Description Of Olp Boot-Up Procedures; Olp Standby Mode; Idle Mode; Ready Mode - AGFA Avantra 36/44 Service Manual

Avantra 36/44 Service Manual
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Description of OLP Boot-up Procedures

Immediately after the main switch has been turned on and the OLP has power,
an internal communication takes place between the individual circuit boards and
various code signals display on the OCP. When information ceases to be
displayed, the OLP automatically switches to standby mode.

2.2.1 OLP Standby Mode

While in standby mode, the OLP will be in the following modes:
1. Jog
2. Standby replenishment
3. Topping-up

2.2.2 Idle Mode

When the ON/OFF key is activated, the display shows a message similar to the
following:
Where: Dev 30˚ C = Actual developer temperature.
20 sec = Speed set point.
A = Automatic start-up and auto-stop.
M = Manual start-up and stop.
If the developer temperature is incorrect, the Dev. Temp. Incorrect LED flashes.
As long as the temperature remains inaccurate, the OLP cannot start by activating
the film input sensors, by pressing MAN.START or the Dryer Saver key. As soon
as the developer temperature equals the preset temperature, the processor
switches to Ready mode and the Dev. Temp. Incorrect LED stops flashing.

2.2.3 Ready Mode

When all preset parameters have been ahieved and the tank level is sufficient,
the OLP switches to Ready mode. While in Ready mode the OLP remains in Jog
mode, and the temperature and speed displays on the OCP. The information
displayed equals the actual developer temperature and the set developer time.
The message appears similar to the following:
If the developer temperature becomes inaccurate, the processor switches to Idle
mode. The processor switches to Operate mode after activating the input
sensor(s) or the manual start.

2.2.4 Operate Mode

When the OLP switches to Operate mode, the display shows a message similar
to the following:
2-2 Functional Analysis
Dev 30˚ C 20 sec. A or M
Dev 35˚ C 20 sec.
Dev 35˚ C 20 sec.