Konica Drypro832 Install (0921YF220A)

Introduction
DRYPRO 832 is a totally dry processing laser imager. This product is easy to use and environmentally friendly
while maintaining sophisticated features and high image quality.
This manual provides installation precautions and a series of steps for service engineers who install this machine (or
system including this machine).
The manual should be kept in a place handy for quick reference.
Cautions
1. Unauthorized reproduction of any part of this manual is prohibited.
2. The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice.
3. Any discrepancies, errors or omissions noted should be communicated to the manufacturer.
4. Notwithstanding item 3. above, the manufacturer accepts no responsibility whatsoever for any loss or
decrease in profits arising from usage of the product.
Trademark
• Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United
States and/or other countries.
• Windows 2000/XP stands for Microsoft Windows 2000/XP Professional operating system.
• Other company names and product names in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their
respective owners.
Pharmaceutical Approval Number

This system obtained approval under the Japanese Pharmaceutical Law as follows:
Notification number Trade name

13B2X90011000042 Laser Imager DRYPRO MODEL 832
[Name or Designation and Address of Manufacturer and Distributor]

Name of Manufacturer and Distributor: Konica Minolta Medical & Graphic, Inc.
Address : 1 Sakura-machi, Hino-shi, Tokyo
: 191-8511
Phone number : +81-042-589-8421
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How to Read This Manual
Structure of This Manual

This manual provides prior representations for safety and the method for installing this machine in eight chapters
below:
Chapter 1: Safety Precautions and Warnings
This chapter presents safety instructions you need to know prior to installation of the product.
Chapter 2: Before Installation
This chapter describes the matters you need to know before installing DRYPRO 832.
Chapter 3: Unpacking and Installation
This chapter describes how to unpack and install the product after its arrival.
Chapter 4: Network Settings
This chapter introduces how to set up a network to enable DRYPRO 832, Printlink5-IN, and the facility
network to connect to one another.
Chapter 5: Various Settings
This chapter describes various setting procedures for DRYPRO 832.
Chapter 6: Backing up Setup Data
This chapter describes the procedure for backing up DRYPRO 832 settings files.
Chapter 7: Connecting and Setting CS-2
This chapter describes how to install or uninstall Printlink5-IN to CS-2, and set up CS-2 and DRYPRO
832 to Printlink5-IN.
Chapter 8: Checking After Completion of Installation Work
This chapter provides a check sheet used to check that all works have been completed after finishing
installation and settings of all items.
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Alert Symbol Marks
Alert symbols alert the person(s) who installs this machine (or system including this machine) and other people to
matters and/or operation potentially hazardous to them when installing it.
Read these messages and follow instructions carefully.
Be sure to read all instructions and safety standards and become thoroughly familiar with the product before
installing this machine.
Description of Safety Signage
• Symbols indicating that care (including danger and warnings) should be taken:
General Danger of Danger of Danger of Danger of

Precautions Fire Electric High Rotation
Shocks Temperature
• Prohibition signs (indicating prohibited acts):
Prohibited Do not Do not Do not Do not No mobile Multi-leads

touch disassemble touch with expose to phones prohibited
a wet hand moisture
• Symbols indicating compulsory or required acts:
Ground Remove plug from outlet
Signal Words
Signal words designate a degree or level of hazard seriousness inherent in products.
Signal words include the following three types, which are used according to risk of damage caused by danger and
the severity of damage:
DANGER
Used to indicate an immediate and imminent danger, which, if not avoided, is likely to cause death or serious injury,
serious property damage such as total loss of equipment and fire.
WARNING
Used to indicate a consequential (potential) danger, which, if not avoided, is likely to cause death or serious injury,
serious property damage such as total loss of equipment and fire.
CAUTION
Used to indicate hazards which, if not avoided, can cause minor or moderate injury or partial loss of equipment and
computer data loss.
Risk of damage
High Low
Death or serious injury
DANGER WARNING
Bodily injury (serious damage)
(or property damage) Minor or moderate injury WARNING or
CAUTION
(minor damage) CAUTION
Property damage only CAUTION
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Contents
Contents
Introduction ......................................................................................... i
How to Read This Manual ................................................................. ii
Structure of This Manual..................................................................ii
Alert Symbol Marks .......................................................................... iii
Signal Words .................................................................................... iii
Chapter 1 Safety Precautions and Warnings...................................1-1

1.1 Warning Labels ........................................................................1-2
1.1.1 Positions and Types of Warning Labels................................ 1-2
1.2 Safety Precautions ...................................................................1-4
1.2.1 Precautions Following Requirements of
Laws and Regulations .......................................................... 1-4
1.2.2 General Precautions ............................................................. 1-4
1.2.3 Handling Precautions ........................................................... 1-5
1.2.4 Servicing Precautions ........................................................... 1-6
1.2.5 Disposing of Parts................................................................. 1-6
Chapter 2 Before Installation ...........................................................2-1

2.1 System Configuration Example................................................2-2
2.2 Preparations for Installation .....................................................2-3
2.2.1 Checking Installation Requirements ..................................... 2-3
2.2.2 Checking Maintenance Space .............................................. 2-3
2.2.3 Checking Power Requirements ............................................ 2-4
2.2.4 Checking Unpacking Area .................................................... 2-4
2.2.5 Checking Transfer Path ........................................................ 2-4
2.2.6 Checking Route for Power Cable and Network Cable.......... 2-4
2.2.7 Checking Network ................................................................ 2-5
2.2.8 Equipment and Tools Necessary for Installation................... 2-5
2.3 Names of Parts ........................................................................2-6
2.3.1 Unit Exterior .......................................................................... 2-6
2.3.2 Unit Interior ........................................................................... 2-6
2.3.3 Supply Tray........................................................................... 2-7
2.3.4 Lispl-832 (Optional) .............................................................. 2-7
2.4 Structure...................................................................................2-8
2.5 Flow of Installation Work ..........................................................2-9
Chapter 3 Unpacking and Installation ..............................................3-1

3.1 Flow of Unpacking and Installation ..........................................3-2
3.2 Unpacking DRYPRO 832.........................................................3-4
3.2.1 Mode of Packing of DRYPRO 832........................................ 3-4
3.2.2 Unpacking after Arrival ......................................................... 3-5
3.2.3 Checking Accessories .......................................................... 3-8
3.3 Removing Protective Parts.......................................................3-9
3.3.1 Removing Heat Process Unit Protection Film .................... 3-10
3.3.2 Releasing Exposure Unit Stabilization ................................ 3-11
3.3.3 Removing Exposure Unit Transfer Roller Protection Sheets ....... 3-12
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3.3.4 Removing Tape for Position Regulation Roller ................... 3-12

3.3.5 Removing Parts Fixing the Underside of Exposure Unit..... 3-13
3.3.6 Removing Packaging Materials
for Fixing the Tray Intermediate Plate................................. 3-14
3.4 Installing Accessories.............................................................3-16
3.4.1 Installing Deodorant Filter and Deodorant Filter Case........ 3-17
3.4.2 Installing Exhaust Ducts ..................................................... 3-18
3.4.3 Installing Quick Guide Box.................................................. 3-18
3.5 Changing Supply Tray Film Size............................................3-19
3.5.1 Changing to 14 x 14 in./11 x 14 in. Film Size...................... 3-19
3.5.2 Changing to 10 x 12 in./8 x 10 in. Film Size ....................... 3-22
3.6 Connecting Power Cable and UPS (Optional) .......................3-33
3.6.1 Connecting Power Cable .................................................... 3-33
3.6.2 Installing UPS (Optional) .................................................... 3-34
3.7 Checking Start-up of DRYPRO 832 .......................................3-36
3.8 Unpacking Lispl-832 (Optional)..............................................3-37
3.8.1 Mode of Packing of Lispl-832 ............................................. 3-37
3.8.2 Unpacking after Arrival ....................................................... 3-38
3.8.3 Checking Accessories ........................................................ 3-39
3.9 Installing Lispl-832 (Optional).................................................3-40
3.10 Removing Protective Parts.....................................................3-47
3.10.1 Removing Packaging Materials for
Fixing the Tray Intermediate Plate...................................... 3-47
Chapter 4 Network Settings .............................................................4-1

4.1 Outline of Network Settings......................................................4-2
4.2 Network Connections (1 Unit) ..................................................4-3
4.3 Connecting Two DRYPRO 832 ..............................................4-18
4.4 Checking Connection Status ..................................................4-25
4.4.1 Checking DRYPRO 832 Network Settings ........................ 4-27
4.4.2 Checking Printlink5-IN Imager Output Channel Settings ........ 4-30
4.4.3 Checking Printlink5-IN Network Settings ............................ 4-31
Chapter 5 Various Settings ..............................................................5-1

5.1 Setup Items and Workflow .......................................................5-2
5.2 Film-related Settings ................................................................5-3
5.3 Loading Film.............................................................................5-6
5.4 Checking Image Quality ...........................................................5-9
5.5 Checking Density Linearity.....................................................5-10
5.5.1 Printing QC patterns ........................................................... 5-10
5.5.2 Checking QC Pattern Results............................................. 5-12
5.5.3 Built-in Densitometer Calibration ........................................ 5-18
5.5.4 Checking Set Density Value ............................................... 5-26
5.5.5 Checking Flat Patterns ....................................................... 5-28
5.6 Setting Reference Value of QC Patterns................................5-30
5.7 Configuring Printlink5-IN Operating Environment ..................5-33
5.7.1 Creating a List of Network Settings of Attached Devices........ 5-33
5.7.2 Displaying Operating Environment Configuration Window .......... 5-34
5.7.3 Setting up DICOM Communication .................................... 5-36
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5.7.4 System Common Settings .................................................. 5-37

5.7.5 Setting Overlay ................................................................... 5-38
5.7.6 Imager and Printer Output Common Settings .................... 5-39
5.7.7 Storage Output Common Settings...................................... 5-40
5.7.8 Saving Settings................................................................... 5-40
5.8 Setting Printlink5-IN Input Channels ......................................5-41
5.8.1 Displaying Input Channel Settings Window ........................ 5-41
5.8.2 Setting Input Channel (DICOM PRINT IN) ......................... 5-42
5.8.3 Setting Input Channel (Toshiba IN)..................................... 5-49
5.8.4 When Setting Set Input Channel to Not use ....................... 5-57
5.8.5 Saving Channel Settings .................................................... 5-57
5.8.6 Completion of Setting ......................................................... 5-57
5.9 Setting Calibration..................................................................5-58
5.10 Setting Print Parameters ........................................................5-60
5.11 Setting Logo Mark ..................................................................5-62
5.12 Setting Custom Border...........................................................5-65
5.13 Setting Date/Time Layout.......................................................5-66
5.14 System-related Settings .........................................................5-68
5.15 Periodic Inspection-related Settings.......................................5-71
5.16 Printing from External Unit .....................................................5-72
Chapter 6 Backing up Setup Data ...................................................6-1

6.1 Outline of Mainte SV Tool.........................................................6-2
6.2 Setting up Network...................................................................6-3
6.2.1 Connecting Service PC ........................................................ 6-3
6.2.2 Setting up Network for Service PC ....................................... 6-4
6.2.3 Sharing Mainte_Tool Folder.................................................. 6-6
6.3 How to Start Mainte SV Tool ....................................................6-7
6.4 Backing up Setup ...................................................................6-10
6.5 Upgrading...............................................................................6-13
6.6 Restoring Setup .....................................................................6-16
6.7 Collecting Logs.......................................................................6-19
Chapter 7 Connecting and Setting CS-2 .........................................7-1

7.1 Outline......................................................................................7-2
7.2 Closing CS-2 ............................................................................7-3
7.3 Setting Printlink5-IN .................................................................7-6
7.3.1 Adding Memory .................................................................... 7-6
7.3.2 Installing Printlink5-IN ......................................................... 7-10
7.3.3 Setting up CS-2 .................................................................. 7-14
7.4 Uninstalling Printlink5-IN ........................................................7-16
7.4.1 Uninstalling Printlink5-IN..................................................... 7-16
7.4.2 Removing Memory ............................................................. 7-21
Chapter 8 Checking After Completion of Installation Work..............8-1

8.1 Installation Work Check List.....................................................8-2
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Chapter 1 Safety Precautions and
Chapter 1
Warnings
This chapter presents safety precautions you need to know prior to
installation of the product.
1.1 Warning Labels ..................................................1-2

1.1.1 Positions and Types of Warning Labels ....... 1-2
1.2 Safety Precautions.............................................1-4
1.2.1 Precautions Following Requirements of
Laws and Regulations.................................. 1-4
1.2.2 General Precautions .................................... 1-4
1.2.3 Handling Precautions ................................... 1-5
1.2.4 Servicing Precautions .................................. 1-6
1.2.5 Disposing of Parts ........................................ 1-6
Chapter 1 Safety Precautions and Warnings
1.1 Warning Labels

Various warning labels are attached to DRYPRO 832 on locations shown below:
When performing installation or maintenance work such as repairs, understand the meaning of warning labels and
be very careful in handling locations where warning labels are affixed to.
To avoid an accident during servicing work, do not remove or contaminate the label attached to.
If the information on the label is unreadable as it came unstuck or was contaminated, replace
Caution the label with a new one.
1.1.1 Positions and Types of Warning Labels
No. Precautions/Warning Labels

1 Laser Warning
2 Class 1 Laser Product
3 Caution Hot Label
4 Caution Hot (130°C) Label
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No. Precautions/Warning Labels

5 Laser Power Label
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1.2 Safety Precautions

Read all safety precautions thoroughly before using the product.
Be sure to observe the safety precautions described in this section.
1.2.1 Precautions Following Requirements of Laws and Regulations
Caution as to laser control

To prevent danger, make sure that only service engineers who received proper formal
training will remove the exterior cover or touch the inside of the equipment.
DRYPRO 832 Laser Unit Specifications

Item Specifications
Wavelength 784nm
Maximum output 260mW
1.2.2 General Precautions
Do not perform work or operation not contained in this manual.

If you accidentally conduct work, you may burn yourself or get an electric shock due to a
hot section and high voltage point contained in this machine.
Make sure to follow safety precautions on warning labels.
Make sure to follow safety precautions contained in this manual and on warning labels
attached to this machine. Failure to observe this caution can cause personal injury or
damage to this machine.
This product is equipped with a laser generator (class 1).
Avoid eye or skin exposure to direct laser, as it could cause serious injury.
Wear special safety glasses whenever you perform operation check or the like with the
power turned on.
Anyone with a cardiac pacemaker should keep away from this machine.
There is the danger of causing electromagnetic interference with cardiac pacemakers.
Removing exterior covers

To prevent danger, make sure that only service engineers who received proper formal
training will remove the exterior cover or touch the inside of the product.
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1.2.3 Handling Precautions
If unusual noise, odor, or smoke comes from this product, stop operation.
If unusual noise, odor, or smoke coming from this product is detected, immediately stop
operation. If you continue to operate it with abnormal condition left as it is, it could cause
an electric shocks, fire, or damage to the product.
Be careful not to trip over or trample on the power cable.
If you continue to use the damaged cable, it could cause an electric shock, heat
generation or fire.
Do not remove the power plug by pulling on the power cable.

This could cause a break in the power cable, resulting in heat generation or fire.
Do not put drink or foreign object on the product.

Do not put drink such as juice or foreign objects such as clips and pins on this machine. If
you use this product with water or foreign object such as metals entered in this machine,
it can cause a short in the internal circuit, resulting in fire.
Do not block air intakes or outlets of the product.

If air intakes or outlets of the product are blocked, it can cause failure of the product or
reduce the accuracy of reading images.
Do not leave objects standing on the product or do not step on it.
Failure to observe this caution can cause damage to the product.
Do not use equipment such as mobile phone that emits electromagnetic

waves.
If you use equipment such as mobile phone that emits electromagnetic waves near the
product, it can have negative effect on the product.
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1.2.4 Servicing Precautions
Do not insert a piece of wire or metal.

Do not insert foreign objects such as metal strip or wire through vent or gap in the main
unit. Failure to observe this could cause an electric shock.
Be sure to turn OFF when servicing.
If you pull out circuit board in this machine or remove connectors and cables with the
power turned on, it can cause serious accident.
Make sure to turn off the power switch before starting these operations.
Do not remove lithium batteries carelessly.
The product contains lithium batteries. If you bring a lithium battery near fire or immerse it
in water, it could cause an explosion.
When handling internal electronic components of the product, wear a

wristband.
When handling internal electronic components, wear an antistatic wristband.
If you touch an energized electronic component such as circuit board, it can cause
damage.
Unplug or turn OFF the power switch before cleaning.
Be sure to unplug or turn OFF the power switch before cleaning this machine.
You could get your finger caught in sliding or rotating parts.
1.2.5 Disposing of Parts
This product, accessories, and packaging materials are designated as

industrial wastes.
When disposing of these, be sure to have them disposed of by authorized industrial
waste disposal firm in accordance with the applicable ordinances and regulations of the
local government.
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Chapter 2 Before Installation
Chapter 2
This chapter describes the matters you need to know before installing
DRYPRO 832.
2.1 System Configuration Example..........................2-2

2.2 Preparations for Installation ...............................2-3
2.2.1 Checking Installation Requirements............. 2-3
2.2.2 Checking Maintenance Space...................... 2-3
2.2.3 Checking Power Requirements.................... 2-4
2.2.4 Checking Unpacking Area............................ 2-4
2.2.5 Checking Transfer Path................................ 2-4
2.2.6 Checking Route for Power Cable and
Network Cable.............................................. 2-4
2.2.7 Checking Network ........................................ 2-5
2.2.8 Equipment and Tools Necessary for
Installation .................................................... 2-5
2.3 Names of Parts ..................................................2-6
2.3.1 Unit Exterior ................................................. 2-6
2.3.2 Unit Interior................................................... 2-6
2.3.3 Supply Tray .................................................. 2-7
2.3.4 Lispl-832 (Optional)...................................... 2-7
2.4 Structure ............................................................2-8
2.5 Flow of Installation Work....................................2-9
2.1 System Configuration Example

DRYPRO 832 is used in combination with the imager server Printlink5-IN.
Image data is sent from the diagnostic system equipped with a communication function over DICOM to DRYPRO
832 via Printlink5-IN.
Printlink5-IN
Image data output to DRYPRO 832 is managed by Printlink5-IN.

Additionally, Printlink5-IN is equipped with an application called Utility Tool, which performs maintenance of
DRYPRO 832. Using this Utility Tool, you can perform a test print or set information about the machine and the
film tray.
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2.2 Preparations for Installation

Check the following items prior to installation.
2.2.1 Checking Installation Requirements

Check that the installation location meets the following requirements.
Installation location
• Place where the machine is not exposed to water.
• Place where atmospheres pressure, temperature, humidity, ventilation, sunlight, dust, salt, inflammable gas or
air containing sulphur does not adversely affect the machine.
• Place where the machine is not subject to inclination, vibration or shock (including during transportation).
• Place where chemicals are not stored.
• Place where gas is not emitted.
• Place where odors emitted from DRYPR O832 can be ventilated.
• Place located not near the noise source.
• Place where a passer-by is not likely to trip over power cable or ethernet cable accidentally when it is routed.
• Place where air intakes and outlets on the side or back of the machine are not blocked.
Check the place where installation space as shown below can be secured.
Installation Space
2.2.2 Checking Maintenance Space

Check that maintenance space shown below can be secured in the installation location.
Maintenance Space
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2.2.3 Checking Power Requirements

Check that the wall outlet that meets the following requirements is provided in the installation location.
• Voltage: Single-phase AC 100V±10%
• Frequency: 50Hz or 60Hz
• Maximum consumption current: 11A
• Ground: Class D
2.2.4 Checking Unpacking Area

Check that the unpacking area meets the following requirements:
• Flat area where there is no object that interferes with unpacking.
2.2.5 Checking Transfer Path

Check that the transfer path from the unpacking area to the installation location meets the following requirements:
• There is no element such as step and steep slope that gives an impact to DRYPRO 832 during transfer.
• The doorway of the room through which DRYPRO 832 passes should be sufficiently large.
• No deformation should be detected on the floor surface even after transporting DRYPRO 832 (weight:
approximately 88kg (without Lispl-832)/approximately 110kg (with Lispl-832)).
2.2.6 Checking Route for Power Cable and Network Cable

Check with a person in charge of the facility on the following points.
• Position of the hub to which DRYPRO 832 is connected, route for Ethernet cable, and the necessary cable
length.
• Position of the wall outlet (3P) into which DRYPRO 832 is plugged, route for power cable, and necessary
length of power cable.
• Power cable can be safely laid, for example, it will not be routed over the passage.
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2.2.7 Checking Network

Check with the facility network administrator about the following items beforehand prior to installation.
Settings concerning DRYPRO 832 (SCP)

• DRYPRO 832 and maintenance PC, gateway IP address, and subnet mask (if DHCP server is not used)
• DRYPRO 832 host name
• DRYPRO 832 AE title and port number (print service)
Information about diagnostic device (SCU)

• Number of diagnostic devices to be connected to DRYPRO 832
• IP address of each diagnostic device
• AE title of each diagnostic device
• Port number of each diagnostic device (N-EVENT-REPORT Service)
• Print parameters used by each diagnostic device (format and film size)
2.2.8 Equipment and Tools Necessary for Installation

Before installing, prepare the following equipment and tools.
Maintenance PC
• Model having 10BaseT/100BaseTX/1000BaseT network port
• TCP/IP protocol has been installed.
• Windows 2000/XP runs.
• Internet Explorer (Version 5.5 or later) runs.
Equipment for installing network

• HUB (used to directly connect DRYPRO 832 and maintenance PC) Auto negotiation-ready hub is
recommended as 100BASE-TX HUB. Check with the facility network administrator.
• Ethernet cable
(For DRYPRO 832→HUB connection, for maintenance PC→HUB connection) For Ethernet cable used in
1000BASE-T, use CAT5E or CAT6.
Tools
• Cutter
• Philips head screwdriver
• Long Philips heard screwdriver (90 mm or longer) → for unlocking the elevating transportation unit
• Flatblade screwdriver
• Longnose pliers
• Portable densitometer X-Rite 331 (for checking image quality)
• Magnifying glass (for checking image quality)
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2.3 Names of Parts

Names of the parts that you need to know when installing the DRYPRO 832 unit are shown below.
2.3.1 Unit Exterior
No. Name No. Name

1 Front Cover 2 Lower Front Cover
3 Right Cover 4 Lower Right Cover
5 Supply Tray 6 Tray Shutter
7 Operation Panel 8 Operation Switch
9 Power Supply Switch 10 Cutter Pocket/Cutter
11 Operation Sheet Box 12 Exhaust Duct
2.3.2 Unit Interior
No. Name No. Name

1 Lever A 2 Lever B
3 Deodorant filter Case 4 Stabilizer
(Internal: Deodorant filter)
5 External Guide Unit
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2.3.3 Supply Tray
No. Name No. Name

1 Film Regulation Pin 2 Cutter Guide
3 Intermediate Plate
2.3.4 Lispl-832 (Optional)
No. Name No. Name

1 Right Cover 2 Rear Cover
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2.4 Structure
The structure of DRYPRO 832 is shown below.
Film is fed in the order from No. 1 to No. 5 during the print process.
In case that optional Lispl-832 is added and the film which loads into Lispl-832 is used, film is fed in the order from
No. 7 to No. 2.
No. Name Function

1 Supply Unit Picks up a film in the supply tray one by one and transports to the position
regulation unit.
2 Position Regulation Regulates the horizontal position of the film transported from the supply unit
Unit and transports it to the exposure unit.
3 Exposure Unit Scans laser beam in synchronization with the film transportation and writes
images on the film.
4 Heat Process Unit Processes the exposed film by heating.
5 Cooling/Transport Unit Cools and discharges heat processed film.
6 Deodorant filter Removes odors emitted during heat process. Periodic change is needed.
7 Lispl-832 Picks up a single sheet of film in Lispl-832 one by one and transports to the
(optional) position regulation unit.
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2.5 Flow of Installation Work

To perform installation work efficiently, proceed with the installation by following the course below.
Item Outline
Unpacking and Installation After unpacking, connect DRYPRO 832 to the facility network and carry out all
operations up to normal startup.
For more information, see “Chapter 3 Unpacking and Installation”.
Network Settings Setup a network to allow DRYPRO 832, Printlink5-IN, and the facility network
to be connected to one another.
For more information, see “Chapter 4 Network Settings”.
Various Settings Using DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool installed in Printlink5-IN, perform various
settings for DRYPRO 832.
For more information, see “Chapter 5 Various Settings”.
Backing up Settings Data Used to back up DRYPRO 832 setting files.

For more information, see “Chapter 6 Backing up Setup Data”.
Completion of Installation
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Chapter 3 Unpacking and Installation
Chapter 3
This chapter describes how to unpack and install the product after its arrival.
3.1 Flow of Unpacking and Installation ....................3-2

3.2 Unpacking DRYPRO 832...................................3-4
3.2.1 Mode of Packing of DRYPRO 832 ............... 3-4
3.2.2 Unpacking after Arrival ................................. 3-5
3.2.3 Checking Accessories.................................. 3-8
3.3 Removing Protective Parts ................................3-9
3.3.1 Removing Heat Process Unit Protection Film ... 3-10
3.3.2 Releasing Exposure Unit Stabilization ............. 3-11
3.3.3 Removing Exposure Unit Transfer Roller
Protection Sheets.......................................... 3-12
3.3.4 Removing Tape for Position Regulation Roller .. 3-12
3.3.5 Removing Parts Fixing the Underside of
Exposure Unit............................................... 3-13
3.3.6 Removing Packaging Materials for Fixing
the Tray Intermediate Plate ............................ 3-14
3.4 Installing Accessories ......................................3-16
3.4.1 Installing Deodorization Filter and
Deodorization Filter Case........................... 3-17
3.4.2 Installing Exhaust Ducts ............................. 3-18
3.4.3 Installing Quick Guide Box ......................... 3-18
3.5 Changing Supply Tray Film Size......................3-19
3.5.1 Changing to 14 x 14 in./11 x 14 in. Film Size .... 3-19
3.5.2 Changing to 10 x 12 in./8 x 10 in. Film Size...... 3-22
3.6 Connecting Power Cable and UPS (Optional) ........3-33
3.6.1 Connecting Power Cable ........................... 3-33
3.6.2 Installing UPS (Optional)............................ 3-34
3.7 Checking Start-up of DRYPRO 832 .................3-36
3.8 Unpacking Lispl-832 (Optional)........................3-37
3.8.1 Mode of Packing of Lispl-832..................... 3-37
3.8.2 Unpacking after Arrival ............................... 3-38
3.8.3 Checking Accessories................................ 3-39
3.9 Installing Lispl-832 (Optional) ..........................3-40
3.10 Removing Protective Parts ..............................3-47
3.10.1 Removing Packaging Materials for
Fixing the Tray Intermediate Plate ............. 3-47
3.1 Flow of Unpacking and Installation

For the Facility Unconnected with Lispl-832
This section describes workflow from unpacking after arrival to completion of installation for the facility not using
Lispl-832 (optional).
Item Outline
Unpacking Unpack goods after arrival.
For more information, see “3.2 Unpacking DRYPRO 832 (Page 3-4)”.
Removing Protective Parts Remove protective parts inside DRYPRO 832.

For more information, see “3.3 Removing Protective Parts (Page 3-9)”.
Installing Accessories Install the accessories packed with DRYPRO 832.

For more information, see “3.4 Installing Accessories (Page 3-16)”.
Changing Supply Tray Change the film size of the supply tray to match the film size used in your
Film Size facility.
For more information, see “3.5 Changing Supply Tray Film Size (Page 3-19)”.
Connection Connect DRYPRO 832 with Printlink5-IN.

For more information, see “3.6 Connecting Power Cable and UPS (Optional)
(Page 3-33)”.
Checking Start-up of Once the removal and the installation of the parts have been completed, start
DRYPRO 832 DRYPRO 832 to verify that it is properly installed.
For more information, see “3.7 Checking Start-up of DRYPRO 832 (Page 3-
36)”.
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For the Facility Connected with Lispl-832

For the facility using Lispl-832 (optional), install Lispl-832 on DRYPRO 832 in workflow shown below after
carrying out the installation as above.
Item Outline
Unpacking (DRYPRO 832) Unpack goods after arrival.
For more information, see “3.2 Unpacking DRYPRO 832 (Page 3-4)”.
Unpacking (Lispl-832) Unpack goods after arrival.

For more information, see “3.8 Unpacking Lispl-832 (Optional) (Page 3-37)”.
Installing Lispl-832 Install Lispl-832 on DRYPRO 832.

(Optional) For more information, see “3.9 Installing Lispl-832 (Optional) (Page 3-40)”.
Removing Protective Parts Remove protective parts inside Lispl-832.

(Lispl-832) For more information, see “3.10 Removing Protective Parts (Page 3-47)”.
Removing Protective Parts Remove protective parts inside DRYPRO 832.

(DRYPRO 832) For more information, see “3.3 Removing Protective Parts (Page 3-9)”.
Changing Supply Tray Change the film size of the supply tray to match the film size used in your
Film Size facility.
(Tray 1 and Tray 2) For more information, see “3.5 Changing Supply Tray Film Size (Page 3-19)”.
Connecting Connect DRYPRO 832 with Printlink5-IN.

For more information, see “3.6 Connecting Power Cable and UPS (Optional)
(Page 3-33)”.
Checking Start-up of Once the removal and the installation of the parts have been completed, start
DRYPRO 832 DRYPRO 832 to verify that it is properly installed.
For more information, see “3.7 Checking Start-up of DRYPRO 832 (Page 3-
36)”.
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3.2 Unpacking DRYPRO 832

This section describes the mode of packing of the factory-shipped DRYPRO 832 and unpacking procedure after its
arrival.
DRYPRO 832 in the package weighs approximately 100kg.
Caution Be sure to provide adequate space for transporting or moving the product and carefully carry
out work.
Work outline
The personnel number and the estimated work hours to perform work in this item are as follows:
Personnel Work hours

number
2 3 minutes
Things to have on hand

Tools you need to have ready when you perform work in this item are as follows:
No. Tools No. Tools

1 Cutter
3.2.1 Mode of Packing of DRYPRO 832

DRYPRO 832 is shipped in the mode of packing shown below:
No. Name No. Name

1 Fixing band 2 Outer case (corrugated board)
3 Accessory container 4 Accessories
5 Buffer material (1 piece each in the front 6 Reinforcing material (1 piece each at the
and back corners) front and the back)
7 Film envelope 8 Buffer material (sheet)
9 DRYPRO 832 10 Palette/buffer material (bottom)
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3.2.2 Unpacking after Arrival

This section describes the procedure for unpacking DRYPRO 832 after its arrival.
• The DRYPRO 832 main unit weighs approximately 88kg. When removing DRYPRO 832
from the palette or tranporting it to the installation location, make sure that work will be
Caution carefully conducted by two workers.
• When disposing of packaging materials, have them disposed of by authorized industrial
waste disposal firm.
For the waste disposal method, comply with applicable ordinances and regulations of the
local government.
1 Cut the fixing bands with a cutter.

Hold the fixing bands firmly in one hand and cut them one
by one.
• Two fixing bands
When cutting the fixing bands, avoid
standing right in front of the bands. At the
Caution instant when the fixing band strained tightly
is cut, it may hit the worker.
2 Open the upper part of the outer case and take

out the accessory box.
3 Take out the reinforcing material and buffer

material.
• Reinforcing material (1 piece each at the front and the
back)
• Buffer material (1 piece each in the front and back corners)
4 Pull out the outer case.
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5 Remove the envelope.
6 Remove the buffer material (sheet).
7 Remove the lid with a flat blade screwdriver and

pull out lifting pins.
Rotate slightly with the lifting pin removed,

and perform the work in a condition where
Caution the lifting pin will not easily return.
If it is hard to pull out the lifting pin, the

projection on the lifting pin may not be aligned
Note with the notch. Pull out the lifting ping by
slightly rotating it.
8 Take out stopper covers from the accessory

container and install them on the lifting pins.
Move DRYPRO 832 to the installation

Caution location in the following procedure.
The DRYPRO 832 main unit weighs
approximately 88kg.
Be sure to provide adequate space for
transporting or moving the product and
carefully carryout work by more than two
workers.
9 When installing DRYPRO 832 at the specified

location, have it carried by two persons by
holding the handle on the left side and the lifting
pins on the right side of DRYPRO 832.
10 Remove the stopper cover.

Put the lifting pins back in and install the lid.

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When finely adjusting the position after installation

1 Slightly lift the front side of DRYPRO 832 to
displace sideways and move it.
Two legs at the front of DRYPRO 832 are made

of rubber while two legs on the back are made of
Note resin. Lift the front side when moving, because
rubber legs on the front side may hold the floor,
which makes it difficult to move by lifting the
back side.
This is the end of the process of unpacking DRYPRO 832 after its arrival.
Now continue to “3.2.3 Checking Accessories (Page 3-8)” and check the accessories.
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3.2.3 Checking Accessories

The following accessories are included with shipment. Check for missing items.
If any item is missing, handle it as defective goods arrived.
Caution
No. Name Quantity Remarks

1 Warranty card 1
2 Inspection card 1
3 OPERATION MANUAL 1
4 Attached documents for doctors 1
5 Operation Sheet 1
6 Power cord 1
7 Deodorant filter 1
8 Cutter 2
9 Exhaust ducts 2 Two types in different shapes
10 Operation Sheet Box 1
11 Tray shutter 1 Housed in the main unit.
12 Film regulation pin 2
13 Intermediate plate for 10 x 12 in. / 1 plate each
intermediate plate for 8 x 12 in.
size papers
14 Stopper cover 2
15 Clamp 2
16 Hexagon socket head screws M3 2 For fixing film regulation pin
x 10
17 Tapping screws M3 x 8 4 For fixing duct
18 Allen wrench 1
19 Film size label 1
20 Accessories list 1
21 CD-ROM 1
This is the end of the process of checking accessories.

Now continue to “3.3 Removing Protective Parts (Page 3-9)” and remove the protective parts.
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3.3 Removing Protective Parts

DRYPRO 832 incorporates protective parts to protect the internal parts from damage caused by vibration during
transport.
• Remove the protective parts after moving the product to the installation location.
Caution • Operating the product with protective parts left inside will cause damage to the product.
Work outline
The personnel number and the estimated work hours to perform work in this item is as follows:
Protective Parts Quantity Personnel Work Hours

Number
Heat process unit protection sheet 1 1 1 minute
Releasing Exposure Unit Stabilization 2 1 1 minute
Exposure unit transfer roller protection mat 1 1 1 minute
Tape for Position Regulation Roller 1 1 1 minute
Hardware fixing the underside of the 1 1 1 minute
exposure unit (red parts)
Packaging materials for fixing tray 1 1 1 minute
intermediate plate

No. Tools No. Tools

1 Various types of screwdrivers
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3.3.1 Removing Heat Process Unit Protection Film

Remove the sheet protecting the heat process unit.
1 Open the front cover.

You can open the front cover by pulling both sides of the
upper portion of the front cover.
Do not press the open front cover down or

place an object on it.
Caution
Failure to observe this caution may cause
damage to the front cover.
2 Rotate the lever A in the direction of the arrow.

The heat process unit protection sheet is ejected from the
film ejection port.
Rotate the lever A until the heat process unit

protection sheet is stopped.
Caution
3 Slowly pull out the heat process unit protection

sheet.
Dispose of the sheet removed in compliance

with applicable ordinances and regulations
Caution of the local government.
This is the end of the process of removing the heat process unit protection sheet.
Now continue to “3.3.2 Releasing Exposure Unit Stabilization (Page 3-11)” and unlock the stabilization of the
exposure unit.
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3.3.2 Releasing Exposure Unit Stabilization

Release the stabilization of the exposure unit.
If you don't release the stabilization of the exposure unit, it may affect the image quality. Make
sure to perform the steps below:
Caution
1 Remove the screws from the stabilizer.

• Two screws (M4×8)
2 Reinstall the screws removed in step 1 at the

positions shown in the diagram on the left.
3 Rotate the stabilizer 90° clockwise.

When the convex portion is aligned with the ▽ marking on
the stabilizer, stabilization of the exposure unit is released.
This is the end of the process of releasing stabilization of the exposure unit.
Now continue to “3.3.3 Removing Exposure Unit Transfer Roller Protection Sheets (Page 3-12)” and remove the
exposure unit transfer roller protection sheets.
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3.3.3 Removing Exposure Unit Transfer Roller Protection Sheets

Remove the foam sheets protecting the exposure unit transfer roller.
1 Rotate the lever B in the direction of the arrow

and open the right cover.
2 Slowly pull out two exposure unit transfer roller

foam sheets.
Dispose of the foam sheets removed in

compliance with applicable ordinances and
Caution regulations of the local government.
This is the end of the process of removing the exposure unit transfer roller protection sheets.
Now continue to “3.3.4 Removing Tape for Position Regulation Roller (Page 3-12)” and remove the tape for the
position regulation roller.
3.3.4 Removing Tape for Position Regulation Roller

Remove the tape fixing the position regulation roller.
1 Remove the red tape fixing the position regulation

roller.
This is the end of the process of removing tape for position regulation roller.
Now continue to “3.3.5 Removing Parts Fixing the Underside of Exposure Unit (Page 3-13)” and remove the parts
fixing the underside of the exposure unit.
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3.3.5 Removing Parts Fixing the Underside of Exposure Unit

Remove the red parts fixing the underside of the exposure unit.
1 Remove the stop bands in two places on the

external guide unit, and then open the right cover
and external guide unit.
2 Remove the parts fixing the underside of the

exposure unit.
• Four screws (M4×8)
Horizontally pull out the parts fixing the
underside of the exposure unit, being careful
Caution not to bring the leading edge into contact
with the inside and damage it.
3 Reinstall the stop bands in two places on the

external guide unit, and then close the right cover
and external guide unit.
Reinstall the stop bands from the inside of

the guide.
Caution
This is the end of the process of removing the parts fixing the underside of the exposure unit.
Now continue to “3.3.6 Removing Packaging Materials for Fixing the Tray Intermediate Plate (Page 3-14)” and
remove packaging materials for fixing the tray intermediate plate.
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3.3.6 Removing Packaging Materials for Fixing the Tray Intermediate

Plate
Remove packaging materials fixing the intermediate plate of the supply tray.
1 Pull out the tray shutter about 10 centimeters and

push it again all the way in.
Pushing the tray shutter all the way in unlocks and causes the
supply tray to pop out several centimeters.
2 Slowly pull out the supply tray fully.
Do not place an object on the supply tray or

lean against the supply tray drawn forth.
Caution
3 Remove the tray shutter and push it in the

storage space.
4 Remove packaging materials for fixing the tray

intermediate plate.
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5 Put the supply tray back into the main unit.
This is the end of the process of removing packaging materials for fixing the tray intermediate plate. Removal of all
the protective parts has been completed.
Now go to “3.4 Installing Accessories (Page 3-16)” and install the accessories.
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3.4 Installing Accessories

Install the accessories packaged with DRYPRO 832.
Work outline
Accessories Quantity Personnel Work Hours

Number
Deodorant Filter and Deodorant Filter case 1 each 1 1 minute
Exhaust ducts 2 1 1 minute
Quick Guide box 1 1 1 minute

No. Tools No. Tools

1 Various types of screwdrivers 2 Deodorant Filter Case
3 Deodorant Filter 4 Exhaust ducts×2
5 Quick Guide box 6 Four tapping screws (supplied)
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3.4.1 Installing Deodorant Filter and Deodorant Filter Case

Install the Deodorant filter and the Deodorant filter case.
2 Remove the Deodorant filter case.

Hold the handle on the Deodorant filter case, slightly lift it,
and then pull it out.
3 Insert the supplied Deodorant filter into the

Deodorant filter case.
After inserting the Deodorant filter while holding down the
filter lock lever on the upper surface of the Deodorant filter
case, verify that it is locked.
4 Install the Deodorant filter case.

Push the Deodorant filter case as far as it will go, so that it
will be slightly lowered and locked.
5 Close the front cover.

When closing the front cover, check that two magnets at the
top edge of the front cover are placed in the correct position
on the main unit.
This is the end of the process of installing Deodorant filter and Deodorant filter case.
Now continue to “3.4.2 Installing Exhaust Ducts (Page 3-18)” and install the exhaust ducts.
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3.4.2 Installing Exhaust Ducts

Install the exhaust ducts.
1 Install two exhaust ducts on the back of the main

unit using the supplied tapping screws.
• Four tapping screws (M3×8)
This is the end of the process of installing the exhaust ducts.

Now continue to “3.4.3 Installing Quick Guide Box (Page 3-18)” and install the Quick Guide box.
3.4.3 Installing Quick Guide Box

Install the Quick Guide box.
1 Install the Quick Guide box on the left side of the

main unit.
Fit four Quick Guide box tabs into notches in the main unit.
This is the end of the process of installing the Quick Guide box. Installation of all the accessories has been
completed.
Next change the supply tray to match the film size used in your facility.
The factory default supply tray is set to the film size of 14 ×17 inches.
• If the film size used in your facility is 14 ×17 inches, you don't need to change the supply tray film size. Then go
to “3.6.2 Installing UPS (Optional) (Page 3-34)” or “3.6.1 Connecting Power Cable (Page 3-33)”.
• If the film size used in your facility is any size other than 14 ×17 inches, go to “3.5 Changing Supply Tray
Film Size (Page 3-19)” and change the supply tray film size.
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3.5 Changing Supply Tray Film Size

The factory default supply tray is set to the film size of 14 ×17 inches.
Change the supply tray settings to match the film size used in your facility.
• If the film size used in your facility is 14 × 17 inches, you don't need to change the supply tray film
size. Then go to “3.6.2 Installing UPS (Optional) (Page 3-34)” or “3.6 Connecting Power Cable and
Note UPS (Optional) (Page 3-33)”.
• If the film size of 14 × 14 inches or 11 × 14 inches is used, go to “3.5.1 Changing to 14 x 14 in./11 x
14 in. Film Size (Page 3-19)”. If the film size of 10 × 12 inches or 8 × 10 inches is used, go to “3.5.2
Changing to 10 x 12 in./8 x 10 in. Film Size (Page 3-22)”.
• If Lispl-832 is used, also change the film size of Lispl-832 following the same steps.
3.5.1 Changing to 14 x 14 in./11 x 14 in. Film Size

To load 14 × 14 in. or 11 × 14 in. film, change the position of the film regulation pin.
Work outline
Personnel Work Hours

Number
1 2 minutes

No. Tools No. Tools

1 Various types of screwdrivers 2 Film regulation pins×2
3 Hexagon socket head screws (M3×10)×2 4 Allen wrench (supplied)
(supplied)
1 Pull out the tray shutter from the bottom of the

supply tray.
2 Insert the tray shutter into the notch holes in the

upper part of the supply tray with the tray
shutter's UP mark on the top surface toward you.
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storage space.
5 Verify the installation position of the film

regulation pin.
Film size to be used Film regulation pin
installation position
14 x 17 in. None
14 x 14 in. 1 in the diagram on
the left
11 x 14 in. 2 in the diagram on
the left
6 Use the supplied allen wrench to install the film

regulation pins in the prescribed locations (two)
with hexagon socket head screws.
• Two hexagon socket head screws (M3×8)

Align the protrusion at the bottom of the film regulation pin
with the guide hole in the intermediate plate.
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8 Attach the supplied film size seal to the specified

location on the supply tray.
The film size seal shown in the diagram on the

left is supplied.
Note
Attach the seal equivalent to the changed film
size and film type.
This is the end of the process of changing the film size to 14 × 14 in./11 × 14 in. Change of the supply tray film size
has been completed.
When the supply tray film size has been changed, you need to change the size and type
settings in [Film Settings] of DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool.
Caution
Next conduct work below.

• If the supply tray film size has been changed, go to “3.6 Connecting Power Cable and UPS (Optional) (Page
3-33)”, and then connect the power cable.
• If the film size of Lispl-832 has been changed, go to “3.7 Checking Start-up of DRYPRO 832 (Page 3-36)”,
and verify that DRYPRO 832 starts up properly.
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3.5.2 Changing to 10 x 12 in./8 x 10 in. Film Size

When loading 10 × 12 in. or 8 × 10 in. film, change the tray intermediate plate and the positions of the pickup roller
unit and the rear section of separate claw assembly.
Work outline

Number
1 10 minutes

No. Tools No. Tools

1 Various types of screwdrivers 2 Tray (container for screws and parts
removed)
3 Intermediate Plate
（for 10 × 12 in. or 8 × 10 in.)
Changing Intermediate Plate

Install an intermediate plate matching the film size, and change the positions of the intermediate plate elevating plate
assembly, intermediate plate elevating plate frame, film regulation pin, and cutter guide.
1 Pull out the tray shutter from the bottom of the

supply tray.
2 Insert the tray shutter into the notch holes in the

upper part of the supply tray with the tray
shutter's UP mark on the top surface toward you.
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storage space.
5 Remove the cutter guide.

6 Slide the intermediate plate while lifting the back

and remove the tray intermediate plate.
7 Remove the intermediate plate elevating plate

assembly.
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8 Remove the intermediate plate elevating plate

frame.
• One screw (M3×8)
The intermediate plate elevating plate frame is a

part used for automatically releasing the paper
Note tray wall reclining lever when the film is moved
up or down.
9 Confirm the installation position of the

intermediate plate elevating plate frame.
This section describes the procedure for

changing the size to the 10 inch position.
Note
10 Install the intermediate plate elevating plate

frame.
11 Confirm the installation position of the

intermediate plate elevating plate assembly.
12 Install the intermediate plate elevating plate

assembly.
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Install the intermediate plate elevating plate

assembly to align the arrow on the intermediate
10inch
14inch
8inch
plate elevating plate assembly with the size
marked on the tray.
13 Confirm the installation position of the film

regulation pin.
14 Remove the screw in the location where the film

size is changed to.
15 Remove the film regulation pin.

16 Reinstall the film regulation pin removed in step

15 by aligning with the marking on the location
where the film size is changed to.
17 Reinstall the screw removed in step 14 in the

position where the film regulation pin removed in
step 15 was installed.
Make sure to reinstall the screw removed

earlier, into the empty screw hole that is
Caution empty. This is to maintain light tightness.
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18 Install the intermediate plate matching the film

size by aligning it with the tray groove.
The supplied intermediate plate has the marking

indicating the size. Check it before installation.
Note
19 Confirm the installation position of the cutter

guide.
20 Remove two screws from the position where the

cutter guide is installed.
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21 Reinstall the screws removed in step 20 in the

hole where the cutter guide removed in step 5
was installed.
Make sure to reinstall the screw removed

earlier, into the empty screw hole that is
Caution empty. This is to maintain light tightness.
22 Install the cutter guide with the screws removed

in step 5.
This is the end of the process of changing the intermediate plate unit.
Now continue to “ Changing Position of Pickup Roller Unit (Page 3-28)” and change the position of the pickup
roller unit.
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Changing Position of Pickup Roller Unit

Change the position of the pickup roller unit according to the film size to be used.
1 Remove the lower front cover.

2 Remove the connector (JJ48).
When removing the connector, do not pull by

the wires, but pinch the tab on the
Caution connector.
Pulling by the wires, strongly can break it.
3 Remove the light shield unit.

When removing the light shield unit, take

care not to bring the sensor into contact with
Caution the parts around it. Also, don't drop the
springs that are on the unit.
4 Remove the pickup unit.
Pull out the pickup unit along the guide,

being careful not to bring it into contact with
Caution the inside and damage it.
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5 Remove the screw from the pickup roller unit.

・One screw (M3 × 8)
If the screwdriver does not reach the screws of

the pickup roller unit, because the shaft is
Note rotating, move the motor gear by hand to access
to the screws.
6 Confirm the installation position of the pickup

roller unit.
7 Slide the pickup roller unit along the shaft and

install it by aligning with the marked size.
8 Firmly push the pickup unit as far as it will go.
Firmly push the pickup unit along the guide

as far as it will go, being careful not to bring
Caution it into contact with the inside and damage it.
This is the end of the process of changing the position of the

pickup roller unit.
Now continue to “ Changing the Position of the Rear
Section of Separation Claw Assembly (Page 3-30)” and
change the position of the rear section of separate claw
assembly.
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Changing the Position of the Rear Section of Separation Claw

Assembly
Change the position of the rear section of the separate claw assembly according to the film size to be used.
1 Remove the separation claw assembly.
Pull out the separation claw assembly along

the guide, being careful not to bring it into
Caution contact with the inside and damage it.
2 Remove the separation claw assembly.

3 Confirm the installation position of the rear

section of the separation claw assembly.
4 Install the rear section of the separation claw

assembly to align with the marked size.
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5 Firmly push the separation claw assembly as far

as it will go.
When installing the separation claw

assembly, firmly push it along the guide as
Caution far as it will go, being careful not to bring it
into contact with the inside and damage it.
6 Install the light shield assembly.

Install the positioning pins (two places) inside the light
shield assembly and embosses on both ends by aligning with
the positioning holes in the main unit.
7 Connect the connector (JJ48).
8 Install the lower front cover.

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10 Attach the supplied film size seal to the specified

location on the supply tray.
The film size seal shown in the diagram on the

left is supplied.
Note
Attach the seal equivalent to the changed film
size and film type.
This is the end of the process of changing the film size to 10 x 12 in./8 x 10 in. The session of changing the supply
tray film size has been completed.
When the supply tray film size has been changed, you need to change the size and type
settings in [Film Settings] of DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool.
Caution

• If the supply tray film size has been changed, go to “3.6 Connecting Power Cable and UPS (Optional) (Page
3-33)”, and then connect the power cable.
• If the film size of Lispl-832 has been changed, go to “3.7 Checking Start-up of DRYPRO 832 (Page 3-36)”,
and verify that DRYPRO 832 starts up properly.
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3.6 Connecting Power Cable and UPS (Optional)

Connect power cable to DRYPRO 832 or UPS to DRYPRO 832.
3.6.1 Connecting Power Cable
1 Check that the power switch is turned OFF.
If the power switch is ON, turn it OFF.
Caution
2 Connect the power cable to the power connector.
3 Plug the power cable in the wall outlet in the

facility.
If a 3P outlet is not available, use the 3P-2P

adapter to plug in the power cable.
Caution
When using the 3P-2P adapter, make sure
to connect the ground wire of the adapter to
the ground terminal in the facility.
This is the end of the process of connecting power cable.

• If you are installing an UPS, go to “3.6.2 Installing UPS (Optional) (Page 3-34)”, and connect UPS.
• If you are not installing an UPS, go to “3.7 Checking Start-up of DRYPRO 832 (Page 3-36)”, and verify that
DRYPRO 832 starts up properly.
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3.6.2 Installing UPS (Optional)

This section describes installing an UPS on DRYPRO 832.
Operation
This section describes operation of power supply for recommended UPS and others.
In the case of using recommended UPS:
• When power fails, DRYPRO 832 is shut down as in the case of pressing the power switch, and it is put into
the power OFF state.
• If a power failure occurs during printing, after completion of discharging only film being printed, DRYPRO
832 is shut down as in the case of pressing the power switch, and it is put into the power OFF state. If multiple
print queues are registered, printing will start when power is turned ON next time.
If a serial cable is accidentally disconnected during operation of DRYPRO 832, operation of

turning off power will start as in the case of power failure.
Caution
In the case of UPS using other than recommended ones:

• Operation of turning off power as in the case of recommended UPS will not be guaranteed. After operating for
the time maintained by UPS, power is turned off suddenly.
If power is turned off suddenly when DRYPRO 832 is in the power ON state, data such as film
data won't be stored properly.
Caution
Purchase (recommended)
We suggest that you purchase the recommended product that meets the power supply requirements per country.
Models of which connection has been verified:
UPS name: Smart UPS 2200VA
(Model number if purchased in Japan: SUA2200J)
Serial cable name: InterfacekitC (serial cable for Linux)
(Model number if purchased in Japan: AP9824LJ)
• The above UPS of which connection has been verified can be purchased in any country,
however, the model number varies due to power supply conditions different from Japan.
Caution Purchase the product equivalent to the above according to information provided on the APS
website of each country.
• Use the serial cable less than 3 meters in length.
Installation
Follow instructions in the operation manual of the purchased product.
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Connecting to DRYPRO 832

1 Remove the LAN cover.
Lift the LAN cover by raising the lower tabs (two places) on
the LAN cover straight.
2 Remove the serial port cover.
3 Connect the serial cable.
4 Fit the serial cable in the groove

in the connector cover.
5 Install the LAN cover.

First insert the upper tabs (two places) of the LAN cover
and then the lower tabs (two places).
This is the end of the process of connecting UPS.

Now go to “3.7 Checking Start-up of DRYPRO 832 (Page 3-36)”, and verify DRYPRO 832 starts up properly.
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3.7 Checking Start-up of DRYPRO 832

Once the removal and the installation of the parts has been completed, start DRYPRO 832 to verify that it is properly
installed.
1 Turn on the power switch.
2 Hold down the operation switch and lift your

finger off the switch when a beep is heard.
Initialization and warm-up will start.
Check that initialization and warm-up ends normally.
Pressing the operation switch again turns the

power off. In such a case, press the operation
Note switch again.
The following message appears in the message display window during initialization and warming-up.
This is the end of the process of verifying the start-up of DRYPRO 832.
Now go to “Chapter 4 Network Settings”, and configure network settings.
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3.8 Unpacking Lispl-832 (Optional)

This section describes the mode of packing of the factory-shipped Lispl-832 (optional) and unpacking procedure
after its arrival.
Work outline

Number
2 3 minutes

No. Tools No. Tools

1 Cutter
3.8.1 Mode of Packing of Lispl-832

Lispl-832 is shipped in the mode of packing shown below:
Lispl-832 (optional) in the package weighs approximately 30kg.

Caution Be sure to provide adequate space for transporting or moving the product and carefully carry
out work.
No. Name No. Name

1 Outer case (corrugated board) 2 Accessory container
3 Buffer Material (1 piece each in the front and 4 Film envelope
back corners)
5 Lispl-832
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3.8.2 Unpacking after Arrival

This section describes the procedure for unpacking Lispl-832 after its arrival.
• Lispl-832 weighs approximately 22kg. When removing Lispl-832 from the palette or transporting it to the
installation location, make sure that work will be carefully conducted by two workers.
Caution • When disposing of packaging materials, have them disposed of by authorized industrial waste disposal firm.
For the waste disposal method, comply with applicable ordinances and regulations of the local government.
1 Open the upper part of the outer case and take

out the accessory box.
2 Take out the buffer material.
3 Take out Lispl-832.
When removing Lispl-832 out of the outer

case, lift it out by holding the right and left
Caution bottoms of Lispl-832.
Holding the tray on the front side or
mechanical section on the left side can
damage the product.
4 Remove the envelope.
This is the end of the process of unpacking Lispl-832 (optional) after its arrival.
Now continue to “3.8.3 Checking Accessories (Page 3-39)” and check the accessories.
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3.8.3 Checking Accessories

The following accessories are included with shipment. Check for missing items.
If any item is missing, handle it as defective goods arrived.
Caution
No. Name Quantity Remarks

1 Tray shutter 1 Housed in the main unit.
2 Film regulation pin 2
3 Intermediate plate for 10 x 12 in. 1
4 Intermediate plate for 8 x 10 in. 1
5 Hitch plates 2
6 Hexagon socket head screws M3 2 For fixing film regulation pin
x 10
7 Truss screws M4 x 8 4 For fixing elevating transport unit
8 Elevating transport unit 1
This is the end of the process of checking accessories.

Now go to “3.9 Installing Lispl-832 (Optional) (Page 3-40)” and install Lispl-832.
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3.9 Installing Lispl-832 (Optional)

Connect Lispl-832 to DRYPRO 832.
Work outline
Personnel Number Work Hours

2 15 minutes

No. Tools No. Tools

1 Various types of screwdrivers 2 Tray (container for screws and parts removed)
3 Wire
1 Install Lispl-832 in the specified location.
Lispl-832 weighs approximately 22 kg.

When moving Lispl-832 to the installation
Caution location, provide pathway large enough to
transport it, and make sure that work will be
carefully conducted by two or more workers.
Place Lispl-832 with the supply tray side at the

front.
Note
2 Remove the connector lid.
3 Remove the screws from the right cover.

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Caution

6 Remove the right cover from the external guide

unit.
Slide the right cover upward, so that the tabs (four places)
inside the right cover will be detached, and then remove the
cover.
7 Close the front cover and external guide unit.
8 Remove the lower right cover.

Slide the lower right cover upward so that the tabs (two
places) on the lower right cover will be detached, and then
remove the cover.
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9 Remove the light shield.

Keep the light shield removed in your facility.
Note
10 Remove the lid using a flatblade screwdriver and

pull out the lifting pins.
Rotate slightly with the lifting pin removed,

and perform the work in a condition where
Caution the lifting pin will not easily return.

11 Install the supplied stopper cover on the lifting

pin.
Move DRYPRO 832 onto Lispl-832 in the

following procedure.
Caution
DRYPRO 832 weighs approximately 88kg.
When moving DRYPRO 832, provide
pathway large enough to transport it, and
make sure that work will be carefully
conducted by two or more workers.
12 Have the handle on the left side and the lifting

pins on the right side of DRYPRO 832 held by
two persons, and install it by aligning with the
base pin on Lispl-832.
• Temporarily placing DRYPRO 832 on the exterior of

Lispl-832 during transport can damage the exterior.
Caution Care should be taken not to apply load to the exterior.
• Aligning with the base pin places DRYPRO 832 in its
correction position. Check that screw holes in the hitch
on the back and left side are not misaligned.
13 Remove the stopper cover.
14 Put the lifting pin back in and install a lid.
If it is hard to put in the lifting pin, the projection

on the lifting pin may not be aligned with the
Note notch in the frame. Slightly rotate the lifting pin.
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15 Install the supplied hitch plates in two places on

the back of the main unit.
16 Remove the screws from the left side of the main

unit.
17 Loosen the screw of the hitch plate on the left

side of the main unit, and raise the hitch plate
straight by inserting wire into the hole in the hitch
plate.
18 Reinstall the upper part of the hitch plate with the

screw removed in step 16 and tighten the screw
loosened in step 17.
19 Install the elevating transport section.

After inserting the shaft on the side of 1 in the diagram on
the left side into the notch in the frame, push in the shaft on
the side of 2.
• Either the shaft on the side or the side

may be inserted first.
Note • If the shaft is difficult to insert into the notch
in the frame, stand the elevating transport unit
as vertical as possible and the shaft will be
easier to insert.
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20 Connect the connector (JJ81).
21 Close the elevating transport section and install

the screws.
Check that the elevating transport section is

properly placed when it is closed. If it is not
Caution properly placed, the elevating transport
section will be slightly raised, and it cannot
be properly fixed in place.
22 Remove the connector lid and connect the

connectors (JP16) and (JP26).
23 Reinstall the connector lid.
24 Install the lower right cover.

Slide the lower right cover upward so that the tabs (two
places) on the lower right cover will be hooked on the main
unit, and then install the cover.
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Caution

27 Install the right cover.

Hook the tabs (four places) inside the right cover on the
external guide unit, slide the right cover downward, and
install it.
28 Close the right and front covers.
29 Install the right cover screws.

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This is the end of the process of connecting DRYPRO 832 and Lispl-832. Every task of installing Lispl-832
(optional) has been completed.
Now continue to “3.10 Removing Protective Parts (Page 3-47)” and remove the protective parts.
If the supply tray configuration has been changed, you need to change the settings of the
number of trays implemented in [Film Settings] of DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool.
Caution
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3.10 Removing Protective Parts

Lispl-832 incorporates protective parts to protect the internal parts from damage caused by vibration during
transport.
• Remove the protective parts after moving the product to the installation location.
Caution • Operating the product with protective parts left inside will cause damage to the product.
Work outline
Protective Parts Quantity Personnel Work Hours

Number
Packaging materials for fixing tray 1 1 1 minute
intermediate plate

No. Tools No. Tools

1 Various types of screwdrivers
3.10.1 Removing Packaging Materials for Fixing the Tray Intermediate Plate
Remove packaging materials fixing the intermediate plate of Lispl-832.
1 Pull out the tray shutter about 10 centimeters and

push it again all the way in.

storage space.
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4 Remove packaging materials for fixing the tray

intermediate plate.
This is the end of the process of removing packaging materials for fixing the tray intermediate plate.
Next change Lispl-832 to match the film size used in your facility.
The factory default Lispl-832 is set to the film size of 14 ×17 inches.
• If the film size used in your facility is 14 ×17 inches, you don't need to change Lispl-832 film size. Then go to
“3.7 Checking Start-up of DRYPRO 832 (Page 3-36)”, and check that DRYPRO 832 starts up properly.
• If the film size used in you facility is other than 14 ×17 inches, go to “3.5 Changing Supply Tray Film Size
(Page 3-19)”, and change the Lispl-832 film tray using the same procedure as for changing the supply tray
film size.
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Chapter 4 Network Settings
Chapter 4
This chapter provides the procedure for setting up a network to allow

DRYPRO 832, Printlink5-IN, and the facility network to be connected to one
another.
4.1 Outline of Network Settings ...............................4-2

4.2 Network Connections (1 Unit) ............................4-3
4.3 Connecting Two DRYPRO 832........................4-18
4.4 Checking Connection Status............................4-25
4.4.1 Checking DRYPRO 832
Network Settings ........................................ 4-27
4.4.2 Checking Printlink5-IN
Imager Output Channel Settings................ 4-30
4.4.3 Checking Printlink5-IN Network Settings ... 4-31
4.1 Outline of Network Settings

Set up a network to allow DRYPRO 832, Printlink5-IN, and the facility network to be connected to one another.
Network can be connected in three different ways below:

• Set up a network by using factory default network settings.
• Set up a network by changing to the facility network settings.
• Set up a network by connecting two DRYPRO 832.
Factory default DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN network settings are as follows:
DRYPRO 832
Item Factory Default Value
IP Address 192.168.20.161
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway 192.168.0.1
Printlink5-IN
IP Address 192.168.20.170 to 179
When you set up a network by using factory network settings or changing to the facility network settings, go to “4.2
Network Connections (1 Unit) (Page 4-3)”, and set up a network.
When you set up a network by connecting two DRYPRO 832, go to “4.3 Connecting Two DRYPRO 832 (Page 4-
18)”, and configure the network settings.
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4.2 Network Connections (1 Unit)

Set up a network environment using factory default DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN network settings as is.
By setting the output destination after connecting the devices via LAN cable, you can set up a network.
Workflow
Set the items following the course shown below.
Item Outline
Connection between Connect between DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN using HUB and LAN cable.
DRYPRO 832 and
Printlink5-IN
Printlink5-IN imager output Set the Printlink5-IN imager output channel.

channel settings
Checking connection status Verify that DRYPRO 832, Printlink5-IN, and the facility network are properly
connected to one another and they are in the ready state for communication.
Change DRYPRO 832 Change DRYPRO 832 network settings to the facility network settings.
network settings (*)
Change Printlink5-IN Change Printlink5-IN network settings to the facility network settings.
network settings (*)
Change Printlink5-IN Change Printlink5-IN imager output channel settings.

imager output channel
settings (*)
Checking connection status (*) Verify that DRYPRO 832, Printlink5-IN, and the facility network are properly
connected to one another and they are in the ready state for communication.
Completion of network
settings
（*）This operation is performed only when changing the network settings at the time of shipping to the network
settings for the facility.
No. Tools No. Tools

1 LAN cable × 2 (Category 5E or upper) 2 Hub × 1 unit (GBit-ready)
Since the facility may not be provided with HUB and LAN cables, be sure to take them with you
when performing installation work.
Important
For LAN cables connecting DRYPRO 832 - HUB - Printlink5-IN, use Category 5E or upper. If
cables lower than Category 5E LAN are used, fast printing at 50 seconds won't be guaranteed.
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If DRYPRO is not ON, refer to “3.7 Checking Start-up of DRYPRO 832 (Page 3-36)” and turn it ON.
Note
1 Remove the LAN cover.

Lift the LAN cover by raising the lower tabs (two places) on
the LAN cover straight.
2 Connect the LAN cable to the Ethernet port.
3 Check that Ethernet port LED 1 in the diagram

on the left hand side flashes green.
1 Link/Activity LED
Communication Status LED Status
Link Flashes green
Activity Green light ON
4 Check that Ethernet port LED 2 in the diagram

on the left hand side lights up orange.
2 Communication speed LED
Communication speed LED Status
10 Mbps OFF
100 Mbps Green light ON
1000 Mbps Orange light ON
If LED does not flash or light up properly, the LAN cable may not be inserted firmly. Insert it into
the Ethernet port again.
Caution
If the problem of LED persists, the LAN cable may be damaged or Category 5E or upper may
not be used. Replace the LAN cable and insert it into the Ethernet port again.
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5 Fit the LAN cable in the groove in the connector

cover.
6 Install the LAN cover.

First insert the upper tabs (two places) on the LAN cover
and then the lower tabs (two places).
7 Connect the power, mouse, keyboard, display, and network cables to the back of Printlink5-IN.
If image-based and information-based networks are unified, connect refer to the diagram below.
Caution
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8 Connect between DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN

using the LAN cable and HUB as shown in the
diagram on the left hand side.
9 Turn Printlink5-IN ON.

The Printlink5-IN main window is displayed after Windows
XP is booted up.
10 From the “Configuration” menu, select “Maintenance(M)”.

The “Password Input” window appears.
11 Enter “5678” in the “Password Input” window and

click the [OK] button.
The maintenance tool is started and “Printlink5 Maintenance”
main window is displayed.
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12 Click on the [Imager] tab.

The [Imager] palette is displayed.
13 From “Imager”, double-click the Ch line for setting DRYPRO 832.

The “Imager Output channel set screen” window appears.
14 Click the [Select...] button.

The “Select Maker” window is displayed.
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15 From “Maker”, [KONICA MINOLTA (1.03)], and from “Model”, select [DRYPRO832], and then
The “Select Maker” window is closed and the display returns to the “Imager Output channel set screen” window.
16 Enter any name in “Channel Name” and click the [Imager Setup] button.
The maintenance menu window of the DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool is displayed under the service level authority.
Do not change the “local host” that contains the “IP Address / Host Name”.
Caution If accidentally changed, select “Not Use” for the “Protocol Name”, and click the [OK] button. In
the “Image Output Channel Settings” window, delete the channel settings that were changed,
and then reset the settings.
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17 Check that the button of each setup item is active.

DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool - Maintenance Menu Window (Service Level Authority)
If the button of each item in the maintenance menu window is not yet active after a lapse of 2
minutes or the “Status” display is “Not connected”, see “4.4 Checking Connection Status (Page
Caution 4-25)” and check the connection status.
18 Click the [BACK] button.

The maintenance menu window of DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool is closed. Then you will return to the “Imager Output
channel set screen” window.
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19 Click the [OK] button.

The window for confirming changes the settings is displayed.

The window for confirming is closed. Then you will return
to the “Printlink5 Maintenance” main window.
21 Click the [Exit] button.

The window for confirming restart is displayed.
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The set contents are saved and Printlink5-IN is restarted.
This is the end of connection using the factory default network settings.
• If you use factory default network settings as is, continue to “Chapter 5 Various Settings” and
configure various settings.
• To change the factory default network settings to the facility network settings, go to step 23, and
change network settings.
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In step 23-24, change DRYPRO 832 network settings.

Note
23 Click the [SYSTEM SETUP] button in the Maintenance Menu window.

The “SYSTEM SETUP” window appears.
24 Change the “IP ADDRESS”, “SUBNET MASK”, and “DEFAULT GATEWAY” under “IMAGER
NAME” to the set values specified by the facility and click the [SAVE] button.
DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN is disconnected from the network and DRYPRO 832 is restarted.
After restarting, the DRYPRO 832 network settings will be reflected.
An explanation is given by taking an example of changing each item to the values below in the following steps.

IP Address 192.168.20.200
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In step 25-32, change the Printlink5-IN network settings.

Note
25 Click the [start] button in Windows XP and choose the “Control Panel” command from the start
menu.
The “Control Panel” window is displayed.
26 Double-click the “Network Connections” icon.

The “Network Connections” window appears.
27 From the popup menu, which appears after right-clicking on the “Local Area Connection” icon,
select the “Properties” command.
“Local Area Connection Properties” window is displayed.
28 In the “General” panel, under “This connection uses the following items:” click on “Internet
Protocol (TCP/IP)”.
When “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)” is selected, the text is highlighted.
If the “General” panel is not displayed, click the “General” tab to display the “General” panel.
Note
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29 Click the [Properties] button.

“Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties” window is displayed.
30 Change the “IP address”, “Subnet mask”, and “Default gateway” under “Use the following IP
address” to the set values specified by the facility and click the [OK] button.
The “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties” window is closed. Then you will return to the “Local Area Connection
Properties” window.
Do not select “Obtain an IP address automatically”.

Caution
An explanation is given by taking an example of changing each item to the values below in the following steps.

IP Address 192.168.20.250
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31 Click the [OK] button in the “Local Area Connection Properties” window.
The “Local Area Connection Properties” window is closed. Then you will return to the “Network Connections” window.
32 Close “Network Connections” window and “Control Panel” window.

In step 33-38, change the Printlink5-IN imager output channel settings.
Note
33 From “Imager” in the “Printlink5 Maintenance” main window, double-click the Ch line to which
DRYPRO 832 is assigned.
34 Verify that “DRYPRO832” is selected for “Connect Imager” in “Common Output” and enter the
IP address of DRYPRO 832 set in step 24 in the “DRYPRO832 IP Address“ entry field and click
the [OK] button.
The window for confirming the saving is displayed.
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The set contents are saved and the “Imager Output channel
set screen” window is closed. Then you will return to the
“Printlink5 Maintenance” main window.


The changed settings are saved and Printlink5-IN is
restarted.
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38 After Printlink5-IN is restarted, check that the button of each setup item is active in the
DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool Maintenance Menu window.
If the button of each item in the maitntenance menu window is not yet active after a lapse of 2
This is the end of the process of changing to the facility network settings.
Now continue to “Chapter 5 Various Settings” and configure various settings.
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4.3 Connecting Two DRYPRO 832

Set up a network to allow connection between DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN at a ratio of 2- to-1.
At the time of shipping, both DRYPRO 832 units are set to use the same network, so when
setting up a network, first set up a network for the first machine, and then a network for the
Important second.
Workflow
Item Outline
Setting up a network for the Connect DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN using the factory default network
first DRYPRO 832 settings once, and then change to the facility network settings.
Setting up a network for the Set up a network by connecting the second DRYPRO 832.
second DRYPRO 832
Checking Printlink5-IN Check the Printlink5-IN imager output channel settings.

imager output
channel settings
Checking connection status Check that two DRYPRO 832, Printlink5-IN, and the facility network are
properly connected to one another and they are in the ready state for
communication.
settings

No. Tools No. Tools

1 LAN cable × 3 (Category 5E or upper) 2 Hub × 1 unit (GBit-ready)
Since the facility may not be provided with hub and LAN cables, be sure to take them with you
when performing installation work.
Important
For LAN cables connecting DRYPRO 832 - HUB - Printlink5-IN, use Category 5E or upper. If
cables lower than Category 5E LAN are used, fast printing at 50 seconds won't be
guaranteed.
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1 Refer to step 1 to step 38 in “4.2 Network Connections (1 Unit) (Page 4-3)”, connect the first
DRYPRO 832, and change to the facility network settings.
2 Refer to step 1 to step 6 in “4.2 Network Connections (1 Unit) (Page 4-3)”, connect the second
DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN using the LAN cable and hub as shown below.
3 Turn on the second DRYPRO 832.
4 Hold down the operation switch until you hear a

beep, and then lift your finger off the switch.
Initialization and warm-up will start.
Check that initialization and warm-up ends normally.
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5 From “Imager”, double-click the Ch line for setting the second DRYPRO 832.
6 Click the [Select...] button.

The “Select Maker” window is displayed.
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7 From “Maker”, select “KONICA MINOLTA (1.03)”, and from “Model”, select “DRYPRO 832
[Backup]”, and then click the [OK] button.
The “Select Maker” window is closed and the display returns to the “Imager Output channel set screen” window.
8 Click the [Imager Setup] button.

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At this time, check that the button of each setup item is active.
DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool - Maintenance Menu Window (Service Level Authority)
If the button of each item in the maitntenance menu window is not yet active after a lapse of 2

The maintenance menu window of DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool is closed. Then you will return to the “Imager Output
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The window for confirming the saving is displayed.

The set contents are saved and the “Imager Output channel
set screen” window is closed. Then you will return to the
“Printlink5 Maintenance” main window.

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The changed settings are saved and Printlink5-IN is
restarted.
14 After Printlink5-IN is restarted, check that the button of each setup item is active again in the
DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool Maintenance Menu window.
If the button of each item in the Maitntenance Menu window is not yet active after a lapse of 2
Configuring settings for this procedure provides network settings below.
To change the second DRYPRO 832 to the facility network settings, change the network settings,
following the steps below.
Note
1. Change DRYPRO 832-1 (DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool [SYSTEM SETUP] window).
2. Change DRYPRO 832-2 (DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool [SYSTEM SETUP] window).
3. Change Printlink5-IN (PC Network Settings).
4. Change Printlink5-IN output settings ([Imager Output channel set screen] window: for two units).
This is the end of the connection and setup of the second DRYPRO 832.
Now continue to “Chapter 5 Various Settings” and configure various settings.
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4.4 Checking Connection Status

Verify that DRYPRO 832, Printlink5-IN, and the facility network are properly connected to one another and they are
in the ready state for communication.
1 From “Imager”, double-click the Ch line for checking the connection status.
2 Click the [Imager Setup] button.

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3 Check that the button of each setup item in active state is displayed.
4 Check the status of DRYPRO 832.
Display Status
READY DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN are connected on the facility network, and
DRYPRO 832 is ready to print.
Warming up (xx) DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN are connected on the facility network, and
DRYPRO 832 is initializing or warming up. (xx) shows the scheduled time of
completion of temperature adjustment.
Not connected DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN are not recognized on the facility network.
If the button of each item in the maintenance menu window is not active or the “Status” display is “Not connected”,
check the following:
• Checking DRYPRO 832 network settings
For more information, see “4.4.1 Checking DRYPRO 832 Network Settings (Page 4-27)”.
• Checking Printlink5-IN imager output channel settings
For more information, see “4.4.2 Checking Printlink5-IN Imager Output Channel Settings (Page 4-30)”.
• Checking Printlink5-IN network settings
For more information, see “4.4.3 Checking Printlink5-IN Network Settings (Page 4-31)”.
In addition, check the following factors:
• DRYPRO 832 is ON.
If DRYPRO 832 is not ON, turn it ON.
• Check of the LAN cable for not connected or broken and check the hub for failure.
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4.4.1 Checking DRYPRO 832 Network Settings

Check the DRYPRO 832 network settings. You can check in the following two ways below:
• Checking on Printlink5-IN.
For more information, see “ Checking on Printlink5-IN (Page 4-27)”.
• Checking on DRYPRO 832.
For more information, see “ Checking on DRYPRO 832 (Page 4-28)”.
Checking on Printlink5-IN
Check DRYPRO 832 IP address, subnet mask, default gateway set values in the “SYSTEM SETUP” window of
DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool.
1 Click the [SYSTEM SETUP] button in the maintenance menu window.

2 Verify that the IP ADDRESS, SUBNET MASK, and DEFAULT GATEWAY values under
“IMAGER NAME” are correct.
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Checking on DRYPRO 832

Check DRYPRO information in the message display window on the operation panel of DRYPRO 832.
No. Name Function

1 Message Display Window The status of DRYPRO 832 is displayed.
2 Open/Enter lamp Lights up when the [Open/Enter] button is enabled.
3 [Open/Enter] button • Press when loading film.
• When printing QC patterns or calibration, press this button to confirm.
4 [Calibration] button Press this button to print calibration sheet.
5 [Test Print] button Press this button to print QC patterns.
6 [Reset/Cancel] button • Press this button to clear the error.
• When printing QC patterns or calibration, press this button to cancel.
• Press this button to display DRYPRO information (machine name IP
address).
7 Reset/Cancel lamp Lights up when the [Reset/Cancel] button is enabled.
When DRYPRO 832 is ready to print or during warm-up, each time the [Reset/Cancel] button is pressed, the
display in the message display window switches.
To display the IP address of the machine, press the [Reset/Cancel] button five times.
１４ × １７Ｂ 1 Press the [Reset/Cancel] button on the

FILM EMPTY!! operation panel.
The [Number of remaining film sheets] view appears in
the message display window.
T R A Y １：xxx / xxx 2 Press the [Reset/Cancel] button.

T R A Y ２：xxx / xxx The [QC Results] view appears in the message display
window.
QC　Results　１：０２３　２：１１９ 3 Press the [Reset/Cancel] button.

TRAY1 ３： N G ４：３１０ If Lispl-832 is used, [QC Results] view of Tray 2 is
displayed.
QC　Results　１：０２３　２：１１９ 4 Press the [Reset/Cancel] button.

TRAY2 ３：N G ４：３１０ Only when Lispl-832 is installed, it is displayed.
The [Machine Name] view appears in the message
display window.
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Machine Name 5 Press the [Reset/Cancel] button.

DRY　PRO　XXX The [Machine IP address] view appears in the message
display window.
Machine IP Address 6 Check if the machine IP address is correct.

192.168.20.161
7 Press the [Reset/Cancel] button.
The [Machine Subnet Mask] view appears in the
message display window.
Machine Subnet Mask 8 Check if the machine subnet mask is correct.

255.255.255.0
The [Machine Gateway] view appears in the message
display window.
Machine Gateway 10 Check if the machine gateway is correct.

192.168.0.1
The [MAC Address] view appears in the message
display window.
Machine MAC Address 12 Press the [Reset/Cancel] button.

XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX Return to the Current Status View.
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4.4.2 Checking Printlink5-IN Imager Output Channel Settings

Verify “DRYPRO832 IP Address” in the “Imager Output channel set screen” window of Printlink5-IN.
1 From “Imager”, double-click the Ch line for checking the connection status.
2 Check that the IP address assigned to the equipment displayed in “Connect Imager” under
“Common Output” is shown in the entry field of “DRYPRO832 IP Address”.
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4.4.3 Checking Printlink5-IN Network Settings

Check Printlink5-IN network settings in the “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties” window of Printlink5-IN.
1 Refer to step 25 to 29 in “4.2 Network Connections (1 Unit) (Page 4-3)” and display “Internet
Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties” window.
2 Verify that the “IP address”, “Subnet mask”, and “Default gateway” under “Use the following IP
address:” are correct.
This is the end of the process of checking the connection status.
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Chapter 5 Various Settings
Chapter 5
This chapter describes various setting procedures for DRYPRO 832.
5.1 Setup Items and Workflow .................................5-2

5.2 Film-related Settings ..........................................5-3
5.3 Loading Film ......................................................5-6
5.4 Checking Image Quality.....................................5-9
5.5 Checking Density Linearity ..............................5-10
5.5.1 Printing QC patterns................................... 5-10
5.5.2 Checking QC Pattern Results .................... 5-12
5.5.3 Built-in Densitometer Calibration................ 5-18
5.5.4 Checking Set Density Value....................... 5-26
5.5.5 Checking Flat Patterns............................... 5-28
5.6 Setting Reference Value of QC Patterns .........5-30
5.7 Configuring Printlink5-IN Operating Environment ....5-33
5.7.1 Creating a List of Network Settings of
Attached Devices ....................................... 5-33
5.7.2 Displaying Operating Environment
Configuration Window ................................ 5-34
5.7.3 Setting up DICOM Communication ............ 5-36
5.7.4 System Common Settings.......................... 5-37
5.7.5 Setting Overlay........................................... 5-38
5.7.6 Imager and Printer Output Common Settings ... 5-39
5.7.7 Storage Output Common Settings ............. 5-40
5.7.8 Saving Settings .......................................... 5-40
5.8 Setting Printlink5-IN Input Channels ................5-41
5.8.1 Displaying Input Channel Settings Window ...... 5-41
5.8.2 Setting Input Channel (DICOM PRINT IN) ....... 5-42
5.8.3 Setting Input Channel (Toshiba IN) ............ 5-49
5.8.4 When Setting Set Input Channel to Not use ..... 5-57
5.8.5 Saving Channel Settings............................ 5-57
5.8.6 Completion of Setting................................. 5-57
5.9 Setting Calibration............................................5-58
5.10 Setting Print Parameters..................................5-60
5.11 Setting Logo Mark............................................5-62
5.12 Setting Custom Border ....................................5-65
5.13 Setting Date/Time Layout ................................5-66
5.14 System-related Settings...................................5-68
5.15 Periodic Inspection-related Settings ................5-71
5.16 Printing from External Unit ...............................5-72
5.1 Setup Items and Workflow

Set each item following the steps below, using DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool installed in Prinklink5-IN.
Item Outline
Film Settings Load film into the DRYPRO 832 supply tray, set the size and type of film, and
set the usage conditions of the supply tray.
For more information, see “5.2 Film-related Settings (Page 5-3)”.
Image Quality-related Specify the image quality by calibrating the built-in densitometer and printing
Settings QC patterns and flat patterns. If Lispl-832 is installed, adjust the writing
position.
For more information, see “5.4 Checking Image Quality (Page 5-9)”.
Setting Calibration Set the method for performing automatic density calibration and the calibration
timing.
For more information, see “5.9 Setting Calibration (Page 5-58)”.
Setting Print Parameters Set print parameters for each connected diagnostic device.
For more information, see “5.10 Setting Print Parameters (Page 5-60)”.
Logo Setting Output the facility's logo mark to a film.

For more information, see “5.11 Setting Logo Mark (Page 5-62)”.
Setting Custom Border Set the film border size.

For more information, see “5.12 Setting Custom Border (Page 5-65)”.
Date/Time Layout Settings Set the date/time layout of the stamp to be printed on a film.
For more information, see “5.13 Setting Date/Time Layout (Page 5-66)”.
Setting System Perform settings on operation of the internal system.

For more information, see “5.14 System-related Settings (Page 5-68)”.
Setting Periodic Inspection Initialize the periodic inspection schedule of DRYPRO 832.
For more information, see “5.15 Periodic Inspection-related Settings (Page 5-
71)”.
Completion of Setting of
DRYPRO 832
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5.2 Film-related Settings

Specify the size and type of film loaded into the DRYPRO 832 supply tray and specify the usage conditions of the
supply tray.
1 Double-click the Ch line to be set up from the “Imager” in the “Printlink5 Maintenance” main
window.
“Common Output” is shown in the entry field of “DRYPRO832 IP Address” and click the
[Imager Setup] button.
The Maintenance Menu window of the DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool is displayed.
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3 Click the [FILM SETUP] button under “FILM INFO.”.

The “FILM SETUP” window appears.
4 Set each item according to the status of use in the facility.
The following window shows the case where an optional Lispl-832 is not connected.
If Lispl-832 is not installed, set items under “TRAY 1” on the left side of the window.
Note
If Lispl-832 is installed, items on the right hand side of the window are enabled. Perform settings on
Lispl-832 in items under “TRAY 2”.
“FILM SETUP” window
The “FILM SETUP” window contains the following setup items:
No. Setup Item Description of Setting

1 TRAY USE Set the supply tray DRYPRO 832 uses.
Default value:
Tray 1: ON
Tray 2: OFF
ON Supply tray is used.
OFF Supply tray is not used.
If an optional Lispl-832 is used, set the radio button for “TRAY USE” under
“TRAY 2” to “ON”.
2 FILM SIZE Select the size of film loaded from pulldown and set for each supply tray.
The following film sizes can be selected:
• “14 × 17”: 14 × 17 inch-film
• “14 × 14”: 14 × 14 inch-film
• “11 × 14”: 11 × 14 inch-film
• “10 × 12”: 10 × 12 inch-film
• “8 × 10”: 8 × 10 inch-film
Default value: 14 × 17
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3 FILM TYPE Select the type of film loaded from the pulldown and set for each supply tray.
Default value: B
B Blue (Standard density film)
C Clear (Standard density film)
HB H Blue (High density film)
4 COUNT Set the number of sheets of film loaded for each supply tray.
Default value: 0
5 SHEETS OF Select the number of sheets of package used in DRYPRO 832 from the pulldown
PACKAGE and set for each supply tray.
Default value: 125 PACK
125 PACK 125-sheet package
50 PACK 50-sheet package
6 TRAY SERIES Set operation if film of the same size and type is loaded in both Tray 1 (supply tray)
USE and Tray 2 (Lispl-832).
Default value: ON
ON Operates by treating two supply trays as one tray.
Even when Tray 1 (supply tray) runs out of film, the film in
Tray 2 (Lispl-832) will be used if there is film of the same size
and type in Tray 2 (Lispl-832).
OFF Operates by treating Tray 1 (supply tray) and Tray 2 (Lispl-
832) as separate trays.
When Tray 1 (supply tray) runs out of film, the film in Tray 2
(Lispl-832) won't be used even if there is film of the same size
and type in Tray 2 (Lispl-832).
Settings can be changed on the following conditions.
Caution • For the supply tray with [TRAY USE] set to “OFF”
• Film size, film type, number of sheets of film, and number of sheets of package cannot
be changed.
• If unprocessed job remains in DRYPRO 832
• No change can be made to any setting.
If Lispl-832 is used, you need to change the [TRAY USE] settings.
Caution Change settings after adding Lispl-832 to DRYPRO 832.

If you change settings before, it can cause an error.
If the value you entered is incorrect, the message shown below appears.
Note • The input range is not correct.
Enter a correct value again.
5 After setting all items, click the [SAVE] button.

The “FILM SETUP” window is closed, and the set values will be reflected.
This is the end of film-related settings.

Now continue to “5.3 Loading Film (Page 5-6)” and load film into supply tray.
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5.3 Loading Film

Load film into supply tray.
• Load film into supply tray, which was set in “5.2 Film-related Settings (Page 5-3)” (film size,
film type, number of sheets of film, and number of sheets of package).
Caution If you load film different from the set one, load the film after changing the following items.
• “3.5 Changing Supply Tray Film Size (Page 3-19)”
• “5.2 Film-related Settings (Page 5-3)”
• If Lispl-832 is used, also load film into Lispl-832.
1 Press the [Open/Enter] button on the operation

panel.
The following messages appear in the message display
window.
Now in progress
Please wait a while
Now opening TRAY1

Please wait a while
If the target tray is Lisp1-832, “TRAY2” is

displayed.
Note
The target supply tray pops out by several centimeters.
Do not place an object on the supply tray or

lean against the supply tray drawn forth.
Caution Failure to observe this caution could cause
fault.
3 Check that the paper tray wall reclining lever is in

an upright position.
The paper tray wall reclining lever is in an

Note upright position at the time of shipment, but may
sometimes become tilted inward as result of
moving the machine during installation or
changing the tray.
If it is tilted inward as indicated by the dotted
line in the diagram on the left, lift it up toward
the outer edge.
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4 Take a new film package (barrier sack) out of the

box and load it by aligning the package (barrier
sack) with the triangle ( ▲ ) on the supply tray.
5 Remove the seals to extend the front and rear

ends of the package (barrier sack).
If the film package is properly placed, the

wording “This side UP” and the illustration are
Caution visible as shown in the diagram at the left.
If the wording and illustration are invisible, the
film package may be reversed. Check the right
side.
6 Insert the special cutter into the slot in the cutter

guide on the supply tray.
7 Cut off the back of the package (barrier sack),

moving the special cutter along the cutter guide
slot on the supply tray, using the special cutter.
After use, store the cutter in the cutter pocket of DRYPRO
832.
Cut off the package (barrier sack) in a

straight line not to create a slanting cut-off
Caution section.
You can cut it off in either right-to-left or left-to-

right direction.
Note
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After cutting it off, do not open the mouth of

the package (barrier sack).
Caution Otherwise the film may be exposed to light.
8 Push the supply tray as far as the supply tray will

be locked with the forward end of the package
(barrier sack) protruded from the supply tray.
window.
Please pull out the barrier sack
9 Hold the package (barrier sack) protruding from

the supply tray with both hands and slowly pull it
out horizontally.
When pulling out the package (barrier sack),

care should be taken not to pull it out at a
Caution slant.

window.
Ready
10 If Lispl-832 is installed, also load film into Lispl-832.
If the following operation is performed during film loading, do it again from step 1.
Caution • If you closed the tray without pulling out the forward end of the package (barrier sack).
• If you closed the tray without cutting off the back of the package (barrier sack) with a
cutter.
• If you closed the supply tray without installing film.
This is the end of the process of loading film.

Now continue to “5.4 Checking Image Quality (Page 5-9)” and check the image quality.
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5.4 Checking Image Quality

Check the image quality by printing QC patterns and flat patterns.
Flow of Checking Image Quality
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5.5 Checking Density Linearity

Check the density by printing QC patterns used for density control and reading the patterns with the densitometer
built into DRYPRO 832 at the same time.
Normally print three QC patterns once a week or in a day when a reference value shown below is set.
Note • When using this machine for the first time (installation)
• When the film type has been changed
• When QC patterns have not been printed in the last three months or more
• When QC pattern results have been reset
The average of the first three values read with the built-in densitometer, when the QC patterns
were printed, is used as a reference value of the QC patterns.
Caution
5.5.1 Printing QC patterns

Print one QC pattern to check the film print density.
1 Click the [TEST PRINT] button under “PRINT INFO.” in the Maintenance Menu window of
The “TEST PRINT” view appears.
2 Set the “QC” radio button to ON.

The [QC] palette appears.
3 Select the tray to print the QC pattern from the dropdown list under “TRAY SELECT”.
4 Click the [PRINT] button.
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Example: Calibration pattern

First a calibration pattern is printed from the selected tray.
When you print after loading film, a calibration

pattern is printed on the first sheet of film.
Note
Example:QC pattern （14 x 17 in.)

Next another QC pattern is printed from the selected tray.
5 If Lispl-832 is used, one QC pattern is also

printed in supply tray 2.
This is the end of the process of printing QC patterns.

Now continue to “5.5.2 Checking QC Pattern Results (Page 5-12)” and check the QC pattern results.
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5.5.2 Checking QC Pattern Results

When QC patterns are printed, check the results. Make an assessment as to the QC pattern results by visually
checking the printed QC patterns according to the items to be checked and readouts given by the densitometer built
into the main unit.
If any one of the items does not fit, the results are judged as being “NG”.
Visual Check of QC Patterns

Check the printed QC patterns according to the items to be checked shown below.
All of the film

1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
SPATIAL‫ ޓ‬RESOLUTION‫ ޓ‬TEST 㧝㧞㧟
9
DENSITY㧞‫ޓ‬LOOKED‫ޓ‬BETWEEN
DENSITY㧝‫ޓ‬AND‫ޓ‬DENSITY㧟㧫
YES NO
10
2
DENSITY TEST YES NO
STEP1
YES NO
STEP2
YES NO
STEP3
YES NO
STEP4
IP ADDRESS㧦㧝㧜㧚
㧝㧠㧚㧤㧝㧟㧟
IMAGER NAME㧦㧰㨞㨥㧼㨞㨛㧤㧟㧞
Category No. Item to be Checked

Image 1 “Geometric pattern” as shown is printed.
appearance
2 “Alphabetic/numeric characters” on the film image can be properly identified.
3 No “speckle noise” was created on all or part of the film image.
4 No “horizontal stripe” was created on all or part of the film image.
5 No “vertical stripe” was created on all or part of the film image.
6 No “serious image distortion” was created on all or part of the film image.
7 No “image wear” was created on all or part of the film image.
8 No “image anomaly” other than items in No.3 to No.5 occurred on all or part of the film
image.
Resolution 9 The “horizontal thin line” of QC pattern appears to be resolved (a magnifying glass is
used).*
10 The “vertical thin line” of QC pattern appears to be resolved (a magnifying glass is used).*
Note *: As for No. 9 and No. 10, if the density is “1 (left)” < “2 (middle)” < “3 (right)”, it is judged as being OK.
When an anomaly is detected in the output QC pattern, handle it according to “Troubleshooting”

in the Service Manual.
Caution
This is the end of the process of visually checking QC patterns.

Next perform density check.
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Density Check
1 Check that “Densitometer Read Failure.” is not displayed in [STATUS] in the “Maintenance
Menu” window.
“Densitometer Read Failure.” is not displayed.
“Densitometer Read Failure.” is displayed.
2 Click the [QC PATTERN] button.

The “QC PATTERN” window is displayed.
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“QC PATTERN” window
The “QC PATTEN” window contains the following items:

1 TRAY SELECT Select the target supply tray.
2 BASE A reference value (STEP1 to 4) and the date and time of setting a reference value
(STEP1 to 4) are displayed.
3 RANGE Error range of a reference value is displayed.

(STEP1 to 4)
4 [RESET] Button When you click, reset a reference value.
5 QC PATTERN Up to 60 QC pattern results are displayed in order from the newest. A result is
RESULTS indicated by a blue “OK” or red “NG”.
6 [CSV FILE Clicking this button outputs the QC pattern results as a file in CSV format.
OUTPUT] Button
7 [BACK] Button Return to the “Maintenance Menu” window.
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3 Select the tray from which QC pattern was printed from the [TRAY SELECT] pull-down list and
check that correct density values (blue characters) are displayed in [STEP 1] - [STEP 4].
When an anomaly is detected in the output QC pattern, handle it according to “Troubleshooting”

in the Service Manual.
Caution

You will return to the Maintenance Menu window.
This is the end of density check.

Next check 16-level grayscale.
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Checking 16-level Grayscale

Measure 16-level grayscale of the QC pattern and check the density.
If the facility is provided with a densitometer, use it.If the facility is not provided with a densitometer, use the one
you brought with you to measure the density.
When you use a densitometer, keep in mind the following:
Recommended conditions for external densitometer

Caution Use the calibrated densitometer of any one of the following models.
If you perform densitometer calibration using a model of densitometer other than the following
or one that is not calibrated, the accuracy of density won't be guaranteed.
• TM-5 (manufactured by Ihara Electronic Industry)
• X-Rite301 (manufactured by X-Rite)
Precautions for use of densitometer

Caution When installing the machine, be sure to take a portable densitometer “X-Rite331” with you.
When measuring the density using X-Rite 331, make sure you observe the following
precautions:
<Matters to be observed strictly>
1. Remaining battery charge is sufficient.
2. The axis of light source and that of the light receiving section must not be misaligned.
3. Calibrate using the step tablet for X-Rite, following the steps in X-Rite instructions, and
perform zero adjustment. If calibration is not performed, the density value won't be
guaranteed.
4. When measuring the density, position the emulsion side of film on the light receiving section
of the densitometer.
Example)
X-Rite301, X-Rite331, and IHARA TM-5: Measure with the emulsion side “Up”.
SAKURA PDA-65: Measure with the emulsion side “Down”.
From then on, continue to use the same densitometer used once for “Calibrating Built-in
Densitometer”, “Determining QC Patterns”, and “Evaluating Flat Patterns”.
Avoid using a different densitometer during a series of image quality checks.
1 Check that zero adjustment was made to the densitometer you use.
2 Measure the density value of the16-level

grayscale section of the QC pattern using the
densitometer.
Measure 16 sections from 01 to 16 within the same
grayscale.
The output position of QC patterns varies,

depending on the film size.
Note
3 Check the density difference between the measured value and reference value.
If the measured value at each point is within the range between the lower and upper limits, the print is judged as
being normal.
For a reference value, upper limit, and lower limit of density, see “ QC Pattern Density Reference Value List
(Comparative Table Between Maximum and Minimum Density Settings) (Page 5-17)”.
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QC Pattern Density Reference Value List (Comparative Table

Between Maximum and Minimum Density Settings)
16-level grayscale
When checking the density linearity in the condition of factory default densitometer calibration:
Film Settings Maximum Minimum Film Settings Maximum Minimum

Density Density Density Density
Clear 300 10 Blue 300 20
Point Lower Reference Upper Point Lower Reference Upper

Limit Value Limit Limit Value Limit
1 None 10 13 1 15 20 25
2 24 29 34 2 34 39 44
3 44 49 54 3 52 57 62
4 63 68 73 4 71 76 81
5 82 87 92 5 90 95 100
6 102 108 113 6 109 114 119
7 122 127 132 7 128 133 138
8 141 146 151 8 147 152 157
9 161 166 171 9 165 170 175
10 180 185 190 10 184 189 194
11 200 205 210 11 204 209 214
12 220 225 230 12 222 227 232
13 239 244 249 13 241 246 251
14 256 263 270 14 258 265 272
15 276 283 290 15 276 283 290
16 292 302 312 16 292 302 312
If there is a point that exceeds the specified density range:

Caution If a point that exceeds the specified density range is detected in the 16-level grayscale of the
printed QC patterns, check the following points:
1. Was calibration performed before printing QC patterns?
• If there is a supply tray for which calibration was no performed, carry out calibration once, and
then make an assessment as to print and density linearity of QC patterns again.
2. Is the result of calibrating the built-in densitometer normal?
• If it is not normal, perform calibration of the densitometer again, and then make an assessment
as to print and density linearity of QC patterns once again.
This is the end of the process of checking 16-level grayscale.

• If the density of 16-level grayscale is normal, go to “5.5.5 Checking Flat Patterns (Page 5-28)”, and check flat
patterns.
• If an anomaly is detected in the density of 16-level grayscale, go to “5.5.3 Built-in Densitometer Calibration
(Page 5-18)”, and perform the built-in densitometer calibration procedure.
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5.5.3 Built-in Densitometer Calibration
• “DENSITOMETER” is a function which is different from “Density Correction” (performed

when printing calibration patterns). Take care not to confuse these words.
Caution
• Since the densitometer of DRYPRO 832 is factory-calibrated using the calibrated external
densitometer, it can be used as is without adjusting the density specially after its installation.
However, if you wish to adjust the film density to the external densitometer possessed by the
facility, perform the densitometer calibration procedure once using the external
densitometer.
• When calibrating the densitometer, it should be noted that the density correction data at the
time of installing DRYPRO 832 cannot be restored after performing the densitometer
calibration procedure even once.
Recommended conditions for external densitometer

Caution Use the calibrated densitometer of any one of the following models.
If you perform densitometer calibration using a model of densitometer other than the following
or one that is not calibrated, the accuracy of density won't be guaranteed.
• TM-5 (manufactured by Ihara Electronic Industry)
1 From “Imager”, double-click the Ch line for checking the image quality.
The [Imager Output channel set screen] window appears.
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“Common Output” is shown in the entry field of “DRYPRO 832 IP Address” and click the
[Imager Setup] button.
The Maintenance Menu window of the DRYPRO832 Utility Tool is displayed.
3 Click the [DENSITOMETER] button under “SERVICE INFO.”.

The “DENSITOMETER” window appears.
4 Click the [DENSITOMETER] button.

The “DENSITOMETER (STEP1)” window appears.
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5 Choose the tray for which you want to perform densitometer calibration, and then click the
[PRINT] button.
Precautions when optional Lispl-832 is installed:

Caution • If the same film type is used for Tray 1 and Tray 2, by performing the densitometer calibration
once, specifying one tray, calibration is performed for the other tray as well. If different sizes
are used, select the tray into which larger film is loaded.
• If different film types are used for Tray 1 and Tray 2, select a tray according to the table
below.
Combination of film types Target tray for densitometer calibration
BLUE CLEAR Tray into which BLUE film is loaded

FILM FILM
BLUE HIGH BLUE Tray into which BLUE film and HIGH BLUE film are loaded
FILM FILM (*)
CLEAR HIGH BLUE Tray into which CLEAR film and HIGH BLUE film are
FILM FILM loaded (*)
Perform densitometer calibration for each of the trays indicated by (*).

One sheet of calibration pattern is printed.
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6 Click the [NEXT (N)] button.


Example: Densitometer calibration pattern
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8 Measure the density of the printed densitometer

calibration patterns (01) - (12), using an external
densitometer.
When measuring the film density, make sure

to standarize the measuring surface of film
Caution (front/back side).
If the measuring surface is not standardized,
the results of measuring the film density may
vary, depending on the model of the
densitometer.
For details of how to measure the density, see the

instruction manual that comes with the
Note densitometer.
9 Click the [NEXT (N)] button.

10 Enter a value equals to the density measured in step 8, which was increased by 100-fold, in
one-byte numbers in [01] - [12] in the “DENSITOMETER (STEP3)” window,
Example:
• If the (01)st density value is 0.21, enter “21” in the 01 field.
• If the (12)th density value is 3.16, enter “316” in the 12 field.
Entering and saving abnormal or incorrect value can cause density correction data corruption,
making it impossible to perform density correction properly.Take care not to enter abnormal or
Caution incorrect value.
• Example of abnormal or incorrect value
• Value deviated greatly from the measured value
• The density value was 1.25, but entered “215” by mistake.
• The density value was 1.25, but entered abnormal value “400” intentionally.
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11 Click the [SAVE] button.

The settings will be saved.
• After entering the density value, make sure to click the [SAVE] button to save the settings.
If the settings are not saved, proper densitometer calibration procedure may not be
Caution performed.
• When you click the [SAVE] button, the entered density value may be misjudged as being
abnormal or incorrect value and an error may be displayed. In such a case, perform either of
the following:
• Check the density value and reenter a correct value.（From step 10)
• Redo the densitometer calibration procedure from the beginning.（From step 3)
12 Click the [NEXT(N)] button.

The [DENSITOMETER(STEP4)] window appears.
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14 Click the [END] button.

The [DENSITOMETER(STEP4)] window is closed. Then you will return to the Maintenance Menu screen.
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15 If Lispl-832 is installed, perform calibration on another tray.
• If the tray selected in step 5 comes first, perform calibration on Tray 2.

• If the tray selected in step 5 comes second, perform calibration on Tray 1.
Note
This is the end of the process of calibrating the densitometer.

Now continue to “5.5.4 Checking Set Density Value (Page 5-26)” and check the set density value.
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5.5.4 Checking Set Density Value

Check the set density value by comparing the reading given by the densitometer built into DRYPRO 832 with the
measured value of the densitometer calibration pattern entered in the DENSITOMETER window.
1 Click the [DENSITOMETER] button under “SERVICE INFO.”.

The “DENSITOMETER” window appears.
2 Click the [DENSITOMETER ADJUST] button.

The “DENSITOMETER ADJUST” window appears.
3 Check the results of comparing the internal density values with the external density values from
the (01)st to the (12)th.
If a correction was made to BLUE film or CLEAR film, check the results field on the “NORMAL FILM” side; or if
a correction was made to HIGH BLUE film, check the results field on the “HIGH DENSITY FILM” side.
If the difference in the (01)st to the (12)th values is within ±3, the result of correction is judged as being appropriate,
and “OK” will be shown in the results column.
If the value difference is ±4 or greater, “NG” will be shown in the results column. So perform “5.5.3 Built-in
Densitometer Calibration (Page 5-18)” again.
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No. Setup Item Description of Description of Setting

Setting
1 NORMAL FILM INTERNAL The results of measuring with a built-in densitometer are
shown, when a correction is made to BLUE film or CLEAR
film.
2 EXTERNAL The results of measuring with an external densitometer are
shown, when a correction is made to BLUE film or CLEAR
film.
3 RESULT If the result of comparing the internal density value with the
external density value is within ±3, “OK” will be shown; or
if it is ±4 or greater, “NG” will be shown.
4 HIGH DENSITY INTERNAL The results of measuring with a built-in densitometer are
FILM shown, when a correction is made to HIGH BLUE film.
5 EXTERNAL The results of measuring with an external densitometer are
shown, when a correction is made to HIGH BLUE film.
6 RESULT If the result of comparing the internal density value with the
external density value is within ±3, “OK” will be shown; or
if it is ±4 or greater, “NG” will be shown.

The “Densitometer Adjust” window is closed. Then you will return to the Maintenance Menu window.
This is the end of the process of checking the set density value.
Now continue to “5.4 Checking Image Quality (Page 5-9)” and check the image quality again.
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5.5.5 Checking Flat Patterns
Printing flat patterns

Print one sheet each of flat patterns with densities of 1.00 and 1.50 to check for scratches, streak unevenness, and
inconsistencies in density
1 Check that film is loaded into each tray.
2 Click the [TEST PRINT] button under “PRINT INFO.”.

The “TEST PRINT” view appears.
3 Set the “FLAT” radio button to ON.

The “FLAT” palette appears.
4 Select the tray to print the flat pattern from the dropdown list under “TRAY SELECT”. Set the
“DENSITY”.
Item Density value Input value
Density 1.00 100
1.50 150

Flat patterns will be printed from the selected supply tray.
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Example: Flat pattern
6 If Lispl-832 is used, print flat patterns of each density from the supply tray 2.

You will return to the “DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool” window.
This is the end of the process of printing flat patterns.

Now continue to “ Evaluating flat patterns (Page 5-29)” and evaluate flat patterns.
Evaluating flat patterns

Hold the printed flat pattern over light box to check the film for scratches, streak uneveness, and inconsistencies in
density.
When an anomaly is detected in the output flat pattern image, handle it according to
Troubleshooting in the Service Manual.
Caution
This is the end of the processes of evaluating flat patterns and checking all image qualities.
Now continue to “5.6 Setting Reference Value of QC Patterns” and set the reference value of QC patterns.
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5.6 Setting Reference Value of QC Patterns

The average of the first three values read with the built-in densitometer, when the QC patterns were printed, is used
as a reference value of the QC patterns. Since the QC patterns printed for checking image and density were already
registered as the reference value, reset it, and then set a reference value by printing three QC patterns.

The “QC PATTERN” view is displayed.
2 Click the [RESET] button.

The reference value of the QC patterns which were printed before will be reset.
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You will return to the “Maintenance Menu” window.
4 Refer to “5.5.1 Printing QC patterns (Page 5-10)” and print three QC patterns.
Entering “3” in the “COPY COUNT” in the “TEST PRINT” view causes three QC patterns to be printed
continuously.
Note

The “QC PATTERN” view is displayed.
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6 Check that correct density values (blue) are displayed in [STEP1] - [STEP 4].

You will return to the “Maintenance Menu” window.
This is the end of the process of setting a reference value of QC patterns.

Now continue to “5.7 Configuring Printlink5-IN Operating Environment (Page 5-33)” and configure Printlink5-IN
operating environment.
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5.7 Configuring Printlink5-IN Operating Environment
5.7.1 Creating a List of Network Settings of Attached Devices

Since many devices are attached, make sure to create a list of the attached devices, including AE Title, IP address,
net mask, port number, router gateway settings, before starting work. At this time, clearly indicate each connection
condition and data flow.
Do not set the following ports, as they are used by applications:
Caution • 63100 /63101 /63102 /50351 /50352 /50353 /50354
Create a system settings list based on information confirmed.

For example, assume that Printlink 5-IN is installed in the facility with the system configured as shown below.
(The address is an assumed value.）
In the case of the system as shown in the diagram, the system settings list becomes as below.
Name Protocol IP Address AE Title Port

No.
Printlink 5-IN In Diagnosis 1 DICOM PRINT 192.168.20.10 KC_PLNK3_U001
put （Printlink III -IV） IN
IP Address
Diagnosis 2 DICOM PRINT 192.168.20.11 KC_PLNK3_U002
192.168.20.50
（Printlink III -ID） IN
AE Title (SCU) Out DRY752 DICOM PRINT 192.168.20.20 KC_DPRO1_P001 6000
KC_PLNK5_U001 put （DRYPRO OUT
MODEL 752）
AE Title (SCP)
KC_PLNK5_P001 DRY832 DICOM PRINT localhost KC_DPRO4_P001 63101
（DRYPRO OUT
Port No.6000 MODEL 832）
File DICOM 192.168.20.100 KC_RSST_P001 5200
(Filing device) STORAGE
OUT
(Information Worklist 192.168.20.200 KC_IDSM_P001 5500
retrieval device)
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5.7.2 Displaying Operating Environment Configuration Window
1 If the supplied character recognition dictionary file (with extension “mji”) is available, copy it to
Printlink 5-IN.
Using Explorer or the like, copy to “C:\Program Files\KonicaMinolta\Plnk5\Mainte\Bin\Mji”

folder. If the character recognition file is not available, create a dictionary file by referring to
Note “Chapter 15 Creating Character Recogniton Setting File” in Installation and Service Manual of
Printlink5-IN.
If the character recognition dictionary file (with extension “mji”) created in different environment
is available, copy it to Printlink 5-IN.
2 From the [Configuration] menu in “Printlink5 main window”, select [Maintenance].

3 Enter “5678” in the “Password Input” window and

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The maintenance tool is started and “Printlink5 Maintenance” main window is displayed.
4 Click the [Env…] button in the “Printlink5 Maintenance” main window.
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The [Set Environment Data] window appears.
5.7.3 Setting up DICOM Communication

Correct to match the facility settings by referring to the system settings table.
1 Set the AE Title (AE Title SCP) which is referred

to by high-order devices.
You can use one-byte alphanumeric characters and symbols.
Make sure to set the value unique to the network.
2 Set the AE Title (AE Title SCU) which is referred

to by low-order devices.
Make sure to set the value unique to the network.
3 Set the port number (Port No.) used when connected from high-end devices.
Set the DICOM PRINT IN receiving port number. You can set multiple port numbers by separating with commas.
4 Set the port number (N-Event Port No.) used in exchange with N-Event.
Set the N-EVNET receiving port number. You can set multiple port numbers by separating with commas.
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5.7.4 System Common Settings
1 Set Log Data Output Mode.

Select Printlink5- IN log data output mode from items on the pulldown list.
Item Function
Event Log Standard Mode
Digital Log Detail Mode
2 Set hard disk (HD) space warning.

When free space on the hard disk installed falls short of space specified here, a history of old data received will be
deleted.The scale is in megabytes.
3 Configure the character recognition setting file (MJI File Name) used for character recognition.
Enter the created or supplied character recognition setup file (with an extension “.mji”) name.You can also display
the list of selectable character recognition setup files by clicking the [Browse] button.
If you cannot find a character recognition setup file you want to specify, recheck operations in
step 1 in “5.7.2 Displaying Operating Environment Configuration Window (Page 5-34)”.
Note
4 Configure whether or not to permit the LUT settings (LUT Button Use) in the “Printlink5” main
window.
To permit the LUT settings in the “Printlink5” main window, set it to [ON].
After adjusting LUT in the “LUT Settings” view in the “Printlink5” main window, the LUT settings
at that time will be saved when the maintenance tool is started. When you press [F12] in the
Note “LUT settings” view, you will return to the LUT settings saved when the maintenance tool was
last started.
When you press [F12] in the “LUT settings” view, you will return to the LUT settings when saved
as in the maintenance tool.
5 Set the default display of the “Printlink5” main window (Initial Display of Main Screen).
Item Function
Status of last exiting the Displays the status of last exiting program.
program
Minimize Shows the minimized display.
Maximize Shows the maximized display.
6 Make the setting for use of Remote Maintenance.

To use the remote function, set “Remote Maintenance” to [ON].
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5.7.5 Setting Overlay
1 Set the use of the patient information overlay function (Overlay Use).
To use the patient information overlay function, set to [ON].
2 Set the overlay offset value (Overlay Offset).

Enter the offset value of the display position of patient information to be overlaid. The scale is in millimeters.
If “Overlay Bitmap” set in step 4 is “OFF” or “ON (output on the extreme left)”, the offset value
from the far left of the image is set. If the value of “Overlay Bitmap” is “ON (output on the
Note extreme right)”, the offset value from the far right of the image is set.
3 Set the separators for the overlay date and time to be overlaid (Overlay Day&Time Format).
When inserting separators between the date and time to be overlaid on film, set to [ON].
Clicking the [Format] button displays the “Set Overlay Format” window. Set the separators in this window.
Select separator settings for “Date”, “Time”, “DateTime” from the pulldown list.
The date and time set in “Sample” in 4 appears in the selected format in the text box on the right side.
You can also enter the format directly. Click the [Format Code Information] button in 5 and set the format by
referring to available variables.
1. Set the format for overlay display of date data.
2. Set the format for overlay display of time data.
3. Set the format for displaying “Output Date and Time” under overlay item.
4. Set the date and time to be used as a sample for checking the separator settings.
5. The list of variables available when entering the format settings for each item is displayed.
When the list of variables is displayed, you can hide it by clicking the [Format Code Information] button again.
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4 Set whether or not to overlay the bitmap image (Overlay Bitmap) together with patient information.
Select the display settings from the pulldown list.
Item Function
OFF No overlay display
ON (output on the far left) Outputs the specified bitmap image on the far left of the image.
ON (output on the far right) Outputs the specified bitmap image on the far right of the image.
To overlay a bitmap image such as the logo of the facility and patient information at one time, select “ON”.
When you selected “ON”, click the [Browse] button and select the bitmap image to be displayed. The file name of
the selected bitmap image will appear in the text box to the right of the pulldown list.
The selected bitmap image will be copied to “C:\Program Files\KonicaMinolta\Plnk5\Mainte\Bin

\\OverlayBmp” folder, when you click the [OK] button in the “Set Environment Data” window.
Note
5 Set the thickness of font (Overlay Font) to be overlaid on the image.

Select the display font thickness from the pulldown list.
Item Function
Bold Thick
Normal Standard
Small Thin
Normally use “Bold”. When the facility expresses that “The font is too thick and makes it difficult to see”, switch
the setting to “Normal” or “Small”.
5.7.6 Imager and Printer Output Common Settings
1 When outputting to film/paper, set to replace the

character to be overlaid (“?”), which was not
recognized, with a different character (send data).
Item Function
? Replaced with “?”.
$ (Default Replaced with “$”.
value)
The characters in other items such as

patient name, which was not recognized, will
Caution not be replaced.
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5.7.7 Storage Output Common Settings
1 Set the Patient ID digit number (specified number of digits).

If the Patient ID after deleting the “Characters to be deleted from the patient ID” is less than the specified number of
digits, it is output to the storage after filling the gap with 0. If it is larger than the specified number of digits, it is
output to the storage as is.
2 Set the characters to be deleted from the Patient ID.

The characters entered here will be excluded from the Patient ID. You can set one-byte alphanumeric characters and
symbols. You can specify multiple characters by separating with commas.
3 Set the study connection timeout time when outputting to storage.

Set the waiting time until the storage queue waiting for connection is output automatically. The scale is in minutes.
5.7.8 Saving Settings
1 Click the [OK] button in the “Set Environment

Data” window.
The set contents will be saved and the “Set Environment
Data” window will be closed.
You will return to “Printlink5 Maintenance” main window.
This is the end of the process of configuring the operating environment of the main unit.
To continue other settings, proceed to the next work.
To exit settings, click [EXIT] button in the “Printlink5 Maintenance” main window. The settings will be saved. The
settings will take effect after restarting the machine.
Clicking the [Cancel] button in the “Printlink5 Maintenance” main window will cancel all the
settings saved previously and exit the maintenance tool.
Caution
This is the end of the process of configuring Printlink5-IN operating environment.

Now continue to “5.8 Setting Printlink5-IN Input Channels (Page 5-41)” and set Printlink5-IN input channels.
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5.8 Setting Printlink5-IN Input Channels
5.8.1 Displaying Input Channel Settings Window
1 Select the [Input] tab in the “Printlink5 Maintenance” main window.

The “Printlink5 Maintenance” main window - [Input] tab view will appear.
2 Double-click the channel you want to set.
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The “Input channel set screen” window appears.
5.8.2 Setting Input Channel (DICOM PRINT IN)
If you need detailed explanation of each item in the “Input channel set screen” window, proceed work
while referring to the Installation and Service Manual of Printlink5-IN.
Note
Basic settings
1 Enter Channel Name.
The name entered here will be displayed on Printlink5-IN.
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2 For the protocol (Protocol Name) with the modality to be connected, select “DICOM PRINT IN”.
Now you can enter items that can be set.
3 To make the channel that is currently being set a default channel, check this item (Default
Channel).
Data received from source with AE Title not set is treated as the received data of the checked channel. You can set
only one out of all input channels.
4 Set the output format (Default Format) of test print.

Select the format you want to set from the pulldown list.
5 Enter the IP address of the destination modality or host name (IP Address/Host Name).
6 Select a maker name and model name in the “Select Maker” window that appears after clicking
the [Select] button.
By selecting a model name in this window, the default value appropriate to the model will be set to the “Input
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By selecting a maker name and model name and clicking the [OK] button, the selected maker name and the model name
will be displayed in “Maker” and “Model” in the window and the default AE Title will be set to “AE Title SCU”.
If there is no model name you want to set, click the [Cancel] button without clicking any model name.
7 Modify AE Title (AE Title SCU) according to the setting of the facility.
Standard input settings
1 Set whether or not to check (Image Size Check) when the input image size in one page is
different.
Item Function
ON Check is performed. If a different size is requested in one page, reception is rejected.
OFF Check is not performed. Even if a different size is requested in one page, reception is
accepted.
2 Set the image size (Size H/V) when the test pattern image was created.
The left text box indicates the horizontal size (“H”) of the image and the right text box indicates the vertical size
(“V”). Set between 8 - 8000.
3 Set the Modality Type at the source of connection.

Select the appropriate modality type from the pulldown list.
4 Set the Conversion Type of the output image sent from the source of connection.
Item Function
DV Digitized video
DI Digital interface
DF Digitized film
WSD Workstation
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5 Set the default ID (OCR Default ID) of the result of character recognition.
You can enter up to 32 two-byte characters.
6 Set the default name (NAME) of the result of character recognition.

7 Set the timeout time (OCR Study Timeout) when output mode is set to “Each inspection” in the
“Route Settings” window of Printlink5.
The scale is in seconds. Set between 0 - 9999.
8 Set whether to convert ID and name from Roman characters to Kana (Roma - > KANA) during
the character recognition process.
Item Function
ON Roman character-Kana conversion is performed.
OFF Roman character-Kana conversion is not performed.
9 Set whether or not to output the image received in D-value or P-value (Image Expression).
Use the default value (“D-Value”) as is.
10 Set the Patient ID in need of emergency medical care (Emergency patient ID).
You can set multiple IDs by separating with commas.
When the image of the ID of the patient in need of emergency medical care, it will be waiting for correction.
11 Set the settings of the operation waiting for correction of an image for which character
recognition failed.
Item Function
Setting all to waiting Set all output of imager, storage and printer to waiting for correction.
for correction
Setting only Set only storage to waiting for correction and set imager and printer to output.
storage to waiting
for correction
Setting all to output Set all of imager, storage and printer to output.
12 Even if “?” is not shown during the character recognition process in output of storage, select
whether or not to set to standby awaiting the confirmation until the user gives his final confirmation.
Item Function
ON Set to waiting for confirmation.
OFF Not to set to waiting for confirmation.
13 Select whether or not to set to waiting for correction if character recognition of items other than
patient ID and NAME failed.
Check this option sets to waiting for correction.
14 Set the Sampling Pitch.

When “Calculate Sampling Pitch” is checked in the “Imager Output channel set screen” window, dimensions of the
requested image - the value obtained by multiplying the number of pixels along the width of the image by sampling
pitch - are output for each image during imager output.
You can enter between 1.0 and 999.9 in μmeters.
If the function of magnifying text is used, the function of calculating the sampling pitch does not
work.
Note
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15 Select the method of outputting stamp (Stamp Direction).

Item Function
Following film Send the output orientation of the stamp, following the output film orientation.
orientation (Output in Portrait...P1 or Landscape...L1)
P1 Send the output orientation of the stamp fixed at P1.
L1 Send the output orientation of the stamp fixed at L1.
DRYPRO832 Output Setup

Parameters used when connecting DRYPRO 832 was connected. For the conventional imager, parameters in setting
each imager are used.
These parameters are used only when DRYPRO 832 is selected as the imager of the output destination.
1 Set whether or not to convert luminance.
Item Function
ON Luminance is converted.
OFF Luminance is not converted.
2 Select the Border Size.
Item Function
CT/MRI Border size for CT and MRI
REGIUS Border size for REGIUS
CUSTOM Border size for Custom
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3 Select the spacing between frames for multi-format output.
Item Function
EVEN Even spacing
CENTER Center spacing
H-EVEN Even spacing (If Hitachi's diagnostic device is used.)
H-CENTER Center spacing (If Hitachi's diagnostic device is used.)
The spacing method by format type is as follows:

Center spacing
Note
Printed with space between frames fixed and the top and bottom and right and left margins of
film enlarged.
Even spacing
Printed with the top and bottom and right and left margins of film unchanged and space
between frames enlarged.
4 Select the patient name stamp type.
Item Function
OFF The patient information stamp is not printed.
ASCLL Roman characters are printed.
2BYTE Two-byte characters are printed.
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Setting DICOM PRINT IN
1 Set the asynchronous error notification output port number (N-EVENT Port No.).
Enter the destination port number.
2 Set (Empty Notice LV) whether or not to send an error occurred in the imager on the output
side to the modality side.
Checking this option notifies the modality side of Empty Error if an empty error occurs in the imager on the output
side.Unchecking this option does not notify the modality side.
The setting selected from the pulldown list will be applied to errors other than Empty Error regardless of whether the
option is checked or not.
Item Function
Standard An error occurred in the imager on the output side is sent to the modality side as is.
Failure All errors occurred in the imager on the output side are sent to the modality side as
“Failure”.
N-Action An error occurred in the imager on the output side is not sent to the modality side.An
image is received only in the event of “F000” error.
3 Select methods for checking the error level and responding (Error Level).
Item Function
M/M Abort As in the case of M/M Error Receive, reception is rejected only by abort.
M/M Error Receive When M/M (required) of DICOM data transmission tag is not sent, reception is rejected
on the command level or by abort.
U/U Error Receive When M/M (required) of DICOM data transmission tag and U/U (optional) is not sent,
reception is rejected on the command level or by abort.
4 Set the maximum size of one transmission packet of DICOM communication (Max PDU).
Set between 4 - 64.
5 Set whether or not to use stamp information from the input modality (Upper Stamp Use).
Item Function
ON Stamp information from the input modality is used.
OFF Stamp information from the input modality is ignored.
6 Select whether or not to permit input from color-ready DICOM devices.

Checking this option permits input from color DICOM.
If connection test has not been conducted, do not check here.

Caution
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5.8.3 Setting Input Channel (Toshiba IN)
In case of Toshiba's input, patient ID and name are not sent. Therefore, to reflect patient ID and
name as stamp information, you need to carry out character recognition.
Important
If you need detailed explanation of each item in the “Input channel set screen” window, proceed work
while referring to the Installation and Service Manual of Printlink5-IN.
Note
Basic settings
1 Enter Channel Name.
The name entered here will be displayed on Printlink5-IN.
2 For the protocol (Protocol Name) with the modality to be connected, select “Toshiba IN”.
Now you can enter items that can be set.
3 To make the channel that is currently being set a default channel, check this item (Default
Channel).
Data received from source with AE Title not set is treated as the received data of the checked channel. You can set
only one out of all input channels.
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4 Set the output format (Default Format) of test print.

Select the format you want to set from the pulldown list.
5 Enter the IP address of the destination modality or host name (IP Address/Host Name).
6 Select a maker name and model name in the “Select Maker” window that appears after clicking
the [Select] button.
By selecting a model name in this window, the default value appropriate to the model will be set to the “Input
By selecting a maker name and model name and clicking the [OK] button, the selected maker name and the model
name will be displayed in “Maker” and “Model” in the window.
If there is no model name you want to set, click the [Cancel] button without clicking any model name.
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Common Input
1 Set whether or not to check (Image Size Check) when the input image size in one page is
different.
Item Function
ON Check is performed. If a different size is requested in one page, reception is rejected.
OFF Check is not performed. Even if a different size is requested in one page, reception is
accepted.
2 Set the maximum image size (Size H/V).

Specify the image size when the test pattern image was created. The left text box indicates the horizontal size (“H”)
of the image and the right text box indicates the vertical size (“V”). Set between 8 - 8000.
3 Set the Modality Type at the source of connection.

Select the appropriate modality type from the pulldown list.
4 Set the Conversion Type of the output image sent from the source of connection.
Item Function
DV Digitized video
DI Digital interface
DF Digitized film
WSD Workstation
5 Set the default ID (OCR Default ID) of the result of character recognition.
6 Set the default name (NAME) of the result of character recognition.

7 Set the timeout time (OCR Study Timeout) when output mode is set to “Each inspection” in the
[Route Settings] window of Printlink5.
The scale is in seconds. Set between 0 - 9999.
8 Set whether to convert ID and name from Roman characters to Kana (Roma - > KANA) during
the character recognition process.
Item Function
ON Roman character-Kana conversion is performed.
OFF Roman character-Kana conversion is not performed.
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9 Set whether or not to output the image received in D-value or P-value (Image Expression).
Use the default value (“D-Value”) as is.
10 Set the Patient ID in need of emergency medical care (Emergency patient ID).
You can use one-byte alphanumeric characters and symbols. You can set multiple IDs by separating with commas.
11 Set detail of the operation waiting for correction.

Item Function
Setting all to Set all output of imager, storage and printer to waiting for correction.
waiting for
correction
Setting only Set only storage to waiting for correction and set imager and printer to output.
storage to waiting
for correction
Setting all to output Set all of imager, storage and printer to output.
12 Even if “?” is not shown during the character recognition process in output of storage, select
whether or not to set to standby awaiting the confirmation until the user gives his/her final
confirmation.
Item Function
ON Set to waiting for confirmation.
OFF Not to set to waiting for confirmation.
13 Select whether or not to set to waiting for correction if character recognition of items other than
Patient ID and NAME failed.
Check this option sets to waiting for correction.
14 Set the sampling pitch.

When “Calculate Sampling Pitch” is checked in the “Imager Output channel set screen” window, dimensions of the
requested image - the value obtained by multiplying the number of pixels along the width of the image by sampling
pitch - are output for each image during imager output.
You can enter between 1.0 and 999.99 in μmeters.
If the function of magnifying text is used, the function of calculating the sampling pitch does not
work.
Note
15 Select the method of outputting stamp (Stamp Direction).

Item Function
Following film Send the output orientation of the stamp, following the output film orientation.
orientation (Output in Portrait...P1 or Landscape...L1)
P1 Send the output orientation of the stamp fixed at P1.
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Item Function
L1 Send the output orientation of the stamp fixed at L1.
DRYPRO832 Output Setup

Parameters used when connecting DRYPRO832 was connected. For the conventional imager, parameters in setting
each imager are used.
These parameters are used only when DRYPRO832 is selected as the imager of the output destination.
1 Set whether or not to convert luminance.
Item Function
ON Luminance is converted.
OFF Luminance is not converted.
2 Select the Border Size.
Item Function
CT/MRI Border size for CT and MRI
REGIUS Border size for REGIUS
CUSTOM Border size for Custom
3 Select the spacing between frames for multi-format output.
Item Function
EVEN Even spacing
CENTER Center spacing
H-EVEN Even spacing (If Hitachi's diagnostic device is used.)
H-CENTER Center spacing (If Hitachi's diagnostic device is used.)
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The spacing method by format type is as follows:

Center spacing
Note
Printed with space between frames fixed and the top and bottom and right and left margins of
film enlarged.
Even spacing
Printed with the top and bottom and right and left margins of film unchanged and space
between frames enlarged.
4 Select the patient name stamp type.
Item Function
OFF The patient information stamp is not printed.
ASCLL Roman characters are printed.
2BYTE Two-byte characters are printed.
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Configuring Set TOSHIBA IN Data

1 Click the [Set TOSHIBA IN Data] button in the
“Input channel set screen” window.
The “Set TOSHIBA IN Data” window appears.
2 Set the method for interpolating the image (Mag Type) when the image and overlay sizes are different.
Item Function
SPLINE Spline interpolated.
BILINEAR Bilinear interpolated.
REPLICATE Replicate interpolated.
3 Set the spline coefficient (SPLINE Mag Coe).
4 Set the timeout time (Store Timeout) during image transfer.

The scale is in seconds. If it is still being transferred after a lapse of the set time, abort the reception process.
5 Set whether to perform data reception (Imager Not Ready) while setting up the imager.
To perform data reception, select “Accept”.
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6 Set whether or not to perform data reception (Film Empty) when the imager is empty of film.
7 Set whether or not to perform data reception (Error) when an error occurs in the imager.
8 Set the conversion table (Mag Way) of Smooth (interpolation data).

When data of the left-hand items is sent from Toshiba diagnositc device, it is converted to Smooth (interpolation
data) set in the right-hand text box.
9 Set the conversion table (LUT Way) of LUT.

When data of the left-hand items is sent from Toshiba diagnositc device, it is converted to the LUT type set in the
right-hand text box.
10 Click the [Set Format] button.

The “Set Format Data” window appears.
Set the format size.

The setting of “Set TOSHIBA IN Data” will be saved. Then, you will return to the [Input channel set screen]
window.
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5.8.4 When Setting Set Input Channel to Not use
1 Display the “Input channel set screen” window of the channel you want to stop using.
2 For the protocol (Protocol Name) with the

modality to be connected, select [Not Use].
Now you cannot enter setup items.

The selected output channel is set to nonuse and the “Input
channel set screen” window is closed.
5.8.5 Saving Channel Settings
1 Click the [OK] button in the “Input channel set

screen” window.
The selected input channel is saved and the “Input channel
set screen” window is closed.
This is the end of the process of setting the selected input channel.
5.8.6 Completion of Setting

Once all input channels have been set, the setting is completed.
To exit the setting, click the [Exit] button in the “Printlink5 Maintenance” main window. The settings will be saved.
The settings will take effect after restarting the machine.
Clicking the [Cancel] button in the “Printlink5 Maintenance” main window will cancel all the
settings saved previously and exit the maintenance tool.
Caution
This is the end of the process of setting Printlink5-IN input channels.

Now continue to “5.9 Setting Calibration (Page 5-58)” and perform calibration settings.
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5.9 Setting Calibration

Set the method for performing automatic density calibration and the calibration timing.
1 Click the [CALIBRATION SETUP] button under “FILM INFO.” in the Maintenance Menu
window of DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool.
The “CALIBRATION SETUP” window appears.

“CALIBRATION SETUP” window
The “CALIBRATION SETUP” window contains the following items:

1 CALIBRATION Set the time at which calibration is performed after loading film.
UPON FILM SET Default setting: NORMAL
NORMAL Calibration is performed after registering the first queue.
AT ONCE Calibration is performed immediately after loading film.
2 SCHEDULED Set the method for automatically correcting density after a given period of time.
CALIBRATION Default setting: NONE
MESSAGE The message prompting to perform calibration after a given
period of time is displayed.
AUTO Calibration is automatically performed after a given period of time.
NONE Periodic calibration is not performed.
3 DEFAULT CALIB. Set the time intervals at which automatic calibaration is carried out.
TIME Default setting: 2160 (h)
Setting range: 0 - 65535
4 ELAPSED HOURS Displays the elapsed time since last calibration.
5 [SAVE] Button Save changes and close the “CALIBRATION SETUP” window.
6 [BACK] Button The “CALIBRATION SETUP” window is closed. Then you will return to the
Maintenance Menu window.
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The “CALIBRATION SETUP” window is closed, and the set values will take effect.
This is the end of the process of setting calibration.

Now continue to “5.10 Setting Print Parameters (Page 5-60)” and set print parameters.
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5.10 Setting Print Parameters

Set print parameters for each connected diagnostic device.
1 Click the “PRINT CONDITION” button under “PRINT INFO.” in the Maintenance Menu window
of DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool.
The “PRINT CONDITION” window appears.

“PRINT CONDITION” window
The “PRINT CONDITION” window contains the following setup items:

1 MANAGE INFO. Specify whether or not to print film management information on the upper part of
PRINT film.
Default value: ON
ON Film management information is printed.
OFF Film management information is not printed.
2 REQUESTED Set the operation when image size is specified from the diagnostic device.
IMAGE SIZE Default value: ON
ON Printed in the specified size.
OFF Printed ignoring the specified size.
[CAUTION]:
If the image size specified from the dianositic device exceeds the film size,
scale the image down and print it, and then output the reduction ratio to
stamp information.
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3 REQUESTED Set the position of the stamp to be printed when image size is specified from the
IMAGE SIZE diagnostic device.
STAMP Default value: OFF
LEFT Stamp is printed on the far left of film.
RIGHT Stamp is printed on the far right of film.
OFF Stamp is not printed.
4 INTEGRAL Set the integral multiplication ratio for enlargement.
MULTIPLE RATIO Setting range: 1-15
Default value: 1
5 PATIENT INFO. Set the position of patient information to be printed (position from the lower end of film).
POSITION Default value: 880
For more information, see “ Positions of logo, patient information, and stamp
characters to be printed (Page 5-64)”.
6 PATIENT INFO. Set the patient information print size (height of character).
SIZE Default value: 330
7 STAMP Set the position of the stamp to be printed (position from the lower end of film).
POSITION Default value: 530
8 STAMP Set the stamp print size (height of character).
SIZE Default value: 330

The [PRINT CONDITION] window is closed, and the set values will take effect.
This is the end of the process of setting print parameters.

Now continue to “5.11 Setting Logo Mark (Page 5-62)” and set a logo mark.
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5.11 Setting Logo Mark

Output the facility's logo mark to a film.
• Save the original logo data into the specified folder of PC, as it will be backed up.
• Logo mark cannot be set from the maintenance tool.
Caution
• If the stamp area and logo mark output position overlap one another, the stamp area takes
precedence (up) over the logo mark output position.
• Since settings by CH cannot be made, one setting is done for each system.
• To use the OVERLAY function of Printlink5-IN, use the Printlink 5-IN logo settings, and set
the DRYPRO 832 logo data output to “OFF”.
Logo data
Prepare logo data that meet the following requirements and save to “Printlink 5-IN”.
Item Requirements
File format bmp format
File size (recommended • 86 × 86 pixels (maximum 110 pixels)　
value) • Any aspect ratio
Tone Grayscale 8 bits
Logo output position

Logo mark is output to “ Positions of logo, patient information, and stamp characters to be printed (Page 5-64)”
in “5.10 Setting Print Parameters (Page 5-60)”.
1 Click the [LOGO SETUP] button under “PRINT INFO.” in the Maintenance Menu window of
The [LOGO SETUP] window appears.
2 Click the [LOGO FILE SETUP] button.

The window for specifying file is displayed.
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3 Select the logo mark you want to output and click the [Open (O)] button.
The preview image of the selected logo mark is displayed in the [LOGO SETUP] window.
4 Set the “ON” radio button under “LOGO OUTPUT” to ON.

The logo mark file is updated.

The “LOGO SETUP” window is closed. Then you will return to the Maintenance Menu window.
This is the end of the process of setting the logo mark and all the settings are complete.
Now continue to “5.12 Setting Custom Border (Page 5-65)” and set the custom border.
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Positions of logo, patient information, and stamp characters to be printed

Details of the position of patient information to be printed, patient information print size, position of stamp to be
printed, and stamp printing size are as follows:
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5.12 Setting Custom Border

Set the film border size.
You need to set this item only if “CUSTOM” was selected under “Border Size” in the “Input channel set
screen” window of Printlink5-IN.
Note
For information about input channel settings, see “5.8 Setting Printlink5-IN Input Channels”.
If “REGIUS” or “CT/MRI was selected under “Border Size”, you don't need to set this item. Go to “5.13
Setting Date/Time Layout (Page 5-66)” and continue settings.
1 Click the [CUSTOM BORDER SETUP] button under “PRINT INFO.” in the Maintenance Menu
window of DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool.
The “CUSTOM BORDER SETUP” window appears.

“CUSTOM BORDER SETUP” window
The “CUSTOM BORDER SETUP” window contains the following setup items:

1 TOP / BOTTOM SIZE Set the top and bottom margins of film.
Setting range: 0.1mm unit
Default value: 200
2 LEFT / RIGHT SEZE Set the top and bottom margins of film.
Setting range: 0.1mm unit
Default value: 0

The “CUSTOM BORDER SETUP” window is closed, and the set values will take effect.
This is the end of the process of setting custom border.

Now continue to “5.13 Setting Date/Time Layout (Page 5-66)” and set the date/time layout.
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5.13 Setting Date/Time Layout

Set the date/time layout of the stamp to be printed on a film.
1 Click the [TIME LAYOUT] button under “IMAGER INFO.” in the Maintenance Menu window of
The “TIME LAYOUT” window appears.

“TIME LAYOUT” window
The [TIME LAYOUT] window contains the following setup items:

1 DATE LAYOUT The date format set under “DATE FORMAT” in No.3 and the date layout set under
(Display only) “DATE SEPARATOR” in No.4 appear.
2 TIME LAYOUT The time layout set under “TIME FORMAT” below appears.
(Display only)
3 DATE FORMAT Select the date display format from the pulldown and set it.
This setting takes effect in the display of the DRYPRO 832 main unit and in the
stamp characters of film as well.
Default value: YYYY-mmm-DD
You can select the following formats:

YYYY MM DD Year + Month + Day (Month is written in numeric characters.)
MM DD YYYY Month + Day + Year (Month is written in numeric characters.)
DD MM YYYY Day + Month + Year (Month is written in numeric characters.)
YYYY MMM DD Year + Month + Day (Month is written in alphabetic characters)
MMM DD YYYY Month + Day + Year (Month is written in alphabetic characters.)
DD MMM YYYY Day + Month + Year (Month is written in alphabetic characters.)
For information about month notation, see “ Month notation (Page 5-67)”.
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4 DATE Select the date separator from the pulldown and set it.
SEPARATOR This setting takes effect in the display of the DRYPRO 832 main unit and in the
stamp characters of film as well.
Default value: －（HYPHEN）
You can select the following separators.

“/”: Slash Example: 2006/01/01
“-”: Hyphen Example: 2006-01-01
“.”: Period Example: 2006.01.01
“ ”: Space Example: 2006 01 01
5 TIME FORMAT Select the time display format from the pulldown and set it.
This setting takes effect in the display of the DRYPRO 832 and in the stamp
characters of film as well.
Default value: hh: mm
You can select the following formats:
hh: mm Hour + Minute (24-hour notation)
tt hh: mm AM / PM + Hour + Minute (12-hour notation)
hh: mm tt Hour + Minute + AM/PM (12-hour notation)

The “TIME LAYOUT” window is closed, and the set values will take effect.
Month notation
Month notation set in the date format is shown below.
Notation January February March April May June

Numeric notation (MM) 01 02 03 04 05 06
Alphabetic notation JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN
(MMM)
Notation July August September October November December

Numeric notation (MM) 07 08 09 10 11 12
Alphabetic notation JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC
(MMM)
This is the end of the process of setting the date/time layout.

Now continue to “5.14 System-related Settings (Page 5-68)” and perform system-related settings.
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5.14 System-related Settings

Perform settings on operation of the internal system of DRYPRO 832.
1 Click the [SYSTEM SETUP] button under “IMAGER INFO.” in the Maintenance Menu window
of DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool.

“SYSTEM SETUP” window
The “SYSTEM SETUP” window contains the following setup items:

1 NAME Set the name of DRYPRO 832.
When you connect two DRYPRO 832 units, do not set the same name.
Number of characters that can be set: within 16 one-byte alphanumeric characters
Default value: DRYPRO 832
2 IP ADDRESS Set the IP address of DRYPRO 832.
Since this item has already been set in “Chapter 4 Network Settings”, do not change
the setting except when required.
Default value: 192.168.20.161
3 SUBNET MASK Set the subnet mask of DRYPRO 832.
Since this item has already been set in “Chapter 4 Network Settings”, do not change
4 DEFAULT Set the default gateway of DRYPRO 832.
GATEWAY Since this item has already been set in “Chapter 4 Network Settings”, do not change
5 MAC ADDRESS The MAC address of DRYPRO 832 appears.
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6 POWER OFF Set the power OFF mode interfaced with Printlink5-IN.
MODE Default value: OFF
OFF The power OFF mode is not used.
ON 1 (with The power OFF mode is used.
temperature (Since the temperature inside the main unit is maintained
control) even after power is turned OFF, the warm-up period during
the start-up process is approximately 3 minutes.)
ON 2 The power OFF mode is used.
(without (Since the temperature inside the main unit is not controlled
temperature after power is turned OFF, the warm-up period during the
control) start-up process is approximately 10 minutes.)
For more information, see “ About Power OFF Mode (Page 5-70)”.
7 SLEEP MODE Set the sleep mode timer ON/OFF when DRYPRO 832 is not used and the period of
TIMER time before shifting into a sleep mode.
Default value: OFF
ON The sleep mode timer function is used.
OFF The sleep mode timer function is not used.
sec Enter the period of time before shifting into a sleep mode.You
can set this only when the sleep mode timer function is “ON”.
8 BUZZER Set the operation unit buzzer sound ON/OFF when an error or empty occurs in
DRYPRO 832.
Default value: ON
ON The operation unit buzzer sounds for approximately 1 second.
OFF The operation unit buzzer does not sound.
9 LOG WRITE Set the log output status.
MODE Default value: Normal
NORMAL Output in normal mode.
DETAIL Output in detail mode.
10 TOTAL The total operating time of DRYPRO 832 is shown.
OPERATING TIME Default value: 0
(Display only)
11 TOTAL PRINTED The total number of printed sheets of DRYPRO 832 is shown.
SHEETS The total number of printed sheets includes the number of sheets of film ouput
(Display only) during calibration performed when the machine was installed.
Default value: 0
12 VERSION The currently active software version is displayed.
(Display only) When you have upgraded software, use this value to check.
Default value: Varies depending on shipment time.

The "SYSTEM SETUP" window is closed, and the set values will take effect.
If network settings of “IMAGER NAME” were changed, DRYPRO 832 is restarted.
Clicking the [BACK] button while changing the settings (including the case of resetting the settings changed once)
displays the window allowing you to confirm whether or not you want to save the settings.
Note
[Yes] button: Clicking this button saves the changed settings and returns to the main window.
[NO] button: Clicking this button returns to the main window without saving the changed settings.
This is the end of the system-related settings.

Now continue to “5.15 Periodic Inspection-related Settings (Page 5-71)” and perform periodic inspection-related
settings.
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About Power OFF Mode

When the power OFF mode is enabled (ON), DRYPRO 832 runs as shown below by operating Printlink5-IN.
• When Printlink5-IN is shut down, DRYPRO 832 interfaced with Printlink5-IN also shuts down.
• When Printlink5-IN is started, DRYPRO 832 that is interfaced with Printlink5-IN also starts up.
Even if the power OFF mode is set to “ON”, the power OFF mode will not operate immediately
after shutting down Windows without selecting [Shutdown] from the [Operation] menu in the
Caution Printlink5-IN main window. In this case, DRYPRO 832 will be shut down in about 10 minutes
after Printlink5-IN has been powered OFF.
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5.15 Periodic Inspection-related Settings

This section provides information about how to initialize the periodic inspection schedule of DRYPRO 832.
Make sure to reset the items to be checked periodically during the period from shipment to
installation when installing the machine.
Important
1 Click the [MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE] button under “SERVICE INFO.” in the Maintenance
Menu window of DRYPRO 832 Utility Tool.
The “MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE” window appears.
“MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE” window
The “Periodic Inspection Settings” window contains the following items:

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
1 PRINTED The number of sheets of film printed to date since the last periodic inspection is displayed.
SHEETS Default value: 0
2 STANDARD The standard number of printed sheets of film for the next periodic inspection is displayed.
SHEETS Default value: 50000
FILTER CHANGE
3 ELAPSED DAYS The number of days elapsed since the date of last periodic inspection on which the
filter was changed.
Default value: 0
4 STANDARD DAYS The standard number of days elapsed based on which the filter will be changed next time.
Default value: 730
5 PRINTED The number of sheets of film printed since the date of the last periodic inspection on
SHEETS which the filter was changed.
Default value: 0
6 STANDARD The standard number of printed sheets based on which the filter will be changed
SHEETS next time.
Default value: 10000
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2 Click the [RESET] button.

All information about the elapse of the time is reset.

The “MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE” window is closed, and the set values will take effect.
This is the end of film-related settings.

Now continue to “5.16 Printing from External Unit (Page 5-72)” and check the printing status by sending print jobs
from the external unit.
5.16 Printing from External Unit

After completion of all settings, send a print job to DRYPRO 832 from the external unit to make sure printing is
done normally.
In the event of an error, reset DRYPRO 832 in accordance with the instructions provided in the
“Troubleshooting” section of the Service Manual.
Caution
Now continue to “Chapter 6 Backing up Setup Data” and back up the settings.
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Chapter 6 Backing up Setup Data
Chapter 6
This chapter describes the procedure for backing up DRYPRO 832

setup files.
6.1 Outline of Mainte SV Tool ..................................6-2

6.2 Setting up Network.............................................6-3
6.2.1 Connecting Service PC ................................ 6-3
6.2.2 Setting up Network for Service PC............... 6-4
6.2.3 Sharing Mainte_Tool Folder ......................... 6-6
6.3 How to Start Mainte SV Tool ..............................6-7
6.4 Backing up Setup.............................................6-10
6.5 Upgrading ........................................................6-13
6.6 Restoring Setup ...............................................6-16
6.7 Collecting Logs ................................................6-19
6.1 Outline of Mainte SV Tool

Access the shared folder of Printlink5-IN from the service PC for connected to the facility's network to perform each
maintenance work using the mainte SV tool in the shared folder.
Basic configuration
Use the Mainte_Tool folder shown in the diagram on the right above as a shared folder. The Mainte_Tool
folder is not shared on the network by default, so the settings need to be changed. For more information,
Caution see “6.2.3 Sharing Mainte_Tool Folder (Page 6-6)”.
Use the mainte SV tool in the following cases:

When installing
• When backing up the setup data after installation
• When upgrading the DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN application software (If needed)
• When restoring setup data of DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN from a saved backup file (If needed)
• When collecting logs of DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN (If needed)
When repairing
• When upgrading the DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN application software
• When collecting logs in the event of an error
• When an error is detected in the image data
• When checking the condition of detection and operation after replacing a sensor or motor
• When the parts related to the exposure unit were replaced
• When loading setup data from a backup file
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6.2 Setting up Network

Set up a network to allow the service PC and the facility's network to be connected to each other.
Workflow
Item Outline
Connecting Service PC Connect the service PC to the facility's network via LAN cable.
For more information, see “6.2.1 Connecting Service PC (Page 6-3)”.
Setting up Network for Set up the network to allow the service PC and the facility's network to be
Service PC connected each other.
For more information, see “6.2.2 Setting up Network for Service PC (Page 6-4)”.
Sharing Mainte_Tool Folder The Mainte_Tool folder is not shared on the network by default, so the settings
need to be changed. For more information, see “6.2.3 Sharing Mainte_Tool
Folder (Page 6-6)”.
settings
Recommended tools
The procedures in this manual require the following tools:
No. Tools No. Tools

1 Service PC × 1 unit 2 LAN cable × 1
6.2.1 Connecting Service PC

Connect the service PC to the facility's network via LAN cable.
1 Connect the service PC as shown below.
This is the end of the process of connecting the service PC.

Now continue to “6.2.2 Setting up Network for Service PC (Page 6-4)” and set up a network for service PC.
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6.2.2 Setting up Network for Service PC

Set up the network to allow the service PC and the facility's network to be connected to each other.
1 Start the service PC.

Windows XP starts and the desktop appears.
2 Click the [start] button and choose the [Control Panel] command from the start menu.
3 Double-click the “Network Connections” icon.

The “Network Connections” window appears.
4 From the popup menu, which appears after right-clicking on the “Local Area Connection” icon,
select the [Properties] command.
“Local Area Connection Properties” window is displayed.
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5 In the [General] panel, under “This connection uses the following items:” select “Internet
Protocol (TCP/IP)”.
When “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)” is selected, the text is highlighted.
If the “General” panel is not displayed, click the [General] tab to display the [General] panel.
Note
6 Click the [Properties] button.

“Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties” window is displayed.
7 Set the “Use the following IP address” radio button to ON and adjust the “IP address” and
“Subnet mask” to the facility's network settings.

The “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties” window is closed. Then you will return to the “Local Area Connection
Properties” window.
9 Click the [OK] button in the “Local Area Connection Properties” window.
The “Local Area Connection Properties” window is closed. Then you will return to the “Network Connections” window.
10 Close the “Network Connections” window and the “Control Panel” window.
This is the end of the process of setting up the network for the service PC.
Now continue to “6.2.3 Sharing Mainte_Tool Folder (Page 6-6)” and change the folder settings.
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6.2.3 Sharing Mainte_Tool Folder

The Mainte_Tool folder is not shared on the network by default, so the settings need to be changed.
If the Mainte_Tool folder is shared, you can start the mainte SV tool from the maintenance PC connected to the
network.
Do not share any folder other than the Mainte_Tool folder.

Caution
1 Expand the KonicaMinolta folder on the C drive of

the Printlink5-IN PC as shown in the diagram on
the left.
2 Right-click the Mainte_Tool folder and select

“Sharing and Security” from the popup menu.
The “Mainte_Tool Properties” window appears.
3 Select the “Sharing” tab.

The “Sharing” tab appears.
4 Add checkmarks to the “Share this folder on the network” and “Allow network users to change
my files” checkboxes of “Network sharing security” and click the [Apply] button.

The Mainte_Tool folder is shared on the network and the “Mainte_Tool Properties” window closes.
This is the end of the process of sharing the Mainte_Tool folder.

Now continue to “6.3 How to Start Mainte SV Tool (Page 6-7)” and start the mainte SV tool.
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6.3 How to Start Mainte SV Tool

Start the mainte SV tool to perform various maintenance tasks.
1 Use the search function of Windows XP to enter the IP address of the PC to which DRYPRO
832 is connected in the “Computer name:” field and click the [Search] button.
The PC to which DRYPRO 832 is connected appears on the right side of the window.
2 Double-click the displayed PC.

The shared folder appears.
3 Click the shared folder.

The mainte SV tool program files appear.
4 Click “Mainte Tool.exe”.

The mainte SV tool is started and the window for entering the password is displayed.
Do not move or delete the dll, ini file, Temp, and Log folder.
Caution
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5 Enter “5678” in the “Password” entry field and click the [OK] button.
After the “Please wait....” window is displayed, the mainte SV tool menu window is displayed.
Mainte SV Tool Menu Window
The Mainte SV Tool Menu window contains the following items:

1 Information The serial numbers and IP addresses of the PC and imager connected to the facility's
connection network are displayed.
Menu
2 UPGRADE Upgrade DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN.
Conduct work if needed.
For more information, see “6.5 Upgrading (Page 6-13)”.
3 SETUP BACKUP Save the contents set in DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN as a backup file.
For more information, see “6.4 Backing up Setup (Page 6-10)”.
4 SETUP RESTORE Load the contents set in DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN from the backup file.
Conduct work if needed.
For more information, see “6.6 Restoring Setup (Page 6-16)”.
5 LOG Collect and load DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN logs into service PC. Conduct
work if needed.
For more information, see “6.7 Collecting Logs (Page 6-19)”.
6 JOB DATA Collect and load the image data during the specified period into service PC.
For more information, see “Collecting Job Data” in the Service Manual.
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7 IMAGER MEC I/O Conduct motor and sensor operation test by operating the mechanical control when
TEST load parts are replaced.
For more information, see “IMAGER MEC I/O TEST” in the Service Manual.
8 IMAGER PRINT Conduct exposure unit operation test when parts of the exposure unit are replaced.
I/O TEST For more information, see “IMAGER MEC I/O TEST” in the Service Manual.
9 [EXIT] Button Close the main window and exit the mainte SV tool.
This is the end of the process of starting the mainte SV tool.

Now continue to “6.4 Backing up Setup (Page 6-10)” and back up the setup data.
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6.4 Backing up Setup

Save the contents set in DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN as a backup file.
1 Click the [SETUP BACKUP] button in the Mainte SV Tool Menu window.
The window for selecting a device to obtain backup is displayed.
2 Place a checkmark in the checkbox of the device for obtaining backup under “Select Target”.
You can also select multiple devices.

Note
The message “Please wait a while...” appears and collection of backup files starts.
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Once collection of backup files has been completed, the window below appears.

The window for specifying the backup name and the destination to save is displayed.
5 Specify the “Location where files are stored” and “File name (N)” and click the [OK] button.
The backup compressed files organized into a folder structure below will be saved in the specified location.
You can rename saved files, but use file names that make the files recognizable as DRYPRO
832 and Printlink5-IN setup files.
Caution
Example:
DRYPRO 832
The setup file of DRYPRO 832 is output in the ini file.
No. Display Contents Description

1 Date The date on which the backup file was obtained is named as year, month,
day, hour, minute, and second.
2 Device Name “D832” represents DRYPRO 832 and the subsequent number “1” represents
the first DRYPRO 832 connected.
3 Serial Number Represents the serial number of DRYPRO 832 of which backup file was
obtained.
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Printlink5-IN
The setup file of Printlink5-IN is output in the zip file (compressed file).
No. Display Contents Description

1 Date The date on which the backup file was obtained is named as year, month,
day, hour, minute, and second.
2 Device Name “PL5” represents Printlink5-IN.
3 Serial Number Represents the serial number of Printlink5-IN of which backup file was
obtained.
This is the end of the process of backing up setup.

Now continue to “Chapter 8 Checking After Completion of Installation Work” and check that the installation has
been successfully completed without any unfinished tasks left.
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6.5 Upgrading
Upgrade the DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN application software.
This task does not always need to be performed when installing the machine.
Perform it if necessary.
Caution
1 Connect the service PC to the facility's network with reference to “6.2 Setting up Network”.
2 Copy the distributed upgrade execution file to the service PC.
3 Start the mainte SV tool with reference to “6.3 How to Start Mainte SV Tool”.
The mainte SV tool menu window appears.
4 Click the [UPGRADE] button.

A window for selecting the file to open appears.
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5 Select the execution file copied in Step 2 and click the [Open (O)] button.
The upgrade confirmation window appears.
6 Check the version displayed and click the [OK] button if it is correct.
The “Please wait a while ...” message appears, and then the upgrade is performed.
The upgrade takes approximately 2 minutes.
Note
Upon completion of the upgrade, a window appears to prompt you to restart.
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The “Please wait a while...” message appears, and then the upgraded PC is restarted.
This is the end of the process of upgrading.
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6.6 Restoring Setup

Restore the setup data of DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN from a saved backup file.
Caution
3 Click the [SETUP RESTORE] button.

A window for selecting the device to restore and the file to restore the setup appears.
4 Add a checkmark to the checkbox for the device to restore under “Select Target”.
You can also select multiple devices.

Note
5 Click the [SELECT] button for the device to restore.

A window for selecting the file to restore the setup appears.
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6 Select the file to restore the setup and click the [Open] button.
The confirmation window appears.
To restore multiple devices, select each of the corresponding files.
Note
7 Check the device and file to restore again and click the [OK] button if it is correct.
The confirmation window appears.
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8 Check the device to restore and file again and click the [OK] button if it is correct.
Click the [OK] button and verify the source file and the selected device again by, for example,
checking the serial number and IP address of the destination device before performing the
Caution restore.
The “Please wait a while...” message appears, and then the restore is performed.
When the restore is successfully completed, the following window appears.

The mainte SV tool ends and Printlink5-IN is restarted.
In the case of a restore, also restart the DRYPRO 832 main unit.
This is the end of the process of restoring the setup.
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6.7 Collecting Logs

Collect DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN logs on the service PC.
Caution
3 Click the [LOG] button.

The window for selecting the log collection period and the target device appears.
4 Enter the time to start the collection of logs in the “FROM” entry field and the time to end the
collection of logs in the “TO” entry field.
5 Add a checkmark to the checkbox of the device for which to collect logs under “Select Target”.
The “Please wait a while...” message appears, and then log collection starts.
When log collection ends, a window for specifying the save destination appears.
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7 Set “Location where files are stored” and “File name (N)” and click the [OK] button.
The “Please wait a while...” message appears, and then the process of saving the logs as compressed files in the specified folder
starts.
The compressed log files are saved to the specified save location under file names such as those shown below.
You can rename saved files, but use file names that make the files recognizable as DRYPRO 832 and
Printlink5-IN files.
Note
Example:
DRYPRO 832
No. Display Content Description

1 Date Indicates the year, month, day, hour, minute, and second the logs were obtained.
2 Device Name “D832” indicates DRYPRO 832 and the subsequent “1” indicates the first
DRYPRO 832 connection.
3 Serial Number Indicates the serial number of the DRYPRO 832 for which the logs were obtained.
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When the above zip file (compressed file) is decompressed, the logs of DRYPRO 832 and Printlink5-IN are
expanded as shown below.
The txt files are logs of Printlink5-IN, and the files compressed in tar format are log files of DRYPRO 832.
The log files of DRYPRO 832 are compressed, but as with the log files of Printlink5-IN, they will be expanded as txt
files when they are decompressed.
Example:
Printlink5-IN
No. Display Content Description

1 Date Indicates the year, month, day, hour, minute, and second the logs were
obtained.
2 Device Name “PL5” indicates Printlink5-IN.
3 Serial Number Indicates the serial number of the Printlink5-IN for which the logs were
obtained.
When the above zip file (compressed file) is decompressed, the logs of Printlink5-IN in text file are expanded.
When the saving of files are completed, a window appears to indicate the process is finished.
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The window for selecting the log collection period and target device closes and the mainte SV tool menu window
reappears.
This is the end of the process of collecting logs.
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Chapter 7 Connecting and Setting
Chapter 7
CS-2
This chapter describes how to install or uninstall Printlink5-IN on or
from CS-2 or how to set CS-2 and DRYPRO 832 on Printlink5-IN.
7.1 Outline................................................................7-2
7.2 Closing CS-2......................................................7-3
7.3 Setting Printlink5-IN ...........................................7-6
7.3.1 Adding Memory ............................................ 7-6
7.3.2 Installing Printlink5-IN ................................ 7-10
7.3.3 Setting up CS-2.......................................... 7-14
7.4 Uninstalling Printlink5-IN..................................7-16
7.4.1 Uninstalling Printlink5-IN ............................ 7-16
7.4.2 Removing Memory ..................................... 7-21
Chapter 7 Connecting and Setting CS-2
7.1 Outline
When you are operating an existing CS-2 as shown below and you want to connect Printlink5-IN and DRYPRO, or
print to DRYPRO 832 from the CS-2 or another input device via Printlink5-IN, the CS-2 needs to be set up again.
When setting up Printlink5-IN on the existing CS-2 to use DRYPRO 832.
When adding a Printlink5-IN PC to an existing CS-2 (Printlink5-IN)/DRYPRO 832 system

and when outputting to DRYPRO 832 from another device.
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7.2 Closing CS-2

When installing/uninstalling Printlink5-IN on/from CS-2, close CS-2 first.
The steps below are provided, assuming that CS-2 is running.

If CS-2 is not running, start the PC on which CS-2 is set up. CS-2 starts automatically.
Note
1 Click the [KONICAMINOLTA] mark on the lower left of the CS-2 main window.
The “Maintenance” window appears.
2 Click the [Utility] button.

The window for entering a password appears.
3 Enter “5678” in the password entry field and click

the [EXEC] button.
The service tool starts up.
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4 After checking that the service tool has been started, click the [Exit] button.
The window for confirming exit is displayed.
5 Click the [YES] button.

The service tool is closed, and you will return to the maintenance window.
6 Click the [Shutdown] button.

The window for confirming exit is displayed.
7 Click the [YES] button.

The menu window appears.
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8 Click the [Windows Desktop] button.

The menu is closed and the Printlink5-IN main window is
displayed.
9 Press [Windows] and [D] keys on the keyboard at

the same time.
The Printlink5-IN main window is hidden in the background
and the Windows XP desktop is displayed.
10 Click the [Printlink for DRYPRO End] batch file on

the desktop.
Printlink5-IN that was hidden in the background exits.
This is the end of the process of closing CS-2.

• When installing Printlink5-IN, proceed to “7.3 Setting Printlink5-IN (Page 7-6)”.
• When uninstalling Printlink5-IN, proceed to “7.4 Uninstalling Printlink5-IN (Page 7-16)”.
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7.3 Setting Printlink5-IN

This section describes how to add memory into the existing CS-2 PC and install Printlink5-IN.
7.3.1 Adding Memory

To run Printlink5-IN on CS-2, add memory.
CS-2 includes two connectors for installing DIMM (dual inline memory module) that allow you add a maximum of
2GB.
When adding memory, the following rules are applied.
• Use 2.5 V, 184-pin, DDRSDRAM (double-data synchronous static RAM), non-ECCDIMM.
• Use memory by any combination of 128 MB, 256 MB, 512 MB, or 1 GB (if available).
Only DDRSDRAMDIMM can be used.
Caution
1 Remove all media (floppy disk, CD, DVD, etc.) from the drive and shut down the operating
system.
2 Turn OFF all attached devices and PC.
3 Disconnect all the cables attached to PC.
Disconnect the power cable, input/output cable, and all other cables attached to PC.
Caution
4 If a base and cover lock are attached to PC, remove them.
5 Press two buttons on both sides of PC main unit

to open the upper cover.
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Components inside PC are located as shown below:
No. Name No. Name

1 FDD lock 2 DIMM (memory) connectors (x 2)
3 Battery 4 PCI riser
5 Power supply assembly 6 CD-RW drive
（HDD is located under the CD drive.)
7 CD-RW drive lock
6 Ground yourself by using a wrist grounding strap

and put the other clip in a metal part of the main
unit that makes a good ground.
To avoid damage to the system board

caused by electrostatic discharge, wear a
Caution wrist grounding strap when accessing the
system board for work.
7 If a PCI adapter is installed, remove the PCI riser and adapter card.
Do not remove the adapter from the riser card.

Caution
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8 Lift the drive straight up.
Locations of the system board components are as follows:
No. Name No. Name

1 Fan connectors (x 2) 2 DIMM connectors (x 2)
3 Serial ATA1IDE and serial ATA2IDE HDD 4 PCI riser connector
connectors (x 2)
5 Battery 6 CMOS erasure recovery jumper
7 Speaker connector 8 POV card connector (some models)
9 FDD connector 10 Front panel connector
11 Power connector 12 Parallel ATA1IDE connector
（HDD and CD-ROM drive)
13 Power connector 14 Microprocessor
15 CD audio connector
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9 Open the DIMM connector holding clip.
10 Insert memory into the DIMM connector and push

it in until the holding clip is closed.
• To avoid damage to the system board

• When inserting a memory in the
connector, align it with the notch A shown
in the diagram at the left.
11 If the PCI riser was removed, put the PCI riser and adapter back into place.
12 Put the drive back into place.
13 Put the cover back on.
14 If a base and cover lock were removed, reinstall them on PC.
15 Reconnect all the cables attached to PC.
16 Start PC to check that memory has been successfully added.
This is the end of the process of adding memory.

Next, proceed to “7.3.2 Installing Printlink5-IN (Page 7-10)” and install Printlink5-IN.
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7.3.2 Installing Printlink5-IN

Install the Printlink5-IN software on the CS-2 PC.
1 Place the “Printlink for DRYPRO” CD-ROM included with the imager into the PC drive and click
“PL5+832_Setup_Vx.xxRxx.EXE”.
The “Select Language” window appears.
2 Select “English” and click the [OK] button.

The window for starting installation is displayed.
3 Click the [Next] button.

The “Select setup mode” window appears.
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4 Select “CS2” from “Mode:” and click the [Next] button.

The “Input the serial number” window appears.
5 Enter the serial number of Printlink5-IN in the “Serial No.:” entry field and click the [Next]
button.
The “Select Program Manager Group” window appears.
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The “Start Installation” window appears.

The “Installation Complete” window appears.
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8 Click the [Finish] button.


CS-2 PC restarts automatically.
Once PC has been rebooted, CS-2 and Printlink5-IN automatically start.
This is the end of the process of installing Printlink5-IN.

Now continue to “7.3.3 Setting up CS-2” and set up CS-2.
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7.3.3 Setting up CS-2

Set CS-2 on Printlink5-IN input channels.
1 Close CS-2 with reference to the step 1 to 8 in “7.2 Closing CS-2 (Page 7-3)”.
The Printlink5-IN main window is displayed.
.
If the Printlink5-IN main window is not displayed, double-click the Printlink5-IN icon in WindowsXP
desktop task tray to display the main window.
Note
2 From the “Configuration(S)” menu, select “Maintenance(M)...”.

3 Enter “5678” in the password entry field and click

the [OK] button.
The maintenance tool is started and the “Printlink5
Maintenance” main window is displayed.
4 Double-click the line on which CS2 is set in Ch under “Input”.

The “Input channel set screen” window appears.
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5 See “5.8 Setting Printlink5-IN Input Channels (Page 5-41)” and set the input channel.
6 To change the DRYPRO 832 network settings to the facility's network settings, see step 23 -
step 38 in “4.2 Network Connections (1 Unit) (Page 4-3)”, and then change network settings.
If Printlink5-IN is installed on the CS-2 PC, the use of some functions of the Printlink5-IN main window
and “Set Environment Data” window is restricted.
Note
Main Window
• The input channels 2 to 8 are hidden (configuration is not possible) on the [Input] tab.
• The imager channels 2 to 8 are hidden (configuration is not possible) on the [Imager] tab.
• The [Storage] tab is hidden (configuration is not possible).
• The [Printer] tab is hidden (configuration is not possible).
• The [MWM] tab is hidden (configuration is not possible).
• The OCR menu is hidden (configuration is not possible).
Set Environment Data window
• “MJM FileName” of “System” is disabled.
• The “Overlay” items are disabled.
• The “Imager Printer Output Common Setup” items are disabled.
• The “Storage Output Common Setup” items are disabled.
This is the end of the process of connecting and setting CS-2.
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7.4 Uninstalling Printlink5-IN

If a Printlink5-IN PC is added to a CS-2/DRYPRO 832 system with Printlink5-IN installed or if you want to output
to DRYPRO 832 from another input device, uninstall Printlink5-IN from the CS-2 PC.
7.4.1 Uninstalling Printlink5-IN

Uninstall Printlink5-IN installed on CS-2 PC.
1 Click the [start] button in Windows XP and choose the [Control Panel] command from the start
menu.
2 Double-click the “Add or Remove Programs” icon.

The “Add or Remove Programs” window appears.
3 Select “Printlink for DRYPRO” and click the [Change/Remove] button.

The “Select Uninstall Method” window appears.
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4 Set the “Custom” radio button to “ON” and click the [Next] button.
The “Select Private Files to Remove” window appears.
5 Click the [Select All] button, and then click the [Next] button.
The “Select System Files to Remove” window appears.
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The “Select Directories to Remove” window appears.
The “Select INI Items to Edit” window appears.
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The “Select Registry Keys to Remove” window appears.
The “Select Registry Keys to Edit” window appears.
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The “Perform Uninstall” window appears.
11 Click the [Finish] button.

The uninstallation process starts and the “Remove Shared Component” window appears.
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12 Click the [Yes to All] button.

The uninstallation process is performed.
Upon completion of the uninsallation process, the “Perform Uninstall” window is closed and the “Add or Remove
Programs” window is displayed.
13 Close the “Add or Remove Programs” window.

This is the end of the process of uninstalling Printlink5-IN.
Now continue to “7.4.2 Removing Memory (Page 7-21)” and remove the memory that has been added.
7.4.2 Removing Memory

Remove the memory that was added to run Printlink5-IN on CS-2.
1 Remove all media (floppy disk, CD, DVD and etc.) from the drive and shut down the operating
system.
2 Turn OFF all attached devices and PC.
3 Disconnect all the cables attached to PC.
Disconnect the power cable, input/output cable, and all other cables attached to PC.
Caution
4 If a base and cover lock are attached to PC, remove them.
5 Press two buttons on both sides of PC main unit

to open the upper cover.
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6 Ground yourself by using a wrist grounding strap

and put the other clip in a metal part of the main
unit that makes a good ground.

7 If a PCI adapter is installed, remove the PCI riser and adapter card.
Do not remove the adapter from the riser card.
Caution
8 Lift the drive straight up.
Locations of the system board components are as follows:
No. Name No. Name

1 Fan connectors (x 2) 2 DIMM connectors (x 2)
3 Serial ATA1IDE and serial ATA2IDE HDD 4 PCI riser connector
connectors (x 2)
5 Battery 6 CMOS erasure recovery jumper
7 Speaker connector 8 POV card connector (some models)
9 FDD connector 10 Front panel connector
11 Power connector 12 Parallel ATA1IDE connector
（HDD and CD-ROM drive)
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No. Name No. Name

13 Power connector 14 Microprocessor
15 CD audio connector
9 Open the DIMM connector holding clip and

remove the memory.

10 If the PCI riser was removed, put the PCI riser and adapter back into place.
11 Put the drive back into place.
12 Put the cover back on.
13 If a base and cover lock were removed, reinstall them on PC.
14 Reconnect all the cables attached to PC.
15 Start PC to check that memory has been successfully removed.
This is the end of Removing Memory and finished all the processes of uninstalling Printlink5-IN.
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Chapter 8 Checking After Completion of
Chapter 8
Installation Work
Once all installation work and settings of all items have been completed,
check for unfinished tasks.
8.1 Installation Work Check List...............................8-2

Chapter 8 Checking After Completion of Installation Work
8.1 Installation Work Check List

Check for unfinished tasks based on the items in the table below.
• When performing the setting work, please take a copy of this chapter with you.
• After completing the setting work, make sure to check all the procedures listed below are
Caution
properly performed.
Date checked / / Machine Name
Name of a Person
Tray Tray 1 ／ Tray 2
in Charge
Item to be Checked Check See page

Unpacking DRYPRO 832
1 Were all accessories complete? Page 3-8
Removing Protective Parts
1 Was the heat process unit protection film removed? Page 3-10
2 Was the stabilization of the exposure unit released? Page 3-11
3 Were the exposure unit transfer roller protection sheets removed? Page 3-12
4 Was the tape for the position regulation roller removed? Page 3-12
5 Were the parts fixing the underside of the exposure unit removed? Page 3-13
6 Were the packaging materials for fixing the tray intermediate plate removed? Page 3-14
Installing Accessories
1 Were the Deodorant filter and the Deodorant filter case installed? Page 3-17
2 Were the exhaust ducts installed? Page 3-18
3 Was the Quick Guide box installed? Page 3-18
Changing Supply Tray Film Size
When the film size was changed to 14 x 14 in./11 x 14 in.
1 Was the film regulation pin installed in the position matching the film size? Page 3-20
2 Was the film size seal attached to the supply tray? Page 3-21
When the film size was changed to 10 x 12 in./8 x 10 in.
Was the installation position of the intermediate plate elevating Page 3-24
1
plate frame changed?
Was the installation position of the intermediate plate elevating Page 3-25
2
plate assembly changed?
3 Was the film regulation pin installed in the position matching the film size? Page 3-25
Were the removed screws installed at the position where the film Page 3-25
4
regulation pin had been installed previously?
5 Was the tray intermediate plate changed? Page 3-26
Were the removed screws installed at the position where the cutter Page 3-27
6
guide had been installed previously?
7 Was the installation position of the cutter guide changed? Page 3-27
8 Was the installation position of the pick roller assembly changed? Page 3-29
Was the installation position of the rear section of separate claw Page 3-30
9
assembly changed?
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10 Was the film size seal attached to the supply tray? Page 3-32
Connecting Power Cable and UPS (Optional)
1 Were the power cable and UPS (optional) connected? Page 3-33
Checking Start of DRYPRO 832
1 Was DRYPRO 832 started properly? Page 3-36
Unpacking Lispl-832 (Optional) (only if it is optionally installed)
1 Were all accessories complete? Page 3-39
Installing Lispl-832 (Optional) (only if it is optionally installed)
1 Was the light shield removed? Page 3-42
2 Were the hitch plates installed in two places on the back of the main unit? Page 3-43
Was the screw of the hitch plate on the left of the main unit tightened? Page 3-43
Was the connector (JJ81) on the right side of the elevating transport unit Page 3-44
3
connected?
Were the connectors (JP16) (JP26) inside the connector lid on the back Page 3-44
4
of the main unit connected?
Removing Protective Parts (only if it is optionally installed)
1 Were the packaging materials for fixing the tray intermediate plate removed? Page 3-47
Setting up Network
1 Was the LAN cable connected at 1000 Mbps? Page 4-4
2 Was the network set up successfully using factory default network settings? Page 4-9
When changed to the facility's network settings
1 Were the DRYPRO 832 network settings changed? Page 4-12
2 Were the Printlink5-IN network settings changed? Page 4-13
3 Were imager output channel settings changed? Page 4-15
4 Was the network set up successfully using the facility's network settings? Page 4-17
Connecting Two DRYPRO 832
Was the network for the first DRYPRO 832 set up successfully Page 4-19
1
using the facility's network settings?
Was the network for the second DRYPRO 832 set up successfully Page 4-24
2
using the factory default network settings?
When the second DRYPRO 832 is changed to the facility's network settings
1 Were the DRYPRO 832 network settings changed? Page 4-12
2 Were the Printlink5-IN network settings changed? Page 4-13
3 Were imager output channel settings changed? Page 4-15
Was the network set up successfully using the facility's Page 4-17
4
network settings?
Various Settings
1 Were film-related settings made? Page 5-3
2 Was film loaded properly? Page 5-6
3 Checking Image Quality
1 Were any problems found in the QC patterns by visual check? Page 5-12
2 Were any problems found in the QC patterns by density check? Page 5-13
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3 Were there any problems in the 16-level grayscale of QC patterns? Page 5-16
When internal densitometer calibration was performed
1 Were there any problems in the set density value? Page 5-26
4 Were there any problems in the flat patterns by visual check? Page 5-28
5 Was the reference value of QC patterns set? Page 5-30
4 Was Printlink5-IN operating environment configured? Page 5-33
5 Were Printlink5-IN input channels set? Page 5-41
6 Was calibration set? Page 5-58
7 Were print parameters set? Page 5-60
8 Was logo mark set? Page 5-62
9 Wasr custom border set? Page 5-65
10 Was date/time layout set? Page 5-66
11 Were system-related settings performed? Page 5-68
Were periodic inspection-related settings performed? (Were items to be Page 5-71
12
checked periodically reset?)
After setting all items, were there any problem in printing from the Page 5-72
13
external unit?
Backing up Setup Data
1 Was setup data backed up? Page 6-10
When installing Printlink5-IN on CS-2

1 Was memory added? Page 7-6
2 Was Printlink5-IN properly installed? Page 7-10
3 Was CS-2 set on Printlink5-IN input channels? Page 7-14
When uninstalling Printlink5-IN from CS-2

1 Was Printlink5-IN properly uninstalled? Page 7-16
2 Was the added memory removed? Page 7-21
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Introduction

Pharmaceutical Approval Number

Notification number Trade name

[Name or Designation and Address of Manufacturer and Distributor]

Structure of This Manual

General Danger of Danger of Danger of Danger of

• Prohibition signs (indicating prohibited acts):

Prohibited Do not Do not Do not Do not No mobile Multi-leads

• Symbols indicating compulsory or required acts:

Ground Remove plug from outlet

Chapter 1 Safety Precautions and Warnings...................................1-1

Chapter 2 Before Installation ...........................................................2-1

Chapter 3 Unpacking and Installation ..............................................3-1

3.3.4 Removing Tape for Position Regulation Roller ................... 3-12

Chapter 4 Network Settings .............................................................4-1

Chapter 5 Various Settings ..............................................................5-1

5.7.4 System Common Settings .................................................. 5-37

Chapter 6 Backing up Setup Data ...................................................6-1

Chapter 7 Connecting and Setting CS-2 .........................................7-1

Chapter 8 Checking After Completion of Installation Work..............8-1

1.1 Warning Labels ..................................................1-2

1.1 Warning Labels

1.1.1 Positions and Types of Warning Labels

No. Precautions/Warning Labels

2 Class 1 Laser Product

3 Caution Hot Label

4 Caution Hot (130°C) Label

No. Precautions/Warning Labels

1.2 Safety Precautions

1.2.1 Precautions Following Requirements of Laws and Regulations

Caution as to laser control

DRYPRO 832 Laser Unit Specifications

1.2.2 General Precautions

Do not perform work or operation not contained in this manual.

Removing exterior covers

1.2.3 Handling Precautions

Do not remove the power plug by pulling on the power cable.

Do not put drink or foreign object on the product.

Do not block air intakes or outlets of the product.

Do not use equipment such as mobile phone that emits electromagnetic

1.2.4 Servicing Precautions

Do not insert a piece of wire or metal.

When handling internal electronic components of the product, wear a

1.2.5 Disposing of Parts

This product, accessories, and packaging materials are designated as

2.1 System Configuration Example..........................2-2

2.1 System Configuration Example

Image data output to DRYPRO 832 is managed by Printlink5-IN.

2.2 Preparations for Installation

2.2.1 Checking Installation Requirements

2.2.2 Checking Maintenance Space

2.2.3 Checking Power Requirements

2.2.4 Checking Unpacking Area

2.2.5 Checking Transfer Path

2.2.6 Checking Route for Power Cable and Network Cable

2.2.7 Checking Network

Settings concerning DRYPRO 832 (SCP)

Information about diagnostic device (SCU)

2.2.8 Equipment and Tools Necessary for Installation

Equipment for installing network

2.3 Names of Parts

2.3.1 Unit Exterior

No. Name No. Name