This document describes how to pack the punch conveyor for shipment purposes.
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This document describes the hardware and software procedures that you need to perform to upgrade from a manual configuration to an MCU II/SCU II configuration.
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Punches are available in three different widths to accommodate single-, double-, and triple-punch requirements with long punch guides. This procedure describes how to install, define, and test punches.
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When installing the MCU/MCU II, to prevent the centering motor pin on the centering motor from breaking, carefully route the CNTR MOTOR cable through the platesetter and cable tie guide to the centering motor pin connection. For more information, see the MCU II and SCU II Installation and Upgrade Guide.

The MCU II and SCU II Installation and Upgrade Guide describes how to unpack and install a Kodak MCU II or SCU II-ready platesetter at a customer site, or how to upgrade the Magnus 400 II and Magnus 400 II Quantum platesetters to the MCU II or SCU II configuration.
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To open the MCU II front door manually, or when the platesetter is turned off, you need to release the Omron interlock switch.
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The alignment system includes two stepper motors (upper and lower) that move the registration pins. This procedure describes how to remove and install the alignment system motors.
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The Punch Conveyor Hardware and Software Installation Guide describes how to unpack and install a Kodak punch conveyor at a customer site.
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The alignment system includes two optical sensors: the spring-pin optical sensor, and the fixed-pin optical sensor. This procedure describes how to remove and install an alignment system optical sensor.
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Use the Magnus 400 II with MCU II Visual Reference Guide (VRG) to help you maintain and operate the Magnus 400 II with MCU II configuration.
The VRG is available in 25 languages.
Go to Visual Reference Guides (VRGs) on the Reference page.

The alignment system includes four strategically positioned detectors: two home positions (HP) detectors, and two end position (EP) detectors. This procedure describes how to remove and install an alignment system detector.
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The alignment system is responsible for correctly aligning a plate before it is punched. This procedure describes how to remove and install the alignment system.
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If the MSB_C motherboard is faulty in any way, you must replace it.
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To learn about punches, and how to order and install them according to customer requirements, see the CTP Punching presentation.
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Calibrate the alignment system on the punch conveyor to match the customer's punch configuration.
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Two versions of the Magnus 400 Component Finder are available on TechPlanet: a web-based version, which is a browser enabled, searchable database containing all the Magnus 400 components, and a downloadable version.
Go to Tools on the Parts/tools page, or Component finder on the Reference page.

Follow the steps in Replacing the MSB_C and installing the MSB firmware manually to replace an earlier version MSB with the latest version MSB_C on the punch conveyor and to load the MSB firmware.
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If the red support roller is faulty in any way, you need to replace it.
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If the support roller motor is faulty in any way, you need to replace it.
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If the support roller belt is defective in any way (for example, rips or tears), you need to replace it.
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If the LED detector is faulty in any way, you need to replace it.
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If the conveyor belt motor is faulty in any way, you need to replace it.
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Upgrade a Magnus 400 II with SCU II to a Magnus 400 II with MCU II by adding middle and upper cassette trays, and then reinstalling the software for an MCU II configuration.
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If a conveyor belt is defective in any way (for example, rips or tears), you need to replace it.
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The MCU II plate loading sequence for Magnus 400 Controller version 1.05.394 is a series of steps (movements) performed by the platesetter that removes the plate from the cassette, transports it to the drum, and secures it to the drum. It begins with the paper disposal task and then follows with the three loading sequence stages.
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The English version of the Magnus 400 II and Magnus 400 II Quantum Site Preparation Guide is now available. Translations will be available in February 2008.
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The Magnus 400 II Options site is now live, and includes product description information. We will continue to add information to the site.