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Lists the machine's compliance with relevant industry standards and directives for safety and electromagnetic compatibility.
Details the components of the operation and service manual, including available documentation for different user roles.
Covers legal aspects, manufacturer information, copyright, warranty terms, appropriate use, and inappropriate use of the Minilab.
Information on how to obtain consumables and spare parts for the Minilab.
Details on how to contact the AgfaPhoto Service Technician for support and hotline numbers.
General safety guidelines, laser classification, and warnings for operating the Minilab safely.
Guidelines for organizing and handling the transport, installation, and initial operation of the Minilab.
Recommendations for storing chemicals and photographic paper to maintain their quality and performance.
Provides an overview of the d-lab.2 Minilab's main components: Main Computer, Scanner, Printer, and Paper Processor with Dryer and Sorter.
Details the types of films and images that can be printed and the available image editing options.
Describes the sequence of operations performed by the Minilab when processing an order, from settings to stacking.
Identifies and explains the function of the Minilab's controls, including keys, pilot lamps, and the touchscreen monitor.
Explains the various methods for switching the Minilab on and off, including preparations and automatic timer functions.
Describes the layout of the Minilab's interface, including information areas, active screens, and menu bars.
Describes the main menus accessible via the menu bar at the bottom of the screen and their functions.
Explains how to access status information, film drive info, printer info, paper processor info, order info, and error lists.
Provides essential safety precautions for handling photographic chemicals, including warnings and protective measures.
Details the available chemical kits (MSC/d-lab) and replenisher chemicals (d-lab.2 Easy Paper Box) with order numbers.
Step-by-step guide for changing the chemical tank solutions (developer, bleach-fix, stabilizer) in the Paper Processor.
Instructions for mixing replenisher chemicals using the d-lab.2 Easy Paper Box and its proper insertion and operation.
Guides on setting replenishment rates, temperatures, calibrating water pumps, and performing chemical tests.
Explains how to access settings via the Settings menu and provides an overview of available configurations.
Covers setting language, keyboard layout, user-specific parameters, and assigning user rights.
Instructions for defining paper widths, surfaces, and cut lengths, crucial for machine paper detection.
Provides guidance on entering various machine settings, including startup, printer, scanner, and paper processor configurations.
Guides on adjusting production balance for film material and digital sources, including detailed parameter explanations.
Configuration of network order settings, including remote orders (file print, autosave) and d-workflow.
Explains how to define and edit print configurations, which include various settings for creating print products.
Details on creating and editing order configurations, which combine sub-configurations for specific print results.
Instructions on how to delete print or order configurations, with notes on sub-configurations.
Information on pricing configurations, including the optional pricing software and label printer.
Guidance on saving and loading machine settings and configurations for backup or transfer.
Introduces the purpose of tests for machine calibration and ensuring uniform production quality.
Explains the purpose and procedures for PBL and MBL tests for printer calibration.
Lists the necessary conditions that must be met before printing MBL and PBL tests.
Step-by-step guide for performing initial PBL and MBL tests after machine installation or software updates.
Recommends daily calibration with MBL to maintain production stability and compensate for system fluctuations.
Covers calibration steps for new paper configurations or emulsion changes, differentiating between master and non-master paper.
Procedure for performing a complete new calibration when prints on different papers vary significantly.
Provides a general procedure for printing a PBL test, including selecting configurations and setting parameters.
Specifies the default maximum densities and calibration factors for Agfacolor papers and the conditions for changing them.
Details the process of calibrating the scanner for pixel sensitivity and illumination intensity.
Describes the chemical control strip test for checking chemical solution quality and production readiness.
Outlines the essential routines to be completed before starting production, including settings and calibrations.
Describes the available print modes like Autoprint, Reorder, Manual positioning, Slide print, File print, and Network order.
Details the steps for handling orders, including inserting films, selecting print modes, and managing settings.
Explains how to activate the Autoprint mode and select configurations, covering both preview and no-preview options.
Describes the Reorder mode for printing films with extended DX code, color negatives, and APS films.
Covers manual positioning for films without extended DX code, single negatives, or short strips.
Introduces image editing and special functions for negatives, slides, and digital files, including corrections and text exposure.
Explains the rules and procedures for printing index prints at the end of an order.
Details the Autosave function for saving image files on a storage medium, including different configuration types.
Covers integrating the Minilab into a network, using d-workflow or d-bridge software for order transmission.
Information on printing price labels using the optional pricing software and label printer.
Explains how to save and display production statistics, including print counts, orders, and paper consumption.
Information about the Clickrate (Option) software, its license, and functionality.
General advice on avoiding problems, including safe machine shutdown procedures.
Explains how error messages are displayed in the information field or as popups and how to respond to them.
Guides on how to access help texts for error messages using the '?' button and error list.
Troubleshooting steps for issues encountered during the scanning process, applicable to d-lab.2/2plus.
Procedures for resetting the machine when it does not respond to operator inputs via the touch screen or ON key.
General steps for handling errors, including clearing errors, using the Stop button, and procedures for unsolved errors.
Detailed instructions for removing paper jams in various sections of the d-lab.2 machine, including safety precautions.
Step-by-step guide for clearing paper jams in the d-lab.2plus/netlab.2plus, covering different locations.
General safety instructions for performing maintenance routines on the Minilab, including warnings about specific hazards.
Provides a schedule of maintenance jobs for the customer and service technician, categorized by frequency (daily, weekly, monthly, etc.).
Covers daily maintenance tasks, such as cleaning the APS film carrier, drive rollers, film brushes, and running process checks.
Details weekly maintenance tasks, including cleaning the film carrier, film take-up, film chute, and removing paper dust from various components.
Outlines monthly maintenance tasks such as cleaning exposure filters, checking/calibrating solution temperatures, and cleaning air filters.
Describes maintenance tasks to be performed every six months, such as cleaning cartridge feeders.
Covers maintenance tasks that need to be performed as required, like removing dust from lenses or replacing ink ribbons.
Lists available spare parts and accessories for the Minilab with their order numbers.
Lists the different machine versions available for d-lab.2, d-lab.2plus, and netlab.2plus, including model numbers.
Provides dimensions, weight, and general system specifications for the Minilab models.
Details the technical specifications of the main computer, including operating system, CPU, motherboard, and drives.
Provides specifications for the prescanner/scanner, including resolution, filter sets, and sensor type.
Details printer specifications, including laser recorder, paper magazines, and paper transport.
Provides detailed specifications for the Paper Processor, including dimensions, process specifications, and tank capacities.
Lists heat emission data for various machine components, categorized by input voltage and machine type.
Specifies the recommended operating conditions, including room temperature, relative humidity, noise level, and ambient light.
Provides guidelines for temperature range and relative humidity during storage and transport.
Lists recommended chemicals and papers for optimal Minilab performance and print results.
Covers legal regulations for water usage, chemical handling, and disposal procedures.
Provides guidance on the disposal of exhausted processing solutions, liquid residues, chemical containers, and filters.
Offers tips for saving energy, including manual and timer-based switching, and sleep mode functionality.
Measures to be taken when shutting down the machine for short periods (up to 2 weeks), not requiring chemical draining.
Procedure for shutting down the machine for extended periods (longer than 2 weeks), including chemical draining and cleaning.
Instructions for putting the machine back into operation after short or long shutdown periods.
Steps required for permanently shutting down the machine, including draining, disconnecting, and covering.
Specifies that machine deinstallation must be performed by authorized personnel.
Provides a comprehensive list of abbreviations and special terms used throughout the instructions.
An alphabetical index of topics, terms, and functions covered in the manual for quick reference.
Contains the EU Conformity Declaration for the machine, indicating compliance with relevant directives.
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