Tony Blanco
Banned
S A/B offcet parameter relates to problems when you load the film from A and B cassettes and you have some quite visible difference in the film placement behaviour (for example interpage gap changes and some (bottom) part of image cuts and appears on the next page).
In your case the problem is common for both cassettes - supply motor has to run just defined number of steps to advance the film into the drum and to stop first time waiting for the flappers to move down...
That number of steps - not DEC parameter and wrote down into the memory of MVCBAC U87 chip on DEC board.
Hi Vlad.
Today I worked on the Avantra, in fact this Board is one of that you described, but I exchanged the chip and it continued doing the same thing. I believe the chip is not located on U87, instead of, it's located on U57, because I check it out on Avantra CAD DEC Diagram, and in U87 is a soldered chip that seems a driver chip.
Well, the flappers descends, but after the film was entered inside the head punch, generally the film crashes against the block of the punches. The film advances fast, sometimes it crashes, but few times it can enter inside the punches, then the film stops, the flappers descend and generally they bend the film and the error 6 occurs. I think the Avantra is advancing more film than normal, because the film stops 4 inches more than normal before stops and the flappers descend but too late. I wonder if the jam wheel count the amount of film that advance or this info is located on the MVBackup Chip.
Thanks in advance.
Tony Blanco
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