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2. Heatmap utilization for testing
3. Optimization of testing processes
4. Demo
Topics covered:
Execution from the test manager
Orchestrator execution result
Defect reporting
SAP heatmap example with demo
Speaker:
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The modern software delivery process (or the CI/CD process) includes many tools, distributed teams, open-source code, and cloud platforms. Constant focus on speed to release software to market, along with the traditional slow and manual security checks has caused gaps in continuous security as an important piece in the software supply chain. Today organizations feel more susceptible to external and internal cyber threats due to the vast attack surface in their applications supply chain and the lack of end-to-end governance and risk management.
The software team must secure its software delivery process to avoid vulnerability and security breaches. This needs to be achieved with existing tool chains and without extensive rework of the delivery processes. This talk will present strategies and techniques for providing visibility into the true risk of the existing vulnerabilities, preventing the introduction of security issues in the software, resolving vulnerabilities in production environments quickly, and capturing the deployment bill of materials (DBOM).
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Bob Boule
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Manual de Recarga Minolta QMS 2400
1. QMS2400TECH
Technical Instructions Cartridge Information Tools & Supplies 1
See Last Page. See Last Page.
CORPORATE
LOS ANGELES, USA
US 1 800 394.9900
Int’l +1 818 837.8100 Photo 1
FAX 1 800 394.9910 Step 1
Int’l +1 818 838.7047
Position the cartridge with the developer
ATLANTA, USA roller drive gear end cap facing you.
US 1 877 676.4223
Int’l +1 770 516.9488 Remove three silver colored Phillips
FAX 1 877 337.7976 screws from the end cap. Remove the end
Int’l +1 770 516.7794
cap. (Photo 1)
DALLAS, USA
US 1 877 499.4989
Int’l +1 972 840.4989
FAX 1 877 774.1750
Int’l +1 972 840.1750 Step 2
MIAMI, USA Place the cartridge with the developer
US 1 800 595.429 roller facing you. Rotate the cartridge so
Int’l +1 305 594.3396 Photo 2
FAX 1 800 522.8640 that the developer roller is facing down-
Int’l +1 305 594.3309 ward. Using a small flat blade screwdriv-
NEW YORK, USA er release the two latches that hold the
US 1 800 431.7884 doctor blade cover in place, remove and
Int’l +1 631 345.0121
FAX 1 800 431.8812 set aside. (Photo 2)
Int’l +1 631345.0690
SANFORD,USA
US 1 800 786.9049
Int’l +1 919 775.4584 Step 3
FAX 1 800 786.9049
Int’l +1 919 775.4584 Turn the cartridge so that the developer
roller drive gear end is facing away from
TORONTO, CAN Photo 3 you and remove the capped white center
CAN 1 877 848.0818
Int’l +1 905 712.9501 bearing by gently lifting the center tab and
FAX 1 877 772.6773 rotating the cap counter clockwise until it
Int’l +1 905 712.9502
stops. You can now pry the capped white
BUENOS AIRES, ARG center bearing off. (Photo 3)
ARG 0810 444.2656
Int’l +011 4583.5900
FAX +011 4584.3100
MELBOURNE, AUS
AUS 1 800 003. 100 Step 4
Int’l +62 03 9561.8102
FAX 1 800 004.302
Place the cartridge with the developer
Int’l +62 03 9561-7751 roller facing you. Rotate the cartridge so
SYDNEY, AUS Photo 4 that the developer roller is facing upward.
AUS 1 800 003.100 Remove the silver shoulder screw located
Int’l +62 02 9648.2630 on the Recovery / Toner Hopper Seal
FAX 1800 004.302
Int’l +62 02 9548.2635 Plate with gasket assembly. Carefully
remove the center bearing with ground
MONTEVIDEO,URY
URY 02 902.7206
plate by lifting the ground plate up and
Int’l +5982 900.8358 pulling the center bearing plate out. Be
FAX +5982 908.3816 very careful not to damage this assembly
JOHANNESBURG, S.A. during removal, cleaning and reinstalla-
S.A. +27 11 974.6155 tion. (Photo 4)
FAX +27 11 974.3593
E-mail: info@futuregraphicsllc.com Website: www.futuregraphicsllc.com
REV. 9/19/05
2. 2 Minolta/QMS Magicolor 2400 DL Technical Instructions
Photo 5
Step 5
Using your fingers grasp the ends of the
developer roller shaft and remove with
Notes both developer bearings and developer
roller driver gear still installed. Remove the
bearings and drive gear for further clean-
ing. Clean the developer roller with a dry
soft cloth. (Photo 5)
Step 6
Photo 6
Remove the two silver Phillip screws from
each side of the developer Dr. Blade
assembly. This assembly is resting on five
pins that protrude through the assembly.
Carefully pry the assembly forward using
a small flat blade screwdriver on either
side where you removed the screws. The
assembly is made of two VERY THIN
metal blades attached to a bracket. Clean
the assembly with gentle compressed air
and soft cloth with light pressure. Be very
careful not to bend the blades. (Photo 6)
Photo 7
Step 7
Next remove Recovery / Toner Hopper
Seal Plate with gasket assembly by
removing the three silver shoulder screws
located at the top and the end using a
Phillip screwdriver. Be very careful not to
damage this assembly during removal,
cleaning and reinstallation. (Photo 7)
Photo 8
Step 8
Rotate the toner hopper to the fill plug
side of the cartridge. Remove the plug
using a small flat blade screwdriver turned
sideways prying against the cartridge
side. Be careful not to damage the car-
tridge walls. (Photo 8)
Photo 9
Step 9
Clean the toner hopper using compressed
air being careful not to damage the Mylar
sweeper blade or retaining blade behind
the adder roller.
(Photo 9)
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3. Minolta/QMS Magicolor 2400 DL Technical Instructions 3
Photo 10
Step 10
With the toner fill hole side of the cartridge
facing right and the opening for the devel-
oper roller facing you reinstall the
Notes
Recovery / Toner Hopper Seal Plate with
gasket assembly and install three silver
shoulder screws located at the top and at
the filler hole ends using a Phillip screw-
driver. (Photo 10)
Photo 11
Step 11
Install the developer Dr. Blade assembly
and hold in place with the two silver
Phillip screws. Careful not to bend or
damage the thin metal blades. (Photo 11)
Photo 12
Step 12
Take the developer roller with white bear-
ings and drive gear attached and place
back into the toner hopper. (Photo 12)
Photo 13
Step 13
Turn the cartridge so that the developer
roller drive gear end is facing away from
you and install the capped white center
bearing with the hollow tab facing up.
Rotate the bearing clockwise until the hol-
low part of the bearing tab rests on the
cartridge notch. The larger tab opposite
this will lock into the housing. (Photo 13)
Photo 14
Step 14
Move to the gear side of the developer
roller shaft and install the center bearing
with ground plate using the remaining
shoulder screw. (Photo 14)
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4. 4 Minolta/QMS Magicolor 2400 DL Technical Instructions
Photo 16
Step 16
Step 15 Move the toner hoper so that the gear side
is facing you. Place the black end cap back
Place the cartridge with the
into position. Install three silver colored
developer roller facing you.
Phillips screws into the end cap.
Rotate the cartridge so that the
* New chip needed. (Photo 16)
developer roller is facing down-
ward. Align the latches of the
doctor blade cover with the foam
ends facing inward toward the
developer roller shaft and snap
back into place. (Photo 15)
Photo 17
Step 17
Photo 15 Place the toner hopper vertical on end
with the gear side down and toner hopper
fill hole up. Install the toner and place the
cap back on. (Photo 17)
Supplies and Tools Requirements:
Phillips Screwdriver #2
Small flat blade screwdriver
Cotton swabs
Cotton cloth
The QMS 2400 cartridges look similar to the QMS2300 but
are not interchangeable. The print speed on the QMS2400 is 5
ppm color and 20 ppm black. Both the cartridges and the sep-
arate drum/waste cartridge are easily accessible and are loaded
from the top of the printer. The toner cartridges have changed
from a mechanical “new cartridge” sensor on the QMS2300 to
a memory chip.
Components (120v)
1710587-004 Toner Black - High Capacity (approx. 4,500 prints at 5% coverage)
1710587-005 Toner Yellow - High Capacity (approx. 4,500 prints at 5% coverage)
1710587-006 Toner Magenta - High Capacity (approx. 4,500 prints at 5% coverage)
1710587-007 Toner Cyan - High Capacity (approx. 4,500 prints at 5% coverage)
1710587-001 Toner Yellow - Standard Capacity (approx. 1,500 prints at 5% coverage)
1710587-002 Toner Magenta - Standard Capacity (approx. 1,500 prints at 5% coverage)
1710587-003 Toner Cyan- Standard Capacity (approx. 1,500 prints at 5% coverage)
1710591-001 OPC Drum Cartridge (approx. 45,000 mono / 11,250 color prints- continuous mode)
Future Graphics (FG) is a distributor of compatible replacement parts and products for imagining equipment.
None of FG's products are genuine OEM replacement parts and no affiliation or sponsorship is to be implied between FG and any OEM.
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