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General| Brand | HEIDELBERG |
|---|---|
| Model | Suprasetter A106 |
| Category | Printer |
| Language | English |
This documentation is intended as a reference work for the operator during training courses and in operation.
Explains typographical conventions used in the manual for clarity and consistency.
Details the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE symbols for hazard communication.
Covers safety compliance, device identification, intended use, and avoidance of misuse.
Outlines user training requirements and general installation considerations, including safety warnings.
Covers risks from improper handling (sharp edges, loads) and bypassing the safety system.
Explains the high voltage warning, power switch, emergency stop, and On/Off button functions.
Reinforces high voltage safety and details laser safety as a Class 1 product.
Warns about injury risks from improper handling, unauthorized opening, and laser radiation during service.
Explains the safety loop, its risks when bypassed, and the requirement for safety checks.
Provides instructions for users to perform an early check of the safety loop function.
Covers device resistance to ESD and explains the formation of electrostatic charges via triboelectricity.
Offers practical advice to minimize electrostatic discharges during device handling.
Lists relevant standards, sources, and online contact information for further assistance.
Introduces the Suprasetter as a high-speed computer-to-plate imaging device.
Details operating ambient conditions and explains status panel indicators for startup and standby modes.
Explains status panel indications for normal operation, errors, waiting, and plate loading prompts.
Describes plate output status and explains the functions of the power switch and On/Off button.
Covers guidelines for using plates and details the available punch systems and their specifications.
Outlines requirements for transporting and installing the Suprasetter, including site conditions.
Addresses automatic cutouts and provides steps to select the user interface language.
Emphasizes the correct power sequence for Linux systems to prevent communication errors.
Details workstation restart procedures and manual Suprasetter startup, including warm-up time.
Explains how to configure the Suprasetter for automatic startup at defined periods.
Describes methods for switching off the Suprasetter and warns about condensation prevention.
Details shutdown procedures via UI and On/Off button, warning against direct power-off.
Explains how to force a quick shutdown using the On/Off button, even during error correction.
Covers safe handling of plates (edges, emulsion) and refers to manufacturer data for storage.
Guides users on manually loading a printing plate, including status indicators and safety warnings.
Explains Suprasetter checks for plate angle/length and indicates when plates are ready for removal.
Details plate output signals and guides on accessing error messages for troubleshooting.
Advises on error correction procedures and how to re-enable automatic cutouts after resolving malfunctions.
Warns about risks of crushing and electric shock when safety systems are bypassed.
Notes the status of automatic cutouts, mentioning F5's behavior without an autoloader.
Stresses that only authorized personnel should perform service, with warnings about opening the device.
Provides instructions for cleaning the Suprasetter's exterior, emphasizing power disconnection for liquid cleaning.
Guides on cleaning the roller, including accessing it via the UI and warnings about removing the insertion table.
Explains how to remove punch waste containers and identifies internal components like motors.
Details removing, cleaning, drying, and reinserting the cleaning roller, with warnings about cleaning agents.
Guides on removing punch waste and warns about consequences of removing the insertion table during operation.
Guides on replacing the air filter, with warnings about bypassing safety systems.
Instructs on resetting the air filter maintenance interval via the Suprasetter user interface.
Lists physical dimensions, weight, power supply, and other operational specifications.
Details relative humidity, noise emission, plate sizes, thickness, and resolution.
Lists standards for general safety, laser safety, and related regulations.
Lists standards for mechanical safety, electrical safety, and electromagnetic compatibility.
Details standards for interference emission, immunity, and radio interference suppression.
Covers FCC compliance, Canadian regulations, and lists product certifications and approvals.
Explains the CE Declaration of Conformity and its associated standards and directives.
Provides general disposal information and introduces parts containing harmful substances.
Lists specific harmful substances in components and refers to Glysantin disposal instructions.
Lists recyclable materials like cover plates, swivel table, side panel, and front panel with their composition.
Continues the list of recyclable materials, including imaging drum, punch bar, and various parts.
Details steps for dismantling panels, draining coolant, and handling transport rollers.
Continues dismantling steps for punch support bar, frame, cooler, electronics, pumps, and imaging unit.
Provides specific instructions for the disposal of chiller components, including cooling water.
Identifies and explains the various labels affixed to the Suprasetter unit.
Shows the CE mark and safety labels warning about moving parts, electric shock, and spring tension.
Warns about invisible Class 4 laser radiation and identifies the power switch.
Illustrates the locations of various labels on the Suprasetter unit for easy reference.
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