Versamark DS5600 Series - Kodak
Versamark DS5600 Series - Kodak
Versamark DS5600 Series - Kodak
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Chapter 2. Operation<br />
Print Station Operation<br />
Stim Adjustment<br />
Stim and stim gram adjustment should be done only by a trained service<br />
technician. It is never required as part of normal operation.<br />
Stim Phase Adjustment<br />
The phase setting may require adjustment when the print station reaches<br />
a maximum operating temperature, or if the operating environment<br />
changes significantly. There are 16 phase settings to choose from. Use<br />
the following procedure to find and record the stim phase window:<br />
1. From the Control screen, select Service Menu (8)<br />
2. Select Parameters Menu (9), and enter the password.<br />
3. Select Stim Phase (4).<br />
4. Select each of the 16 different phase settings. Record all phase<br />
settings that print test patterns of good quality.<br />
5. Examine the printed test patterns. Several adjacent settings should<br />
provide good print quality. These phase settings are the phase<br />
window.<br />
6. Find the center of the Phase window, then set the phase one value<br />
above the center. This is the set point.<br />
Charge Voltage Adjustment<br />
Use the following procedure to find and record the charge voltage<br />
window:<br />
1. From the Control Menu screen, select Service Menu (8).<br />
2. Select Parameters Menu (9),and enter the password.<br />
3. Select Charge Voltage (5).<br />
4. Lower the charge voltage to find the lowest charge voltage that will<br />
allow printing without dark defect.<br />
Lowest charge voltage setting: ________ VDC.<br />
5. Raise the charge voltage to find the highest charge voltage that will<br />
allow printing without pickout.<br />
Highest charge voltage setting: ________VDC.<br />
6. Calculate the set point of the charge voltage range.<br />
a. Subtract the lower charge voltage from the upper charge voltage.<br />
This value is the Charge Voltage window.<br />
b. Divide theCharge Voltage window value by 2 and add the result<br />
to the lower charge voltage.<br />
7. Set the center point of the range to this result.<br />
8. Press ESC, then select Service Menu (9) and Control Menu (8) to<br />
return to the Control Menu screen.<br />
40 <strong>DS5600</strong> <strong>Series</strong> Printing Systems