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Instructions for the

AutoLab ATL-1000 #4210
and the
AutoLab ATL 1500 #4228

Note: All instructions apply to both the ATL-1000 and ATL-1500, except where specifically noted. Only process programming differs between the two versions of the AutoLab processor.

The AutoLab ATL-1500

Featuring:

Quality

Economy

Versatility

And it's so easy to use...

Technical specifications



Welcome to the JOBO Processing System

The AutoLab ATL-1500 is the smallest, fully automated user-programmable processing unit in the JOBO product line. It comes with 14 of the most popular processes pre-programmed. You can now process virtually any type of film and many popular paper processes easily and accurately in minutes. The ATL-1500 is versatile enough to be the main processor in your lab yet portable enough to take on location.

All the necessary functions needed in photographic processing (except drying) are fully automated in the ATL-1500. The chemical bottles and processing tanks are kept at the operating temperature with a recirculating water bath. Constant rotary agitation is maintained with a bi-directional rotation motor. Tempered chemistry is pumped from the chemical bottles to the processing drum via an air pressure system. The ATL-1500 controls the timing of each chemical and rinse step to the second (each of the times are completely adjustable, in all programs). Finally, the ATL-1500 offers you the option of reclaiming used chemistry separate from rinse water (the JOBO Chemical Separator #4220 is available to further separate the chemical steps into "developer" types and "bleach/fix" types).



Index

0. Index Page

0.1 Introduction
0.2 Technical Specifications
0.3 Diagram
0.4 Welcome

1. Unpacking

1.1 Removal from carton
1.2 Hidden damage
1.3 Packing material
1.4 Contents of carton

2. Pre-installation considerations

2.1 Location
2.2 Electrical service
2.3 Water pressure
2.4 Water temperature
2.5 Drain
2.6 Room temperature

3. Installation instructions

3.1 Placement of processor
3.2 Drain connection
3.3 Water inlet connections
3.4 Electrical connection
3.5 Leveling the processor
3.6 Installation check list

4. Preparing for operation

4.1 Getting started
4.2 Adjusting the water temperature
4.3 Determining the chemical amount in solution bottles
4.4 Filling the solution bottles
4.5 Chemical reclaiming
4.6 Selecting the program
4.7 Modifying program times

5. Loading tanks, drums and reels

5.1 Loading 35mm, 120, and 220 film
5.2 Loading the sheet-film reel
5.3 Loading paper

6. Running a process

6.1 Preparation check list
6.2 Attaching the tank
6.3 Warming up
6.4 Interrupting the process
6.5 Ending the process

7. Cleaning program

7.1 When to run a cleaning program
7.2 Filling the bottles with water
7.3 Running the cleaning program

8. Troubleshooting

9. Specific processing instructions

9.1 Introduction to processing
9.2 Processing process control strips
9.3 ATL-1500 programs
9.4 Calculating development times for B/W film

10. Cleaning & maintenance

10.1 Long-term storage
10.2 Cold-weather storage
10.4 Care of exterior of processor
10.5 Algae control

11. Service

11.1 Overload reset

(Instruction Manual #66054)



  1. Set Mode LED
  2. Rinse LED
  3. Chemical Step LEDs
  4. LCD Display
  5. PLUS Button
  6. ENTER Button
  7. RINSE Button
  8. Program Selection Display
  9. Program Selection Knob
  10. ON/OFF Button
  11. Top Cover
  12. Drain Knob
  13. Battery Backup Compartment
  14. Battery Backup Connector
  15. External Pump Power Connection
  16. External Pump Water Connection
  17. Rinse-Water Solenoid
  18. Chemical Bottles
  19. Water Drain (rinse and bath)
  20. Chemical Drain
  21. Water Level Line
  22. Rinse Water Hose
  23. Chemical Volume Chart