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Alea Systems, Inc. Rev.1.13 Pingo-Photo Rep
User manual
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The Pingo Rep carrier sub system (the beak) is responsible for moving the CDR from any element to any other
element of the system. The head sub system is comprised of driving wheels, sensors and switches.
Three switches are used to:
- CD GRABBER SWITCH: this switch is used to inform the head controller that the beak has
reached the surface of the CD. Whenever the tip of the beak reaches the CD, the grabber opens
and lifts the CD from the CD magazine or from the CD Writer/CD Printer tray.
- FREE PATH SWITCH: this safety switch senses any obstacle that the beak may find while
traveling from the top to the bottom of its path. If the path is obstructed, the beak motion is
stopped at once.
- LOST CDR SWITCH: this switch is located inside the head and it is activated when the CD
Grabber does not hold the CD and snaps open. This happens when there no CD left in the CD
Magazine.
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It is very important for a reliable and dependable operation of the Pingo Rep that the CD is dropped properly
centered on the center of the CD Printer tray. To center the CD Printer, select the Tools/Calibration option.
The screen will now read:
• Place one disc in the input CD Magazine (first magazine on the right hand side of the CD Printer tray).
• Move the CD Picker tip into the CD hub.
• To grab the CD, close the CD Picker.
• Place the CD on the open tray of the CD Printer. Verify that the CD is properly centered on the tray as
Depicted below. If necessary, release the CD Printer alignment screws and center the tray.
This button is used to open or
close the CD picker. Use it only
when the tip of the Pingo Rep
beak is inserted in the CD hub.
This button is used to reset
the Pingo Rep controller
Use the arrows to move
the CD picker up/down
or left/right