Oce Arizona 6160 XTS, Arizona 6170 XTS User Manual

Océ Display Graphics Systems User

Océ

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Océ Arizona

Arizona

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Contents

Chapter

Introduction......................................................................................................................... 7

Chapter

Safety

Chapter

How to

Chapter

How to Operate Your Océ Arizona

Chapter

How to Operate the

Chapter

How to Print in Batch and Dual Origin

Chapter

How to Manage a

1

Preface...................... ......................................................................................................................................... 8

Product Compliance..................................................................................................................................... .. 11

Printer Specifications..................................................................................................................................... 14

2

Information............................................................................................................ 15

UV Ink UV Océ

Safety Interlock System............................................................. .................................................................... 22

Safety

Operator Interface Hardware......................................................................................................................... 46

Printer Interface Software...... .......................................................................... .............................................. 48

Print Maintenance

Counters Module............................................................................................................................................ 59

Settings Module.......................................................................... ................................................................... 60

Tools and Utilities

Software Update Module...............................................................................................................................65

and

Flush

.............................................................................................................................................16

Curing System

Arizona

Awareness

3

Navigate

Job Control Module.............................................................................................................................. 50

4

......................................................................................................................................... 17

6100

Series Safety Labels....................................................................... ................................. 19

........................................................................................................................................... 23

the User

Tasks......................................................................................................................................... 57

Module

Interface............................................................................... 45

.............................................................................................................................62

Printer..................................................................... 67

Training Requirements.................................................................................................................................. 68

How to

How to Set Up a Print How to Static Suppression System Reduces Static

Table Vacuum Vacuum How to Use the

How to Print With Dual How to Print in

Power ON........................................................................................................................................... 69

How to

Power

Off the

Handle Media.....................................................................................................................................75

5

Controls

Zones.................... ............................................................................................................................ 82

Vacuum Zones................ ....................................................... .............................................. 83

6

Batch

7

White

Printer....................... ........................................................................................... 70

Job.............................. ... ............................................................................................ 72

.................................................................................................77

Vacuum

..................................................................................................................................80

Origins........................ ... .......................................................................................... 86

Mode

System............................................................................. 79

Modes

...........................................................................................................................88

Ink

Workflow.......................................................................... 91

............................................................... 85

Océ

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6100

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3

Contents

Operator Guidelines White

Ink

Workflow Overview....................................................................................................................... 93

Configure ONYX How to

White How to Print

ONYX

Media Profiles

Prepare White How to How to

How to

Setup a Printer Flood Fill............................................................................................................ 99

Create Spot

How to

Prepare Spot How to How to How to How to Set Up a File for How to

Create Spot

Ink

QuickStart

White

Chapter

Ink

8

System Management............................................................................................... 125

Arizona Printer Light Ink How to White

Overview

Change

Ink

Option................................. .......................................................................................................... 133

Chapter

Error

9

Handling

Troubleshooting How To

Improve Quality When Banding Occurs....................................................................................... 138

Chapter

Printer

10

Maintenance....................................................................................................... 139

Maintenance Printhead

Checking Recovering Nozzles Recovering Nozzles

Daily

Maintenance........................................................................................................................................ 146

Daily Cleaning Cleaning Cleaning Cleaning Cleaning Agitate White

Periodic Maintenanc e

How to How to How to How to How to Fill the Cleaning How to Clean How to How to

Guidelines.............................................................................................................................. 140

Nozzle

Maintenance

the the Ink Spit Tray the the the

Change Change Remove Empty

the

Clean

the UV

Change Bleed

for

White Ink................................................................................................................ 92

Software

Access

Overprint Spot Place Raster Images Create a Spot Channel Path

Name

Ink

Inks

...................................................................................................................................... 126

........................................................................................................................................129

Ink

Bags.............................. ................................................................................................ 131

and

Troubleshooting............................................................................ 135

Overview.......................................................................................................................... 136

Maintenance

Horizontal Surfaces..... ....................... ........................... .............................. .................... 147

Automatic Maintenance System Underside Printheads

Ink Bag

the UV a UV

the Ink

Coolant Bottle ................................................ .............................................................. 165

Glass Rails........................................................................................................................ 166

the

Lamp Quartz W indow.................... .......................................... ....................................... 168

an Ink Filter

an Ink

for

White Ink...................................................................................................... 96

for

White

Ink

...............................................................................................................98

Ink Print

Data with the

the

Your

Data in

.....................................................................................................................................118

Jobs................................. ....................................................................................... 120

Performance.............................................................................................................. 142

by by

Procedures............................................................................................................. 146

Procedures.............................................................................................................. 15 7

Ink

from

Gantry Rails.............................................................................................................. 167

Jobs

............................................................................................................ 99

Spot

Layer

Tool.................................. .......................................... 100

Spot

Layer

Tool..................................... .......................................................... 102

Data in

Lamp Bulb.................. ....................................... ........................................... ...... 159

Filter..................................................................................................................... 172

Adobe Illustrator......... ................................................................. ......... 104

Data in

Spot

.................................................................................................................... 142

AMS................................................................................................................. 144

Swabbing........................................................................................................ 145

.................................................................................................................... 148

of the

........................................................................................................................ 153

........................................................................................................................... 156

Lamp Filters ................................... ............................................. ................... 157

the

Waste Tray............... .......................................................................... ............... 164

Illustrator.......................... .. .......................................................... 106

in

Illustrator .....................................................................................109

in

Illustrator............................ .. ........................................... 110

Preflight's Spot

Data in

Photoshop............................................................................................... 115

Table........................ .............................................................................. 163

................................................................................................................. 169

Illustrator

Carriage........................ ....................................................................... 151

Layer

Tool............................. ....................................... 112

...................................................................................113

(AMS)

....................................................................... 149

4

Océ

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Appendix

Application

Application Resources

Index.................................................................................................................................

A

Information................................................................................................. 175

on the Web

Site..................................................................................................... 176

Contents

179

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5

Contents

6

Océ

Arizona

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Series

Chapter

1

Introduction

Preface

Introduction

This

manual provides

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Chapter 1 ‐

Arizona

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printer's user interface software supports multiple languages.

to the

Settings Module

manual

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the

Customer Support web

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download

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Introduction

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Chapter 3.

with a

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"Safety Guidelines

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"Interlock Safety System" explains minimize access

• "UV

of the

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on

documentation and support

in this

document: dgstechnical.writer@oce.com

Also,

where applicable, cautions and warnings

to

safety precautions.

for Ink

Materials" offers advice

to

Mechanical, Electrical, Thermal and

Curing System Safety" presents warning about

material from that section

the

safety features

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duplicated here.

for

your printer

visit our

on

safety when handling

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information

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ink

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If

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http://mediaguide.oce.com/

Responsibilities

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printer hardware and software ensure that the

operation applications, representative.

dispatched

are

charged

to

your customer care center.

the

problem

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to

create

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printer operator must

to

your

a

maintenance agreement,

for any

can be

Use

printers use piezo printing technology and UV-curable

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printer holds

the

print, eliminating image skew problems often associated

Operator

only

properly trained personnel operate

of ONYX

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training

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site to

conduct repairs. Service visits

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media stationary while

unable

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covered under a maintenance agreement. Before calling

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more information

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at the

time

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required. Training courses

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available; contact your

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paid

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of up to

for the customer's responsibility

customer,

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Océ

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Chapter 1 ‐

Introduction

9

Preface

The in the has a technician trained operator may perform routine maintenance, with the

The longer the

underside

ensure optimal printer function and It is the

representative. must determined that a service Maintenance sections

Responsibilities

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installation and maintenance

engineer

operator

or

other trained personnel

User Manual, and also replacement

in

charge

of

printer maintenance, that person

are

expected

of

consumable parts (except printheads).

the

printer's internal operation and history.

printer performs automatic printhead maintenance

life for the

responsibility

not

attempt

of the Service

service technicians must have

skills

will

printheads. Periodic cleaning must

of the

carriage,

on a

regular basis.

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of the

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service

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more details.

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Display Graphics Systems Service and Support Group.

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to

operate

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highest print quality

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and

minutes spent cleaning also helps to

also important.

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Chapter 1 ‐

10

Introduction

Océ

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Series

Product

Compliance

Product

Introduction

Compliance

This

section provides important information about

6100

Series

GT

and

Océ

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contact information.

product has been tested

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the

following sections before sections contain important information equipment problems. assure that precautions mentioned below.

NOTE

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This

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pursuant

to Part 15 of the FCC against harmful interference when equipment generates, uses, and in

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Operator's Manual, may cause harmful interference

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accordance

you

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sure that

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product

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Printer

Specifications

Printer

Introduction

Printer

Specifications

The Océ rigid a gantry contains a carriage that sweeps across length

Arizona 6160/6170

and flexible media.

printhead carriage. Media

of the

table

to

The

print

XTS

printers

printers consist

is

held

flat

an

image

on the

are

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document.

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inkjet with Océ

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with the

3.05m (120.1")

of

producing large format images

flatbed vacuum table and a moving gantry with

on the

vacuum table during printing. The

the

table as

to

change without notice.

the

gantry moves

environmental conditions specified

are

safety requirements and precautions

safety sections before using

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Media Thickness Maximum Media Weight Nozzle Drop User Interface Curing Power Requirements

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System

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Print

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network).

3.06m (120.5")

34

kg/m²

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6 to 42

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Breaker:

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Arizona

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Image Processing Software

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14

Introduction

THRIVE®

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or ONYX®

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Océ

Edition ver-

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Chapter

2

Safety Information

UV Ink and

Flush

Introduction

General Safety

Information

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Avoid light correctly

Disposal of UV

All separately according (household, waste includes maintenance pads and cloths, gloves and or

Chapter 2 ‐ Safety

16

printing

and

Ink

waste containing uncured

partly cured

at a

height greater than recommended as

ink

mist. Always measure

for

that media.

to local

office, etc). Do not

UV ink.

Information

Disposal must

the

or

partly cured

regulations.

allow

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made according

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UV ink is

media

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causes excessive emissions

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use and

with

or

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set the

non-hazardous

drinking water supplies. Ink

regulations.

carriage height

be

disposed of

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UV Curing

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UV Curing

Introduction

Personal

The UV electrical and curing system

How to Handle UV Lamps: UV operation. Use

extreme care mercury whi ch should regulations concerning Mercury

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Bare skin skin can prematurely.

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energies. UV-curable

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lamp(s) must be

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mercury containing fluorescent

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mercury

lamps operate

minimum

the UV

printers generates hazardous levels

ink

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lamps attached at

high temperatures. Never touch a lamp in

of five

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lamp bulbs.

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Information

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UV Curing

System

Protective measures supplied exposure.

Wear

sleeved

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work

clothes

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workplace.

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to UV

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emissions.

with

side shields

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light

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18

Information

Océ

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OcéArizona 6100 Series Safety

Labels

Océ Arizona 6100 Series Safety

Introduction

Safety

The

safety labels dangers and hazards. operation

CAUTION

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Labels

Safety Labels

Description

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understand

looking directly

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are

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placed

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lock out

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Information

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4

Océ Arizona 6100 Series Safety

Description

General

Located accessed

Warning

on the AC

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Labels

enclosure cover.

trained service technician.

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Label

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on

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it

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rear

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the

gantry.

carriage.

be

Crush Hazard: Keep hands clear

reminder that vertical movement

A a

crush hazard tions. Located of the

gantry.

if

hands

on the

or

maintenance station and both

while operating.

objects

are

of the

placed

carriage

in

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can

ends

Thermal Hazard

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on the

the UV

carriage near

lamps

can

the two UV

cause burns.

lamps.

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Replace

For

Continued Protection Against

Only With

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Type

and Ratings

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of

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section

Electrical Shock Hazard

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by two

power switch

section

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Power Before

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power cords.

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the

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Power

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present behind marked pan-

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Chapter 2 ‐ Safety

20

Information

Océ

Arizona

6100

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OcéArizona 6100 Series Safety

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described operations

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Safety

Interlock System

Safety

Introduction

The Océ Interlock system machine. and integrated as part Active/Disabled status

Components

There

Emergency

The button stops

On at any Emergency Stop.

To Upon release Operator from

The Stop Actuator. acknowledgment

Interlock System

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are Emergency Stop Actuator Emergency Stop Strip (front and rear) Manual Maintenance Access Door Carriage Guards UV

Lamps (Home and Away)

Emergency Stop Actuator

either side

location along

re-activate

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6100

Series printers

to

protect

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on

of the

interlock system. A green beacon located

of the

Interlock System

eight elements

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the

printer after

of the

the

After an

of the

to the

(Left

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user interface

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Operator from

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the

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with an

either side end

interlock system and

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