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Durst Printo XL RA4 Processor

thefizz

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I received a Durst Printo XL RA4 processing machine but I'm missing the power leads to plug into the units.

The first picture shows a lead from the first developing unit with a 8-pin plug attached. The second picture shows both a power in (right side) and power out socket (left side) on the drying unit.

Does anyone know where I would find the appropriate plugs to fit these sockets?
 

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First one is a D-15, which is NOT power. It's low-speed (probably serial) communication of some sort. The plugs themselves are readily available at electronics stores but I've no idea what pinout it will have. You can easily make through-cable for it though using ribbon.

The power cables are IEC. The male one is 15A, the female 10A. Again, readily available at good electronics stores - just take them your photo in a larger size and they will find you the right plugs.
 
Thanks ath and polyglot. Any idea why there is a power output socket on the drying unit? Unfortunately I don't have the manual.
 
I obtained the plug for the drying unit and it is heating but the rollers are not moving. Should the dryer run independently of the processing units or must it be connected for the rollers to move?
 
I obtained the plug for the drying unit and it is heating but the rollers are not moving. Should the dryer run independently of the processing units or must it be connected for the rollers to move?

I don't know about this particular unit, but typically the dryer is mechanically connected to the processor so that roller speeds are synchronized. The dryer usually does not have a motor.
 
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