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Telephone Link
Network
Media and Processor(s)
The customer must maintain a "direct dial" analog telephone line that is dedicated
to the workstation (no other devices sharing this line) for use with Kodak remote
support. See Tables 2–4 for the required phone jack connector. The customer should
also provide a separate voice telephone line to the output device location for
communication with service representatives during remote support.
Note: Remote dial-in support to the output device is dependent upon a dedicated, direct
dial-in telephone line. Kodak can only offer remote support to devices that do not share
telephone lines with other equipment.
A total of four TCP/IP addresses must be provided for each ThermoFlex Wide II
device:
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One local area netwrok (LAN) connection to the output device for supplying
files from the workstation. See Table 5 on page 7 for supported network
interfaces.
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Three consecutive static TCP/IP addresses for the output device-workstation
connection:
One for the workstation end of the PPP connection
One for the MCE (master control electronics) end of the PPP connection
One for the RAS (remote access services) connection
Note: The customer must ensure that the three addresses are removed from the
available addresses in the dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) pool.
The customer must provide an appropriate supply of media and processor(s) with
an adequate supply of development chemistry, water, and drain/electrical
connections as specified by the manufacturer.
The customer must provide a list of all media sizes and types to be used.
Note: This does not apply where chemistry-free plates are being used.
ThermoFlex Wide II Site Preparation Guide
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