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Computer to Plate(CTP)

USER MANUAL

SIMPLE AND DIRECT ⼁ STEADY ⼁ MAJOR

Hangzhou CRON Machinery & Electronics Co., Ltd.

Jinyi Road 875, Xiaoshan Economic & Technological Development Zone Hangzhou, 311215, P.R.China

TEL：0571-82838989

FAX：0571-82838877

www.cron.com.cn www.cron-international.com

Chapter 1: About this manual

3.1 Space requirement ................................................................................... 11

3.2 Flooring & hallway access.......................................................................... 11

3.3 Environmental requirement....................................................................... 11

Chapter 3: Installation Siteand Environmental Requirements

10.1 Wiring Diagram......................................................................................50

Chapter 10: Appendix

9.1 The spare parts list of G+ model.................................................................. 46

9.2 The spare parts list of H model.................................................................... 48

Chapter 9: Consumables Parts and Spare Part

7.1 Device internal cleaning & inspection procedures......................................... 40

7.2 Daily Maintenance................................................................................ ..... 43

Chapter 7: System Maintenance

8.1 Error message and handling suggestions .................................................... 44

Chapter 8: Abnormal Problems Analysis and Handling

Chapter 2: Overview

2.1 Overview ..................................................................................................05

2.2 System dimension & weight........................................................................ 06

2.3 Power requirement .................................................................................... 06

2.4 Power connection & wiring.......................................................................... 06

2.5 Safety and Caution labels........................................................................... 08

2.6 Safety Information..................................................................................... 10

Chapter 6: Optional Devices

6.1 Built-in Punching........................................................................................28

6.2 BGP Punch Bridge..................................................................................... 29

6.3 TPV Dedusting Unit ....................................................................................31

6.4 Slip Paper Collector .................................................................................. 32

6.5 Straight In-line Bridge.................................................................................33

6.6 CTP Autoloader..........................................................................................34

Chapter 4: Offloading, Unboxing and Installing

4.1 On-site conditions during offload handling................................................... 12

4.2 Shipment packing..................................................................................... 12

4.3 Loading &unloading equipment ................................................................. 12

4.4 Installation personnel................................................................................ 12

4.5 Unboxing, fixing and installing ...................................................................13

Revision History

Version: A0 Date: 03-08-2017

Version: A1 Date: 04-19-2018

CONTENTS

Chapter 5: Operation Instructions

5.1 Turning on device...................................................................................... 20

5.2 Connecting to computer ............................................................................. 20

5.3 Laboo-HDI installation & startup.................................................................. 20

5.4 Create work template..................................................................................25

5.5 Device Operating Instructions .....................................................................27

6.7 72H input loading table................................................................................36

Chapter 1: About this manual

This manual provides informa�on and procedures how to install and setup the H & G+ series CTP

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Contents

Typographic conven�ons

Chapter 2: Overview

2.1 Overview

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Chapter 2: Overview

Chapter 3:Installa�on site and environmental requirements

Chapter 4:Offloading, unboxing and installing

Chapter 5:Opera�on instruc�on

Chapter 6: Op�onal device

Chapter 7:System maintenance

Chapter 8:Abnormal problems analysis and handling

Chapter 9:Vulnerable consumables and spare parts

Chapter 10:Appendixes

This document uses the following typographical conven�ons:

Calibri(Bold) Noun first defined and emphasis is indicated in bold

Calibri Represents the computer display of text and system items

Figure 2-1, H Model Figure2-2, G+ Model

a) CTP Computer To Plate is a laser imaging technology, that directly applies precision bitmap informa�on that processed by the RIP in Pre-press, on to digital offset plates by using thermal laser abla�on or visible UV light exposing technique.Generally it consists of offset plate moun�ng drum, op�cal imaging system, laser driver system, scanning device, plate moun�ng and releasing mechanism, vacuum adsorp�on, dedus�ng device, the overall control system and other components. b) Depends on applica�ons, CTP can be categorized as: Newsprint CTP (Resolu�on: 1200~1800dpi), Commercial CTP (Resolu�on: 1800~2800dpi), CommercialNews CTP(1500~2540dpi) c) There are 5 available CTP formats: 26series(max.format 670x570), 36series(max.format 925x675), 46series(max.format 1160x940), 60series(max.format 1524x1200), 72series(max.format 1850x1422) d) Materials used are selec�on of environmentally friendly materials and comply with environmental laws and regula�ons. We avoid using hazardous materials in the device and strong abide to environmental protec�onrequirements.

Figure illustra�on as shown Pictures 2-1, 2-2:

CRON welcomes any valuable comments and suggestions: CRON welcomes your comments and suggestions on this document, and it’s our sincere commitment to provide upmost relevant detail in this document to meet your requirements.To send in any comments or suggestions, please visit http://www.cron.com.cn. When submitting comments and suggestions, attach the titleof the document, indicates page number and any comments, errors or suggestions for improvement found in this document. If you want to know the upgrade items during production,please refer to the announcements by our company

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NOTE: Photos for reference only as the device shapes are different according to the configuation

2.2 System dimension & weight

Table 2-1:System equipment size, weight table

2.4Power connec�on & wiring

2.4.1 Prepara�on of the wires, sockets, open empty, etc. (if necessary, an UPS is required too)

Picture 2-4: power wiring diagram

Remark：System equipment, size, weight will be vary depends on required configura�ons.

W（cm） L（cm） H（cm）Output Bridge

（cm）

Loading Table

（cm）

Weight

（≈kg）

2.3Power requirement

Table 2-2：Power requirements of the system

2.4.2 Device grounding connection terminal located inside the machine(near power supply input section), check and confirm grounding terminal point, make sure ground cable is properly connects to the terminal point(36/46/60 series)

Device Model

TP26H/TP26G+

TP36H/TP36G+

TP46H/TP46G+

TP60H/TP60G+

TP72H/TP72G+

140

165

190

230

270

111

106

122

130

134

105

107

110

118

110

55

55

55

60

95

60/45

55/50

98/70

90

144

815

1150

1280

1650

2480

Rated power（kw） Power supply requirementsDevice Model

TP26H/TP26G+

TP36H/TP36G+

TP46H/TP46G+

TP60H/TP60G+

TP72H/TP72G+

5.3/4.3

5.6/4.5

5.6/4.5

6.6/5.3

8.8/7.8

200~240V 25A

200~240V 25A

200~240V 25A

3-360~400V 10A

3-360~400V 17A

Picture 2-4:power wiring diagram

Chapter 2: Overview

a) Remove the device lower right casing, and locate the ground terminal connector indicated with label

b) Remove the inner panel that cover the high voltage section, direct the ground cable into the device through this section and connect to the ground terminal connector(36/46/60series)

c) For 26series CTP, ground terminal connection point is located at the lower rear casing of the device(at the back of CTP near the power input box section,

Instruc�on：Required voltage must be stable. Grounding must be good (with galvanized metal diameter of not less than 10mm, buried 1.5m below).Equipment must be having ground resistance ≤ 0.5Ω.

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2.5 Safety and Caution labels

WARNING!

DANGER!

Overhead obstacle!

Cau�on Electricity!

Do not look straight intothe laser beam!

Beware of hand crush!

Drum is rotating! Do not touch!

Caution hot surface!

Note!

Emergency stop switch!

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Chapter 2: Overview

In the use of this device, please strictly comply with the requirements of the warning signs in the device!

Before using the CTP，please read carefully and understand the manual content.Strictly follow all safety rules and regula�ons process while opera�ng the equipment.Failure to follow

Unauthorized a�empts of disassembling or altera�on, and/or misuse, inappropriate opera�on of the equipment hardware or modifica�on of its circuitry may result in serious damage or malfunc�on to the imager.

Do not allow the body to come into contact with life current flowing parts of the device.Put on an�-sta�c gloves to prevent sta�c or power surge when handling with electronic or electrical components.Do not touch the power cord areas and other electrical components with bare hands.Do not operate

Equipment cover opening or closing, be carefulof head collision.

Do not look straight intothe laser beam!Do not look straight

Do not touch the drum while it is rota�ng the drum, it will cause injury!

Please open or close the lead cover slowly, and avoid hands being crushed.

Emergency stop switch is a safety measure func�on; when in an emergency situa�on, where emergency stop switch is pressed to quickly get the drum stop rota�ng.This switch is located on the side of the device top casing. Under normal opera�on mode, make sure the emergency stop switch is disengaged or released.

A. Rotate the switch in the direc�on of the arrow to dis-engage (working mode) the emergency switch. B. When the device appears abnormal, press the emergency stop switch, iden�fy the cause and Problemhandling before reopening the emergency stop switch;

Emergency stop switch does not have the func�on of cu�ng off the current power, make sure to turn off the power of the equipment before systemmaintenance.

Do not touch the high temperature working part of equipment directly


光鼓运转时请勿接触DO NOT TOUCH WHEN

DRUM ROTATES

!危险DANGER

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防止开盖夹伤

MIND YOUR HANDS

危险DANGER

2.6 Safety Informa�on

Electrical Safety

Other safety aspects

Policy of equipment requirements

Mechanical safety

Chapter 3: Installa�on Site and Environmental Requirements

3.1 Space requirement

3.2 Flooring & hallway access

3.3 Environmental requirement

Table 3-1: System equipment size and installa�on space required(Includes loading table+output bridge)

W

L

Device Model Equipment Size

W（m）

TP26H/TP26G+

TP36H/TP36G+

TP46H/TP46G+

TP60H/TP60G+

TP72H/TP72G+

1.4

1.7

1.9

2.3

2.7

2.1

2.1

2.7

2.8

4

3.4

3.7

3.9

4.3

4.7

4.1

4.1

4.7

4.8

6

Equipment Size

L（m）

Installa�on Space

W（m）

Installa�on Space

L（m）

Table 3-1

Chapter 2: Overview

Equipment must be grounded effec�vely;

To protect the equipment and personal safety, it is recommended to install indoor lightning arres�ng rod;

All maintenance work on the equipment must be carried out with the power off；

When the equipment is working, do not touch the moving parts of the machine with your hands or fingers.

Only under the circumstances necessary to dismantle the device casing;

Be a�en�on to the machinery opera�on, always wear gloves, tools and parts must be placed in an orderly

manner；

Do not perform any maintenance or modifica�ons to the equipment system that is not authorized by CRON.

Do not place any foreign objects on the device;

In non-emergency situa�ons, it is strictly prohibited to press the emergency stop bu�on;

In the opera�on of mechanical parts, always wear gloves, so as to avoid rus�ng parts; tools and parts should be placed in order;

Avoid overhead collision during equipment opera�on.

This device is not intended to be used in an explosive or poten�ally explosive atmosphere.

Fireworks is prohibited near the occasion of this device;

Prevent water or other liquids from flowing into the interior of the device;

Debris, scrap or residue generated from the use of this equipment must be handled in accordance with the laws and regula�ons of the hazardous material management authority in the country / region in which it is used.

To ensure that customer’s installa�on site, environment and condi�ons, are able to meet and comply to the equipment opera�onal requirements.

Refer to Table 3-1, given the size of the machine and consider the space needed, minimum distance between wall and machine is 100cm, sizes of the room(space) needed for the machine installa�on can be determined. It is also advisable to reserve some room space close to the installed machine for placement of plates and media too.

Doors and corridors at the installa�on site must be wide enough ( 145cm) so that the machine can be pushed into the room.Floor level should be maintained at ± 4mm. If installa�on to be done above ground floor, this requires an industrial elevator that have can load more than 2000kg. A�er the machine is in place, the machine requires leveling by using a level gauge.

Working room temperature: 18°C ---- 28°C

Environment humidity: 40% ---- 60%, Non-condensing

Air quality: should meet interna�onal quality standards, that is, API value is less than or equal to 100;

Other installa�ons for indoor: Air-condi�on, Dehumidifier/humidifier, air purifier.



4.1 On-site condi�ons during offload handling

4.5 Unboxing, fixing and installing

Table 4.1, The following table lists the package sizes and weight of different models

4.2 Shipment packing

4.3 Loading &unloading equipment

4.4 Installa�on personnel

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TP/UVP****H TP/UVP****G+

Device Model Packing

Single CrateTP26H/TP26G+

TP36H/TP36G+

TP46H/TP46G+

TP60H/TP60G+

TP72H/TP72G+

170

190

210

260

290/118

139

139

143

148

156/94

900

1300

1450

1800

2650/240

W（cm） L（cm） H（cm） Weight（≈kg）

Dual Crates

155

154

170

200

166/75

4.5.1 Unboxing flow chart

Customer needs to provide handling equipment and tools to ensure the safe handling of the machine to the installation

site.In the meantime, CRON engineers will assist with the handling and uncrating on site.

Depend on CTP series/model, standard packing could uses 1 to 2 crates.

Single Crate

Single Crate

Single Crate

Customers must provide forklift or crane with minimum load-bearing for more than 2000kg(72

model ＞5000Kg）. Forks length must be more than 150cm. If necessary, lengthen the span of

two forks according to the wooden box and the structure of the machine to adjust to the

corresponding width.

CRON advised customer to provide professional handling personnel to move the machine to

the premises of installation and unpack the crate, with CRON professionals work together on site.

Uncrate the box

Remove aluminium foil

Remove accessories

Lifting&positioning

Device levelling

Remove fixing bracket

Connect to optional device(AL/BGP)

END

Uncrate the box

Remove aluminium foil

Remove accessories

Lifting&positioning

Device levelling

Remove fixing bracket

Connect to optional device(AL/BGP)

END


4.5.2 Unboxing prepara�on

4.5.3 Uncrate the box

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Table 1:Wooden crate panels list

4.5.5 Removal of aluminium foil

Aluminium foil Equipment fixing brackets figures

Descrip�on Material/ Specifica�on Qty Note

4

Equipment

Wooden box end panels

4.5.6 Remove of bundled accessories

4.5.7 Device posi�oning and removal of air pump fixing screws

No

1

1

2

2

1

1

2

3

5

Wooden box pallet

Wooden box side panels

Wooden box cover

Wood layers

4.5.4

Figure 3: Panels removal instruc�ons

locked stage unlocked stage

Figure 4: Aluminium foil and equipment fixing brackets figures


First of all, check the crate box is intact, �lt indicator whether has any toner presence of overflowbeyond the guide line. Ifproblems are found, they should be documented and feedback to CRONimmediately.

Follow the steps to remove the wooden box cover, side panels and pallet base(shown in Figure 3 and Table 1)

Use long-nose pliers to loosen the wooden case lock

Wood layers

Wood layers

Wood layers

Cut the foil bag at the bo�om in circle, then remove foil bag (Figure 4).Be careful not to scratch the equipment while cu�ng the foil bag.Then unscrew the hex screws 8-M6 * 10, unscrew the nut 4-M10,remove the fixing brackets(Figure 4)

Note: Depends on season and modes of transporta�on, method of packing could be done either withwrapping bag, and/or aluminum foil bag. The descrip�on here refers of an aluminum foil bag as an example

Find the opening and remove of stretch film, remove the equipment spare parts and accessories and keep it in a safe place for later use.

a) While using a forkli� to li� up the HDI device, length of folds should be beyond the center gravity of the device, and forks �ps should be kept out of the wooden pallet base. Keep a�en�on and maintain stable while shovel and li�ing the device. Moves the device to the installa�on loca�on and carefully lower it down onto the ground; b) While having the device li�ing up by the forkli�, rremove the vacuum pumps(compressors) fixing screws from underneath the device; c) Moves the device to the installa�on loca�on and carefully lower it down onto the ground;


4.5.8 Removal of the device’s “scanning pla�orm fixa�on bracket”

4.5.9 Removal of the device’s"driving rod fixa�on bracket”

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4.5.10

4.5.11 Cut and remove all secure strips(RED color)

4.5.12 Put back the covers or casing onto the device

4.5.13 Connec�ng USB communica�on cable to the Computer

4.5.14 Auto Plate Feeder connec�on, installa�on and alignment of plate entrance with main device


a) Scanning Pla�orm fixa�on bracket is located inside the device. Remove the upper rear casing of the CTP. You may no�cethe "scanning pla�orm fixa�on bracket" (in RED color) inside the right sideof the device;

b) Use a hex wrench to remove the fixing screws of the "Scanning Pla�orm Fixa�on Bracket" of the device and pay special a�en�on when removal; Handle with care and avoid scratches to the Encoder Strip(gold color) that a�ached at the side of the panel along the guide rail

Remove both pieces(L/R) of the "fixing brackets" of the nozzles suc�on arm (on H model), near the front plate entrance. Remind to keep the hex screws for use to fixing the loading table later on.

Using an external USB interface cable to connect device and computer, the cable is located in the lower right side of the enclosure, and it is fastened to ensure reliable connection;

a) Hex screws retained are first used secure onto the reserved front screws holes, but do not completely tight in b) Attach the plate loading table to aligned with the hex screws put in before, then secure and tighten this screws to hold the plate loading table leveled with the main device

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4.5.16 Through the pressure window

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4.5.18 Plate chads disposal connec�on

4.5.19 For other op�onal device connec�ons, please refer to Chapter 6

4.5.17 Coolant observa�on window


4.5.15 Li� up the rear plate conveyor bridge, adjust and align it against the processor

you can obtain current drum vacuum pressure value and the pressure sensor output status;

Current device coolant volume can be observed through the observa�on window. If the coolant level found low, please add it in �me

Chads disposal outlet is located at the CTP device's bo�om le� chassis, please place the chads collector to the exact posi�on according to the label indicated as below


Chapter 5: Opera�on Instruc�ons

5.1 Turning on device

Refer to 4.6.7, connect the computer USB port

5.3 Laboo-HDI installa�on & startup

5.3.1 Connec�ng the Dongle and install LaBoo5.1.*so�ware

5.3.2 Verify and making sure CTP device driver is installed correctly

5.2 Connec�ng to computer

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a) Using the cam switch, Then turn the cam switch to the ON posi�on to allow power supply access to the device.

b)Using miniature circuit breakers, switch the circuit breaker up to the ON posi�on for power supplies to the device (right figure is a 3-phase power circuit breaker).

a) Remove the supplied dongle from the LaBooso�ware box and plug it into the USB port of the computer;

b) Inserts theLaBoo so�ware installa�on disk(provided in the LaBoo so�ware box) and insert it into your computer's CD-ROM drive and run the "HDI Setup.exe" file;

c) Follows the so�ware installa�on steps to install the LaBooso�ware and dongle driver.A�er installa�on is completed successfully, the computer desktop will have the following icon shown as below:

a) Under Windows Control Panel - Device Manager, confirmed that the CTP device driver has been properly installed. The following hardware “CRON laser device, V1C” can be found under the Universal Serial Bus controller.

b) If so�ware installa�on incorrect, the so�ware will not be able to establish connec�on to the device. In this case, you need to manually install the CTP device driver by upda�ng with newer driver for the Windows. Device driver files are stored in the LaBooso�ware root directory - "USBDrv128B" folder, please manually update un�l the device driver is installed and shown in the Device Manager under the Universal Serial Bus controller.

c)a)


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5.3.3 A�er LaBoo5.1.0*so�ware successfully installed, double-click the icon of LaBoo5.1.0*so�ware shortcut on the desktop, the startup interface as shown below

5.3.4 A�er launching the LaBoo5.1.0*, below is the main interface of the so�ware:

5.3.5 Confirm dongle installa�on and informa�on: The dongle and device informa�on can be obtained through the dongle icon in the upper right corner of the so�ware.

5.3.6 Newly installed so�ware first need to setup the ini�al template, click the “New”green bu�on (at lower le�) to create and setup an ini�al new template: Setup a template size within the model specifica�on allowable range, confirm "template name", "media material", "resolu�on", "format", "laser power", "exposure speed" and other parameters, as described in Sec�on 5.4.1 - Table 5.1.

5.3.7 Click on the Engineer bu�on to enter to so�ware’s Engineer Mode. Enter the default password "cron1234"when in the password field when prompted.


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5.4.1 Create new job template

Table 5.1:Term Explana�on

5.4 Create work templateChapter 5: Opera�on Instruc�ons

5.3.8 Enter to the device parameter se�ngs: After engineer mode password is entered, there will be a pop-up windowswith 3 options prompted. Click on the right

option “Parameters” button.

5.3.9 To read in device parameters, there are 2 op�ons available:

a)Import from file: Obtained one of the disk(Parameters disk) that bundled with device. Insert it into the CD-ROM drive, then clicks on “Import from file”, and browse for the file in the disk that named with the device’s serial no. Select and confirmed to read in the parameter values from the file into the LaBoo so�ware.

b)Read from device:Click on this op�on to allow LaBoo so�ware to read in (download) the parameter values directly from the HDI device connected.

Once device’s parameter values correctly loaded into LaBoo so�ware, you can proceed with the so�ware for further opera�on;

Click the "New Template" bu�on to bring up the new template dialog box. According to the actual work needs, setup a job template, in this case we have added a 745-605-2400Dpi PS platetemplate for the opera�on; confirm setup once done to establish of a hot folder that can facilitate subsequent jobs that relevant to this template se�ngs.

Field Description

Template

Resolution

Media Material

Format

Laser Power

Exposure Speed

Laser Channel

Light Sensitivity

Autoloader

BGP Punch Bridge

Processor

Set the template name; Recommended naming conventions:Media size-resolution-thickness. Example: 510x400-2400-0.135

Set the resolution for the template to work with.(Different model’s configuration, available resolution may be different).

Set the material used in the template. Support materials: PS plate, film,(Different model’s configuration, available material selection may be different).Note: Material setting incorrect will cause out of focus, device jitter and other issues, including affecting the imaging quality.

Set the plate size of the jobs template. Size direction refers to the lower right diagram.Thickness should be in accordance with the actual measurement. (Available largest and smallest format depends on CTP model).

Laser power is set manually, in accordance with the energy needs of the plate, value should not exceed the factory default maximum power; Note: If the Auto Power Adjust is checked, platemaking exposure is automatically adjusted according to Light Sensitivity value entered. It is strongly recommended to choose this option.

Exposure drum speed selection, in accordance with the actual production settings. Maximum exposure speed is determined by the plate sensitivity, maximum laser power and drum speed limit.

Setting the number of output channels 0-128 (The number of laser channels is defined by model)

The platemaking energy is determined by the plate characteristics, provided by the plate supplier or by measurement.

Autoloader option - if checked, the template includes the ability of the automatic plate feeder (determined by model)

Punch Options - If checked, the template will work with automatic punching (determined by model)

Plate processor options (determined by the model)


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5.4.2 Editing a working template 5.5.1 Follow the so�ware instruc�ons

5.5 Device Opera�ng Instruc�ons

5.4.3 Adding a TIFF file job

5.5.2 Placing plate

5.5.3 Set the media output parameters

Figure 1 Figure 2

5.5.4 Outpu�ng


A�er the working template is setup, you can edit the template again for changes. When edi�ng a template, the Template name, Media material, Resolu�on parameters arenot allowed for changes.Other parameters are allowed for changes or adjustment.

Click the "Open File" button, select the * .Tiff and * .PPG file jobs in the corresponding

directory, select the file to be used and the corresponding template below (ensure that the

parameters are the same).After confirmation, the file appears in the output list of the software.

Note: Please refer to the LaBoo "User's Manual" for detail so�ware opera�on.

a) Place the plate accordingly on the loading table, align plate to right side to be close to the plate centering gauge and leave about 1mm distance. b) Place a batch of plates (up to 50sheets) onto the device loading table. Make sure plate front is aligned to upper edge of the loading table, then align plates to right side to be close to the plate centering gauge and leave about 1mm distance.

select the desire Template, �ck on the “Template Upload”, and then click on “Send Command” to have the device adjusted to the corresponding template size and posi�on;

Set and apply the actual laser power, drum speed and image rota�on and others relevant parameters needed for plate output.(Figure 1)

Click the Single output or Con�nuous output a�er completed se�ng the parameters, file will be transfer to the device for plate making(imaging).(Figure 2)


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6.1.2 Built-in Punch connec�on

Chapter 6: Op�onal Devices

6.1Built-in Punching

6.1.1 Built-in Punching structure

6.2 BGP Punch Bridge

6.2.1BGP Punch Bridge structure

6.1.3 Built-in Punch se�ngs

6.1.4 Built-in Punching maintenance

Reserved notch

Die punch components

Chuds removal tube

Die punch

Air Cylinder

BGP Interface port connec�on

1

6

2

3

4

5

1

62

3

4

5

Built-in punching is an op�onal peripherals, it is a module that can be integrated onto CTP equipment, to provide precise registra�on on punching while having plat mounted at a same posi�on for imaging.

a) Click the "Op�ons" on the LaBoo so�ware main interface to call up the "External Setup" dialog box and click on the "Punch Bridge" tap for se�ngs;

b) Select "Embedded Punching" in the first pull-down menu field, then put a �ck on the "Enable Bridge” check box;

c) There is no need to select “Bridge Type” and you may leave the lower parameter fields as default (fields will be gray out).

a) Device with built-in punching featurerequires proper setup of “Punch Bridge” se�ngs in Template Upload in order to have built-in punching working accordingly;

b)In the Template se�ngs, click on the “BGP” to enable the “Punch Bridge” tab under the Template edit mode, on the Device Code field: select “Embedded punching”;

c) For plate Entrance direc�on, or Exit direc�on: No need to set or apply if using “Embedded punching”.

d) Mold selec�on (Die punch): select the correspondent Die Punch set for used with the current working template, only one set of Punching can be used or applied in each Template. (Each CTP device can have maximum up to 3 sets of Punching mold installa�on);

a) Regularly inspects for aluminum chuds remains, clean and repair die mold if necessary to extend its life spend

b) Regularly check the air cylinder support rod for lubrica�on and sealing condi�ons

c) Replace cylinder seals every 24 months

BGP Punch Bridge is an op�onal peripheral. It can be linked with a CRON CTP device for automa�c registra�on and plate holes punching according to template se�ngs. Main func�ons of BGP Punch Bridge are: Able to automa�c carry out plate registra�on and plate holes punching according to plate specifica�ons used on the CTP. Allow 4 direc�ons of plate media delivery depend on devices layout. And can be directly joint with a plate processor equipment.

Punch moldcover

Die punch components (internal)

Electrical box

BGP Interface port connec�on

Le�-right conveyorbelts

Front-back sending rollers

6.2.2BGP Punch Bridge connec�onConnect the BGP Punch Bridge communica�on cable(CAN BUS) on both the BGP interface port connectors on the CTP device and on the BGP Punch Bridge.


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6.3 TPV Dedus�ng Unit

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a) Click the "Op�ons" in the so�ware main interface to call up the "External Setup” dialog box and select "Punch Bridge" tap interface; b) Select a valid bridge number(BGP #num) according to the number ID of the BGP Punch Bridge device connected (�ck the check box of "Enable Bridge" ) , repeat steps if CTP device is connected to more than 1 unit BGP device connec�ons. Maximum supports up to 4 BGP devices only. c) For correct “Bridge Type" model selec�on, you may refer to label applied on BGP device electrical box cover.

a) To enable “Punch Bridge” setup page available in Template edit, you need �ck on the “BGP” check box in the Template se�ng page. b) Device ID: This command is used to select the sequence number of the current BGP device. This BGP device can support mul�-BGP device connec�on. c) Entrance direc�on: set the orienta�on of the plate entering onto the BGP device, the device supports 4-ways of different orienta�on; d) Exit direc�on: set the direc�on of the plate leaving the BGP device, the device supports 4-waysof different orienta�on; e) Mold (Die punch) selec�on: �ck to select the right Punch Die set from groups of available Punching Units in BGP device to be used for the current working Template. Each working Template can only supports one single group of Punch mold to work with. The BGP Punch Bridge device can only supports up to 3groups (or sets) of Punch molds installa�on.

a) Periodically discharge air tank waterb) Regularly clean the BGP device, conveyor belts, rollers, side gauge lower bar rubber surfacec) Regularly check the cylinder support rod lubrica�on and sealing condi�onsd) Replace cylinder seals every 24 months

TPV-1180 Vacuum Dedus�ng unit is an op�onal peripheral device used to remove the dust generated during plate/media exposure carried out on a CTP device.

a) Pipe connec�on: connect vacuum pipe (hose Φ32) to the TPV pipe inlet connector and the host CTP device vacuum piper outlet adapter, faster both end pipe connec�ons with the use of stainless steel hoops φ25-38. b) Connect the power cord: TPV input power cord to be connected to the host CTP indicated vacuum power connector.

a) The working status of the TPV is influenced by the host CTP device. When the CTP device is working(imaging plate), the TPV dedus�ng unit will be running and opera�ng indicator light will be on. When the CTP device finishes the plate imaging opera�on, the TPV dedus�ng unit will stopped, and the opera�ng status indicator light will be off. b) When TPV motor temperature exceeded 80°C , the alarm indicator of the TPV unit will be on to remind the user of TPV unit status, and may need to stop the unit for cooling down or require for service and repair if necessary. c) When TPV motor temperature exceeded 100°C, the alarm indicator of the TPV unit will be on to remind the user of the TPVunit status and cut off the input power of the TPV unit.

Regular cleaning: every 3 months to clean the filter, replace the filter every year. Filter replacement method:

a) Open the TPV unit top coverb) Remove the internal filter for cleaning or replacementc) Put back the cleaned filter (new)d) Close & lock thetop cover

6.2.3�BGP Punch Bridge other op�onal se�ngs

6.2.4�BGP Punch Bridge in Template se�ngs

6.2.5�BGP Punch Bridge maintenance

For detail maintenance informa�on, please refer to "BGP Punch Bridge-D4 installa�on guide”

6.3.1 Opera�on and structure descrip�on

6.3.2��TPV Connec�on

6.3.3Working status

6.3.4��TPV unit maintenance

Top cover

TPV body

Filter

Vacuum motor

Temperature protec�on switch

Power ON/Off

Opera�ng indicator light

Alarm indicator light

Dedus�ng pipe inlet connec�on


6.4.2 Slip Paper Collector connec�on

6.4 Slip Paper Collector

6.4.1 Slip Paper Collector structure

6.4.3 Slip Paper Collector unit maintenance

6.5.3 Using the Straight In-line Bridge

6.5.4 Straight In-line Bridge maintenance

6.5 Straight In-line Bridge

6.5.2 Straight In-line Bridge connec�on

6.5.1 Straight In-line Bridge structure

Air outlet (nozzles)

Slip paper rollers

Power control cable connec�onFans

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The Slip Paper Collector is an op�onal device used to separate slip papers on the H model CTP device, remove and organize slip papers effec�vely, increase the number of single delivery, and reduce the manual interven�on on slip paper handlings.

A�ach the Slip Paper Collector unit under the slip paper outlet path according to the screw holes posi�on provided, then connect the power control cable to the port shown below,

a) Regularly clean the air outlet nozzlesb) Regularly check the condi�ons & cleanliness of the slip paper rollersc) Regularly check the transmission gears lubricants& condi�onsd) Regularly check the fans opera�on

The Straight In-line Bridge is op�onal peripheral, a�aches to the host CTP device for transpor�ng the CTP exposed plate output to the processor unit, or it can be a temporary single plate stacker.

a) Note: when ordering the Straight In-line Bridge to be bundled with the host CTP device, reserved BGP connector port will be replaced with cable connec�on port for Straight In-line Bridge connector. b) USB port connec�on for host CTP device TP26 / TP36 / TP46 / TP60 models can be located on the same connec�vity panel as shown in below; c) For TP72CTP device, the Straight In-line Bridge connector is located lower le� underneath where the bridge installed.

a) Plate Stoppers is closed (flat): bridge is in full working mode. Plate will be transported through the bridge into the processor unit; b) Plate Stoppers is opened (flip up): convert bridge become atemporary single plate stacker.

a) Regularly clean the conveyor belt, conveying the upper plane b) Regularly check bridge level(height) and posi�on against CTP & processor c) Regularly check the working mode is valid.

Conveyor belts

Plate stoppers

Bridge connec�on cable port

TP72cable connec�on port

Bridge installa�on bracket

Bridge support arms


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6.6.2 Autoloader connec�on a) Connec�he provided feeder communica�on cable to the indicated port located next to the USB port panel of the host CTP device. b) Connect the power supply cord from the autoloader to the indicated power supply port located next to the USB port panel of the host CTP device.

6.6 CTP Autoloader

6.6.1 Autoloader structure

6.6.3 Autoloader in Template se�ngs a) To enable Autoloader se�ngs in LaBoo, you need to �ck on “Autoloader” in the Template edit page. The “Autoloader” tap will be available for you to configure the feeder se�ngs;

b)Se�ngs for Single Casse�e Loader(SCL)：allow 3 kinds of selec�on for appropriate slip paper blowing strengths and paper suc�on pressure (Lo, Mid, Hi mode), according to the size of the media and slip paper weight used in the Autoloader.

Connec�vity panel on Host CTP Connec�vity panel on Autoloader

6.6.4 Autoloader device opera�on and maintenance For details on the opera�on and maintenance on Autoloader (SCL & MCL) devices, please refer to "User Manual for the Autoloader"

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Plate feeding mechanism

CTP - Feeder connec�on port

Daylight shield

Plate casse�es

Slip paper collector


c) Se�ngs for Mul�-Casse�e Loader(MCL): similar like a Single Casse�e Loader(SCL), you can have selec�ons of paper blowing strengths and paper suc�on pressure (Lo, Mid, Hi mode), according to the size of the media and slip paper weight used in each casse�e.Mul�-Casse�e Loader(MCL) comes in 3 casse�es and 5 casse�es models only.

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6.7 72H input loading table


Component Part NameAmount Drawing No.

No.

1

Loading Table Support 2 TP72H-2230

Loading Table Arm 1 1 TP72H-2231

Universal Casters 2 JDF_JDF-75

Angle Seat (Die-Cas�ng) 4 HSCB-109090

Loading Table Joint Block 4 TP72H-2233

Square Nut 28 QB-SN6-8-40

T-Slider 1 TP72H-2277For Paper Collector

Le� Frame

2

Loading Table Support 2

Loading Table Arm 1 1

Universal Casters 2

Angle Seat (Die-Cas�ng) 4

Loading Table Joint Block 4

Square Nut 28

T-Slider 1

Right Frame

TP72H-2230

TP72H-2231

JDF_JDF-75

HSCB-109090

TP72H-2233

QB-SN6-8-40

TP72H-2277For Paper Collector


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Lower Crossbeam


No.

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UpperCrossbeam


No.

5 Simple Loading Table 1 TP72H-2243 Table Top

1、Connec�ng of the le� side frame with the lower crossbeam and upper crossbeam. a）Use six angle screws M6X16+ to connect the lower crossbeam with the le� frame.

b）Use another six angle screw M6X16+ to connect the other 2 parts to the le� frame, one is aligned with the lower cross beam, and the other is located one the other side.


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2、The right frame, the lower crossbeam and the upper crossbeam are connected, and theconnec�on mode is synchronous 1. Picture shows result a�er assembly：

3、Connect the Auto Loader Table with the le� and right frame. a）Use six angle screw M6X12+ to connect the simple auto loader table to the support plate block; b）The gap is located in the non beam measurements

4、Screw the front and back sides of the auto loader table with screws.

5、Connect the paper collector with the screws on the two sides of the receiving frame a�achments, confirm that the slide is smooth before and a�er assembly.

6. A�er the installa�on is completed, the product should look like in the picture shown below (for example, G+ equipment, as shown in Figure

7.1Device internal cleaning & inspection procedures

在使用直接制版机之前，必须仔细阅读、并理解手册内容，操作应该严格遵守所有安全手则和规定流

未经许可打开或改造、及私自对制版机的硬件或者电路部分进行非法操作，都可能带来对身体的严重Attention: Power must be turned off to ensure safety during maintenance.

Surface cleaning manners and precautions:

Important: Strongly recommended that the following maintenance should be carried out by a trained engineer or under the direction of a CRON qualified engineer.


For optimum performanceand productivity, regular maintenance and services are

required to be carried out on the device. The following are recommended maintenance

cycles and details to be noted (Inappropriate handling not according to

recommendation may affect device performance and even damage the

machine).Maintenance is divided into routine maintenance and regular maintenance.

The device must to be operated under standardenvironment requirement as stated

according in the 《User Manual》.

While cleaning device surface, first used a vacuum cleaner to clean dusts on the

machine casings, seams and accumulated dusts on plate loading platform.

If the indoor air is dry and clean, and the machine is often being cleaned, just use dry

cloth is wipe and remove the dust from the surface;

For thoroughly cleaning, wipe with a damp cloth mixed with mild cleanser and clean

with a damp cloth with detergent until it is cleaned and dried.

Attention: Do not spill or leak water or detergent into the device, this could causehazardous to operator or damage the machine.

7.1.1Drum surface cleaning: After certain period of usage, plate pressing roller

(mounting roller) and drum surface will have accumulation of dusts and abrasions, that

could cause damageson plate surface, and/or affect the surface flatness during plate

loading or mounting, it is necessary to clean up both the roller and drum surface at any

time if found dusty;

a) Open the front cover of the device，you can observe the plate pressing roller

(mounting roller) and drum surface conditions and its mechanism components, please

use dry cloth to clean and wipe these area if found dusty.

7.1.2Lens cleaning: After long period of usage, even its dust removal module, front lens sections are parts that could get

dust accumulates, and could affect laser power, focus efficiencies during operation, and therefore this need regular

cleaning maintenance;

a) Remove the device’s upper right casing, notice the position of the Optical sensor and the lens. When opening, pay

attention to the cable connection of the emergency stop switch and avoid pulling.

b)Manually move the scanning platform to the most outer side, Clean the lens with special dust-free cotton bud or

glass/mirror wiping paper;

7.1.3 Regularly lubricants level check: Equipment lack of oil could easily get rusted, causing overloaded and other

mechanical problem.Please check/inspect gears structure regularly、linear bearing rail, guide raillubrication conditions and

guide rail oil container level;

7.1.4 Regularly inspection on pipelines: Aging pipelines (air flow/vacuum/pressure) can cause damage, pressure leakage

and other problems, that can affect the proper operation of the device. Please inspect the device internal pipelines for any

defectiveness, crack or fragmented.If necessary, do replace the affected pipes such as moisture depleting pipe, vacuum

pipeetc;

7.1.5 Check the scanning platform side screw, worknut lubrication and pitch cleanliness. Regularly top up lubricating oil,

such as worknut pitch worn off(loose pitch), replace the lead screw’s worknut.

7.1.6 Check the drum motor timing belt tightness and wear & tear conditions, if necessary, adjust the timing belt tightness

or replace the timing belt if found fatigue.



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7.2 Daily Maintenance

CTP Device daily maintenance itemize list

Note 1: Recommended schedule undertake that the device is established in accordance of the standard environment as stated in the User's GuideManual.

Note 3: Items that has more than 1 condition will base on which ever first condition comes firs

Note2: Linear servo system encoder strip cleaning strictly prohibit the use of alcohol, acetone and other liquids. Use only dry cotton for cleaning/wiping.

7.1.9 Inspect the cooling system unit: Coolant level can be observed through the round window shown

below. Make sure coolant liquid level in the coolant tank must always maintain its fluid at 1/3 level (or

more).

7.1.8 Check the stepping motors, timing belts and related sensorsfor and fatigue conditions or dust, timely

cleaning on these parts, replace parts if found defective of fatigue.

7.1.7 Check the linear servo system encoder strip cleanliness, remove or wipe dust or stains with dry cotton

cloth gently. Strictly prohibit the use of alcohol, acetone and other liquids while wiping the encoder strip, as

this will damage the encoder’s marks coating;

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Input Sensor sorsensor clean

OututputSensoror

Side gauge pressing Roller

Side gauge movement guide

Front guide rail lubrication

Focus/Zooming mechanism lubrication

Plate pressing/mounting roller

Internal dedusting filter

Drum motor timing belt

H/Clamp shaft pressing

T/Clamp shaft pressing

Focus-Zoom lead screw/worknuts

3M Antistatic tape

All stepping motor timing belts

All stepping motor H/P sensor

Coolant liquid

Linear servo encoder strip cleaning

Punch Die mold

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Chapter 8: Abnormal Problems Analysis and Handling

在使用直接制版机之前，必须仔细阅读、并理解手册内容，操作应该严格遵守所有安全手则和规定流

Attention!

Table 8-1LaBoo error information and handling suggestions

8.1 Error message and handling suggestions

Before proceeds for HDI device inspection and hardware handling, please wait for at least 5 minutes

after power turned off to avoid electrical shock.

Device inspection, diagnostic, handling and replacement of parts components should be only

conducted by well trained and qualified technical personnel appointed by CRON.

Technical personnel involve in diagnostic and troubleshooting works should remove all metal items

from body before carry out the works. Use the insulating tools to avoid electrical shock and

precautions of injury.

No.� Error�Message .�Handling�suggestion

1� Image�size�is�smaller�than�plate�size,�job�output�is�stopped.� Click�“allow�large�plate�with�smaller�image�size�output”�under�system�parameters�setting�menu.

2� Job�size�is�bigger�than�plate�size,�cannot�be�output,�please�adjust�parameters�.� Check�job�size�and�reset�parameters.

3� Original�file�is�deleted,�cannot�be�moved�.� This�file�is�deleted,�try�open�another�file.

4 �Error�on�read�device�parameters. �Please�retry�again�or�contact�engineer.

5� Dongle�is�abnormal!�Please�re-plug�dongle� .�Check�if�dongle�is�properly�plugged�or�contact�engineer.

6� Template�name�cannot�contain：“'�"�:�|�?�*�\\�/<>”.� Choose�other�letters.

7� Invalid�enter！� Choose�other�letters.

8� Cannot�open�Tiff�file� Please�confirm�TIFF�file�format.

9� Setup�is�not�complete！� Some�of�parameters�are�not�correct.

10� Please�stop�Hotfolder�first.� Tick�off�in�front�of�template�name.

11� Hotfolder�is�already�in�use!� Change�another�hot�folder.

12� Template�already�exists！� Change�to�another�template�name.

13� Incorrect�resolution,�cannot�output.� Tiff�resolution�is�not�same�as�current�template.

14� Image�file�is�damaged.� Check�if�image�file�format�is�correct.

15� There�is�no�passed�usage�record,�update�failed!� Contact�engineer.

16� Parameters�are�not�for�this�machine,�cannot�complete�parameter�read,�this�is�for�machine：***� Check�machine�serial.

17� Plate�format�is�over�limit.�Delete�unused�plate�format�and�try�again.� Plate�format�max.�is�32.

18� Parameters�are�not�correct.�Device�cannot�be�operational.� Check�device�parameters�or�contact�engineer.

19� Device�is�not�power�on�or�hardware�cannot�support�software.� Please�update�software�or�contact�engineer.

20� Parameters�are�not�correct.�Device�cannot�be�operational.� Check�device�parameters�or�contact�engineer.

21� Device�is�not�power�on�or�hardware�cannot�support�software.� Please�update�software�or�contact�engineer.

22� Please�clean�lens�� Do�resolution�adjustment�and�follow�instructions�to�clean�lens.

23� Cannot�find�dongle .�Check�dongle.

24� Command�execute�failed!� Do�not�send�this�command�under�current�status

25� Turn�off�machine�and�use�air-con�to�change�temperature�or�Contact�engineer

Laser�box�temperature�abnormal,�cannot�output！current�is：**�degree，shall�be�15-35�degree.�

26� Device�temperature�abnormal,�cannot�output!�Current�is：**�degree,�shall�be�10-35�degree.� Turn�off�machine�and�use�air-con�to�change�temperature

27� Reset�clock�failed!� Contact�engineer

28� Output�reaches�limit!�Contact�engineer�.�� Contact�dealer�immediately

29� Software�authorized�limit�is�less�than�500�times，Please�contact�dealer!�� Contact�dealer�immediately

30� Software�authorized�output�is�up�to�date,�output�is�topped.�Pleae�contact�dealer!�� Contact�dealer�immediately

31� Laser�power�lock�error�channel：***.�� Enter�laser�adjust�program�and�test�laser�power

32� Laser�power�range�is�not�correct,�suggest�to�change�**�to�**�.�� Follow�the�message�to�change�parameters

33� Read�device�parameters�failed！maybe�version�is�not�correct� Read�device�parameters�again�or�contact�engineer!

34� Reset�without�engineer�.�� Contact�engineer.

35� Please�adjust�the�focus.� Check�and�start.

36� NO�dongle!�� Ensure�dongle�is�plugged-in�and�drive�is�correctly�installed.

37� Use�preview�under�stand-by�status！� Cancel�“continuous�output"and�try�aga

38� Command�is�not�allowed�under�current�status.�� Finish�current�status�and�try�again.

39� Software�limit�is�nearly�up-to-date.� Contact�dealer�immediately.

40� Laser�power�test�parameters�setting�is�not�correct,�suggest�to�decrease�levels�or�increase�value�of�each�level！� Reduce�levels�or�contact�engineer.

41� Device�will�change�format,�please�confirm�plates�on�loading�tray�are�removed!� Ensure�plate�size�is�correct�or�stack�is�ok.

42� Cannot�locate�system�required�memory� Restart�computer�or�reinstall�OS

43� USB�communication�failed.�Make�sure�to�install�correct�USB�drive�or�contact�engineer�

Check�if�USB�drive�is�correct.�Check�is�USB�port�is�normal�or�change�another�computer

44� Cannot�connect�to�Autoloader！� Ensure�autoloader�is�powered�on�and�cables�are�connected

45� Drum�speed�is�not�stable� Check�CTP�power�supply,�emergency�stop,top�cover�protect�or�Contact�engineer

46� Drum�cannot�reach�required�speed!� Check�CTP�power�supply,�emergency�stop,�top�cover�protect�or�Contact�engineer

47� Drum�start�abnormal！� Check�CTP�power�supply�or�Contact�engineer

48� Tail�clamp�adjust�failed.� Please�clean�air�slot�on�drum�or�Contact�engineer

49� Tail�clamp�position�is�over�limit,�please�check.�� Please�clean�air�slot�on�drum�or�Contact�engineer

50� Plate�size�is�over�limit�(drum�cannot�be�balanced!).�� Please�clean�balance�block�sensor�or�Contact�engineer

51� Vacuum�pressure�is�not�correct.� �Check�air�pump�filter

52� Tail�clamp�failed,�please�turn�off�and�check.�� Please�clean�air�slot�on�drum�or�Contact�engineer

53� Main�board�control�process�start�failed.� Restart�CTP�and�PC�or�Contact�engineer

54� Autoloader�control�process�start�failed.� Restart�autoloader�or�Contact�engineer

55� Plate�loading�last�time�abnormal!�� Check�plate�stack

56� Laser�cannot�be�started!� Open�laser�adjust�program�or�Contact�engineer

57� Cannot�connect�to�autoloader. ��Check�power�supply�and�cable�connection

60� Drum�cannot�stop!� Contact�engineer

61� Already�plate�on�drum.�� Check�if�plate�on�drum�or�do�#105�test�command�or�contact�engineer

62� Cannot�connect�to�device!�Make�sure�device�is�power�on�and�USB�cable�is�connected�or�contact�engineer!� Check�power�supply,�USB�connection�and�USB�drive.

63� Cannot�read�parameter�file�information!� Check�if�parameter�file�is�correct

64� Device�ID�validate�failed.�� Read�device�ID�again�or�contact�engineer

65� Temperature�compensation�is�not�completed�(overtime)!� Check�platform�focus�compensation�movement�or�contact�engineer.

66� Main�control�board�data�flow�is�abnormal.� Restart�PC�or�Contact�engineer

67� When�start�record�process,�data�in�main�control�board�memory�is�not�ready!� Restart�PC�or�Contact�engineer

68� Cannot�start�record�process,�platform�position�limit�signal�is�not�correct.� Check�platform�position�limit�sensor�or�Contact�engineer

69� Cannot�find�this�error�code�information.� Contact�engineer

70� Image�format�is�unknown.� Check�if�dongle�is�plugged�in

71� File�size�##�*�##�is�over�template�setting,�cannot�open�this�file.� Setup�another�template�or�adjust�current�one

72� Resolution�is�not�same,�as�template�setting,�cannot�open�this�file!� Setup�another�template�or�adjust�current�one

73� Parameter�is�over�limit!� Check�parameter�or�Contact�engineer

74� Software�version�is�too�old,�cannot�read�parameter!�Please�update�software.� Update�current�software

No.� Error�Message .�Handling�suggestion


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9.1 The spare parts list of G+ model


Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

R900

022026085

Detection of plate ong plate output tray in Main unit

Round Belt1055

060203502

Output tray converying belt

8

9Bundled with new

machine

Bundled with new

machine

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Driver UIM24004(2.9A)

022021080

Common driver for Drive Motors

Optocoupler Sensor GK152-C/M

022025063

Used on mechanism drive motors for Zero Positioning

Stainless Steel Hoop φ25-38

050180030

For pipeline connection fixation

Timing belt 156-3M-10

022042347

For stepping motor mechanism driving

Timing belt 42MXL025

022042330


Optocoupler Sensor GK152-CO/M

022028431

Zero position sensor for scanning platform (L/R)

FULSE RT18-3210A

029083878

To limit excessive current flows & prevent wires from

heating up and burns.

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3

4

5

6

7

DESCRIPTION PICTURE TYPE

Bundled with new

machine

Bundled with new

machine

Bundled with new

machine

Bundled with new

machine

Bundled with new

machine

Bundled with new

machine

Bundled with new

machine

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

TC Tension Spring

028001911

T/clamp pressing pressure control for plate tail

Round Belt892

060203506


Round Belt760

060203505


HC Tension Spring

028001910

H/clamp pressing pressure control for plate head

Bundled with new

machine （26/46/60）

Bundled with new

machine （46/60）

Bundled with new

machine （26）

Bundled with new

machine （26/46/60）

2

4

5

1


Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Round Belt750

060203504


Bundled with new

machine （26）3


Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Round Belt760

060203505


Bundled with new

machine （26）5


Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

TC Tension Spring

028001911

T/clamp pressing pressure control for plate tail

Round Belt892

060203506


Round Belt750

060203504


HC Tension Spring

028001910

H/clamp pressing pressure control for plate head

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machine （26/46/60）

Bundled with new

machine （46/60）

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machine （26）

Bundled with new

machine （26/46/60）

9.2 The spare parts list of H model


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Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Capacitance CBB61 20uf450V 50/60Hz

029024141

Mute oil free gas pump work control

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machine

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

R900

022026085

Detection of plate ong plate output tray in Main unit

Round Belt1055

060203502


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Parts No

Details

Parts Name

Parts No

Details

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Parts No

Details

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Parts No

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Parts No

Details

Driver UIM24004(2.9A)

022021080

Common driver for Drive Motors

Optocoupler Sensor GK152-C/M

022025063

Used on mechanism drive motors for Zero Positioning

Stainless Steel Hoop φ25-38

050180030

For pipeline connection fixation

Timing belt 156-3M-10

022042347


Timing belt 42MXL025

022042330


Optocoupler Sensor GK152-CO/M

022028431

Zero position sensor for scanning platform (L/R)

FULSE RT18-3210A

029083878

To limit excessive current flows & prevent wires from

heating up and burns.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7


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machine

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machine

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machine

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10.1 Wiring Diagram


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10.3 46/60 Wiring Diagram


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