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AGFA d-lab.3 Digital Compact Lab

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The motor is energised by different currents via<br />

LH_MO02_I0 and LH_MO02_I1:<br />

I0 0 1 0 1<br />

I1 0 0 1 1<br />

Current 100% 72% 38% 0%<br />

The clock for the motor is defined by<br />

LH_MO02_CLK, the direction is selected via<br />

LH_MO02_DIR.<br />

When the lamphouse is opened, the stepper motor<br />

is switched off.<br />

Settings<br />

− KG: KG5 and UV-IR blocking for colour scans<br />

− RG: RG850 + IR band for IR Scans<br />

− KG + 20%: Calibration for shutter damping<br />

Light Shutter LH_MO03 / CG_MO03<br />

The exposure is executed by a rotating disk (light<br />

shutter / Shutter). The two wings cover the light<br />

path. The cutout (72°) releases the light path (2)<br />

during an exposure.<br />

The light shutter is driven by stepper motor<br />

LH_MO03.<br />

The light sensor LH_LS03 (1) opens just before the<br />

shutter completely opens the light path from the<br />

CLOSED position.<br />

The motor is energised by different currents via<br />

LH_MO03_I0 and LH_MO03_I1. The clock for the<br />

motor is defined by LH_MO03_CLK and the<br />

direction is selected by LH_MO03_DIR.<br />

The motor has a step angle of 1,8°. As the motor is<br />

operated in half steps, the actual step angle is 0,9°.<br />

dlabr024<br />

1 Light sensor LH_LS03<br />

2 Light path<br />

Arrow Direction of rotation of a cw turning motor<br />

(looking on the shaft)<br />

<strong>AGFA</strong> d-<strong>lab.3</strong> 2001-01-02 /PN 9009 4.3.9

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