Safety Instructions Designated Use • The RX400 is a copying device for removable media and storage de- vices. It is intended for commercial use in closed dry rooms. The RX400 User Guide must be read and understood before operating •...
Operational Safety • The RX400 is designed to meet state-of-the-art safety require- ments. It is tested at the factory and shipped in a condition which it is safe to operate. Relevant regulations and European Standards have been followed. The manufacturer reserves the right to modify technical data with- •...
Device Controls Figure 4 shows the location and naming of the RX400 controls and labels: 1. Disc drive 2. Touchscreen 3. Printer compartment lid 4. Fan ventilation slots 5. USB slots: from left to right: slot 1, 2, 3, 4 6.
The device must be placed on a stable, flat surface. Make sure that the ventilation slots for the fan on the left side remain free. 2. Connect the network cable to network socket of the RX400. 3. Make sure the device is switched off.
License Management The RX400 requires a license in order to activate features and functional- ity. If your RX400 is not licensed on delivery you will have to activate it with license codes you can source from your distributor. Following licenses can be activated based on the purchase from your dis- tributor: 1.
Operation User Management The RX400 is delivered with one user account named administrator. Any number of additional users can be added via the user management. Two types of user accounts are available: 1. Operator 2. Administrator Operator accounts have access to all functions needed to produce USB Sticks.
7. Wait for the label to be printed. It is output at the label outlet, see Figure 4, page 10 , number ⑤. 8. Peel off the label and attach it to the USB Stick. The RX400 can be set up in one of two production modes: • Auto Assignment Mode •...
Otherwise it will start after insertion of an USB stick. Multi Session Production Using an RX400 with Medical License, Multi Session USB Sticks can be written more then once. To do that each new production job has to match the meta- data from the most recent writing job and patient name, birth date of a pa- tient and patient ID are compared.
CD/DVDs. Power Off Note: • To avoid data loss or corruption, shut down the RX400 according to the following procedure before unpowering. • To avoid corrupting data written to USB Sticks, wait until all USB Sticks in production are finished before shutting down the device.
2. Be sure to insert the USB Stick completely into the socket 3. The USB Stick must have good contact and sit firmly in the USB socket. If it sits loose please contact your sales partner or Rimage. 4. Do not touch the USB Stick during the production process. If the production process fails because of movement or removal of the USB Stick while writing, you can try to write the USB Stick again.
Note: Under no circumstances open the RX400 to carry out repairs yourself. Doing so voids any warranty. BIOS – Battery If the system time is incorrect or the system no longer boots up correctly, it is possible that the BIOS battery is faulty and needs to be replaced. The battery may only be replaced by the Rimage Service Team.
Decommissioning Warning: The RX400 is subject to the WEEE and the RoHS directive of the EU. It is classified as electronic equipment and as such it must be returned to a respective treatment property after decommissioning. Do not dump it together with residual waste! In order to decommission the RX400: 1.
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