The Sony UP-960/960CE Image Printer User Manual provides setup, safety, DIP switch settings, and operation instructions for the video processor.
The Sony UP-960/960CE is a single‑video‑image printer that copies images from video sources onto high‑density UPP‑210HD paper. It offers high‑resolution printing with 6.4 dots/mm, 256 gray levels, and temperature‑compensated output.
The manual covers safety precautions for medical environments, power connections, DIP switch configuration, paper loading, printing operation, contrast and brightness adjustment, and remote control via optional RM‑91 or FS‑20 accessories.
| Gray levels | 256 |
|---|---|
| Printing speed | ≈10 seconds per image |
| Maximum continuous copies | 11 copies of the same image |
| Compatible paper | UPP‑210HD high‑density paper |
Turn off the power, then use a small screwdriver to toggle the DIP switches on the front or rear panel as described in the manual.
All connected equipment must meet IEC standards, use a separate transformer or protective earth, and avoid placing the printer in wet or rainy locations.
A typical image is printed in about ten seconds.
The printer can produce up to eleven continuous copies of the same image.