Shedule Setting - Konica Minolta DRYPRO 771 Installaton Manual

Ch.3 Settings
3.12 SCHEDULE Setting
How to initialize the maintenance and check schedule of the DRYPRO 771 is detailed below.
Schedules to be initialized are following.
• MNT. A RESET
• MNT. B RESET
• MNT. C RESET
• MNT. D RESET
• HDD RESET
• FILTER RESET
U80 SERVICE MODE /.
S00 DICOM SCP /.
SG0 SCHEDULE /.
MNT.A RESET
RESET OK? .
YES
SG0 SCHEDULE /.
MNT.A RESET
DRYPRO MODEL 771 INSTALLATION MANUAL Ver.1.00 2003.10
: Initializes the check schedule (40,000 prints or 2 yrs), and sets back to the
factory settings.
: Initializes the check schedule (6 mos), and sets back to the factory settings.
: Initializes the check schedule (20,000 prints), and sets back to the factory
settings.
: Initializes the check schedule (40,000 prints), and sets back to the factory
settings.
: Initializes the check schedule (carried out every 20,000 hours or 5 yrs), and sets
back to the factory settings.
: Initializes the deodorant filter replacement schedule, and sets back to the
factory settings.
1
Start up the service maintenance mode.
2
Select "U80 SERVICE MODE" and press the
[enter] key.
• The message "S00 DICOM SCP" will be displayed.
3
Press [↓] of [menu/select] key for 16 times ( or
[↑] twice).
• The message "SG0 SCHEDULE" will be displayed
in the message display window.
4
Select the check schedule to be initialized using
[select] key.
• Check schedule item will switch.
5
Press the [enter] key.
• A confirmation screen will be displayed. Use
[select] key to select "YES" or "NO" for
initialization of the schedule.
Selecting "YES" will initialize the schedule, and the
screen returns to the maintenance menu screen.
Selecting "NO" will return to the maintenance
menu screen without initializing the schedule.
6
4
Repeat step
schedules, and to set them back to the factory
settings.
• Schedules to be initialized are following.
"MNT.A RESET"
"MNT.B RESET"
"MNT.C RESET"
"MNT.D RESET"
"HDD RESET"
"FILTER RESET"
SG0 SCHEDULE
5
through to initialize all check
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