Components are on the Reference page under Theory.
Firmware and Factory settings are on the Control/settings page.
Site Preparation is on the Installation page.
Specifications are on the Overview page.
Tools are on the Parts/tools page.
User guides (operator manuals, technical bulletins, etc) are on the Reference page.
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Controlled release 4.3 now provides support for Windows 2003.

For details on this controlled releaes, go to the Control/settings page.

The plate measurements are incorrect and inconsistent due to a misaligned load/unload table.

Go to the Troubleshooting page for details.

Filings from the metal hinge end up on the plates and the rollers. This upgrade replaces the current leading edge clamp assembly with a new assembly that uses IGUS Iglide bushings.

Go to the FCOs page for details.

A firmware patch for CR 4.2 has been posted.

Go to the CR 4.2 page for details.

A new document describing the procedure to convert a Trendsetter VLF AL to a Trendsetter VLF is now available. See the Upgrades page for details.

A document describing the procedure for returning Trendsetter VLFs for refurbishing has been posted. See the Procedures page for details.

MPE boards that are eight years or older may have NVS data becomming corrupt due to battery failure. See the Troubleshooting page for details.

The following pages on TechPlanet have been updated with series 2 related information:

• Overview page
• Panels page
• Hoods page
• Control/settings page

To reflect the end of life product status for the 20W thermal heads, the following pages or documents on TechPlanet have been updated:

• Upgrades page
• Speed Upgrades page
• Trendsetter VLF - F to V2.8 Upgrade (725-00021A)
• Trendsetter VLF - 1.7x to V2.8 Upgrade (725-00022A)

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Omron switch 15-3263 is replaced with kit 518-02230A on next failure. See the FCOs page for details.

The S to F speed upgrades for the Trendsetter VLF have changed due to the end of life product status of the 20W thermal heads. Only refurbished 20W heads will be available to support existing customers.

For devices B1097 and lower, the F-speed thermal head is 32-4141A ASSY, EO, HEAD, TH1.7, 2400, 192, P22. Devices B1098 and higher have factory-installed 1.7 heads.

New S to F speed upgrades will be the same as a V speed upgrade—the model number that is configured in the device will set the maximum speed and media size. The device must be upgraded from an air-cooled head to a water-cooled head.

V2.8 speed upgrades remain unaffected. The head used with V-speed upgrades will still be a 224-pixel head: 32-4182A ASSY, EO, HEAD, TH1.7, 2400, 224, P22.

The controlled release 4.2 page has now been posted. See the Control/settings page for details.

The installation test procedure checklists have been updated to reflect the new Kodak branding. See the Installation page.