JPS61257848A - Sensitive material feeding device - Google Patents

Sensitive material feeding device

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JPS61257848A
JPS61257848A JP9995185A JP9995185A JPS61257848A JP S61257848 A JPS61257848 A JP S61257848A JP 9995185 A JP9995185 A JP 9995185A JP 9995185 A JP9995185 A JP 9995185A JP S61257848 A JPS61257848 A JP S61257848A
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photosensitive material
abnormality
developing device
automatic developing
feeding
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Inventor
Toru Watanabe
徹 渡辺
Hiroichi Ozawa
小沢 博一
Shinichi Taniguchi
進一 谷口
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Konica Minolta Inc
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To control feeding of sensitive material when some abnormality is detected, by furnishing sensors to detect the operation condition of an automatic developing device. CONSTITUTION:Floating switches FSD, FSF, or FSW is ON, when the developing solution, fixing solution, or washing water reaches a specific amount respectively. Output of each sensor is input to CPU11 of an automatic developing device, and when any abnormal value is found in the abnormality detection, a signal of abnormality is generated. The signal of abnormality is input through a photocoupler 12 to CPU13 for feeding control, where a motor stop signal is produced to stop the feeding motor M2. When no abnormality is detected for all detecting items, the signal of abnormality is not output, and the feeding motor M2 operates normally to feed the sensitive material to the automatic developing device, and the process is continued.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 [産業上の利用分野] 本発明はX線用フィルム、製版用フィルム等のシート状
感光材料を現像処理する自動現像装置に対し感光材料を
自動的に給送する感光材料給送装置に関し、より詳しく
は自動現像装置に異常を生じた場合感光材料の給送を制
御し得るよう改良された感光材料給送装置に関する。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a photosensitive material that automatically feeds photosensitive material to an automatic developing device that develops sheet-like photosensitive materials such as X-ray film and plate-making film. The present invention relates to a material feeding device, and more particularly to a photosensitive material feeding device that has been improved to be able to control the feeding of photosensitive material when an abnormality occurs in an automatic developing device.

[従来の技術] X線用フィルム、製版用フィルム等のシート状感光材料
(以下単に感光材料と云うこともあるンの現像処理は通
常自動現像装置によって行われている。自動現像装置内
には現像、定着、水洗等処理される感光材料の現像処理
に必要な処理剤或いは水の充された処理槽、処理済の感
光材料に温風を当てて乾燥する乾燥部、及び前記処理槽
、乾燥部等を経て感光材料を搬送する搬送手段が設けら
れ、感光材料挿入口より挿入された感光材料は各処理槽
を順次通過して現像処理され、乾燥部で乾燥された後、
仕上り品として機外に排出されるようになっている。
[Prior Art] The development of sheet-like photosensitive materials (hereinafter sometimes simply referred to as photosensitive materials) such as X-ray film and plate-making film is usually carried out by an automatic developing device. A processing tank filled with a processing agent or water necessary for the development processing of photosensitive materials to be processed such as development, fixing, and water washing, a drying section that dries the processed photosensitive material by blowing warm air on it, and the processing tank and dryer. A conveying means is provided for conveying the photosensitive material through the photosensitive material insertion slot, and the photosensitive material inserted through the photosensitive material insertion port passes through each processing tank in sequence, is developed, and is dried in the drying section.
It is designed to be discharged outside the machine as a finished product.

従来感光材料は暗室内で人手によって自動現像装置に一
枚づつ挿入されていたが、近年作業の効能率化、省力化
のため自動現像装置に遮光した感光材料給送装置を連結
し、更に撮影装置等の画像記録装置或いは露光済の感、
光材料をご括して収納する収納装置等の露光済感光材料
供給部と連結して感光材料を自動的に直接自動現像装置
に給送する方法が一般化されて来た。
In the past, photosensitive materials were manually inserted one by one into an automatic developing device in a darkroom, but in recent years, in order to improve work efficiency and save labor, a light-shielded photosensitive material feeding device has been connected to the automatic developing device, allowing further processing for photographing. Image recording devices such as devices or the feeling of being exposed,
BACKGROUND ART A method has become common in which the photosensitive material is automatically and directly fed to an automatic developing device by being connected to an exposed photosensitive material supply unit such as a storage device for storing the photosensitive materials in bulk.

第3図は上記の装置の一例であって、1は自動現像装置
、2は感光材料給送装置、3は露光情感光材料の供給部
である。露光情感光材料は感光材料給送装置2内の給送
ローラ対4,41によって給送され、自動現像装置の挿
入口に挿入される。5は給送ローラ対4,41を駆動す
るモータである。
FIG. 3 shows an example of the above-mentioned apparatus, in which 1 is an automatic developing device, 2 is a photosensitive material feeding device, and 3 is a supply section for exposed photosensitive material. The exposed photosensitive material is fed by a pair of feeding rollers 4, 41 in the photosensitive material feeding device 2, and inserted into the insertion opening of the automatic developing device. Reference numeral 5 denotes a motor that drives the pair of feeding rollers 4 and 41.

挿入された感光材料は自動現像装置1内の搬送手段によ
って搬送され、鎖ll1l?で示された径路により現像
槽6、定着槽7、水洗槽8を通って°現偉理され更に乾
燥部9を通って乾燥され機外に排出される。
The inserted photosensitive material is conveyed by the conveying means in the automatic developing device 1, and the chain ll1l? It passes through the developing tank 6, the fixing tank 7, and the washing tank 8 through the path indicated by , and is further dried through the drying section 9 and discharged outside the machine.

[発明が解決しようとする問題点] 周知のように感光材料の写真的特性は現像処理の条件に
よって著るしく左右されるため、自動現像装置による処
理の場合においても装置内の各処理槽における処理剤、
水洗水の量、温度、乾燥の空気温度等各種の処理条件が
すべて所要の状態に保たれていなければ正しい結果を得
ることができない。
[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] As is well known, the photographic properties of light-sensitive materials are significantly affected by the conditions of the developing process. Processing agent,
Correct results cannot be obtained unless all various processing conditions, such as the amount and temperature of washing water, and the temperature of drying air, are maintained at the required conditions.

手動作業の場合自動現像装置の状態を内部点検、メータ
の監視等によって確認しつづ作業を行っているが、感光
材料給送装置を用いて感光材料を自動的に連続給送する
場合にはその都度点検することは難しく又、自動化の目
的の一つである省力化効果も得られないことになる。ま
た自動給送中処理条件に異常が発生すると多数の感光材
料が異常条件下で処理されてしまい感光材料上に記録さ
れた重要な画像情報に大きな損失を生じる危険性があっ
た。
In the case of manual work, the status of the automatic developing device is checked by internal inspection and meter monitoring, etc., but when the photosensitive material is continuously fed automatically using a photosensitive material feeding device, It is difficult to inspect each time, and the labor-saving effect, which is one of the objectives of automation, cannot be achieved. Furthermore, if an abnormality occurs in the processing conditions during automatic feeding, a large number of photosensitive materials will be processed under abnormal conditions, posing the risk of causing a large loss of important image information recorded on the photosensitive materials.

現在この対策として自動現像装置に異常が生じ7S−ズ
が断線した場合給送装置も停止するようになっているも
のがある。
Currently, as a countermeasure to this problem, there is a system in which, if an abnormality occurs in the automatic developing device and the 7S-Z is disconnected, the feeding device also stops.

しか゛しながら、7エーズが断線するのは自動現像装置
に電気的短絡などの大きな故障を生じた場合のみであっ
て、処理液量の不足、温度異常等の日常的な異常には対
応できず感光材料の損失を生ずることが多かった。
However, the 7Aze disconnects only when there is a major failure such as an electrical short circuit in the automatic developing device, and cannot be used to deal with everyday abnormalities such as insufficient processing liquid volume or temperature abnormalities. This often resulted in loss of photosensitive material.

本発明の目的は自動現像装置に異常が生じた場合におけ
る感光材料の損失を防止する機能を有する感光材料給送
装置を提供することにある。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a photosensitive material feeding device having a function of preventing loss of photosensitive material in the event that an abnormality occurs in an automatic developing device.

[問題点を解決するための手段] 前記の目的は自動現像装置に連結し、該自動現像装置に
シート状感光材料を給送する感光材料給送装置において
、前記自動現像装置の作動状態を検知するセンサと、該
センサの出力にもとづき前記感光材料給送装置から前記
自動現像装置への感光材料の給送を制御する手段を有す
る感光材料給送装置によって達成された。
[Means for Solving the Problems] The above object is to detect the operating state of the automatic developing device in a photosensitive material feeding device that is connected to an automatic developing device and feeds a sheet of photosensitive material to the automatic developing device. This has been achieved by a photosensitive material feeding device having a sensor for controlling the photosensitive material and a means for controlling feeding of the photosensitive material from the photosensitive material feeding device to the automatic developing device based on the output of the sensor.

本発明において検知する自動現像装置の異常項目は例え
ば処理槽中における現像液、定着液、水洗水等の各種処
理液の液量、各処理液特に現像液の温度、乾燥温度、搬
送速度等感光材料の仕上り特性に影響する要素を包含す
ることが好ましいが、これらに限定されるものではなく
必要に応じその他各種の条件の異常を検知し得るように
することもできる。
The abnormality items of the automatic developing device that are detected in the present invention include, for example, the amount of various processing solutions such as developer, fixer, and washing water in the processing tank, the temperature of each processing solution, especially the developer, drying temperature, conveyance speed, etc. Although it is preferable to include elements that affect the finishing characteristics of the material, the present invention is not limited to these, and it is also possible to detect abnormalities in various other conditions as necessary.

前記のような処理条件の異常を検知するためにはフロー
トスイッチ、導通検知電極等の液位センサ、サーミスタ
等の温度センサ、タコジェネレータ等の速度センサ等検
知しようとする事項に応じたセンサーを自動現像装置の
各必要個所に配置し、各センサからの信号をOPHに入
力し、各項目毎に予め設定された基準値と対比せしめれ
ばよい。
In order to detect abnormalities in the processing conditions as described above, sensors such as float switches, liquid level sensors such as continuity detection electrodes, temperature sensors such as thermistors, speed sensors such as tacho generators, etc. are automatically installed according to the items to be detected. It is sufficient to arrange the sensor at each necessary location in the developing device, input the signals from each sensor to the OPH, and compare the signals with preset reference values for each item.

0Ptlrは入力した信号が基準値の範囲外にあったと
き異常信号を出力するようプログラムしておく。
0Ptlr is programmed to output an abnormal signal when the input signal is outside the reference value range.

異常信号が出力された場合給送装置を停止し異常状態に
ある自動現像装置への感光材料の進入を防止する。感光
材料の給送に当っては感光材料が自動現像装置の挿入口
に近接した時点で前記の異常検知動作を行って異常の有
無を確認し、異常が検知された場合直ちに給送を停止し
、異常が検知されなかった場合少くともその感光材料の
挿入が終るまで給送を続行することが望ましい。感光材
料の挿入途中で輸送を停止すると感光材料が半ば処理液
に浸った状態で停止したり、或いは引張り合いが起った
りして致命的な損傷をこうむる危険性がある。
When an abnormal signal is output, the feeding device is stopped to prevent the photosensitive material from entering the automatic developing device in an abnormal state. When feeding the photosensitive material, when the photosensitive material approaches the insertion slot of the automatic developing device, the abnormality detection operation described above is performed to check for any abnormality, and if an abnormality is detected, the feeding is immediately stopped. If no abnormality is detected, it is desirable to continue feeding at least until the insertion of the photosensitive material is completed. If transportation is stopped while the photosensitive material is being inserted, there is a risk that the photosensitive material will stop partially immersed in the processing solution or that tension may occur, resulting in fatal damage.

前記の異常検知の結果を操作パネル等に顕示し異常の個
所、程度等を知ることができるようにすることも好まし
い。
It is also preferable to display the results of the abnormality detection on an operation panel or the like so that the location, degree, etc. of the abnormality can be known.

[実施例] 以下本発明による感光材料給送装置の一例を示して本発
明を具体的に説明する。
[Example] The present invention will be specifically explained below by showing an example of a photosensitive material feeding device according to the present invention.

本実施例においては異常検知項目を感光材料の特性に最
も大きな影響を与える現像液、定着液、水洗水液の各液
量、現像液温度、乾燥温度、感光材料搬送速度としその
センサとしてフロートスイッチF8:o 、 F8F 
、 FSw 、サーミスタTD 、 TDR。
In this example, the abnormality detection items are the amounts of developer, fixer, and washing water that have the greatest influence on the characteristics of the photosensitive material, developer temperature, drying temperature, and photosensitive material transport speed, and the sensor is a float switch. F8:o, F8F
, FSw, thermistor TD, TDR.

(以上第3図参照)を設け、搬送速度信号は図に画かれ
ていない自動現像装置駆動モータM、制御用のタコジェ
ネレータG、から取るようになっている(第1図参照)
。第1図は本装置の検知、制御系のブロック図である。
(See Fig. 3 above), and the conveyance speed signal is taken from an automatic developing device drive motor M and a control tacho generator G, which are not shown in the figure (see Fig. 1).
. FIG. 1 is a block diagram of the detection and control system of this device.

フロートスイッチFED 、 F’S? 、 F8wは
それぞれ現像液、定着液、水洗水が所定量に達している
ときONとなる。各センサの出力は自動現像装置のOF
υ11に入力され第2図のフロー図の手順にしたがって
異常検知が行われ異常値が認められた場合異常信号が発
生される。
Float switch FED, F'S? , F8w are turned ON when the developer, fixer, and washing water reach predetermined amounts, respectively. The output of each sensor is the OF of the automatic developing device.
The abnormality is detected by inputting it to υ11 according to the procedure shown in the flowchart of FIG. 2, and if an abnormal value is recognized, an abnormality signal is generated.

異常信号はフォトカプラ12を経て給送制御用0PU1
3に入力され、O’P ff l 3はモータ停止信号
を出して給送モータM、を停止させる。
The abnormal signal passes through the photocoupler 12 to 0PU1 for feeding control.
3, and O'P ff l 3 issues a motor stop signal to stop the feed motor M.

’OF、UllとOFυ13の接続は直接に行ってもよ
いがノイズによる誤動作を防ぐため本装置のように7オ
トカプラを用い、或いはリレー等を用いて接続すること
が望ましい。
'OF, Ull and OFυ13 may be connected directly, but in order to prevent malfunctions due to noise, it is preferable to use a 7-oto coupler as in this device or use a relay or the like to connect them.

検知項目のすべてについて異常が検知されなかったとき
には異常信号は出力されず給送モータM。
If no abnormality is detected for any of the detection items, no abnormality signal is output and the feed motor M is turned off.

は正常に回転して感光材料を自動現像装置に゛送り込み
処理が続行される。
rotates normally and feeds the photosensitive material to the automatic developing device to continue processing.

[発明の効果] 本発明の装置においては自動現像装置における処理条件
が所定の状態にあることが確認された時にのみ感光材料
の給送が行われるため、不適正な条件に気づかず処理を
続行し多数の記録映像、感光材料を損失するような大き
な事故を防止することができる。尚前記実施例は現像、
定着、水洗の三つの処理槽を備えた自動現像装置の場合
であるが本発明は更に多段の処理槽を有する例えば、カ
ラー感光材料用自動現像装置或いは処理槽の更に少ない
簡易な飽理装置と組合わせた感光材料給送装置にも適用
し得るものであることは云うまでもない。
[Effects of the Invention] In the apparatus of the present invention, since the photosensitive material is fed only when it is confirmed that the processing conditions in the automatic developing device are in the predetermined state, processing can be continued without noticing inappropriate conditions. This can prevent major accidents such as the loss of a large number of recorded images and photosensitive materials. In addition, in the above embodiment, development,
This is the case of an automatic developing device equipped with three processing tanks, fixing and washing, but the present invention is also applicable to an automatic developing device for color photosensitive materials having a multi-stage processing tank, or a simple saturation device with fewer processing tanks. Needless to say, the present invention can also be applied to a combined photosensitive material feeding device.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明による感光材料給送装置の制御回路のブ
ロック図、第2図は同装置の制御手順を示すフルー図、
第3図は同装置の概要を示す側面図である。 FED・・・フロートスイッチ(現像槽]FSy・・・
フロートスイッチ(定着槽)FSW・・・フロートスイ
ッチ(水洗槽)TD・・・サーミスタ(現像槽) TDR・・・サーミスタ(乾燥部ン M、・・・自動現像装置駆動モータ G1・・・Ml用タコジェネレータ M、・・・感光材料給送装置駆動モータト・・自動現像
装置 2・・・感光材料給送装置 4.41・・・給送ローラ 出願人  小西六写真工業株式会社 第2図
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of the control circuit of the photosensitive material feeding device according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a flow diagram showing the control procedure of the device.
FIG. 3 is a side view showing an outline of the device. FED...Float switch (developer tank) FSy...
Float switch (fixing tank) FSW...Float switch (washing tank) TD...Thermistor (developing tank) TDR...Thermistor (drying section M,...automatic developing device drive motor G1...Ml) Tacho generator M...Photosensitive material feeding device drive motor...Automatic developing device 2...Photosensitive material feeding device 4.41...Feeding roller Applicant: Konishiroku Photo Industry Co., Ltd. Figure 2

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 自動現像装置に連結し、該自動現像装置にシート状感光
材料を給送する感光材料給送装置において、前記自動現
像装置の作動状態を検知するセンサと該センサの出力に
もとづき前記感光材料給送装置から前記自動現像装置へ
の感光材料の給送を制御する手段を有する感光材料給送
装置。
A photosensitive material feeding device that is connected to an automatic developing device and feeds a sheet of photosensitive material to the automatic developing device includes a sensor that detects the operating state of the automatic developing device, and a sensor that feeds the photosensitive material based on the output of the sensor. A photosensitive material feeding device comprising means for controlling feeding of photosensitive material from the device to the automatic developing device.
JP9995185A 1985-05-10 1985-05-10 Sensitive material feeding device Pending JPS61257848A (en)

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Cited By (3)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH03241349A (en) * 1990-02-19 1991-10-28 Fuji Photo Film Co Ltd Operating state managing system for photograph processor
JPH04156544A (en) * 1990-10-19 1992-05-29 Fuji Photo Film Co Ltd Processing solution replenishing tank and developing device operating method
JPH04156543A (en) * 1990-10-19 1992-05-29 Fuji Photo Film Co Ltd Developing device operating method

Cited By (3)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH03241349A (en) * 1990-02-19 1991-10-28 Fuji Photo Film Co Ltd Operating state managing system for photograph processor
JPH04156544A (en) * 1990-10-19 1992-05-29 Fuji Photo Film Co Ltd Processing solution replenishing tank and developing device operating method
JPH04156543A (en) * 1990-10-19 1992-05-29 Fuji Photo Film Co Ltd Developing device operating method

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