Microtek NDT-2000 User Manual

NDT-2000 User's Manual 53
Using Output Tray
Before start using the AFF to scan, make sure that the Output Tray (e.g., Output
Basket) has been installed correctly on your NDT-2000 too; otherwise, improper
outputs of piles of lms may cause jams of lms and bring damage to your
digitizer. Refer to the previous section “Installing the Output Tray” for details
about how to install the Output Tray onto your NDT-2000.
NOTE: To ensure that the after-scan lm can stay in the basket neatly, make
sure that the lower door of basket is opened.
Output Basket
(with lower
door opened)

Microtek NDT-2000 Specifications

Scanning Specifications

resolution	1200 dpi (21 μm)
optical density	0.37D~ 4.5D
scanning area min	2.5” x 2.5” (63.5 mm x 63.5 mm)
scanning area max	14“ x 200” (355.6 mm x 5080 mm)
scanning speed 3.5D	58 sec @ 300 dpi, 14” x 17” grayscale
scanning speed 4.0D	110 sec @ 300 dpi, 14” x 17” grayscale
scanning speed 4.5D	232 sec @ 300 dpi, 14” x 17” grayscale

Film Specifications

film size min	2.5” x 2.5” (63.5 mm x 63.5 mm)
film size max	14“ x 200” (355.6 mm x 5080 mm)
film holder	8.5” x 4.5”, 12” x 3 1/3”

Power

voltage	AC 100V to 240V, 50/60 Hz
max current	4.0A (Input)
power consumption	Max. 320 W

Operating Environment

operating temperature	50° to 104°F (10° to 40°C)
operating relative humidity	20% to 85%
storage temperature	14° to 140°F (-10° to 60°C)
storage relative humidity	20% to 95%

Weight and Dimensions

dimensions	12.9” x 18.7” x 8.8” (329 x 474 x 224 mm)
dimensions with input tray	329 x 474 x 544 mm
dimensions with input and output tray	586 x 474 x 934 mm
weight	44.5 lbs. (20.2 kg)