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If your machine loads and unloads the Fuji media ok you will just need the imaging settings to be adjusted. You just have to realize the risk and cost of media lost due to load/unload jams or eventual hotspots due to dust. For the laser setup you can find an independent technician or call Kodak...

Could you please post the information I asked for? I suspect your media is not defined as aluminum plate in the device.

Fuji spectrum media is thinner, more sensitive to static and dust. The modifications for Fuji media were basically another cleaning roller and unload tray. It also uses different carriers and the sheets in the cassette. All these changes refer to load/unload sequences. Now - if you may still be...

What is your exact machine type? Basic, autoloader, spectrum? Normally a TS800 should take minimum plate size 394x330mm Are you sure you entered all values correctly ? What media type is used for this size? In the device, in the media settings, is the mcode set to 0 (aluminum plate) for this...

1. keep adjusting - this regulates the depth of the punch hole and angle of plate on drum 2. not related 3. not related 4. not related but you should adjust it to center the plate on drum 5. keep adjusting - increasing x in drum final in absolute value will push the plate further towards drum...

From your description it sounds like the permissions on the Xpo hot folder are not setup correctly. To verify this, drop the output file from Evo somewhere else where it works and manually move it in the Xpo hot folder or drag and drop it directly on the template. If xpo complains about license...

In media definitions, select your plate, press ctrl+u, then edit and under advanced unselect udrc and save it

the unload "gripper enable detector" is the one mounted right above the stickers and looking down to them when the grippers are in the up position ready to be opened. Try cleaning it first. The gripper valve will not operate unless this sensor is on. All Lotem settings are kept in registry and...

We can only try to help with specific technical issues. In your case, if you already know the ELMO and L3 are bad, you have to contact Kodak or find a 3rd party provider for these parts.. AFAIK, these are made by Kodak (former Scitex branch) and cannot be purchased new anywhere else, but I may...

Hi Kala, I was away for a while. Kudos to you and Pach for fixing the diodes problem! Your present unload problem is caused by the unload gripper enable sensor/sticker: "DET STATE 0 Unload Gripper Enable Detector " The valve will not function unless the gripper enable sensor is on. From...

Pach is right This error indicates a plate loading problem - plate is either crooked or not wrapped properly around the drum. The laser tracks the plate profile with the focus laser first and finds it out of range - increasing the verbosity in the head will display the focus table to confirm this.

reload the bios and replace the hard drive

PM me as I will need details

Here are some things to consider: If the lines are caused by misfiring diodes the distance between lines should be around 1.2mm for 48 diodes and ~0.6mm for 24 diodes.. The software will not start if you have wrong values for the diodes in the registry (you will get C++ or some .dll errors at...

Kala - are those lines vertical (around the drum) or horizontal? The calibration test pictures are blurry but I see some ghosting in there.... this means data problem. Reseat the TSP cable and check for bent pins. Do you have a spare DDB-1-N card? Make a backup, uninstall the Lotem application...

There are quite a few things that can cause this - plate stack not loaded properly in the cassette or not positioned correctly against the plate stops, wrong machine settings, mechanical interference in the loadtable, loadtable motor losing steps, worn out load table rails and peeling UHMW tape...

The image you attached seems to indicate a data path or software issue - the lines overlap in all colors so it is not a random hardware thing neither a laser setup one. I have never seen anything similar and I wonder if your diode mapping is correct but the lines seem too far apart to indicate...

"kindly note that earlier everything is working in 24 Lbox .. we changed all the items in 24lbox to 48 lbox.. apart from diodes.." Kala, when you started this thread a while ago you stopped replying with updates on the progress. If you find a solution, please post it for others to benefit from...

Karen, on a positive plate the laser is burning the background leaving the active pixels untouched. The burned area is washed out in the processor. For a full 100% solid plate, the laser will not expose any pixels. Please reply with plate type to confirm. Did you try to send a plate rotated 90...

The Trendsetter is able to image a 10 micron line that the plate won't even be able to hold... there isn't such a "thin line expose problem" on these lasers