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LP-1010-MF

Network Multi-Function Plotter

Maintenance Manual

U00092274600

Seiko I Infotech Inc.

U00092274600 April 2005

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i

This manual contains the information necessary to conduct the primary maintenance for the

network multi-function plotter LP-1010-MF (hereinafter called the device) at the site.

The manual is intended for the maintenance personnel who have mastered assembly,

disassembly, and adjustment of the device. The responsible personnel will perform maintenance

operations using necessary tools and measuring instruments.

Before starting the intended maintenance operations, be sure to completely read "Safety

Precautions" and "Operational Precautions" described from the next page so that you can inspect

and maintain the deveice safely and correctly.

Foreword

ii

Example of symbols:

This symbol ( ) denotes items that require special care while executing a

certain procedure or operation.

This symbol ( ) denotes items that are forbidden.

The indication at left means that "Contact is prohibited."

This symbol ( ) denotes items you should follow to prevent accidents or

injury.

Safety Precautions

The following symbols are used in this manual to ensure the proper use of the plotter and to

prevent the plotter from being damaged.

Follow the instructions marked with these symbols.

Serious personal injury or death:

Failure to follow the guidelines marked with this

symbol could result in serious personal injury or death.WARNING

CAUTION

Minor personal injury or product and/or peripheral

damage:

Failure to follow the guidelines marked with this

symbol could result in minor personal injury or

product and/or peripheral damage.

iii

DO NOT touch any of the parts inside the plotter with a "HIGH VOLTAGE" label (transfer/

separator) attached as it may result in electric shock.

DO NOT touch any of the parts inside the plotter with a "HIGH TEMPERATURE" label

attached as it may result in severe burns.

DO NOT disassemble or remodel the plotter. DO NOT repair the plotter by yourself. Doing so

may cause fire, electric shock or other accidents.

DO NOT throw the toner cartridge or waste toner bottle into fire or place them near heat as they

could explode or catch fire leading to serious accidents and/or bodily injury.

Before replacing a maintenance component, be sure to turn the device off and unplug the power

cable from the power outlet. Failure to observe the instructions may result in electric shock.

DO NOT disconnect or connect the power cable with wet hands. Doing so may lead to electric

shock.

If the toner accidentally gets into the eye during the maintenance, wash it off with clean running

water instead of rubbing it and consult a doctor immediately. If the toner gets on the skin or

clothing, immediately wash it off with soapy water.

Pay attention not to get injured by a cutter or screwdriver during the maintenance and damage

the device.

In order to ensure the safe operation of the device heed all of the cautions and warnings contained

throughout this manual.

Warning

Caution

iv

Warning labels

Warning labels are affixed to this device at the locations shown in the following figure.

You should understand what these warning labels say and perform the inspection and

maintenance work.

2b "Caution when dealing with paper jam" label

3 "WARNING: HIGH VOLTAGE" label

1 "Caution: high temperature" label

2a "Caution when dealing with

paper jam" label

4 "Gas spring

expiration date" label

v

1 "Caution: HIGH TEMPERATURE" label (affixed to the inside of the fixation door)

This label cautions you not touch this area due to high temperature. The fixation

device will become hot. Take care to avoid contact when dealing with paper jams.

2 "Caution when dealing with paper jams" label

This label indicates the direction that jammed paper should be pulled out when paper

is jammed in the fixation device. Follow the directions on the label to remove the

paper.

3 "WARNING: HIGH VOLTAGE" label

This label cautions against contact due to high voltage application. As it is dangerous,

never contact this area.

4 "Gas spring expiration date" label

This caution label indicates the date when the gas spring is consumed, and the user

must replace the gas spring before the indicated date expires.

vi

Precaution on Maintenance

Before and during the inspection and maintenance of the device, observe the following

precautions.

1 Before the intended inspection and maintenance, hear the condition and/or trouble of this

device from the user. Although the machine is sound, the user may use the toner/paper that

is not supplied by Seiko I Infotech (SIIT) or the data may be error. For this reason,

certainly verify the current situation and determine the cause of trouble, if any.

2 When disassembling the device to, for example, replace a component, you should examine

and know the machine configuration completely so that you can smoothly reassemble the

machine.

3 Ensure sufficient maintenance space.

4 Pay attentimon not to spill the fresh/waste toner. Before the intended inspection and

maintenance, spread a sheet or cloth on the floor to protect the floor mat from soiling.

5 Do not keep the top cover (clamshell) opened for a long period of time. Otherwise, the

exposure drum will be deteriorated due to photo-fatigue. Cover the drum with a black bag

when the clamshell is removed.

6 Do not touch the photodrum surface with bare hands. Otherwise, the drum will be

degraded. If you touch the surface, completely wipe it with a clean cloth such as Bencot.

The poor image quality brought from the bare-hand contact can be removed by outputting

about fifteen sheets of paper.

7 Do not open the top cover with the photodrum removed. Otherwise, the cleaner will topple

and the waste toner is spilled to soil the machine interior.

8 Do not get any ferromagnetic material such as bolt and washer close to the developing

sleeve. If the part is attracted by the magnet roll, be sure to remove it to prevent the drum

from being damaged.

9 Do not run the developing sleeve in the reverse direction.

CONTENTS-1

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Foreword i

Safety Precautions ii

Warning labels iv

Precaution on Maintenance vi

Chapter 1 Maintenance Work Procedure 1-1

1.1 Outline of Maintenance Work Procedure 1-1

1.2 Maintenance Tools 1-2

1.3 External View and Nomenclatures 1-3

1.4 Maintenance Space 1-7

1.5 Version-upgrade of System Firmware 1-8

Chapter 2 Engine Maintenance Mode 2-1

Chapter 3 Maintenance Person Mode 3-1

3.1 Enter to Maintenance Person Mode 3-1

3.2 Functions of Maintenance Person Mode Menus 3-2

Chapter 4 Periodic Inspection (Plotter) 4-1

CONTENTS-2

Chapter 5 Regular Inspection (Scanner) 5-1

5.1 Regular Inspection Items and Operations 5-1

Chapter 6 Troubleshooting (Controller Faulty) 6-1

6.1 Type of Error Messages 6-1

6.2 Troubleshooting Against Operator Call Error 6-2

6.3 Operator Notice Warning 6-4

6.4 Warning 6-6

6.4.1 Communication Warning 6-6

6.4.2 PDL Warning 6-10

6.4.3 Engine Warning 6-11

6.5 Service Call Error 6-12

6.5.1 Engine Error 6-12

6.5.2 System Error 6-12

6.5.3 Controller Error 6-12

6.6 Error Log 6-15

6.7 Serial Number Not Set 6-16

Chapter 7 Troubleshooting (Engine Failure) 7-1

Chapter 8 Troubleshooting (Scanner) 8-1

8.1 How to Read This Manual 8-1

8.1.1 Outline of Engine Troubleshooting 8-1

CONTENTS-3

8.2 Leve-1 Troubleshooting 8-2

8.2.1 Unrecoverable Error Code List 8-2

8.3 Level 2 Troubleshooting 8-3

8.3.1 "Unrecoverable Error Code" Troubleshooting 8-3

8.3.2 Troubleshooting on Symptom 8-3

Chapter 9 Troubleshooting (Plotter Image Quality Failure) 9-1

Chapter 10 Troubleshooting (Scanner Print Quality Failure) 10-1

10.1 Troubleshooting for Print Quality Failure 10-1

Chapter 11 Replacement of Part (Disassembly/Assembly of Plotter) 11-1

Chapter 12 Replacing the Part (Disassembly/Assembly of Scanner) 12-1

12.1 How to Read This Manual 12-1

12.1.1 Rules for Disassembly/Assembly 12-1

12.1.2 Name of Scanner Covers 12-2

12.2 Replacing the Part 12-3

12.2.1 Replacing the Scanner Cover 12-3

12.2.2 Replacing the Control Panel 12-4

12.2.3 Replacing the Scanner Motor 12-5

12.2.4 Replacing the CIS Unit 12-8

12.2.5 Replacing the Shading Guide 12-12

12.2.6 Replacing the Scanner Registration Roller Assembly 12-17

12.2.7 Replacing the Scanner Exit Roller Assembly 12-19

12.2.8 Replacing the MSC2 Board 12-21

CONTENTS-4

Chapter 13 Adjustment (Plotter) 13-1

Chapter 14 Operation Discription (Plotter) 14-1

Chapter 15 Operation Discription (Scanner) 15-1

15.1 Features 15-1

15.2 Scanner Specifications 15-1

15.3 Basic Operation 15-4

15.3.1 Block Diagram - Basic Configuration 15-4

15.3.2 Outline of Machine Configuration 15-5

15.3.3 Circuit Diagram 15-6

15.3.4 Brief Description of Operation 15-7

15.4 Scanner Controller (MSC2 Board) 15-9

15.4.1 Hardware Configuration 15-9

15.5 CIS Unit (ISI3 Board and CIS) 15-10

15.5.1 Hardware Configuration 15-10

Chapter 16 Adjustment (Scanner) 16-1

16.1 Items Required for Adjustment 16-1

16.2 Outline of Adjustment Work 16-2

16.3 PC for Adjustment 16-3

16.3.1 Conditions of PC for Adjustment 16-3

16.3.2 Scanner Maintenance Tool (ScanMainte.exe) 16-3

16.3.3 Scanner Adjustment Tool (MFTool.exe) 16-4

CONTENTS-5

16.4 Originals for Adjustment and Evaluation 16-5

16.4.1 Original for Feed Adjustment (for Motor Speed Adjustment) 16-5

16.4.2 Original for Connection Adjustment (for CIS Connection Adjustment) 16-5

16.4.3 Original for Evaluation (Copy/Scan Standard Chart) 16-6

16.5 Preparation for Adjustment 16-7

16.5.1 Connecting the Device 16-7

16.5.2 Starting Respective Tools 16-7

16.5.3 Example of Screen Layout 16-9

16.5.4 Printing the Scanner Parameters 16-9

16.6 Shading Offset Adjustment Procedure 16-10

16.7 Original Feed Speed Adjustment/Connection Adjustment in Main and Sub

Scan Directions 16-13

16.7.1 Original Feed Speed Adjustment (Motor Speed) 16-13

16.7.2 Connection Adjustment in Main and Sub Scan Directions (CIS Connection)16-23

16.8 Registration Adjustment Procedure 16-31

16.8.1 Adjusting the Side Registration 16-31

16.8.2 Adjusting the Top Edge Registration Value 16-31

16.8.3 Adjusting the Bottom Edge Registration Value 16-32

16.9 Checking Adjustment Results 16-33

16.9.1 Checking the Copy Results of Original Type = Text/Line 16-33

16.9.2 Checking the Copy Results of Original Type = Text/Photo 16-37

16.10 Scanner Adjustment Results Memorandumg 16-39

Appendix A MEC Board Setup and LED Indication A-1

Appendix B MSC2 Board Setup and LED Indication B-1

B.1 Setup of DIP Switches B-1

B.1.1 DIP Switch on MSC2 Board (SW4) B-1

B.1.2 DIP Switch on MSC2 Board (SW5) B-1

CONTENTS-6

B.2 LED Indication B-2

B.2.1 LED Indication of MSC2 Board B-2

Appendix C ISI3 Board Setup and LED Indication C-1

C.1 Setup of DIP Switches C-1

C.1.1 DIP Switch on ISI Board (SW4) C-1

C.1.2 DIP Switch on ISI Board (SW5) C-1

C.2 LED Indication C-1

Appendix D Menu Structure D-1

Appendix E Electrical Connection Diagram E-1

CONTENTS-7

Figure

Figure 1-1 Maintenance Work Procedure Flow 1-1

Figure 1-2 External View and Nomenclatures (Front) 1-3

Figure 1-3 External View and Nomenclatures (Rear and Right) 1-4

Figure 1-4 External View and Nomenclatures (Interior) 1-5

Figure 1-5 External View and Nomenclatures (Control Panel) 1-6

Figure 1-6 Maintenance Space 1-7

Figure 12-1 Nomenclatures of Scanner Covers 12-2

Figure 15-1 Block Diagram - Basic Configuration 15-4

Figure 15-2 Outline of Machine Configuration 15-5

Figure 15-3 Circuit Diagram 15-6

Figure 15-4 Scanner Controller Block Diagram 15-9

Figure 15-5 CIS Unit Block Diagram 15-10

Figure 16-1 Items Required for Adjustment 16-1

CONTENTS-8

Table

Table 1-1 Required Tool List 1-2

Table 5-1 Periodic Inspection Items 5-1

Table 6-1 If a Job has been Left at Powering On 6-5

Table 6-2 Delivery Interface Warning List (1/2) 6-7

Table 6-2 Delivery Interface Warning List (2/2) 6-8

Table 6-3 File (TWAIN) Interface 6-9

Table 6-4 Copy PDL Warning 6-10

Table 6-5 Copy PDL Warning 2 (Operator Intervention) 6-10

Table 6-6 Copy PDL Module Error List 6-14

Table 6-7 Scan PDL Module Error List 6-14

Table 6-8 Up-path Spooler Module Error List 6-15

Table 8-1 Unrecoverable Error Code List 8-2

Table 15-1 Specifications of Scanner (1/2) 15-1

Table 15-1 Specifications of Scanner (2/2) 15-2

Table 15-2 Outline of Copy Function 15-2

Table 15-3 Outline of Scanner Delivery Function 15-3

Table 15-4 Symbol List 15-5

1-1

Chapter 1 Outline of Maintenance Work Procedure

Chapter 1 Maintenance Work Procedure

Chapter 1 describes the primary maintenance work procedure, necessary tools, and names of part

of this device.

Also, subsection 1.5 describes a method for updating the version of the system firmware.

1.1 Overview of Maintenance Work Procedure

The maintenance work is classified into the regular checking maintenance based on the

Maintenance Agreement and the maintenance if a trouble occurs.

The work procedure flows of respective cases are shown in Figure 1-1.

Figure 1-1 Maintenance Work Procedure Flow

Start

Grasp the situations (problems, complaints,

etc.) of the device.

Check and clean the parts (See Chapter 4)

Replace parts as necessary (See Chapter

8) or adjust (See Chapter 9).

Check by plotting that no problem occurs.

Maintenance if a

trouble occurred

Regular checking

maintenance

Regularcheck/ In case of a

trouble

End

End

Check the contents of trouble and the

situations if a trouble occurs.

Perform the troubleshooting.

- If controller is error (See Chapter 5)

- If engine is error (See Chapter 6)

- If image quality is poor

(See Chapter 7)

Replace a faulty part (See Chapter 8)

Adjust the replaced part or make

adjustment as necessary (See Chapter 9)

Check that the trouble is removed.

1-2

1.2 Maintenance Tools

Table 1-1 lists tools and measuring instruments necessary for the maintenance.

Table 1-1 Required Tool List

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1-3


1.3 External View and Nomenclatures

Figures 1-2 through 1-5 respectively show the external view and nomenclatures of this device.

Figure 1-2 External View and Nomenclatures (Front)

1Roll 1 drawer (door 1)2Roll 2 drawer (door 2)3Manual feed drawer (door 4)4Paper unfeeding outlet5Upper door (door 6)6Fixation door (door 7)7Manual paper feeding holder (door 8)8Manual feed inlet9Control panel0Original eject guideAWaste toner doorBScanner coverCStopper

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⑧

⑨

⑥

①

④

⑤

⑩

⑪

②

③

⑫ ⑬

To remove the scanner cover,

raise and unlock this stopper.

1-4

Figure 1-3 External View and Nomenclatures (Rear and Right)

1Main power switch2Power cord3Parallel interface connector4Ethernet interface connector5USB interface connector6Cutter door (door 5)7Cutter inside door (door 9)8Cutter door lower small door (door 10)9Toner cover

②

①

⑦

⑥

⑧

⑨

③ ⑤

④

1-5


Figure 1-4 External View and Nomenclatures (Interior)

1Paper feed knob2Paper flange

①

②

1-6

Figure 1-5 External View and Nomenclatures (Control Panel)

WARNING LIGHTMENU

POWERSAVING

COPY

DELIVERY

PRINT

FILE

TONER

PROCESS

ERRORDATA

ORIGINALSIZE

AUTO

FIXED-SIZEPORTRAIT

FIXED-SIZELANDSCAPE

SYNCHRO

ORIGINALTYPE

BACKGROUND REMOVAL DENSITY

THIN

NORMAL

THICK

SCALE x1

FIXED SCALE

ZOOM

NON-PROPORTIONALSCALE

PAPERFEED

ORIGINAL

IMAGEQUALITY

SORT

FUNCTION

SCAN STOP

REPRINT

MEMORY

TEXT/LINE

BLUE PRINT

PHOTO

TEXT/PHOTO

POWER

START

RESET

STOP

MANUAL FEED

WASTETONER

1

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2 3 4 5

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1-7


1.4 Maintenance Space

Figure 1-6 shows the spaces necessary to maintain the device.

Figure 1-6 Maintenance Space

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1750

300

700

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700

300

60

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800

900

1650 20505

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Installation space

Maintenance space

(Unit: mm)

(Direction of height: 2000mm)

1-8

1.5 Version-upgrade of System Firmware

Refer to Section 1.5 "Version-upgrade of System Firmware" in "LP-1010 Black-and-

White Raster Plotter - Maintenance Manual."

2-1

Chapter 2 Engine Maintenance Mode

Chapter 2 Engine Maintenance Mode

This chapter supports the same functions as PL model. So, refer to Chapter 2 "Engine

Maintenance Mode" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White Raster Plotter - Maintenance

Manual."

3-1

Chapter 3 Maintenance person Mode

Chapter 3 Maintenance Person Mode

This device supports the maintenance person mode that cannot be defined by users. Chapter 3

describes functions and operations of those menus specific to maintenance people. To access and

use this mode, you must enter the password with the top screen of menu, copy, and delivery

modes.

3.1 Enter to Maintenance Person Mode

Pressing the MENU key (example):

1 Press the keys in the following order.

2 Enter the password by pressing the keys in the following order.

The display appears as shown right and the

display enters the maintenance person mode.

The above operating sequence is the same as user-defined menus.

When the setup is completed and any of mode keys (e.g. MENU, COPY, FILE, DELIVELU, and

PRINT) is pressed to change the mode, the maintenance engineer mode is quitted.

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3-2

3.2 Functions of Maintenance Person Mode Menus

This chapter supports the same functions as PL model. So, refer to Section 3.2 "Functions of

Maintenance Engineer Mode Menus" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White Raster Plotter -

Maintenance Manual."

4-1

Chapter 4 Periodic Inspection (Plotter)

Chapter 4 Regular Inspection (Plotter)

This chapter supports the same functions as PL model. So, refer to Chapter 4 "Regular

Inspection" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White Raster Plotter - Maintenance Manual."

5-1

Chapter 5 Periodic Inspection (Scanner)

Chapter 5 Regular Inspection (Scanner)

This chapter describes periodic inspection and maintenance.

5.1 Regular Inspection Items and Operations

The regular inspection must be executed every 12 months, as a rule. On the other hand, 6-month

interval is recommended for the preventive maintenance that is necessary to maintain the

acceptable image quality. Table 5-1 below lists regular inspection items and procedures.

Note: Before replacing a component, be sure to contact the user and obtain

hislher approval.

Table 5-1 Regular Inspection Items

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6-1

Chapter 6 Troubleshooting (Controller Faulty)


This chapter describes troubleshooting where a faulty occurred in the controller. If a trouble

occurs on the device, the error lamp is turned on. (In case of warning, the lamp is not lit.) In

addition, an error message appears on the LCD. When the error message is displayed, find the

cause and place and remove the trouble. If the error message is not displayed, judge the place

based on the symptom and remove the trouble. Those errors for which error classifies and codes

supported errors are identified by 4-digit hexadecimal numbers (example: E E56E-01FF).

Descriptions that are necessary but not provided in this chapter are covered by Chapter 5 in "LP-

1010 Black-and-White Raster Plotter - Maintenance Manual" So, refer to it.

6.1 Type of Error Messages

Error messages are classified into four categories as shown below according to the type of

trouble.

(1) Operator call error

This error message shows those troubles that the operator can handle: for example, replacement

of consumables. Operator call errors are further classified into errors that the operator can handle

and those that our Service Center must handle.

(2) Operator report warning

This error message is the warning information addressed to the operator: for example, oncoming

replacement of consumables.

(3) Warning

This error message shows incomplete system environment or setup: for example,

communication error or faulty data.

(4) Service call error

This error message shows troubles that are attributable to defective parts, faulty media, or

program error, and must be handled by our Service Center.

6-2

6.2 Troubleshooting Against Operator Call Error

"Operator call errors" can be handled by the operator. When this type of error occurs, you should

request the user to troubleshoot the machine based on the error message displayed. If the same

symptom recurs frequently, you should remove the trouble according to the instructions

described in chapter 6 maintenance person. (For detailed descriptions on troubles relating to

door operation and consumables, see the User's Guide. Types and descriptions of messages are

same as those specified in the plotter maintenance manuals, except for some differences.

Description: The roll x drawer is opened.

Measure: Close the roll x drawer.

Description: The paper is jammed in the machine.

Measure: Troubleshoot the machine according to the guidance displayed.

Description: The machine detects the damaged setup area checksum after the powering on.

Measure: Press the [ENTER] key to initialize the setup area.

Description: This error message may appear if the serial number at powering on is not speci-

fied.

Measure: Specify the serial number of the device. (see Section 6.7 Serial Number Not

Set.)

One door is displayed Two or more doors are displayed

x: Door number

O p e n D o o r XR e m o v e P a p e r

O p e n D o o r X, XR e m o v e P a p e r

S E T U P I S W R O N G

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E S E T T H E S / N

C l o s e D o o r X

6-3


Scanner operator call error

- Original jam error

Description: The original is jammed in the scanner.

Measure: Open the cover, remove the jammed original, and close the cover.

- Cover open error

Description: The scanner cover is opened.

Measure: Close the cover.

- Scan stop

To cancel scanning the original, press the SCAN STOP key. The following error message

appears on the screen.

Description: The SCAN STOP key is pressed during the original scan.

Measure: Open the cover, remove the original, and close the cover.

- Original set error

Description: The original is not placed in the center of the document table.

Measure: Pull out the original and set it in the center of the table.

O p e n C o v e r t oR e m o v e O r i g i n a l

C l o s e C o v e r

O p e n C o v e r t oR e m o v e O r i g i n a l

S e t O r i g i n a l t oC e n t e r

6-4

6.3 Operator Notice Warning

Description: The saved job has been damaged, and thus the spool area is initialized (When

HDD is installed).

Measure: After 3 seconds, the message changes to "WAIT A MOMENT" and then the

device starts.

Description: The data is received in the format not supported by the device, and thus the data

was ignored.

Measure: Use the data received in the format supported by this device.

Description: The spool area on the HDD has been damaged, and thus the memory spool area

is used (When HDD is installed).

Measure: Replace the HDD

Description: The nonvolatile memory (NVRAM) on the PCB-ASSY-MRC2 (MRC2 Board)

is damaged. Usual printing is executable while some functions do not work

correctly. Currently, only the accounting information printout function in the

function menu is affected by this error.

Measure: Execute NVRAM format in the function menu. If the error is not removed,

replace the MRC2 board.

Description: This message appears if there is an unprocessed job (jobs standing by for pro-

cessing) at powering on.

Measure: Select whether the job is deleted or not by pressing the [ENTER] key or [CAN-

CEL] key.

The operation goes in time out in about 10 seconds unless the key is pressed,

and the device starts with the job save.

W S P O O LIN I T I A L I Z E D

W J o b D e l e t e

W S P O O L E R R O R

W N V R A M E R R O R

D e l e t e J o b ?

Y = E n t e r N = C a n c e l

6-5


Table 6-1 If a Job has been Left at Powering On

Description: This message appears if the nonvolatile memory (NVRAM) on the PCB-

ASSY-MRC2 (MRC2 board) is not initialized.

Measure: The display of this warning message remains until the [ENTER] key is

pressed.

After the [ENTER] key was pressed, the NVRAM is initialized automatically

and the display changes to the language setting specifically for the installing

operation.

Description: This message appears if the log registration area (FLASH) on the device is not

initialized.

(HDD is the log registration area if HDD is installed.

Measure: The display of this warning message remains until the [ENTER] key is

pressed.

After the [ENTER] key was pressed, the log area is initialized automatically.

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6.4 Warning

6.4.1 Communication Warning

A communication error message appears if any communication error occurs between the

computer and the device.

This type of error can be handled by the system administrator of the user.

Note: A communication error appears on the LCD, but it disappears when the next

operation is performed. Consequently, you may not find the that error

occurred. In such a case, retransmit the data to check if the communication

error is displayed on the LCD.

(1) Ethernet interface

　　Note: For the error code list, refer to Section 5.4.1 "Communication Warning" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White

Raster Plotter - Maintenance Manual."

(2) Mail interface

　　　

Note: For the error code list, refer to Section 5.4.1 "Communication Warning" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White


(3) USB interface

Note: For the error code list, refer to Section 5.4.1 "Communication Warning" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White


W I N T E R F A C E - L N n n n n nnnn: Error code

W I N T E R F A C E - M L n n n n

W I N T E R F A C E - U S n n n n

nnnn: Error code

nnnn: Error code

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(4) Delivery interface

Table 6-2 Delivery Interface Warning List

(1/2)

W I N T E R F A C E - D L x x x x xxxx: Error code

Error code Description Measure

1120 TCP is disconnected. - Check the connection of relay units (HUB, etc.)between host and this device and the UTP cable, andretry the delivery.

1131 IP address of the device is not setcorrectly.

- Check that the IP address of the device is setcorrectly.

1133 IP address of the delivery server (host)is not set correctly in the device. Or, thepath control table is not set correctly.

-

-

Check that the IP address of the delivery server(host) is set correctly.Check that the path control table is set correctly.

1136 TCP connection was reset from thedelivery server.

- There will be no problem if the scan data receivedby the delivery server are normal, but if abnormal,retry the delivery.

1139 Delivery server is not connected to thesocket.

-

-

Check that the delivery station (application) hasbeen started in the delivery server set by this device.Check the connection of relay units (HUB, etc.)between host and this device and the UTP cable, andretry the delivery.

113C Time out of TCP connection to thedelivery server.

- Check the connection of relay units (HUB, etc.)between host and this device and the UTP cable, andretry the delivery.

113D TCP connection was rejected from thedelivery server.

-

-

Check that the delivery station (application) hasbeen started in the delivery server set by this device.Check the connection of relay units (HUB, etc.)between host and this device and the UTP cable, andretry the delivery.

1141 Invalid IP address is set to the deliveryserver, this device, or path controltable.

- Check that the IP address is set correctly inrespective units and table.

1143 Delivery server down - Operate the delivery server normally and retry thedelivery.

11FF Any error other than above occurredin TCP connection system.

- Please notify to design group of the displayed errormessage and error condition.

2102 Undefined command was receivedfrom delivery server.

- Check the version of delivery station installed in thedelivery server, and reinstall correct application.

2103 I/O error (R) occurred in the connectionto the delivery server.


2050 Command error occurred in thedevice.

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Table 6-2 Delivery Interface Warning List

(2/2)


2104 I/O error (W) occurred in the connectionto the delivery server.

-

-

Check the connection of relay units (HUB, etc.)between host and this device and the UTP cable, andretry the delivery.Check that the communication parameters (setvalues) are set correctly in the device.

2105 Connection error to the delivery serveroccurred.

-

-

Check the connection of relay units (HUB, etc.)between host and this device and the UTP cable, andretry the delivery.Check that the communication parameters (setvalues) between this device and delivery server areset correctly.

2180 Operation NG notice was received fromthe delivery server. (Log information)

- Check that the delivery list information set by thedelivery server is correct.

2181 Language system is different betweendelivery server and this device. (Loginformation)

-

-

Match the language system between delivery serverand this device.If matching is impossible, use English language inthe delivery server.

2182 Delivery information is not set at all inthe delivery server, or delivery addressis not selected. (Log information)

- Check that the delivery list information set by thedelivery server is correct.

2000 I/O error (RW) occurred in thedevice.

- If the device is not reset by turning it off once andturning it on again, hear from the user about thesituation when the error occurred, and replace acomponent or upgrade the firmware to the latestversion accordingly. In case of replacement, theMRC2 board is subject to change.

2001 I/O error (SEL) occurred in thedevice.

2002 Memory related error occurred in thedevice.


(5) File (TWAIN) Interface

W I N T E R F A C E - T W x x x x xxxx: Error code

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Table 6-3 File (TWAIN) Interface


1120 TCP is disconnected. - Check the connection of relay units (HUB, etc.)between host and this device and the UTP cable, andretry the delivery.

1131 IP address of the device is not setcorrectly.

- Check that the IP address of the device is setcorrectly.

1136 TCP connection was reset from thehost device.

- There will be no problem if the scan data receivedby the host device are normal, but if abnormal, retrythe delivery.

1139 Host device is not connected to thesocket.


113C Time out of TCP connection to thedelivery server.


113D TCP connection was rejected from thehost device.

-

-

Check that host device scan driver in the operatesnormally.Check the connection of relay units (HUB, etc.)between host and this device and the UTP cable, andretry the delivery.

1141 Invalid IP address is set to this deviceor path control table.

- Check that the IP address is set correctly inrespective units and table.

1143 Host device down. - Operate the host device normally and retry thedelivery.

11FF Any error other than above occurredin TCP connection system.


2100 Any error occurred in TCP connection. - Check the connection of relay units (HUB, etc.)between host and this device and the UTP cable, andretry the delivery.

2103 I/O error (R) occurred in the connectionto the host device.


2104 I/O error (W) occurred in the connectionto the host device.

-

-

Check the connection of relay units (HUB, etc.)between host and this device and the UTP cable, andretry the delivery.Check that the communication parameters (setvalues) are set correctly in the device.

2000 I/O error (RW) occurred in the device. - If the device is not reset by turning it off once andturning it on again, hear from the user about thesituation when the error occurred, and replace acomponent or upgrade the firmware to the latestversion accordingly. In case of replacement, theMRC2 board is subject to change.

2001 I/O error (SEL) occurred in the device.

2002 Memory related error occurred in thedevice.

2003 Logical error occurred in the device.

2004 Socket related error occurred in thedevice.


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6.4.2 PDL Warning

A communication error message appears if any communication error occurs between the

computer and the device. When a PLD error occurs, you can return the device to the normal

operation from the screen shown below.

Note: The PDL warning appears on the LCD, but it disappears when the next

operation is performed. Consequently, you may not recognize the that error

occurred.

It is recommended that the "ERROR MEMO" of "DRAWING PARAM." in the

setup menu be turned on, so that the error message is printed on the drawing.

(1) Plotter PDL warning

Note: For the error code list, refer to Section 5.4.2 "PDL Warning" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White Raster Plotter

- Maintenance Manual."

(2) Copy PDL warning

Table 6-4 Copy PDL Warning

(3) Copy PDL warning 2 (operator intervention)

If the following warning occurred, the error display and error log registration are taken place.

By pressing any key, you can reset the warning and recover to normal condition.

Table 6-5 Copy PDL Warning 2 (Operator Intervention)

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6.4.3 Engine Warning

This error occurs when image data is transferred from the controller to the engine.

When this error occurs, the image data has not been transfer to the engine correctly and,

therefore, the faulty data may be printed to the paper. Return the device to the normal operation

from the following job.

　

Note: For the error code list, refer to Section 5.4.2 "Engine Warning" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White Raster

Plotter - Maintenance Manual."

W E 5 6 E - n n n n nnnn: Error code

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6.5 Service Call Error

Service call errors are handled by our Service Center.

Hint: When a service call error occurs, you should request the user to turn off the

device once and turn it on again to check whether the error is reproduced.

Restarting the machine may reset the error.

6.5.1 Engine Error

This error message may appear if the engine of the device is faulty.

Description: This error message may appear if the engine of the device is faulty.

Measure: To correct error, see Chapter 6 "Troubleshooting (Engine Failure)" in "LP-

1010 Black-and-White Raster Plotter - Maintenance Manual."

6.5.2 System Error

This error message may appear if an unrecoverable and exceptional system error occurs in the

controller of the device.

Description: An unexpected hardware or program error occurs.

Measure: Hear from the user about the situation when the error occurred.

Upgrade the firmware to the latest version.

Check the hardware for connection.

Replace a part. In case of replacement, change the hard disk drive, DRAM, or

MRC2 board.

6.5.3 Controller Error

This error message may appear if an unrecoverable fatal error occurs in the module provided on

the controller of the device.

(1) Error in PDL module

Note: For the error code list, refer to Section 5.5.3 "Controller Error" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White Raster


E E N G I N E n n n n

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nnnn: Error code

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(2) Error in Engine control module



(3) Error in Operation module



(4) Error in Main module



(5) Error in Setup module



(6) Error in Panel control module



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nnnn: Error code

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nnnn: Error code

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nnnn: Error code

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(7) Error in Spool module



(8) Error in Copy PDL module



Table 6-6 Copy PDL Module Error List

(9) Error in Scan PDL module

Table 6-7 Scan PDL Module Error List

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(10)Error in Up-path spooler module

Table 6-8 Up-path Spooler Module Error List

6.6 Error Log

Each time an error or warning occurs in the device, it is displayed on the LCD and also the error

log information is saved in the internal memory.

The error log information saved in the internal memory includes additionally the time when an

error occurred, and therefore you can confirm the error log using the "ERROR PRINT" of the

function menu.

(This information is saved even after the power was turned off.)

Note: For more information on the error log, refer to Section 5.6 "Error Log" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White


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6.7 Serial Number Not Set

After powering on, the device self-tests the area in which its serial number has been saved (flash

memory). If it is proved that the area is damaged or is not initialized, the following message

appears on the LCD.

The message appears as well when the PCB-ASSY-MRC2 (main control board) is replaced with

an uninitialized board.

When this message appears, you must enter the maintenance person mode and enter the serial

number.

Measure: Enter the device serial number using the following procedures.



3 Enter the serial number of the device.

4 Press the [ ] key.

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E S E T T H E S / N

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7-1

Chapter 7 Troubleshooting (Engine Failure)

Chapter 7 Troubleshooting (Engine Failure)

This chapter describes how to troubleshoot the device if there is a suspicion that the engine is

malfunctioning. When an error message appears on the LCD as shown below, troubleshoot the

machine according to the procedures connected to the error code "nnnn." For other troubles,

identify their characteristics based on symptoms.

This chapter supports the same functions as PL model. So, refer to Chapter 6

"Troubleshooting (Engine Failure)" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White Raster Plotter -


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Chapter 8 Troubleshooting (Scanner)


This chapter describes the troubleshooting when a trouble occurred in the engine.

If a message as shown below is displayed on the LCD of the control panel, take a corrective

measure following an error code "nnnn" of the error message. For other troubles, take a

corrective measure according to the symptom.

nnnn :Error code

8.1 How to Read This Manual

8.1.1 Outline of Engine Troubleshooting

In troubleshooting the engine, first perform the level-1 troubleshooting to classify the trouble.

Then, progress the troubleshooting by performing the level-2 troubleshooting.

When you try to find a cause of trouble through the troubleshooting or check-chart, read the

procedure carefully to avoid fail. Also, if multiple causes are considerable, it is difficult to find

all causes at a time, and therefore you may have to perform the troubleshooting of the same title

again. In such a case, even for the same troubleshooting, the judgment in the midway may

change, thus requiring extreme care.

Level-1 troubleshooting

The level-1 troubleshooting is the first step of troubleshooting. The level-1 troubleshooting

clarifies whether an error code or other trouble symptom is present or not to provide a guide for

proceeding to the level-2 troubleshooting.

Level-2 troubleshooting

The level-2 troubleshooting provides the classified troubleshooting procedures according to the

error code, paper jam, and other various symptoms. As a trouble diagnostic method, a cause of

trouble can be found in a short time by performing the procedure given by the troubleshooting or

check-chart.

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8.2 Leve-1 Troubleshooting

The level-1 troubleshooting isolates the troubles.

If "E ENGINE nnnn" is displayed on the LCD of the control panel, perform the troubleshooting

following this unrecoverable error code (see 8.3.1).

When the paper jam occurs frequently, enter the engine maintenance mode to check the paper

jam situations and perform the troubleshooting (see 8.3.2).

For other cases, make judgment from the symptom and perform the troubleshooting (see 8.3.3).

8.2.1 Unrecoverable Error Code List

Table 8-1 Unrecoverable Error Code List


0103h Command sequence error

If the device is not reset by turning it offonce and turning it on again, hear fromthe user about the situation when theerror occurred, and upgrade the firmwaret o t h e l a t e s t v e r s i o n o r r e p l a c e acomponent accordingly. (If case ofreplacement, the MSC board is subject tochange.)

2101h SDRAM1 memory error



2201h FPGA configuration error

2301h EEPROM1 read/write error

2302h EEPROM2 read/write error

2401h Hardware chip malfunctioning

2402h Hardware chip malfunctioning

2501h EEPROM engine parameter sum error (both)

2601h Controller communication error

2801h ISI board EEPROM read/write errorIf the device is not reset by turning it offonce and turning it on again, hear fromthe user about the situation when theerror occurred, and upgrade the firmwaret o t h e l a t e s t v e r s i o n o r r e p l a c e acomponent accordingly. (If case ofreplacement, the scanner unit or ISI boardis subject to change.)

2802h ISI board FPGA communication error

2803h ISI board EEPROM sum error

2A01h Shading offset auto adjustment errorIf the device is not reset by turning it offonce and turning it on again, hear fromthe user about the situation when theerror occurred, and upgrade the firmwaret o t h e l a t e s t v e r s i o n o r r e p l a c e acomponent accordingly. (If case ofreplacement, the MSC board is subject tochange.)

2B01h Tone curve data checksum error

2B02h Dither pattern data checksum error

8-3


8.3 Level 2 Troubleshooting

8.3.1 "Unrecoverable Error Code" Troubleshooting

(1) Errorcode 2101/2102/2103/2201/2301/2302/2401/2402/2501/2B01/2B02

Replace the PCB-ASSY-MSC2 (scanner control board).

(2) Error code 2601

Replace the PCB-ASSY-MSC2 (scanner control board). If the error persists, replace the PCB-ASSY-

MCR2 (RIP control board).

(3) Error code 2801/2802/2803

Check the harness (CBLS06) connected between CIS unit and PCB-ASSY-MSC2. If the error persists,

replace the PCB-ASSY-MSC2 (scanner control board). If the error still occurs, replace the CIS unit.

8.3.2 Troubleshooting on Symptom

(1) "CHECK OPEN COVER" Troubleshooting

These diagnostic procedures are used to analyze those troubles where the open cover message is

displayed on the control panel although the relevant cover is being closed and, due to this, the original

cannot be transported.

Troubleshooting on "CLOSE THE DOOR"

Open the cover. Turn on PSS09 and PSS10. To this end, place something in the groove. Does the

error message "CLOSE THE DOOR" disappear from the VFD?

Y N

◆ Check the PSS09 and PSS10.

◆ Contacts in signal system of PSS09 and PSS10 may be faulty.

◆ CBL032, CBL031, or CBL03 may be disconnected or connected loosely.

◆ Insert the CN3 connector of PCB-ASSY-MSC2 may be faulty.

If not faulty, replace the PCB-ASSY-MSC2.

◆ Check the cover both edge levers for break or bending.

◆ Check the PSS09 and PSS10 for mounting state.

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(2) "CHECK ORIGINAL JAM 1102/1103/1104" Troubleshooting

These failure diagnostic procedures are used to analyze those troubles where the original jam error

message appears on the control panel although the paper is not jammed and, due to this, the original

cannot be transported.

Troubleshooting on "OPEN THE COVER AND REMOVE ORIGINAL"

◆ Check the PSS06, PSS07, and PSS08.

◆ Check the PSS06, PSS07, and PSS08 for mounting state.

◆ Contacts in signal system of PSS06, PSS07, and PSS08 may be faulty.




(3) "CHECK ORIGINAL SET ERROR" Troubleshooting

These diagnostic procedures are used to analyze those troubles where the original set error message

appears on the control panel although the original is placed in the center of the document table and,

due to this, the original cannot be transported.

Troubleshooting on "SET ORIGINAL IN CENTER"

◆ Check PSS01, PSS02, PSS03, PSS04, and PSS05 for adhesion of paper chips, dust, and other

foreign materials.

◆ Check the PSS01, PSS02, PSS03, PSS04, and PSS05 for mounting state.

◆ Contacts in signal system of PSS01, PSS02, PSS03, PSS04, and PSS05 may be faulty.




(4) "CHECK NO MOTOR ROTATION" Troubleshooting

These failure diagnostic procedures are used to analyze those troubles where the motor is not operated

although the original is placed in the correct position and, due to this, the original cannot be transported.

Troubleshooting on "NO MOTOR OPERATION"

◆ CBLS04, CBLS041, or CBLS042 may be disconnected or connected loosely.


If not faulty, replace the motor, SM01, and PCB-ASSY-MSC2 in this order.

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Chapter 9 Troubleshooting (Poor Plotter Image Quality)

Chapter 9 Troubleshooting (Plotter Image Quality Failure)

This chapter supports the same functions as PL model. So, refer to Chapter 7

"Troubleshooting (Plotter Image Quality Failure)" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White Raster


10-1

Chapter 10 Troubleshooting (Poor Scanner Image Quality)

Chapter 10 Troubleshooting (Scanner Print Quality Failure)

This chapter describes the type of print quality troubles and its corrective measures.

10.1 Troubleshooting for Print Quality Failure

(1) Image shift (front edge)

Description: The front edge registration is too large or small and, therefore, there is difference

between plotter setting and actual output.

Cause: The front edge registration of the plotter or scanner is incorrect.

Measure: Check which unit, plotter or scanner, suffers from incorrect front edge registration.

Step 1: Check the front edge registration of the plotter.

Output engine test pattern 13 and measure the front edge registration at

specified blocks.

If a shift is found, adjust the front edge registration. (For procedures, refer

to LP-1010 Black-and-White Raster Plotter Maintenance Manual.)

Step 2: Check the front edge registration of the scanner.

After the adjustment of plotter, use engine test pattern 13 as original to

copy it. Measure the front edge registration of the output. (Use the same

blocks as specified for the plotter.)

Step 3: Adjust the front edge registration so that it will be twice as large as the

original.

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(2) Image shift (side edge)

Description: Although the original is correctly inserted into the machine along the original

guides, the side edge registration is substantially shifted.

Cause: The side edge registration of the plotter or scanner is incorrect.

Measure: Check which unit, plotter or scanner, suffers from incorrect side edge registration.

Step 1: Check the side edge registration of the plotter.

Output engine test pattern 13 and measure the side edge registration at

specified blocks.

If a shift is found, adjust the side edge registration. (For procedures, refer to

LP-1010 Black-and-White Raster Plotter Maintenance Manual.)

Step 2: Check the side edge registration of the scanner.

After the adjustment of plotter, use engine test pattern 13 as original to

copy it. Measure the side edge registration of the output. (Use the same

blocks as specified for the plotter.)

Step 3: Adjust the side edge registration so that it will be twice as large as the

original.

(3) Vertical streak (black or white)

Description: Black or white streaks are observed on the copied paper.

Cause: Dust or soil adheres on the shading guide or scanner glass.

Measure:

Step 1: Check the plotter side for print quality.

Output the engine pattern, and take a corrective action if faulty.

(For procedures, refer to the LP-1010 Black -and -White Raster Plotter

Maintenance Manual.)

Step 2: Check the scanner side for evidence of any problems.

If no problem is found on the plotter side, clean the shading guide of the

scanner or the scanner glass.

Replace the CIS unit if these measures failed to improve the situations.

(4) Uneven density

Description: Uneven density is observed in the order of CIS.

Cause: The shading correction that removes the height difference between shading guide

and scanner glass may be shifted from the specified value.

Measure: Adjust the shading correction value. Replace the CIS unit if the density is uneven

obviously in the order of CIS though the shading correction value was adjusted.

(5) Others

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Chapter 11 Replacement of Part (Disassembly/Assembly of Plotter)

Chapter 11 Replacement of Part (Disassembly/Assembly of Plotter)

This chapter supports the same functions as PL model. So, refer to Chapter 8 "Replacement of

Part (Disassembly/Assembly)" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White Raster Plotter -


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Chapter 12 Replacing the Part (Disassembly/Assembly of Scanner)


This chapter describes how to disassemble and assembly the scanner when it is necessary to

replace the part on the device.

12.1 How to Read This Manual

12.1.1 Rules for Disassembly/Assembly

This section defines several rules used in the component replacement (disassembly/assembly)

procedures.

Note: Before disassembling the intended section, sufficiently examine and

comprehend the complete installation condition. This allows you to assembly

the scanner smoothly.

Before replacing a component, be sure to turn off the device and unplug the

power cable from the power outlet.

To protect the photosensitive material from degradation, be sure to close the

upper door whenever unnecessary.

Removal: This word represents disassembling procedures. Note that some procedures are

detailed in illustrations.

Installation: This word represents assembling procedures. Since the device is assembled by

executing the disassembling procedures reversely, only precautions are described

in the assembling procedures.

Direction: Positions and directions (including those of engine interior) described in the

procedures are defined as follows (see Figure 12-1).

◆ Front : Front panel of the device

◆ Right : Right panel of the device when viewed from the front

◆ Left : Left panel of the device when viewed from the front

◆ Rear : Rear panel of the device

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12.1.2 Name of Scanner Covers

Figures 12-1 shows nomenclatures of covers located on the device.

Figure 12-1 Nomenclatures of Scanner Covers

Left scanner cover

Right scanner co

Original unfeeding guide

Control panel

Original holder

12-3


12.2 Replacing the Part

12.2.1 Replacing the Scanner Cover

<Removal>

1 Open the upper door.

　

2 Remove both right and left scanner covers. (set screw, 2pcs each)

Upper door

Right scanner cover

Left scanner cover

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12.2.2 Replacing the Control Panel

<Removal>

1 Remove the two set screw from each side of the control panel.

　

2 Unplug the two cables coming from the device and remove the control panel.

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12.2.3 Replacing the Scanner Motor

<Removal>

1 Open the upper door. For procedures, see Step 1 in Section 12.2.1.

2 Remove the right scanner cover. (set screw 2 pcs) For procedures, see Step 2 in Section

12.2.1.

3 Remove the gear cover. (Set screw 1 pc)

Release the harness clamp and raise the harness.

4 Loosen the screw shown in the figure and shift it in the arrow direction to make the belt loose.

Retighten the screw in the position where the belt is disengaged from the pulley.

Gear cover

Harness clamp

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5 Remove three set screws and one connector from the bracket, and remove the scanner motor

assembly.

* The motor harness is routed so that it comes out under the scanner.

6 Remove the tension belt angle. (1 set screw and 1 E-ring)

7 Remove the tension belt pulley. (1 E-ring)

Tension belt angle

Connector

E-ring

E-ring Tension belt pulley

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8 Remove the scanner motor. (set screw 2 pcs)

* The motor harness

direction is on the oblong

hole side.

Oblong

hole

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12.2.4 Replacing the CIS Unit

<Removal>


2 Remove both right and left scanner covers. (set screw 2 pcs) For procedures, see Step 2 in

Section 12.2.1.

3 Loosen the screw of the tension belt angle. Retighten the screw with the belt relaxed. For

procedures, see Step 4 in Section 12.2.3.


assembly. For procedures, see Step 5 in Section 12.2.3.

5 Remove the pinch unit stopper by removing the E-ring of the pinch unit stopper on the right

side of the pinch unit.

6 Remove the document table unit. (set screw 7 pcs)

Stopper (pinch unit)

Document table unit (original table)

E-ring

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7 Close the upper door, and open the scanner cover to backward.

8 Remove the registration guide. (set screw 4 pcs)

Registration guide

Screw is tightened together with spring

* When installing the guide (registration),

tighten the screws while pushing the

guide (registration) against the CIS unit.

In such a case, note that if the top edge

of the guide (registration) is not

engaged in the slot in the aluminum

frame of the CIS unit, a gap is made

during of paper feed between guide

(registration) and CIS unit.

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8 Loosen four screws on the exit guide.

* Loosening the exit guide allows the CIS unit to be removed easily. Also, the CIS can be set in

position when it is installed.

If the exit guide is not loosened, the CIS unit may be installed obliquely.

When installing the guide (exit), tighten 1 the screw from the top and 2 the screw from the

rear in this order.

0 Remove holders (CIS-R and CIS-L). (set screw,1pc each)

Guide (EXIT)

Holder (CIS-R)Holder (CIS-L)

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* When installing the CIS unit, remove the registration guide and loosen the exit guide.

With the guide installed, the CIS unit is installed obliquely and therefore install the holder

while pushing the holder (CIS-R)/holder (CIS-L) with a flat-tip screwdriver.

* Check that the CIS unit is placed on four pins correctly and it does not rattle.

A Remove the CIS unit. This time, unplug the two connectors.

CIS unit

Pin

Remove two screws and then the GND

angle, and disconnect the connector.

Connectors

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12.2.5 Replacing the Shading Guide

<Removal>


2 Remove both right and left scanner covers. (set screw, 2pcs each) For procedures, see Step 2

in Section 12.2.1.

3 Remove the gear cover. (Set screw 1 pc) See Step 3 section 12.2.1

4 Loosen the screw of the tension belt angle. Retighten the bolt with the belt relaxed. For




6 Close the upper door and open the top cover of the pinch unit.

7 Disengage the E-ring from the left pinch unit stopper and remove the stopper.

8 Remove the right upper cover. (set screw 6 pcs)

Pinch unit stopperE-ring

Pinch unit

Right upper cover

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9 Remove the left upper cover. (set screw 6 pcs)

Left upper cover

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0 Remove the top cover. (set screw 4 pcs)

Top cover MF

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A Remove connect pins, L (left) and R (right) (set screw, 1pc each), and take out the pinch unit.

* Remove the flexible bushing on the power harness and the connector, and remove the pinch

unit by passing the connector through a harness hole in the left side plate of the plotter (push

the connector into the pinch unit from the harness hole in the left side plate of the plotter).

* Disconnect the connector of the signal cable coming out of the right side of the pinch unit to

make it free (so that the pinch unit can be removed).

Flexible bushingConnector

Connect pin-Left Connect pin-Right

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B Remove either frame. SC-U-L or SC-U-R. (set screw 6 pcs)

This time, move the paper switching lever to the position. (If the lever is in the

position, the frame returns to the mount position with the help of spring,

preventing smooth installation of SC-U-L frame.)

C Remove the shading guide.

* The shading guide is supported by the pins (one piece on the left and two pieces on the right)

on the frames (SC-V-L/R), and therefore be sure to engage the shading guide with these pins

when installing it.

Shading guide

Paper switching

lever

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12.2.6 Replacing the Scanner Registration Roller Assembly

<Removal>


2 Remove both right and left scanner covers. (set screw, 2pcs each) procedures, see Step 2 in

Section 12.2.1.





5 Remove the document table unit. (set screw 7 pcs) For procedures, see Step 6 in Section

12.2.4.

6 Remove the registration guide. (set screw 4 pcs) For procedures, see Step 8 in Section

12.2.4.

7 Remove the pulley (Z45_S2M) at the right device. (1 E-ring)

* For the scanners in the initial lot, the Kapton tape is attached to the D-cut portion to prevent

the pulley from rattling. When removing the pulley, prepare the rattle preventive tape.

Pulley (Z45_S2M)

Kapton tape

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8 Remove the bearings. (2 E-ring)

9 Remove the scanner and registration roller assembly.

Bearing

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12.2.7 Replacing the Scanner Exit Roller Assembly

<Removal>


2 Remove both right and left scanner covers. (set screw, 2pcs each) For procedures, see Step 2

in Section 12.2.1.

3 Remove the right upper cover. (set screw 6 pcs) See section 12.2.5 8.

4 Remove the left upper cover. (set screw 6 pcs) See section 12.2.5 9.





7 Close the upper door and open the top cover of the pinch unit.

8 Disengage the E-ring from the left pinch unit stopper and remove the stopper. For procedures,

see Step A in Section 12.2.5.

9 Remove connect pins, L (left) and R (right) (set screw, 1pc each), and take out the pinch unit.

For procedures, see Step 7 in Section 12.2.5.

0 Remove the exit guide. (set screw 6 pcs and 2 flexible bushings.)

Flexible bushing

Flexible bushing

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A Remove the pulley (Z45_S2M) at the right. (1 E-ring.)

* For the scanners in the initial lot, the Kapton tape is attached to the D-cut portion to prevent

the pulley from rattling. When removing the pulley, prepare the rattle preventive tape.

B Remove the bearings (left/right device, 2pcs). (2 E-ring)

C Remove the scanner exit roller assembly.

Pulley (Z45_S2M)

Bearing

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12.2.8 Replacing the MSC2 Board

For Steps 1 to 8, refer to Section 8.2.1 "Replacement of PCB-ASSY-MRC2 (MRC2

Board)" in "LP-1010/LP-1010L Black-and-White Raster Plotter - Maintenance Manual."

<Removal>

1 Remove the right upper cover. (set screw 6 pcs)

2 Remove the left upper cover. (set screw 6 pcs)

3 Remove the front cover 2. (set screw 3 pcs)

4 Remove FDL and FDR covers. (set screw, 1pc each)

5 Unplug connectors.

6 Remove the front cover. (set screw, 3pcs each)

7 Remove the three set screws from the electrical box and withdraw the box.

8 Remove the cable clamp by unscrewing the set screw 2 pcs, disconnect the cable, and remove

the electrical box.

9 Remove the board cover. (set screw 8 pcs)

0 Remove the MSC2 board. (set screw 6 pcs and connector 3 pcs.)

<Remounting the ROM>

When replacing the board

Remove the EEPROM 2 pieces (locations: U5, U6) mounted on the original board, and then

mount them on new board at the same locations (U5, U6).

Take care not to bend the pins when dismounting and remounting the EEPROM

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Chapter 13 Adjustment (Plotter)

Chapter 13 Adjustment (Plotter)

This chapter supports the same functions as PL model. So, refer to Chapter 9 "Adjustment" in

"LP-1010 Black-and-White Raster Plotter - Maintenance Manual."

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Chapter 14 Operation (Plotter)

Chapter 14 Operational Description (Plotter)

This chapter supports the same functions as PL model. So, refer to Chapter 10 "Operational

Description" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White Raster Plotter - Maintenance Manual."

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Chapter 15 Operation (Scanner)

Chapter 15 Operational Description (Scanner)

15.1 Features

This device uses five A4 contact image sensors ("CIS") and features high cost performance, and

compact and lightweight design. The scanner is well compatible with the plotter engine and

provides higher operability, allowing the operator to control the device using the front panel.

15.2 Scanner Specifications

Table 15-1 Specifications of Scanner

Item Specifications

Design Integral type

Read resolution 600dpi

Read speed 60 mm/s (approx. 3.0 SPM in vertical direction of A0 paper)

Original feed method Face down and centering

Copy magnification (variable) 25 to 400 %. Any value can be selected at a step of 0.1 %.

Output graduation 1 bit (binary value)

Driver Network TWAIN

Scanner interface Ethernet

Multi copy Up to 20 sheets for one copy task

Top and bottom registration correction 0 to 100 mm (actual measurement of original), unit: 1 mm

FrameErase 0 to 50 mm for top, bottom, right, and left edges, unit: 1 mm

Original sizeMin. width: 210 mm × 210 mm, Max. width: 926 mm,Scan width: 914.4 mm (36° )

Max. original pass-through length 10 m

Max. original thickness 0.2 mm

Cutting method Standard cutting and synchronized cutting

(1/2)

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Table 15-1 Specifications of Scanner

* When your scanner is standard model and you want to read the original long size exceeds 2.5 m, an option is

needed.

Table 15-2 Outline of Copy Function

Table 15-3 Outline of Scanner Delivery Function

(2/2)

Function Description

Image quality of original Select the image quality according to the original type.

Density Adjust the density.

Sharpness Specify the sharpness of the image to be copied.

Contrast Adjust the contrast.

Reversal Copy the image through reversal development.

Line guaranteeWhen you want to reduce the image size, you can specify whether the lineguarantee will be executed.

Memory save/restore Save frequently used settings to the memory and call them whenever necessary.

Original reject direction Specify whether the original scanned will be fed forward or backward.

Copy count Specify the desired number of copies through the control panel.

ScaleSpecify the magnification of the image to be copied. Alternatively, themagnification can automatically be determined according to the roll papersize used.

Background removal Adjust background if the original has uneven density.

Margin Add margins to top and bottom of the image before the roll paper is cut.

Move Move the image lengthwise or widthwise to ensure binding margin.

FrameErase Takes a copy by erasing the outside of an original.

Mirror Copies the mirror and image.

SortWhen you want to copy multiple sheets, you can read and store all the dataand then sort and output a part of them. (Option)

Paper selectionSelect the roll paper to which the scanned image will be printed. Alternatively,the roll paper can automatically be selected according to the image size.

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Function Description

Image quality of original Select the image quality according to the original type.

Density Adjust the density.

Sharpness Specify the sharpness of the image to be copied.

Contrast Adjust the contrast.

Reversal Copy the image through reversal development.

Line guaranteeWhen you want to reduce the image size, you can specify whether the lineguarantee will be executed.

Memory save/restoreSave frequently used settings to the memory and call them whenevernecessary.

Original reject direction Specify whether the original scanned will be fed forward or backward.

Acquisition of delivery list Get the information list of scanned image destination hosts on line.

Selection of destination Select the destination of the scanned image from the list.

Resolution Specify the read resolution of the original.

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15.3 Basic Operation

15.3.1 Block Diagram - Basic Configuration

Figure 15-1 shows the overall configuration of the device.

For detailed descriptions of the engine, refer to Section 10.1 "Basic Operation (Overall

Operation)" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White Raster Plotter - Maintenance Manual."

Figure 15-1 Block Diagram - Basic Configuration

ScannerControl panel

CIS unit

Scanner sliding

mechanism

Engine controller

Scanner controller Engine

Host computer Raster controller

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15.3.2 Outline of Machine Configuration

Figure 15-2 Outline of Machine Configuration

Table 15-4 Symbol List

Name SYMBOL

Feed pulse motor SM01

Original sensor (A4) PSS01





Regist sensor PSS06

Skew sensor (left) PSS07

Skew sensor (right) PSS08

Cover open/close sensor (left) PSS09

Cover open/close sensor (right) PSS10

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15.3.3 Circuit Diagram

After the original is inserted into the device, five CIS reads the image data, and the ISI3 board

digitalized the analog data and transfers the digital data to the MSC2 board.

The MSC2 board connects the data read with five CIS so that the resulted data will be fit into A0

paper size in the main scanning direction. The processed data is transferred to the RIP controller.

The RIP controller transfers the data to the engine to copy the image (copy function) or to the

host computer via network (scan-to-file function).

Figure 15-3 shows the circuit diagram of the device.

* For the detailed plotter circuit diagram, refer to Section 10.4.3 "Circuit Diagram" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White


Figure 15-3 Circuit Diagram

Plotter

Scanner

Low-voltagepower supply

CIS unit

Hostinterface

Rastercontroller

MSC2board

ISI3 board

Functional blocks

Enginecontroller

Control panel

Pulse motor

Sensors

One CIS is equippedwith a thermistor

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15.3.4 Brief Description of Operation

(1) Standby

1 Duration:

- From power-on and startup of device to insertion of original by user.

2 Objective:

- To monitor the original loading and maintain the standby condition.

3 Operation:

- Paper width and regist sensors monitor the original loading.

- The machine detects the paper width.

(2) Original feed (front)

1 Duration:

- From insertion of original to arrival at CIS unit.

2 Objective:

- To transport the original to the top of the CIS unit to prepare for scanning.

3 Operation:

- The motor and front rollers coupled to it are rotated to transport the original.

- Skew sensors detect the original to judge whether the skew is acceptable. Excessively large

skew results in original jam.

(3) Scan

1 Duration:

- Until the image on the original is completely scanned.

2 Objective:

- To scan the original.

3 Operation:

- LEDs, which are light source of CIS, are lit while the original is being transported. When

light beams from LEDs are irradiated onto the original, CIS receives reflected beams and

outputs analog signals. Analog signals are transferred to the ISI3 board and converted into

digital signals. Digitalized signals are sent to the MSC2 board. The MSC2 board connects

the data read with five CIS so that the resulted data will be fit into A0 paper size in the main

scanning direction. The processed data is transferred to the RIP controller. The RIP

controller transfers the data to the engine to copy the image (copy function) or to the host

computer via network (scan-to-file function).

(4) Original feeding (rear)

1 Duration:

- From top of scanning to completion of original reject.

2 Objective:

- To feeding the original until its rear edge is completely exit from bottom of both CIS unit

and device.

3 Operation:

- The motor and rear rollers coupled to it are rotated to transport the original.

- Skew sensors detect the paper to judge whether the skew is acceptable.

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(5) Print (copy function)

1 Duration:

- To transfer the image data from MSC2 board to RIP controller to completion of printing.

The data print is initiated after the original passes through the rear end of the CIS unit.

2 Objective:

- Refer to Section 10.4.4 (4) "Print" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White Raster Plotter -


3 Operation:

- Refer to Section 10.4.4 (4) "Print" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White Raster Plotter -


(6) Data transmission to host (scan-to-file function)

1 Duration:

- To transfer the image data from MSC2 board to RIP controller. The data is transmitted to

the host computer from the RIP controller after the original passes through the rear end of

the CIS unit.

2 Objective:

- To transfer the image data from MSC2 board to RIP controller and then to host computer.

3 Operation:

- To transfer the image data from MSC2 board to RIP controller and the data equivalent to

one page is accumulated in the controller, the data is - To transferred the image data from

MSC2 board to RIP controller to the host computer.

- The data is accumulated in the hard disk drive connected to the RIP controller and then

sorted.

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15.4 Scanner Controller (MSC2 Board)

15.4.1 Hardware Configuration

Figure 15-4 shows the overall hardware block diagram.

Figure 15-4 Scanner Controller Block Diagram

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15.5 CIS Unit (ISI3 Board and CIS)

15.5.1 Hardware Configuration

Figure 15-5 shows the overall hardware block diagram.

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Chapter 16 Adjustment (Scanner)


This chapter describes the scanner adjustment items required when replacing the CIS unit, etc.

16.1 Items Required for Adjustment

Adjust the scanner using the Web function of the device and two different tools that run on the

PC for adjustment and the originals for adjustment.

1 LP-1010MF Maintenance Manual (this document)

2 Network cable

Cross cable (or hub + two straight cables)

3 PC for adjustment

Web browser

Scanner maintenance tool (scans the originals for adjustment)

Scanner adjustment tool (calculates the adjustment value based on the adjusted image)

4 Originals for adjustment and evaluation (3 types)

Original for feed adjustment (297 × 297 mm)

Original for connection adjustment (A1)

Original for evaluation (A1)

Figure 16-1 Items Required for Adjustment

・Web browser

・Scanner maintenance tool

・Scanner adjustment toolOriginals foradjustment

LP-1010MF (Device to be adjusted)

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Network (cross cable or hub + two cables)

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16.2 Outline of Adjustment Work

(1) Shading offset adjustment

- Execute with the Web browser.

(2) Original feed adjustment (Motor Speed adjustment)

- Set the initial value and scan speed with the Web browser.

- Scan the original for adjustment with the scanner maintenance tool.

- Calculate the adjustment parameters from the scan data at each scan speed using the scanner

adjustment tool.

- Enter the adjustment parameters with the Web browser.

(3) Connection adjustment in main and sub scan directions (CIS Connection adjustment)

- Set the initial value and scan speed with the Web browser.

- Scan the original for adjustment with the scanner maintenance tool.

- Calculate the adjustment parameters from the scan data at each scan speed using the scanner

adjustment tool.

- Enter the adjustment parameters with the Web browser.

(4) Registration adjustment

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16.3 PC for Adjustment

16.3.1 Conditions of PC for Adjustment

The conditions of the PC used for adjustment are as follows:

- Windows 2000/XP (including SP2)

- Memory 256 MB (512 MB or more recommended)

- HDD space 5 GB or more

- Screen size 800 × 600 or larger (1024 × 768 or larger recommended)

- Web browser (Internet Explorer 6 or later version recommended)

16.3.2 Scanner Maintenance Tool (ScanMainte.exe)

This tool makes the device scan under the scan conditions for adjustment.

It runs on the Windows 2000/XP (including SP2).

Double-click the ScanMainte.exe to start the tool.

The "File" function of the device is used for scanning.

Enter IP address of device

Press either

button to execute

the scan

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16.3.3 Scanner Adjustment Tool (MFTool.exe)

This tool calculates the adjustment value from BMP image scanned with the scanner

maintenance tool.

It runs on the Windows 2000/XP (including SP2).

Double-click the MFTool.exe to start the tool.

A check is given when

the adjustment

completed

Press this button to go to

each adjustment screen

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16.4 Originals for Adjustment and Evaluation

Check that the originals are free from extreme curl, dog-ear, or wrinkle.

Handle the originals carefully.

16.4.1 Original for Feed Adjustment (for Motor Speed Adjustment)

This original is used to adjust the motor feed speed.

Size: 297 mm × 297 mm (originally A3 portrait)

16.4.2 Original for Connection Adjustment (for CIS Connection Adjustment)

This original is used to adjust the connection points of respective CIS sensors.

Size: A1 landscape

for Motor Speed Adjustment

Original feed for scan in

landscape direction

Original feed for scan in

portrait direction

Cut along a dotted line to

size 297 × 297 mm.

Original feed

direction

for CIS Connection Adjustment

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16.4.3 Original for Evaluation (Copy/Scan Standard Chart)

This original is used for evaluation before and after scanner adjustment.

Size: A1 landscape

Original feed

direction

16-7


16.5 Preparation for Adjustment

16.5.1 Connecting the Device

Specify the device for network connection and check the connection with PC for adjustment.

16.5.2 Starting Respective Tools

(1) Open the scanner parameter adjustment page (Scanner Parameter) of the Web browser on

the device side.

[Procedure]

1 Start the Web browser on the PC for adjustment, and enter the IP address of the device into

URL (address) to access to the Web browser on the device side.

2 When the top screen of the device Web browser is displayed, enter the password (csccsudr or

CSCCSUDR) for a maintenance person into the password block at the lower left of the page,

and press the [Login] button to log in.

3 Click "Maintenance" in the page list on the left side of Web page to open the Maintenance

page.

4 Click the "Scanner Maintenance" link on the Maintenance page to open the "Scanner

Parameter" page.

* Open "New Window" to facilitate the work

16-8

(2) Start the scanner maintenance tool.

(3) Start the scanner adjustment tool.

16-9


16.5.3 Example of Screen Layout

To facilitate the work, setup the Web browser and tools before adjustment, and lay out them as

shown below.

16.5.4 Printing the Scanner Parameters

This adjustment rewrites the scanner parameters, and therefore be sure to execute "Scan

Information Print" before adjustment.

(For "Scan Information Print," see "LP-1010-MF, LP-1010L-MF Multi-Function Plotter

User’s Guide (Plotter Unit)".)

Adjustment

tool

Maintenance tool

Web tool

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16.6 Shading Offset Adjustment Procedure

This adjustment prevents a difference in density of respective CIS sensors that may arise

depending on a difference in height of the shading guide.

[Preparation]

1 Clean the glass surface and the shading guide.

2 Check that the shading guide does not get stuck to the scanner cover or is not oblique.

3 Check that the levers are not set for an original having a strong crease (both sides).

If set for an original having a strong crease → Return the levers for normal original.

4 Check that the scanner cover is closed tightly.

5 Check that there is output result of "Scan Information Print."

[Adjustment procedure]

1 Start the device and choose "PRINT" mode on the control panel.

2 On the "Scanner Parameter" page of the Web browser, check that "White on the glass" value

is not 0 or 255.

* If the value is 0 or 255, the CIS unit must be replaced.

Check that this value is

not 0 or 255.

⇒If NG, the process is

fault.

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3 On the "Scanner Parameter" page, press [Automatic Adjust] button under the "White on the

glass."

* It will take several seconds after the button operation up to the end.

* The Shading Offset value is automatically adjusted.

4 After the adjustment finished, the "Scanner Parameter" page is read again.

Press this button

to execute

adjustment

16-12

5 Check that the adjustment value of "Shading Offset" was refreshed.

Thus, the "Shading Offset Adjustment" is over.

[Recovery method]

If the adjustment failed due to any faults, enter directly the ISI 111-115 parameter values of

"Scan Information Print" and press [Manual Adjust] button to restore the values. For the

judgment criteria, see "16.9 Checking Adjustment Results."

The adjusted results are entered here.

Set values manually Re-enter original values

If situations are worse

after adjustment...

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16.7 Original Feed Speed Adjustment/Connection Adjustment in Main and Sub ScanDirections

16.7.1 Original Feed Speed Adjustment (Motor Speed)

Adjust the original feed speed (60 mm/s, 30 mm/s).

[Preparation]

1 Check that there is output result of "Scan Information Print."


1 Start the device and choose "PRINT" mode on the control panel.

2 On the "Scanner Parameter" page of Web browser, press [Set Default] button for "Motor

Speed/CIS Connection" to set default values for adjustment.

Set default

values

16-14

3 Set the Scan Speed to 60 mm/s.

4 Re-read the "Scanner Parameter" page and check that respective adjustment values were

refreshed to the following values.

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speed

16-15


5 Switch the device to the "FILE" mode.

6 Press [1_MotorSpeed_L60] button of the scanner maintenance tool.

7 When "Set Original" is displayed on the control panel of the device, set the original for

adjustment in the landscape direction (orientation 1).

for Motor Speed Adjustment

Original orientation 1 for scan in

landscape direction

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8 After the original scanning finished, check that the data "1_MotorSpeed_L60.bmp" is

created in the folder of the scanner maintenance tool.

9 Successively, press [2_MotorSpeed_P60] button of the scanner maintenance tool.

Scan finished when

"Finish" is displayed

here.

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adjustment in the portrait direction (orientation 2).

A After the original scanning finished, check that the data "2_MotorSpeed_P60.bmp" is


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Original orientation 2, 3 for

scan in portrait direction

Scan finished when

"Finish" is displayed.

16-18

C Set the scan speed to 30 mm/s.

D Switch the device to the "FILE" mode.

E Press [3_MotorSpeed_P30] button of the scanner maintenance tool.

Choose 30 mm/s

Set the scan

speed

After re-reading, the parameters are reflected in these values.

16-19


F When "Set Original" is displayed on the control panel of the device, set the original for

adjustment in the portrait direction (orientation 3).

G After the original scanning finished, check that the data "3_MotorSpeed_P30.bmp" is


for Motor S

peed Adjustm

ent

Original orientation 2, 3 for

scan in portrait direction

Scan finished when


16-20

H Open "Motor sending adjustment" of "MSC Adjustment" of the scanner adjustment tool.

Make the tool calculate the adjustment values of images 1 and 2 scanned so far at 60 mm/s.

Press the [Calc] button and after a while, the adjustment parameters at 60 mm/s will be

displayed. Take a note of these values.

[Reference] As a method for taking a note of parameters, the Print screen (Snap

shot) will be convenient.

[Reference] Utilize the "Scanner Adjustment Results Memorandum" attached. (See

16.10 Scanner Adjustment Results Memorandum)

Do not check

Press this button to open the

MotorSpeed adjustment dialog box

Choose the scanned image

1_MotorSpeed_L60.BMP

Choose the scanned image

2_MotorSpeed_P60.BMP

Execute the calculation !

Result is displayed here

16-21


I Set the scanned images 1 and 3 to the tool, and make the tool calculate the adjustment values

at 30 mm/s.







When the calculation finished, press [OK] or [Cancel] button to close the dialog box.

Set the scanned image

1_MotorSpeed_L60.BMP

Set the scanned image

3_MotorSpeed_P30.BMP


Result is displayed here

16-22

J Switch the device to the "PRINT" mode again.

K On the "Scanner Parameter" page, enter respective parameter values at 60 mm/s and 30 mm/s

taken a note of lately, and press [SetParam] button to execute.

* After the setting finished, be sure to execute “REFRESH TO LATEST

INFORMATION” or “REFRESH” by the Web browser.

Results at 60 mm/s (1 and 2)

Results at 30 mm/s (1 and 3)

After enter the values,

press this button to execute

Same value is enter

in two boxes

16-23


16.7.2 Connection Adjustment in Main and Sub Scan Directions (CIS Connection)

Following the feed adjustment, execute the connection adjustment in main and sub scan

directions of the sensors (60 mm/s, 30 mm/s).

This adjustment is executed semi-automatically.


1 Check that the scan speed is 30 mm/s.


Check that scan speed

is 30 mm/s (01).

16-24

3 Press [4_CISConnection_30] button of the scanner maintenance tool.


adjustment (orientation 4).

Original

orientation 4, 5


16-25


5 After the original scanning finished, check that the data "4_CISConnection_30.bmp" is


6 Switch the device to the "PRINT" mode.

7 Set the scan speed to 60 mm/s.

* After the setting finished, be sure to execute "REFRESH TO LATEST

INFORMATION" or "REFRESH" by the Web browser.

Scan finished when


Choose 60 mm/s

Set the scan speed

16-26


9 Press [5_CISConnection_60] button of the scanner maintenance tool.


adjustment (orientation 5).

Original

orientation 4, 5


16-27


A After the original scanning finished, check that the data "5_CISConnection_60.bmp" is


Scan finished when


16-28

B Open "Sensor connector adjustment" of "MSC Adjustment" of the scanner adjustment tool.

Make the tool calculate the adjustment values of images 4 scanned so far at 30 mm/s.

Press the [Calc] button and after a while, four adjustment parameters at 30 mm/s will be






Remove a check from Sensor

connector adjustment

Press this button to open the CIS

Connection adjustment dialog box

Set the scanned image (BMP)

4_CISConnection_30.BMP


Results are displayed here

16-29


C After taking a note of the calculation results, press [Cancel] button to return to the previous

dialog box once, and again open the "Sensor connector adjustment" dialog box.

D Set the scanned image 5 to the tool and make the tool calculate the adjustment values at 60

mm/s.







E Switch the device to the "PRINT" mode again.

Set the scanned image (BMP)

5_CISConnection_60.BMP


Results are displayed here

16-30

F On the "Scanner Parameter" page of the Web browser, enter the parameter values displayed in

steps B and D, and press [SetParam] button to execute.

* For the adjustment values (ISI 16-25) in the main scan direction, use the values at 60

mm/s.



G If the side registration is not adjusted, re-set the MSC parameter 122 value of the "Scan

Information Print" to the "Regist: Side" (MSC122).



Enter the calculation

results at 60 mm/sEnter the calculation

results at 30 mm/s

After entering values,

press this button to set.

Enter the valueAfter entering the value,


16-31


16.8 Registration Adjustment Procedure

Adjust the registration at 60 mm/s and 30 mm/s respectively. The adjustment items are as

follows:

- Side registration (common to 60 mm/s and 30 mm/s)

- Top edge registration

- Bottom edge registration (synchronous)

16.8.1 Adjusting the Side Registration

Adjust the side registration when an image is scanned in the shifted position even if an original is

set meeting the line on the scanner glass.

Set value unit is 0.1 mm.

Setting range is 4 to 94 (0.4 mm to 9.4 mm; design value is 4.7 mm)

- If the left edge of original is skipped

→ Set smaller value.

- If large margin is generated at the left edge of original

→ Set larger value.

16.8.2 Adjusting the Top Edge Registration Value

Adjust the top edge registration when large margin is generated at the top edge of original, or

reversely the top edge of original is skipped from scan. Setting is possible at 60 mm/s and 30 mm/s

respectively.

The unit of set value is time.

- If the top edge of original is skipped from the image


- If large margin is generated at the top edge of original and top edge of image


16-32

16.8.3 Adjusting the Bottom Edge Registration Value

Adjust the bottom edge registration when large margin is generated at the bottom edge of

original, or reversely the bottom edge of original is skipped from scan. Setting is possible at 60

mm/s and 30 mm/s respectively.

The unit of set value is line.

- If the bottom edge of original is skipped from the image


- If large margin is generated at the bottom edge of original and bottom edge of image




Enter values.

Value at 60 mm/s in left block

Value at 30 mm/s in right block

After entering the values,


16-33


16.9 Checking Adjustment Results

After the adjustment finished, copy the "Copy/Scan Standard Chart" to check the adjustment

results.

The following shows the "Copy/Scan Standard Chart."

16.9.1 Checking the Copy Results of Original Type = Text/Line

Take a copy three times under the following conditions. (Number of copies = 3 is meaningless.

Do not set this.)

[Copy conditions]

Original type: Text/Line

For other items, set default values.

Original size : Auto

Density : Normal

Background removal : 4

Sharpness : Weak

Contrast : Normal

Negative/positive reversal : OFF

Scale, Margin, Move, etc. are not used at all.

16-34

[Check point, check item, and criteria]

1 Grid chart, top edge and bottom edge in sub scan direction (8 points)

Check item: Connection of sensors (60 mm each from top edge and bottom edge of original)

Checking method and criteria:

A horizontal line must not be broken at a joint.

The part marked with ▲ on the original is a joint of CIS sensors.

The copy result where even one part of a line is completely broken is NG, but the copy

result is OK if the line on even one of three copies is connected fully.

Note:

Corrective measure in case of NG: T.B.D

A B C D E

16-35


2 Grid chart, central area in sub scan direction (4 points)

Check item: Connection of sensors (central area of original)


The part marked with ▲ on the original is a joint of CIS sensors.

The copy result is OK if a horizontal line is not broken periodically.

Note:


A B C D E

16-36

3 Line chart in main scan direction (one point)

Check item: Dot deletion (dot deletion or dust deletion of CIS sensor itself)


The copy result is OK if a line on the chart is not broken. NG if a line is broken.

Note:


A B C D E

16-37


16.9.2 Checking the Copy Results of Original Type = Text/Photo

Take a copy under the following conditions.

[Copy conditions]

Original type: Text/Photo

For other items, set default values.

Original size : Auto

Density : Normal

Background removal : 4

Sharpness : Weak

Contrast : Normal

Negative/positive reversal : OFF

Scale, Margin, Move, etc. are not used at all.

[Check point, check item, and criteria]

4 Black patch (5 points)

Check item: White deletion (many deleted dots)


Check each black patch for evidence of white deletion.

The copy result is OK if no white deletion is found, or NG in case of white deletion.

Note:


A B C D E

16-38

5 Gradation chart (5 points)

Check item: Thin density patch, and a difference in density between sensors


For thin density, the copy result is OK if the density 2 chart (given on the original) is

drawn even a little.

NG if the density 2 chart (given on the original) disappears completely.

For a difference in density between sensors, compare graduation charts of adjacent

sensors.

The copy result is OK if a difference in density between adjacent sensors is within one

(2 for numeric value given on the original).

NG if a difference in density exceeds one.

(Example: NG if 2 in block A is thicker than 4 in block B, or 4 in block B is thicker

than 6 in block C.)

Note:

This checking is affected by a difference in density of LED head of the plotter.

A part marked with g on the original is a joint of LED head.

Before this check, make sure the tendency of density difference of the plotter engine

pattern 5.


A B C D E

Compare gradation charts of adjacent sensors

16-39


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s/mm06 86-76CSM

s/mm03 07-96CSM

noitcennoCSIC

todts1 02-61ISI

toddnE 52-12ISI

s/mm06 11-8ISI

s/mm03 51-21ISI

60 mm/s (1, 2) results

30 mm/s (1, 3) results

60 mm/s results

30 mm/s results

16.10 Scanner Adjustment Results Memorandumg

* Copy this page for use.

A-1

Appendix A MEC Board Setup and LED Indication

Appendix A MEC Board Setup and LED Indication

This chapter supports the same functions as PL model. So, refer to Appendix A "MEC Board

Setup and LED Indication" in "LP-1010 Black-and-White Raster Plotter - Maintenance

Manual."

B-1

Appendix B MSC2 Board Setup and LED Indication


DIP switches and LEDs are mounted on the MSC2 board. This appendix describes how to set up

these switches and read machine statuses from LEDs.

B.1 Setup of DIP Switches

B.1.1 DIP Switch on MSC2 Board (SW4)

All bits of the SW4 must be set to OFF position.

B.1.2 DIP Switch on MSC2 Board (SW5)

Revisions and versions of the MSC2 board are set to bits of the SW5.

Bit0-2:REV

SW4 SW5

0tiB 1tiB 2tiB

A.veR NO NO NO

B.veR FFO NO NO

C.veR NO FFO NO

D.veR FFO FFO NO

E.veR NO NO FFO

F.veR FFO NO FFO

G.veR NO FFO FFO

H.veR FFO FFO FFO

LED

B-2

Bit3-4:REV

Bit5-7:REV

All bits must be set to OFF position.

B.2 LED Indication

This section describes how to read machine conditions from LED statuses on the MSC2 board.

LED statuses are as follows.

� : ON

✫ : Blinking

● : OFF

B.2.1 LED Indication of MSC2 Board

(1) Normal condition

1 8

● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● MPU device initialization

●�● ● ● ● ● ● Firmware validity check

● ● ●�● ● ● ● FPGA operation check

●�●�● ● ● ● Memory operation check

● ● ● ●�● ● ● ISI board operation check

●�● ●�● ● ● RI10 initialization check

● ●�● ●�● ● OS boot

3tiB 4tiB

00 NO NO

10 FFO NO

20 NO FFO

30 FFO FFO

B-3


(2) Abnormal condition

1 8

●�● ● ● ● ● ✫ Firmware validity error

● ●�● ● ● ● ✫ RIP communication error

● ● ●�● ● ● ✫ Data write error

C-1

Appendix C ISI3 Board Setup and LED Indication

Appendix C ISI3 Board Setup and LED Indication

DIP switches and LEDs are mounted on the ISI3 board. This appendix describes how to set up

these switches and read machine statuses from LEDs.

C.1 Setup of DIP Switches

C.1.1 DIP Switch on ISI Board (SW4)

All bits of the SW4 must be set to OFF position. These setting may not be changed.

C.1.2 DIP Switch on ISI Board (SW5)

Revisions of the MEC board are set to bits of the SW3.

C.2 LED Indication

Respective LEDs blink in the normal operation and terminate blinking upon completion of

operation. (All LEDs may be turned off.)

1 2 3 4

O F F

1tiB 2tiB 3tiB 4tiB

A.veR NO NO NO NO

B.veR FFO NO NO NO

C.veR NO FFO NO NO

D.veR FFO FFO NO NO

SW4 SW5

LED

D-1

Appendix D Menu Structure


This appendix describes the menu structure of the device. It also includes specific menus for

maintenance people that they can select on the control panel.

D-2

Menu Structure

This section describes how to read the menu structure using "SYSTEM - # PARA" menu on

page D-14 as an example.

Hint: For the information on how to select individual menus, as well as user-

accessible menu functions, refer to the User's Guide.

Menu hierarchy

Shipping default

: The parameter indicated

beneath the menu shows

a shipping default.

Menu specialized for

maintenance engineer

: The item connected with broken

lines (---) shows the menu from

which only the maintenance

engineer can enter the maintenance

engineer mode to conduct various

operations.

# Para # OPERATION MODE> NORMAL

# ACK ON TIME (30 ns)> 80

# ACK PULSE (30 ns)> 80

# BUSY OFF TIMING> ACK RISING EDGE

# SELECT SIGNAL> ON

# AF SIGNAL REPORT> INPUT

# TIME OUT> 30 sec

Hint: For the information on how to select individual menus, as well as user-

accessible menu functions, refer to the User's Guide.

Note: The DSCAN format listed in the menu structure are for only customers

in Japan.

D-3


*DATA FIRST*PANEL FIRST

*A*9"*8.5"*30 × 42*MAP*DIN*CHINA

*CONT MODE*OPTIMAL MODE*ROLL 1 MODE*ROLL 2 MODE (3)*ROLL 3 MODE (3)*MANUAL FEED

*FIXED SIZE (4)*EXTENSION A*REAL SCALE

*1 to 99

#CENTERING>OFF

#PAPER TYPE>NON-DESIGNATED

#SIZE MARGIN (mm)>2

SETUP MENU

SETUP#PORTn_HPGL

SETUP#PORTn_DSCAN

SETUP#PORTn_TIFF

SETUP#PORTn_CALS

SETUP#PARA_HPGL

SETUP#PARA_DSCAN

SETUP#PARA_TIFF

SETUP#PARA_CALS

SETUP#USB_HPGL

Note (1) DSCAN only.

Note (2) HP-GL, TIFF, CALS only.

Note (3) Double or triple rolls model only.

Note (4) A is displayed in the case of DSCAN.

#PARAMETER MODE (1)>DATA FIRST

PAPER SERIES (2)>A

#AUTO SUPPLY>CONT MODE

#FIXSIZE MODE>FIXD SIZE

#COPY COUNT>1

#SUPPLY PARAM.*OFF*ON

*NON-DESIGNATED*NORMAL PAPER*TRACING PAPER*FILM

*0 to 30A

M E N U M O D EM E N U# S E T U P

D-4

#OFFSET MODE>MARGIN

#MARGIN (mm)>0

#X-OFFSET (mm)>0

#Y-OFFSET (mm)>0

#WRITE MODE>OR WRITING

#MIRROR>OFF

#REVERSE (5)>OFF

#ERROR MEMO>ON

#SCALE MODE>MANUAL SCALE

#SCALE X (%)>100.00

#SCALE Y (%)>100.00

#PEN WIDTH SCALE>ON

#DRAWING PARAM.

#SCALING PARAM.

*MARGIN*VARIABLE SIZE*FIXED SIZE

*0 to 100

*-9999.99to 9999.99

*-9999.99to 9999.99

*OR WRITING*OVER WRITING

*OFF*ON

*OFF*ON

*ON*SPECIAL (6)*OFF

*MANUAL SCALE*REDUCE

*0.01 to 100.00

*0.01 to 100.00

*ON*OFF

A

B B'

Note (5) TIFF, CALS only.

Note (6) HP-GL only.

D-5


#FIX SCALE A

#FIX SCALE 9" (7)

#A4>A4 *A4

*A3*A2*A1*A0

#A3>A3 *A3

*A2*A1*A0*A4

#A2>A2 *A2

*A1*A0*A4*A3

#A1>A1 *A1

*A0*A4*A3*A2

#A0>A0 *A0

*A4*A3*A2*A1

#A>A *A

*B*C*D*E

#B>B *B

*C*D*E*A

B

C C'

B'

C"

Note (7) HP-GL, TIFF, CALS only.

D-6

#FIX SCALE 8.5" (7)

#C>C *C

*D*E*A*B

#D>D *D

*E*A*B*C

#E>E *E

*A*B*C*D

#A>A *A

*B*C*D*E

#B>B *B

*C*D*E*A

#C>C *C

*D*E*A*B

#D>D *D

*E*A*B*C

C

D

C'

D"

C"Note (7) HP-GL, TIFF, CALS only.

D-7


#PRT DRIVER(9)>ENABLE

#GRAPHIC LANG.(9)>AUTO

#TERMINATOR(9)

#PLAN SIZE (9)>ON( PS)

#FORMAT PARM.(8)

#E>E *E

*A*B*C*D

*ENABLE*DISABLE*CHINA

*AUTO*HP-GL*HP-GL/2

#PG1;>ON *ON

*OFF#NR;>ON *ON

*OFF#SP0;>ON *ON

*OFF#ESC.)>ON *ON

*OFF#AF;>ON *ON

*OFF#AH;>ON *ON

*OFF#FR;>ON *ON

*OFF

*ON(PS)*ON(IP)*ON(IW)*OFF

D

E E'

D"

Note (8) HP-GL, DSCAN only.

Note (9) HP-GL only.

D-8

#DRAWING (10)>NOP

#PAPER NO. (10)>PAPER SOURCE

#PEN PAR.MODE>DATA PRIORITY

#PEN0 to N (12)

#PEN ADJUST (mm)>-0.00

#LINE DISPOSAL>OFF

#IMAGE SCALE>LINE DRAW.MODE

#SCREENING(13)>LINE DRAW.MODE

#PEN PARAMETER (11)

#RASTER PARAM

*NOP*EOP

*PAPER SOURCE*PAPER TYPE*OFF

*DATE PRIORITY*PANEL PRIORITY

#WIDTH (mm)>n *0.00 to 16.00

#DENSITY (%)>n *0 to 100

#CORNER>ROUND *ROUND

*BUTT#JOINT>ROUND *ROUND

*MITERED

*-0.99 to 0.99

*OFF*ON

*LINE DRAW.MODE*PICTURE MODE

*LINE DRAW.MODE*GRAPHICS MODE*PICTURE MODE

E E'

Note (10) DSCAN only.

Note (11) HP-GL, DSCAN only.

Note (12) HP-GL is 0 to 15.

DSCAN is 1 to 32.

Note (13) HP-GL,DSCAN,TIFF only.

D-9


DEVICE MENU

#POWER SAVE EFCT>HIGH

#POWER SAVE>15min

#EDGE CUT TIMER>OFF

#DOOR OPEN CUT>OFF

#DENSITY>NORMAL

#TRACE MODE>NORMAL

#ORIGINAL SET>1

*HIGH*LOW

*OFF*15min*30min*60min*90min

*OFF*30min*1hour*2hour*4hour*1min*5min*10min

*OFF*ON

*THIN*RATHER THIN*NORMAL*RATHER THICK*THICK

*NORMAL*WETTY

*1 to 3

M E N U M O D EM E N U# D E V I C E .

D-10

PAPER>ROLLn #PAPER KIND

>NORMAL

#PAPER SERIES>A

*NORMAL*TRACE*FILM

*A*9"*8.5"*30 × 42*MAP*DIN*CHINA

M E N U M O D EM E N U# P A P E R .

D-11


FUNCTION MENU

#MENU PRINT>SYSTEM

#HPGL SELF PLOT>PORT1

#DSAN SELF PLOT>PORT1

#ERROR LOG>PAGE COUNT 1

#JOB LOG>PAGE COUNT 1

#ENGINE LOG> OK?

#SCANNER LOG> OK?

#SYSTEM DATE>aa:bb:cc

#SYSTEM TIME>aa:bb:cc

# FORMAT HDD> OK?

# FORMAT NVRAM> OK?

#VERSION UP>lp1010.img Note(1)

#INIT CHARG.INF> OK?

#PRINT CHARG.INF> OK?

#MAINTE INFO>FAX PRINT

#DATE DUMP> OK?

*SYSTEM*COPY*SCANNER*PORTn*PARA*USB*ALL

*PORTn*PARA*USB

*PORTn*PARA

*PAGE COUNT 1 to*PAGE COUNT 5

*PAGE COUNT 1 to*PAGE COUNT 5

Note (1) Applicable choices vary depending on

the contents of the CF card specialized

for maintenance engineers.

M E N U M O D EM E N U# F U N C T I O N .

D-12

PROTOCOL#PORT1: XPT

PROTOCOL#PORT2:LPD

PROTOCOL#PORT3:FTP

PROTOCOL#PARALLEL

#PDL SELECT>HDTC

#XPT PORT>9100

#PDL SELECT>HDTC

#PRINTER NAME>LP02

#PDL SELECT>HDTC

#USER NAME>FTP03

#PDL SELECT>HDTC

○

○

○

○

○

M E N U M O D EM E N U# P R O T O C O L .

D-13


RESET MENU

#SYSTEM RESET>

#PORT RESET>PORT1

M E N U M O D EM E N U# R E S E T .

D-14

SYSTEM MENU

#TIMING MODE>NORMAL

#ACK ONTIME (30ns)>80

#ACK PULSE (30ns)>80

#BUSY OFF TIMING> ACK RISING EDGE

#SELECTSIGNAL>ON

#AF SIGNAL DIRECTION>INPUT

#TIME OUT (100msec)>300

SYSTEM#COMM.PARAM COMM.PARAM

#ETHERNET

COMM.PARAM#SCANNER

COMM.PARAM#PARALLEL

I

*NORMAL*FAST*SLOW*MANUAL

1 to 127

1 to 127

* ACK RISING EDGE* ACK RISING EDGE

*ON*OFF/ON

*INPUT*OUTPUT

*1 to 18000

F

M E N U M O D EM E N U# S Y S T E M .

F'

#DERIVELY PORT ADDRESS>000.000.000000

# DERIVELY PORT>31000

# DERIVELY TIME OUT>5

#TWAIN TIME OUT>30min

*000.000.000.000to *255.255.255.255

0 to 65535

*1 to 75

*30min*60min*90min

D-15


#TIME OUT(sec)>10

#CHANGE INTERFACE>OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

#WEB LOCK>OFF

SYSTEM#ENABLE SERIES

COMM.PARAM#USB

*OFF*ON

#A>ON

#9">ON

#8.5">ON

#30 × 42>ON

#MAP>ON

#DIN>ON

#CHINA>ON

*0 to 99

*OFF*ON

G

F F'

D-16

#USE A0>ON

#USE A1>ON

#USE A2>ON

#USE A3>ON

#USE 36">ON

#USE 24">ON

#USE 18">ON

#USE 12">ON

#USE 34">ON

#USE 22">ON

#USE 17">ON

#USE 11">ON

#USE 30">ON

SYSTEM#APPLY ROLL APPLY ROLL

#A SERIES

APPLY ROLL#9" SERIES

APPLY ROLL#8.5" SERIES

APPLY ROLL#32 × 42 SERIES

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

H

G

H'

D-17


#USE B1-MAP>ON

#USE B2-MAP>ON

#USE B1-DIN>ON

#USE B2-DIN>ON

#USE CHINA A0>ON

#USE CHINA A1>ON

#USE CHINA A2>ON

#USE CHINA A3>ON

*914mm*910mm*900mm*880mm

*620mm*610mm

*450mm*440mm

*310mm

SYSTEM#CHINA SIZE

APPLY ROLL#MAP SERIES

APPLY ROLL#DIN SERIES

APPLY ROLL#CHINA SERIES

#CHINA A0>914mm

#CHINA A1>620mm

#CHINA A2>450mm

#CHINA A3>310mm

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

*ON*OFF

H H'

J

D-18

*OFF*ON

#SCAN START>ORIGINAL SET

#MODE MOVE TIME>30sec

#INITIAL SET>STANDARD

#FACTORY SET> OK

#LANGUAGE>JAPANESE

#SERIAL NUMBER>00000 to 65535

#SYSTEM CUSTOM>

*START BUTTOM*ORIGINAL SET

*OFF*30sec*1min*2min*3min

*STANDARD*CHAINA

*JAPANESE*ENGLISH

CUSTOM (PLOT POINT)>OFF

J

D-19


I #PORT SELECT 1-10>XLF------------

#DHCP>DISABLE

#IP ADDRESS>000.000.000.000

#SUBNET MASK>000.000.000.000

#ROUTING TABLE

#SETUP DETAILS

*X*L*F*-

*DISABLE*ENABLE

*000.000.000.000to *255.255.255.255

*000.000.000.000to *255.255.255.255

#GATEWAY ADDR01>000.000.000.000

#NETWORK ADDR01>000.000.000.000

#ROUTING TABLE2

#METRIC>064

#ETHERNET ADDR>0800832Annnn

#CONNECTION SPD.>AUTO

*000.000.000.000to *255.255.255.255

*000.000.000.000to *255.255.255.255

#GATEWAY ADDR02>000.000.000.000

#NETWORK ADDR02>000.000.000.000

to

#GATEWAY ADDR10>000.000.000.000

#NETWORK ADDR10>000.000.000.000

*1 to 255

*AUTO*100*10

*000.000.000.000to *255.255.255.255

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E-1

Appendix E Electrical Connection Diagram


This appendix shows electrical connection diagrams of the device.

E-2

LVP

S (

PS

U -

LS

P)

:Low

vol

tage

p

ower

uni

t - [1

/4]

Mai

n po

wer

sw

itch

L1:In

duct

or (

AC

100V

)

Indu

ctor

(A

C22

0V/2

30V

)

Fus

er u

nit

HT

R1-

AS

SY

(ce

nter

)

FL0

1- A

SS

Y (

side

)

FL0

1: H

alog

en la

mp

(600

W)

FL0

2: H

alog

en la

mp

(600

W)

LVP

S (

PS

U -

LS

P(S

):L

ow v

olta

ge

pow

er u

nit (

for

HD

D)

3.5'

HD

D:O

ptio

n un

it -

[1/2

]

Box

(el

ectr

ic)

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

LVP

S (

PS

U-L

SP

): Lo

w v

olta

ge p

ower

uni

t 1

[Not

e]

For

the

harn

esse

s fo

r w

hich

the

UL

No.

is n

ot s

peci

fied,

use

the

follo

win

g:•

UL1

007

(crim

ped

conn

ecto

r)•

UL1

061

(pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor)

Mal

e

[Sym

bol]

Fla

t ter

min

al

Crim

ped

conn

ecto

r

Dis

conn

ecte

d

Crim

ped

term

inal

Fem

ale

E-3


LVP

S (

PS

U -

LS

P)

:Low

vol

tage

pow

er u

nit -

[2/4

]

Box

(el

ectr

ic)

BL0

5-1:

Siro

cco

fan

BL0

5-2:

Siro

cco

fan

Coo

ling

cont

rolle

r 1

(boa

rd c

over

)

Coo

ling

cont

rolle

r 2

HD

D c

oolin

g

HV

-PS

coo

ling

Fix

atio

n do

or o

pen/

clos

e -

[1/2

]

Cut

ter

cove

r op

en/c

lose

- [1

/2]

Top

cove

r op

en/c

lose

- [1

/2]

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

SC

2:S

cann

er c

ontr

olle

r bo

ard

- [1

/4]

PC

B-A

SS

Y-IS

I3:Im

age

inte

rfac

e bo

ard

- [1

/5]

PN

L:M

F o

pera

tion

pane

l - [1

/2]

LED

H:L

ED

hea

d -

[1/2

]

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

LVP

S (

PS

U-L

SP

): Lo

w v

olta

ge p

ower

uni

t 2

BL0

5-3:

Axi

s flo

w fa

n

BL0

5-4:

Axi

s flo

w fa

n

INT

3:In

terlo

ck S

W

INT

1:In

terlo

ck S

W

[Not

e]

For

the

harn

esse

s fo

r w

hich

the

UL

No.

is n

ot s

peci

fied,

use

the

follo

win

g:•

UL1

007

(crim

ped

conn

ecto

r)•

UL1

061

(pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor)

Mal

e

[Sym

bol]

Pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor

rela

y

Fla

t ter

min

al

Crim

ped

conn

ecto

r

But

t

Dis

conn

ecte

dF

emal

e

INT

5:M

S06

-2

E-4

Box

(el

ectr

ic)

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

LVP

S (

PS

U-L

SP

): Lo

w v

olta

ge p

ower

uni

t 3

[Not

e]

For

the

harn

esse

s fo

r w

hich

the

UL

No.

is n

ot s

peci

fied,

use

the

follo

win

g:•

UL1

007

(crim

ped

conn

ecto

r)•

UL1

061

(pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor)

Mal

e

Pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor

rela

y

Crim

ped

conn

ecto

rP

ress

ure-

join

ted

conn

ecto

r

Dis

conn

ecte

d

Fem

ale

[Sym

bol]

HV

-PS

:Hig

h vo

ltage

pow

er u

nit -

[1/2

]

PM

01:D

C s

ervo

mot

or -

[1/2

]

PC

B-A

SS

Y-R

FU

:Pap

er fe

ed u

nit -

[1/4

]

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

EC

:Eng

ine

cont

rolle

r bo

ard

- [1

/8]

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

RC

2:R

IP b

oard

- [1

/4]

Ove

r pr

otec

tF

US

01:T

emp.

fuse

Con

nect

or c

olor

: Y

ello

w

Pap

er fe

ed u

nit

Fus

er u

nit

LVP

S (

PS

U -

LS

P)

:Low

vol

tage

pow

er u

nit -

[3/4

]

E-5


PS

15: R

efle

ctio

n ty

pe p

hoto

(3:V

CC

, 1:G

ND

PS

15)

PS

06: L

ever

type

pho

to 2

(1:V

CC

, 3:G

ND

)

PS

05: L

ever

type

pho

to 2

(1:V

CC

, 3:G

ND

)

PS

07: L

ever

type

pho

to 2

(1:V

CC

, 3:G

ND

)

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

EC

: Eng

ine

cont

rolle

r bo

ard

1

[Not

e]

For

the

harn

esse

s fo

r w

hich

the

UL

No.

is n

ot s

peci

fied,

use

the

follo

win

g:•

UL1

007

(crim

ped

conn

ecto

r)•

UL1

061

(pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor)

Mal

e

Pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor

rela

y

Crim

ped

conn

ecto

rP

ress

ure-

join

ted

conn

ecto

r

Dra

wer

con

nect

or

Fem

ale

[Sym

bol]

Gui

de (

inse

rtio

n/lo

wer

) un

it

Fus

er u

nit

Man

ual f

eed

dete

ctio

n 1

Pap

er e

ject

ion

(fix

atio

n)

Fix

atio

n te

mp.

(c

ente

r)

Fix

atio

n te

mp.

(e

dge)

Ove

r he

at p

rote

ct

Suc

tion

duct

TH

01: T

herm

isto

r

TH

04: T

herm

isto

r

TH

02: T

herm

isto

r

BL0

1: S

irocc

o fa

n

Pap

er tr

ansf

er

(suc

tion

part

)

Pap

er to

p ed

ge p

ass

(reg

istr

atio

n)

INT

4-5V

: Dra

wer

con

nect

or

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

EC

:Eng

ine

cont

rolle

r bo

ard

- [2

/8]

Box

(el

ectr

ic)

B s

ide

conn

ecto

r: Y

ello

w

E-6

[Not

e]

For

the

harn

esse

s fo

r w

hich

the

UL

No.

is n

ot s

peci

fied,

use

the

follo

win

g:•

UL1

007

(crim

ped

conn

ecto

r)•

UL1

061

(pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor)

Pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor

rela

y

Pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor

[Sym

bol]

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

EC

: Eng

ine

cont

rolle

r bo

ard

2

Box

(el

ectr

ic)

PN

L:

Con

trol

pan

el -

[2/2

]

PC

B-A

SS

Y-P

SC

S:

Pro

cess

car

trid

ge b

oard

Pro

cess

car

trid

ge

B s

ide

conn

ecto

r: Y

ello

w

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

EC

:Eng

ine

cont

rolle

r bo

ard

- [3

/8]

E-7


Box

(el

ectr

ic)

[Not

e]

For

the

harn

esse

s fo

r w

hich

the

UL

No.

is n

ot s

peci

fied,

use

the

follo

win

g:•

UL1

007

(crim

ped

conn

ecto

r)•

UL1

061

(pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor)

Pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor

rela

y

Pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor

Fla

t ter

min

al

But

t

Crim

ped

conn

ecto

r

Dis

conn

ecte

d

[Sym

bol]

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

EC

: Eng

ine

cont

rolle

r bo

ard

3

B s

ide

conn

ecto

r: Y

ello

w

Was

te to

ner

TS

02: M

agne

tic s

enso

r

Was

te to

ner

bottl

eM

S05

: Mic

ro S

W

Man

ual t

ray

open

/clo

seM

S07

: Mic

ro S

W

BM

01: D

C m

otor

EL0

1: L

ED

Alle

y

BL0

2: S

irocc

o fa

n

BL0

6-1:

Siro

cco

fan

BL0

6-2:

Siro

cco

fan

Fix

atio

n do

or o

pen/

clos

e -

[2/2

]

Cut

ter

cove

r op

en/c

lose

- [2

/2]

Top

cove

r op

en/c

lose

(R

) -

[2/2

]

Was

te to

ner

bottl

e vi

brat

ion

Cha

rge

elim

inat

ion

LED

ON

/OF

F

EL0

1R: A

xis

flow

fan

EL0

1C: A

xis

flow

fan

EL0

1L: A

xis

flow

fan

Dis

char

ger

uppe

r rig

ht

Dis

char

ger

uppe

r ce

nter

Dis

char

ger

uppe

r le

ft

Fix

atio

n up

per

(cen

ter)

Fix

atio

n up

per

(left)

Fix

atio

n up

per

(left)

Mal

eF

emal

e

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

EC

:Eng

ine

cont

rolle

r bo

ard

- [4

/8]

INT

5: M

S06

-1

INT

3: In

terlo

ck S

W

INT

1: In

terlo

ck S

W

E-8

Box

(el

ectr

ic)

B s

ide

conn

ecto

r: Y

ello

w

HM

01:P

ulse

mot

or(1

:/B, 2

/B, 3

:/B, 4

/B)

MS

04:M

icro

SW

CL0

4 :M

agne

tic c

lutc

h

CL0

6 :M

agne

tic c

lutc

h

TH

03 :T

herm

isto

r

GM

01 :P

ulse

mot

or(1

:/B, 2

/B, 3

:/B, 4

/B)

MS

08 :M

icro

SW

TS

01:R

efle

ctio

n se

nsor

Hea

t rol

ler

rota

tion

Dev

elop

er u

nit

Tone

r ca

rtrid

ge

Dev

elop

er to

ner

stirr

er

Reg

iste

r ro

ller

ON

/OF

F

Man

ual f

eed

rolle

r O

N/O

FF

LED

hea

d te

mpe

ratu

re

Top

cove

r op

en/c

lose

(L)

Dev

elop

men

t pr

esen

ce o

r no

t

[Not

e]

For

the

harn

esse

s fo

r w

hich

the

UL

No.

is n

ot s

peci

fied,

use

the

follo

win

g:•

UL1

007

(crim

ped

conn

ecto

r)•

UL1

061

(pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor)

Pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor

rela

y

Pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor

Crim

ped

conn

ecto

r

[Sym

bol]

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

EC

: Eng

ine

cont

rolle

r bo

ard

4

Mal

eF

emal

e

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

EC

:Eng

ine

cont

rolle

r bo

ard

- [5

/8]

E-9


Box

(el

ectr

ic)

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

EC

: Eng

ine

cont

rolle

r bo

ard

5

[Not

e]

For

the

harn

esse

s fo

r w

hich

the

UL

No.

is n

ot s

peci

fied,

use

the

follo

win

g:•

UL1

007

(crim

ped

conn

ecto

r)•

UL1

061

(pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor)

Pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor

rela

y

Pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor

[Sym

bol]

Crim

ped

conn

ecto

r

Dis

conn

ecte

d

B s

ide

conn

ecto

r: Y

ello

w

PM

01:D

C s

ervo

mot

or -

[2/2

]

Pap

er fe

ed u

nit

PC

B-A

SS

Y-R

FU

:Pap

er fe

ed u

nit b

oard

- [2

/4]

LVP

S (

PS

U -

LS

P)

:Low

vol

tage

pow

er u

nit -

[4/4

]

Pro

cess

car

trid

geD

isch

arge

Dev

elop

men

t

Tran

sfer

Sep

arat

or

Hig

h vo

ltage

wire

: U

se th

e U

L323

9 A

WG

#22.

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

EC

:Eng

ine

cont

rolle

r bo

ard

- [6

/8]

HV

-PS

:Hig

h vo

ltage

pow

er u

nit -

[2/2

]

E-10

Box

(el

ectr

ic)

Crim

ped

conn

ecto

r

[Sym

bol]

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

PC

B-A

SS

Y -

ME

C: E

ngin

e co

ntro

ller

boar

d 5

Mal

eF

emal

e

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

EC

:Eng

ine

cont

rolle

r bo

ard

- [7

/8]

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

RC

2:R

IP b

oard

- [2

/4]

CE

NT

ER

E-11


Box

(el

ectr

ic)

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

EC

:Eng

ine

cont

rolle

r bo

ard

- [8

/8]

Crim

ped

conn

ecto

r

[Sym

bol]

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

EC

: Eng

ine

cont

rolle

r bo

ard

7

Mal

eF

emal

e

LED

H:L

ED

hea

d -

[2/2

]

E-12

Box

(el

ectr

ic)

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

RC

2:R

IP b

oard

- [3

/4]

PC

B-A

SS

Y-U

SB

2:O

ptio

nal b

oard

3.5'

HD

D:O

ptio

nal u

nit -

[2/2

]

Crim

ped

conn

ecto

r

[Sym

bol]

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

PC

B-A

SS

Y -

MR

C2:

RIP

boa

rd

Mal

eF

emal

e

E-13


[Not

e]

For

the

harn

esse

s fo

r w

hich

the

UL

No.

is n

ot s

peci

fied,

use

the

follo

win

g:•

UL1

007

(crim

ped

conn

ecto

r)•

UL1

061

(pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor)

Pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor

rela

y

Pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor

Crim

ped

conn

ecto

r

[Sym

bol]

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

PC

B-A

SS

Y-R

FU

: P

aper

feed

uni

t boa

rd 1

Mal

eF

emal

e

Pap

er fe

ed u

nit

Slit

ter

cutte

r rig

ht h

ome

Pap

er w

idth

(A

3) d

etec

tion

Pap

er w

idth

(A

2) d

etec

tion

Pap

er w

idth

(A

1) d

etec

tion

Pap

er w

idth

(A

0) d

etec

tion

RE

D01

: M

icro

sw

itch

PS

04 :

Leve

r ty

pe p

hoto

1(1

:VC

C, 3

:GN

D)

PS

32: L

ever

type

pho

to 1

(1:V

CC

, 3:G

ND

)

PS

31 :

Leve

r ty

pe p

hoto

1(1

:VC

C, 3

:GN

D)

PS

30 :

Leve

r ty

pe p

hoto

1(1

:VC

C, 3

:GN

D)

RE

D02

: M

icro

sw

itch

CU

TM

: D

C m

otor

Slit

ter

cutte

r le

ft ho

me

Cut

ter

mot

or

PC

B-A

SS

Y-R

FU

:Pap

er u

nit b

oard

- [3

/4]

E-14

[Not

e]

For

the

harn

esse

s fo

r w

hich

the

UL

No.

is n

ot s

peci

fied,

use

the

follo

win

g:•

UL1

007

(crim

ped

conn

ecto

r)•

UL1

061

(pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor)

Pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor

rela

y

Pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor

Crim

ped

conn

ecto

r

Dra

wer

con

nect

or

[Sym

bol]

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

PC

B-A

SS

Y-R

FU

: P

aper

feed

uni

t boa

rd

Mal

eF

emal

e

Pap

er fe

ed u

nit

Doo

r 1

(top

tray

) op

en/c

lose

PS

21 :

Tran

spar

ent t

ype

phot

o(1

:VC

C, 3

:GN

D)

Rol

l 1 p

rese

nce

or n

otP

S11

: Tr

ansp

aren

t typ

e ph

oto

(1:V

CC

, 3:G

ND

)

Rol

l 1 p

aper

feed

/rew

ind

FM

01 :

Pul

se m

otor

(1:/B

, 2:B

, 3:/A

, 4:A

)

Doo

r 2

(mid

dle

tray

) op

en/c

lose

PS

22 :

Tran

spar

ent t

ype

phot

o(1

:VC

C, 3

:GN

D)

Rol

l 2 p

rese

nce

or n

otP

S12

: Tr

ansp

aren

t typ

e ph

oto

(1:V

CC

, 3:G

ND

)

Rol

l 2 p

aper

feed

/rew

ind

FM

02 :

Pul

se m

otor

(1:/B

, 2:B

, 3:/A

, 4:A

)

Doo

r 3

(bot

tom

tray

) op

en/c

lose

PS

23 :

Tran

spar

ent t

ype

phot

o(1

:VC

C, 3

:GN

D)

Rol

l 3 p

rese

nce

or n

otP

S13

: Tr

ansp

aren

t typ

e ph

oto

(1:V

CC

, 3:G

ND

)

Rol

l 3 p

aper

feed

/rew

ind

FM

03 :

Pul

se m

otor

(1:/B

, 2:B

, 3:/A

, 4:A

)

Pap

er tr

ansf

er o

n cu

tter

TM

01 :

Pul

se m

otor

(1:/B

, 2:B

, 3:/A

, 4:A

)

PC

B-A

SS

Y-R

FU

:Pap

er u

nit b

oard

- [4

/4]

Mot

or s

ide

conn

ecto

r: 0

4KR

-6S

Rel

ay c

onne

ctor

: BU

04P

-TR

-P-H

E-15


[Not

e]

For

the

harn

esse

s fo

r w

hich

the

UL

No.

is n

ot s

peci

fied,

use

the

follo

win

g:•

UL1

007

(crim

ped

conn

ecto

r)•

UL1

061

(pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor)

Pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor

rela

y

Pre

ssur

e-jo

inte

d co

nnec

tor

[Sym

bol]

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

SC

2 : S

cann

er c

ontro

ller b

oard

1

Box

(el

ectr

ic)

Sca

nner

Uni

t

Orig

inal

tran

sfer

SM

01 :

Pul

se m

otor

(1:/B

, 2:B

, 3:/A

, 4:A

)

Scan

ner c

over

ope

n/cl

ose

(righ

t)PS

S10:

Tra

nspa

rent

type

pho

to(1

:VC

C, 3

:GN

D)

Scan

ner c

over

ope

n/cl

ose

(left)

PSS0

9: T

rans

pare

nt ty

pe p

hoto

(1:V

CC

, 3:G

ND

)

Orig

inal

ske

w (r

ight

) det

ectio

nP

SS

08: R

efle

ctio

n ty

pe p

hoto

(1:V

CC

, 3:G

ND

)

Orig

inal

ske

w (l

eft)

dete

ctio

nP

SS

07: R

efle

ctio

n ty

pe p

hoto

(1:V

CC

, 3:G

ND

)

Origi

nal w

idth

(regis

tratio

n) d

etec

tion

PS

S06

: Ref

lect

ion

type

pho

to(1

:VC

C, 3

:GN

D)

Orig

inal

wid

th (A

4) d

etec

tion

PSS0

1: R

efle

ctio

n ty

pe p

hoto

(1:V

CC

, 3:G

ND

)

Orig

inal

wid

th (A

3) d

etec

tion

PSS0

2: R

efle

ctio

n ty

pe p

hoto

(1:V

CC

, 3:G

ND

)

Orig

inal

wid

th (A

2) d

etec

tion

PSS0

3: R

efle

ctio

n ty

pe p

hoto

(1:V

CC

, 3:G

ND

)

Orig

inal

wid

th (A

1) d

etec

tion

PSS0

4: R

efle

ctio

n ty

pe p

hoto

(1:V

CC

, 3:G

ND

)

Orig

inal

wid

th (A

0) d

etec

tion

PSS0

5: R

efle

ctio

n ty

pe p

hoto

(1:V

CC

, 3:G

ND

)

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

SC

2:S

cann

er c

ontr

olle

r bo

ard

- [2

/4]

B s

ide

conn

ecto

r: Y

ello

w

E-16

[Sym

bol]

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

SC

2 : S

cann

er c

ontro

ller b

oard

2

Box

(el

ectr

ic)

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

SC

2:S

cann

er c

ontr

olle

r bo

ard

- [3

/4]

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

RC

2:R

IP b

oard

- [4

/4]

Mal

e

Fem

ale

Con

nect

or fo

r boa

rd

E-17


[Sym

bol]

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

SC

2 : S

cann

er c

ontro

ller b

oard

3

Sca

nner

Uni

t

PC

B-A

SS

Y-M

SC

2:S

cann

er c

ontr

olle

r bo

ard

- [4

/4]

PC

B-A

SS

Y-IS

I3:Im

age

inte

rfac

e bo

ard

- [2

/5]

Mal

e

Fem

ale

Con

nect

or fo

r boa

rd

E-18

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

PC

B-A

SS

Y-IS

I3 :

Imag

e in

terf

ace

boar

d 1

Sca

nner

Uni

t

PC

B-A

SS

Y-IS

I3:Im

age

inte

rfac

e bo

ard

- [3

/5]

CIS

01:C

onta

ct im

age

sens

or

CIS

02:C

onta

ct im

age

sens

or

[Not

e]

The

CB

LS01

A a

nd C

BLS

01B

are

FFC

cab

les.

E-19


Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

PC

B-A

SS

Y-IS

I3 :

Imag

e in

terf

ace

boar

d 2

Sca

nner

Uni

t

PC

B-A

SS

Y-IS

I3:Im

age

inte

rfac

e bo

ard

- [4

/5]

CIS

03:C

onta

ct im

age

sens

or

CIS

04:C

onta

ct im

age

sens

or

[Not

e]

The

CB

LS01

C a

nd C

BLS

01D

are

FFC

cab

les.

E-20

Ele

ctric

al c

onne

ctio

n di

agra

m

PC

B-A

SS

Y-IS

I3 :

Imag

e in

terf

ace

boar

d 3

Sca

nner

Uni

t

PC

B-A

SS

Y-IS

I3:Im

age

inte

rfac

e bo

ard

- [5

/5]

CIS

05:C

onta

ct im

age

sens

or

[Not

e]

(1)

For

the

harn

ess

not s

peci

fied

with

UL

No.

• U

se th

e U

L106

1 (p

ress

ure-

join

ted

conn

ecto

r).

(2) T

he C

BLS

01E

is a

n F

FC

cab

le.

[Sym

bol]

Mal

eF

emal

e Crim

ped

conn

ecto

rP

ress

ure-

join

ted

conn

ecto

r re

lay

TH

_A: T

herm

isto

rC

IS_A

tem

pera

ture

TH

_B: T

herm

isto

rC

IS_B

tem

pera

ture

TH

_C: T

herm

isto

rC

IS_C

tem

pera

ture

TH

_D: T

herm

isto

rC

IS_D

tem

pera

ture

TH

_E: T

herm

isto

rC

IS_E

tem

pera

ture

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