Power Distribution; Overview; Power Loss Recovery - Kodak DirectView CR 800 System Theory Manual

Section 5: Power Distribution

Overview

Acceptable Power Sources
Nominal( V AC) V Tolerance
100 +10%
115 +10%
120 +10%, -13%
127 +10%
200 +10%
208 +10%
220 +10%
230 +10%
240 +10%

Power Loss Recovery

The UPS1 UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY will begin system shut down if the power is lost for a period exceeding 15 seconds. If the power is restored before
the 15 seconds has elapsed the system will not shut nor will it display a message to the user. If the 15 seconds is exceeded, actual shutdown will be completed 105
seconds after the power interrupt has occurred. During the 105 second window, the following will occur:
• Application software will complete all activitites, including shut down of the operating system of the INTERNAL PC .
• System will notify the user of an impending shutdown via a dialog box message within 30 seconds of the initial loss of power to the UPS.
• System will attempt to complete transmission of any images being routed at the time of the power loss.
• If a CASSETTE has been detected at the PLATE load position prior to commensing the shut down process, the system will complete the scan, store the raw image
data on the hard disk, and erase the PHOSPHOR PLATE prior to the UPS shutdown.
• The WEB browser will be the first software component to shut down, to prevent any further entry of PEC records or image review requests from occurring.
Note
A CASSETTE placed in the load position after the CR 800 shut down process has begun will be ignored. No error message will be displayed to the user since the shut
down message will already be displayed on the screen.
Automatic Power Loss Recovery
When power is restored to the CR 800, the system will reboot, reinitialize, and restore all components to normal operation automatically.
5–22
Current( AMPs) Frequency (Hz)
10 50/60
10 56/60
10 50/60
10 50/60
5 50/60
5 50/60
5 50/60
5 50/60
5 50/60
The CR 800 will function properly when conected to power sources ranging from
90 to 264 V AC ?? this is not what it says on the chart but what it says on
the wiring diagream??. The input power is transformed at the T1
TRANSFORMER to an output voltage of 120 V AC. No additional filters,
transformers, or other devices are required to ensure correct operating voltage.
Likewise no setup is required at the TRANSFORMER or POWER SUPPLY.
In all cases, the CR 800 requires only a single phase power distribution system.
??3/7/ DS will provide info about dataplate.??
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