Mitsubishi CP800E BROCHURE

COLOUR VIDEO COPY PROCESSOR

MODEL

CP800E

OPERATION MANUAL

CP800

PRINT

MEMORY

MONITOR

POWER

REMOTE

OPEN

THIS OPERATION MANUAL IS IMPORTANT
TO YOU.
PLEASE READ IT BEFORE USING YOUR
COLOUR VIDEO COPY PROCESSOR.

This video copy processor complies with the requirements of the EC Directive
89/336/EEC, 73/23/EEC, 93/42/EEC and 93/68/EEC.
The electro-magnetic susceptibility has been chosen at a level that gains
proper operation in residential areas, on business and light industrial premises
and on small-scale enterprises, inside as well as outside of the buildings. All
places of operation are characterised by their connection to the public low
voltage power supply system.

CONTENTS

Contents

Safety precautions ................................................................................ 1-3

Special features .................................................................................... 4

Features and functions.......................................................................... 5-7

Front panel ............................................................................................. 5

Rear panel ............................................................................................. 6

Remote control....................................................................................... 7

Connections .......................................................................................... 8-13

Connection with a monitor ..................................................................... 8-10

Connection with video or S-video signal equipment .............................. 10

Connection with RGB analog signal equipment..................................... 11

Connection with RS-232C equipment.................................................... 12-13

Before operation.................................................................................... 14-18

Paper sheet set and ink sheet................................................................ 14

Removing transport screw and protective cushion ................................ 14-15

Installation of print paper........................................................................ 15-16

Installation of ink sheet .......................................................................... 16-17

Usage and keeping of paper sheet set .................................................. 18

Printing (Basic)...................................................................................... 19-25

Before printing........................................................................................ 19-21

Memory print .......................................................................................... 22-25

Memorizing and printing an image...................................................... 22

Selecting memorized image to print.................................................... 23

Image memorizing with page increment set on .................................. 23

Image size and number of memory pages.......................................... 24

Multiple copy or continuous printing.................................................... 25

Printing (Special)................................................................................... 26-31

Multi print ............................................................................................... 26-27

Separate print ........................................................................................ 28

External remote terminal 1..................................................................... 29

External remote terminal 2..................................................................... 30-31

Setting the functions (Menu chart) ........................................................ 32-35

Monitor display chart.............................................................................. 32-33

LCD display chart................................................................................... 34-35

Adjustments & settings (MAIN MENU).................................................. 36-44

MAIN MENU items................................................................................. 36

Operating MAIN MENU.......................................................................... 36-37

COLOR ADJ (Colour adjustment).......................................................... 38

ANALOG ADJ (Analog image adjustment) ......................................... 38

INPUT (Signal selection)........................................................................ 38

ADDITIONAL (Special print setting)....................................................... 39

PRINT (Print setting).............................................................................. 40-41

COMMENT (Making a comment)........................................................... 42-43

SIZE/TIMING (Setting size and timing) .................................................. 43-44

Adjustments & settings (SERVICE MENU)........................................... 45-50

SERVICE MENU items .......................................................................... 45

Operating SERVICE MENU ................................................................... 45

KEY SET (Setting functions of buttons) ................................................. 46-47

SIGNAL SET1(Signal setting display).................................................... 47-48

SIGNAL SET2(Signal setting display).................................................... 48

PRINT SET (Print setting display).......................................................... 48-49

SYSTEM SET(System setting display) .................................................. 49

REMOTE SET(Remote signal setting display)....................................... 49-50

PREVIOUS ERROR(Error display) ........................................................ 50

Adjusting image without using remote control ....................................... 50

Error messages..................................................................................... 51

Before calling for service....................................................................... 52-53

Overcoming paper jams ........................................................................ 54

Cleaning ................................................................................................ 55-56

Spec & options ...................................................................................... 57

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

In the interest of safety, please observe the following precautions:

POWER REQUIREMENT

This Colour Video Copy Processor is designed for operation on 220-240V, 50Hz AC. Never connect to any outlet or power
supply having a different voltage or frequency.

WARNING: THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED.
AVERTISSEMENT: CET APPAREIL DOIT ETRE MIS A LA TERRE.

PROTECTIVE MEASURES

IF ABNORMALITIES ARISE, ....

Use of the unit during emission of smoke or abnormal sounds (without adopting countermeasures) is dangerous. In such a
case, unplug the power cord from the source outlet immediately, and request maintenance service from the sales dealer.

NEVER INSERT ANY OBJECT INTO THE UNIT

Foreign objects of any kind inserted into this unit constitute a safety hazard and can cause extensive damage.

DO NOT PLACE ANYTHING ON THE COLOUR VIDEO COPY PROCESSOR

Heavy objects placed on the Colour Video Copy Processor can cause damage or obstruct proper ventilation.

PROTECT THE POWER CORD

Damage to the power cord may cause fire or shock hazard. When unplugging, hold by the plug only and remove carefully.

DO NOT PLACE WATER CONTAINERS ON THE UNIT

Do not place flower vases, and other water-holding containers on the device. If, for some reason, water seeps to the inside of
the unit, unplug the power cord from the source outlet, and contact the sales dealer. If used without corrective measures, the
unit may be damaged.
“In the interest of safety, avoid handling of liquids near the unit.”

PRECAUTIONS

FEATURES

CONNECTIONS

PREPARATION

DO NOT REMOVE THE CABINET

Touching internal parts is dangerous, besides, it may lead to malfunction. Contact the sales dealer to carry out internal checks
and adjustments. Before opening the cover for eliminating a jammed paper, etc., be sure to disconnect the power cord plug.

UNPLUG THE POWER CORD DURING A LONG ABSENCE

Turn off the MAIN power switch and unplug the power cord during a long absence.

WHEN TRANSPORTING THE UNIT

When transporting the unit, remove the sheet cartridge and paper from the paper cassette, and insert the protective cushion into
its compartment. Make sure to screw the printing unit down.

BE CAREFUL AROUND PRINT PAPER EXIT SLOT

Do not insert your hand or any material into the paper exit slot during printing.
Do not touch the cutter blade inside the paper exit slot.
Otherwise, your finger will be injured.

DO NOT TOUCH THE THERMAL HEAD

Do not touch your hand to the thermal head (located inside the unit).
The thermal head is heated to high temperature.
This may cause injury.

BE CAREFUL WITH THE PRINTING UNIT

Do not move the unit while the printing unit is sliding out. This may cause injury.
Be careful not to catch your finger in the printing unit while the printing unit is being retracted into the unit.

PRINTING

ADJUSTMENTS

SHOOTING

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OTHERS

CONNECTION CABLES

Use the provided power cord and the composite video signal cable. When connecting the unit with an equipment with RS-232C
interface, use the RS-232C crossover cable.

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

INST ALLA TION LOCATIONS

MAINT AIN GOOD VENTILA TION

Ventilation slots and holes are provided on the top, sides and bottom of this unit. Place the unit on a hard and level surface and
locate at least 10cm from walls to insure proper ventilation. When putting the unit on the system rack, take a space between the
unit and the back of the rack.

UNSUITABLE LOCATIONS

Avoid shaky places or hot-springs areas where hydrogen sulfide and acidic ions are likely to be generated.

PLACES WITH HIGH HUMIDITY AND DUST

Do not place the unit locations with high humidity and dust. They can cause extensive damage. Avoid places where unit is likely
to be exposed to oily fumes and vapours.

PLACES NOT LIKEL Y TO BE EXTREMELY HOT

Places exposed to direct sunlight, or near heating appliances can attain extremely high temperatures, which may deform the
cabinet, or can become a prime cause of damage.

PLACE THE UNIT ON A HORIZONTAL LEVEL

The unit is likely to be affected if it is placed in slanted conditions or in unstable places.

PROTECT AGAINST DEW FORMATION

In extremely cold regions, if the unit is moved quickly from an extremely cold place to warmer one, dew is likely to be formed.
If dew is formed, printing is not possible.

OPERA TING AMBIENT TEMPERATURE RANGE

The operating ambient temperature range is 41°F - 104°F (5°C to 40°C), and humidity of 20 - 80%. When using the unit on the
system rack, be sure to keep this ambient temperature inside the rack.

FOR LONG OPERATING LIFE

UNSUITABLE MATERIALS FOR THE COLOUR VIDEO COPY PROCESSOR

Coat flaking and deformation are likely to occur if the unit is wiped with chemical dusters, benzine, thinner or any other solvent, if
rubber or PVC items are left in contact with the unit for extended duration, or if the unit is sprayed with insecticide.

CARE OF THE CABINET

Unplug and clean with a soft cloth slightly moistened with a mild soap and water solution. Allow to dry completely before
operating. Never use petroleum base solutions or abrasive cleaners.

HEAD ABRASION

The thermal head, like the video head, wears out. When it is abraded, it becomes hard to print out fine details of the picture. In
such a case, it is necessary to replace the thermal head. Consult with the sales dealer for replacing the head.

CONNECTING DEVICES

Read thoroughly “Operating Precautions” of the instruction booklets for the devices connected with the Colour Video Copy
Processor.
The power cord must be disconnected after printing is over.

CAUTION ON RELOCA TING

When transporting this unit, make sure it is not likely to be subjected to impacts. They can be a prime cause for damage.
Further, make sure to disconnect the power cord from the power outlet, and the cables from the connected devices.

2

SAFETY CHECKS

Periods: According to the recommendations of the manufacturer of the medical device.
Scope: a) Visual inspection

Housing, leads, controls, displays, labels/markings, accessories, operation manual.

b) Functionality test

Testing of functions (according to operation manual) as well as compatibility and usability of device and
accessories.

c) Electrical test

Testing of electrical safety of the system according to EN60601-1.
High humidity or dust
Avoid locations with high humidity and dust in order to avoid malfunctioning of the device.
Also avoid locations subject to corrosive gasses and smoke.

Heat
Direct sunlight, heaters or other heat sources may deform the housing and subsequently cause malfunctioning.

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTIONS

The supplier will make available on request such circuit diagrams, component part lists, descriptions, calibration instructions or
other information which will assist the USER’s appropriately qualified technical personnel to repair those parts of the
EQUIPMENT which are classified by the manufacturer as repairable.

PRECAUTIONS

FEATURES

CONNECTIONS

The use of ACCESSORY equipment not complying with the equivalent safety requirements of this equipment may lead to a
reduced level of the resulting system.
Consideration relating to the choice shall include:

- use of the accessory in the P ATIENT VICINITY .

- evidence that the safety certification of the ACCESSORY has been performed in accordance to the appropriate EN60601-1
and/or EN60601-1-1 harmonized national standard.

The transportation and storage environmental conditions are:
Temperature : -20°C - +60°C (-4°F - +140°F)
Humidity : 90% RH or less at 40°C (104°F)
Note: The above transportation environmental conditions indicate the storage environmental conditions during transport.

OTHER CAUTIONS

Dust or other foreign matter adhering to the print paper or the sheet cartridge, or deformation resulting from exposure to
extremely low or high temperatures could cause loss of colour, uneven colour or lines, or wrinkles in the print images.

If there is noise or vibration in the VCR still-image or playback picture, the print image may be distorted or the upper part may be
crooked.

NOTE:
YOUR UNDERSTANDING IS REQUESTED FOR THE LOSS OF IMAGES IN MEMOR Y DUE T O THE SUDDEN
OCCURRENCE OF A MALFUNCTION.

As for paper sheet set, refer to Page 14, “Paper sheet set and ink sheet”.

PREPARATION

PRINTING

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This product is to be employed with medical equipment, just for
reference purpose, not for medical diagnostic purpose.

OTHERS

3

SPECIAL FEATURES

SPECIAL FEATURES

AVAILABLE IN VARIOUS MEDICAL FIELDS, INCLUDING ENDOSCOPY DIAGNOSIS

3 kinds of colouring characteristics (gamma curve) are employed, which are the best for medical diagnostic devices, including
endoscope requiring precise images and ultrasound diagnostic equipment etc. The colour is reproducible for each diagnostic
equipment with easy operation. Each gamma curve is adjustable for each user flexibly.

2 PRINT SIZES ARE AVAILABLE ACCORDING T O THE PURPOSE

2 printing sizes, L size (A5 size or equivalent : max.117 x 155 mm (4.61 x 6.1 inches)) and S size (A6 size or equivalent:
max.117 x 88 mm(4.61 x 3.47 inches)), are selectable.

MULTI PRINT FUNCTION BY THE CAPACIOUS FRAME MEMORY

Large capacity of frame memory can store max.16 images (in 4 sheets) in multi-4-image mode. CP800E can store an image
during its printing, so the time of diagnosis will be shorten remarkably.

HIGH SPEED PRINTING

Printing speed is approx. 26 seconds (in S size print). Using a roll paper shortens the time for installing and removing.

LARGE CAPACITY OF PRINTING

Maximum number of printing (S size) is 160 printings per a roll paper. The large capacity of roll paper printing reduces a time of
exchanges.

POSSIBLE OF A5 SIZE PRINTING IN HIGH QUALITY

High quality print is available in sublimation dye thermal method which is superior in repeatability of images. It also employs 256
gradients and about 16,700,000 colours in each YMC. A5 size printing helps its uses widely.

MULTI PRINT FOR VARIOUS DEMANDINGS

2, 4, and 6 images of multi print are available. Several multi print modes are selectable according to demanding.

WIDE COMPATIBILITY WITH A VARIETY OF INTERFACE AND SYSTEMS

(1) 3 types (RGB/S-Video/Composite-Video) of input and output image signals
(2) Input and output control signals from RS-232C/Rear remote interfaces
(3) 2 mode operation function responding to foot switch input
(4) Fixing function to internal sync. signal avoiding the loop phenomena of sync. signal
(5) Stroboscope sync. function responding to retinal camera system
(6) Image adjusting function such as contrast, brightness, depth etc. of printing image
(7) Letters printing function printing max.48 characters
(8) Capable of storing 4 kinds of setting and adjustment according to each using condition

4

FEATURES & FUNCTIONS

POWER

2
1

REMOTE

11

1 REMOTE TERMINAL

11

Connects the remote control supplied.

22

2 POWER BUTTON

22

Press to turn on power. Press again to turn off power.
When the power is turned on, the indicator above this button
illuminates.

33

3 LCD (LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY)

33

Indicates various function modes and settings. Use Menu
on the monitor or LCD for setting functions. See pages
34 - 35.

FRONT PANEL

3


4


66

6 MEMORY BUTTON

66

Press to memorize the image to be printed.

77

7 PRINT BUTTON

77

Press to print the image memorized by the MEMORY
button. The green lamp will light during printing. The image
on the monitor screen switches to the picture of the input
signal.

88

8 OPEN BUTTON

88

Press to slide out the printing mechanism. Open the
mechanism to load paper and ink or to clear a paper jam.

5


MONITOR

MEMORY

7
6

CP800

PREP ARATIONS

PRINT

FEATURES

9

OPEN

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8

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CONNECTIONS

PREPARATION

44

4 LCD CONTRAST CONTROL

44

Adjusts the contrast of the LCD. Turn this control by
pressing with a finger. Adjust the contrast so that you can
see the displayed characters clearly.

55

5 MONITOR BUTTON

55

Switches the display on the monitor. When this button is
pressed, the picture on the monitor screen switches
between the picture of the input signal (source image) and
the memorized image.

INSIDE OF PRINTING UNIT

11

1 INK CASSETTE COMPARTMENT

11

Load the cassette with ink sheet.

22

2 INK CASSETTE LOCKING LEVER

22

Push this lever to take the ink cassette out.

1
4

5

99

9 PRINT OUTLET

99

The printed paper comes out here.

3

2

44

4 PAPER SENDING CONTROL

44

Turn this control clockwise to rewind the print paper.

55

5 COLOR ADJ SLIDE SWITCH

55

See page 50 for the detail.

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3 PAPER RELEASE LEVER

33

Move this lever up or down when inserting print paper.

5

FEATURES & FUNCTIONS

1

3452

REAR PANEL

RS-232C

SCREW

S-VIDEO

9

8

11

1 S-VIDEO INPUT/OUTPUT TERMINAL

11

VIDEO

R G/G+SYNC B H+V-SYNC

IN

R G/G+SYNC B H+V-SYNC

OUT

Use these terminals to connect to S-VIDEO signal
equipment. See pages 10.

22

2 VIDEO SIGNAL INPUT/OUTPUT TERMINAL

22

Use these terminals to connect this unit to VIDEO signal
equipment. See pages 10.

1

75Ω/
HIGH

75Ω
HIGH

POWER

ON

75Ω

75Ω 75Ω
HIGH

REMOTE

OFF

HIGH

HIGH

IMPEDANCE

RGB

75Ω/
HIGH
75Ω

HIGH

SYNC

75Ω/
HIGH
75Ω

HIGH

2

AC IN

6

7

Potential equalization connector

This is used to equalize the potential of the
equipment connected to the unit.
For details, refer to the installation
instruction of the equipment to be
connected.

66

6 AC LINE SOCKET

66

Connects to the provided power cord. Insert the cord firmly.

77

7 IMPEDANCE SWITCH

77

[IMPEDANCE RGB SYNC.]

This is a 75ΩHIGH/75Ω/HIGH impedance selection switch
for RGB or Sync. signal.

33

3 RS-232C PORT

33

Use these terminals to connect this unit to a device
equipped with RS-232C interface. See pages 12 for
connection.

44

4 EXTERNAL REMOTE TERMINAL 1

44

This connection is for use by system integrators to
memorize and print. Set the button function MEM & PRN
to ON for memory and print images. It is necessary to
make a circuit for remote control to use this input. See
page 29.

55

5 EXTERNAL REMOTE TERMINAL 2

55

This terminal is for use by system intergrators for custom
control. It is necessary to make a circuit for remote control
to use the functions. See page 30.

88

8 RGB ANALOG OUTPUT TERMINALS

88

[R G/G+SYNC B H+V-SYNC]

This is a monitor output terminal for a RGB analog signal.
The sync. signal can be selected between 0.3V (H+V­SYNC) and TTL (H+V-SYNC) signals. See page 11.

99

9 RGB ANALOG INPUT TERMINALS

99

[R G/G+SYNC B H+V-SYNC]

This is a BNC type input terminal for a RGB analog signal.
The sync. signal can be automatically selected between
H/V composite and SYNC. ON GREEN (sync. signal
imposed on the green video signal) signals. See page 11
for switch setting.

6

9

A
B
C

PROG.

MENU

CLEAR

2

1

COLOR FIELD
ADJUST /FRAME

SET

STOP

DISPLAY

PRINT
Q' ty

REMOTE CONTROL

55

5 SET BUTTON

55

Press to display the items of the MENU. Repress to
memorize the values and exit the MENU mode. See page

37.

3
4

5
6

66

6 STOP BUTTON

66

Press with the left side button at the same time to cancel
the printing process. The image will be printed out in the
state when the printing was cancelled.

77

7 MEMORY PAGE BUTTON

77

Use to select the image memorized . The memory page is
switched every time this button is pressed.

PREP ARATIONS

FEATURES

CONNECTIONS

D
E

11

1 COLOR ADJUST BUTTON

11

Press to display the COLOR ADJUST menu. See page

38.

22

2 FIELD/FRAME BUTTON

22

Press to switch FRAME and FIELD mode of input signals.
The selected mode is displayed on the monitor screen and
LCD. FRAME is good for high quality printing of still images,
and FIELD is good for printing fast movement images.
Only FIELD is set for non-interlace signals. See page 19.

33

3 DISPLAY BUTTON

33

Press to display the set condition on the monitor screen.
Press again to switch off the display.

44

4 PRINT QUANTITY

44

Use to set the number of copies to be printed. The set
number of copies is displayed on the front LCD. Press {
to increase the number and } to decrease the number.
See page 25.

MONITOR

MEMORY

{{

{,

{{

MEMORY
PAGE

PRINT

}}

} BUTTONS

}}

7
8

88

8 PRINT BUTTON

88

Press to print the image memorized by the MEMORY
button. The image on the monitor screen switches to the
picture of the input signal. A green lamp on the button will
light during printing.

99

9 PROGRAM BUTTON

99

Press the PROG. button to select between 4 types of user
presets. Functions previously set with the MENU can be
stored into 1 of 4 memories and recalled. Programs cannot
be changed during printing.

AA

{{

}}

[[

A

{,

AA

BB

B MENU BUTTON

BB

CC

C CLEAR BUTTON

CC

DD

D MONITOR BUTTON

DD

EE

E MEMORY BUTTON

EE

},

{{

}}

Use to set the MENU display. Values are increased/
decreased and the cursor position is changed with these
four buttons. These buttons are also used to select one of
memorized images. See page 36 and 45.

Press to display MAIN MENU used for various settings.
See pages 36-37.

Press with the right side button at the same time to eliminate
all or a part of memorized images.

Press to switch the image of the input signal and the
memorized image.

Use to memorize the image to be printed. The image is
displayed on the monitor screen.

]]

[,

] BUTTONS

[[

]]

PREPARATION

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CONNECTIONS

The functions of this unit can be set by the menu screens displayed on the monitor.

• Connection with a monitor

• Connection with VIDEO/S-VIDEO signal equipment

• Connection with RGB analog signal equipment

• Connection with RS-232C equipment

Connect this unit with a monitor to check the images to be printed and the images stored in memory.
The following example shows the connection with a video signal, S-video signal and RGB analog signal equipment.
Connect with the necessary signal equipment.

Make sure to turn off the power of the unit and connecting equipment before connection.

CONNECTION WITH A MONITOR

(EXAMPLE)

To S-VIDEO OUT terminal
S-VIDEO ( )

To S-VIDEO IN terminal

To VIDEO IN terminal

To VIDEO OUT terminal
VIDEO ( )

1

2

RS-232C

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

R G/G+SYNC B H+V-SYNC

IN

R G/G+SYNC B H+V-SYNC

OUT

R

G/G+SYNC.

SCREW

POWER

ON

75Ω/

75Ω

HIGH
75Ω

75Ω

HIGH

HIGH

B

H+V-SYNC.

REMOTE

AC IN

IMPEDANCE

RGB

OFF

75Ω/
HIGH

HIGH

75Ω
HIGH

75Ω
HIGH

SYNC

75Ω/
HIGH
75Ω
HIGH

VCP

B

R

G/G+SYNC.

Monitor

H+V-SYNC.

When the sync. polarity or sync. signal of a monitor to
be connected is not adjusted to the initial setting of this
unit, the image may not be displayed correctly. In this
case, adjust the sync. polarity and sync. signal output
to the monitor.
When the image is displayed correctly , the setting is

To RGB analog
IN terminals

To RGB analog OUT
teminals( )

not required. (Refer to the operation manual of the
monitor as for the sync. polarity and sync. signal of the
monitor.)

• The sync. polarity and sync. signal is set by the menu displayed on LCD.

• Make sure to turn off the power before setting.

NOTE

11

1 Press POWER button while pressing MEMORY button on

11

the front panel.

SERVICE MENU is displayed.

22

2 Press

22

33

3 Press

33

} }

} button to select SIGNAL SET2 menu.

} }

] ]

] button.

] ]

SIGNAL SET2 is displayed. On this menu, the monitor polarity “SYNC”
and output sync. signals, “OUT SYNC”, “RGB SOG OUT” can be set.

8

44

4 Press

44

The sync. signal level being selected, for example, “TTL,SOG” is displayed.

55

5 Set the sync. signal level according to the equipment to be

55

connected. Press

{{

{ or

{{

}}

} button to select “IN SYNC”.

}}

[[

[ or

[[

]]

] button to select “0.3V” or

]]

“TTL,SOG”.

0.3V Inputs the 0.3Vp-p sync signal
TTL,SOG Inputs the TTL,SOG level sync signal

PRECAUTIONS FEATURES

66

6 Press

66

The sync. signal level being selected, for example, TTL is displayed.

77

7 Set the sync. signal level according to the equipment to be

77

connected. Press

0.3V Outputs the 0.3Vp-p sync signal
TTL Outputs the TTL level sync signal

88

8 Press

88

The default setting of SIGNAL SET2 is “SYNC”.

99

9 Set the monitor’s polarity according to the equipment to be

99

{{

{ or

{{

{{

{ or

{{

}}

} button to select “OUT SYNC”.

}}

[[

]]

[ or

] button to select “0.3V” or “ TTL”.

[[

]]

}}

} button to select “SYNC”.

}}

connected.
Press

AA

A Press

AA

BB

B Press

BB

You can select whether Sync. ON Green signal is added to the output signal or
not. When “ON” is selected, Sync. ON Green and Composite Sync. signal are
output and when “OFF” is selected, only Composite Sync. signal is output. Select
“ON” or “OFF” according to the monitor to be connected.

ON Only Composite Sync. signal is output.
OFF Sync. On Green + Composite Sync. signal is output.

[ [

[ or

[ [

]]

] button to select “NEGA” or “POSI”.

]]

{{

{ or

{{

[[

[ or

[[

}}

} button to select “RGB SOG OUT”.

}}

]]

] button to select “ON” or “OFF”.

]]

CONNECTIONS

PREPARATION

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CONNECTIONS

CC

C Press SET button.

CC

“CHANGE : OK/CANCEL” is selected.
Press [ or ] button to select “OK” or “CANCEL”.

DD

D Select “OK”, then press SET button.

DD

SERVICE MENU is displayed.

EE

E Press SET button.

EE

“SAVE : OK” is selected.

FF

F Select “OK”, then press SET button.

FF

The source image (input signal from the equipment) is displayed.

The setting of the sync. polarity and signal is completed.

CONNECTION WITH VIDEO OR S-VIDEO SIGNAL EQUIPMENT

Make sure to turn off the power before setting.

SCREW

S-VIDEO

VIDEO signal
equipment

SCREW

S-VIDEO

S-VHS HOME CAMERA

S

To VIDEO OUT
terminal

To S-VIDEO IN terminal
S-VIDEO( )

1

RS-232C

VIDEO

R G/G+SYNC B H+V-SYNC

IN

R G/G+SYNC B H+V-SYNC

OUT

REMOTE

IMPEDANCE

POWER

RGB

OFF

ON

75Ω/
HIGH

75Ω/

HIGH

75Ω

75Ω

HIGH

HIGH

75Ω

75Ω

75Ω

HIGH

HIGH

HIGH

SYNC

75Ω/
HIGH
75Ω

HIGH

2

AC IN

To VIDEO IN terminal
VIDEO( )

1

RS-232C

VIDEO

R G/G+SYNC B H+V-SYNC

IN

R G/G+SYNC B H+V-SYNC

OUT

REMOTE

POWER

ON

OFF

75Ω/

75Ω

HIGH

HIGH

75Ω

75Ω

75Ω

HIGH

HIGH

HIGH

VCP

S-VIDEO signal equipment

CONFORTABLE LD PLAYER DP-L2000

IMPEDANCE

RGB

SYNC

2

AC IN

75Ω/
HIGH
75Ω
HIGH

75Ω/
HIGH
75Ω
HIGH

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To S-VIDEO OUT terminalVCP

CONNECTION WITH RGB ANALOG SIGNAL EQUIPMENT

Make sure to turn off the power before setting.

(EXAMPLE)

To RGB analog
input teminals ( )

Connection is not
required for
SYNC ON G

G/G+SYNC.

H+V-SYNC.

B

SCREW

S-VIDEO

R

VIDEO

R G/G+SYNC B H+V-SYNC

IN

R G/G+SYNC B H+V-SYNC

OUT

RS-232C

To RGB analog output
terminals

VCP

1

2

REMOTE

AC IN

IMPEDANCE

POWER

RGB

ON

OFF

75Ω/
HIGH

75Ω/

75Ω

HIGH

75Ω

HIGH

HIGH

75Ω

75Ω

75Ω

HIGH

HIGH

HIGH

SYNC

75Ω/
HIGH
75Ω

HIGH

RGB analog signal equipment

SCAN START

RECORD

CONTRAST

SCAN SPEED

RED

m, .

GREENGREEN

REPLAY

BRIGHTNESSBRIGHTNESS

v

bn

BLUEBLUE

10 KEY

c

x

B

G/G+SYNC.

z

WHITE

RESETRESET

BALANCE

/

R

POWER
ON OFF

H+V-SYNC.

PRECAUTIONS FEATURES

CONNECTIONS

PREPARATION

This unit is designed to accept RGB video at the PAL frame rate,
nominally 15.625kHz horizontal and 50Hz at vertical.

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1 Connect this unit and RGB analog signal equipment

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with a BNC cable.

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2 Set the RGB IMPEDANCE switch to “75Ω/HIGH”. Set

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the sync. signal IMPEDANCE switch to “HIGH”.

IMPEDANCE SWITCH
RGB 75Ω/HIGH Power ON: 75Ω termination

Power OFF: No Termination
75Ω Power ON/OFF: 75Ω termination
HIGH Power ON/OFF: High impedance - No T ermination

SYNC 75Ω/HIGH Power ON: 75Ω termination

Power OFF: No Termination
75Ω Power ON/OFF: 75Ω termination
HIGH Power ON/OFF: High impedance - NoTermination

The normal settings are: RGB 75Ω/HIGH and SYNC : HIGH
When the printer is between the RGB video source and the monitor the

normal settings should be used. If the 75Ω termination is not set correctly ,
the video will be either too dark or too bright.

IMPEDANCE

RGB

75Ω/
HIGH
75Ω

HIGH

SYNC

75Ω/
HIGH
75Ω

HIGH

Impedance switch
for RGB analog signal

Impedance switch
for sync.signal

PRINTING

ADJUSTMENTS

SHOOTING

TROUBLE-

OTHERS

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CONNECTIONS

CONNECTION WITH RS-232C EQUIPMENT

This unit can controlled through a RS-232C port with custom software. (Image data can not be input.)
For the protocol, consult your dealer.

Make sure to turn off the power before setting.

2 2

2 RS-232C TERMINAL SIGNAL

2 2

To RS-232C terminal

To RS-232C terminal

Equipment with RS-232C

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1 Connect this unit and RS-232C equipment

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( RS-232C )

SCREW

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

R G/G+SYNC B H+V-SYNC

IN

R G/G+SYNC B H+V-SYNC

OUT

VCP

1

2

RS-232C

REMOTE

AC IN

IMPEDANCE

POWER

RGB

ON

OFF

75Ω/
HIGH

75Ω/

75Ω

HIGH

75Ω

HIGH

HIGH

75Ω

75Ω

75Ω

HIGH

HIGH

HIGH

SYNC

75Ω/
HIGH
75Ω
HIGH

with a crossover cable.

RS-232 Connection Cable (Cross­over cable)

(DB25) (DB25)

Signal Pin No. Pin No. Signal

FG 1 1 FG
TXD 2 2 TXD
RXD 3 3 RXD
RTS 4 4 RTS
CTS 5 5 CTS
DSR 6 6 DSR
DTR 20 20 DTR
GND 7 7 GND

Pin number

13

25

1

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Pin No. Signal line name Description Directions
1 FG Protective --­2 TXD Transmitted data Output
3 RXD Received data Input
4 RTS Request to send Output
5 CTS Clear to send Input
6 DSR Data set ready Input
7 GND Signal ground --­20 DTR Data terminal ready Output

RS-232 Connection Cable

Computer (DB9) Printer (DB25)

Signal Pin No. Pin No. Signal

RXD 2 2 TXD
TXD 3 3 RXD
DR 4 6 DSR
SG 5 7 GND
DR 6 20 DTR
RS 7 5 CTS
CS 8 4 RTS
FG 9 1 FG

• #9 on the 9 Pin end of the cable is typically tied to the Shield.

• This is just an example. Make sure to check the connection type
for the using equipment.

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2 Set the baud rate according to the equipment

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to be connected.
First, press the POWER button while holding
down the MEMORY button.

SERVICE MENU is displayed.

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3 Press

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}}

} button to select “REMOTE SET”.

}}

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4 Press

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REMOTE SET MENU is displayed.
Set BAUD RATE on this menu.

]]

] button.

]]

PRECAUTIONS FEATURES

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5 Press

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The setting BAUD RA TE (e.g. 9600) will be displayed.

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6 Press

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{{

}}

{ or

} button to select “BAUD RA TE”.

{{

}}

[[

]]

[ or

] button to select “1200”, “2400”, “4800”

[[

]]

or “9600” (bit/sec.).

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7 Press

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8 Press

88

Select A for normal setting. Depending on the connected equipment,
select B or C.

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9 Press SET button.

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“CHANGE : OK” is selected.

AA

A Press

AA

BB

B Select “OK”, then press SET button.

BB

SERVICE MENU is displayed.

{{

{ or

{{

[[

[ or

[[

}}

} button to select “COMMAND TYPE”.

}}

[[

]]

[ or

] button to select “A”,“B” or “C”.

[[

]]

]]

] button to select “OK” or “CANCEL”.

]]

CONNECTIONS

PREPARATION

PRINTING

CC

C Press SET button.

CC

“SAVE : OK” is selected.

DD

D Select “OK”, then press SET button.

DD

The source image (input signal from the equipment) is displayed.

The setting of BAUD RATE and COMMAND TYPE is
completed.

EE

E Set the communication format of the computer with

EE

a computer connected.

Synchronizing system : Asynchronious communication
Data bit length : 8 bits
Parity bit : Nothing
Stop bit length : 1
Transmission order : Sent from LSB
Baud rate (bit/sec.) : 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600

ADJUSTMENTS

SHOOTING

TROUBLE-

OTHERS

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BEFORE OPERATION

Before printing,

1. Remove the transport screw on the bottom of printing mechanism and the protective cushion.
(See below)

2. Install the print paper and ink cassette. (pages 15-17)

PAPER SHEET SET AND INK SHEET

When using this unit for printing, make sure to use the following types of paper sheet and ink
sheet set.

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2 PRINT PAPER AND INK SHEET

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Product name Ink sheet size No. of prints Usage
CK800S S size 160 For 3 colour use
CK800L L size 100 For 3 colour use
CK800FS4P S size 100 For 3 colour use (surface-coated paper)
CK800FL4P L size 60 For 3 colour use (surface-coated paper)

REMOVING TRANSPORT SCREW AND PROTECTIVE CUSHION

To prevent damage during transportation/shipping, a protective cushion is inserted into the
mechanism, and the printing mechanism is locked into position from the bottom with a transport
screw.
Remove the screw by the following procedures before using this unit.

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2 REMOVING THE TRANSPORT SCREW ON THE BOTTOM OF PRINTING

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MECHANISM

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1 Turn the printer carefully onto one side and remove the transport locking

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screw with a coin or screwdriver.

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2 Attach the transport screw to the storage location on the rear panel of

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the printer.

The transport screw and protective cushion must always be used during shipping or transport
to avoid damage.

S-VIDEO

VIDEO

R G/G+SYNC B H+V-SYNC

IN

R G/G+SYNC B H+V-SYNC

OUT

[

1

RS-232C

POWER

ON

75Ω/

75Ω

HIGH
75Ω

75Ω

HIGH

HIGH

Transport screw

2

REMOTE

AC IN

IMPEDANCE

RGB

OFF

75Ω/
HIGH

HIGH

75Ω
HIGH

75Ω
HIGH

SYNC

75Ω/
HIGH
75Ω
HIGH

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2 REMOVING THE PROTECTIVE CUSHION

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Unplug the power cord from outlet for safety.

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1 Press OPEN button.

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The printing unit advances to the front.

NOTE

Do not touch the thermal head.
Fingerprints or dust on the thermal head will degrade the print quality.

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2 Remove the protective cushion from the right

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side of the unit.

Save the protective cushion for transporting the unit.

INSTALLATION OF PRINT PAPER

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1 Move the paper release lever toward the front of the printer as

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shown by the arrow.

PRECAUTIONS FEATURES

CONNECTIONS

PREPARATION

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2 Insert the print paper in the position as shown right.

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Place the gear to the right side.

T o set the left side, press the folder in the unit to the left and insert the print paper roller .

Print paper

Folder

Folder

Insert

Print paper

PRINTING

ADJUSTMENTS

SHOOTING

TROUBLE-

OTHERS

15

Paper

Paper

Paper

BEFORE OPERATION

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3 Insert the print paper under Roller 1 and 2 in order.

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4 Insert the edge of the print paper under Roller 3.

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Be sure to insert the paper straight.

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5 Feed the print paper through the paper outlet with your hand.

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Roller

2

Roller

3

1

Roller

Print paper

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6 Pull the print paper to eliminate slack.

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7 Move the knob on the side of the printing unit to the direction

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as indicated by the arrow.

NOTE

“PAPER JAM 12” is displayed and error occurs. In this case, operate 3 in next
page “ 2INSERT THE PRINTING UNIT.”

INSTALLATION OF INK SHEET

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2 INST ALLING THE INK SHEET

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Load the ink cassette with the ink sheet rolls before inserting the ink cassette into the
printer.

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