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AGFA d-lab.3 Digital Compact Lab

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Repair<br />

Scanner<br />

Film Drive NC_MO01<br />

The stepper motor NC_MO01 transports the film<br />

from the gear to the negative mask and further on.<br />

The motor has a step angle of 0,72°. The film is<br />

advanced 125µm per step.<br />

The film position is monitored by the Scanner.<br />

The motor is operated with different currents via<br />

NC_MO01_I0 and NC_MO01_I1.<br />

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

NC_MO01_CLK; the direction is selected by<br />

NC_MO01_DIR.<br />

A High level on DIR makes the motor turn cw,<br />

looking on the shaft.<br />

Magnet Negative Pressure NC_MG01<br />

The magnet NC_MG01 holds the frame in the<br />

negative mask.<br />

Scanner Carriage SC_MO01<br />

The stepper motor SC_MO01 moves the<br />

Prescanner. The motor has a step angle of 0,72°.<br />

The zero position can be reached by means of<br />

light sensor SC_LS01.<br />

The Scanner is in home position when it is not in<br />

the light path. In this position, the light sensor is<br />

closed.<br />

When the motor is turning cw (when looking on<br />

the motor shaft), the Scanner is moved into the<br />

light path.<br />

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

SC_MO01_I0 and SC_MO01_I1.<br />

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

SC_MO01_CLK; the direction is selected by<br />

SC_MO01_DIR.<br />

A High level on DIR makes the motor turn cw,<br />

looking on the shaft.<br />

<strong>AGFA</strong> d-<strong>lab.3</strong> 2001-01-02 /PN 9009 4.3.21

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