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General
This manual describes how to install and setup the KODAK Network ID Camera herein
called KNIC. This includes anything from installation to setting-up what the picture printed
on the film should look like, which language for the display, to how it should communicate
with a booking system.
This manual is written for software version 2.1 and it is assumed that language is set to
English. Note that you may select language to English which causes all texts to be
displayed in English, but still select country to the country you are in to get country-
dependent information, like date format and PID number, correct.
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Installation
2.1
Unpacking
Check that the cardboard box is undamaged and has no holes or deep scratches. Any
damage must be reported to the transport company or the supplier whenever it can be
suspected that the camera has been damaged during transport.
The box contains the camera, an operator's manual in local language and the power
cord. The keyboard should be equipped with the country dependent keycaps. If the
power cord and the country dependent keycaps are not packed with the camera, they are
delivered in a separate box.
2.2
Installation Details
After unpacking the camera it should be placed on a steady table or shelf. If the camera
is operated in mobile units like mammography screening buses, or where there is a risk of
the camera falling down, it should be fastened to the surface with two screws mounted
from the inside of the camera through two holes in the bottom plate with suitable screws.
The power cord should be connected to the power receptacle on the backside of the
camera and to wall outlet.
No voltage selection is necessary, the camera can be operated at any nominal
voltage from 220 VAC to 240 VAC.
Kodak AG Stuttgart
Power receptacle
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