/F cable between the heater and SND board.
 
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software.
DEV
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2931 9-A Temperature 
abnormally high error
During temperature control, the temperature of 
a heater exceeded the appropriate temperature 
range (within target temperature ±1°C), and 
did not return to the appropriate temperature 
even after 5 minutes (detection interval 600ms, 
measured 500 times continuously). 
 
Note:
1. The target temperature (approx. 90°C 
to 130°C) varies according to internal 
conditions.
The plate temperature is high. 
Heat development unit fan, temperature detection thermistor, heater, 
or heater port.
1. Check that the heater connector, I/F cable to the heater, and 
connector of the SND board are set correctly.
2. Check the operations of the heat development unit fan using the 
PC-Utility. 
The FAN is OK if operations are normal. 
The heater/thermistor/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 3. 
If operations are abnormal, the connector or fan is defective. 
Replace the connector and heat development unit fan.
3. Check the operations of each heater using the PC-Utility. 
Check the peripheral temperature of each heater with the hand. 
If not hot, the heater is OK. 
The thermistor/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 5. 
If hot, the heater/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 4.
4. Replace the heater.
5. Replace the thermistor.
6. Replace the SND board.
7. Replace the recording section thermistor.
8. Replace the I/F cable between the heater SND board.
 
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software.
DEV
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2932 9-A
Temperature control 
abnormally high 2 
error
During temperature control, the temperature of 
a heater exceeded the appropriate temperature 
range (within target temperature ±1°C), and did 
not return to the appropriate temperature even 
after 10 minutes (detection interval 600ms, 
measured 1000 times continuously).
The plate temperature is high. 
Heat development unit fan, temperature detection thermistor, heater, 
or heater port.
1. Check that the heater connector, I/F cable to the heater, and 
connector of the SND board are set correctly.
2. Check the operations of the heat development unit fan using the 
PC-Utility. 
The FAN is OK if operations are normal. 
The heater/thermistor/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 3. 
If operations are abnormal, the connector or fan is defective. 
Replace the connector and heat development unit fan.
3. Check the operations of each heater using the PC-Utility. 
Check the peripheral temperature of each heater with the hand. 
If not hot, the heater is OK. 
The thermistor/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 5. 
If hot, the heater/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 4.
4. Replace the heater.
5. Replace the thermistor.
6. Replace the SND board.
7. Replace the recording section thermistor.
8. Replace the I/F cable between the heater SND board.
 
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software.
DEV
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2941 9-A Overheat 1 error
The temperature of a heater remained higher 
than the target temperature even after 5 
minutes from the start of temperature control 
(detection interval: 600ms, measured 500 
times continuously) and did not become the 
appropriate temperature. 
 
Note:
1. The target temperature (approx. 90°C 
to 130°C) varies according to internal 
conditions.
The plate temperature is high. 
Heat development unit fan, temperature detection thermistor, heater, 
or heater port.
1. Check that the heater connector, I/F cable to the heater, and 
connector of the SND board are set correctly.
2. Check the operations of the heat development unit fan using the 
PC-Utility. 
The FAN is OK if operations are normal. 
The heater/thermistor/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 3. 
If operations are abnormal, the connector or fan is defective. 
Replace the connector and heat development unit fan.
3. Check the operations of each heater using the PC-Utility. 
Check the peripheral temperature of each heater with the hand. 
If not hot, the heater is OK. 
The thermistor/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 6. 
If hot, the heater/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 4.
4. Replace the heater.
5. Replace the thermistor.
6. Replace the SND board.
7. Replace the recording section thermistor.
8. Replace the I/F cable between the heater SND board.
 
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software.
DEV
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2942 9-A Overheat 1-2 error
The temperature of a heater remained higher 
than the target temperature even after 10 
minutes from the start of temperature control 
(detection interval: 600ms, measured 1000 
times continuously) and did not become the 
appropriate temperature. 
 
Note:
1. The target temperature (approx. 90°C 
to 130°C) varies according to internal 
conditions.
The plate temperature is high. 
Heat development unit fan, temperature detection thermistor, heater, 
or heater port.
1. Check that the heater connector, I/F cable to the heater, and 
connector of the SND board are set correctly.
2. Check the operations of the heat development unit fan using the 
PC-Utility. 
The FAN is OK if operations are normal. 
The heater/thermistor/SND board may be faulty. Proceed tostep 3. 
If operations are abnormal, the connector or fan is defective. 
Replace the connector and heat development unit fan.
3. Check the operations of each heater using the PC-Utility. 
Check the peripheral temperature of each heater with the hand. 
If not hot, the heater is OK. 
The thermistor/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 5. 
If hot, the heater/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 4.
4. Replace the heater.
5. Replace the thermistor.
6. Replace the SND board.
7. Replace the recording section thermistor.
8. Replace the I/F cable between the heater SND board.
 
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software.
DEV
0950 9-A Cooling fan fault Due to the fault in the cooling fan, the internal 
temperature has risen (75C°or higher). The fan is malfunctioning. DEV
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0951 9-A Overheat 2 error
Detected that the current temperature of 
a heater exceeded 138°C for three times 
continuously (detection interval: 600ms).
The plate temperature is high. 
Temperature detection thermistor, heat development unit fan, heater, 
HTD board, SND board or heater port.
1. Check that the heater connector, I/F cable to the heater, and 
connector of the HTD board/SND board are set correctly.
2. Check the operations of the heat development unit fan using the 
PC-Utility. 
The FAN is OK if operations are normal. 
The heater/thermistor/HTD board/SND board may be faulty. 
If operations are abnormal, the connector or fan is defective. 
Replace the connector and heat development unit fan.
3. Check the operations of each heater using the PC-Utility. 
Check the peripheral temperature of each heater with the hand. 
If not hot, the heater is OK. 
The thermistor/ HTD board/SND board may be faulty. 
If hot, the heater/SND board may be faulty.
4. Replace the HTD board.
5. Replace the heater.
6. Replace the thermistor.
7. Replace the SND board.
8. Replace the recording section thermistor.
9. Replace the I/F cable between the heater and SND board.
 
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software.
DEV
MT-87
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2971 9-A
Temperature 
measurement noise 
(Level 2)
Difference between two continuous 
temperature measurements 
(detection interval: 600 ms) > 2°C
The plate temperature measurement is abnormal. 
Malfunction of the plate temperature detection thermistor, 
disconnection of the I/F cable with the SND board.
1. Check that the connectors of the thermistor and SND board are 
set properly, and if the AD converter for temperature measurement 
is affected by unidentifiable noise.
2. Check the temperature of each thermistor using the PC-Utility. 
Check the temperature of each thermistor visually. 
Check that the measured value becomes the feasible value 
(about 0°C to 130°C) and if there is a difference of 2°C within one 
second. 
The thermistor/SND may be faulty. Proceed to step 3.
3. Replace the thermistor.
4. Replace the SND board.
5. Replace the I/F cable between the thermistor and SND board.
 
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software.
DEV
2991 9-D Temperature data 
writing error
Failed in creating data file when acquiring 
temperature data. 
 
Note: 
As Acquiring temperature data is a function 
for design and evaluation (PC-Utility only), this 
error does not occur in actual user operations.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. DEV
2992 None
Density drop 
prevention file writing 
error
Failed in creating density drop prevention file 
when initialization completed.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. DEV
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
29A0 9-H
Heat development 
control parameter 
value error
The target temperature (individual data) or film 
compensation information value obtained from 
the barcode are abnormal.
The target temperature is abnormal or the film compensation 
information parameter is abnormal, or malfunction of the barcode 
reader.
1. If the target temperature is abnormal, set the target temperature 
using the PC-Utility again.
2. If the film compensation information parameter (SBC) is abnormal, 
enter the correct barcode.
3. If the barcode reader has malfunctioned, replace the barcode 
reader.
 
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software.
DEV
09A0 9-H
Heat development 
control parameter 
value error
Abnormal heat development control parameter 
was detected when the system was started up.
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. DEV
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
09B0 9-F Cold start timeout 
error
The average rising temperature of the plate 
remained less than 10 °C even after 5 minutes 
from system start-up. 
 
Note: 
Error which occurs when heater control fails 
due to electric malfunctions.
Abnormal rise in the plate temperature. 
Connector malfunction, temperature detection thermistor malfunction, 
disconnection of the I/F cable between heaters or between the heater 
and SND board, heater reset by the thermal protector, or malfunction 
of the heater port.
1. Check that the heater connector, I/F cable to the heater, and 
connector of the SND board are correctly set, and the thermal 
protector reset is cleared.
2. Check the operations of each heater using the PC-Utility. 
Check the peripheral temperature of the each heater with the 
hand. 
If hot, the heater is OK. 
The thermistor/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to step 4. 
If not hot, the heater/SND board may be faulty. Proceed to 3.
3. Replace the heater.
4. Replace the thermistor.
5. Replace the SND board.
6. Replace the I/F cable between the heater and SND board.
 
Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software.
DEV
09C0 0000 Heater voltage setting 
incorrect error
While the heater voltage setting is 100 V, a 
200 V power supply is connected and the HG4 
thermistor has detected that the temperature 
rapidly rises (Δ40 °C/min).
1. Change heater voltage setting in MUTL. DEV
09FD
Upper 2 bytes: Fixed 
Lower 2 bytes: 
Returned value from 
motor reset API.
CAN related error Automatic notification of temperature from SND 
board stopped.
Board malfunction/CAN communication error
1. Check the CAN cable.
2. Replace the CPR board/SND board.
DEV
29FE None Software logic error Failed in software control sequence Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. DEV
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
09FE None Software logic error Failed in software control sequence Incorrect software installation error.
1. Re-install the software. DEV
29FF
Upper two bytes: 
Processing 
Lower two bytes: 
Return value from API
API/driver related error Return value from API is error.
Board malfunction/CAN communication error
1. Check the CAN cable.
2. Replace the CPR board/SND board.
DEV
09FF
Upper two bytes: 
Processing 
Lower two bytes: 
Return value from API
API/driver related error Return value from API is error.
Board malfunction/CAN communication error
1. Check the CAN cable.
2. Replace the CPR board/SND board.
DEV
2A00 0000 GUI request 
unacceptable A GUI request process is rejected.
Perform the operation again. If the error occurs again, conduct the 
following procedure.
<The panel is faulty.>
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
PNLIF
2A01 0000 GUI request input 
value invalid A GUI request process is rejected.
The user has inputted a wrong value.
If modifying the valuedoes not resolve the problem, conduct the 
following procedure.
<The panel is faulty.>
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
PNLIF
2A02 0000 GUI request input 
value invalid
A GUI request input value is out of the 
threshold range.
The user has inputted a wrong value.
If modifying the value does not resolve the problem, conduct the 
following procedure.
<The panel is faulty.>
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
PNLIF
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2A03 0000 GUI request input 
value invalid
The combination of GUI request input values is 
invalid (In the motor rotation test, an impossible 
rotation direction is specified).
The user has inputted a wrong value.
If modifying the value does not resolve the problem, conduct the 
following procedure.
<The panel is faulty.>
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
PNLIF
2A04 0000 GUI request input 
value invalid
The combination of GUI request input values is 
invalid (In the time modification, an impossible 
date is specified).
The user has inputted a wrong value.
If modifying the value does not resolve the problem, conduct the 
following procedure.
<The panel is faulty.>
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
GUI
2A10 0000 Failed in processing 
GUI request
Failed in processing a GUI request process 
(global error).
Perform the operation again. If the error occurs again, conduct the 
following procedure.
<The panel is faulty.>
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
PNLIF
2A11 0000
Failed in processing 
GUI request (no 
shutter)
Failed in processing a GUI request process (no 
shutter when the tray open is requested).
If the error occurs with the machine that has the shutter, conduct the 
following procedure (machine fault). In the other cases, you do not 
have to conduct the following procedure (notifying an attention for the 
user).
<The panel is faulty.>
The panel is faulty.
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
PNLIF
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2A20 0000
GUI request 
unacceptable (in 
M-UTL)
A GUI request process is rejected. (In M-UTL)
Perform the operation again. If the error occurs again, conduct the 
following procedure.
<The panel is faulty.>
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
<NOTE>
The error always occurs when an user enters M-UTILITY 
after the FATAL error occurance and touches the [Return] 
button.
(For preventing the screen from changing back to the 
previous screen.)
PNLIF
2A21 0000
GUI request input 
value invalid (in 
M-UTL)
A GUI request process is rejected. (In M-UTL)
The user has inputted a wrong value.
If modifying the value does not resolve the problem, conduct the 
following procedure.
<The panel is faulty.>
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
PNLIF
2A22 0000
GUI request input 
value invalid (in 
M-UTL)
A GUI request input value is out of the 
threshold range. (In M-UTL)
The user has inputted a wrong value.
If modifying the value does not resolve the problem, conduct the 
following procedure.
<The panel is faulty.>
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
PNLIF
2A23 0000
GUI request input 
value invalid (in 
M-UTL)
The combination of GUI request input values is 
invalid (In the motor rotation test, an impossible 
rotation direction is specified) (M-UTL).
The user has inputted a wrong value.
If modifying the value does not resolve the problem, conduct the 
following procedure.
<The panel is faulty.>
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
PNLIF
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
2A24 0000
GUI request input 
value invalid (in 
M-UTL)
The combination of GUI request input values is 
invalid (In the time modification, an impossible 
date is specified) (M-UTL).
The user has inputted a wrong value.
If modifying the value does not resolve the problem, conduct the 
following procedure.
<The panel is faulty.>
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
GUI
2A30 0000
Failed in processing 
GUI request (in 
M-UTL)
Failed in processing a GUI request process 
(global error) (M-UTL).
The panel is faulty.
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
PNLIF
0A90 0000 Failed in performing 
version up
Failed in performing version up (inconsistency 
is found in the version management).
The panel is faulty.
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
GUI
0A91 0000 Failed in processing 
start-up Failed in starting up the GUI.
The panel is faulty.
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
GUI
0AA0 0000 GUI logic error A software logic error is detected in the GUI.
The panel is faulty.
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
GUI
0AA1 0000 GUI file access error
A file access error is detected in the GUI. 
* For the error log, QC history, and job list, an 
access fail is not regarded as an error because 
it is possible that there is no information.
The panel is faulty.
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
GUI
0AA2 0000 GUI communication 
error
A CAN communication timeout is detected at 
the GUI side.
The panel is faulty.
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
GUI
0AA3 0000 GUI communication 
error
A communication error other than the CAN 
communication timeout is detected at the GUI 
side.
The panel is faulty.
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
GUI
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Error
Code
Detailed
Information Error Name Significance Probable Cause and Remedy Component
0AA4 0000 GUI communication 
error
A CAN communication timeout is detected at 
the PNLIF side.
The panel is faulty.
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
PNLIF
0AA5 0000 GUI communication 
error
A communication error other than the CAN 
communication timeout is detected at the 
PNLIF side.
The panel is faulty.
1. Check the harness.
2. Replace the panel assy or the CPR board.
PNLIF
1831 0000 Tray malfunction 
(Tray1) The tray 1 is degenerated. Implement other occurring support by the error code. MAIN
1832 0000 Tray malfunction 
(Tray2) The tray 2 is degenerated. Implement other occurring support by the error code. MAIN
1833 0000 Tray malfunction 
(Tray3) The tray 3 is degenerated. Implement other occurring support by the error code. MAIN
1821 0000 Film empty (Tray 1) No film in the tray 1. Load the film. MAIN
1822 0000 Film empty (Tray 2) No film in the tray 2. Load the film. MAIN
1823 0000 Film empty (Tray 3) No film in the tray 3. Load the film. MAIN
2824 0000 Film empty (Tray 1) No film in the tray 1. Load the film. PNLIF
2825 0000 Film empty (Tray 2) No film in the tray 2. Load the film. PNLIF
2826 0000 Film empty (Tray 3) No film in the tray 3. Load the film. PNLIF
2827 0000 Film empty (Tray 1) (in 
M-UTL) No film in the tray 1. (M-UTL) Load the film. PNLIF
2828 0000 Film empty (Tray 2) (in 
M-UTL) No film in the tray 2. (M-UTL) Load the film. PNLIF
2829 0000 Film empty (Tray 3) (in 
M-UTL) No film in the tray 3. (M-UTL) Load the film. PNLIF
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Issue Date Revision Number Reason Pages Affected
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DRYPIX 8000 
SERVICE MANUAL
REMOVAL AND ADJUSTMENT (MC) 
DRYPIX 8000 Service Manual
MC-1
MC-1006-272-01E
PRECAUTIONS ON INSPECTIONS, 
REPLACEMENTS, AND 
ADJUSTMENTS
This chapter does not describeparts which require no special note or adjustments in 
removal and installation.
For details on the removal of these parts, refer to the Service Parts List.
Also follow the precautions below when performing inspections, replacements, and 
adjustments of parts.
WARNING
To prevent electrical shocks, be sure to turn OFF the power of this equipment 
before starting work.
WARNING/CAUTION
Observe the warnings and cautions described in “SAFETY PRECAUTION”.
 {SAFETY PRECAUTION}
CAUTION
When servicing this equipment, insert the shutter into the film tray as necessary.
Servicing with the shutter removed may cause stray light to expose the film, 
resulting in an image quality problem.
Before performing the following works, ensure that the shutter is inserted.
• Removing the tray
• Removing the sub-scanning unit
• Removing the PSU37A/PSU31C or PSU37A/PSU31C board assembly
• Removing the vertical conveyor unit 
CAUTION
• Be sure to wear a wristband for grounding when performing maintenance of
boards and optical units. Otherwise static electricity in the body may cause
damage to electronic parts on the boards and optical units.
• Never remove the screws painted in red.
• Never remove the upper cover of the optical unit.
<INSTRUCTIONS>
• The screws painted in yellow must be adjusted after the installation of parts.
When installing parts, follow the check/adjustment procedure provided.
• When removing the covers, insert shutter into the film tray to prevent
exposure of film to light.
• Safety provided by grounding is assured by properly establishing power
cable and additional protective ground wire connections and by securing
the parts with retaining screws. To maintain safety, ensure that the parts and
retaining screws removed for servicing purposes are restored to the original
states upon installation. After the parts and retaining screws are restored to
the above-mentioned states, follow the procedures set forth in this service
manual to verify that the retaining screws are securely tightened to properly
secure the parts.
<INSTRUCTIONS>
The diagrams in this manual display the CHECK and FIT ON icons where 
necessary.
When removing/reinstalling, following these icons.
• CHECK icon:
CHECK
When reinstalling removed parts, this is indicated if reinstalling positions must 
be checked or adjusted.
This symbol is shown in illustrations of parts removal procedures. Whenever 
this is shown, be sure to refer to “n CHECK/Adjusting procedure”.
• FIT ON icon:
When installing parts, this is indicated if alignment to the boss is required. 
However, this is not indicated on bosses used for enhancing assembly and 
preventing assembly accidents.
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MC-2
1. COVERS
1.1 Upper Rear Cover
n Removing Procedure
(1) Insert the shutter into the film tray.
(2) Remove the upper rear cover.
DRY80_F0001E.ai
2-TP3x6
Cover
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
1.2 Middle Rear Cover
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper rear cover.
 {MC:1.1_Upper Rear Cover}
(2) Remove the middle rear cover.
DRY80_F0002E.ai
#2
2-TP3x6
Cover
#1
Clamp
#2
LAN Cable
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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MC-3
1.3 Lower Rear Cover
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the middle rear cover.
 {MC:1.2_Middle Rear Cover}
(2) Remove the lower rear cover.
DRY80_F0003E.ai
#2
2-TP3x6
Cover
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
1.4 Upper Left Cover
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper rear cover.
 {MC:1.1_Upper Rear Cover}
(2) Remove the power cable.
A
#2
2-B4x12
Additional protective
grounding cable
DETAIL A #1
Screw
#2
Power cable
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MC-4
(3) Remove the upper left cover.
DRY80_F0005E.ai
Cover
5-TP3x6
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
1.5 Middle Left Cover
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the middle rear cover.
 {MC:1.2_Middle Rear Cover}
(2) Remove the middle left cover.
DRY80_F0006E.ai
2-TP3x6
Cover
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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MC-5
1.6 Lower Left Cover
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the lower rear cover.
 {MC:1.3_Lower Rear Cover}
(2) Remove the lower left cover.
DRY80_F0007E.ai
2-TP3x6
Cover
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
1.7 Upper Right Cover
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Insert the shutter into the film tray.
(2) Open the front cover.
(3) Open the middle right cover.
(4) Remove the upper right cover.
DRY80_F0008E.ai
Upper right
cover
DETAIL BDETAIL A
B
A
#1
Special
screw
#2
DT3x6
#2
DT3x6
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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MC-6
1.8 Middle Right Cover
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the middle rear cover.
 {MC:1.2_Middle Rear Cover}
(2) Remove the middle right cover.
DRY80_F0009E.ai
Cover
DETAIL A
A
Bracket
#1
Special
screw
#2
2-DT3x6
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
1.9 Lower Right Cover
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the lower rear cover.
 {MC:1.3_Lower Rear Cover}
(2) Remove the lower right cover.
DRY80_F0010E.ai
Cover
DETAIL A
A
Bracket
#1
Special
screw
#2
2-DT3x6
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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1.10 Upper Film Loading Unit Cover
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper film tray.
 {MC:3.1_Film Tray}
(2) Open the front cover.
(3) Remove the upper film loading unit cover.
DRY80_F0011E.ai
#1
3-TP3x6Cover
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
1.11 Middle Film Loading Unit Cover
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the middle film tray.
 {MC:3.1_Film Tray}
(2) Remove the middle film loading unit cover.
DRY80_F0012E.ai
#1
3-TP3x6Cover
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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MC-8
1.12 Lower Film Loading Unit Cover
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the lower film tray.
 {MC:3.1_Film Tray}
(2) Remove the lower film loading unit cover.
DRY80_F0013E.ai
#1
3-TP3x6Cover
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
1.13 Upper Cover
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper left cover.
 {MC:1.4_Upper left Cover}
(2) Open the front cover.
(3) Open the upper right cover.
(4) Remove the upper cover.
DRY80_F0014E.ai
#2
[Remove]
7-TP3x6
#2
[Loosen]
1-TP3x6 
Cover
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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MC-9
1.14 Operation Panel
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper cover.
 {MC:1.13_Upper Cover}
(2) Remove the operation panel.
DRY80_F0093E.ai
#1
3-TP3x6Operation panel
#1
1-TP3x6
(3) Remove the cables from the operation panel.
DRY80_F0094E.ai
#1
Edge saddle
#2
Clamp
#3
CN9
#3
CN6
#3
CN2
#4
Edge saddle
#5
Clamp
#6
LED2
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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2. FRAME
2.1 Interlock Switch Assembly
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper cover.
 {MC:1.13_Upper Cover}
(2) Remove the interlock switch assembly (SK1/SK2).
DRY80_F0015E.ai
Interlock switch assembly (SK1/SK2)
#1
2-TP3x6
#2
SK1-COM
#2
SK2-NC
<NOTE>
To disconnect the connectors (faston terminal), press in the unlocking latch 
located on the connector as shown below.
Faston terminal
Unlocking latch
DRY60_F0040E.ai
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
<NOTE>
If the interlock switch has been removed from the interlock switch assembly 
(SK1/SK2), refer to “n CHECK/Adjusting Procedure” and adjust the attaching 
position.
 {n CHECK/Adjusting Procedure}
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n CHECK/Adjusting Procedure
(1) Temporarily secure theinterlock switch assembly (SK1/SK2).
<NOTE>
Move the interlock switch assembly (SK1/SK2) to the very back and temporarily 
secure it.
DRY60_F0041E.ai
#1
Interlock switch assembly 
(SK1/SK2)
#2
2-TP3x6
(2) Close the upper right cover and front cover.
(3) Adjust the attached position of the interlock switch assembly (SK1/
SK2).
<NOTE>
• After confirming the “click” sound of the interlock switch, move it by another 1 
mm towards the front of the equipment.
• When moving the interlock switch assembly (SK1/SK2) to the front at #2 in the 
following figure, move it horizontally.
DRY60_F0042E.ai
1mm 
#4
[Move by 1mm]
Interlock switch assembly
#3
[Sounds]
Click
#2
[Move]
Interlock switch 
assembly (SK1/SK2)
#1
[Loosen]
2-TP3x6
#5
[Secure]
2-TP3x6
(4) Open and close the front cover, and check that the interlock switch 
turns ON/OFF from the sounds made.
(5) Using the PC Utility, check that the interlock function is working 
normally.
 {MU:3.4 [10-9]_Inter Lock Check}
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2.2 Interlock Switch (SK3/SK4) Assembly
<REMARKS>
Each of the middle and lower sections of this equipment has its own interlock switch 
(SK3/SK4) assembly.
Although this section describes the procedure common to them, the part/unit names 
and the procedures to be referred to may be different. In that case, refer to the 
relevant procedure as necessary.
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the middle / lower rear cover.
 {MC:1.3_Lower Rear Cover}
(2) Open the middle / lower right cover.
(3) Remove the interlock switch (SK3/SK4) assembly.
DRY80_F0016e.ai
DETAIL A
A
#2
2-TP3x6
#1
Clamp
SK3/SK4
assembly Cable
#3
SK3-COM /
SK4-COM
#4
SK3-NC /
SK4-NC
SK3/SK4
assembly
<NOTE>
To disconnect the connectors (faston terminal), press in the unlocking latch 
located on the connector as shown below.
Faston terminal
Unlocking latch
DRY60_F0040E.ai
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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3. FILM LOADING UNIT
3.1 Film Tray
<REMARKS>
Each of the upper, middle and lower sections of this equipment has its own film tray.
Although this section describes the procedure common to them, the part/unit names 
and the procedures to be referred to may be different. In that case, refer to the 
relevant procedure as necessary.
n	Removing Procedure
<NOTE>
When pulling out the film tray from the equipment, insert the shutter into the film tray 
to prevent exposure of film to light.
(1) Insert the shutter into the upper film tray.
(2) Remove the upper / middle / lower left cover.
 {MC:1.4_Upper Left Cover}
 {MC:1.5_Middle Left Cover}
 {MC:1.6_Lower Left Cover}
(3) Remove the film tray.
<REMARKS>
The length from the hole for inserting a screwdriver to the manual release arm is 
120 mm horizontally and 15 mm vertically.
DRY60_F0043.ai
120mm
15mm
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<NOTE>
The manual release arm can be operated with moderate force, and may damage 
if pushed in too strongly or pushed with a screwdriver.
DRY80_F0017E.ai
#1
Cap
#3
Film tray
#2
Arm
DETAIL A
A
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of the removal. 
Note that there is no need to move the manual release arm with a screwdriver, simply 
push in the film tray.
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3.2 Removal Unit/Film Loading Unit
<REMARKS>
Each of the upper, middle and lower sections of this equipment has its own removal 
unit/film loading unit.
Although this section describes the procedure common to them, the part/unit names 
and the procedures to be referred to may be different. In that case, refer to the 
relevant procedure as necessary.
3.2.1 When removing the removal unit/film loading unit 
temporarily
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the film tray.
 {MC:3.1_Film Tray}
(2) Remove the film loading unit cover.
 {MC:1.10_Upper Film Loading Unit Cover}
 {MC:1.11_Middle Film Loading Unit Cover}
 {MC:1.12_Lower Film Loading Unit Cover}
(3) Remove the part of the vertical conveyor unit drive transmission gear 
assembly.
DRY80_F0097E.ai
#2
[Remove]
Vertical conveyance
unit drive transmission
gear assembly (part)
#1
[Remove]
TP3x6
<NOTE>
- The gear is not fixed so that be careful not to fall off the gear during the 
removal procedure.
- When attaching the gear that has fallen off, be sure to attach it as shown in the 
figure without mistaking the back for front.
DRY80_F0107E.ai
Gear
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(4) Remove the removal unit/film loading unit.
#2
2-TP3x6
Removal unit/
Film loading unit
#1
Upper: CN12J
Middle: CN22J
Lower: SA32J
#1
Upper: CN1*J 
Middle: CN20J
Lower: CN30J
#1
Upper: CN11J
Middle: CN21J
Lower: CN31J
#1
Upper: CN3J 
Middle: CN23J 
Lower: CN33J
DRY80_F0114E.ai
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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3.2.1 When replacing the removal unit/film loading unit with 
the new assembly
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the film tray.
 {MC:3.1_Film Tray}
(2) Remove the film loading unit cover.
 {MC:1.10_Upper Film Loading Unit Cover}
 {MC:1.11_Middle Film Loading Unit Cover}
 {MC:1.12_Lower Film Loading Unit Cover}
(3) Remove the vertical conveyor unit drive transmission gear assembly.
DRY80_F0024E.ai
#2
[Remove]
Vertical conveyance
unit drive transmission
gear assembly
#1
[Remove]
Fixing screw
<NOTE>
- The gears are not fixed so that be careful not to fall off the gears during the 
removal procedure.
- When attaching the gear that has fallen off, be sure to attach it as shown in the 
figure without mistaking the back for front.
DRY80_F0108E.ai
Gear (Upper) Gear (Lower)
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(4) Remove the removal unit/film loading unit.
#2
2-TP3x6
Removal unit/
Film loading unit
#1
Upper: CN12J
Middle: CN22J
Lower: SA32J
#1
Upper: CN1*J 
Middle: CN20J
Lower: CN30J
#1
Upper: CN11J
Middle: CN21J
Lower: CN31J
#1
Upper: CN3J 
Middle: CN23J 
Lower: CN33J
Do not fall off
DRY80_F0018E.ai
n	Reinstalling Procedure
(1) Temporarily fix the vertical conveyor unit drive transmission gear 
assembly.
DRY80_F0109.ai
TP3x6
(2) Attach the tool, and press the part A to make the gears meshed.
DRY80_F0110E.ai
Tool
Part A
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(3) Obtain an appropriate backlash (clearance) between the turn roller 
gear and the vertical conveyor unit drive transmission gear assembly 
shown in the figure.
DRY80_F0111E.ai
Vertical conveyor unit drive
 transmission gear assembly
#1[Adjust] 
Backlash
Turn roller gear
(4) Fix the screw that is attached in the step (1).
(5) Remove the jig.
3.3 Tray Interlock Switch Assembly (SA12/
SA22/SA32)
<REMARKS>
Each of the upper, middle and lower sections of this equipment has its own tray 
interlock switch assembly (SA12/SA22/SA32).
Although this section describes the procedure common to them, the part/unit names 
and the procedures to be referred to may be different. In that case, refer to the 
relevant procedure as necessary.
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the removal unit/film loading unit.
 {MC:3.2_Removal Unit/Film Loading Unit}
(2) Remove the tray interlock switch assembly (SA12/SA22/SA32).
DRY80_F0019E.ai
#2
TP3x6
Switch assembly
(SA12/SA22/SA32)
#1
NC
#1
COM
<NOTE>
To disconnect the connectors (faston terminal), press in the unlocking latch 
located on the connector as shown below.
Faston terminal
Unlocking latch
DRY60_F0040E.ai
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n	Reinstalling Procedure
(1) Temporarily secure the tray interlock switch assembly (SA12/SA22/
SA32).
<NOTE>
Temporarily secure with the tray interlock switch assembly (SA12/SA22/SA32) 
moved to the very end.
DRY80_F0020E.ai
#1
[Move]
Switch assembly
(SA12/SA22/SA32)
#2
[Tighten]
TP3x6
(2) Insert the film tray into the film loading unit.
<NOTE>
• If the switch clicks with a sound when pushing in the tray, perform steps(3) to (6).
• If it does not click with a sound, perform only step (8).
(3) At the point when the switch clicks with a sound, measure the length 
from the rear end of the film tray to the film loading unit frame (A).
DRY60_F0051E.ai
[Measure] (A)
(4) Push in the film tray and check that it locks, and then pull out the tray.
<REMARKS>
The film tray may shake slightly even when locked. To improve the precision 
of attaching the tray interlock switch (SA12/SA22/SA32), pull out the film tray 
towards the front of the equipment in the locked state, and then proceed to the 
next step.
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(5) Measure the length from the rear end of the film tray to the film loading 
unit frame again (B).
DRY60_F0052E.ai
[Measure] (B)
(6) Perform one of the following procedure using the value obtained by 
subtracting (B) from the measured value (A).
• When above 0mm : Step (7)
• When value is negative : Step (8)
(7) Push the tray interlock switch assembly (SA12/SA22/SA32) in the 
arrow direction as shown in the following figure, and tighten the screw 
firmly.
<NOTE>
If the value obtained by subtracting (B) from the measured value (A) in step (6) is 
as follows, completely tighten the screw at the indicated position. 
• 0 mm :
 Move the film detection switch (SA12/SA22/SA32) by 2mm in the arrow 
direction, and 
 completely tighten the screw.
• +1 mm :
 Move the film detection switch (SA12/SA22/SA32) by 1 mm in the arrow 
direction, and 
 completely tighten the screw. 
• +2 mm :
 Completely tighten the screw there.
DRY80_F0021E.ai
#1
[Push]
Switch assembly
（SA12/SA22/SA32）
#2
[Tighten]
TP3x6
Distance moved
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n CHECK/Adjusting Procedure
With the film tray locked, check that:
• There is still extra actuator stroke when the film tray is pushed.
• The switch does not "click" when the film tray is pulled. 
<NOTE>
When connecting the connectors (faston terminal), ensure that they are facing as 
shown below. Otherwise, the faston terminals will be hard to disconnect.
DRY60_F0055E.ai
NC 
COM 
Faston terminal Unlocking latch
Connect the faston terminals 
with the unlocking latch facing forward.
(8) Push the tray interlock switch assembly (SA12/SA22/SA32) in the 
arrow direction as shown in the following figure, and tighten the screw 
firmly.
<NOTE>
Push the tray interlock switch in the arrow direction until a "click" sound is heard. 
Then, push it further by another 2 mm, and then tighten the screw.
DRY80_F0022E.ai
2mm
#1
[Push]
Switch assembly
(SA12/SA22/SA32) #3
[Push in 2mm]
#4
[Tighten]
TP3x6
#2
[Sound]Clicks
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<NOTE>
To disconnect the connectors (faston terminal), press in the unlocking latch 
located on the connector as shown below.
Faston terminal
Unlocking latch
DRY60_F0040E.ai
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
<NOTE>
When connecting the connectors (faston terminal), ensure that they are facing as 
shown below. Otherwise, the faston terminals will be hard to disconnect.
DRY60_F0055E.ai
NC 
COM 
Faston terminal Unlocking latch
Connect the faston terminals 
with the unlocking latch facing forward.
3.4 Tray Lock Assembly
<REMARKS>
Each of the removal units/film loading units for the upper, middle and lower sections of 
this equipment has its own tray lock assembly.
Although this section describes the procedure common to them, the part/unit names 
and the procedures to be referred to may be different. In that case, refer to the 
relevant procedure as necessary.
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the removal unit/film loading unit.
 {MC:3.2_Removal Unit/Film Loading Unit}
(2) Remove the tray lock assembly.
DRY80_F0023E.ai
Tray lock assembly
#2
2-DT3x6
#1
NC
#1
COM
#1
SOLA 1/2/3
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n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
3.5 Squeezing Roller
<REMARKS>
Each of the removal units/film loading units for the upper, middle and lower sections of 
this equipment has its own squeezing roller.
Although this section describes the procedure common to them, the part/unit names 
and the procedures to be referred to may be different. In that case, refer to the 
relevant procedure as necessary.
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the removal unit/film loading unit.
 {MC:3.2_Removal Unit/Film Loading Unit}
<NOTE>
When removing the squeezing roller, be sure to not drop or lose the roller.
(2) Remove the squeezing roller.
DRY60_F0059E.ai
#2
Blacket
#1
DT3x6
Squeezing roller
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n	Reinstalling Procedure
(1) Reinstall the sensor.
(2) Reinstall the film size detection sensor together with the blacket to the 
Film loading unit.
(3) Check that each claw of sensor is tightly hooked on the hole of the 
blacket.
<INSTRUCTIONS>
Be sure to perform this confirmation work. If the sensor was not attached 
securely, the sensor may be damaged by the fall on trayinsertion/extraction.
DRY80_F0025E.ai
＜Claws are firmly hooked.＞ ＜Claws are disengaged.＞
NO GOOD
GOOD
 
3.6 Film detection sensor (SA13/SA23/SA33)
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the film detection sensor together with the blacket.
DRY80_F0095E.ai
#1
Edge saddle x2
#3
2-TP3x6
#2
CN(SA13/23/33)
(2) Remove the sensor.
DRY80_F0096E.ai
Actuator
SA13/23/33
Spring
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3.7 Film Pack/Shutter Detection Sensor 
Assembly (SA11/SA21/SA31)
<REMARKS>
Each of the removal units/film loading units for the upper, middle and lower sections of 
this equipment has its own film pack/shutter detection sensor assembly (SA11/SA21/
SA31).
Although this section describes the procedure common to them, the part/unit names 
and the procedures to be referred to may be different. In that case, refer to the 
relevant procedure as necessary.
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the film tray.
 {MC:3.1_Film Tray}
(2) Remove the film loading unit cover.
 {MC:1.10_Upper Film Loading Unit Cover}
 {MC:1.11_Middle Film Loading Unit Cover}
 {MC:1.12_Lower Film Loading Unit Cover}
(3) Remove the film pack/shutter detection sensor assembly (SA11/SA21/
SA31).
DRY80_F0026E.ai
#2
CN (SA11/SA21/SA31) 
#1
DT3x6
Sensor assembly
 (SA11/SA21/SA31) 
DETAIL A
A
A
A
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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3.8 Upper BCR Assembly (SA14)
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper/middle removal unit/film loading units.
 {MC:3.2_Removal Unit/Film Loading Unit}
(2) Remove the upper BCR Assembly (SA14).
DRY80_F0027E.ai
DETAIL A
#2
SA14
A
#3
1-TP3x6
#1
Clamp
#4
BCR Assembly
<REMARKS>
Attaching position of BCR
<28x35/26x36/25x30/20x25 cm size><35x43/35x35 cm size>
DRY80_F0055E.ai
BCR BCR
<NOTE>
When switching the position of the barcode reader, be sure to hold the position 
shown in the figure and not to touch the mirror.
DRY80_F0103E.aiMirror
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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3.9 Middle BCR Assembly (SA24)
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the middle/lower removal unit/film loading units.
 {MC:3.2_Removal Unit/Film Loading Unit}
(2) Remove the middle BCR Assembly (SA24).
DRY80_F0099E.ai
DETAIL A
#2
SA24
#1
Clamp
#4
BCR Assembly
A
#3
1-TP3x6
<REMARKS>
Attaching position of BCR
<28x35/26x36/25x30/20x25 cm size><35x43/35x35 cm size>
DRY80_F0055E.ai
BCR BCR
<NOTE>
When switching the position of the barcode reader, be sure to hold the position 
shown in the figure and not to touch the mirror.
DRY80_F0103E.aiMirror
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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3.10 Lower BCR Assembly (SA34)
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the lower removal unit/film loading unit.
 {MC:3.2_Removal Unit/Film Loading Unit}
(2) Remove the lower BCR Assembly (SA34).
DRY80_F0100E.aiDETAIL A
A
#1
4-TP3x6
(3) Remove the connector.
DRY80_F0101.ai
#1
CN(SA34)
(4) Remove the lower BCR assembly (SA34).
DRY80_F0102E.ai
#1
TP3x6
#2
BCR assembly
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<REMARKS>
Attaching position of BCR
<28x35/26x36/25x30/20x25 cm size><35x43/35x35 cm size>
DRY80_F0112E.ai
BCR BCR
<NOTE>
When switching the position of the barcode reader, be sure to hold the position 
shown in the figure and not to touch the mirror.
DRY80_F0113E.aiMirror
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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4. REMOVAL UNIT
4.1 Removal Unit
<REMARKS>
Each of the upper, middle and lower sections of this equipment has its own removal 
unit/film loading unit.
Although this section describes the procedure common to them, the part/unit names 
and the procedures to be referred to may be different. In that case, refer to the 
relevant procedure as necessary.
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the removal unit/film loading unit.
 {MC:3.2_Removal Unit/Film Loading Unit}
(2) Remove the removal exit cover.
DRY60_F0061E.ai
#1
5-TP3x6
Removal unit/Film loading unit
Cover
(3) Disconnect the connectors, and release the clamps.
<NOTE>
To disconnect the connectors (faston terminal), press in the unlocking latch 
located on the connector as shown below.
Faston terminal
Unlocking latch
DRY60_F0040E.ai
DRY80_F0028E.ai
#1
SA2 
NC
#1
SA2 
COM
#1
SOLA1/2/3
#1
CN12P
CN22P
CN32P
#2
Clamp
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(4) Remove the removal unit.
<NOTE>
• Use caution not to deform the bottom of the removal unit when removing and 
placing it on the table.
• When servicing the removal unit, ensure that it is placed on the film loading 
unit.
 Servicing the removal unit directly on the table may deform the bottom of the 
removal unit.
DRY60_F0063E.ai
#1
5-DT3x6
Removai unit
Film loading unit
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
<NOTE>
• When reinstalling the removal unit, tighten the screws in the order shown below. 
Tightening the screws in the wrong order may lead to troubles such as film jams.
DRY60_F0064.ai
#2
#1
• When connecting the connectors (faston terminal), ensure that they are facing as 
shown below. Otherwise, the faston terminals will be hard to disconnect.
DRY60_F0055E.ai
NC 
COM 
Faston terminal Unlocking latch
Connect the faston terminals 
with the unlocking latch facing forward.
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4.2 Suction Cup Arm
<REMARKS>
Each of the removal units/film loading units for the upper, middle and lower sections of 
this equipment has its own suction cup arm.
Although this section describes the procedure common to them, the part/unit names 
and the procedures to be referred to may be different. In that case, refer to the 
relevant procedure as necessary.
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the removal unit/film loading unit.
 {MC:3.2_Removal Unit/Film Loading Unit}
(2) Move the suction cup arm.
<REMARKS>
If the suction cup arm is at the home position, move it in the arrow direction. If 
you attempt to remove the suction cup arm when it is at the home position, the 
suction cup arm comes in contact with the auxiliary plate.
DRY60_F0065E.ai
Suction cup arm
Auxiliary plate
(3) Remove the suction cup arm.
DRY80_F0029E.ai
#3
4-TP3x6
#2
SB12/SB22/
SB32
#1
Clamp
Suction cup arm
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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4.3 Suction Cup
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the suction cup arm.
 {MC:4.2_Suction Cup Arm}
(2) Remove the suction cup.
DRY60_F0067E.ai
#2
Suction cup
#1
Nozzle
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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4.4 Bellows
n Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the suction cup arm.
 {MC:4.2_Suction Cup Arm}
(2) Remove the suction cup unit.
Suction cup unit
#2
2-E3
#1
2-E3
Plate
DRY80_F0030E.ai
(3) Remove the bellows.
DRY80_F0031E.ai
Bellows
Spring
Blacket
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n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
<INSTRUCTIONS>
When reinstalling the bellows, insert the bracket into the second groove from the top 
of the bellows.
DRY60_F0070E.ai
Bellows
Holder
Bracket
2nd groove
nCHECK/Adjusting Procedure
Check for air leak by the following steps.
(1) Suction the film with the suction cup manually and check that the film 
does not drop off for about 60 seconds.
(2) Press the suction cup arm against the film until the bottommost 
position of the actuator for detection SB12/SB22/SB32 passes the 
SB12/SB22/SB32 detection point.
DRY80_F0032E.ai
#1
[Press] 
Suction cup arm
Film
#2
[Lift] 
Suction cup arm
Actuator
Sense 
point
SB12/SB22/
SB32
16mm
Suction
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4.5 Film Surface Detection Sensor 
(SB12/SB22/SB32)
<REMARKS>
Each of the removal units/film loading units for the upper, middle and lower sections of 
this equipment has its own film surface detection sensor (SB12/SB22/SB32).
Although this section describes the procedure common to them, the part/unit names 
and the procedures to be referred to may be different. In that case, refer to the 
relevant procedure as necessary.
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the suction cup arm.
 {MC:4.2_Suction Cup Arm}
(2) Remove the film surface detection sensor (SB12/SB22/SB32).
SB12/SB22/SB32#1
DT3x6
DRY80_F0033E.ai
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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4.6 Film Removing Motor (MB11/MB21/MB31)
<REMARKS>
Each of the removal units/film loading units for the upper, middle and lower sections of 
this equipment has its own film removing motor (MB11/MB21).
Although this section describes the procedure common to them, the part/unit names 
and the procedures to be referred to may be different. In that case, refer to the 
relevant procedure as necessary.
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the removal unit/film loading unit.
 {MC:3.2_Removal Unit/Film Loading Unit}
(2) Remove the film removing motor (MB11/MB21/MB31).
DRY80_F0034E.ai
#1
MB11/MB21/
MB31
MB11/MB21/
MB31
#2
3-TP4x8
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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4.7 Removal Unit Conveyance Motor (MB12/
MB22/MB32)
<REMARKS>
Each of the removal units/film loading units for the upper, middle and lower sections of 
this equipment has its own removal unit conveyance motor (MB12/MB22/MB32).
Although this section describes the procedure common to them, the part/unit names 
and the procedures to be referred to may be different. In that case, refer to the 
relevant procedure as necessary.
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the removal unit/film loading unit.
 {MC:3.2_Removal Unit/Film Loading Unit}
(2) Remove the removal unit conveyance motor (MB12/MB22/MB32).
DRY80_F0035E.ai
#1
MB12/MB22/
MB32
MB12/MB22/MB32
#2
2-TP3x6
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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4.8 Removal Drive Cam (Front side)
<REMARKS>
Each of the removal units/film loading units for the upper, middle and lower sections of 
this equipment has its own removal drive cam.
Although this section describes the procedure common to them, the part/unit names 
and the procedures to be referred to may be different. In that case, refer to the 
relevant procedure as necessary.
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the removal unit.
 {MC:4.1_Removal Unit}
(2) Move the suction cup arm to the home position.
<INSTRUCTIONS>
Move the suction cup arm to the home position in advance. If the suction cup arm 
assembly is not at the home position during the work, a phase shift occurs.
(3) Remove the removal unit conveyance motor (MB12/MB22/MB32).
 {MC:4.7_Removal Unit Conveyance Motor(MB12/MB22/MB32)}
(4) Remove the gear cover assembly (A).
DRY60_F0075E.ai
#2
4-DT3x6
Gear cover assembly (A)
#1
Clamp
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(5) Remove the link gear and idle gear.
DRY80_F0036E.ai
Gear cover 
assembly (B)
Link gear
Idle gear
Bearing
#2
Clamp
Exit roller gear#3
E5
#5
5-DT3x6
#4
E6
#1
CN1-P/
CN2-P/
CN3-P
#1
CN11-P/
CN21-P/
CN31-P
#1
CN13-P/
CN23-P/
CN33-P
(6) Remove the removal drive cam (front side) together with the crank.
DRY60_F0077Ｅ.ai
#1
E3
#1
E3
Suction cup arm assembly
Crank
Crank
Removal drive cam 
(front side)
Removal drive cam 
(front side)
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n	Reinstalling Procedure
(1) Move the suction cup arm to the home position.
<REMARKS>
When moving the suction cup arm, rotate the shaft by a slotted screwdriver as 
shown in the following figure.
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(2) Reinstall the removal drive cam (front side) together with the crank.
(3) Reinstall the idle gear to the shaft.
(4) Reinstall the link gear to the gear cover assembly (B).
<NOTE>
When reinstalling the link gear, ensure that the two holes on the link gear are 
aligned at the bottom of the peeping holes on the gear cover assembly (B) as 
shown below. 
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Link gear
Gear cover assembly (B)
Hole
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(5) Insert the pins into the two holes on link gear, adjust the phase of the 
removal drive cam, and reinstall the gear cover assembly (B).
<NOTE>
• Do not install the bearing of the idle gear at this time.
• The pins to be used must not be extremely thin or easy to deform and should 
fit the holes on the gear as closely as possible.
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#1
Pin
#2
5-DT3x6
Gear cover assembly (B)
(6) Pull out the pin, and check that the link gear is attached correctly.
<NOTE>
The two holes on link gear should be aligned to the holes on the removal drive 
cam.
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Link gear
Removal
drive cam
long hole ( mark)
Hole position
<REMARKS>
Any gear in position of the removal drive cam can be checked by visually 
checking the mark on the cam from the long hole of the link gear.
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(7) If with the phases of the front removal drive cam and that of the rear 
removal drive cam corresponding, disengage idle gear, align the rib 
position of idle gear and that of link gear, and adjust the front and rear 
phases.
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#2
Idle gear
#1
Shaft
Link gearIdle gear
Rib position
#3
Shaft
(8) Reinstall the bearing to the shaft of idle gear.
(9) Reinstall the exit roller gear.
(10) Reinstall the gear cover assembly (A).
(11) Reinstall the removal unit conveyance motor (MB12/MB22/MB32).
n	CHECK/Adjusting Procedure
After reinstalling the removal drive cam, check that the suction cup arm moves 
smoothly. Also visually check that the suction cup arm is horizontal.
<NOTE>
After checking the operation, move the suction cup arm to the home position.
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4.9 Suction Cup Arm HP Detection 
Sensor (SB11/SB21/SB31)
<REMARKS>
Each of the upper, middle and lower sections of this equipment has its own suction 
cup arm HP detection sensor (SB11/SB21/SB31).
Although this section describes the procedure common to them, the part/unit names 
and the procedures to be referred to may be different. In that case, refer to the 
relevant procedure as necessary.
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the removal unit/film loading unit.
 {MC:3.2_Removal Unit/Film Loading Unit}
(2) Move the suction cup arm from the home position.
<REMARKS>
If the suction cup arm is at the home position, move it in the arrow direction. If 
you attempt to remove the suction cup arm when it is at the home position, the 
suction cup arm comes in contact with the auxiliary plate.
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Suction cup arm
Auxiliary plate
(3) Remove the suction cup arm HP detection sensor (SB11/SB21).
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#1
SB11/SB21/SB31 #2
SB11/SB21/
SB31
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n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
<NOTE>
If the cable in the removal unit is loose, pull it outside slightly without disconnecting 
the connector, and secure with the clamp.
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[Pull out]
Cable
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5. CONVEYOR UNIT
5.1 Conveyor Unit Exit Assembly
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper rear cover.
 {MC:1.1_Upper Rear Cover}
(2) Open the front cover.
(3) Remove the belt cover.
DRY80_F0038E.ai
#1
2-TP4x8
Cover
(2) Remove the conveyor unit exit assembly.
Conveyor unit exit assembly
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Blacket#3
2-DT3x6
#1
CN7-J
#2
Gear
#1
SOLD 1
#1
CN10-J
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n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
<NOTE>
• When reinstalling the conveyor unit exit assembly, fit the boss on the bottom of the 
conveyor unit exit assembly into the slot on the slide guide.
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• When reinstalling the second gear from the front, push in the shaft for ease of work.
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Shaft
n	CHECK/Adjusting Procedure
Check that the hook of the rear gear is hooked onto the groove of the shaft.
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5.2 Conveyor Unit Exit Grip Roller Assembly
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the conveyor unit exit assembly.
 {MC:5.1_Conveyor Unit Exit Assembly}
(2) Remove the conveyor unit exit grip roller assembly.
DRY60_F0088E.ai
#1
2-DT3x6
#2
2-Ps3x8
Roller assembly
#3
Actuator
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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5.3 Conveyor Unit Exit Guide (Lower)
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the conveyor unit exit grip roller assembly.
 {MC:5.2_Conveyor Unit Exit Grip Roller Assembly}
(2) Remove the conveyor unit exit guide (lower).
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#1
2-Ps3x8Guide (lower)
#2
Arm
#3
[Release]
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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5.4 Stopper Assembly
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the conveyor unit exit guide (lower).
 {MC:5.3_Conveyor Unit Exit Guide (Lower)}
(2) Remove the stopper assembly.
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Stopper assembly
#1
Actuator
#2
Stopper assembly 
protrusion
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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5.5 Stopper Solenoid (SOLD1)
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the conveyor unit exit guide (lower).
 {MC:5.3_Conveyor Unit Exit Guide (Lower)}
(2) Remove the stopper solenoid (SOLD1).
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#1
Actuator
#3
CN (SOLD1)
#4
Ps3x8
SOLD1
DETAIL A
A
#2
Stopper assembly 
protrusion
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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5.6 Conveyor Unit Exit Roller (Lower)
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the stopper assembly.
 {MC:5.4_Stopper Assembly}
(2) Remove the conveyor unit exit roller (lower).
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#1
Gear
Roller
#2
E6
Bearing
Bearing
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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5.7 Film Edge Sensor (SD5)
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the stopper assembly.
 {MC:5.4_Stopper Assembly}
(2) Remove the film edge sensor (SD5).
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SD5
#4
E3
SD5 Assembly
#2
CN (SD5)
#1
Ps3x8
#5
2-B2x6
Arm
Encoder
Spring
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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5.8 Upper Conveyor Unit Open/Close Guide
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Open the front cover.
(2) Open the upper right cover.
(3) Remove the upper conveyor unit open/close guide.
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#1 / #3
Guide
Cleaning roller
#2
Arm
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
n	Engagement Adjustment of Conveyor Unit Drive Transmission 
Gear 
When the bracketof the conveyor unit drive transmission gear has been removed 
or when the fixing screws have been loosened, follow the steps below to adjust the 
engagement of the conveyor unit drive transmission gear.
(1) Remove the upper rear cover.
(2) Obtain an appropriate backlash (clearance) between the turn roller 
gears and the conveyor unit drive transmission gear shown in the 
figure.
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#1[Loosen]
#3[Tighten]
Fixing screw
Turn roller gear
#2[Secure]
Backlash
Conveyance unit 
drive transmission 
gear
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5.9 Upper conveyor unit drive transmission 
gear unit
n	Check procedures before removing the gear
When dealing with upper conveyor unit drive transmission gear unit with some sort 
of problem, be sure to check operation is performed. Confirm whether or not an error 
occurs before removing the gear or the gear cover. No problem occurs in the gear 
connection unit as the result of check operation was normal.
Operation of gear connection unit is shown in the following figure (gear/gear cover is 
attached), confirmed by rotating the gear of driving motor by hands.
DRY60_F0152_E.aiThe gear of motor is rotated by hands.
 
ギ 
 
The gear position is moved.
 The gear position is moved.
The following figure shows the state when the cover was removed. Check procedures 
can be performed with the cover attached.
l Operation confirmation 1 (gears connected state)
Each gear is connected to each by rotating motor gear counterclockwise by hands. 
Further, rotate the gear of motor and check that connected gear group is rotated. 
Driving gears are as below.
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Gears connected
Gears connected
: Driving gears
l Operation confirmation 2 (gears separated state)
The connected gear separates by rotating the gear of motor clockwise by hands. 
Further, rotate the gear of motor and check that unconnected gear is not rotated. 
Driving gears are as below.
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Gears separated
Gears separated
: Driving gears
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n	The state of the arm when removing the gear cover blacket
The arm which is not fixed to the gear may fall when the gear cover blacket is 
removed. Before reinstalling the gear cover blacket, the arm should be fitted to 
protruding part of the gear as shown in the figure below. Then reinstall the gear cover 
blacket. The arm is not fixed in the normal state. Do not fix the arm in the protruding 
part of the gear using with tapes or papers.
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Do not fix the arm.
If the arm is deformed, it should be replaced with a new arm. Deforming arm may 
cause a conveyance jam. Bending the arm by hands is strictly prohibited.
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<Normal> <Abnormal>
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5.10 Conveyor Unit Turn Roller
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper conveyor unit open/close guide.
 {MC:5.8_Upper Conveyor Unit Open/Close Guide}
(2) Remove the conveyor unit turn roller.
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Guide plate
Roller
#2
Gear
Bearing
#4
E6
#3
2-DT3x6
Bearing
#1
E6
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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5.11 Film Conveyance Motor (MD1)
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the scanner unit.
 {MC:7.1_Scanner Unit}
(2) Remove the clamp.
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Clamp
(3) Turn over the sub-scanning unit/upper conveyor unit.
CAUTION
• The sub-scanning unit/upper conveyor unit is very heavy.When handling it, be 
careful not drop or otherwise damage it.
• When turning over the sub-scanning unit/upper conveyor unit upside down, 
be careful not to apply load to the upper conveyor unit open/close guide or 
not to let the upper conveyor unit open/close guide contact the floor.
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Guide
Front view
Guide Guide
Sub-scanning unit/
upper conveyor unit
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(4) Remove the base.
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Base
#2
4-TP4x8
#1
TP4x6 Grounding wire
(5) Remove the film conveyance motor (MD1).
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#1
CN (MD1) MD1
#2
2-BR4x8
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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5.12 Conveyance Gear
n Engagement Adjustment of the Conveyer Unit Exit Gear
When the bracket of the conveyer unit exit gear has been removed or when the 
fixing screws have been loosened, follow the steps below to perform engagement 
adjustment of the conveyer unit exit gear.
(1) Perform engagement adjustment by inserting a 0.5 mm-thick spacer 
between the conveyor unit exit gear and the conveyor unit exit 
assembly gear.
<NOTE>
The spacer must be inserted between the flanges of both gears.
<REMARKS>
The thickness of a 150mm steel ruler is 0.5mm.
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#2
[Insert] Spacer
Flange
Flange
#1[Loosen] 
#3[tighten] Fixing screw
Conveyer unit exit gear
Conveyer unit exit assembly gear
(2) Remove the spacer.
Check than the spacer comes out easily.
<REMARKS>
If the spacer does not come out easily, the gear engagement may be too tight.
(3) After attaching the removed parts, power on the equipment.
(4) Output the flat pattern.
 {MU:3.4 [6-4]_Flat Pattern}
(5) Check that there is no horizontal streak unevenness in 55mm pitch on 
the output film.
<NOTE>
The unevenness above is caused by tight gear engagement. If the unevenness 
appears, perform the adjustment again.
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6. SUB-SCANNING UNIT
6.1 Sub-Scanning Unit/Upper Conveyor Unit
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper rear cover.
 {MC:1.1_Upper Rear Cover}
(2) Remove the upper film loading unit cover.
 {MC:1.10_Upper Film Loading Unit Cover}
(3) Remove the belt cover.
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#1
2-TP4x8
Cover
(4) Remove the heat development unit entrance guide.
 {MC:8.6_Heat Development Unit Entrance Guide}
(5) Remove the upper right cover.
 {MC:1.7_Upper Right Cover}
(6) Remove the stay.
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#1
3-TP3x6
Stay
#2
3-DT3x6
Stay
DETAIL A
A
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(7) Disengage the cable connectors from the backside of the sub-
scanning unit/upper conveyor unit.
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#2
CN1-J
#2
CN7-J
#2
CN10-J
#2
CN2
#2
SOLD1
#2
CN9-J
#2
CN5-J #1
Clamp
#1
Edge saddle#1
Clampx7
(8) Disengage the cable connectors from the right side of the sub-
scanning unit/upper conveyor unit.
#1
[Loosen]
2-BR3x8
#2
LDD-CN1
#2
LDD-CN3
#2
LDD-CN9
#2
LDD-CN7
Connector cover
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(9) Remove the sub-scanning unit/upper conveyor unit.
CAUTION
The sub-scanning unit/upper conveyor unit is very heavy.When handling it, be 
careful not drop or otherwise damage it.
<NOTE>
When removing the sub-scanning unit/upper conveyor unit, hold the portions 
shown in the following figure.
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When lifting up
When pushing
When drawing/
When pushing
<REMARKS>
When removing the sub-scanning unit/upper conveyor unit, move it along the 
guide slots.
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Guide holes
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Sub-scanning unit/upper conveyor unit
#2
2-TP4x8
#1
TP4x8Washer
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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6.2 Flat belt (Front of the Machine)
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the belt cover.
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#1
2-TP4x8
Cover
(2) Remove the jam removing handle.
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#1
2-BR3x8
Handle
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(3) Remove the flat belt located on the front side of the equipment.
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#2
2-TP3x6 Tension arm
#1
Spring
Belt
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
<INSTRUCTIONS>
The flat belt has a front and back side.
When attaching it to the pulley, place the marked side out.
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With mark
Belt
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6.3 Sub-Scanning Unit Entrance Roller
(1) Remove the flat belt located on the front side of the equipment.{MC:6.2_Flat belt (Front of the Machine}
(2) Remove the heat development unit entrance guide.
 {MC:8.6_Heat Development Unit Entrance Guide}
(3) Remove the pulley (right).
<REMARKS>
When removing the pulley, use the pulley removing tool.
 {SP:12_JIG}
By rotating the TP4x8, the pulley removing tool and pulley can be removed 
together.
The pulley removing tool is not required when reinstalling the pulley.
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#1/#3
TP4x8
#2
Jig
Pully
(Left)
Pully
(Right)
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(4) Romove the sub-scanning unit entrance roller.
DRY60_F0114E.ai
#1
TP4x8
Waveform washer
Sub-scanning unit entrance roller
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
n	CHECK/Adjusting Procedure
Rotate the jam removing handle and check that the sub-scanning unit entrance roller 
rotates smoothly. Also check that the flat belt is not disconnected from the pulley.
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6.4 Sub-Scanning Unit Exit Roller
(1) Remove the flat belt located on the front side of the equipment.
 {MC:6.2_Flat belt (Front of the Machine}
(2) Remove the heat development unit entrance guide.
 {MC:8.6_Heat Development Unit Entrance Guide}
(3) Remove the pulley (left).
<REMARKS>
When removing the pulley, use the pulley removing tool.
 {SP:12_JIG}
By rotating the TP4x8, the pulley removing tool and pulley can be removed 
together.
The pulley removing tool is not required when reinstalling the pulley.
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#1/#3
TP4x8
#2
Jig
Pully 
(Right)
Pully 
(Left)
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(4) Romove the sub-scanning unit exit roller.
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#1
TP4x8
Sub-scanning unit exit roller
Waveform washer
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
n	CHECK/Adjusting Procedure
Rotate the jam removing handle and check that the sub-scanning unit exit roller 
rotates smoothly. Also check that the flat belt is not disconnected from the pulley.
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6.5 Sub-Scanning Motor (ME1)/ME1-DRV Board
6.5.1 Removal/Reinstallation
n	Removing Procedure
CAUTION
Be sure to wear a wristband for grounding when performing maintenance of 
boards.
Otherwise static electricity in the body may cause damage to electronic parts 
on the boards.
<NOTE>
When replacing the sub-scanning motor (ME1), also replace the ME1-DRV board at 
the same time.
(1) Remove the sub-scanning unit/upper conveyor unit.
 {MC:6.1_Sub-Scanning unit/Upper Conveyor Unit}
(2) Remove the sub-scanning motor (ME1).
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ME1
#4
2-BR3x8
#5
2-BR3x8 Mount
#3
WP3x6
#2
CN
(ME1)
#1
Clamp
ME1
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(3) Remove the ME1-DRV board.
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#2
2-BR3x10
ME1 Board
#1
CN3
#1
CN2
#1
CN1
1
2
O
N
SW3
DETAIL A
A
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
<NOTE>
When reinstalling the sub-scanning motor, ensure that the WP3x6 faces the flat 
surface of the motor shaft.
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ME1
WP3x6
Flat surface
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6.5.2 Adjusting when Replacing Sub-Scanning Motor
If the sub-scanning motor (ME1) has been replaced, check/adjust the film conveyance 
amount as follows.
(1) Print the grid pattern.
 {MU:3.4 [6-5]_Grid}
(2) Measure and calculate “F” and “G” of the output film and check that it 
is within the specified value.
 {IN:APPENDIX1_SPECIFIED VALUE FOR EACH FILM SIZE}
(3) If the measured value is out of the specified value, perform “Adjusting 
Subscanner” of the PC-Utility.
 {MU:3.4 [10-3]_Adjusting Subscanner}
6.6 Flat belt (Rear of the Machine)
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper rear cover.
 {MC:1.1_Upper Rear Cover}
(2) Remove the Pulley.
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#1
2-TP3x6 #2
WP3x6
Pulley
Waveform washer
Flange
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(3) Remove the flat belt located on the rear side of the equipment.
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#2
2-TP3x6
#1
Spring
Tension arm
Belt
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
<INSTRUCTIONS>
The flat belt has a front and back side.
When attaching it to the pulley, place the marked side out.
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With mark
Belt
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<NOTE>
Ensure that the WP3x6 faces the flat surface of the motor shaft.
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ME1
WP3x6
Flat surface
n	CHECK/Adjusting Procedure
Rotate the jam removing handle and check that the flywheel rotates smoothly. 
Also check that the flat belt is not disconnected from the flywheel.
6.7 Flywheel
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the flat belt located on the rear side of the equipment.
 {MC:6.6_Flat belt (Rear of the Machine)}
(2) Remove the Flywheel.
<REMARKS>
When removing the flywheel, use the pulley removing tool provided on the side of 
the sub-scanning unit.
By rotating the TP4x8, the pulley removing tool and flywheel can be removed 
together.
The pulley removing tool is not required when reinstalling the flywheel.
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#1
jig
Flywheel
#2
TP4x8
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
n	CHECK/Adjusting Procedure
Rotate the jam removing handle and check that the flywheel rotates smoothly. 
Also check that the flat belt is not disconnected from the flywheel.
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6.8 Film Leading Edge Detection Sensor (SE1)
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Draw the sub-scanning unit/upper conveyor unit.
Draw the sub-scanning unit/upper conveyor unit to the position where you can 
access the film leading edge detection sensor (SE1) although the reference 
destination below describes the removal of the sub-scanning unit/upper conveyor 
unit.
 {MC:6.1_Sub-Scanning unit/Upper Conveyor Unit}
(2) Remove the film leading edge detection sensor (SE1).
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#2
2-TP3x6
SE1
#1
CN
(SED-CN24)
Sub-scanning unit/Upper conveyor unit
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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7. SCANNING OPTICS UNIT
7.1 Scanner Unit
CAUTION
• The LD/IC may damage due to static electricity. When removing/reinstalling it, 
take anti-static measures by wearing a wrist band, etc.
• Do not remove the upper cover of the scanner unit.
• Do not place your finger inside the laser beam window (at the bottom of the 
scanner unit).
• Handle the optical unit gently, making sure not to subject it to shock.
7.1.1 Removal/Reinstallation
n Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the sub-scanning unit/upper conveyor unit.
 {MC:6.1_Sub-scanning Unit/Upper Conveyor Unit}
(2) Remove the scanner unit.
<NOTE>
As the positioning part shown below is mounted accurately by tool, never 
attempt to loosen the screws nor remove it even if not painted in red.
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CHECK
CHECK
#1
[Remove]
2-BR4x12
Washer(x2)
#1
[Remove]
2-BR4x12
Positioning parts
Scanner unit
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n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of the removing procedure.
<INSTRUCTIONS>
When pushing the scanner unit against the positioning parts, push gently 
without subjecting it to shock.
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#1
[Secure 
temporarily]
2-BR4x12
#3
[Tinhten]
2-BR4x12
#2
[Push]
Scanner unit
#2
[Push]
Scanner unit
#1
[Secure 
temporarily]
2-BR4x12
Washer(x2)
#3
[Tinhten]
2-BR4x12
Scanner unit
n CHECK/Adjusting Procedure
• Make sure that there is no gap between the scanner unit and the positioning parts.
• Make sure that the connectors are connected properly.
7.1.2 Adjustments in Replacement of Scanner Unit
If the scanner unit has been replaced, the data in the scanner unit data FD or CD-R 
provided with the scanner unit needs to be sent to the equipment.
(1) Turn ON the power of the equipment.
(2) Start the PC-Utility.
 {MU:3.2_Flow of PC-Utility Operation}
(3) Backup the equipment data in the PC for servicing (or settings-
changeable models).
 {MU:3.4 [2]_Transfer Indv. Data}
(4) Loadthe scanner data FD or CD-R into the FD drive or CD-ROM drive 
of the PC for servicing (or settings-changeable model), and copy the 
file in the FD or CD-R to the “Indv” folder (“Any drive letter”:\Program 
Files\Fujifilm\DRYPIX\DRYPIX EDGE\Printers\Establish name_Printer 
Name\Indv).
(5) When using CD-R, as files copied from CD-R are for reading only, 
right-click the “Indv” file, click Properties, and unselect the “Read-only” 
attribute checkbox.
(6) Send the equipment data to the equipment.
(7) After sending the equipment data, reboot the equipment and start the 
PC-Utility.
(8) Output the grid pattern using the PC-Utility.
 {MU:3.4 [6-5]_Grid}
(9) Measure “C” of the output film and check that it is within the specified 
value.
 {IN:APPENDIX 1_SPECIFIED VALU FOR EACH FILM SIZE}
(10) If the measured value is out of the specified value, change the value of 
“Scanning Width” of the PC-Utility.
 {MU:3.4 [8-1-1]_Scanning Width}
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(11) Measure “B” of the output film and check that it is within the specified 
value.
 {IN:APPENDIX 1_SPECIFIED VALU FOR EACH FILM SIZE}
(12) If the measured value is out of the specified value, change the value of 
“Scanning Position”.
 {MU:3.4 [8-1-2]_Scanning Position}
(13) Perform automatic density correction.
 {MU:3.4 [7-1]_Auto F.D.C.}
(14) Check the film density.
 {MU:3.4 [7-2]_Check Density}
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8. HEAT DEVELOPMENT UNIT
8.1 Film Cooling Section
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the operation panel.
 {MC:1.14_Operation Panel}
(2) Remove the film cooling section.
DRY80_F0056E.ai
#4
4-TP3x6
#2
TP3x6
#1
CN 
(THG5)
Film cooling 
section
#3
Edge saddle
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
n	Engagement Adjustment of Film Cooling Section Drive 
Transmission Gear 
When removing the bracket or when loosening the fixing screw for the film cooling 
section drive transmission gear, perform the following steps to adjust the backlash 
between the gears.
(1) Loosen the fixing screws of the film cooling section drive transmission 
gear.
(2) Obtain an appropriate backlash (clearance) between the film cooling 
section drive transmission gear and the heat development unit large 
gear shown in the figure.
DRY80_F0057E.ai
#2
[Secure]
Backlash
Heat development 
unit large gear
Film cooling section 
drive transmission gear
#1
[Loosen]
#3
[Tinghten]
Fixing screw
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8.2 Heat Development Rack Assembly
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the film cooling section.
 {MC:8.1_Film Cooling Section}
(2) Remove the heat development cover.
DRY60_F0128E.ai
#1
2-TP3x6
Cover
(3) Remove the bracket for the harness of the heat development unit.
DRY80_F0058E.ai
#4
4-TP3x6
#1
Connector (FANG1)
#3
Edge saddle
#2
Clamp x2 Blacket
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(4) Remove the parts from the vicinity of the heat development unit rack 
assembly.
DRY80_F0059E.ai
#1
2-TP3x6
#4
BR3x6
Blacket
Grounding wire
Blacket
#2
CN(THG3-4)
#3
BR3x6
Grounding 
wire
#5
CN(HTD02)
#5
CN(HTD03)
#6
Clampx3
#6
Clamp
#2
CN
(THG1-2)
(5) Remove the heat development rack assembly.
<NOTE>
When removing the heat development rack assembly, do not remove the pins 
on the left and right sides inadvertently. Doing so separates the heater assembly 
from the roller assembly.
DRY60_F0131E.ai
Pin
Pin
DRY80_F0063E.ai
Rack assembly
(2nd rack)
Rack assembly
(1nd rack)
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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8.3 Heat Development Roller
n	Removing Procedure
CAUTION
The heater assembly inside the heat development rack assembly is very hot 
immediately after the equipment is powered off. When servicing the inside of 
the heat development rack assembly, wait at least approximately 60 minutes (until 
the hot parts are sufficiently cooled down) before starting the work.
(1) Remove the heat development rack assembly.
 {MC:8.2_Heat Development Rack Assembly}
(2) Remove the heat development roller.
<NOTE>
Removing the heat development roller should be performed on a flat surface 
such as a desk top.
When the diabatic cover and heater assembly are removed, tilting the roller 
assembly causes the roller and the bearings to fall off.
<REMARKS>
If the backside (heat plate) of the heater assembly and the heat development 
roller are soiled, clean them using a cloth moistened with absolute alcohol.
DRY60_F0133E.ai
#3
PK3x10 
#1
Adiabatic cover
Heater assembly
#2
Pin (long)
#2
Pin (short)
Roller assembly Bearing
Bearing
Gear
Heat development roller
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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8.4 Thermal Protector
n	Removing Procedure
CAUTION
The heater assembly inside the heat development rack assembly is very hot 
immediately after the equipment is powered off. When servicing the inside of 
the heat development rack assembly, wait at least approximately 60 minutes (until 
the hot parts are sufficiently cooled down) before starting the work.
(1) Remove the heat development rack assembly.
 {MC:8.2_Heat Development Rack Assembly}
(2) Remove the heater assembly.
<NOTE>
The removed roller assembly should be placed temporarily on a flat surface such 
as a desk top.
When the diabatic cover and heater assembly are removed, tilting the roller 
assembly causes the roller and the bearings to fall off.
<REMARKS>
If the backside (heat plate) of the heater assembly and the heat development 
roller are soiled, clean them using a cloth moistened with absolute alcohol.
DRY60_F0134E.ai
#1
Adiabatic cover
Heater assembly
#2
Fixing pins (long)
#2
Fixing pins (short)
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(3) Remove the thermal protector.
DRY80_F0060E.ai
#2
Connector x2
#1
Tie band
#3
2-A3x4
Thermal protector
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
<NOTE>
• When reinstalling the thermal protector, ensure that the screw tips are not protruding 
from the heat plate side (the side along which the film is conveyed). 
 Installing screws of the wrong length may scratch the film. 
 Use the following as a reference value for the screw tightening torque: 
 0.6Nm=6kgcm
DRY60_F0136E.ai
Screw tip
Thermal protector
Heat plate side
• The orientation in which to reinstall the thermal protector varies between the heater 
assembly for the 1st rack and that for the 2nd rack. When reinstalling the thermal 
protector, refer to the following figure for the installing orientation.
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<1st rack> <2nd rack>
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8.5 Heat Development Unit Conveyance Motor 
(MG1)
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the Upper left cover.
 MC:1.4_Upper Left Cover}
(2) Remove the heat development unit conveysnce motor (MG1).
DRY80_F0060E.ai
#2
2-TP3x6
DETAIL AA
#1
CN (MG1)
MG1
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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8.6 Heat Development Unit Entrance Guide
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the heat development unit entrance guide.
DRY60_F0138E.ai
#3
TP3x6
#1
2-TP3x6
#2
Cover
#4
Heat development unit 
entrance guide
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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8.7 Cooling Fan
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper cover.
 MC:1.13_Uppe Cover}
(2) Remove the cooling fan.
DRY80_F0062E.ai
#3
2-BR3x22
#1
CN(FANG1)
#2
Clamp Label
Marks
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
CAUTION
When installing the cooling fan, ensure that the label and marks come in the 
correct direction.
If the cooling fan is installed in the wrong direction, it may damage the machine.
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9. FILM RELEASE UNIT
9.1 Film ReleaseUnit
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper cover.
 {MC:1.13_Upper Cover}
(2) Remove the film release unit cover.
DRY80_F0064E.ai
2-TP3x6
Film release 
unit cover
(3) Remove the stay.
DRY80_F0065E.ai
#2
4-DT3x6
#1
Special 
screw
Stay
#3
Clamp
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(4) Release the harness around the film release unit.
DRY80_F0090E.ai
#6
[Remove]
CN85
#1
[Remove]
CN (SJ2)
#4
[Remove]
CN (MJ1)
DETAIL A
A
(5) Remove the film release unit.
DRY80_F0066E.ai
#1
5-DT3x6
#1
[Remove]
Film release unit
#2
CN (SJ1) SJ1
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
CAUTION
When reinstalling the film release unit, ensure that slack is removed from the 
cables routed on or around the LED28A board or the stay. Any slack of cable 
may cause film jam or other troubles. 
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n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper cover.
 {MC:1.13_Upper Cover}
(2) Remove the film pelease unit cover.
DRY80_F0064E.ai
2-TP3x6
Film release 
unit cover
(3) Remove the LED28A board.
CAUTION
When servicing the LED28A board, do not apply excessive force on the screws 
via the screwdriver. Pressing the screwdriver tip hard against the screws may 
deform the stay, leading to scratches on the film.
DRY80_F0106E.ai
#1
2-TP3x6
LED28A
#2
CN85
Film release unit
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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10. CONTROLLER
10.1 PSU37A / PSU31C Board Assembly
CAUTION
Be sure to wear a wristband for grounding when performing maintenance of 
boards.
Otherwise static electricity in the body may cause damage to electronic parts 
on the boards.
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Insert the shutter into the film tray.
(2) Remove the upper left cover.
 {MC:1.4_Upper Left Cover}
(3) Remove the left shield plate.
DRY80_F0067E.ai
#1
[Loosen]
2-TP3x6
#2
[Remove]
6-TP3x6
Shield plate
(4) Disconnect the cable from the PSU31C board.
DRY80_F0068E.ai
DETAIL A
A
#1
CN1, 2, CN4-8
#2
2-Clamp
PSU31C
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(5) Disconnect the cable from the PSU37A board.
CAUTION
Do not remove the screw fixing the PSU37A/PSU31C board assembly. Removing 
the screw may cause stray light to expose the film, resulting in an image quality 
problem.
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PSU31C PSU37A
#2
CN51
#1
[Loosen]
BR3x8
Do not remove.
Additional 
protective 
grounding 
cable
#4
[Remove]
BR3x8
Washer
CHECK
(6) Remove the PSU37A/PSU31C board assembly.
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PSU37A / PSU31C board assembly
n	Connector Locations
DRY80_F0071E.ai
CN5
CN7
CN6
PSU31C
CN1
CN51
CN1PSU37A
Additional 
protective 
grounding 
cable
CN2CN4 CN3
CN8
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
n	CHECK / Adjusting Procedure
Ensure that the additional protective grounding cable is securely connected.
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10.2 PSU37A Board
CAUTION
• Be sure to wear a wristband for grounding when performing maintenance of 
boards.
 Otherwise static electricity in the body may cause damage to electronic parts 
on the boards.
• The PSU37A Board is equipped with a rotary dial (VR2). The rotary dialis 
designed for adjustment in the factory and must not be controlled on the 
market.
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the PSU37A / PSU31C board assembly.
 {MC:10.1_PSU37A/PSU31C Board Assembly}
(2) Remove the PSU37A board.
PSU37A
DRY80_F0072.ai
4-TP3x6
n	Connector Locations
 {MC:10.1_PSU37A/PSU31C Board Assembly}
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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10.3 PSU31C Board
CAUTION
Be sure to wear a wristband for grounding when performing maintenance of 
boards.
 Otherwise static electricity in the body may cause damage to electronic parts 
on the boards.
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the PSU37A / PSU31C board assembly.
 {MC:10.1_PSU37A/PSU31C Board Assembly}
(2) Remove the PSU31C board.
DRY80_F0073.ai
PSU31C5-TP3x6
n	Connector / Fuse Locations
PSU31C
DRY80_F0074.ai
CN5 CN2 CN4
CN6
CN7
CN1
CN3
CN8
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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10.4 CPR38A Board
CAUTION
• Replace the CPU board if the lithium battery has worn out.
• Return the old CPU board to the Parts Center (factory).
• Improper replacement of the battery may result in explosion. Do not remove 
or replace the lithium battery by itself.
• Be sure to wear a wristband for grounding when performing maintenance of 
boards.
 Otherwise static electricity in the body may cause damage to electronic parts 
on the boards.
• Make sure to follow this procedure as there is a possibility of fire or explosion 
unless the above procedure is followed.
n	Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper rear cover.
 {MC:1.1_Upper Rear Cover}
(2) Remove the rear shield plate.
DRY80_F0075E.ai
#1
[Loosen]
3-TP3x6
#2
[Remove]
5-TP3x6
Shield plate
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(3) Remove the CPR38A board.
#2
6-TP3x6
CPR38A
DRY80_F0076.ai
#1
CN1, PRN CN1-4,8, 
CPU CN3-7,12-15, CPU J1
n	Connector Locations
DRY80_F0077.ai
SW3
PRN CN2
PRN CN1
PRN CN3
PRN CN4PRN CN8
CN1
CPU CN5
CPU JP9
CPU CN10
CPU CN7
CPU CN16CPU J1CPU CN4 CPU CN6
CPU CN15
CPU CN13
CPU CN14
PRN JTAG2
CPU CN3
CPU JTAG1
CPU CN12
4
3
2
1
O
N
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n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
<INSTRUCTIONS>
• The connectors of CN3 and CN6 have the same shape.When mating the connectors 
of CN3 and CN6, ensure that the connector number marked on the board and the 
connector number affixed on the cable match.
• The female connectors of CN3 and CN6 are larger than the male connectors. 
Therefore, the connectors may be mated incorrectly. When engaging the connectors 
of CN3 and CN6, align the connector pins correctly as shown below.
DRY80_F0091.ai
GOOD NO GOOD NO GOOD
• When mating the connectors of CN3, CN6, and JP9, check the pin numbers 
inscribed on the connectors and avoid reversing the connector orientation.
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2
10
2
10
< CN3, CN6 > < CN12 >
<NOTE>
When the CPU board of this equipment connected to CR-IR 391CL/CR-IR 391V 
CL, CR-VW 674/CR-IR 355V CL, or CR-IR 346CL/CR-IR 348CL has been replaced, 
there is a need to register the Mac address using the FFWakeOnLAN Utility of CR-IR 
391CL/CR-IR 391V CL, CR-VW 674/CR-IR 355V CL, or CR-IR 346CL/CR-IR 348CL.
 {MU:3.4 [1-1-5] _Display Mac Address}
 {CR-IR 391CL/CR-IR 391V CL, CR-VW 674/CR-IR 355V CL Service Manual (MC 
Appendix)}
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10.5 SSD
CAUTION
Be sure to wear a wristband for grounding when performing maintenance of 
boards.
Otherwise static electricity in the body may cause damage to electronic parts 
on the boards.
n Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the middle rear cover.
 {MC:1.2_Middle Rear Cover}
(2) Remove the SSD together with the blacket.
DRY80_F0078E.ai
SSD
#1
[Remove]
SATA cable
#1
[Remove]
CN(SSD)
#2
[Remove]
Blacket
#1
[Loosen]
3-DT3x6
Do not remove.
(3) Remove the SSD from the bracket.
DRY80_F0079.ai
SSD 2-TP3x6
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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10.6 SND28B Board
CAUTION
Be sure to wear a wristband for grounding when performing maintenance of 
boards.
Otherwise static electricity in the body may cause damage to electronic parts 
on the boards.
n Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper rear cover.
 {MC:1.1_Upper Rear Cover}
(2) Remove the rear shield plate.
DRY80_F0075E.ai
#1
[Loosen]
3-TP3x6
#2
[Remove]
5-TP3x6
Shield plate
(2) Remove the SND28B Board.
DRY80_F0081.ai
#2
8-TP3x6
#1
CN1~5,19~39
SND28B
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n	Connector Locations
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CN27
CN21
CN5CN24
CN1
CN2
CN19
CN29 CN40 CN33
CN26
CN30
CN31
CN39
CN38
CN37
CN36
CN3
CN32
CN35
CN28CN22
CN34
CN23
JTAG_D
CN20
CN25
CN4
JTAG_C
JTAG_F
DIPSW1
4321
ON
8765
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
<INSTRUCTIONS>
The connectors of CN37 and CN38 have the same shape. When mating the 
connectors of CN37 and CN38, ensure that the connector number marked on 
the board and the connector number affixed on the cable match.
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10.7 SND38C Board
CAUTION
Be sure to wear a wristband for grounding when performing maintenance of 
boards.
Otherwise static electricity in the body may cause damage to electronic parts 
on the boards.
n Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper rear cover.
 {MC:1.1_Upper Rear Cover}
(2) Remove the SND38C Board.
DRY80_F0083.ai
#2
8-TP3x6
SND38C
#1
CN1-3,5-10,12,13,JP1
n	Connector Locations
DRY80_F0082.ai
CN2
CN1
CN5
CN6
JP1
CN4
CN13
CN12
CN11
JTAG-D CN10CN8
CN14 CN9 CN3CN7
JTAG_F
DIPSW1
4321
ON
8765
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
<INSTRUCTIONS>
The connectors of CN5 and CN6 have the same shape. When mating the 
connectors of CN5 and CN6, ensure that the connector number marked on the 
board and the connector number affixed on the cable match.
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10.8 HTD38A Board
CAUTION
Be sure to wear a wristband for grounding when performing maintenance of 
boards.
Otherwise static electricity in the body may cause damage to electronic parts 
on the boards.
<NOTE>
When replacing the HTD38A board, relocate the heater harness (HTD04, HTD05).
n Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper left cover.
 {MC:1.4_Upper Left Cover}
(2) Disconnect the cable from the HTD38A board.
DRY80_F0084E.ai
A
DETAIL A
#1
CN(HTD02)
#1
CN(HTD03)
#2
Clamp
#1
CN(HTD01)
HTD38A
#1
CN(HTD06)
#1
CN(HTD07)
(3) Remove the short connector for the heater.
DRY80_F0111E.ai
Short connector
#1
[Remove]
CN(HTD05)
#1
[Remove]
CN(HTD04)
(4) Remove the bracket.
DRY80_F0085.ai
#1
2-DT3x6
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(5) Remove the HTD38A board.
DRY80_F0087E.ai
#1
5-TP3x6
#2
Stopper x3
n	Connector Locations
DRY80_F0088.ai
HTD06
HTD07
HTD01
HTD02
HTD03
HTD04
HTD05
n Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
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10.9 Main Power Switch
n Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the upper left cover.
 {MC:1.4_Upper Left Cover}
(2) Remove the main power switch.
DRY80_F0089E.ai
#1
[Push]x4 #2
[Remove]
LOAD2(WHT)
#2
[Remove]
LOAD1(BLK)
#2
[Remove]
LINE2(WHT)
#2
[Remove]
LINE1(BLK)
CHECK
n	Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
n	CHECK / Adjusting Procedure
• Be sure to install the main power switch so that the ON mark ( I ) comes to the 
upper side.
• When connecting the main power switch to the connectors, check the 
combination between the cable color and the signal name described on the 
cable.
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11. Sorter
11.1 Sorter/Top Cover for the Sorter
■ Removing Procedure
(1) Remove the bin.
<NOTE>
- Remove the upper bin (bin 3) first.
DRY80_F0150E.ai
#1
[Remove]
Binx3
#2
[Remove]
2-TP3x6
(2) Open the sorter right cover, and remove the sorter rear cover.
DRY80_F0151E.ai
#2
TP3x6
#1
[Open]
(3) Remove the sorter upper cover.
DRY80_F0152.ai
2-TP3x6
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(4) Remove the sorter front cover.
DRY80_F0153E.ai
#1
[Remove]
TP3x6
(5) Remove the sorter lower right cover.
DRY80_F0154.ai
TP3x6
(6) Remove the sorter bin support.
DRY80_F0155.ai
2-TP3x6
(7) Remove the upper cover (left).
DRY80_F0156.ai
2-TP3x6
3-TP3x6
TP3x6
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(8) Remove the drive conveyance gear.
DRY80_F0165E.ai
#1
[Remove]
Drive 
conveyance 
gear
#2
[Remove]
TP3x6
(9) Remove the gear.
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Gear
(10) Disconnect the connectors.
DRY80_J0042E.ai
#2 
[Disconnect]
Connector (CNT1)
#1 
[Disconnect]
Connector (SOLT1)
#3 
[Disconnect]
Connector (CNT2)
(11) Remove the sorter unit from the equipment.
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2-BR4x8
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■ Reinstalling Procedure
Reinstall in the reverse order of removal.
When reinstalling the gear, following the procedure below.
(1) Rotate the shaft by hand, and turn the D-cut surface on the leading 
edge of the shaft to face up.
DETAIL A
DETAIL B
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A
B
#2
[Turn to face up]
D-cut surface
D-cut surface
#1
[Turn]
Shaft
(2) Remove the drive conveyance gear.
#2
[Temporarily 
secure]
TP3x6
#1
[Install]
Drive 
conveyance 
gear
#3
[Attach]
Jig
Drive conveyance gear
Jig
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(3) Pinch the drive conveyance gear and the jig, and fix them at the 
position where the half punch hits on the edge of the jig.
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#1
[Hold] 
Drive 
conveyance 
gear
#3
[Secure] 
TP3x6
<After Adjustment><Before Adjustment>
Half punch
Edge of the jig
#2
[Hit]
(4) Remove the jig, and check that the gears rotate smoothly.
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12. INSTALLING THE MAIN UNIT 
SOFTWARE
The main unit software is provided on CD-R. The DPX EDGE Copy Tool included in 
this main unit software CD-R is required for installing the main unit software.
n Installing the Main Unit Software
 Copy the main unit software in the main unit software CD-R to the FTP folder of the 
PC for servicing, and install in the equipment via the network.
<REMARKS>
The main unit software can be installed from the PC for servicing connected to the 
equipment.
n Types of Main Unit Software Installations
• Version upgrade: 
 The concerned files excluding individual data of the currently installed software are 
overwritten.
• Full installation: 
 The concerned files including individual data of the currently installed software are 
overwritten.
CAUTION
Do not perform settings, etc. of the equipment during the installation of the 
main unit software.
<NOTE>
• As performing full installation will clear the individual data, the individual 
data needs to be installed after completing full installation. Use the latest 
individual data for installation.
• In version upgrades, individual data will be preserved.
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12.1 Installing from the PC for Servicing
Perform full installation or version upgrading of the main unit software using the PC for 
servicing. Use the main unit software copied to the FTP folder in the PC for servicing 
when performing full installation or version upgrading of the equipment.
<REMARKS>
To prepare for times when the PC for servicing does not have a CD drive or the main 
unit software CD-R was not brought to the place where the equipment is installed, it is 
recommended that “11.1.1 Copying the Main Unit Software to the PC for servicing” is 
performed beforehand at the service center or service station beforehand, etc.
12.1.1 Copying Main Unit Software to the PC for Servicing
Insert the latest main unit software CD-R in the CD-ROM drive of the PC for servicing, 
and copy the main unit software to the FTP folder of the PC for servicing.
(1) Turn ON the power of the PC for servicing.
(2) Load the main unit software CD-R into the CD-ROM drive.
→ “DPXEDGCopyTool.exe” starts automatically and [DPX EDGE Copy Tool] 
window is displayed.
<REMARKS>
If it does not start automatically, double-click “DPXEDGCopyTool.exe” in the 
CD-R and start it.
<NOTE>
“DPXEDGCopyTool.exe” must be started from the CD-ROM drive. 
“DPXEDGCopyTool.exe” may not function properly if started from a copy 
on the desktop, etc.
(3) Enter the drive name into [Input drive].
(4) Click [Copy] of [CD->PC (Installation data copy from CD.)].
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#1
#2
→ The main unit software will be copied in the FTP folder (“Any drive letter”:\
Program Files\FujiFilm\DRYPIX\DPXEDGE).When completed, the 
[Success.] screen appears.
(5) [OK]
(6) Click [EXIT] to close [DPX EDGE Copy Tool] window.
(7) Unload the main unit software CD-R form the CD-ROM drive.
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12.1.2 Upgrading the Version from the PC for Servicing
(1) Copy the latest main unit software to the FTP folder of the PC for 
servicing.
	{MC:12.1.1_Copying Main Unit Software to the PC for Servicing}
(2) Check that the preparations of the PC for servicing have been 
completed.
	{MU:3.1_Preparations for Using the PC for Servicing}
(3) Connect network cable of the PC for servicing to the network to which 
the equipment is connected.
(4) Turn ON the power of the equipment.
(5) Connect the communication of the PC for servicing to the equipment.
 {MU:3.2.2_Connecting to the Equipment (Starting PC-Utility)}
(6) [Upgrading] → [Execute]
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→ The main unit software is transferred (version upgrade) in the equipment. 
When transferring completed, the [Command completed.] screen appears. 
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(7) End the PC-Utility by clicking the [Logout] button on the maintenance 
tree.
→ PC-Utility terminates and the logout window opens indicating [It logged out 
from the printer. Please close this page.].
<REMARKS>
If the PC-Utility is ended by clicking , unless the pop-up blocker setting of the 
browser is canceled, the logout screen will not be displayed.
 {MU:3.1.1_Environment of PC for Servicing}
(8) Close the logout window.
(9) Reboot the equipment so that the software is upgraded.
(10) Check that the equipment whose software version has been upgraded 
starts and operates normally.
(11) Shutdown the PC for servicing.
(12) Disconnect the network cable of the PC for servicing from the network 
to which the equipment is connected.
12.1.3 Full Installation from the PC for Servicing
(1) Copy the latest main unit software to the FTP folder of the PC for 
servicing.
	{MC:12.1.1_Copying Main Unit Software to the PC for Servicing}
(2) Check that the preparations of the PC for servicing have been 
completed.
	{MU:3.1_Preparations for Using the PC for Servicing}
(3) Connect network cable of the PC for servicing to the network to which 
the equipment is connected.
(4) Turn ON the power of the equipment.
(5) Connect the communication of the PC for servicing to the equipment.
 {MU:3.2.2_Connecting to the Equipment (Starting PC-Utility)}
(6) If the PC for servicing does not contain the latest individual data, 
import the individual data from the equipment.
 {MU:3.4 [2]_Transfer Indv. Data}
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(7) [Full Install] → [Execute]
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→ The main unit software is transferred (full installation) in the equipment. 
When transferring completed, the [Command completed.] screen appears. 
(8) End the PC-Utility by clicking the [Logout] button on the maintenance 
tree.
→ PC-Utility terminates and the logout window opens indicating [It logged out 
from the printer. Please close this page.].
<REMARKS>
If the PC-Utility is ended by clicking , unless the pop-up blocker setting of the 
browser is canceled, the logout screen will not be displayed.
 {MU:3.1.1_Environment of PC for Servicing}
(9) Close the logout window.
(10) Reboot the equipment so that the changes made in the main unit 
software become effective.
(11) Connect the communication of the PC for servicing to the equipment.
(12) Restore the individual data saved in the PC for servicing prior to the 
full installation.
 {MU:3.4 [2]_Transfer Indv. Data}
<REMARKS>
The individual data restored will become effective after the equipment is 
rebooted.
(13) End the PC-Utility by clicking the [Logout] button on the maintenance 
tree.
→ PC-Utility terminates and the logout window opens indicating [It logged out 
from the printer. Please close this page.].
(14) Close the logout window.
(15) Reboot the equipment so that the individual data becomes effective.
(16) Connect the communication of the PC for servicing to the equipment.
(17) Execute [1-3-2.Set Date] of the PC-Utility to set the system date and 
time.
 {MU:3.4 [1-3-1]_Set Date}
(18) Execute [1-2-1.Set Rem.Films] of the PC-Utility to set the remaining 
number of films.
 {MU:3.4 [1-2-2]_Set Rem. Films}
(19) Check that the equipment which has been fully installed starts and 
operates normally.
(20) End the PC-Utility.
(21) Shutdown the PC for servicing.
(22) Disconnect the network cable of the PC for servicing from the network 
to which the equipment is connected.
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SERVICE MANUAL
SERVICE MODE (MU)
CONTROL SHEET
Issue Date Revision Number Reason Pages Affected
03.16.2018 01 New Release All Pages
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1. U-UTILITY (USER-UTILITY)
The U-Utility functions are intended for both the user and service engineer.
1.1 U-Utility Menu Tree
U-Utility
[1] AUTO F.D.C.
[2] Test Pattern
[3] Unlock Tray
[4] Set Counters
[5] Transition Time
[6] Volume
[6-1] Alarm
[6-2] Key Touch Tone
[7] Automated F.D.C.
[8] Set Date/Time
[9] Check Version
[10] Remaining Films
[11] QC
[11-1] QC Test Pattern
[11-2] History
[11-2-1] Built-in Densitometer/External Densitometer
[11-2-2] Format
[11-2-3] Artifacts
[11-3] Settings
[11-3-1] Built-in Densitometer
[11-3-1-1] Auto
[11-3-1-2] Manual
[11-3-2] External Densitometer
[11-3-3] Format
[11-4] LUT
[12] Mammo. QC
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1.2 Starting and Ending the U-Utility
n Starting the U-Utility
Touch [UTILITY] on the “Home” screen.
 
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[Touch]
UTILITY button
n Ending the U-Utility
At the U-Utility main menu, touch [BACK].
 
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[Touch]
BACK button
1.3 Details of U-Utility Commands
[1] AUTO F.D.C.
<FUNCTION>
Command for printing the 24-steps pattern, and calculating 24-steps density correction 
from the density data measured by the density measurement section.
<REMARKS>
• Degeneration film trays are rejected.
• The number of prints is fixed at one.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the film tray.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY 2]/[TRAY 3]
<REMARKS>
Multiple film trays can be selected.
2. To change the shift value (Dmax) for high density correction, select 
[Dmax ↑ ↓].
[4] to [-3]
3. Check the printed results.
<IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGES>
The changes made will be effective immediately.
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[2] Test Pattern
<FUNCTION>
Command for printing test patterns (SMPTE, 17-Steps, User Settable, Spatial 
Resolution).
<NOTE>
• To print 17-Steps/User Settable/Spatial Resolution patterns on this menu, set
[17-Steps Pattern]/[User Settable]/[Spatial Resolution] to “ON” at the [Setting3]
setting of the PC-Utility beforehand.
 {MU:3.4 [1-3-11]_Enable 17-Steps Pattern}
 {MU:3.4 [1-3-12]_Enable User Settable}
 {MU:3.4 [1-3-13]_Enable Spatial Resolution}
• To output the desired User Settable pattern, save the user settable images in
the equipment beforehand.
 {MU:3.4_[3-6-7]_Save User Settable}
<REMARKS>
• Degeneration film trays are rejected.
• The number of prints is fixed at one.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the test pattern.
[SMPTE]/[17-Steps]/[User Settable]/[Spatial Resolution]
2. Select the film tray.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY 2]/[TRAY 3]
3. Select the Dmax. (17-Steps pattern, Spatial Resolution pattern only)
[2.64]/[3.0]/[3.3]/[3.6]
<REMARKS>
Only required items are displayed, and after selecting the item, printing starts by 
touching the [OK] button on the upper right side of the screen.
4. Select the AE Title
[default]/[FCR-CSL]/[QC-TEST]/[MAammoQCTest]
5. Select the number of printing frames.
[1]/[2]/[4]/[6]/[8]/[12]
6. Select the LUT number.
[LUT1]/[LUT2]/[LUT3]/[LUT4]/[LUT5]/[LUT6]/[LUT7]/[LUT8]
7. Select the interpolation type.
[SHARP]/[MEDIUM]/[SMOOTH]
8. Select the interpolation method.
[CUBIC]/[NONE]
9. Check the printing results.
[3] Unlock Tray
<FUNCTION>
Command for clearingthe tray lock and opening the tray.
<REMARKS>
• Degeneration film trays are rejected.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Insert the shutter into the film tray, and select the corresponding film
tray.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY 2]/[TRAY 3]
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[4] Set Counters
<FUNCTION>
Command for displaying the number of films used per film tray, and clearing this count 
to zero.
<REMARKS>
• The film count per film tray is displayed in decimal 4-digits, and increased at the end 
of film removal (becomes 0 after 999999).
• The total film count per film tray is displayed in decimal 8-digits, and increased at 
the end of film removal (becomes 0 after 999999).
• The total film count per film tray cannot be cleared to zero. 
<OPERATIONS>
1. Touch [C] next to each tray title.
2. Select [OK] or [Cancel].
3. [OK]
→ The film count of the selected tray is cleared.
<IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGES>
The changes made will be effective immediately.
[5] Transiton Time
<FUNCTION>
Set the time until the machine shifts to the power save mode.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the time until the machine shifts to the power save mode.
→[---]/[15]/[30/[45]/[60]/[75]/[90]/[105]/[120]
<IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGES>
The changes made will be effective immediately.
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[6] Volume
[6-1] Alarm
<FUNCTION>
Command for setting alarm.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the alarm.
[ON]/[PULSE]/[OFF]
2. Select the volume.
[HIGH]/[MEDIUM]/[LOW]
<IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGES>
The changes made will be effective immediately.
[6-2] Key Touch Tone
<FUNCTION>
Command for setting key touch tone.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the key touch tone.
[ON]/[OFF]
2. Select the volume.
[HIGH]/[MEDIUM]/[LOW]
<IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGES>
The changes made will be effective immediately.
[7] Automated F.D.C.
<FUNCTION>
Command for setting automatic density correction execution.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the timing to execute automatic density correction.
[Per film pack.]/[Per film lot No.]/[None]
<REMARKS>
• [Per film pack.] : Automatic density correction is executed when film pack is 
replaced.
• [Per film lot No.] : Automatic density correction is executed when film lot 
number is changed.
<IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGES>
The changes made will be effective immediately.
[8] Set Date/Time
<FUNCTION>
Command for setting the system date and time.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Enter the system date and time (year/month/day/hour/minute).
<IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGES>
The changes made will be effective immediately.
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[9] Check Version
<FUNCTION>
Command for displaying the software version.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Check the software version.
[10] Remaining Films
<REMARKS>
Not selectable when MJ Mode/DJ Mode is turned on through PC-Utility.
<FUNCTION>
Command for setting the number of films remaining.
<OPERATION>
1. Select the film tray.
2. Change the number of films remaining.
3. Select [OK] or [Canncel].
4. [OK]
→ The number of films remaining of the tray selected changes.
<IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGES>
The changes made will be effective immediately.
[11] QC
<NOTE>
To execute this menu, there is a need to set [QC] to “ON” using the PC-Utility 
beforehand.
 {MU:3.4 [1-2-4]_Enable QC}
[11-1] QC Test Pattern
<FUNCTION>
Command for printing test patterns and displaying/saving density values measured by 
the built-in densitometer of the equipment.
<OPERATIONS>
1. [QC TEST PATTERN]
2. Select the film tray.
[TRAY 1]/[TRAY 2]/[TRAY 3]
3. [OK]
→ The QC test pattern is printed, and the measured density values are displayed 
on the operation panel.
4. Select [SAVE]/[BACK].
• [SAVE] : The measured results are saved, and return to the QC main 
menu window.
• [BACK] : The measured results are not saved, and return to the QC main 
menu window.
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[11-2] History
<FUNCTION>
Command for displaying the QC measurement results, and correcting these results 
based on the printed QC test pattern.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Execute “[11-1] QC Test Pattern”.
2. [History]
3. Select data, and select [Detail]/[DELETE].
• [Detail] : Details of [Result in detail] of the selected data are displayed.
 For [Result: FAIL], the background will be displayed in red.
• [DELETE] : The data selected is deleted.
4. If [Datail] is selected, set [11-2-1_Built-in Densitometer/External 
Densitometer], [11-2-2_Format], and [11-2-3_Artifacts].
[11-2-1] Built-in Densitometer/External Densitometer
<OPERATIONS>
1. Measure “Density 0” to “Density 3” of the QC test pattern using the 
external densitometer.
2. Enter the 100 times values of “Density 0” measured using the external 
densitometer.
3. Enter the 100 times values of “Density 1” measured using the external 
densitometer.
4. Enter the 100 times values of “Density 2” measured using the external 
densitometer.
5. Enter the 100 times values of “Density 3” measured using the external 
densitometer.
6. [OK]
→ The measured values of the external densitometer set are displayed at the 
[Result in detail] window. If these new values exceed the established criteria, 
the background is displayed in red.
<NOTE>
To use “Density 4”, there is a need to set “Density 4” to “Enable” using the 
PC-Utility beforehand.
 {MU:3.4 [1-2-6]_Printing Dmax}
[11-2-2] Format
<OPERATIONS>
1. Measure [Format A] and [Format B] of the QC test pattern.
2. Enter the 10 times value (mm) of [Format A] measured.
3. Enter the 10 times value (mm) of [Format B] measured.
4. [OK]
→ The measured values of the external densitometer set are displayed at the 
[Result in detail] window. If these new values exceed the established criteria, 
the background is displayed in red.
[11-2-3] Artifacts
<OPERATIONS>
1. Visually check the QC test pattern for artifact.
2. Select [ARTIFACT].
[(blank)]/[PASS]/[FAIL]
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[11-3] Settings
<FUNCTION>
Command for setting the baseline values and established criteria, at [Built-in 
Densitometer], [External Densitometer], and [Format] for each film tray.
[11-3-1] Built-in Densitometer
[11-3-1-1] Auto
<OPERATIONS>
1. [TRAY1] → [OK]
→ Three QC test patterns are output, and the average density is displayed.
2. Select [SAVE]/[CANCEL].
• [SAVE] : The output results are stored and return to the [Built-in 
Densitometer] screen.
• [CANCEL] : The output results are not stored and return to the [Built-in 
Densitometer] screen.
3. Perform the above procedure for [TRAY 2] and [TRAY 3].
[11-3-1-2] Manual
<OPERATIONS>
1. [TRAY 1]
2. [DENSITY 0]
3. Enter the 100 times value of the baseline values of density 0.
4. Enter the 100 times value of the established criteria of density 0.
5. Perform the above procedure for [DENSITY 1], [DENSITY 2] and 
[DENSITY 3].
6. Perform the above procedure for [TRAY 2] and [TRAY 3].
<NOTE>
To use “Density 4”, there is a need to set “Density 4” to “Enable” using the 
PC-Utility beforehand.
 {MU:3.4 [1-2-6]_Printing Dmax}
[11-3-2] External Densitometer
<OPERATIONS>
1. [TRAY 1]
2. [DENSITY 0]
3. Enter the 100 times value of the baseline values of density 0.
4. Enter the 100 times value of the established criteria of density 0.
5. Perform the above procedure for [DENSITY 1], [DENSITY 2] and 
[DENSITY 3].
6. Perform the above procedure for [TRAY 2] and [TRAY 3].
<NOTE>
To use “Density 4”, there is a need to set “Density 4” to “Enable” using the 
PC-Utility beforehand.
 {MU:3.4 [1-2-6]_Printing Dmax}
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[11-3-3] Format
1. [TRAY 1]
2. [FORMAT A]
3. Enter the 10 times value of the baseline values of format A.
4. Enter the 10 times value of the established criteria of format A.
5. Perform the above procedure for [FORMAT B].
6. Perform the above procedure for [TRAY 2] and [TRAY 3].
<REMARKS>
Format baseline values by film size (Allowable range: 5%)
35x43 cm: Format A; 304.0 mm, Format B; 406.0 mm
28x35 cm: FormatA; 304.0 mm, Format B; 202.0 mm
26x36 cm: Format A; 304.0 mm, Format B; 202.0 mm
25x30 cm: Format A; 202.0 mm, Format B; 202.0 mm
20x25 cm: Format A; 156.0 mm, Format B; 202.0 mm
[11-4] LUT
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the tray.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY2]/[TRAY 3]
2. Select the AE title.
[default]/[FCR-CSL]/[QC-TEST]/[MAammoQCTest]
3. Select the LUT number (1 to 8).
4. [OK]
→ The LUT number of the selected tray is set.
[12] Mammo. QC
<FUNCTION>
Command for outputting the pattern for Mammo QC.
<NOTE>
• To execute this menu, there is a need to set the Mammo QC function to “OK” 
using the PC-Utility beforehand.
 {MU:3.4 [1-2-9]_Enable MammoQC}
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the test pattern.
[TG18-QC]/ [TG18-PQC]/ [TG18-PQC(HIGH)]/ [TG18-UN80]/ [TG18-UN10]/ 
[TG18-UNL80]/ [TG18-UNL10]/ [17-Steps]/ [Grid]/ [Spatial Resolution]
<REMARKS>
• [TG18-PQC] : 10 pix/mm, no enlargement/reduction
• [TG18-PQC(HIGH)] : 20 pix/mm, no enlargement/reduction
• [Spatial Resolution] : No enlargement/reduction
2. Select the film tray.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY2]/[TRAY 3]
<NOTE>
Limit the output size of [TG18-QC] and [17-Steps] to 28x35 cm, 26x36 cm, 
25x30 cm, or 20x25 cm size because an output in 35x43 cm size does not 
have sufficient density in its maximum density area (Dmax 3.6).
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3. Select the [LUT].
<REMARKS>
• The LUT number should be selected only when the following is selected: 
[TG18-QC]/ [TG18-PQC]/ [TG18-PQC(HIGH)]/ [TG18-UN80]/ [TG18-UN10]/ 
[TG18-UNL80]/ [TG18-UNL10]
• For [17-Steps]/[Grid]/[Spatial Resolution], the film is output in Dmax=3.6 and 
Dmin=0.2, without any tone processing.
4. Check the output results.
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2. M-UTILITY (MAINTENANCE 
UTILITY)
2.1 M-Utility Menu Tree
M-Utility
[1] System Config.
[1-1] Set Tray
[1-2] Set ML Dmax
[2] Error Log
[2-1] Display Error Log
[2-2] Error Log Clear
[3] Network
[3-1] Set TCP/IP
[3-1-1] IP Address
[3-1-2] SubNetMask
[3-1-3] Gateway
[3-1-4] Mac Address
[3-2] Test Network
[4] Select Language
[5] Test Pattern
[5-1] 24-Steps
[5-2] 17-Steps
[5-3] Flat
[5-4] Cleaning
[5-5] Grid
[5-6] Film out to Sorter
[5-7] Uniformity
[5-8] User Settable
[5-9] Spatial Resolution
[6] F.D.C.
[6-1] Check Density
[6-2] 24-Steps
[7] Remainig Films
[8] Check Mechanism
[8-1] Motor Operation
[8-2] Other Actuators
[8-3] Sensor Monitor
[8-4] Barcode Test
[9] Heat-Developer
[9-1] Temperature
[9-2] Fan Operation
[9-3] Power Supply Voltage
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2.2 Starting and Ending the M-Utility
n Starting the M-Utility
 
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[Touch]
UTILITY button
#1
[Touch]
Left top of 
display
n Ending the M-Utility
At the M-Utility top menu, touch the [EXIT] button on the operation panel.
<REMARKS>
• The equipment enters the following mode after M-Utility ends.
• Start from initialization mode : Initial self-diagnosis
• Start from routine mode : Returns to the routine mode after re-initialization 
self-diagnosis 
• Start from abnormal mode : Returns to the abnormal processing screen for 
shutdown
• If mechanical parts are operated, re-initialization self-diagnosis is carried out after 
M-Utility ends.
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2.3 Details of M-Utility Commands
The 11x14 size is supported only by software version V1.5 or later of max 3-tray 
models. 11x14 size related settings can only be set using M-Utility, and not with DI 
Tool.
[1] System Config.
[1-1] Set Tray
<NOTE>
The 11x14(28x35cm) size is supported only by software version V1.6 or 
later.
	CAUTION
11 x 14 (28 x 35 cm) films of Clear base type and ML type do not exist.
When 11 x 14 (28 x 35 cm) size is selected, be sure to set Film base color to Blue 
Base/HL. If Film base color is set to Clear base/HL or Blue base/ML and printed, 
proper images will not be output and it may cause a wrong diagnosis.
<FUNCTION>
<INSTRUCTIONS>
10x14 and 11x14 cannot be selected together. (10x14 and 11x14 cannot be used 
together on one machine.)
Command for setting film used per film tray.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the film tray.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY 2]/[TRAY 3]
2. Select the film size.
[14x17 (35x43cm)]/[14x14 (35x35cm)]/[10x14 (26x36cm) / 11x14 (28x35cm)]/
[10x12 (25x30cm)]/[8x10 (20x25cm)]
<NOTE>
・ Do not select [14x14 (35x35cm)].
・ With software version V1.5 or later of max 3-tray models, the 10x14/11x14 
button will be displayed on the last page of the [1-1-2-4] Option setting 
screen. Setting to 10x14 or 11x14 using this button changes the size 
displayed at the Set Tray screen.
3. Select the film base color.
[DI-ML]/[DI-HL]/[DI-HLC]
<IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGES>
The changes made will be effective after the equipment is rebooted.
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[1-2] Set ML Dmax
<FUNCTION>
Command for setting whether to print by tone type (Dmax) of the images sent when 
DI-ML film is loaded.
<REMARKS>
These settings apply to all trays.
<DEFAULT>
[Real Dmax on film:3.6], [Requested Dmax less than 3.6: Reject]
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select [Real Dmax on film].
• [3.6]: When printing requests above Dmax3.6 are received, prints at Dmax3.6 
on DI-ML films.
• [4.0]: When printing requests above Dmax3.6 are received, prints at Dmax4.0 
on DI-ML films.
<REMARKS>
If both DI-HL films and DI-ML films of the same size are loaded and the print 
request is less than Dmax3.6, printing will start from DI-HL films.
2. Select [Requested Dmax less than 3.6].
• [Accept] : If the print request is less than Dmax3.6 and there is no DI-HL 
film, DI-ML film is used.
• [Reject] : If the print request is less than Dmax3.6, DI-ML film is not used.
<REMARKS>
If both DI-HL films and DI-ML films of the same size are loaded and [Reject] is 
selected, the film replenish screen will be displayed when DI-HL film runs out.
<IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGES>
The changes made will be effective after the equipment is rebooted.
[2] Error Log
[2-1] Display Error Log
<FUNCTION>
Command for displaying error log list.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Display the error log list.
→ The date of occurrence, place of occurrence, error code, and detailed error code 
are displayed.
[2-2] Error Log Clear
<FUNCTION>
Command for deleting error logs.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select [Error Log Clear].
2. Select [OK]/[Cancel].
<IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGES>
The settings made will be effective immediately.
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[3] Network
[3-1] Set TCP/IP
	CAUTION
• Perform Set TCP/IP menu settings after disconnecting the network cables 
(equipment side or network equipment side). Re-connect after completing 
settings and rebooting the equipment.
 If Set TCP/IP menu settings have been performed, the security will be 
vulnerable temporarily.
• If changing the Set TCP/IP menu settings (IP address, subnet mask, gateway 
address) and enabling those changes, be sure to touch [OK] on the Set TCP/
IP menu screen to end.
 Touching [OK] displays the menu screen. Then, reboot the equipment, as a 
result of which changes of the Set TCP/IP menu are reflected in the equipment 
correctly.
• After changing the setting items of the Set TCP/IP menu, if [Back] button is 
touched to end, and the equipment is rebooted, menu changes will not be 
reflected in the equipment correctly.
 In this case, the IP address will return to the default value set at shipment 
temporarily after the equipment is rebooted, and depending on the network 
environment of the installed site, IP address duplicate error may occur when 
the equipment is started up.
• The network must be in the enabled state (network cable is connected, and 
HUB power is ON) when the equipment is started after IP address setting.
 If the network is not enabled when the equipment is started, communication 
will not be possible even though the same display as normal start is 
displayed. In this case, enable use of the network and then start up the 
equipment again.
<INSTRUCTIONS>
Confirm details suchas IP address and subnet mask with the network 
administrator of the installation site.
[3-1-1] IP Address
<FUNCTION>
Command for setting the IP address used on the network.
<DEFAULT>
“172.16.1.60”
<OPERATIONS>
1. Enter the IP address (decimal).
<REMARKS>
• Input range: 0 to 255
• The following are not accepted.
 • “0.0.0.0”
 • “255.255.255.255”
 • No value is entered.
<IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGES>
The changes made will be effective after the equipment is rebooted.
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[3-1-2] SubNetMask
<FUNCTION>
Command for setting the subnet mask used on the network.
<DEFAULT>
“255.255.0.0”
<OPERATIONS>
1. Enter the subnet mask (decimal).
<REMARKS>
• Input range: 0 to 255
• Out of input range if no value is input.
<IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGES>
The changes made will be effective after the equipment is rebooted.
[3-1-3] Gateway
<FUNCTION>
Command for setting the gateway address used on the network.
<DEFAULT>
None
<OPERATIONS>
1. Enter the gateway address (decimal).
<REMARKS>
• Input range: 0 to 255
• Invalid input: “255.255.255.255”
• If no value is entered or “0.0.0.0” is entered, it will be taken as incomplete 
setting.
<IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGES>
The changes made will be effective after the equipment is rebooted.
[3-1-4] Mac Address
<FUNCTION>
The MAC address of the CPR board is displayed.
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[3-2] Test Network
<FUNCTION>
Command for checking network connection with the connected equipment using Ping.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Touch the [IP Address] button.
2. Enter the IP address of the equipment to be checked. → [OK]
3. [OK]
→ The test to check network connections is executed.
 If connection is normal, the following screen (example) is displayed.
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[4] Select Language
<FUNCTION>
Command for setting the display language of the operation panel.
<DEFAULT>
• In Japan: "Japanese"
• Outside Japan: "English"
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the display language.
[Japanese]/[English]/[German]/[French]/[Italian]/[Spanish]/[Portuguese]/
[Greek]/[CHS (Chinese, Simplified)]/[CHT (Chinese, Traditional)]/[Russian]/
[Turkish]/[Polish]/[Danish]/[Dutch]/[Czech]/[Hungarian]/[Romanian]/[Bulgarian]
<IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGES>
The changes made will be effective after the equipment is rebooted.
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[5] Test Pattern
[5-1] 24-Steps
<FUNCTION>
Command for printing the 24-steps pattern.
<REMARKS>
• The degeneration film tray can be selected and it results in an error.
• The film count set will be not preserved while the M-Utility is on.
<DEFAULT>
[Copies]: 1 (At startup of equipment)
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the film tray.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY 2]/[TRAY 3]
2. Enter the number of films to be printed (1 to 150).
3. Check the printing results.
[5-2] 17-Steps
<FUNCTION>
Command for printing the 17-steps pattern.
<REMARKS>
• The degeneration film tray can be selected and it results in an error.
• The film count set will be not preserved while the M-Utility is on.
<DEFAULT>
[Copies]: 1 (At startup of equipment)
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the film tray.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY 2]/[TRAY 3]
2. Select the Dmax.
[2.64]/[3.0]/[3.3]/[3.6]
3. Enter the number of films to be printed (1 to 150).
4. Check the printing results.
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[5-3] Flat
<FUNCTION>
Command for printing the flat pattern.
<REMARKS>
• The degeneration film tray can be selected and it results in an error.
• The film count set will be not preserved while the M-Utility is on.
<DEFAULT>
[Copies]: 1 (At startup of equipment), [Density]: 120 (At startup of equipment)
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the film tray.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY 2]/[TRAY 3]
2. Select the Dmax.
[2.64]/[3.0]/[3.3]/[3.6]
3. Enter the number of films to be printed (1 to 150).
4. Enter the flat density value (1 to 399).
5. Check the printing results.
[5-4] Cleaning
<FUNCTION>
Command for printing the cleaning film.
<REMARKS>
• The degeneration film tray can be selected and it results in an error.
• The film count set will be not preserved while the M-Utility is on.
<DEFAULT>
[Copies]: 1 (At startup of equipment)
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the film tray.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY 2]/[TRAY 3]
2. Enter the number of films to be printed (1 to 150).
3. Check the printing results.
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[5-5] Grid
<FUNCTION>
Command for printing the grid pattern.
<REMARKS>
• The degeneration film tray can be selected and it results in an error.
• The film count set will be not preserved while the M-Utility is on.
<DEFAULT>
[Copies]: 1 (At startup of equipment)
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the film tray.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY 2]/[TRAY 3]
2. Select the Dmax.
[2.64]/[3.0]/[3.3]/[3.6]
3. Enter the number of films to be printed (1 to 150).
4. Check the printing results.
[5-6] Film out to Sorter
<FUNCTION>
Command for printing flat patterns and discharging to the sorter.
<NOTE>
This command can be executed only when “[1-1-2-2-1] Sorter Connection” is set 
to “With Sorter”.
 {MU:3.4 [1-3-2]_Sorter Connection}
<REMARKS>
• The degeneration film tray can be selected and it results in an error.
• The film count set will be not preserved while the M-Utility is on.
• If the start bin number and end bin number are the same, films will be printed to the 
same bin. In other cases, films will be discharged to each bin sequentially starting 
from the start bin. After discharging to the last bin, films will be discharged starting 
from start bin again.
• The flat pattern density is fixed at 120 and the Dmax at 3.0.
<DEFAULT>
[Copies]: 1 (At startup of equipment)
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the film tray.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY 2]/[TRAY 3]
2. Enter the printing start bin number (1 to 4).
3. Enter the printing end bin number (1 to 4).
4. Enter the number of films to be printed (1 to 150).
5. Check the printing results.
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[5-7] Uniformity
<FUNCTION>
Command for printing the uniformity measurement pattern.
<REMARKS>
• The degeneration film tray can be selected and it results in an error.
• The film count set will be not preserved while the M-Utility is on.
<DEFAULT>
[Copies]: 1 (At startup of equipment)
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the film tray.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY 2]/[TRAY 3]
<NOTE>
Select the film for the maximum main scanning width.
26 x 36 > 35 x 43 > 28 x 35 > 25 x 30 > 20 x 25 cm size
2. Select the Dmax.
[2.64]/[3.0]/[3.3]/[3.6]
3. Enter the number of films to be printed (1 to 150).
4. Check the printing results.
[5-8] User Settable
<FUNCTION>
Command for printing User Settable pattern (user data image).
 {MU:1.3 [2]_TEST PATTERN}
<NOTE>
• To print User Settable pattern, set [User Settable] to “Enable” at the [Option]
setting of the M-Utility beforehand.
 {MU:3.4 [1-3-12]_User Settable ON/OFF}
• To output the desired User Settable pattern, save the user settable images in
the equipment beforehand.
 {MU:3.4 [3-6-7]_Save User Settable}
<REMARKS>
• The degeneration film tray can be selected and it results in an error.
• The film count set will be not preserved while the M-Utility is on.
• The output film is printed with 8-frame images from LUT1 to LUT8 in the order of
top left to bottom right in the landscape format.
<DEFAULT>
[Copies]: 1 (At startup of equipment)
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<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the film tray.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY 2]/[TRAY 3]
2. Select the AE Title.
[default]/[DR-CSL]/[MAammoQCTest]/[QC-TEST]/[FCR-CSL]
3. Select the interpolation type.
[SHARP]/[MEDIUM]/[SMOOTH]
4. Select the interpolation method.
[CUBIC]/[NONE]
<NOTE>
If [NONE] is selected, images may be reduced according to the selected 
film size.
5. Enter the number of films to be printed (1 to 150).
6. Check the printing results.
[5-9] Spatial Resolution
<FUNCTION>
Command for printing the spatial resolution pattern (20 pix/mm recording verification 
pattern).
 (MU:1.3 [2]_TEST PATTERN)
<REMARKS>
• The degeneration film tray canbe selected and it results in an error.
• The film count set will be not preserved while the M-Utility is on.
<DEFAULT>
[Copies]: 1 (At startup of equipment)
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the film tray.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY 2]/[TRAY 3]
2. Select the Dmax.
[2.64]/[3.0]/[3.3]/[3.6]
3. Enter the number of films to be printed (1 to 150).
4. Check the printing results.
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[6] F.D.C.
[6-1] Check Density
<FUNCTION>
Command for printing 17-steps pattern, and displaying 17-steps data measured by the 
density measurement section on the operation panel.
<REMARKS>
• The degeneration film tray can be selected and it results in an error.
• The number of prints is fixed at 1.
l Specified Values
Step Dmax 2.64 Dmax 3.0 Dmax 3.3 Dmax 3.6
1 fog fog fog fog
2 Density should be between densities of step 1 and step 3.
3 Density should be between densities of step 2 and step 4.
4 0.30±0.05 0.30±0.05 0.30±0.05 0.30±0.05
5 0.48±0.05 0.48±0.05 0.48±0.05 0.48±0.05
6 0.66±0.05 0.66±0.05 0.66±0.05 0.66±0.05
7 0.84±0.05 0.84±0.05 0.84±0.05 0.84±0.05
8 1.02±0.05 1.02±0.05 1.02±0.05 1.02±0.05
9 1.20±0.05 1.20±0.05 1.20±0.05 1.20±0.05
10 1.38±0.05 1.38±0.05 1.38±0.05 1.38±0.05
11 1.56±0.05 1.56±0.05 1.56±0.05 1.56±0.05
12 1.74±0.05 1.74±0.05 1.74±0.05 1.74±0.05
13 1.92±0.05 1.92±0.05 1.92±0.05 1.92±0.05
14 2.10±0.07 2.10±0.07 2.10±0.07 2.10±0.07
15 2.28±0.07 2.40±0.10 2.40±0.10 2.43±0.10
16 2.46±0.07 2.70±0.10 2.70±0.10 2.95±0.10
17 2.64±0.07 3.00±0.10 3.30±0.20 3.60±0.20
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the film tray.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY 2]/[TRAY 3]
2. Select the Dmax.
[2.64]/[3.0]/[3.3]/[3.6]
3. Check the results of execution.
The measured density of each step of the pattern is displayed.
[6-2] 24-Steps
<FUNCTION>
Command for displaying the 24-steps density data on the operation panel.
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[7] Remaining Films
<REMARKS>
Not selectable when MJ Mode/DJ Mode is turned on through PC-Utility.
<FUNCTION>
Command for setting the number of films remaining.
<OPERATION>
1. Select the film tray.
2. Change the number of films remaining.
3. [OK]
→ The number of films remaining of the tray selected changes.
<IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGES>
The changes made will be effective immediately.
[8] Check Mechanism
[8-1] Motor Operation
<FUNCTION>
Command for performing individual operations of the conveyor motor.
<REMARKS>
• Not all operations (STOP/CW/CCW) can be selected for some motors.
• The motor will not stop driving unless [STOP] or re-initialization is performed.
 
FPCU0302.ai
: Film conveyance direction
: Roller rotation direction in respect to the film 
 conveyance direction
: Operating direction of motor in CW/CCW in illustration
MG1:CW
MD1:CCW
MB12:CCW
MB22:CCW
MJ1:CW
ME1:CCW
MB32:CCW
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<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the conveyor motor.
[MB12]/[MB22]/[MB32]/[MD1]/[ME1]/[MG1]/[MJ1]
2. Select the Action.
[STOP]/[CW]/[CCW]
3. Select the Speed. (Cannot select at ME1.)
[High Speed]/[Low Speed]
4. Check the selected operation.
[8-2] Other Actuators
<FUNCTION>
Command for performing individual operations of actuators.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the actuator.
[SOLA11]/[SOLA21]/[SOLA31]/[SOLD1]/[SOLT1]/[SOLT2]/[SOLT3]
2. Select [ON] or [OFF].
3. Check the selected operations.
[8-3] Sensor Monitor
<FUNCTION>
Command for performing sensor monitoring.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Perform the sensor monitoring.
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I/O symbol Name ON State OFF State
SA11
Film pack/shutter detection 
sensor
Film pack/shutter is 
present No film pack/shutterSA21
SA31
SA13
Tray lock detection sensor Tray lock is released Tray lock is not re-
leasedSA23
SA33
SB11
Suction cup arm HP detection 
sensor
Suction cup arm is at 
home position
Suction cup arm is not 
at home positionSB21
SB31
SB12
Film surface detection sensor Suction cup is at film 
surface 
Film suction state is 
detectedSB22
SB32
SD1 Conveyor unit entrance sen-
sor
Film is at upper con-
veyor unit entrance
Film is not at upper con-
veyor unit entrance
SD2 Conveyor unit exit sensor Film is at upper con-
veyor unit exit
Film is not at upper con-
veyor unit exit
SD3 Cleaning roller detection sen-
sor
Cleanning roller is 
present Cleaning roller is absent
SD4 Stopper release detection 
sensor
Stopper is at releasing 
position
Stopper is not at releas-
ing position (Stopper 
set)
SJ1 Film release unit entrance 
sensor
Film is at film release 
unit entrance
Film is not at film re-
lease unit entrance
SJ2 Film release sensor Film is at release unit 
exit of the output tray
Film is not at release 
unit exit of the output 
tray
ST1 2nd bin film release sensor, 
3rd bin film release sensor, 
4th bin film release sensor
Reflection type sensor ON when film is at exit 
of sorterST2
ST3
SK* Cover interlock switch A cover is open A cover is closed
SW02 All interlock switch A cover is open A cover is closed
FB01
Fuse sensor for SND28B
Fuse cut
* FB01 to FB05 be-
comes ON when 
SW02 is ON.
Normal
FB02
FB03
FB04
FB05
FB06
FB07
FB08
I/O symbol Name ON State OFF State
FC01
Fuse sensor for SND38C
Fuse cut
* FC01 to FC04 be-
comes ON when 
SW02 is ON.
Normal
FC02
FC03
FC04
FC08
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[8-4] Barcode Test
<FUNCTION>
Command for executing the barcode reader reading test and checking operations of 
the barcode reader when reading errors of the barcode reader occur.
There are two barcode reader reading tests; one by setting the barcode in the film tray 
and reading barcodes through the filter, and the other is reading barcodes directly by 
pressing the barcode against the reading area.
<INSTRUCTIONS>
For reading tests, use the barcodes pasted on the film pack for this equipment.
<REMARKS>
Executing the barcode reading test reads the following barcode values.
<OPERATIONS>
l When setting barcode in the film tray to perform reading tests
1. Select the film tray to be tested.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY 2]/[TRAY 3]
2. [OK]
3. Select [Unlock].
4. Pull out the film tray, and set the barcode to be tested on the film tray.
Set a used film pack or a new one.
5. Insert the film tray into the equipment and select [Lock Tray].
6. Select [OK].
After reading, check that the value displayed on the operation panel 
and the barcode value used for the reading test are the same.
7. Select [OK].
→ Barcode reading ends. 
l When performing reading test on the barcode reader alone
1. Select the film tray to be tested.
[TRAY1]/[TRAY 2]/[TRAY 3]
2. [OK]
3. Select [Unlock].
4. Remove the film tray from the film loading unit.
5. Press the barcode to be used for the reading test against the reading
area of the barcode reader.
Press the barcode of a used film pack or a new one.
6. Select [Read Barcode].
After reading, check that the value displayed on the operation panel
and the barcode value used for the reading test are the same.
7. Select [Cancel].
→ Barcode reading ends.
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[9] Heat-Developer
[9-1] Temperature
<FUNCTION>
Command for performing temperature monitoring of each thermistor.
<REMARKS>
The displayed temperature is ten times the value and can be displayed to the first 
decimal point.
[9-2] Fan Operation
<FUNCTION>
Command for performing the ON/OFF operations of the cooling fan.
<NOTE>
• After executing fan operations, exiting the M-Utility executes re-initialization 
and returns normal operations of the fan.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the Action.
[ON]/[OFF]/[intermittent]
2. Check the selected operations.
[9-3] Power Supply Voltage
<FUNCTION>
Command for setting the power voltage of the heater.
<NOTE>
• When changing this setting, relocate the voltage switching cable on the heater 
circuit board at the same time with the one that supports the corresponding 
voltage.
• If the wrong voltage is set, the equipment may set into the Ready state earlier 
or later than expected, resultingin change in recording density for the first 
few films immediately after Ready.
<REMARKS>
This equipment performs heat development control by changing the pulse width of the 
heater ON time according to the voltage selected.
<OPERATIONS>
1. Select the input power voltage.
[100V]/[110V]/[120V]/[200V]/[220V]/[230V]/[240V]
2. Select [OK]/[Cancel].
• [OK] : The power voltage selected is set.
• [Cancel] : The power voltage selected is not set and returns to the previous 
screen.
<IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGES>
The changes made will be effective after the equipment is rebooted.
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3. PC-UTILITY
PC-Utility is used for changing the settings of the equipment by directly accessing 
setup files in the equipment and editing them using FTP communication as interface.
Edit this setup file on the browser of the PC for servicing .
 {MD:1.1_Functions of Equipment}
3.1 Preparations for Using the PC for Servicing
In order to use the PC-Utility, the Service Center or Service Station, etc. must first set 
the directory of the FTP site.
<NOTE>
The 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T straight cable is required for 
connecting the PC for servicing.
<REMARKS>
This manual describes the procedure for connecting the PC for servicing to this 
equipment via the network, but it is also possible to directly connect the PC for 
servicing to this equipment using the 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T crossing 
cable.
3.1.1 Environment of PC for Servicing
l	OS
Microsoft Windows 7 (32bit/64bit), Windows 8 (32bit/64bit), or Windows 7.
<REMARKS>
• Edition for Windows 7 
 Professional/ Ultimatel
l	Accessories
CD-ROM drive
l	Network Interface
Ethernet port should be usable.
l	External Connecting Device
CD-ROM drive
l	Browser
Internet Explorer 11 should be installed.
<NOTE>
When any pop-up blocker tool such as Google Toolbar is installed, the pop-up 
blocker feature must be disabled.
l	Others
The FTP of the Internet Information Service should be operating.
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3.1.2 Preparations for Using the PC for Servicing
l Setting a Windows Account for the PC for Servicing
The userrname and password should be registered.
• User: dryprinter
• Password: fujifilm
• Access permission: Administrator
<REMARKS>
The above are already set and need not be set for PCs for servicing using DI Tools for 
FUJIFILM imager equipment other than this equipment.
l Setting the FTP Site Directory
The FTP site directory should be set as follows
“Any drive letter”:\Program Files\fujifilm\DRYPIX”
3.1.3 Creating the Data Storage Folder
Create the storage folder for various data of the equipment.
1. Load the main unit software CD-R into the CD-ROM drive of the PC for
servicing.
→ The “DPXEDGCopyTool.exe” starts automatically and [DPX EDGE Copy Tool]
window is displayed.
<REMARKS>
If it does not start automatically, double-click “DPXEDGCopyTool.exe” in the 
CD-R and start it.
2. Enter the FTP site root directory at [Input drive of FTP-Home].
3. Enter [Establish name] and [Printer host name].
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4. [Make]
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#1
#2#3 #4
→ Data strage folder is created and the [Success.] screen appears.
<REMARKS>
• Data strage folder:
 “Any drive letter”:\Program Files\Fujifilm\DRYPIX\DRYPIXEDGE\Printers\
Establish name_Printer name
• The data storage folder contains the following three empty folders:
• “Indv” folder: Location for storing individual data
• “Log” folder: Location for storing log data
• “Operation” folder: Location for storing equipment operation data
5. [OK]
6. Close all windows, and unload the main unit software CD-R.
3.1.4 Settings in the Use of Windows 7 PC for Servicing
When using the Windows 7 PC for servicing, the following precautions and additional 
settings are required for operating the service tool software.
n Checking installation of IIS
Ensure that [Internet Information Service (IIS) Manager] is installed by checking 
[Administrative Tools] of [Control Panel].
1. Select [Control Panel] from [Start Button].
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2. Select [System and Security] on the [Control Panel] window.
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3. Select [Administrative Tools] on the [System and Security] window.
[Administrative Tools].
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4. Check if [Internet Information Service (IIS) Manager] is displayed on
the [Administrative Tools] window.
 {MU:3.1.4_Settings in the Use of Windows 7 PC for Servicing/■Installing 
IIS}
If [Internet Information Service (IIS) Manager] is displayed,
 {MU:3.1.4_Settings in the Use of Windows 7 PC for Servicing/■Setting IIS}
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n Installing IIS
Install IIS from [Programs] of [Control Panel].
1. Select [Programs] from the [Control Panel] window.
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2. Select [Turn Windows features on or off] in [Programs and Features] 
on the [Programs] window.
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3. Tick [FTP Service] on the [Windows Features] window.
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Wait a few moments.
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4. After the window above disappears, perform [3.1.6 Settings in the Use 
of Windows 7 PC for Servicing/■Checking installation of IIS] to ensure 
that IIS is installed correctly.
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n Setting IIS
Specify the home directory for the FTP on [Internet Information Service (IIS) Manager] 
of [Administrative Tools].
1. Select [Internet Information Service (IIS) Manager] on the 
[Administrative Tools] window.
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2. Right click the connected PC name on the [Internet Information 
Service (IIS) Manager] window and select [Add FTP Site...].
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3. Set [FTP site name] and [Physical path] on [Site Information] of the [Add 
FTP Site] window and the click [Next].
<NOTE>
Select the drive in which DI Tool is installed.
e.g.) C:\Prgram Files\FujiFilm\DRYPIX
D:\Prgram Files\FujiFilm\DRYPIX etc.
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Enter “dryprinter”
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4. Select [No SSL]] on [Binding and SSL Settings] of the [Add FTP Site] 
window and click [Next].
5. Tick [Basic] of [Authentication] on the [Add FTP Site] window and 
select [Specified users] of [Allow access to:]. After entering [dryprinter], 
elect [Read] and [Write] of [Permissions] and click [Finish].
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n Setting Firewall
1. Start [Windows Firewall with Advanced Security] from [Administrative 
Tools].
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2. Select [Inbound Rules] from left click menu on the [Windows Firewall 
with Advanced Security] window and right click [FTP Server (FTP 
Traffic-In)] to select [Enable Rule].
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3. Right click [FTP Server Passive (FTP Passive Traffic-In)] and select 
[Enable Rule].
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4. Restart the PC.
3.2 Flow of PC-Utility Operations
3.2.1 Connecting PC for Servicing to the Network
Connect PC for servicing to the network. (When using the PC for servicing)
1. Connect network cable of the PC for servicing to the network to which 
the equipment is connected.
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3.2.2 Connecting to the Equipment (Starting PC-Utility)
Connect the communication of the PC for servicing to the equipment.
1. Turn ON the power of the equipment.
2. Start Internet Explorer on the PC for servicing.
3. Enter the following address in the address bar, and then press the 
<ENTER> key on the key board.
http://“default IP address of this equipment:”20051/USER/Login.htm
<NOTE>
When entering the address, discriminate between upper and lower cases.
<REMARKS>
When the IP address is the factory default value, the URL is as follows:
http://172.16.1.60:20051/USER/Login.htm
→ The login screen is displayed.
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3. Enter the following username and password, select the language 
(English) and click [Login].
Login: dryprinter
Password: fujifilm