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User guide HASSELBLAD FLEXTIGHT 646
Detailed instructions for use are in the User's Guide. User's Guide
Flextight 646
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© 2004 Hasselblad A/S. All rights reserved. Flextight 646 User's Guide, Part No 70030050, revision A. The information in this manual is furnished for informational use only, is subject to change without notice, and should not be construed as a commitment by Hasselblad A/S. Hasselblad A/S assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this manual. Hasselblad A/S assumes no responsibility or liability for loss or damage incurred during or as a result of using Hasselblad software or products. Hasselblad, Imacon, FlexColor and Flextight are trademarks of Hasselblad A/S. Adobe and Adobe Photoshop are trademarks of Adobe Systems, Inc. Macintosh, Mac OS, FireWire and ColorSync are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Printed in Denmark.
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646
Warnings and Restrictions System Requirements Front Panel Back Panel & Connectors Cut-Away View Setting up the Scanner Environmental Requirements Electrical Requirements Installation Procedure, FireWire Interface Attaching/Detaching the Feed Table Mounting/Dismounting of the Cabinet Operating the Scanner Resolutions True Resolutions Calibrating the Scanner Focus Calibration White Calibration for Reflectives Replacing the Light Tubes General Replacing the Light Tubes Cleaning the External Surface of the Scanner Disposal Technical Specifications FCC Notice CE - Declaration of Conformity
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This manual provides important information about using your Flextight 646 scanner. Topics include:
· Important warnings and restrictions · System requirements · Diagrams of the front panel, rear panel, and internal structure of the
Flextight 646 scanner
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Installation instructions Environmental requirements Electrical requirements Operating instructions Calibration instructions Maintenance advice Disposal instructions Technical specifications Declarations of FCC and CE regulation conformity
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 Warnings and Restrictions
Warnings and Restrictions
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· Read all of the included documentation before attempting to install
and use the scanner.
· Do not touch the originals and/or the original holder while scanning. · Do not start scanning or previewing until an original holder with an
original has been mounted. is in the load position.
· The original holder is only to be mounted or removed when the drum · When you turn on the scanner, the drum will roll to the load position,
if it is not there already. Do not touch the scanner while the drum is rotating. is connected to power.
· Do not place your fingers or any other object into the scanner while it · Before servicing or opening the scanner, the power supply must be · Install the scanner in a location where children can not get to it. It
contains small openings and moving parts that can cause injury. disconnected from the mains (unplugged). It is not sufficient simply to press the on/off button.
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 System Requirements
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System Requirements
Below are the basic hardware requirements for the PC or Macintosh system to which the scanner is to be connected. For information about the processor, operating system, RAM and harddisk requirements please refer to the "Software Reference" manual, that comes with the FlexColor software.
· Screen resolution of 800 x 600 pixels with true colors (24-bits). · Mouse or other pointing device. · FireWire interface
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 Front Panel
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Front Panel
A
D
E C B
Figure 1: Front panel features of Flextight 646 A B C D E Feed Table: place original holders here for scanning. Light Area: for viewing originals. The grid helps you to align your transparent originals. Transparency Holder Guide: all transparency holders fit between two rails to keep them straight. Original Holder Clasp: all original holders slide into a slot here and are held in place by a magnetic clasp. Power Switch with indicator lights: press to turn the unit on/off. The switch can light up in 3 different colors indicating the following: Green (Power/Ready) - remains lit when ready to scan. Flashes when first installed to indicate that firmware must be loaded (it will be loaded automatically when you run FlexColor). Yellow (Motor Drive) - when the scanner is repositioning the optics to scan in a new format or when drum is repositioning. Red (Scanning) - when scanning. Do not touch the scanner while the indicator is red. If the light is flashing when not scanning, then an error has occurred - please contact your Flextight dealer for assistance.
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 Back Panel & Connectors
Back Panel & Connectors
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A
B
Figure 2: Back panel features of Flextight 646 A B Power Cable Socket: plug the power cable into this socket. FireWire Interface Sockets: plug a FireWire cable (max. 6 m) here and connect it to your computer. You can use the second plug to connect another device (hard disk, printer etc.) to the FireWire chain.
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 Cut-Away View
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Cut-Away View
A B C
FLEX TIG HT
OR IGI NA L HO LD ER
PATE NT
D
PE ND ING
E F G
Figure 3: Cut-away view of Flextight 646 A B C D E F G CCD Housing: this movable platform contains the light sensor and holds the optics. Positioning Lead Screws: for positioning of the CCD housing and optics housing for the appropriate resolution and original size. Optics Housing: focuses the image of the original on the CCD. Upper Light Source: illuminates reflective originals. Lower Light Source: illuminates transparent originals. Drum: rotates the original into the scanner and steps it past the CCD line of focus. Original Holder: a transparency holder is shown mounted and with the top layer held open.
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 Setting up the Scanner
Setting up the Scanner
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Environmental Requirements
Set up the scanner in a location that fulfils the following requirements:
· Keep the scanner away from sources of heat, such as direct sunlight or · The scanner must be operated away from sources of strong
a radiator. Warm temperatures will degrade the quality of your scans for best results, work in a cool environment. electromagnetic interference. Although the scanner complies with all regulations governing electromagnetic immunity and Hasselblad has taken every reasonable step to make the unit immune to electromagnetic interference, it is still a precision electronic device so strong radio waves can interfere with your scans. from vibrations. If the scanner is shaken or moved while scanning, your results may be affected. storage) just before you set it up in a warmer room, then wait about two hours before using it - otherwise, condensation may form, which will prevent the scanner from operating correctly.
· The surface on which the scanner is placed must be stable and free · If the scanner has been in a colder environment (e.g. outside or in
· Avoid using the scanner in areas where there is a high level of dust.
Electrical Requirements
The Flextight 646 power supply requires a mains voltage of between 100 and 240 V AC at a frequency of 50 to 60 Hz. This is within the normal wall-socket power standards of most countries. Do not attempt to use Flextight 646 with any power source outside the specified range. The scanner and all devices attached to the scanner (computer, monitor, or FireWire devices, etc.) must be grounded (i.e. use a three-point electrical connection). Note that the power supply may emit a low hissing sound when plugged in but not connected to the scanner. This is normal and will not damage the power supply or scanner.
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 Setting up the Scanner
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Installation Procedure, FireWire Interface
2.
When using a FireWire interface connection, it is not necessary to switch of your computer and other connected units. Connect a FireWire cable from one of the FireWire connectors on your scanner (see "Back Panel & Connectors" on page 10) to either the computer's FireWire connector or to a free FireWire connector on any other FireWire device already connected to your computer. Connect the round connector from your power supply to the round power supply socket on the back of the scanner. IMPORTANT: Make sure that the wall socket you are planning to use meets the electrical requirements outlined earlier. Plug the Flextight 646 power supply into a wall socket. Note that the power supply may emit a low buzzing sound when plugged in. This is normal and will not damage the power supply or scanner. Turn the scanner around so that the front is facing you. Your system is assembled. Turn on your computer and install the FlexColor image scanning software.
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5. 6.
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Place the scanner on a table near your computer with the front facing away from you. Make sure that the location you choose meets all environmental - and electrical requirements as described on page 11.
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 Setting up the Scanner
Attaching/Detaching the Feed Table
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C B
D
A
D
Figure 4: Attaching/Detaching the Feed Table To attach the feed table correctly onto the scanner lead the brackets (B) as far as they go into the slits (C) in the scanner base, then lower the table and pull it slightly backwards to ensure that the notches (D) catch the bottom of the slits. To detach the feed table correctly from the scanner lift it slightly upwards to release the notches (D) from the bottom of the slits (C) then pull it away from the scanner.
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Mounting/Dismounting of the Cabinet
A
B C
Figure 5: Mounting/Dismounting of the Cabinet To dismount the cabinet (A) remove the two screws (B) at the scanner back using a 2.5 mm allen key, then pull the cabinet upwards. When mounting the cabinet, make sure that it catches the bends (C) in both sides, then lower it slowly while making sure that it goes free of all cables and extrusions and finally tighten the screws (B).
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 Operating the Scanner
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A B C
FLEX TIG HT
E F
à
OR IGIN AL HO LD ER PATE NT PE ND ING
D
à
J K
G
H
L M
Figure 6: Operating the Flextight 646 scanner
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Operating the Scanner
(See Figure 6 opposite). 1. 2. 3. It is assumed that the scanner and FlexColor software have been properly installed. Make sure that the feed table (A) has been attached properly onto the scanner (see "Attaching/Detaching the Feed Table" on page 14). Press the power button (E) on the front of the scanner to switch it on. The button will start flashing green, indicating that no firmware has been downloaded yet. It will be downloaded automatically later when you first run the FlexColor program. Turn on your computer and launch the FlexColor program. The power button (E) will stop flashing indicating that firmware has been downloaded to the scanner. Select the original holder that matches your original: · For transparencies, choose one of the holders (H) that has a square hole in it. · For reflectives, select the large A4/letter-size holder (L) with the clear plastic layer (not included in the standard delivery). 6. Place the original holder with the slotted tab facing into the scanner. For transparency holders (H), the flexible magnetic layer (D) must face upwards and the holder must fit between the guides (C) on both sides of the feed table. For the reflective holder (L), the clear plastic sheet must face upwards. Make sure that the slot (K) in the leading edge of the holder catches the notch (J) in the center of the original holder clasp (F). Slide the holder gently into the original holder clasp (F) at the scanner entrance. It will slip about ½ cm (1/4 inch) into it. Do not press too hard. It slips in very easily and is held in place by a pair of magnets. To remove the holder, simply pull it gently backwards.
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5.
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 Operating the Scanner
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A B C
FLEX TIG HT
E F
à
OR IGIN AL HO LD ER PATE NT PE ND ING
D
à
J K
G
H
L M
Figure 6: Operating the Flextight 646 scanner
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Lift the top layer of the original holder and place your original as follows: · For transparencies, place your original (G) with the emulsion side down. The original must completely fill the hole with no edges showing and with a minimum overlap of 2mm along each edge. Also, no edges of the original must extend past the outer edges of the holder. Use the grid in the light area (B) of the feed table (A) to help line up the image. · For reflectives, make sure that no part of the original (M) extends past the edge of the holder. Use the dotted lines printed on the holder to line up the image. Handle the clear plastic layer only by the edges to avoid fingerprints. Curl the plastic layer back and slip the front edge into Flextight's foil holder.
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Lay the top layer of the holder down flat over the original. · For transparency holders (H), the top layer (D) is magnetic, which will hold the original in place. · For the reflective holder (L), note the four metal pegs (the top two are shown as A and C in Figure 7 below); make sure that the clear plastic sheet is pressed all the way down over all four pegs. Note also the two curved tabs at the top of the holder (B in the figure below); the clear sheet must slip under each of these tabs, as shown.
A
B
C
Figure 7: Reflective holder, top 10. Go to your computer and follow the directions given in the FlexColor software manual to take a preview, make settings, and take the final scan.
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 Resolutions
Resolutions
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True Resolutions
The table below shows the max. resolutions (in ppi) available with each of the original holders when scanning in True Resolutions mode. Original 35 mm Portrait 35 mm Landscape 45 x 60 mm Portrait * 60 x 60 - 60 x 70 mm 4" x 5" Portrait 13 x 18 Portrait * A4 Portrait * Table 1: True Resolutions Max. resolution (PPI) at full scanning width. 6300 5000 4000 3200 2040 1600 960
*) Not included in the standard delivery
Calibrating the Scanner
The scanner requires two types of calibration:
· Focus calibration adjusts the positioning of the scanner's optics for
each zoom level. If your scans are coming out unfocused or at slightly the wrong size, then you may need to make a new focus calibration to adjust the zoom mechanism. The focus calibration is stored in the scanner's flash PROM, so it is preserved when you move the scanner to a new computer. See "Focus Calibration" on page 21 for more information. automatically for transparencies). During calibration, the scanner scans a white target to establish the white point along the full length of the scanner's CCD. The white calibration is stored in the scanner's flash PROM, so it is preserved when you move the scanner to a new computer. See "White Calibration for Reflectives" on page 22 for more information.
· White calibration is only required for reflective scans (it is done
Both of the calibration procedures are simple and are initiated from the FlexColor program.
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 Calibrating the Scanner
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Focus Calibration
The Flextight 646 scanner uses an adjustable zoom and focus mechanism to optimize its scanning resolution for each of the original formats it can handle. If you suspect your scans are not as sharp as they should be, then you may need to calibrate your scanner. Note that you must not calibrate the scanner every day. It is intended that the scanner is calibrated not more than once every three months. In most cases, this procedure will never be necessary. Use procedure below to make Focus Calibration: 1. Locate the "Focus sheet" that came with your scanner. It is a 8 x 9 cm (3" x 3.5") square of transparent film with a black image on it.
Focus sheet
PN:40900026, rev. 1.10
2.
Load the sheet into the 6 x 6 original holder with the lines pointing towards the scanner (vertically). Place the sheet as straight as possible. Use the scanner's light table grid and the corners marked on the sheet to help align it. Select Focus Calibration from the Maintenance menu.
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4. 5.
Click on the Calibrate button, and the focus calibration starts. When the focus calibration is finalized, the focus calibration window closes again.
Your scanner is now calibrated for all resolutions and for both transparent and reflective originals.
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 Calibrating the Scanner
White Calibration for Reflectives
The Flextight scanner uses a white reference to make sure that all elements in the scanner's CCD react consistently to light brightnesses. The scanner has been calibrated from the factory, and the calibration data is stored in the scanner's flash PROM. As the scanner ages, the properties of the light tubes may change slightly. Therefore, you must redo the white calibration every six months or so and immediately after changing the light tubes. Use procedure below to make White Calibration: 1. Find the white calibration sheet that came with your scanner. It is a square white piece of paper (219 x 219 mm (8.6" x 8.6")). If you have lost the white calibration sheet, then you can use a flat (non-textured), perfectly white piece of paper of the same dimensions. If you have used the reflective holder before, make sure that there are no finger prints or other marks on the plastic layer. Replace the layer with a new one if necessary. (Please note that the A4/letter-size reflective holder in not included in the standard delivery). Align the top edge of the sheet with the dotted line near the top of the original holder (see Figure 8 opposite). Align each side of the target with the edges of the original holder. Select White Calibration from the Maintenance window. The External White Calibration window appears.
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Align the top edge of the calibration sheet with the dotted line near the top of the original holder
Align the side edges of the calibration sheet with the side edges of the original holder
Figure 8: Positioning the white calibration sheet on the reflective holder 5. Click on Calibrate. The scanner will take several scans of the white target. The process will take about eight minutes.
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 Replacing the Light Tubes
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B A
E
C
D
PULL OUT PRESS
à
PRESS PULL OUT
Figure 9: Replacing the Light Tubes
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Replacing the Light Tubes
General
The Flextight 646 contains two light tubes: one for illuminating reflective originals from above, the other for shining light through transparencies from below.
Replacing the Light Tubes
If your scans are suddenly coming out black (or all white if you are scanning negatives), then one of your light tubes may be defective. Make a preview using both types of scans (transparent and reflective) to find out which tube is affected.
· If transparencies are not working, then the bottom tube may be
burned out.
· If reflectives are not working, then the top tube may be burned out.
Follow procedure below to replace a tube: (See Figure 9 opposite). 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Get the appropriate replacement lamp (ask your Flextight dealer). Turn off and unplug the scanner from the primary power supply. IMPORTANT: Let the light tubes cool down for app. 10 minutes before proceeding. Detach the feed table (A) as described on page 14. Remove the cabinet (B) as described on page 15. At the left side of the scanner locate the tube to be replaced and dismount the plug (C). Remove the defective tube (D): · Press the flaps backwards to release the tube. · Pull the tube gently out of the holders and then sideways out of the scanner. 8. Insert the replacement tube and mount it into the holders making sure that it is properly held in place by the flaps.
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 Replacing the Light Tubes
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B A
E
C
D
PULL OUT PRESS
à
PRESS PULL OUT
Figure 9: Replacing the Light Tubes
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 Cleaning the External Surface of the Scanner
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Connect the plug (C).
11. Mount the cabinet (B) and the feed table (A) following the reverse of the procedure used when removing them. NOTE! When mounting the cabinet (B) make sure that it goes free of all cables and extrusions. 12. Turn on the scanner and check function of the new tube.
Cleaning the External Surface of the Scanner
If the external surface of the scanner becomes dirty, then clean it with a damp cloth. Be careful not to get any moisture inside the scanner or on any of the connectors. Do not use alcohol or other solvents.
Disposal
If you need to dispose of the scanner, it must be delivered to an authorized waste plant for electronics equipment.
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10. IMPORTANT: The "T" on the lamp board cover (E) indicates the socket for the transparencies tube.
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications
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Power Connector:
24 VDC 60W
Power Consumption Max. 60 W during operation Power Requirements 100-240V AC, 1.3A, 50-60Hz Interface to Computer FireWire (IEEE 1394) Front Panel One multifunction switch (on/off switch) with integrated status light Drum Force 1kg (2.2lbs) Operating Environment Operating Temperature: 10 - 35°C (50 - 95°F) Recommended Working Temperature: 10 - 25°C (50 - 77°F) Humidity: 20 - 80% RH (no condensation) Storage Environment Temperature: 0 - 50°C (32 - 122°F) Relative humidity: 20 - 80% RH (no condensation) Originals Transparencies: from 35mm to 4x5 inches, <1mm thick Reflectives: up to 220 x 310mm (A4 oversize), <1mm thick Lamp type Color optimized fluorescent lamp Dimensions Height: 650 mm (25.6") Width: 390 mm (15.4") Depth: 230 mm (9.1") (excl. feed table) 425 mm (16.7") (incl. feed table) Weight 17 kg (38 lbs)
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 FCC Notice
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FCC Notice
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
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Hardware Reference - Flextight 646 CE - Declaration of Conformity
CE - Declaration of Conformity
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HASSELBLAD A/S
HEJREVEJ 30 DK - 2400 COPENHAGEN NV TELEPHONE +45 7026 0800 TELEFAX +45 7026 0900 REG./VAT NO. 18635445
www.hasselblad.com
Declaration of conformity
Application of Council Directives: ................. 89/336/EEC amended by 92/31/EEC, 93/68/EEC. 91/157/EEC. C73/23/EEC amended by 93/68/EEC. Standards to which Conformity is declared: EN61000-6-1 2001, EN61000-6-3 2001 and EN60950:2000.
Manufacturer: ........................................... Hasselblad A/S Hejrevej 30 DK-2400 Copenhagen NV/ Denmark Type of Equipment: .................................... Desktop CCD scanner Model name: ............................................ Flextight 646
The undersigned, hereby declare that the equipment specified above conforms to the above Directives and Standards. Place ....................................................... Copenhagen NV Date ........................................................ September 12th, 2004 Full name ................................................. Christian Poulsen Position .................................................... CEO Signature
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