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THEORY GUIDES PROCESSOR The PROCESSOR consists of 7 different wet sections: 1. Rem-jet 2. First developer and wash 3. Cyan developer and wash 4. Yellow developer and wash 5. Magenta developer and wash 6. Conditioner and bleach 7. Fix, wash, and final rinse The PROCESSOR also includes a DRYER tank that is similar in construction to the wet section tanks. The temperature in the DRYER tank is controlled to be within the range of 41°± 3°C (105° ± 5°F). The PROCESSOR has the following 4 modes of operation: • Power Off Mode During this mode, the MAIN CONTROL COMPUTER and PROCESSOR are inactive. The PROCESSOR is in this mode during installation or when all chemicals have been removed for a long shutdown, such as over weekends. • Sleep Mode During this mode, only the MAIN CONTROL COMPUTER (MCC) and the components in the PROCESSOR ELECTRICAL CABINET are energized. All mechanical components of the PROCESSOR are de-energized. It takes approximately 5 minutes to reach Sleep Mode after being in Power Off Mode. • Standby Mode This mode is used as a system check when you first energize the PROCESSOR and between batches of film runs. During this mode, all components of the PROCESSOR are energized and monitored and all chemicals are maintained at their setpoint temperatures. It takes approximately 30 - 45 minutes for the PROCESSOR to reach Standby Mode after being in Sleep Mode. • Processing Mode During this mode, the PROCESSOR actively processes film, and all chemicals are at a stable temperature. The PROCESSOR should be set back to Standby Mode if no additional batches are waiting for processing. You may select to process film or a control/scratch film strip. It takes approximately 2 minutes for the PROCESSOR to reach Processing Mode after being in Standby Mode. 8 06APR99 – TG2044-1
REPLENISHER RACK G128_1903DCA G128_1903DC REPLENISHER RACK Components The REPLENISHER RACK is a module connected to the PROCESSOR with plastic tubing for automatic chemical replenisher. The REPLENISHER RACK ASSEMBLY consists of: • REPLENISHER RACK COMPUTER • WASH WATER INTELLIFAUCETS • REPLENISHER PUMPS • RACK FRAME ASSEMBLY for holding Bag-In-Boxes (BIBs) • 5 STORAGE TANKS • All plumbing and electrical connections necessary to deliver replenisher and wash water to the chemical TANKS in the PROCESSOR • 2 regulated air lines: – AIR SQUEEGEE at the red LAMP – AIR SQUEEGEE at the DRYER and supplies bleach aeration TG2044-1 – 06APR99 9
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- Page 3 and 4: Conditioner . . . . . . . . . . . .
- Page 5 and 6: Section 2: Components MAIN CONTROL
- Page 7: PROCESSOR SINGLE BOARD COMPUTER (PS
- Page 11 and 12: CHILLER CHILLER (includes PUMP and
- Page 13 and 14: DEMAND DRIVE ROLLER SPLICE CABINET
- Page 15 and 16: Section 4: Replenisher System G128_
- Page 17 and 18: Recirculation System The recirculat
- Page 19 and 20: Section 6: REEXPOSURE PRINTERS Desc
- Page 21 and 22: G128_1701HCA G128_1701HC TEMPERATUR
- Page 23 and 24: Section 8: Wash System from INTELIF
- Page 25 and 26: Section 10: Processing Cycle Film P
- Page 27 and 28: Processing Steps Backing Removal So
- Page 29 and 30: Yellow Developer Solution Processin
- Page 31 and 32: Mechanical Specifications The table
- Page 33 and 34: Control Strip Film Process Control
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THEORY GUIDES<br />
PROCESSOR<br />
The PROCESSOR consists of 7 different wet sections:<br />
1. Rem-jet<br />
2. First developer and wash<br />
3. Cyan developer and wash<br />
4. Yellow developer and wash<br />
5. Magenta developer and wash<br />
6. Conditioner and bleach<br />
7. Fix, wash, and final rinse<br />
The PROCESSOR also includes a DRYER tank that is similar in construction to the wet section tanks. The<br />
temperature in the DRYER tank is controlled to be within the range of 41°± 3°C (105° ± 5°F).<br />
The PROCESSOR has the following 4 modes of operation:<br />
• Power Off Mode<br />
During this mode, the MAIN CONTROL COMPUTER and PROCESSOR are inactive. The PROCESSOR<br />
is in this mode during installation or when all chemicals have been removed for a long shutdown, such as<br />
over weekends.<br />
• Sleep Mode<br />
During this mode, only the MAIN CONTROL COMPUTER (MCC) and the components in the<br />
PROCESSOR ELECTRICAL CABINET are energized. All mechanical components of the PROCESSOR<br />
are de-energized.<br />
It takes approximately 5 minutes to reach Sleep Mode after being in Power Off Mode.<br />
• Standby Mode<br />
This mode is used as a system check when you first energize the PROCESSOR and between batches of film<br />
runs. During this mode, all components of the PROCESSOR are energized and monitored and all chemicals<br />
are maintained at their setpoint temperatures.<br />
It takes approximately 30 - 45 minutes for the PROCESSOR to reach Standby Mode after being in Sleep<br />
Mode.<br />
• Processing Mode<br />
During this mode, the PROCESSOR actively processes film, and all chemicals are at a stable temperature.<br />
The PROCESSOR should be set back to Standby Mode if no additional batches are waiting for processing.<br />
You may select to process film or a control/scratch film strip.<br />
It takes approximately 2 minutes for the PROCESSOR to reach Processing Mode after being in Standby<br />
Mode.<br />
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