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Appendix E: Using the PHOTOSHOP
Export Module
This appendix describes how to use the Export Module for PHOTOSHOP on
MACINTOSH Systems with the KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P. The
Export Module allows you to export prints from PHOTOSHOP to a 20P Printer.
The Export Module allows you to:
• Scale an image by 200%
• Center an image within a user specified border
Installing the Export Module
This section explains how to install the Export Module on your MACINTOSH
system. It assumes that you are familiar with the MACINTOSH System
Environment.
Hardware Requirements
The following hardware is required for the Export Module:
• 120 MHz PowerPC 601 Processor
• Minimum of 72 MB of RAM
• Hard disk space that is at least three times your image size
• A standard SCSI terminator if you are daisy-chaining your external disk drive
or other peripheral with the printer and you are not using a MACINTOSH IIfx
Computer
• An APPLE SCSI Terminator if you are using a MACINTOSH IIfx Computer
and you have an external SCSI disk drive or other
peripheral device
• KODAK PROFESSIONAL LED II Printer 20P or 20R
Software Requirements
The following must be installed on your MACINTOSH System:
• MACINTOSH System 7.5.5 or later
• ADOBE PHOTOSHOP, version 3.0 or later
- ©Eastman Kodak Company, 2000 2
- Regulatory Information 3
- Safety Regulations 4
- Environmental Regulations 5
- Warranty Information 6
- Table Of Contents 7
- About This Guide 13
- About Other Publications 14
- Getting Help from Kodak 15
- 1 Introduction 17
- Equipment Overview 18
- Rear View 19
- 2 Using the System 21
- Starting up the Printer 22
- Calibrating the Printer 23
- 2-4 September 2000 24
- September 2000 2-5 25
- Obtaining Densities 26
- Completing the Calibration 27
- 2-8 September 2000 28
- Making Prints 29
- Shutting Down the Processor 30
- Shutting Down the Printer 31
- 2-12 September 2000 32
- September 2000 3-1 33
- Operating the Printer 34
- OCP Key/Light Descriptions 35
- Printer Offline Feature 36
- Online Mode 36
- Offline Mode 36
- Cancelling Jobs 36
- Status Messages 37
- 3-6 September 2000 38
- 3-8 September 2000 40
- screw lock 41
- 3-10 September 2000 42
- September 2000 3-11 43
- 3-12 September 2000 44
- September 2000 3-13 45
- Removing the Chad 46
- Shutdown and Restart 47
- Unload Supply 47
- Selecting SCSI Ports 47
- Managing a Modem 48
- Setting the Paper Length 49
- represents the cut edge 50
- Setting the Page Starts Value 51
- Producing Borderless Prints 52
- September 2000 3-21 53
- 3-22 September 2000 54
- Resetting the Defaults 55
- About Printing 56
- September 2000 3-25 57
- Operating the Processor 58
- OCP On/Off Light 61
- Operational Modes 62
- Adjusting the Key Switch Lock 63
- • Locked—Operator mode 63
- • Unlocked—Key Operator mode 63
- Processing a Control Strip 64
- Setting the Current Time 65
- Setting the Current Date 65
- Viewing the On/Off Times 66
- Setting the On/Off Times 66
- Calibrating the Temperatures 67
- Measuring the Flow Rate 68
- Managing the Development Time 69
- Managing the Material Sensors 70
- Computer Reset 71
- Loading the Default Values 72
- Clearing Error Conditions 73
- 4 Maintaining the Equipment 75
- Maintaining the Printer 76
- Periodic Maintenance 77
- Maintaining the Processor 78
- September 2000 4-5 79
- Operational Checks 80
- Weekly Maintenance 81
- splash guard 82
- top rollers 82
- light tight cover 83
- developer entrance guide 83
- feed table 83
- entrance sensors 83
- Monthly Maintenance 85
- 4-12 September 2000 86
- Adding New Chemistry 88
- September 2000 4-15 89
- September 2000 5-1 91
- Printer Error Messages 92
- Printer Paper Path 93
- Clearing Printer Paper Jams 101
- Processor Error Messages 106
- Clearing Error Messages 107
- Clearing a Reset Message 107
- Clearing Processor Paper Jams 108
- Clearing Drive Errors 108
- Calibration Troubleshooting 109
- Calibration Error Codes 110
- Non-Numeric Error Messages 116
- Getting Additional Help 117
- Appendix A: Ordering Supplies 119
- Standard (U.S.) Paper 120
- Metric Paper 120
- Processor Chemicals 121
- Publications 121
- Appendix B: Specifications 123
- Site Requirements 124
- Plumbing 125
- Electrical 126
- Power Cords 127
- Power Outlets 127
- Line Frequency 128
- Specifications 129
- Line Voltage 131
- Operating Environment 132
- Wash Chemicals 133
- Telephone line 133
- Densitometer 133
- SCSI Cable 134
- Information 135
- Installation Procedure 136
- September 2000 C-3 137
- C-4 September 2000 138
- September 2000 C-5 139
- Adding a Device 140
- September 2000 C-7 141
- Editing the Log Settings 142
- Updating a Device 143
- Deleting a Device 144
- Viewing Graphs 145
- Value Graph 146
- Difference Graph 147
- History Graph 148
- Sending LUTs 149
- C-16 September 2000 150
- Sending Targets 151
- WINDOWS NT Version 152
- MACINTOSH Version 153
- C-20 September 2000 154
- September 2000 C-21 155
- C-22 September 2000 156
- September 2000 C-23 157
- C-24 September 2000 158
- September 2000 C-25 159
- C-26 September 2000 160
- (Macintosh) Tab 161
- C-28 September 2000 162
- September 2000 C-29 163
- C-30 September 2000 164
- September 2000 C-31 165
- File Formats 166
- Installing the Densitometer 167
- Server Software 169
- Using the Image Print Server 170
- Suspending and Resuming 171
- Failed Jobs 171
- Attended Operation 171
- Enqueue Example 172
- September 2000 D-5 173
- Print Server Software 174
- Option Descriptions 175
- Enqueue Dialog Box 176
- Description 178
- Export Module 179
- Installing the Software 180
- Printing Images 181
- E-4 September 2000 182
- September 2000 E-5 183
- KODAK LED Main Dialog Box 184
- Punch Attributes 185
- Page Layout Attributes 186
- Printer Status Dialog Box 187
- Troubleshooting 188
- Other Problems 189
- September 2000 Index-1 191
- Index-2 September 2000 192
- September 2000 Index-3 193
- Index-4 September 2000 194
- September 2000 Index-5 195
- Index-6 September 2000 196
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