Kodak Ektascan 2180 User Manual page 261

Densitometer:
Density:
D-Max:
D-Min:
Drop Time:
Ektascan:
Field:
Film/Chemical:
Flooded Replenishment Mode:
Image:
Image Buffer:
Imaging Device:
5B9615
A device used to measure film density by
comparing the intensity of the light which enters
an area on one side of a processed film with the
intensity of that light as it emerges from the other
side of the film.
A measure of how black the film is.
The highest printable density.
The lowest printable density.
The time it takes the leading edge of a 35 x 43 cm
sheet of film (fed 35 cm wide) to enter the
Entrance Detector Rollers of the Processor and the
trailing edge to exit the Dryer Rack of the
Processor.
A trademark of the Eastman Kodak Company.
An area on the screen where you enter data or data
is displayed.
The combination of film type and chemicals that
is required for optimum image quality when using
the Processor.
Developer and fixer replenishment volumes are
65 mL every 5 minutes and 65 mL for each
2 2
1500 cm (240 in. ) of film.
Each picture that you take of a patient through a
imaging device is called an image.
Also referred to as CCU (Cluster Control Unit). A
feature that is used as a storage area before the
image is processed and printed. The Cluster
Control Unit consists of a Master Circuit Board
and up to 4 disk drives, located in the bottom of
the Printer, that store images.
A generic term for the imaging system (imaging
device) that may include the scanner, imaging
computer, and operator workstation.
Glossary
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