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User’s Guide for the KODAK Picture Maker G3 anKODAK Picture Kiosk G4Software Version 5.2

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Compliance StatementThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digitalpursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable pharmful interference in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses andradio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residentcause harmful interference in which case the users will be required to correct the interfeexpense.

These devices are certified in the U.S. to conform to the requirements of the DepartmenHuman Services Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations (DHHS 21 CFR) Chapter IClass 1 laser products and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 60825-1EN60825-1 for Class 1 laser products.

RNING: It is illegal to reproduce photographs taken by a professional photographer or othwithout permission of the copyright owner.

ropean Union (EU)

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his is a Class A product. In a domestic environment, this product may cause radio interferser may be required to take adequate measures.

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ing Passwords.......2-3Portrait Paper ........2-4rotection.................2-4...............................2-5...............................2-5 Selection ...............................2-6...............................2-7...............................2-7me..........................2-8...............................2-8...............................2-9 Limit ......................2-9re Information ......2-10............................. 2-11ng Feature ...........2-13it Pricing...............2-13ice Levels ............2-14arges Feature ......2-17.............................2-19.............................2-20

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ng Started Information ....................................... 1-1sal Information.................................... 1-3g on the Picture Maker/Picture

............................................................ 1-4g off the Picture Maker/Picture

............................................................ 1-4atic Resolution Check ....................... 1-5

ging Designed Borders ....................... 1-5lling Designed Borders....................... 1-5ing or Hiding Designed Borders........ 1-7

ting Designed Borders........................ 1-8lete by Border ..................................... 1-8lete by Language ................................ 1-9ing the Training Tutorial.................... 1-10 the Keyboard and Mouse ................ 1-10g up the Picture Maker/Picture

sing the Setup Screen ....................... 2-1m Configuration .................................. 2-1g Password Protection........................ 2-2

Setting up and ChangDetecting Professional

Enabling Password PSelecting a Language .Displaying a LanguageShowing the LanguageScreen.........................Adjusting the Volume ..Setting the Time Zone .Setting the Date and TiUsing Auto Shutdown..Using Auto Startup ......Setting the Print CountSetting the Retailer StoSetting up Pricing ........Using the Product Prici

Setting Up Simple UnSetting Up Multiple Pr

Using the Fees and ChSetting up Taxes..........Print-to-Print Pricing ....

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g the Save and Load Settings .......... 2-20ing Your Settings ............................. 2-21ding Your Settings ........................... 2-22

g the Promotion Features ................. 2-23playing Product Messages and motions ............................................ 2-23talling Additional Promotions ............ 2-25nfiguring Promotions......................... 2-27ng up Product Branding.................... 2-28.......................................................... 2-29ing an Activity Log............................ 2-29ing an Activity Log to Disk ............... 2-30ring Activity Log Information ............. 2-30e Management.................................. 2-31rating the Printer .............................. 2-31

librating With a Print Scanner ........... 2-31librating Without a Print Scanner ...... 2-33tting the Printer Calibration.............. 2-34

g Printer Color Adjust ....................... 2-35ng the Paper Size............................. 2-36ng the Ribbon Size ........................... 2-37

Calibrating the Touch-SCalibrating the Print Sc

Application Setup ..........Setting up the Prints inApplication...................

Setting the Print CounPrints in Seconds AppSetting up Standard PSetting up the Prints iEnlargements............

Setting up User Modes .Changing the User ModFeature List .................

Applications ..............Image Edits ...............Input Devices ............Retailer Preferences .Additional Features...

Choosing Features for Accessing Operator TraDisplaying the Copyrigh

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ital Cameras for ...............................5-1ge Size..................5-2nce for ID Photos...5-5es ..........................5-6...............................5-8der ....................... 5-11re CD

CD Feature............6-2r Picture CD ..........6-2tures .....................6-4

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itation of Liability for the United es......................................................... 2-50lying KODAK PERFECT TOUCH nology for Better Pictures or Scene nce...................................................... 2-51g Print Job Overlap............................. 2-51g the Upsell Features ......................... 2-52ing Prints from Digital Sourcesg the Camera Card Readers ................ 3-1patible Camera Cards .......................... 3-2g USB Flash Drives.............................. 3-4nfiguring the USB Flash Drive ature ...................................................... 3-4ing the USB Flash Drive ........................ 3-5ing Multiple Prints from Digital ures........................................................ 3-5ing Enlargements from Digital ures.......................................................3-11ing Prints from BLUETOOTH® nology Enabled Devices and red Devices ........................................ 3-13ing Prints Using the Small Prints ture ...................................................... 3-15

4 Making Prints from theMaking Prints from a SinMaking Many Prints fromMaking a Print Using DifUsing Collage................

5 Using ID Photo ApplicaGuidelines for Using DigID Photo Applications....Setting the ID Photo ImaAdjusting the Color BalaUsing the Passport GuidCreating ID Photos........Completing a Minilab Or

6 Making a KODAK PictuConfiguring the Write to Setting the Retailer ID foSelecting and Editing PicWriting Pictures to CD...

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icture d Disk ....................9-6d Orderss..........................10-1eue......................10-2 Manager ............10-4.............................10-4.............................10-5.............................10-5e Orders ..............10-6.............................10-6 Manager ...........10-7ueue....................10-8eue ....................10-10res............................. 11-2............................. 11-3 and Contrast....... 11-4............................. 11-4............................. 11-5............................. 11-5ture...................... 11-8

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ng Special Featuresing Pictures to a Floppy Disk................. 7-2figuring the Drop Off Film Feature ........ 7-4g the Drop Off Film Feature.................. 7-5ing Prints using the Film Scanner ......... 7-7king Prints from Slides and gatives................................................... 7-8king Prints from Advanced Photo stem Cartridges ..................................... 7-9ing Stickers ......................................... 7-12ting for Image Transfer........................ 7-14g Application Setup............................. 7-15king Prints for Transfer........................ 7-16ting Online Orders on the Picture er/Picture Kiosk................................... 7-18nging an Online Order......................... 7-20figuring the Networking the Network Connection.................. 8-6ng Hard Disk Input and Outputnecting Your Picture Maker/Picture k to a Remote Computer ...................... 9-1bling the Features ................................. 9-4figuring the Output Settings .................. 9-4

Saving an Image to the PMaker/Picture Kiosk Har

10 Managing Reprints anPrinting Previous PictureManaging the Output QuUsing the Upload QueueViewing Orders............Releasing Orders ........Holding Orders ............Releasing Time ReleasDeleting Orders ...........

Using the Resend QueueConfiguring the Import QManaging the Import Qu

11 Enhancing Your PictuUsing Zoom & Crop ......Removing Red-Eye.......Adjusting the BrightnessAdjusting the Color........Restoring Color .............Adding Text ...................Adding a Border to a Pic

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3/Picture Kiosk e Agreement ....... B-1

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lying Sepia Tone or Black and White....11-9g Enhancement .................................11-10

oubleshootingdling Output Errors.............................. 12-1essing the Health Checks Screen ....... 12-1ubleshooting Health Checks............... 12-2ubleshooting the Touch-Screen play ..................................................... 12-4ubleshooting the Floppy Disk Drive.... 12-4ubleshooting the Console................... 12-5ubleshooting the USB Flash Drive rt .......................................................... 12-5ubleshooting Designed Border tallation................................................ 12-5ubleshooting Error Messages............. 12-6ubleshooting Print Quality .................. 12-6ubleshooting the CD-RW Drive .......... 12-8

essing Application Health Check ......... 12-9ying Diagnostics to Diskette.............. 12-10ing the Magnetic Card Reader .......... 12-10cking Cable Connections and I ID Settings.......................................12-11

uipment Key .......................................12-11

Connection Diagram foPicture Maker G3 OrdeEquipment Key............Connection Diagram foPicture Maker G3 OrdeEquipment Key............Connection Diagram foPicture Maker G3 OrdeEquipment Key............Connection Diagram foPicture Kiosk G4 .........

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Appendix A:System SpecificationsAppendix B:

KODAK Picture Maker GG4 Software User Licens

Appendix C:MICROSOFT WINDOWSPROFESSIONAL End-UAgreement for MICROSOOperating Systems .......

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Getting Started using the KODAK Picture Maker G3

re Maker) or the KODAK Picture Kiosk G4 re Kiosk), make sure:You have read and understand the safety information.Software is installed from the software CD provided with your Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk (see page 12-21).Paper and ribbon are loaded (see the manuals packed with your printer).The printer has been calibrated (see page 2-31).

Safety Information

CAUTION:Use of controls, adjuperformance of procthose specified herehazardous laser-ligh

✔ Follow all warnings aon the equipment.

✔ Do not attempt to seryourself, unless instrthis guide. Opening omay expose you to dor other risks. Refer service personnel.

✔ Unplug the equipmenbefore cleaning.

✔ To prevent fire or shorecommended acces

✔ The Picture Maker/Pwith 3-wire groundingnot able to insert theoutlet, contact an elereplace the power ou

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The Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk is designed to work with single-phase power systems having a grounded neutral conductor. To reduce the risk of electrical shock, do not plug this product into any other type of power system. Contact an electrician if you are unsure of the power type supplied in your location.Do not use household extension cords with this Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk.If your Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk is not installed in a cabinet, it is strongly recommended that you purchase a power strip with built-in surge protection. For added protection from damage during a lightning storm, or any time when the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk will be left unused for long periods of time, unplug the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk from the power outlet.Do not block or cover the slots and openings in the equipment. Blocking them can cause the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk to overheat.

✔ Do not place the Pictnear or over a heat ryour Picture Maker/Punless it provides pro

✔ Pushing objects throopenings can result irisk of fire.

✔ Do not use the Picturnear water, or spill liq

✔ Unplug the Picture Mthe power outlet andqualified service pers❏ the power cord or

damaged.❏ the equipment get❏ the equipment doe

when the operatinfollowed. Adjust oncovered in the opeImproper adjustmemay result in extenrequire work by a restore normal ope

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s symbol indicates that to discard this product, te facilities for recovery r local Kodak

for additional n and recovery product.


❏ the equipment is dropped or the housing is damaged.

❏ the equipment performance changes distinctly.

Do not make mechanical or electrical modifications to the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk.Excessive dust levels may damage internal parts.Do not place the equipment on an unstable cart, stand, bracket, or table. It may fall and cause injury to persons and damage to the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk.

Disposal InformationIn the European Union, thiwhen the last user wishes it must be sent to appropriaand recycling. Contact yourepresentative or refer to www.kodak.com/go/recycleinformation on the collectioprograms available for this

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inet, we recommend that you purchase a strip with built-in surge protection. r Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk is:connected with a power strip, turn on the power strip. in a cabinet, turn on the power switch for the cabinet.not connected with a power strip and not in a cabinet, turn on the power in the following order:

Turning off the Picture MTurn off the Picture Maker/will not be used for extendshould turn off the Picture hours. Before you turn off

1. Film Scanner2. Print Scanner3. Printer (s)4. Console

1. Touch Setup.

2. Touch Shutdown Syste

3. Touch Continue at the

4. Turn off the Picture Mapower by turning off thcabinet.

NOTE: If your Picture Makconnected with a pin a cabinet, turn ofollowing order:

1. Console2. Printer (s)3. Print Scanner4. Film Scanner

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r/Picture Kiosk checks the image file for . If a message indicates that the file may not ou the best quality, you can do one of the ing:Cancel the printContinue anyway

Managing Designed BordThe borders management

✔ install all designed bo✔ install selected desig✔ show or hide borders✔ delete borders

Installing Designed Bord

1. Touch Setup

2. Touch Install touch Applica

3. Touch Install

4. Touch Install

5. Insert the Deinto the CD-R

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when you are done ection.

rders are installed, the ssage appears:llation Complete.”

store the CD when the complete.


6. Touch one:

✔ Install All Borders—to install all borders from the CD. Continue with step 9.

✔ Select Borders to Install—to install individual borders from the CD. Only generic borders and borders available to the current language appear for installation. If you have a secondary language, you must repeat this step for that language. Continue with step 7.

7. Select the borders you want to install. A green check appears on the borders to be installed. A red circle appears on the borders that will not be installed.

8. Touch Installwith your sel

9. When the bofollowing me“Border InstaTouch OK.

10. Remove andinstallation is

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ShowThis fto theof thebordeMakethe Adno boshow/

ide Borders screen

shows:ers—the total

f borders for a current .orders—the total f borders selected to .

anguage—the current setting of the Picture ture Kiosk.

rders that you want to . You can touch:

ual border.# Borders—to select ed borders in the guage.

Borders—to deselect ed borders in the guage.

ck mark appears on at you want to show .


ing or Hiding Designed Borderseature shows all installed borders available current language. You can hide some or all borders for the current language. A hidden r remains installed on the Picture r/Picture Kiosk, but it is not displayed when d Border edit option is selected. If there are

rders installed for the current language, the hide button is not available.

1. Touch Setup.

2. Touch Install Software or Borders.

3. Touch Install or Manage Borders.

4. Touch Show/Hide Borders.

The Show/Happears. This screen ✔ Total Bord

number olanguage

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rders that you want to an touch:

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ll designed borders in t language.ck mark appears on at you want to delete.


ing Designed Bordersan delete borders individually or delete a of borders by language. A generic border deleted will be deleted for all languages. If are no borders installed, the delete option is ailable.

: The Borders Disk Space Usage appears on each screen to show you how much disk space is being used by borders.

e by Border

6. Touch Save when you are done.

7. Touch Start Over.

8. Touch Exit.

1. Touch Setup.

2. Touch Install

3. Touch Install

4. Touch Delete

5. Touch Delete

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DeletGenecannofeaturBorde

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when you are done.

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e by Languageric borders that are available in all languages t be removed using the Delete by Language e. To delete a generic border see “Delete by r” on page 1-8.

7. Touch Delete when you are done.


9. Touch Exit.

1. Touch Setup.


3. Touch Install or Manage Borders.

4. Touch Delete

5. Touch Delete

6. Touch the bulanguage forwant to deleA green che

7. Touch Delete

8. Touch Start O

9. Touch Exit.

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Mousee the keyboard or unctions. You can also text instead of using the

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ssing Operator n page 2-49 for s on using the training


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Using the Keyboard and You may be required to usmouse to perform certain fuse the keyboard to enter on-screen keyboard.To use the keyboard and m

1. Shut down the Pictuand disconnect the ppower source.

2. Connect the keyboaconsole.

1. Insert the KODAK Picture Kiosk G4 Training Tutorial software CD, label-side up, in the CD-ROM drive. Be careful not to touch the underside of the CD.

2. Touch Setup.


4. Touch Install Software.

5. Touch Check for Disk.

6. Touch Install.

7. Touch Next to begin the installation.

8. After the installation is complete, remove the CD and store it in a safe place.

9. Touch FinisMaker/PictThe Picturrestarts.

10. See “AcceTraining” oinstructiontutorial.

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3.

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base cabinet, oard and store it in a

abinet, disconnect the he keyboard on the the base.

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n the receipt printer

or the receipt printer.r to the console.AK Picture Maker G3 he KODAK Picture

use from the back of

a safe place.ord to the power source er to the Picture Maker.


If you have the KODAK Picture Maker G3 Order Station:❏ Open the side door to the console.❏ Pull out the shelf for the receipt printer.❏ Locate the mouse behind the receipt

printer.❏ Bring the mouse to the front of the

console.If you have the KODAK Picture Maker G3 Order Station LS or the KODAK Picture Kiosk G4:❏ Connect the mouse to the back of the

console.❏ Bring the mouse to the front of the

console.Connect the power cord to the power source and turn on the power to the Picture Maker.re the keyboard and mouse:Shut down the Picture Maker and disconnect the power cord from the power source.

2. If you do not have a disconnect the keybsafe place.

3. If you have a base ckeyboard and store tkeyboard shelf inside

4. If you have the KODOrder Station:❏ Place the mouse o

shelf.❏ Push in the shelf f❏ Close the side doo

5. If you have the KODOrder Station LS or tKiosk G4:❏ Disconnect the mo

the console.❏ Store the mouse in

6. Connect the power cand turn on the pow

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Setting up the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk

an select specific options and features to your Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk unique. e information in this chapter to set up your

e Maker/Picture Kiosk.

sing the Setup Screenrocedures in this chapter are accessed h the Setup screen. To access the Setup

n, touch Setup from the Main screen.

System ConfigurationFrom the System Configurset:

✔ Passwords✔ Languages✔ System volume✔ Date and time✔ Auto shutdown✔ Auto startup✔ Print limit✔ Pricing✔ Save/load settings✔ Promotional messag✔ Product branding


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Password ProtectionTANT: If you forget your passwords, turn off

the main power to the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk, and then turn it back on. Touch the Setup button immediately after the main screen appears and then follow steps 1-2 on page 2-3. You can then access and view the current passwords.

exible password process helps you control our system is used. You can configure the f password protection you need for your .

TANT: If your site uses passwords, change them regularly. Do not use your store number as a password.

g separate passwords lets you protect the ing:

Setup Screens—when you enable the Setup Password, only an authorized operator can access the Setup screen and perform operations such as setting the user mode, enabling system features, etc.

Printing—with tenabled, you caexperiment with control printing aoptions.Customers can stheir pictures whsystem can do, wYou allow printinby an authorizedYou can enable individual option✔ Kiosk Ord

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g up and Changing Passwords these steps from the Setup screen to

e and specify each of the system passwords:

1. From the Setup screen, touch System Configuration.

2. Touch Select Passwords.

3. Set up the passwords.

✔ Touch next to each password that you want to turn on.

A check mark appears.

✔ Touch Change Password to enter the new password.

NOTE: Your password can be a maximum of six numbers.

✔ Touch the check mark next to the password to turn it off.

4. Enter the pason-screen ke

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5. Touch Save passwords a

6. Touch Start O

7. Touch Exit.


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rait Paper Detection he print password to er. The screen displays ry.



ting Professional Portrait Paper: You must have the print scanner installed

to use this feature.TANT: It is illegal to reproduce photographs

taken by a professional photographer or copyrighted pictures without permission of the copyright owner.

KODAK PROFESSIONAL PORTRA Paper, by professional photographers for weddings ortraits, can now be automatically detected system. Prints on this paper are usually ted by copyright. The system lets you ively enable reprints and enlargements from per if your customer shows permission from pyright owner.

: The image encoding on this paper requires special handling by the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk, especially for enlargements. Correct password entry enables the system to reprint the picture using the special processing techniques necessary.

Enabling Password ProteYou can turn on the ProfesDetection feature from the(see page 2-48).With the Professional Portfeature enabled, you use tmake a print from this papa keypad for password ent


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nguage button on the tion screen.

the first language, nguage button again.guage button does not nless the system is set play a secondary e. See “Selecting a e” on page 2-5.



ting a Language these steps from the Setup screen to select

imary and secondary languages you want to y on your system:

Displaying a LanguageYou can set up your Picturdisplay to toggle between


2. Touch Localization.

3. Select a measurement system:

✔ English✔ Metric

4. Touch the arrows to select the primary language.

5. Touch the arrows to select the secondary language.

NOTE: Select None to display only the primary language.

6. Touch Save to store your changes.

7. Touch Start O

8. Touch Exit.

1. Touch the Laoutput selec

2. To return to touch the La

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her order, the Picture ure Kiosk remains in ge that they selected.tart New Order, the Selection screen the language that they



ing the Language Selection Screenustomer can choose what language to use Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk. This feature

be enabled on the User Mode screen (see sing Features for User Modes” on 2-48).

1. When the attract loop is running, touch the screen anywhere to begin.The following screen appears.

2. Touch a LangThe Main scrlanguage sele

3. If the custome

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screen, touch Setup.

Configuration.

e and Time.

e Zone.

t time zone.

ck box next to adjust clock for gs time”. A check mark the feature is enabled.

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ting the Volume Setting the Time Zone


2. Touch Set System Volume.

3. Use the Volume arrows to increase or decrease the volume.

4. Touch Check Volume to verify the volume level.

5. Touch Save.


7. Touch Exit.

1. From the Main

2. Touch System

3. Touch Set Dat

4. Touch Set Tim

5. Set the curren

6. Touch the che“Automaticallydaylight savinappears when

7. Touch Save.

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up screen, touch iguration.

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enable the feature.f to turn off the feature.

s to select the Hour for the Auto Shutdown

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g the Date and Time

Using Auto ShutdownYou can configure your PicKiosk to shut down automa

9. Touch Exit.


2. Touch Set Date and Time.

3. Touch Set Date and Time.

4. Use the arrows to adjust the date and time.

5. Touch Save.


7. Touch Exit.

1. From the SetSystem Conf

2. Touch Auto S

3. Touch On to NOTE: Touch Of

4. Use the arrowand Minutes time.The clock timtime (i.e. milishutdown tim22:00.

5. Touch Save.

6. Touch Start O


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p screen, touch guration.



Auto Startupan configure your Picture Maker/Picture to start up automatically.

TANT: To use this feature you must:Shut down the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk using auto or manual shutdown.Leave the power to the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk on.

Setting the Print Count LYou can set a print limit onMaker/Picture Kiosk to conmade at one time.

7. Touch Exit.


2. Touch Auto Shutdown and Startup.

3. Touch On to enable the feature.NOTE: Touch Off to turn off the feature.

4. Use the arroand Minutestime.The clock timtime (i.e. milstartup time 10:00.

5. Touch Save.

6. Touch Start O

7. Touch Exit.

1. From the SetuSystem Confi


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Configuration.

Store Information.

o select it. around the field.



g the Retailer Store Informationmize your receipt with your store ation.

TANT: Make sure that you enter the text for the receipt using the primary language for which your Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk is set up.

2. Touch Select Print Limit.

3. Use the arrows to enter the print count limit.

NOTE: You can set the print count limit between 1-99.

4. Touch Save.


6. Touch Exit.

1. Touch Setup.

2. Touch System

3. Touch Retailer

4. Touch a field tA box appears


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pricing information to

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Setting up PricingEnabling this feature addsthe screens. You can set:

✔ System Currency✔ Product pricing—incl

and pricing with mult✔ Fees and charges✔ Taxes

5. Touch the keyboard button next to the selected field.

6. Use the on-screen keyboard to add text to the selected field. Touch Done to save the information.

7. You can enter information for the following:

✔ K-Number✔ Store Name✔ Address 1✔ Address 2✔ City✔ State/Province✔ Zip/Postal Code✔ Phone Number✔ Store ID✔ Retailer ID for Picture CD✔ Country Code

NOTE: Use the arrows to scroll through the list.

8. Touch Save.

9. Touch Start Ov

10. Touch Exit.


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s to select the currency. have the KODAK Card feature enabled, ust select the currency

its that match the ncy or units on your AK Kiosk Cards.

le unit pricing, see Simple Unit Pricing” on

ng with multiple levels, Up Multiple Price

page 2-14.s & Charges feature,

the Fees and Charges page 2-17.s, see “Setting up age 2-19.ing screen, continue




2. Touch Pricing.

3. Touch next to Enable Pricing to enable the feature.A check mark appears.

NOTE: Touch the check mark next to Enable Pricing to turn off the feature.

4. Use the arrowIMPORTANT: If you

Kioskyou mor uncurreKOD

5. If you want to:

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✔ Set up pricisee “SettingLevels” on

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✔ Set up taxeTaxes” on p

✔ Exit the pricwith step 6.


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the Product Pricing Featurean set:Simple unit pricingMultiple price levels

g Up Simple Unit Pricingimple unit pricing to set a per-product e.

6. Touch Save.NOTE: Each time a change is made to

the currency, the system asks if you want to save the changes when you go to another pricing screen.


8. Touch Exit.

1. From the Main Pricing screen, touch Product Pricing.

2. To add pricing use the arrowscategory.

NOTE: The produappear deenablemeninstalled.


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Levelsrices and flat fees quantity ordered.evels:

e table above, if a

d be charged $11.75

d be charged $16.50

d be charged $20.25

d be charged $22.50

ntity

Flat Fee

Unit Price

2.00 0.65

1.50 0.60

1.00 0.55

imum 0 0.50



Setting Up Multiple PriceYou can set different unit pbased on the product and Example of multiple price l

Using the information in thcustomer ordered:

✔ 15 prints—they woul((15 x 0.65) + 2.00).



✔ 45 prints—they woul(45 x 0.50).

3. Touch a product from the list to select the product.

NOTE: Use the tab button to move from field to field.

4. Use the on-screen keypad to enter the unit price.Example:If your unit price is $1.50, enter 150. A decimal is not needed.

5. Touch Save to save the settings and return to the Main Pricing screen.

6. Touch Save.


8. Touch Exit.

Product Low Quantity

HighQua

4 x 6" 1 20

4 x 6" 21 30

4 x 6" 31 40

4 x 6" 41 Max


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ct from the list to select

b button to move from ld.

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message appears.

s to set the number of r this product.et 1 to 4 levels of



1. From the Main Pricing screen, touch Product Pricing.

2. To add pricing to a specific product, use the arrows to select a product category.

NOTE: The product categories that appear depend on the enablement kits you have installed.

3. Touch a produthe product.

NOTE: Use the tafield to fie

4. Touch Add Pri

The following

5. Use the arrowprice levels fo

NOTE: You can spricing.


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or the price level. You

o set a one-time fee for t is not dependent on of the product ordered.to set a per product unit price is multiplied tity ordered.d a unit price can be idually or together.

of using flat fee—to inimum amount is r a small quantity. Or,

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for each additional

save the settings and roduct Pricing screen.



6. Touch OK.

7. Set the High Quantity for the first level of pricing.

NOTE: The minimum quantity for your next pricing level is automatically set to a number that is 1 higher than the high quantity in the previous price level.

8. Set the price fcan select:

✔ Flat Fee—tan order thathe quantity

✔ Unit Price—charge. Theby the quan

NOTE: Flat fee anused indiv

Examplesensure a mcharged foflat fee caunit price certain qu

9. Repeat step 8price level.

10. Touch Save toreturn to the P


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ges Feature you set are added to

Pricing screen, touch s.



Using the Fees and CharThe fees and charges thatthe order sub-total.

11. To make changes to the price levels for a product:

✔ Select the product category from the Main Pricing screen.

✔ Touch a product from the list to select the product.

✔ Touch Edit Price Levels and follow steps 7-10 in this section.

12. To remove price levels for a product:

✔ Select the product category from the Main Pricing screen.

✔ Touch a product from the list to select the product.

✔ Touch Remove Price Levels.✔ Touch OK at the message prompt.

13. Touch Save.


15. Touch Exit.

1. From the MainFees & Charge


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oard icon. Use the board to enter the

hen you are finished

een keypad to enter rmation.

e is $1.50, enter 150. A needed.

under Thermal Order name for orders that the thermal printer.

-8 to enter information ific Processing Fee.

save the settings and ain Pricing screen.

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2. Touch the field under Custom Name to enter a name for Fee 1.

NOTE: If you do not enter a custom name, Fee 1 appears on the order summary form and the receipt.

3. Touch the keyboard icon. Use the on-screen keyboard to enter the custom name.Touch Done when you are finished entering text.

4. Use the on-screen keypad to enter the pricing information.Example:If your unit price is $1.50, enter 150. A decimal is not needed.

5. Repeat steps 2-4 to enter information for Fee 2.

6. Touch the field under Lab Order Fee to enter a name for orders that are sent to a lab.

7. Touch the keybon-screen keycustom name.Touch Done wentering text.

8. Use the on-scrthe pricing infoExample:If your unit pricdecimal is not

9. Touch the fieldFee to enter aare printed on

10. Repeat steps 7to enter a spec

11. Touch Save toreturn to the M

12. Touch Save.

13. Touch Start Ov


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SettinTaxessub-to

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the tax is added to the after the subtotal.the tax is included in a product and out for the net total.

d under Custom Name e.

reen keyboard to enter me.

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centage is 6%, enter al is not needed.

3-5 to enter information



g up Taxes are individually applied to the order tal.

: If you select Units as the system currency, taxes are not applied.

14. Touch Exit.

1. From the Main Pricing screen, touch Taxes.

2. Select a Tax T

✔ Exclusive—order total

✔ Inclusive—the price ofsubtracted

3. Touch the fielto enter a nam

4. Use the on-scthe custom naExample:Enter the cus(Value Added

NOTE: If you usekeyboardare finish

5. Use the on-scthe percentagExample:If your tax per6000. A decim

6. Repeat steps for Tax 2.


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Print-Once

✔

✔

See “Cpage

Settingsation onto a CD for later r another, Picture his feature to save Picture Kiosk needs gs when the ou can also use this s to a group of Picture

he following:es your settings for:

n

—saves your User

settings for Product ettings can be saved by up.



to-Print Pricingenabled, the Print-to-Print Pricing feature:adds a new list of products under each thermal product in pricing.creates different pricing for print scanner input.

hoosing Features for User Modes” on 2-48 to enable this feature.

Using the Save and LoadYou can save setup informrestoration for the same, oMaker/Picture Kiosk. Use tsettings if a Picture Maker/service or to load the settinreplacement is received. Yfeature to distribute settingMaker/Picture Kiosks.You can save settings for t

✔ Basic settings—sav❏ Passwords❏ Language settings❏ Auto shutdown❏ Print count limits❏ Retailer informatio❏ Pricing setup❏ Receipt settings

✔ User Mode settingsMode settings.

✔ Pricing—saves yourPricing. Other Price sthe Basic settings gro

7. Touch Save to save the settings and return to the Main Pricing screen.

8. Touch Save.


10. Touch Exit.


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✔

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p screen, touch uration.

ad Settings.

ettings.

the settings that you o a CD. You can touch:

to select all of the ed.l—to deselect all of the ed.ettings.

elected Settings to gs to CD.



Lab General—saves your settings for:❏ Lab options❏ Lab print sizes❏ Lab Thank You options❏ Print count limitsDLS Device—saves your settings for:❏ IP address❏ PortPreview and Select Service—saves your settings for:❏ Develop and Print setup❏ Enlargement defaults

TANT: You must use a blank 70 or 80 minute CD-R with a certified write speed of at least 8X to save your settings. Do not use a KODAK Picture CD!

Saving Your Settings

1. From the SetuSystem Config

2. Touch Save/Lo

3. Touch Save S

4. Touch next to want to save t

✔ Select All—settings list

✔ Deselect Alsettings list

✔ Individual s

5. Touch Save Ssave the settin


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p screen, touch System

ad Settings.

ttings.

ings CD into the

that you insert the CD eated using the steps Your Settings” on .



Loading Your SettingsIMPORTANT: You must use a blank 70 or 80 minute CD-R with a certified write speed of at least 8X to save your settings. Do not use a KODAK Picture CD!

6. Insert a blank CD into the CD-RW drive.

7. Touch OK to write your selected settings to CD.

The following message appears when the settings are loaded:“The selected settings groups saved successfully.”

8. Touch OK.


10. Touch Exit.

11. Remove the CD from the CD-RW drive.

12. Label the CD and store it in a safe place for later use.

1. From the SetuConfiguration.

2. Touch Save/Lo

3. Touch Load Se

4. Insert the SettCD-RW drive.

NOTE: Make surethat you crin “Savingpage 2-21

5. Touch OK.


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tures you:sages and promotions.

otions.promotions.

ages and Promotions your customers wait

animations designed to oducts or educate them e Picture Maker/Picture otions from which you w. You can also choose nt the promotions to types of promotions:

show an animation with ows the customers to t using the same image s feature gives your tunity to make: a picture from their

rder using a picture



Using the Promotion FeaThe promotion features let

✔ Display product mes✔ Install additional prom✔ Configure additional

Displaying Product MessTake advantage of the timefor their prints by showing entice them to buy other prabout the capabilities of thKiosk. You select the promwant your customers to viethe application that you waappear after. There are two

✔ Product Messages—a button(s), which allorder another producor set of images. Thicustomers the oppor❏ an enlargement of

order.❏ a picture with a bo

from their order.

6. Touch next to settings that you want to load onto your Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk:

✔ Select All—to select all of the settings listed.

✔ Deselect All—to deselect all of the settings listed.

✔ Individual settings.

7. Touch Load Selected Settings to load the settings onto your Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk.The following message appears when the settings are loaded:“The selected settings groups loaded successfully.”

8. Touch Continue.NOTE: The software checks to make

sure that the settings being restored are compatible with the current version of software on the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk.

9. Touch Exit.


Cont Exit

✔

To con

nd Manage

ou Movie Playlist.

down arrows to select The promotion play list tion appears in the



❏ a Picture CD of the images from orders that are from digital sources.

Infomercials—show an animation but do not display a button to take the customers to a workflow.

figure this feature:


2. Touch Install aPromotions.

3. Touch Thank-y

4. Use the up andan application.for that applicafilmstrip.


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otionsitional content to the ons add additional Maker/Picture Kiosk. r special promotions

promotions from the

romotional message ist for an application,

in the filmstrip to

ssage.

load the settings onto aker/Picture Kiosk.

er.



Installing Additional PromSome promotions add addattract loop. Some promotiapplications to the Picture You can install software fofrom two screens.If you are installing specialSetup screen:

5. Touch a promotion in the filmstrip to select it, and then touch the left or right arrows to move it earlier or later in the play list.

6. Touch Add Message to add a promotion or promotional message to the selected application.

7. Touch the message that you want to add.

8. To remove a pfrom the play ltouch:

✔ a promotionselect it.

✔ Remove Me

9. Touch Save toyour Picture M

10. Touch Start Ov

11. Touch Exit.


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If youConfig

romotions.

otion CD into the

essage appears when software is installed:tallation Complete.”

er.



are installing special promotions from the uration screen:

Completing the Installation1. Touch Install Software or Borders.

2. Touch Install and Manage Promotions.

3. Continue with Step 1 of “Completing the Installation”.

1. Touch System Configuration.


3. Continue with Step 1 of “Completing the Installation”.

1. Touch Install P

2. Insert the promCD-RW drive.

3. Touch Install.

The following mthe promotion“Promotion Ins

4. Touch OK.

5. Touch Start Ov

6. Touch Exit.


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ConfiIf you Pictur

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SomeIf youConfig

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k box next to the you want to enable.appears next to the is enabled.

k mark to turn off the

tions that appear the promotions that nstalled.

ext to the promotion o remove from the Picture Kiosk.



guring Promotionshave additional promotions installed on your e Maker/Picture Kiosk, you can:Enable the promotionDisable the promotionDelete the promotion promotions require additional configuration. have a promotion that is configurable, touch ure next to that promotion.

TANT: You cannot change the start or end date of a promotion. The Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk automatically activates and turns off the promotion on midnight of the predetermined promotion dates.



3. Touch Manage Promotions.

4. Touch the checpromotion thatA check mark promotion that

Touch the checpromotion.

NOTE: The promodepend onyou have i

5. Touch Delete nthat you want tPicture Maker/


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ing changes the

on the screen to show PHOTO PERFECT

p screen, touch System

randing.



Setting up Product BrandEnabling Product Brandingappearance of the buttonsthe PERFECT TOUCH or logo.

6. Some promotions require additional configuration. If you have a promotion that is configurable, touch Configure next to that promotion and set the parameters.

7. Touch Done.


9. Touch Exit.

1. From the SetuConfiguration.

2. Touch Select B


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LogsFrom

✔

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✔

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completedendate time stamps

p screen, touch Logs.

tivity Log.

er.



the Logs screen you can:View an activity log.Copy an activity log to disk.Clear activity log information.

Viewing an Activity LogThe activity log contains:

✔ number and types of✔ types of edits made✔ print layouts used✔ total number of prints✔ number of disks writt✔ last reset and last up

3. Touch next to the type of branding that you want to use:

✔ Do not use branding✔ KODAK PERFECT

TOUCH—service available in the United States.

✔ KODAK PHOTO PERFECT—service available in Europe.

4. Touch Save.


6. Touch Exit.

1. From the Setu

2. Touch View Ac

3. Touch Start Ov

4. Touch Exit.


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Copy rmation

p screen, touch

ctivity Logs.

message appears:Activity Log will tory data for this

lost.o Continue?”

lear the

ver.



ing an Activity Log to Disk Clearing Activity Log Info

1. From the Setup screen, touch Logs.

2. Touch View Activity Log.

3. Touch Copy to Disk.

4. Insert your disk.

5. Touch Start.The Activity Log writes to the disk and the following message appears:“Your activity report has been successfully written to disk.”

6. Touch OK.


8. Touch Exit.

1. From the SetuLogs.

2. Touch Clear A

The following“Clearing the result in all hissystem beingDo you want t

3. Touch Yes to cinformation.

4. Touch Start O

5. Touch Exit.


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e recommend that r: ribbon.re from the CD.

ter separately. For best ll printers.

canner calibrate your printer if onnected to your k:

a print scanner Picture Maker/Picture th “Calibrating Without a page 2-33.

screen, touch Device



e Managementthe Device Management screen you can:Calibrate your printer(s).Reset the printer calibration.Adjust the printer color.Set the paper size.Set the ribbon size.Configure network options (see “Configuring the Network” on page 8-1).Calibrate the touch-screen display.Calibrate the print scanner.Configure the Import Queue (see “Configuring the Import Queue” on page 10-8).

Calibrating the PrinterFor best image quality, wyou calibrate your printe

✔ when you change the✔ after installing softwa

NOTE: Calibrate each prinresults, calibrate a

Calibrating With a Print SFollow these instructions toyou have a print scanner cPicture Maker/Picture Kios

NOTE: If you do not haveconnected to yourKiosk, continue wiPrint Scanner” on

1. From the SetupManagement.


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e prompt.

er.



2. Select the printer that you want to calibrate.

NOTE: If you have more than one KODAK Photo Printer 6800/6850, you must select the printer for which you would like to calibrate.✔ Printer - 1✔ Printer - 2

3. Touch Calibrate Printer.The system processes and prints a calibration target.

4. Place the calibration target on the print scanner as shown on the screen. Match the arrow on the calibration target to the arrow on the print scanner.

5. Touch Calibrate.NOTE: It takes a few moments to

complete the calibration.The following message appears:“Your system has been successfully calibrated.”

6. Touch OK at th

7. Touch Start Ov

8. Touch Exit.


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CalibFollowyou doPictur

NOTE

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libration print from the



rating Without a Print Scanner these instructions to calibrate your printer if not have a print scanner connected to your

e Maker/Picture Kiosk:

: If you have a print scanner connected to your Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk, see “Calibrating With a Print Scanner” on page 2-31.

1. From the Setup screen, touch Device Management.

2. Select the printer that you want to calibrate.

NOTE: If you have more than one KODAK Photo Printer 6800/6850, you must select the printer for which you would like to calibrate.✔ Printer - 1✔ Printer - 2

3. Touch CalibratThe Picture Maprocesses andtarget. The tessquares. Eacha number in its

4. Remove the caoutput tray.


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ibration


er that you want to

more than one KODAK er 6800/6850, you t the printer for which like to reset the

- 1 - 2

libration to Default.



Resetting the Printer Cal

5. Look at the test print and select a square that appears the most neutral gray (has the least amount of color). Typically, the most neutral gray is located at the center of the calibration print (number 225).

6. Use the on-screen keypad to enter the number of the most neutral gray square and touch OK.

When the calibration is complete, the following message appears: “Your system has been successfully calibrated.”

7. Touch OK.


9. Touch Exit.


2. Select the printcalibrate.

NOTE: If you havePhoto Printmust selecyou would calibration.✔ Printer✔ Printer

3. Touch Reset Ca


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strightness, and contrast

s do not appear on the ar only on the print.


er that you want to

more than one KODAK er 6800/6850, you the printer for which ike to adjust.- 1- 2

olor Adjustment.

tness arrows to rease the brightness ts.



Using Printer Color AdjuYou can adjust the color, bfor each printer.

NOTE: These adjustmentscreen. They appe

4. Touch Yes at the prompt.The following message appears:“Printer Calibration completed. Touch OK to continue.”

5. Touch OK.


7. Touch Exit.


2. Select the printadjust.

NOTE: If you have Photo Printmust selectyou would l✔ Printer ✔ Printer

3. Touch Printer C

4. Touch the Brighincrease or decfor all color prin


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oto Printer 8110 (large 2" (30.48 cm) and 14" for the KODAK Photo t printer) holds photo ou change the size or ange the paper size aker/Picture Kiosk.vailable on the KODAK

p screen, touch Device

the printer you have,

at Printer Optionst Printer Options



Setting the Paper SizeThe tray for the KODAK Phformat printer) holds both 1(35.56 cm) paper. The trayPrinter 4720* (small formapaper or sticker paper. If ytype of paper, you must chsettings on your Picture M*The 4720 printer is only aPicture Maker G3.

5. Touch the Contrast arrows to increase or decrease the contrast for all color prints.

6. Touch the Red, Green, and Blue arrows to increase or decrease the overall content of that color in all color prints.

7. Touch Save.


9. Touch Exit.

1. From the SetuManagement.

2. Depending on touch:

✔ Large Form✔ Small Forma


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e for the KODAK Photo


r to configure:

to Printer 6800/6850

to Printer 8800 Options more than one oto Printer 6800/6850, elect the printer for would like to set the .

Size.

n size for your printer:



Setting the Ribbon SizeYou must set the ribbon sizPrinter 6800/6850/8800.

3. Touch Select Paper Size—for the large format printer.orTouch Specify Paper Type—for the small format printer.

NOTE: For the small format printer, touch next to Activate cutter for 4 x 6" and 4 x 7" print sizes to activate the cutter feature.

4. Touch next to the appropriate paper size/type.A green check mark appears.

5. Touch Save.


7. Touch Exit.


2. Select a printe

✔ KODAK PhoOptions

✔ KODAK PhoNOTE: If you have

KODAK Phyou must swhich you ribbon size

❏ Printer - 1❏ Printer - 2

3. Touch Ribbon

4. Touch the ribbo

✔ 4 x 6"✔ 6 x 8"


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Calib

Complete”, touch the us points and verify follows your finger and ges and corners of the

the cursor follows your

do not respond within me-out period, the re Maker/Picture Kiosk ncel the touch-screen y calibration and return the Device gement screen.e if the cursor does not er. The Picture Kiosk returns you to the and you must repeat h 5.

er.

esume using the Picture Kiosk.



rating the Touch-Screen Display

5. Touch Save.


7. Touch Exit.


2. Touch Calibrate Touch Screen.A target screen appears.

3. Touch and hold your finger on each target until “Touch Enabled” appears on the screen next to the target. The target appears in the lower left corner first, followed by the upper right.

4. At “Calibrationscreen at variothat the cursorreaches all edscreen.

5. Touch Done if finger.

IMPORTANT: If youthe tiPictuwill cadisplayou toMana

6. Touch Calibratfollow your fingMaker/Picture target screen, steps 3 throug

7. Touch Start Ov

8. Touch Exit to rPicture Maker/


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rating the Print Scanner Application SetupFrom the Application Setupconfigure:

✔ The Prints in Second✔ ID Photos (see “Usin

Applications” on pag✔ Picture CD (see “Con

Feature” on page 6-2✔ Mugs (see “Mug App

page 7-15).✔ Install or manage bo

Designed Borders” o✔ Hard disk (see “Usin

Output” on page 9-1)

Setting up the Prints in SIf you have a KODAK PhoKODAK Photo Printer 680your system and you haveapplication enabled, you c

✔ Print count limit✔ Standard print layout✔ Prints in Seconds en


2. Touch Calibrate Scanner.

3. Open the print scanner cover and remove any items from the print scanner glass.

4. Close the print scanner cover.

5. Touch Calibrate Scanner.When the calibration is complete, the following message appears:“Your scanner has been successfully calibrated.”

6. Touch Continue.


8. Touch Exit to resume using the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk.


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SettinSecon

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up screen, touch etup.

rints in Seconds.

rd Print Layouts.

nt sizes that you want ustomers.



g the Print Count Limit for the Prints in ds Application

Setting up Standard Prin

1. From the Setup screen, touch Application Setup.

2. Touch Make Prints in Seconds.

3. Touch Print Limit.

4. Touch the keypad button to enter the print count limit.

5. Enter the maximum number of prints.

Touch to backspace.Touch to cancel.Touch to save.

NOTE: You can set the print count limit between 1-999.

6. Touch Save.

7. Touch Start O

8. Touch Exit.

1. From the SetApplication S

2. Touch Make P

3. Touch Standa

4. Touch the prito offer your c

5. Touch Save.


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Settin

Enable Batch .ture is selected, add enlargements to



g up the Prints in Seconds Enlargements


7. Touch Exit.



3. Touch Prints in Seconds Enlargements.

4. Touch next to EnlargementsWhen this feacustomers cantheir order.


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s to set the Default

rint sizes you selected re available when Favorite Size options. ct None from the list, a ze will not be offered. select a favorite size, it s an enlargement the print preview

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5. Select the thermal print sizes that you want to offer.A check mark appears next to your selections.

NOTE: The sizes available depend on the enablement software that you have installed on your Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk. The sizes that you select appear when the customer selects the More Sizes button.

6. Touch Select Favorite Size 1 to set the default print size. The following screen appears.

7. Use the arrowPrint Size.

NOTE: Only the pin step 5 asetting theIf you selefavorite siOnce youappears abutton on screen.

8. Touch OK.

9. Repeat steps Size 2.

10. Touch Save w

11. Touch Start Ov

12. Touch Exit.


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g up User Modesn set up your Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk to

ifferent user modes. You can:Turn features on or off to customize your Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk.Choose from multiple setups for different times of day or different system operators.

ging the User Mode are three different user modes to choose You can set up each user mode with different es enabled.

Feature ListThis section lists the featurdisable, along with the pagcan find more information You can enable features fo

✔ Applications✔ Image Edits✔ Input Devices✔ Retailer Preferences✔ Additional Features

1. From the Setup screen, touch Select User Mode.

2. Touch the arrows to select a user mode.

3. Touch Save.

4. Touch Exit.


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a Transfer Print for a Mug 7-16

a Transfer Print for a T-shirt 7-14

1 Image to Disk 7-2

5 Images to Disk 7-2

a Picture CD 6-2

to Hard Disk 9-1

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from BLUETOOTH® Devices 3-13

from Infrared Devices 3-13

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ment, along with the location where you can ore information about the equipment.

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Setup and User’s Guide for Payment Processing with the KODAK Picture Maker G3

ipt Printing Setup and User’s Guide for the Receipt Printer with the KODAK Picture Maker G3 and the KODAK Picture Kiosk G4

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sing Features for User Modes these steps from the Setup screen to ure each user mode.

1. From the Setup screen touch Select User Mode.


3. Touch the arrows to select the setting. You can select:

✔ Applications✔ Image Edits✔ Input Devices✔ Retailer Preferences

4. Touch next to each feature you want to enable.

NOTE: Touch the feature to

5. Use the arrowsscreen to view

6. Touch Save wh

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sing Operator TrainingTANT: You must install the Operator

Training software before you can use this feature (see page 1-10).

e operator training to review:basic operationmaintenance and troubleshootingselling to customers

1. From the Setup screen, touch Operator Training.

2. Touch a language for the tutorial.

3. Go through the tutorial at your own pace. You can:

✔ go to specific sections by touching the tabs at the top of the screen.

✔ go to topics within a section by touching the topic along the left side of the screen.

✔ touch previous or next to navigate through the screens.

✔ complete the review questions for each section.

4. Touch I’m Doand return to

5. The following“Do you reallytraining tutori

✔ Touch Yesscreen.

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6. Touch Exit to screen.


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t be installed. plays the following text

, or other media of any nd/or storage of images memory cards, memory

ROM discs, is lost, the images or data d or lost, as a result of

h this machine, the sole dy is a credit for a free 8 nt or equivalent to be ture Maker/Picture sive remedy, your use

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aying the Copyright Screenopyright screen displays the following ight notice to your customers:

play the copyright notice, the copyright e must be enabled on the user mode screen. hoosing Features for User Modes” on

2-48.

Limitation of Liability forIMPORTANT: To display the

Limitation of Lsoftware mus

The limitation of liability disto your customers:“If the photographic mediatype used for the capture aincluding but not limited to sticks, floppy discs, and CDdamaged, or destroyed, orstored thereon are damageyour use of such media witliability and your sole remeby 10" (20cm by 25cm) priproduced on a KODAK PicKiosk. Except for this excluof this system is without wrecovery of any indirect, inconsequential damages islimitation of liability does nthat it is inconsistent with l


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mitation of liability appears on the Picture r/Picture Kiosk only once when an ation is run and when a removable digital input source is selected. Once the customer and agrees with the terms, they must touch, pt, to continue using the Picture

r/Picture Kiosk.feature is installed and you want to turn it off, hoosing Features for User Modes” on

2-48.

ing KODAK PERFECT TOUCH ology for Better Pictures or Scene ceicture Maker/Picture Kiosk automatically s the color, brightness, and contrast for s from digital cameras. Scene balance t be enabled if the KODAK PERFECT H Technology for Better Pictures is enabled. fault, the KODAK PERFECT TOUCH ology for Better Pictures is enabled. If you like to turn it off, see “Choosing Features for

odes” on page 2-48.

Using Print Job OverlapPrint job overlap lets the PKiosk continuously print cuhaving to wait for one ordeBy default, this feature is eto turn it off, see “ChoosingModes” on page 2-48.If you turn this feature off, Maker/Picture Kiosk is prinand another customer ordefollowing message appear

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the Upsell Featurespsell feature gives your customers tunities to add more products to their orders. an display a:CD upsell—adds a CD Upsell button to the order summary screen.Enlargement upsell—displays a pop-up dialog encouraging customers to add enlargements to their orders. want to turn these features on, see sing Features for User Modes” on 2-48.

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camera card.

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card in. out of the camera card removed.

amera card while e procedures that exit the procedure camera card.

already in the camera ake Prints from Digital automatically

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Making Prints from Digital Sources

icture Maker/Picture Kiosk can make uality prints from JPEG, TIFF, or BMP s from the following:Digital Camera CardsUSB Flash DriveJPEG, TIFF, or BMP files on a CDKODAK Picture CDKODAK PHOTO CDFloppy DiskHard DiskWireless DevicesInfrared Devices

Using the Camera Card R✔ Insert the camera car

card slides easily intothe Picture Maker/Picforce the card when

✔ Remove the camerabeing read. Completebefore removing the

NOTE: To remove an XD-❏ Complete or exit th❏ Push the camera ❏ The card releases

reader and can be

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atible Camera Cardsl cameras write images on a camera card. igh-capacity storage card lets you take rous digital pictures and store them actly for printing on the Picture Maker/Picture .

: Print results may vary depending on the camera model.

e Maker accepts the following camera cards:MULTIMEDIA Card (MMC)/SECURE DIGITAL (SD)COMPACTFLASHSMARTMEDIAMEMORY STICK/MEMORY STICK PRO/MEMORY STICK Duo/MEMORY STICK Duo ProXD-PICTURE CARD

: Other camera card types may work with a COMPACTFLASH Adapter.

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e Kiosk accepts the following camera cards:COMPACTFLASHSMARTMEDIAMULTIMEDIA Card (MMC)/SECURE DIGITAL (SD)/Reduced Size MULTIMEDIA Card (RSMMC)Mini SECURE DIGITAL (SD)XD-PICTURE CARDMEMORY STICK/MEMORY STICK PRO/MEMORY STICK Duo/MEMORY STICK Duo Pro

: Other camera card types may work with a COMPACTFLASH Adapter.

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USB Flash Drivesicture Maker/Picture Kiosk can make uality prints from JPEG, TIFF, or BMP s from USB flash drives. the USB feature, make sure that:

the enablement software for the USB flash drive is installed if you purchased the kit for the USB flash drive.you enable the feature on the user mode screen (see “Choosing Features for User Modes” on page 2-48).you configure the USB flash drive feature.

guring the USB Flash Drive Feature

1. From the Main screen, touch Setup.

2. Touch Device Management.

3. Touch USB Flash Drive.

4. Touch ConfiguPort.

5. Insert a USB fport on the froMaker/Picture

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7. Touch Save.

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UsingTo ma

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the KODAK Photo or the KODAK Photo 850.

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the USB flash drive.

screen instructions for order.

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the USB Flash Driveke prints using a USB flash drive:

Making Multiple Prints frIMPORTANT: This feature is

have the optioPrinter 4720, Printer 6400, Printer 6800/6

1. Follow the on-screen instructions to start an order.

2. Touch USB Flash Drive for the picture source.

3. Insert the USB flash drive into the USB port on the front of the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk.

re Maker

USB Port

Picture Kiosk

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e terms of the e, touch I Accept.ccept the terms of the e, touch I Do Not turn to the Main screen.

ital picture source.

ital media into the ve.

Pictures.screen appears.

Making Print


1. Touch Make Prints from Digital Pictures.

NOTE: If you only have one Make Prints from Digital Pictures menu option available, that menu option automatically starts when you touch Make Prints from Digital Pictures.


3. Touch Make Multiple Prints.NOTE: This button appears only if the

Make Single Prints feature is enabled. See “Choosing Features for User Modes” on page 2-48.

The Copyright screen appears if you have the Copyright feature enabled (see page 2-50). If the Copyright feature is not enabled, continue with step 5.

4. If you accept thcopyright noticIf you do not acopyright noticAccept. You re

5. Select your dig

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the Digital Print Order

er/Picture Kiosk reads tion from the camera rmine image selection

quantity for 4 x 6"

r of prints per image lected appear in the rner of the thumbnail it is selected.

he order appear th a green check mark.res, see page 2-48.

Making Print


8. Touch Change Layout to select an alternative print or small print size. If you select a small print size, see “Making Prints Using the Small Prints Feature” on page 3-15.

NOTE: Your selection determines the size of your prints for your whole order. See “Setting up Standard Print Layouts” on page 2-40.

NOTE: If you have the Prints in Seconds application and Enable digital source Print Orders enabled, the following message appears:

If you would like to useFile, touch Yes.

✔ Picture Makthe informacard to deteand image prints.

✔ The numbeand size selower left coimage when

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9. Touch the pictures you want to print. Touch:

✔ Left and Right arrows to display the next group or previous group of pictures.

✔ Select All Pictures to select all of the pictures that appear on the digital media.

✔ Deselect All Pictures if you do not want to choose any of the pictures.

✔ Make an Enlargement to add an enlargement to your order.

NOTE: The Total Pictures window displays the total number of images on the digital camera card.

The Pictures Ordered window displays the number of pictures selected from all digital media. If the pictures selected exceed the print limit set on the system, an error message appears.

A check mark appears in the upper left corner of each thumbnail selected.

10. Once a picturetouch:

✔ The arrows prints.

✔ Edits & Enlapicture.

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0-13 for each picture

continue.

do not have the proper rinting, you can:

o include the on images in the order e pictures anyway. the resolution warning. images with the on warning from the h Done to print the ictures not affected by n problem.

e a small print size ee “Setting up

Print Layouts” on ), and you want to print res using a smaller e, see “Making Prints Small Prints Feature” -15.

Making Print


11. From the Edits & Enlargements screen touch:

✔ Rotate to rotate the preview.✔ Zoom & Crop to crop your picture.✔ More Edits to edit the picture before

printing. See “Enhancing Your Pictures” on page 11-1.

✔ Enhancement to automatically improve your picture.

✔ The arrows to set the number of prints.

12. If desired, select an enlargement size.NOTE: The enlargement sizes that

appear can be configured. See “Setting up the Prints in Seconds Enlargements” on page 2-41.

13. When you are finished, touch Save.NOTE: If you have Inline Enlargements

Upsell enabled, the first time a customer touches Save, a dialog box appears giving the option to add an enlargement to their order. See page 2-52.

14. Repeat steps 1selected.

15. Touch Done to

If your picturesresolution for p✔ touch Yes t

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r Summary screen,

ures in Order to display in your order. Touch proceed with your

s to Order to return to lection screen to add s to your order.e CD to make a Picture ctures in your order. appears only if you ture enabled. See eatures for User age 2-48. to submit your order.

enabled, the total cost r appears on the e “Setting up Pricing” 11.

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A summary of your order appears. 16. From the Ordetouch:

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m Digital Pictures

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have one Make Prints al Pictures menu option that menu option ally starts when you e Prints from Digital

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ee “Choosing for User Modes” on .

size.t screen appears if you yright feature enabled 0). If the Copyright enabled, continue with

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Making Enlargements froMake sure you:✔ remove the digital media from the

appropriate drive on the system.✔ pick up your pictures from the

chute on the front of the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk.

1. Touch Make PPictures.

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t Preview screen, touch:

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ur picture.

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s enabled, the total cost er appears on the ee “Setting up Pricing” -11.

Making Print


5. If you accept the terms of the copyright notice, touch I Accept.If you do not accept the terms of the copyright notice, touch I Do Not Accept. You return to the Main screen.

6. Select your digital picture source.

7. Insert your digital media into the appropriate drive.

8. Touch Browse Pictures.

9. Touch the picture you want.NOTE: Touch the arrows to display the

next 9 or previous 9 pictures.

10. Touch Rotate Preview to rotate the preview.

11. Touch OK when you are finished.

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g Prints from BLUETOOTH® Technology led Devices and Infrared Devices

TANT: You must have the wireless or infrared enablement software installed to use this feature.

ature lets you make prints from JPEG, TIFF, P images from the following input sources:Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)Cellular Phone

1. Touch Make Prints From a Camera Phone.


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RTANT: If you are using an infrared device, you must stand within 3 feet (1 meter) of the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk.

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Small Prints Feature the proper resolution small print size r/Picture Kiosk selects esolution of your cture Maker/Picture warning. You can also t sizes for normal lection determines the whole order. See Layouts” on page 2-40.

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thumbnail of the picture appears on the creen as the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk ceives it.

7. Touch Done Sending Pictures when you are finished sending pictures.

8. Follow steps 8-16 from “Making Multiple Prints from Digital Pictures” on page 3-5.

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u touch the same ure repeatedly, the ure is added to the r each time you touch

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of your order appears.

Making Print


NOTE: The Total Pictures window displays the total number of images on the digital media.

The Prints Ordered window displays the number of pictures requested. If the prints ordered exceed the print limit set on the system, an error message appears.

A check mark appears in the upper left corner of each thumbnail selected.

4. Once a picture is selected, touch Edits to edit your picture. See “Enhancing Your Pictures” on page 11-1.

5. When you are finished, touch Save.

6. Repeat step 3 for each picture.

7. Touch Done to continue.

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ou:e digital media from priate drive on the

ur pictures from the he front of the Picture ture Kiosk.

Making Print


8. From the Order Summary screen, touch:

✔ Review Pictures in Order to display the pictures in your order. Touch Continue to proceed with your order.

✔ Add Pictures to Order to return to the Input Selection screen to add more pictures to your order.

✔ Add a Picture CD to make a Picture CD of the pictures in your order. This button appears only if you have the feature enabled. See “Choosing Features for User Modes” on page 2-48.

✔ Place Order to submit your order.

NOTE: If pricing is enabled, the total cost of the order appears on the screen. See “Setting up Pricing” on page 2-11.

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g prints with the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk y—just follow the steps in this chapter along e on-screen instructions to create prints olor or black-and-white pictures.

TANT: You must have the KODAK PS6/PS7/PS8/PS9 Print Scanner and one of the following printers installed to use this feature.

KODAK Photo Printer 8110KODAK Photo Printer 4720KODAK Photo Printer 6400KODAK Photo Printer 6800/6850KODAK Photo Printer 8800

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atisfied with the

to scan your picture

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11. Touch Print when you are satisfied with the picture.

NOTE: Leave your picture on the scanner until your print is finished. This may take a few minutes.

1. Touch Make Prints From Prints.

2. Touch Make Many Prints from Prints.


3. If you accept copyright notiIf you do not acopyright notiAccept. You rscreen.

4. Place your picscanner.

5. Touch a Scan

✔ Scan Color✔ Scan Black

6. If you are not preview touch

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tures you want to print.

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8. Repeat steps 4-7 for each additional picture.

9. Touch Done when you are finished scanning.

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11. Once a picture is selected you can touch:

✔ The arrows to set the number of prints.

✔ Edits & Enlargements to edit your picture.

NOTE: If you do not want to edit your picture, touch Done and continue with step 17.

If you touch Edits & Enlargements, the following screen appears:

12. From the Editscreen, touch

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15. Repeat steps 11-14 for each picture selected.

16. Touch Done to continue.

A summary of your order appears with size and quantity information.


17. From the Ordtouch:

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g a Print Using Different Pictures: This feature is only available if you:have the KODAK Photo Printer 8110 or the KODAK Photo Printer 8800.do not have the KODAK Photo Printer 6800/6850 configured for 6 x 8 inch media.ble from all input sources, this feature lets rint multiple pictures on one sheet.

Output options depend uporibbon is loaded. The optio

Available Output Options

two different 5 x 7"s

four different 3.5 x 5"s

three different 4 x 6"s

four different 4 x 6"s

six different 3 x 4"s

eight different 3 x 4"s

1. Touch Make

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4. Select a print size.NOTE: The print size options available

depend on the paper and ribbon size you have loaded.



6. Select your input option and follow the on-screen instructions.

7. If you are using an input option that requires you to browse to select a picture, touch Browse Pictures.

NOTE: Touch the arrows to display the next 9 or previous 9 pictures.

8. Touch the picture that you want and continue with step 11.

9. If you are usas your inpupicture on th

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rows to set the number

is enabled, the total he order appears on en. See “Setting up on page 2-11.

after the last picture

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13. From this screen touch:

✔ Zoom & Crop to crop your picture.

✔ Edits to edit the picture before printing (see “Enhancing Your Pictures” on page 11-1).


✔ Accept and Get Another to scan the next picture.

NOTE: If you select Accept and Get Another and you are using a digital input source, you return to the thumbnail selection screen. You can select another thumbnail from this screen or touch New Input Source to choose another input source.

14. Repeat steps 6-13 for each additional picture.

15. Touch Done if you are ready to print.

16. Touch the arof prints.

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Collageollage input lets you scan multiple pictures e to create a collage.

TANT: You must have the print scanner installed to use this feature.

1. Touch Make Prints From Prints.

2. Select a print size.The Copyright screen appears if you have the Copyright feature enabled (see page 2-50). If the Copyright feature is not enabled, continue with step 4.


4. Touch Picture.

5. Place your picimage area of

6. Touch a Scan

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10. If you are not satisfied with the preview touch:

✔ Scan Again to scan your picture again.

✔ Rotate Picture to rotate the preview.

11. Touch OK when you are finished.A preview of your picture appears.

12. From this screen touch:

✔ Zoom & Crop to crop your picture.✔ Edits to edit the picture before



13. Touch the arrows to set the number of prints.

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14. Touch Print whwith the picture

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Using ID Photo Applications

ection provides information on how to take rint high quality ID Photo pictures. It includes lines for:Using digital cameras for ID Photo applicationsUsing the Passport guidesSetting the ID Photo sizeAdjusting the color balance for ID PhotosCreating ID Photos

TANT: This feature is only available if you have one or more of the following:

KODAK Photo Printer 4720KODAK Photo Printer 6400KODAK Photo Printer 6800/6850KODAK Photo Printer 8110KODAK Photo Printer 8800Minilab outputWholesale lab output

: Make sure that you set the size for the ID photo. See “Setting the ID Photo Image Size” on page 5-2.

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IDs Four 2.0 x 2.8 in. (5 x 7 cm)Two 3.5 x 5 in. (8.89 x 12.7 cm)

IDs 1.2 x 1.6 in. (3 x 4 cm)

IDs 1.5 x 2 in. (3.8 x 5.1 cm)

IDs 1.6 x 2 in. (4.1 x 5 cm)

IDs 1.8 x 1.8 in. (4.6 x 4.6 cm)

IDs 2 x 2 in. (5 x 5 cm)

IDs 1.2 x 1.5 in. (3 x 3.8 cm)

IDs 1.37 x 1.77 in. (3.5 x 4.5 cm)

IDs 1.38 x 1.85 in. (3.5 x 4.7cm)

IDs 1.3 x 1.8 in. (3.3 x 4.6 cm)

IDs 1.3 x 1.9 in. (3.3 x 4.8 cm)

IDs 1.4 x 1.4 in. (3.6 x 3.6 cm)

IDs 1.4 x 1.8 in. (3.6 x 4.6 cm)

IDs Eight 2.0 x 2.0 in. (5.08 x 5.08 cm)Two 3.5 x 5 in. (8.89 x 12.7 cm)

IDs 1 x 1.2 in. (2.5 x 3 cm)

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IDs Twenty 1 x 1.4 in. (2.5 x 3.6 cm)Two 3.5 x 5 in. (8.89 x 12.7 cm)

IDs 0.8 x 1 in. (2 x 2.5 cm)

IDs 1 x 1 in. (2.5 x 2.5 cm)

IDs 0.8 x 0.8 in. (2 x 2 cm)

IDs Twenty-Eight 1 x 1.2 in. (2.5 x 3 cm)Two 3.5 x 5 in. (8.89 x 12.7 cm)

IDs 1.2 x 1.6 in. (3 x 4.1 cm)

IDs Ten 1.37 x 1.77 in. (3.5 x 4.5 cm)Twelve 1.2 x 1.6 in. (3 x 4.1 cm)

Fourteen 1 x 1.2 in. (2.5 x 3.04 cm)

IDs Forty 0.8 x 0.8 in. (2 x 2 cm)Two 3.5 x 5 in. (8.89 x 12.7 cm)

IDs 0.8 x 1 in. (2 x 2.5 cm)

IDs 1 x 1.4 in. (2.5 x 3.6 cm)

IDs 1 x 1.2 in. (2.5 x 3 cm)

IDs 0.8 x 0.8 in. (2 x 2 cm)

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1. From the SetupApplication Set

2. Touch ID Photo

3. Touch ID Photo

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NOTE: See “Setting the IDpage 5-2.

The Position Picture screefeature is enabled.

6. Touch the Red, Green, and Blue arrows to increase or decrease the overall content of that color in all color prints.

7. Touch next to Enable Scene Balance to set the system to automatically balance the brightness of a scene. We recommend that you enable this feature if a customer wants both an ID Photo and a portrait from the same picture.

8. Touch Save.


10. Touch Exit. GuideLines


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1. To position and size the picture within the highlighted crop area and guide lines, touch:

✔ Arrow buttons to position your picture.

✔ Zoom In and Zoom Out buttons to make your picture smaller or larger.

RTANT: Position your picture so that the area from the top of the subject’s head (including hair) to the bottom of the subject’s chin is within the guide lines. The subject’s head should touch the line closest to the highlighted crop area, and the chin should touch the line farthest away from the highlighted crop area.

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ing ID Photosotos can be created from the following:Digital Camera CardCDFloppy diskHard DiskInfrared DeviceBLUETOOTH® Technology Enabled Devicean print ID Photos on your Picture r/Picture Kiosk or minilab. If you are using icing feature, make sure that you configure icing for ID Photos for the output that you ee “Setting up Pricing” on page 2-11.

1. Touch Make Other Photo Products.

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3. Select an ID Photo package.

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T appears in the upper each thumbnail

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bnail picture. Use the ll through the pictures.

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he following screen appears.

9. Touch the pictures you want to use to make ID Photos.

✔ Touch the arrows to display the next group or previous group of pictures.

✔ Touch Select All Pictures to select all of the pictures that appear on your digital media.

✔ Touch Deselect All Pictures if you do not want to choose any of the pictures.

A check markleft corner of selected.

10. Touch Done.

The following screen a

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ppears.

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12. Touch:

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✔ Restore Original Picture to undo the edits made to the selected picture.

13. Touch an opening in the ID Photo layout.The selected thumbnail appears in the opening.

14. Touch Select All to fill all of the openings in the ID Photo layout with the same thumbnail picture.

15. Touch Change Layout to change the ID Photo layout.

16. Remove Selected Pictures to remove the selected picture from the layout.

17. Use the arrows to select the print quantity.

18. Touch Done.

The following screen a

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Comp stomer information. s to make corrections. continue.

screen appears.

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leting a Minilab Order

1. Enter your last name. Touch Next.2. Enter an access code that will be

easy to remember. Touch Next.

3. Enter any other required information. Touch Next after each entry.

4. Review the cuTouch PreviouTouch Done toThe following

a KODAK Picture CD

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Making a KODAK Picture CD

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digital camera cardswireless devicesinfrared devicesUSB Flash drivesfloppy disksCDhard disk this feature, make sure:

The Write to CD feature is enabled (see “Choosing Features for User Modes” on page 2-48 for more information).You have a supply of blank KODAK Picture CDs. Contact your Kodak representative for ordering information.

The KODAK Picture CD fe✔ Select and edit pictur✔ Write pictures to a KO✔ Create an index print

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2. Touch Picture CD.

3. Select an index print option:

✔ Yes—always print an index print.✔ No—never print an index print.✔ Ask—ask the customer if they want

to print an index print.NOTE: The index print feature is only

available if you have the KODAK Photo Printer 4720, the KODAK Photo Printer 6400, or the KODAK Photo Printer 6800/6850 installed with your system.

4. Set the maximum number of images that can be written to a single CD. You can set the maximum number from 1 to 120.

5. Set the maximorder. You cannumber from 1

6. Touch Save.

7. Touch Start Ov

8. Touch Exit.

1. Touch Setup.

2. Touch System

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3. Touch Retailer Store Information.

4. Touch the Retailer ID for Picture CD field to select it.A yellow box appears around the field.

NOTE: If necessary, use Previous and Next to scroll through the list.

5. Touch the keybto the selectedon-screen keysave the inform

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8. Touch Exit.

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Select and edit pictures from your digital media.Write up to 120 pictures to a KODAK Picture CD.Create an index print of the pictures written to the KODAK Picture CD.

1. Touch Make a KODAK Picture CD.


2. If you accept tcopyright noticIf you do not acopyright noticAccept. You rescreen.

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T ures you want to write ture CD.

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9. Touch Removremove the seorder.

10. Touch Done.11. Continue with

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Writin

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1. From the Order Summary screen, touch:

✔ Review Pictures in Order to display the pictures in your order. Touch Continue to proceed with your order.

✔ Add Pictures to Order to add more pictures to your order.

✔ Place Order to submit your order.

2. If you do not Writer/DispenPicture CD inyou have the the CD is load

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Making


3. If the system is configured to ask if an index print should be printed, touch Yes below Make Index Print if you would like to make an index print. Refer to “Configuring the Write to CD Feature” on page 6-2.

NOTE: If pricing is enabled, the total cost of the Picture CD plus the index prints appears. See “Setting up Pricing” on page 2-11.

4. Touch Write Picture CD.Please wait while your KODAK Picture CD is made. This may take a few minutes.

5. When you are finished, make sure that you:

✔ remove the Picture CD.✔ pick up any pictures from the

chute on the front of the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk.

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g Pictures to a Floppy Diskan save an image to a floppy disk from all of input. When you enable the Write to Disk e (see “Choosing Features for User Modes” ge 2-48), you can write an image to disk one of the following options:High-resolution format—write one high-resolution JPEG format image to the disk. Optimized for professional use, this format requires your customer’s PC to have a minimum of 16 MB of RAM.Screen resolution JPEG format—write up to 5 “Picture Disk” size images to a single disk. This format is useful for e-mail or Internet applications. It is not recommended for printing on the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk. This format requires your customer’s PC to have a minimum of 8 MB of RAM.

: Use the KODAK pre-formatted disks with the PC Viewer Application. This application opens JPEG images only. You can also use high-density disks formatted on an IBM compatible PC.

1. Touch Make

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7. If you are using the print scanner as your input source, place the picture on the print scanner.


✔ Scan Color Picture✔ Scan Black & White PictureA preview of your picture appears.


✔ Scan Again if you are using the print scanner as your input source.



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guring the Drop Off Film Feature

16. When the disk is finished, push the eject button on your disk drive to eject the disk.


2. Touch Application Setup.

3. Touch Drop Off Film Setup.

4. Touch Film, Service and Packages.

5. Touch next to each product option that you want to make available to your customers. Use the arrows to scroll through the options.

6. Touch Save.

7. Touch Print Qu

8. Touch next to you want to mcustomers.

9. Touch Save.

10. Touch Addition

11. Touch next to that you want your customer

✔ KODAK PicThumbnails

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12. Touch Save.

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the Drop Off Film Featurean now order film processing and other finishing services directly through the Picture r/Picture Kiosk. you can use the Drop Off Film feature, you

Have a lab connected to the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk.Have a receipt printer connected to he Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk.Set the following Customer Information Options:❏ Last Name❏ E-mail Address

See the user’s guide for the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk with your lab.

Enable the Drop Off Film feature. See “Choosing Features for User Modes” on page 2-48.

✔ Configure the settingfeature. See “ConfiguFeature” on page 7-4

14. Touch Exit.

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4. Touch the print service that you want:

✔ One-Hour Service✔ Next Day Service

5. Touch the ordering service that you want. The services that appear vary depending on how you configure the Drop Off Film feature. See “Configuring the Drop Off Film Feature” on page 7-4.

6. Touch one:

✔ Single Prints✔ Double Prints

NOTE: The appearance of this option depends on how you configure the Drop Off Film feature. See “Configuring the Drop Off Film Feature” on page 7-4.

7. Touch one:

✔ Glossy Surf✔ Matte Surfa

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Film Scanner prints using the can create prints from:

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Making Prints using the Your customers can createoptional film scanner. You

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11. Review the order summary. Touch Place Order.

The Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk prints a label and invoice.

12. Place the invoice and film in the film order envelope.

13. Place the label on the film order envelope.

14. Touch Continue when you are finished.

15. Touch Order from Another Roll if you have another roll of film.

16. Touch Start New Order if you would like to create another type of order on the Picture Maker.


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information on loading 2000 Film Scanner.

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g Prints from Slides and Negatives

1. Touch Make Prints From Film.

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NOTE: Refer toLS-200your KOG3” for the LS-

8. If you are scnegative or following:

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nced Photo System

Film Scanner, follow int negatives from a o System cartridge:

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Making Prints from AdvaCartridgesUsing the NIKON LS-2000these steps to scan and prprocessed Advanced Phot

9. If you are scanning multiple pictures touch:

✔ Browse Color Pictures✔ Browse Black and White

PicturesThumbnail images of your pictures appear.

10. Touch a picture to select it.

11. Touch Rotate Picture to rotate the preview.


13. From the Print Preview screen touch:

✔ Zoom & Crop to crop your picture.

✔ Edit to edit the picture before printing. See “Enhancing Your Pictures” on page 11-1.

✔ Auto Enhance to automatically improve your picture.

14. Touch the anumber of p

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5. Touch Advanced Photo System Cartridge.

6. Load the cartridge into the film adapter as illustrated on the screen.

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rint Preview screen

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it the picture before See “Enhancing Your on page 11-1.ance to automatically

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7. Touch Select Color Picture by Number if you know the number of the picture you want to print.Use the on-screen keypad to select the ID number of the picture you want to print, and touch OK. Continue with step 10.Or

8. Touch Browse Color Pictures or Browse Black and White Pictures to view thumbnails of all of the pictures from the cartridge. This may take a few minutes.

NOTE: Touch the arrows to display the pictures in groups of 9.

9. Touch the picture that you want to print.A preview of your picture appears.

10. Touch Rotate Picture to rotate the preview.


12. From the Ptouch:

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g Stickersg stickers with your Picture Maker is just follow the steps in this section along e on-screen instructions to create stickers arious picture sources. See “Choosing res for User Modes” on page 2-48 to enable ature. This feature is only available with the K Picture Maker G3.ed pictures are slightly enlarged when

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ing the edges. If image content from the of a picture is desired for a sticker, it may be sary to scan the original as a larger input dding text to a sticker is also protected from

tial, undesired cropping.

: This feature is available only if you have the KODAK Photo Printer 4720 installed.

1. Make sure that you load sticker paper into the sticker paper tray, and that the tray is set to use sticker paper.

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6. If you are using a print scanner, continue with step 8. If you are using an input source that requires you to browse to select a picture, touch Browse Pictures.


7. Touch the picture that you want. Continue with step 10.



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Printing for Image TransfYou can print mirrored, un-transfer to items such as Tproducts, or mugs. Prints ffrom any form of input andthe available layouts.

IMPORTANT: To use this feKODAK PhotKODAK Photconnected to


NOTE: If you are using the print scanner, leave your picture on the scanner until your print is finished. This may take a few minutes.

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g Prints for Transfer: You can enable these options from the

User Mode Preferences screen. See “Choosing Features for User Modes” on page 2-48.

1. Touch Make Photo Cards and Gifts.NOTE: If you only have one Make

Photo Cards and Gifts menu option available, the Make Photo Cards and Gifts button does not appear. The button for the menu option appears on the Main screen instead.

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Printing Online Orders oMaker/Picture KioskYour customers can send your store to be printed on Kiosk. The way the ordersthe configuration of the:

✔ Import Queue✔ Picture Maker/Picture


NOTE: If you are using the print scanner, leave your picture on the scanner until your print is finished. This may take a few minutes.

The print is a mirror image, ready to transfer.

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1. Touch Make POnline Order.The on-screen

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ready to complete an ne of the following:ayment selections that r depend on how the e Maker/Picture Kiosk figured. There may be

than one selection ble. See the user’s for your payment ssing feature.r to pay at the counter.redit Card to pay at the er/Picture Kiosk using .ift Card to pay at the er/Picture Kiosk using

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3. Touch:

✔ Change Order to change the customer order. See “Changing an Online Order” on page 7-20.

✔ Review Pictures in Order to display the pictures in the order. Touch Continue to proceed with the order.

✔ Start Over to reset the order and start the process from the beginning.

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Changing an Online OrdeIf you touch Change Ordersummary screen, the follow

5. If Credit Card or Gift Card is selected:

✔ Insert the card fully into the card reader and remove it.

✔ Make sure the card is held correctly with the magnetic stripe facing down and to the right.

✔ Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the order.

6. Wait until the order is complete.When the order is confirmed, the Thank You screen appears.

7. Touch Start New Order to start a new order.


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1. Touch the thumbnail picture to select it. Pictures that you select for printing appear with a check mark.

2. Touch Edits & Enlargements to edit your picture.

3. Touch the up or down arrow to change the number of prints.

4. When you are ready to place an order, touch Done on the Selection screen.The Order Summary screen appears.

5. Complete thfrom “PrintinPicture Makpage 7-18.

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Configuring the Networkust configure the network to use the ing features:MinilabHard Disk Input and Output up the network, you must identify the:Internet Protocol (IP) Address—identifies the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk’s address on Ethernet.Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server—automatically retrieves the information needed to connect to a network. Contact your system administrator to see if you have access to a DHCP server and to configure it.Subnet Mask—controls which subnet your Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk is on.Broadcast Address—provides the address used to send a packet to all devices on the local subnet.Default Gateway—identifies a gateway to reach addresses that your Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk cannot reach on its own.

✔ Domain Name ServePicture Maker/PictureProtocol (IP) address

NOTE: You will need to uskeyboard to config“Using the Keyboapage 1-10.

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To configure your system:

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net Protocol (TCP/IP) erties.rotocol (TCP/IP) log box appears.

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6. Click Properties.The Local Area Connection Properties dialog box appears.

7. Click the following and make sure each check box is selected:

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Microsoft Networks.✔ NetBEUI Protocol.

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the following:

server address lly. lowing DNS server

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IMPORTANT: See the network administrator for the correct values.

9. Depending on your environment, select one of the following:

✔ Obtain an IP address automatically

✔ Use the following IP addressIf you select Obtain an IP address automatically, continue with step 10.If you select Use the following IP address: ✔ Enter values for the IP address,

Subnet Mask, and Default Gateway.

✔ Continue with step 10.

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2. Touch Network Configuration.

3. Touch Ping an IP Address.

4. Touch Check Connection.An on-screen keypad appears.

5. Use the on-screen keypad to enter a valid IP Address. Touch OK.A message box appears with your Network Connection test information.

6. Touch OK.

7. Touch Start O

8. Touch Exit.

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large files to the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk’s hard disk.better quality image files with less compression.the image files are saved to the Picture r/Picture Kiosk, you can access the files from ote computer connected to your Picture r/Picture Kiosk. You can also transfer JPEG, or BMP images from the computer to the e Maker/Picture Kiosk hard disk and then hem. This feature is available from all input es. using this feature, you must:

connect your Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk to a remote computer (see page 9-1).enable the hard disk feature (see page 9-4).

✔ make sure that your screen is set up propnetwork administratonetwork settings (see

✔ set the remote compPICTURE. Consult wadministrator for ass

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the KODAK Picture

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Connection Diagram for Maker G3 Order Station3. Connect the console to the

computer:

✔ Attach one end of the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet connector on the back of the console.

✔ Attach the other end of the Ethernet cable to the hub.

✔ Connect a second Ethernet cable from the hub to the Ethernet connector on the back of the remote computer.

4. Plug in all power cords and turn on the power to all Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk and computer equipment.

5. See your system administrator to configure the system on the network.

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EnabFollowenabl ettings

screen, touch Setup.

tion Setup.

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tion, you can:

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location to a directory computer (continue .

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1. From the Setup screen touch Select User Mode.


3. Touch the arrows to select Applications.

4. Use the arrows at the bottom of the screen to view the features.

5. Touch next to Enable Write to Hard Disk Application.

6. Touch Save.

7. Touch Exit.

1. From the Main

2. Touch Applica

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5. Enter the location to store and retrieve image files on your Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk:

✔ Touch Change Location.✔ Enter the path information using

the on-screen keyboard.✔ Touch Done.

6. Enter the location to store and retrieve image files on another computer:

✔ Touch Change Location.✔ Enter the path information (UNC

format) using the on-screen keyboard.

NOTE: Make sure that you include the computer name in the path information. For example, if the computer name is Example, and the shared directory is called Test, the new path location is:

\\Example\Test✔ Touch Done.

7. Touch Save toand exit this s

8. Touch Start O

9. Touch Exit.


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g an Image to the Picture Maker/Picture Hard Diskrite to Hard Disk feature lets you save an to the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk’s hard om all types of input.an retrieve the images later using the remote uter connected to your Picture Maker/Picture .e an image to the Picture Maker/Picture

’s hard disk:

1. Touch Make Other Photo Products.

2. Touch Write Pictures to Disk.

3. Touch Write Picture to Hard Disk.The Copyright screen appears if you have the Copyright feature enabled (see page 2-50). If the Copyright feature is not enabled, continue with step 5.

4. If you accepcopyright noIf you do notcopyright noAccept. Youscreen.

5. Select your the on-scree

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This file can now be accessed from your remote computer.

NOTE: The image files stored on your Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk hard disk will take up space and can slow your system performance. You can use your remote computer to delete the files from the shared directory (either on your Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk hard disk or on your remote computer). Reinstalling the application software deletes these image files.

See “Making Multiple Prints from Digital Pictures” on page 3-5 or “Making Enlargements from Digital Pictures” on page 3-11 to print pictures from the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk hard disk.

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Managing Reprints and Orders

icture Maker/Picture Kiosk lets you manage obs to local printers using the Previous es feature and the output queue.ess the output queue and reprint queue, n touch the button that appears in the lower orner of the screen. This button changes in rance according to the activity of the Picture

r/Picture Kiosk.Print Previous Pictures—lets your customer reprint the last 25 orders. See “Printing Previous Pictures” on page 10-1.Active—appears when an order is processing. Touch Active to access the output queue. See “Managing the Output Queue” on page 10-2 for more information on managing submitted print orders.Idle—appears when the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk is inactive and not processing an order.

✔ Error—appears whenyour Picture Maker/PError to display a fullmessage. See “Troupage 12-1 for more inerror messages.

✔ Alert—appears whenMaker/Picture Kiosk online orders. Touchimport queue. See “MQueue” on page 10-1on managing submitt

IMPORTANT: When you toubuttons, if youpassword enaprompts you f

Printing Previous PictureThe Previous Pictures buttright corner of the screen w

✔ you have a printer.✔ there are print jobs th

printed.✔ the system is idle an

processing an order.


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✔

NOTE

The Padditio

IMPOR eueueued jobs. The Queue hange the order in jobs from the output r screen updates every progress of jobs in the

Manager screen:.icture CD or print job is

ue:

t to print the picture.

ove the preview from vious Pictures queue, elete.

in the lower-right Main screen.

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the Previous Pictures feature is enabled.

: See page 2-48 to enable or disable the Previous Pictures option.

revious Pictures feature lets you make nal copies of the last 25 print orders.

TANT: If you have Payment Processing enabled, this feature is not available. Managing the Output Qu

The output queue lists all qManager screen lets you cwhich jobs print or removequeue. The Queue Managethree seconds to reflect thequeue.You can access the Queue

✔ from the Main screen✔ if an index print for P

in the queue. To manage the output que

1. From the Main screen, touch Previous Pictures.

NOTE: The system must be idle and not processing an order to access the Previous Pictures queue.

2. Touch the Job Number arrows to select the picture you want to print.

NOTE: Touch Queue Manager to access the Queue Manager screen.

3. Touch the arrows to select the number of prints.

4. Touch Prin

NOTE: To remthe Pretouch D

1. Touch Activecorner of the


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2. Select one of the following:

✔ Cancel Item—cancels the selected job.

✔ Move item to top of list—moves the selected job to the top of the list.

✔ Previous Pictures—return to the Previous Pictures screen.

✔ View Upload Queue—this button only appears if a lab device is enabled. See “Using the Upload Queue Manager” on page 10-4 for more information.

3. Touch OK when you are done.


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UsingAccesdeviceThe O

✔

✔

✔

✔

✔

IMPOR

Queue Manager.

ing orders on the

or Details to view the the order that has an button appears only if

n error.

ouch Queue Manager Queue Manager

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the Upload Queue Managers to the Upload Queue is available if a lab is enabled.n-Kiosk Queuing feature lets you:

View all orders and order details.Release all or individual pending orders.Hold all or individual pending orders.Release pending orders at the time release that is set up for your lab.Delete orders.

TANT: All jobs should be released and allowed to complete uploading before updating the Application software. If the jobs are not released before installing the software, they will be lost.

Viewing Orders

1. Touch Upload

2. View the pendscreen.

NOTE: Touch Errdetails of error. Thisthere is a

3. If necessary, tto access the screen.


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Relea

d Queue Manager :

al order(s) you want to

o hold all pending

at have a status of ” cannot be selected.

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sing Orders Holding Orders

1. On the Upload Queue Manager screen, touch:

✔ the individual order(s) you want to release.

✔ Select All to release all pending orders.

NOTE: Orders that have a status of “Sending” cannot be selected.

2. Touch Release.

1. On the Uploascreen, touch

✔ the individuhold.

✔ Select All torders.

NOTE: Orders th“Sending

2. Touch Hold.


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Relea

Delet

Order.rder screen appears.

te the order(s).o not want to cancel the this time.

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sing Time Release Orders

ing Orders

1. On the Upload Queue Manager screen, touch the individual order you want to release.


2. Touch Time Release.The order is set to release according to the Time Release that is set up for your lab.

1. On the Upload Queue Manager screen, touch:

✔ the individual order(s) you want to delete.

✔ Select All to delete all pending orders.


2. Touch DeleteThe Delete O

3. Touch:

✔ Yes to dele✔ No if you d

order(s) at


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UsingAccesdeviceThe Oresenthe la

r to select it. You can er or you can:

to select all orders in Queue.

ll—to deselect all e Resend Queue.

d Orders.esent.

eue Manager—to e Upload Queue creen.nager—to go to the nager screen.

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the Resend Queue Managers to the Resend Queue is available if a lab is enabled.n-Kiosk Queuing feature lets you select and d completed orders. You can resend up to st 25 lab orders.

1. On the Upload Queue Manager screen, touch Resend Orders.

2. Touch an ordeselect one ord

✔ Select All—the Resend

✔ Deselect Aorders in th

3. Touch ResenThe order is r

4. Touch:

✔ Upload Qureturn to thManager s

✔ Queue MaQueue Ma


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ConfiWhenyou aWIND

ck box next to w Network Orders to ature. appears. check mark to turn the f.

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guring the Import Queue you enable Accepting New Network Orders, lso enable File and Printer Sharing through OWS Networking.



3. Touch In Box Setup.

4. Touch the cheAccepting Neenable this feA check mark

NOTE: Touch thefeature of


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pad icon next to:

Order Size to set a print count

matically hold orders this limit. The order is

import queue until you order.ntion Period - —set the number of e Picture

ure Kiosk saves an r that is completed.ntion Period - —set the number of e Picture Maker saves rder that is unclaimed.

reen keypad to enter n.

to backspace.to cancel.to save.

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5. Select a release status:

✔ Hold—hold online orders in the import queue until you manually release the orders.

✔ Release—immediately send online for printing.

✔ Let Order Decide—the order decides when it is printed.

6. Select a printer destination:

✔ Lab—send online orders to a minilab for printing.

✔ Thermal—send online orders to a thermal printer for printing.

✔ Let Order Decide—the order decides where it is printed.

7. Touch the key

✔ Auto Hold Threshold—limit to autothat exceedheld in the release the

✔ Order ReteCompleteddays that thMaker/Pictonline orde

✔ Order ReteUnclaimeddays that than online o

8. Use the on-scthe informatio

Touch Touch Touch


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eue

Manager screen, port Queue.

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Managing the Import Qu9. Touch Save to store your changes.


11. Touch Exit.

1. On the Queuetouch View Im


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to release the selected printing.old the selected m printing. delete the selected

Manager to go to the er screen.

en you are done.

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2. Touch an order to select it. You can select one order or you can:

✔ Select All—to select all orders in the Import Queue.

✔ Deselect All—to deselect all orders in the Import Queue.

3. If there is more than one page of orders, touch the arrow buttons to view more orders.

4. Touch Details to view the:

✔ customer name.✔ thumbnail images of the first 3

pictures on the order.Touch OK to close the detail screen and return to the Import Queue screen.

5. Touch:

✔ Release—order(s) for

✔ Hold—to horder(s) fro

✔ Delete—toorder(s).

6. Touch QueueQueue Manag

7. Touch OK wh

hancing Your Pictures

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11The fo

✔

✔

✔

✔

✔

✔

✔

✔

✔

NOTE

From

ure that you wish to ture.

En


Enhancing Your Picturesllowing editing features are available:

Zoom & CropRemove Red-eyeAdjust the Brightness/ContrastAdjust the ColorRestore ColorAdd a BorderAdd TextApply Sepia or Black and WhiteEnhancement

: Each editing feature can be turned off. See “Choosing Features for User Modes” on page 2-48.

the Preview screen:

1. Touch More Edits.

2. Select the featadd to your pic


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UsingYou ccrop othe zothe Ed

Zoom Out

Rotate thehex

Touch to designate the

crop box

center point of the crop box

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Zoom & Cropan zoom into an area of your picture and ut unwanted portions of the picture by using om and crop tool. Follow these steps from it screen to use the zoom and crop tool:

1. Touch Zoom & Crop.

2. Position the red crop box. Use the control buttons or the touch-screen. The area within the red box is printed. Everything outside of the red box is cropped out of the print.


4. From the Edit screen, touch Save if you are not going to use the other editing tools.

Zoom In Position tcrop bo

The red crop box containsthe area that will print


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RemoThe Rred-eythesered-ey

screen, touch Save oing to use the other

Center the eye in this window. Touch the center of the eye to position it.

Increase or decrease the correction level.

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ving Red-Eyeemove Red-eye tool lets you remove the e effect caused by flash exposure. Follow

steps from the Edit screen to remove e:

1. Touch Remove Red-eye.

2. Touch the eye and position the red box over the entire eye. Correct each eye separately.

3. Use Zoom In and Zoom Out to fit the entire eye in the window to the right of your picture.

4. Use the arrows to increase or decrease the correction level.

NOTE: The correction is automatically saved when the red box is repositioned to another eye.

5. Touch Save when you are satisfied with the results.

6. From the Edit if you are not gediting tools.

Zoom Out

Touch the eye in this window to position the red box over the eye.

Zoom In


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AdjusFollowor dar

e Edit screen to adjust

t Color.

en, and Blue arrows to or decrease the color ture.change the color zero.

when you are satisfied ults.

it screen, touch Save t going to use the tools.

En


ting the Brightness and Contrast these steps from the Edit screen to lighten ken your picture, or change the contrast:

Adjusting the ColorFollow these steps from ththe color of your picture:

1. Touch Brightness and Contrast.

2. Touch:

✔ Brightness arrows to increase or decrease the brightness.

✔ Contrast arrows to increase or decrease the contrast.

✔ Reset to change the Brightness and Contrast values to zero.



1. Touch Adjus

2. Touch:

✔ Red, Greincrease in the pic

✔ Reset to values to

3. Touch Savewith the res

4. From the Edif you are noother editing


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RestoFollowcolor

Edit screen to add text

t.

ears depends on the ch:rs to use a European

o use a Greek

to use a Korean

to use a Chinese

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ring Color these steps from the Edit screen to restore

to old or faded pictures:

Adding TextFollow these steps from theto a picture:

1. Touch Restore Color.The picture appears with the automatic system color restoration applied.

2. Touch:

✔ Restore Color arrows to increase or decrease the color restoration level.

✔ Reset to change the restoration levels back to the automatic setting.


NOTE: The adjustment applies to the current picture only.


1. Touch Add Tex

The keyboard that appcurrent language. Tou✔ European Characte

keyboard.✔ Greek Characters t

keyboard.✔ Korean Characters

keyboard.✔ Chinese Characters

keyboard.


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screen, touch Add Text ther text features:

xt—edit existing text.ext—add another block ur picture.ext—remove all text ture.

you are not going to diting tools.

En


2. Type text using the on-screen keyboard.

NOTE: You can add multiple blocks of text to your picture. Each block can be 1 to 3 lines and a maximum of 40 characters per line.

3. Touch Done when you are finished.

4. Use the controls to customize your text:

✔ Rotate the text.✔ Change the color of the text.✔ Change the style of the text.

NOTE: The style feature does not appear if the current language is Chinese or Korean.

✔ Change the size of the text.✔ Use the arrows or touch the screen

to position the text.

5. Touch Save.

6. From the Edit again to use o

✔ Edit Last Te✔ Add More T

of text to yo✔ Delete All T

from the pic

7. Touch Save if use the other e


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Add T

Touch the arrows to change the style

Touch the arrows to change the text color.

Toucto rot90° c

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ext Screen

Use the arrows to position the text.

h Rotate Text ate the text lockwise.

Touch the arrows

to change the text size.

Touch Edit Text to change the text blocks in your picture.


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AddinThe A

✔

✔

Followborde a border to your picture

ain screen.n, touch Make Photo

e Make Photo Cards tion available, the Make

ifts button does not n for the menu option in screen instead.

With A Border.

his section to add a e.

it screen, touch Save if oing to use the other

hange Border to select t border.

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g a Border to a Picturedd Border tool lets you:Add a designed border to your picture.Zoom and crop the picture within the border. these steps from the Edit screen to add a

r to your picture: NOTE: You can also add starting from the M

1. From the Main screeCards and Gifts.

NOTE: If you only have onand Gifts menu opPhoto Cards and Gappear. The buttoappears on the Ma

2. Touch Make Picture

3. Follow steps 2-5 in tborder to your pictur

1. Touch Add Border.

2. Touch a border to select it.NOTE: Use the arrows and category

tabs to view all borders.

3. Use the following tools as necessary:

✔ the arrows to position the picture inside the border.

✔ Zoom In or Zoom Out to resize your picture.


5. From the Edyou are not gediting tools.

NOTE: Touch Ca differen


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ApplyYou cwhite black-tonedfeaturan oldfrom tand w

hen you are done.

screen, touch Save.

En


ing Sepia Tone or Black and Whitean turn your color pictures into black and or Sepia toned pictures. The and-white feature lets you create a neutral black-and-white picture. The Sepia tone e applies a brownish cast, similar to that of fashioned photograph. Follow these steps he Edit screen to apply sepia tone or black hite to your picture:

1. Touch Sepia Black & White.

2. Touch next to:

✔ Sepia to add Sepia Tone to your picture.

✔ Black & White to turn your color picture into a black-and-white picture.

✔ Color to save your picture as a color picture.

A check mark appears next toyour selection.

3. Touch Save w

4. From the Edit


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UsingThe ebrightEnhanred-ey

button below the u want to save:

l Pictureed Picture

ct Enhanced Picture, rows to select the hancement:

no enhancement.—lowest level of ement.ighest level of

ement.

e.djustment applies to rrent picture only.

En


Enhancementnhancement feature enhances the overall ness, contrast, and color of your picture. cement also finds and reduces some e.

1. From the Preview screen, touch Enhancement.

NOTE: The enhancement feature may take a few minutes.

2. Touch thepicture yo

✔ Origina✔ Enhanc

3. If you seleuse the arlevel of en

✔ None—✔ Normal

enhanc✔ High—h

enhanc

4. Touch SavNOTE: The a

the cu

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12Use thtroublMakeFirst, Healthproblesetupdiagnyour PaccesIn addsectioinformtable dprocechaptpictur

t errors, the button in our screen appears as

on to display a full sage. You may need to

screen to correct the tion, see “Managing

age 10-1.

ecks Screenlems, always begin by the Setup screen. shoot individual

e Setup screen to

s.


Troubleshootinge procedures in this chapter for

eshooting problems with your Picture r/Picture Kiosk.use Health Checks. The information on the Checks screen can help you identify basic ms with the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk

or in hardware performance. These ostics run automatically when you start up icture Maker/Picture Kiosk and are also

sible through the Setup screen. ition to the Health Checks information, this n also provides specific troubleshooting ation for each of the components. Each escribes faulty behavior and recommended

dures for correcting the problem. This er also contains procedures for correcting e quality problems.

Handling Output ErrorsIf you encounter any outputhe bottom right corner of yError. Touch the Error buttdescription of the error mescancel a print job from thisproblem. For more informaReprints and Orders” on p

Accessing the Health ChWhen troubleshooting probtouching Health Checks onThen, if necessary, troublehardware separately. Follow these steps from thaccess Health Checks:

1. Touch Diagnostics.2. Touch Health Check

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HePichHeintro

3.

4.5.

hecks

sible Solutionn the Picture er/Picture Kiosk off, back on. If the

blem persists, contact DAK Service and port.

n the Picture er/Picture Kiosk off, back on. If the







alth Checks runs a diagnostics of your cture Maker/Picture Kiosk. Each device is ecked and the information appears on the alth Checks screen. Refer to this

formation when using the Health Checks ubleshooting table.

Once you have finished looking at the Health Checks screen, touch Continue.Touch Start Over.Touch Exit to resume using the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk.

Troubleshooting Health C

Problem PosTotal Physical Memory indicates less than 384 MB.

TurMakthenproKOSup

Hard Disk(s) indicates other than OK.

TurMakthenproKOSup

Disk Drive indicates NOT FOUND.

TurMakthenproKOSup

CD-ROM Drive indicates NOT FOUND.

TurMakthenproKOSup

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The Csquacolor

PS6 indicaFOU

Probify:

The print scanner ready light is illuminated.The USB cable and power cords are connected properly.Disconnect the USB cable from the print scanner and then reconnect it.

e problem persists, tact KODAK Service Support.

sible Solution


olor Verify res are not the s indicated.

Turn the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk off, then back on. If the problem persists, contact KODAK Service and Support.

Print Scanner tes NOT

ND.

Verify:✔ The print scanner

power is on.✔ The print scanner

ready light is illuminated.

✔ The print scanner cable and power cords are connected properly.

✔ The print scanner SCSI ID is set to 1. See the manual packed with your print scanner.

✔ The SCSI chain is terminated properly.

lem Possible SolutionPS7/PS8/PS9 Print Scanner indicates NOT FOUND.

Ver✔

✔

✔

USB Flash Drive indicates NOT FOUND.

If thconand

Problem Pos

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Troub py Disk Drive

ProbNo ptouchdispla

The tdisplarespo

ible SolutionEnsure that the disk is inserted completely.Insert a new disk.

a new disk.

e that the disk is not protected. Re-insert sk.

ve the disk. Shut down icture Maker/Picture

, and turn off the e Maker/Picture Kiosk r. k all cable connections, en turn on the Picture

r/Picture Kiosk.


leshooting the Touch-Screen Display Troubleshooting the Flop

lem Possible Solutionicture on the -screen y.

Verify:✔ The console power

switch is turned on.✔ The power cable is

plugged in and the outlet is known to be working.

ouch-screen y does not nd to touch.

Calibrate your touch-screen display (see page 2-38). Turn the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk off, then back on.

Problem PossThe following message appears:“No Disk in the Drive.”

✔

✔

The following message appears:“Insufficient space on disk. Please remove your disk.”

Insert

The following message appears:“Disk is write protected.”

Ensurwrite the di

The following message appears:“Disk Drive Error.”

Remoyour PKioskPicturpoweChecand thMake

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Troub

Troub

d Border Installation

ProbPictuMakeKioskunex

Prob“Foundoes

ble Solutionect some of the borders e trying to install or some of the currently ed borders. Touch OK ceed. See “Deleting ned Borders” on 1-8.

that a border CD is in ive or that the CD is


leshooting the Console

leshooting the USB Flash Drive Port

Troubleshooting Designe

lem Possible Solutionre r/Picture turns off

pectedly.

Verify:✔ The power cord is

connected properly.✔ There are no other

electrical devices plugged into the same outlet (i.e. fans, motors, equipment).

lem Possible Solutiond device”

not appear.Reinsert the USB flash drive in to the USB port on the front of the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk. Wait for “Found device” to appear. If the problem persists, insert a different USB flash drive. If “Found device” still does not appear, contact KODAK Service and Support.

Problem Possi“Installing the selected borders will exceed the border disk space. Either deselect some of the borders you are trying to install or delete some of the currently installed borders to proceed.”

Deselyou ardeleteinstallto proDesigpage

“Please insert a valid border CD.”

Checkthe drvalid.

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Troub ality

Prob“Instapromexcepromspacdeletinstapromtry ag

“Therproblyour Pleas

“The has aexpirnot b

le Solutionsge 5-1 for the der recommendations.

te the printer (see -31).

cture was scanned on t scanner and the lines on both the displayed nd the print, clean the anner glass (see the l packed with your print r).es appear only on the

image, clean the l print head (see the l packed with your .


leshooting Error Messages Troubleshooting Print Qu

lem Possible Solutionlling the otion would ed the otion disk e. Please e one of the lled otions and ain.”

1. Touch OK to clear the message box.

2. Delete one of the installed promotions.

3. Try the operation again.

e was a em installing promotion. e try again.”

1. Touch OK to clear the message box.

2. Try the operation again.3. If the problem persists,

contact KODAK Service and Support.

promotion lready

ed, so it will e installed”

You cannot install an expired promotion. Touch OK to clear the message box.

Problem PossibPoor image size proportions on ID photos from digital camera.

See paviewfin

Prints have green, blue, or pink tint.

Calibrapage 2

Prints have vertical white lines, vertical colored lines, or scratches.

If the pithe prinappearimage aprint scmanuascanneIf the linprintedthermamanuaprinter)

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ID phpassprintsKODDC12410/4Camprintiwith a

Poorcolorbrighphotodigita

Probrning may include all ictures or a selected pending upon which have a resolution he customer can:

ouch an individual icture, or touch Select ll to continue with the rder and print the ictures anyway.ontinue with the order nd print the remaining ictures not affected y the resolution roblem.ouch Start Over to ancel the order.

le Solutions


oto port-size from AK DC50, 0, or DCS 20 Digital

eras are ng dark or red tint.

Try adjusting the ID Photo color balance. See “Adjusting the Color Balance for ID Photos” on page 5-5.

picture or tness on ID s from l camera.

See “Adjusting the Color Balance for ID Photos” on page 5-5.

lem Possible Solutions“You have pictures in your order that display the yellow resolution warning. Optimum print quality may not be achieved for these pictures based on the print size. Would you like to include these pictures in your order?”

The waof the pfew, depicturesissue. T✔ t

paop

✔ capbp

✔ tc

Problem Possib

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Troub

Mess“Therin theOK aKODCD.”

“The tray iKODCD. Pand iKODCD.”

“The tray apictuon it KODCD. Pand iKODCD.”

heck that the CD is lean and free of dust.ry the operation again.

f the operation fails, se a new Picture CD.

t KODAK Service and rt.

heck that the CD is lean and free of dust.ry the operation again.

f the operation fails, se a new Picture CD.heck that the CD is lean and free of dust.ry the operation again.

f the operation fails, se a new Picture CD.

le Solution


leshooting the CD-RW Drive

age Possible Solutione is no CD tray. Press nd insert a AK Picture

✔ Check that there is a CD in the tray.

✔ Touch OK.✔ Try the operation again.✔ If the operation fails,

use a new Picture CD.CD in the s not a AK Picture ress OK

nsert a AK Picture

✔ Check that the CD in the tray is a KODAK Picture CD.


use a new Picture CD.CD in the lready has

res written or it is not a AK Picture ress OK

nsert a AK Picture

✔ Check that the CD in the tray is a KODAK Picture CD.


use a new Picture CD.

“Failed to Read the CD. The CD may be dirty or unusable. Press OK and insert another KODAK Picture CD.”

✔ Cc

✔ T✔ I

u

“There was a problem making a KODAK Picture CD. Please contact a store employee.”

ContacSuppo

“Failed to Write the pictures to the CD. The CD may be dirty or unusable.”

✔ Cc

✔ T✔ I

u“Failed to Close the session on the CD. The CD may be dirty or unusable.”

✔ Cc

✔ T✔ I

u

Message Possib

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ealth Checks a diagnostic tool that t application errors. ealth Check, a report ng information. Use the resolve the application tact KODAK Service

if the enabler has been

“TherproblprepapictuwritinCD.”

No m

Mess

tics.

ion Health Check. status appears.

e.

er.


Accessing Application HApplication Health Check iyou can use to troubleshooAfter running Application Happears with troubleshootiinformation in this report toerror. You may need to conand Support.Each enabler is also listedsuccessfully installed.

e was a em ring the

res for g to this

Contact KODAK Service and Support.

essage. If there is no message and the CD never completes writing after 10 minutes:✔ Restart the Picture

Maker/Picture Kiosk.✔ Resubmit the job.✔ Contact KODAK

Service and Support.

age Possible Solution

1. Touch Diagnos

2. Touch ApplicatThe application

3. Touch Continu

4. Touch Start Ov

5. Touch Exit.

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CopyYou minformrepres

IMPOR

d Reader


d Swipe.

nt card in to the card kly remove it.d from the card and screen.s not appear, try rd. If the data still does , contact KODAK d Support.

clear the data from the

r.


ing Diagnostics to Disketteay be asked to review diagnostics ation with a KODAK Service and Support entative.

TANT: You must use a high-density diskette.

Testing the Magnetic Car

1. Touch Diagnostics.

2. Touch Copy Diagnostics to Disk.

3. Insert a floppy disk into the disk drive.

4. Touch Copy to Disk.NOTE: If the information for the

diagnostics report does not fit on one diskette, you will be prompted to insert another diskette.


6. Touch Exit.


2. Touch Test Car

3. Insert a paymereader and quicThe data is reaappears on the

NOTE: If data doeanother canot appearService an

4. Touch Reset toscreen.

5. Touch Start Ove

6. Touch Exit.

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ChecSettinIf youup coof equsecurthat:

✔

✔

n this configuration has SB port.

equipment in the ur Picture Maker may nt.

s KODAK PS6 Print ODAK PS7/PS8/PS9 r Picture Maker will t scanner. This diagram oto Printer 6400 and Printer 6800/6850. r will only have one of

EquiKOD

KOD

NIKO

Printer 8110

Printer 4720

Printer 6400

0 Film Scanner

rint Scanner

S8/PS9 Print Scanner


king Cable Connections and SCSI ID gs

r Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk does not start rrectly or you are not able to connect a piece ipment, check that the cables are connected

ely. If you have a Picture Maker, make sure

The Picture Maker is terminated properly.The SCSI IDs are set properly.

Equipment KeyIMPORTANT: The console i

more than 1 UUse this key to identify thediagram on page 12-13. Yonot have all of the equipme

NOTE: This diagram showScanner and the KPrint Scanner. Youonly have one prinshows KODAK Phthe KODAK PhotoYour Picture Makethese printers.

pment SCSI IDAK Photo Printer 6400 0

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ion:Keep the surrounding area vacuumed and litter-free.Protect the touch-screen display from tobacco smoke, dust, and liquid spills.Clean the outside of the touch-screen display cabinet using a soft, clean, lint-free cloth slightly moistened with a mild detergent solution. Rinse the cloth with clear water, wring it dry, and wipe the cabinet to remove any detergent residue.

TANT: Do not apply the cleaner from a spray bottle. The cleaner could seep into the touch-screen display and cause damage.

hut down the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk nd disconnect the console from the power utlet before you clean it.emove dust, dirt, fingerprints, and marks by iping the touch-screen with a soft, clean, nt-free cloth slightly moistened with a on-ammonia based glass cleaner.

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3. After you finish cleanimake sure that the toucompletely dry beforepower cord and turn th

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steps to upgrade your application software. ation can take up to 30 minutes.

TANT: All jobs should be released and allowed to complete uploading before updating the Application software. If the jobs are not released before installing the software, they will be lost. See “Using the Upload Queue Manager” on page 10-4.

After you reinstall the application software, you do not have to reinstall the enabler software.

Follow the steps carefully. Do not touch or interact with the screen during the installation process unless directed to do so in the steps listed below. Interacting with certain screens may cause the installation to fail!

1. Save your Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk settings. See “Saving Your Settings” on page 2-21.

2. Insert the PictKiosk softwarethe CD-ROM dtouch the unde

CAUTION:To prevent pdamage, do Maker/Picturinstallation.

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re Maker/Picture Kiosk that the version rs in the lower left creen.

ture Maker/Picture . See “Loading Your age 2-22.

to test the Picture Kiosk.ons about installing the AK Service and

uality prints, calibrate fter installing software 31).


9. At “Setup Needs The Next Disk”:

✔ Remove CD 1 and store it in a safe place.

✔ Insert CD 2 in the CD-ROM drive.✔ Wait approximately 10 seconds.✔ Touch OK.

10. At “Setup Complete”:

✔ Remove CD 2 and store it in a safe place.

✔ Touch OK.The application software starts automatically after the Picture Maker/Picture Kiosk restarts.

11. After the Picturestarts, verifynumber appeacorner of the s

12. Load your PicKiosk settingsSettings” on p

13. Print a pictureMaker/Picture

If you have any questisoftware, contact KODSupport.

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than 1000 Lux; no sure to direct sunlight.

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Order Station Size

Height: 21 in. (53.3 cm)Width: 24 in. (61 cm)Depth: 20 in. (50.8 cm)

Order Station Weight

Maximum 65 lbs (29.5 kg)

Order Station LS Size

Height: 17 in. (43.2 cm)Width: 17 in. (43.2 cm)Depth: 20 in. (50.8 cm)

Order Station LS Weight

Maximum 62 lbs (28.1 kg)

Front 36 in. (91.4 cm)

Back 6 in. (15.2 cm)

Left Side 6 in. (15.2 cm)

Right Side 6 in. (15.2 cm)

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Airflow Required airflow1.5 cubic meters per minute.

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Humidity Operating: 15 – 86%Storage: 5– 86%

Altitude 8000 ft. (2440 m) maximum

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AppKODASoftwBy usKiosktermsREADCONDusing accesagreethis A“Dealeconditcopy tthe paROM

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ure Kiosk equipment and to use arketing materials and l materials associated foregoing collectively

censed Property”).t it shall not, without the val of Kodak, directly or any of its rights, duties

er this Agreement, or herwise appoint any epresentatives, llers, original equipment lue-added re-sellers, rs or other third parties port the Licensed

by Kodak or its ted by copyright laws es. You may not copy as expressly provided

y not reverse engineer, le, or derive Software.

ents Back Next Index B-1

endix B: K Picture Maker G3/Picture Kiosk G4 are User License Agreementing KODAK Picture Maker G3/Picture G4, you expressly agree to the following and conditions. THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND ITIONS CAREFULLY before installing or the Software. By installing, copying, sing, or otherwise using the Software, you to be bound by the terms and conditions of greement (“Agreement”). If you (“you” or r”) do not agree with the terms and ions of this Agreement, you may not use or he Software, and you should promptly return ckage in its entirety with the sealed CD (s) for a refund.GRANT OF LICENSEA. Subject to the terms of this Agreement,

Eastman Kodak Company (“Kodak”) grants Dealer, and Dealer hereby accepts a non-exclusive non-transferable license for the enclosed software program(s) and all related data files (collectively, the “Software”) to use only on the Kodak

Picture Maker/Pict(the “Equipment”) documentation, many other collateratherewith (all of theconstituting the “Li

B. Dealer agrees thaprior written approindirectly (i) assignor obligations und(ii) authorize or otdealers, agents, rdistributors, re-semanufacturers, vasystems integratoto distribute or supProperty.

2. COPYRIGHTThe Software is ownedsuppliers and is protecand international treatithe Software other thanin this license. You madecompile, disassembthe source code for the

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nce with the materials, and (ii) the ftware is furnished will materials and rmal use. Kodak does ctions contained in the ler’s requirements or e Software will be ree. Dealer assumes tion of the Software to ded results, and for the sults obtained from the y applicable legislation ing exclusions, KODAK ARRANTIES OF ANY SS OR IMPLIED, IED WARRANTIES OF ND FITNESS FOR A SE. Some states and stralia, do not allow the rranties, or have

s certain statutory be excluded, so the ot apply to Dealer. This specific legal rights and other rights.


TERMis license is effective until terminated. aler may terminate it at any time by stroying the Software together with all pies in any form. It will also terminate if aler fails to comply with any term or ndition of this Agreement. Dealer agrees on such termination to destroy the Software gether with all copies in any form.CHANGES TO SOFTWAREdak reserves the right at any time to make anges to the Software whenever such anges facilitate the performance of ftware. Dealer agrees that it will (i) install ch updates to the Software, pursuant to dak’s written instructions for installing such dates, or (ii) at Kodak’s option, allow Kodak install such updates.LIMITED WARRANTYr a period of 90 (ninety) days after the date

delivery of the Software to Dealer, as idenced by a copy of your purchase receipt, dak warrants (i) when used with a

commended software and hardware nfiguration, the Software will perform

substantially in accordaaccompanying written media on which the Sobe free from defects inworkmanship under nonot warrant that the funSoftware will meet Deathat the operation of thuninterrupted or error fresponsibility for operaachieve Dealer’s inteninstallation, use, and reSoftware. Subject to anthat prohibits the followMAKES NO OTHER WKIND, EITHER EXPREINCLUDING THE IMPLMERCHANTABILITY APARTICULAR PURPOcountries, including Auexclusion of implied walegislation that imposewarranties that cannot above exclusion may nwarranty gives Dealer Dealer may also have

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s, or have legislation ion or exclusion of mitation may not apply

rchased in the United is governed by the laws rk. If purchased outside Agreement is governed try in which it was

RESTRICTED

mentation are provided HTS. Use, duplication,

S. Government is s set forth in The Rights in Technical ftware clause DFAR other applicable regulation providing ontractor/manufacturer pany, 343 State Street,

14650.


LIMITATION OF REMEDIESbject to any applicable legislation that

ohibits the following limitations, Kodak’s tire liability and your exclusive remedy shall , at Kodak’s option, either (a) the repair or placement of the Software or any media not eeting Kodak’s “Limited Warranty” that is turned to Kodak with a copy of your receipt, (b) the return of the price Dealer paid for the ftware, provided Dealer has proof of the rchase price paid. These remedies are not ailable if failure of the Software or media is e result of misuse, abuse, or a failure to llow the operating instructions in the companying written materials. IN NO ENT WILL KODAK OR ITS SUPPLIERS

R DEALERS BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY CIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL MAGES, INCLUDING ANY LOST OFITS, LOST SAVINGS, OR OTHER MAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR

ABILITY TO USE THE SOFTWARE, EVEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH MAGES. Some states and countries,

cluding Australia, do not allow the limitation exclusion of liability for incidental or

consequential damagethat restricts the limitatliability, so the above lito you.7. GENERALIf the Software was puStates, this Agreementof the State of New Yothe United States, this by the laws of the counpurchased.8. U.S. GOVERNMENT

RIGHTSThe Software and docuwith RESTRICTED RIGor disclosure by the U.subject to restrictions asubdivision (c)(1)(ii) of Data and Computer So252.227-7013 or such government or agencyequivalent protection. Cis Eastman Kodak ComRochester, New York,

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EUROPEAN COMMUNITY PROVISIONSthis Software is used within a country of the ropean Union, nothing in this Agreement all be construed as restricting any rights ailable under the European Community ftware Directive (91/250/EEC).SUPPLIMENTARY LICENCESrtain rights are not granted by this reement, but are available under a separate reement. If you would like to enter into one the licences listed below, please contact dak.A. KODAK Picture CD.

You must enter into a Trademark Use Agreement if you wish to put digitized images on a KODAK Picture CD.

B. KODAK Picture Disk.You must enter into a Trademark Use Agreement if you wish to put digitized images on a KODAK Picture Disk.

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Bbatch application optionsBMP files on CD, 3-1borders, 2-44brightness, 11-4brightness and contrast abroadcast address, 8-1

Ccalibrating

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touch-screen display, 2calibrating the print scanncellular phones, 3-13changing passwords, 2-3changing user modes, 2-checking

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adjust, 11-4restore, 11-5

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Eedit options, 2-44edit screen, 11-1editing tools

adding text, 11-5adjusting the brightnessadjusting the color balanapplying sepia tone, 11-designed border zoom aremoving red-eye, 11-3restoring colors, 11-5zoom and crop, 11-2

enablebatch enlargements, 2-4

enhancement, 2-44enhancing your pictures, 1enlargements for prints in

Ffeatures, 2-43

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toge size, 5-2 edits, 2-44 transfers, 7-14t queue, 10-8d devices, 3-13

ices, 2-45 camera card media, 2-45 CD, 2-45 floppy disk, 2-45 hard drive, 2-45 print scanner, 2-45

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JJPEG files on CD, 3-1

Kkeyboard, 1-10KODAK PHOTO CD, 3-1KODAK Picture CD, 3-1, 6KODAK Picture Maker G3

agreement, B-1

Llab order fees, 2-18lab print sizes, selecting, 2lab setup

batch application optionslanguage

displaying, 2-5selecting, 2-5

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Ooperator training, 2-49output errors, 12-1output queue, 10-2

Ppaper size, 2-36passport guides, 5-6passwords

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deleting, 10-2printing, 10-1

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1-5al order fees, 2-18iles on CD, 3-12-8one, 2-7-screen calibration, 2-38g tutorial, 1-10eshooting, 12-1-RW drive, 12-8sole, 12-5py disk drive, 12-4lth checks, 12-2t quality, 12-6h-screen display, 12-4

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