Kodak DryView 8300 Service Bulletins page 154

Kodak DryView 8600 LASER IMAGER, Version 2.5 Changes
In addition to allowing faster film to be used in the imager and correcting some minor internal
bugs, Version. 2.5 will also provide the following features:
 The film calibration will have 23 bands instead of 20.
 Contrast tables will be updated to 6.G.7.
 Host control (831, 952) commands can now be monitored at the serial service port with
a service computer by pressing [CTRL] A, after Debug is enabled (CTRL D). Each
incoming command will be represented by A<, and A> will represent each response.
Retransmitted imager responses to the host will be indicated with A+>.
 Fewer progress dots will be sent back to the service computer, which should allow
future system software to be downloaded faster.
 When a film calibration fails on the last sheet of film, calibration will resume when new
film is loaded.
Kodak DryView 8610 LASER IMAGER, Version 2.4 Changes
In addition to allowing faster film to be used in the imager and correcting some minor internal
bugs, Version. 2.4 will provide the following features:
 The film calibration sheet will have 23 bands instead of 20.
 Contrast tables will be updated to 6.P.2.
 Calibration with a temperature meter of the end zone of the drum is no longer required.
The end zone is now calculated as a percentage of the center zone. After downloading
the system software, and then accessing the End Zone installation menu, the end zone
should be manually set to 100 percent.
 To aid in troubleshooting the premature ejection of a full or partially full film tray,
"FILM TRAY EMPTY – INSERT FILM (29)" error message is logged in the error log
when all of the following conditions are met:
o Film tray is ejected
o Out of film switch is activated
o Film counting is enabled
o Film count (number of sheets fed) is not 100.
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