What to do if my AGFA Printer Drystar 5500 does not print?
To address issues with your AGFA Printer Drystar 5500 not printing, you should check the Drystar 5500, remove any jammed film, resolve any error messages, and handle any floppy disk errors.
What to do if my AGFA All in One Printer Drystar 5500 does not print?
If the Drystar 5500 does not print, check the Drystar 5500, remove any jammed film, and resolve any error messages.
Overview of the manual's content and scope for the printers.
Describes the printer's purpose in medical imaging and applications.
Lists software versions and their corresponding printer support.
Details supported film types, bases, applications, sizes, and densities.
Technical specifications including dimensions, weight, power, and connectivity.
Legal statement regarding document accuracy and liability.
Specifies that the manual is for trained users handling the equipment.
Highlights key features like dry technology, compact design, and image quality.
Details the device's classification according to medical electrical equipment standards.
Outlines critical warnings and precautions for operating and maintaining the printer.
Provides warnings regarding patient data and image security during operation.
Emphasizes the need for adequate training on system use and safety.
Instructions for reporting product complaints and serious incidents.
Topics related to regulatory compliance, including general, safety, and EMC.
Explains network connectivity and compatibility requirements for accessories.
Overview of markings on the printer and their meanings.
Specific instructions for using the power cord set safely.
Guidelines on ensuring patient data security and legal requirements.
Introduces the five operating modes: operator, key-operator, service, specialist, administrator.
Describes controls like buttons, display, and audio signals for user interaction.
Step-by-step guide to powering on the printer and its self-test.
Explains the automatic printer cooling process.
Procedures for safely powering down the printer.
Explains how to check and manage print jobs in the queue.
Procedure for prioritizing jobs in the print queue.
Instructions for removing print jobs from the queue.
Steps to adjust input and output tray settings for different film sizes.
Detailed steps for loading films into the printer input trays.
Diagram illustrating the printer's menu hierarchy and navigation.
Procedures for establishing and maintaining image quality for radiography.
Procedures for establishing and maintaining image quality for mammography.
Schedule outlining recommended maintenance tasks and intervals.
Critical safety precautions to follow during printer maintenance.
Information on mandatory periodic safety testing requirements.
Procedures for cleaning and disinfecting the printer exterior.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the printer's thermal print head.
Instructions for cleaning the dust rollers to ensure print quality.
Procedure for cleaning air vents to maintain proper ventilation.
Guidelines for RF wireless equipment immunity and safe distances.
Important precautions regarding electromagnetic compatibility (EMC).
Information on tested and compliant cables, transducers, and accessories.
Templates for recording quality control data for radiography.
Templates for recording quality control data for mammography.
Lists all items included in the printer packaging.
Step-by-step guide to safely remove all packing materials.
Instructions for safely detaching the printer from its shipping pallet.
Check and verify all included accessories and documents.
Details required environmental conditions for printer operation and space.
Guide to removing all shipping protection straps from the printer.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the drum belt.
Procedure for installing the output trays onto the printer.
Instructions for connecting power and network cables safely.
Initial steps to power on and start up the printer for the first time.
Ensures film position tabs are correctly installed for size settings.
Detailed procedure for loading film packs into the input trays.
Steps to configure network settings and print test images.
General| Technology | Dry thermal |
|---|---|
| Maximum Print Width/Size | 14 inches (356 mm) |
| Media Types | Dry thermal film |
| Media Sizes | 8x10, 10x12, 11x14, 14x17 inches |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB |
| Throughput/Print Speed | Up to 100 films/hour (35 x 43 cm / 14 x 17 inch) |
| Network interface | Ethernet (10/100/1000 Base-T) |
| Film Size | 8 x 10 inch, 10 x 12 inch, 11 x 14 inch, 14 x 17 inch |
| Power Requirements | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
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