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APPENDIX

XL5000

M02001102EN0319

103820-1 - Kit cassette

103820-2 - Kit cassette

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Opposite*

Pos. Qty.

Description

Pos. Qty.

Description

Cassette

Cassette - Opposite

*Figure shows standard kit; opposite kit may differ

103821 - Kit idler roller

103822 - Kit roller

Pos. Qty.

Description

Pos. Qty.

Description

Idler roller

Roller

Socket head cap screw M6 x 12

Circlip - shaft 8 x 0,8

Summary of Contents for XL5000 OPPOSITE

Page 1: ...XL5000 THERMOTRANSFER PRINTING SYSTEMS XL5000 Standard XL5000 Opposite OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ...

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Page 3: ...ein Read the complete operating instructions before installing and commissioning the device The operating instructions is a part of the device It has to be stored so that every person that works on and with the device has access to it at all times The operating instructions must be complete and in an easily readable con dition When the device is passed on you have to enclose the operating instruct...

Page 4: ...com pany Allen Coding GmbH reserves the right to change the present document at any time without prior notice and to alter its content with regards to continuous product improvement Manufacturer Contact USA Allen Coding GmbH Diagraph Friedrich Bergius Ring 30 1 Missouri Research Park Drive D 97076 Würzburg St Charles MO 63304 5685 USA Tel 49 931 250 76 0 Sales 800 722 1125 Fax 49 931 250 76 50 Ser...

Page 5: ... 5 2 EMC Compliance Statements 14 1 5 3 RoHS WEEE compliance 14 2 Product specifications 15 2 1 Safety requirements 15 2 2 Deliverable items 15 2 3 Description of device 17 2 3 1 Layout of the printing system 18 2 3 2 Pneumatic service unit 20 2 3 3 Interface of the printing system 21 2 3 4 Connection possibilities and connection of components 24 3 Safety Information 26 3 1 Configuration of the sa...

Page 6: ...ibilities 38 5 3 Loading changing the ribbon 38 5 4 Transmitting print images 41 5 5 Firmware update 41 6 Error detection and management 42 6 1 Print quality 42 6 2 Other faults 43 7 Cleaning and maintenance 45 7 1 Cleaning 46 7 2 Maintenance 48 7 2 1 Overview of maintenance tasks 48 7 2 2 Replacing a thermal printhead 49 7 2 3 Inspection and replacement of the toothed belt 52 7 2 4 Adjusting the ...

Page 7: ...TABLE OF CONTENTS XL5000 M02001102EN0319 7 Pneumatic diagram 66 Recommended spare and wear parts 67 Available spare part kits 68 Exploded view 78 ...

Page 8: ...nter error Enable print cycle Free Busy Communications RS232 Ethernet 10 100Mb Barcodes 2 5 Interleaved Code 93 UPC EAN8 EAN13 Code39 DUN14 Code128 EAN128 Databar Databar Trun cated Limited Stacked Omnidirectional Datamatrix GS1 Datamatrix Fonts 3 internal fonts News Gothic Bold compatibility font Swiss 721 bold Swiss 721 roman mirror print up to 12 fonts expandable by the customer Data fields Dat...

Page 9: ...ods may be used The Printer must be permanently installed into a frame designed for this purpose machine frame machinery holder No modifications to the printer are allowed Operation and set up of the printer may only be performed by trained personnel authorized by the operator Working on the printer installation maintenance cleaning may only be performed by fully qualified and trained technical pe...

Page 10: ...cal personnel 1 3 Technical data This section contains information on the mechanical and electrical properties of the printing system and its accessories 1 3 1 Mechanical data NOTE Additional space required for incoming and outgoing cables and for changing the ribbon Please observe during installation that additional space on the equipment parts is required for incoming and outgoing cables as well...

Page 11: ... mm 108 C Depth mm 58 D Distance assembly holes mm 28 E mm 12 F mm 17 5 Pneumatic service unit weight Pneumatic service unit kg 0 5 1 3 2 Electrical data Power supply input Voltage VAC 100 240 Frequency Hz 50 60 Current A 2 Power supply output printer input Voltage VDC 24 Current A 5 Power output W max 120 ...

Page 12: ... with outside diameter mm 6 Requirements for compressed air supply oil free clean and dry air Pneumatic service unit Air supply Input bar min 6 max 10 Output bar min 4 max 6 Connection for air supply tubing with outside diameter Input mm 6 Output mm 6 Requirements for compressed air supply oil free clean and dry air 1 3 4 Noise emission Printing system Noise emission dB A 51 86 Correction for back...

Page 13: ...acturer 1 5 Compliance information 1 5 1 CE compliance NOTE CE conformity The CE conformance of the product is certified by attachment of the CE symbol to the type plate and by the conformity statement included with the product A sample of the declaration is found in the Appendix to these Operating Instructions see EC compliance statement The device meets the requirements of the following European...

Page 14: ...erated in a commercial environment This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device might not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received includ ing interference that might cause undesired operation Warning Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interfer...

Page 15: ...es and or incompleteness immediately to the manufacturer or your distributor The following components belong to the standard deliverable items for the device Position Qty Part number Description 1 1 103810 1 XL5000 Standard EU 103810 2 XL5000 Opposite EU 103810 3 XL5000 Standard US 103810 4 XL5000 Opposite US 103810 5 XL5000 Standard CN 103810 6 XL5000 Opposite CN Including Qty Part number Descrip...

Page 16: ...000 M02001102EN0319 Optional equipment 1 1 103808 Kit CM print 2 1 103309 Preheater 3 1 6000 828 LED alarm beacon Overview standard deliverable items Printing system Sample ribbon Power supply with connection cable Kit accessories ...

Page 17: ...als such as plastics laminates cellophane cardboard self adhesives etc To satisfy speed flexibility and ease of handling requirements the XL5000 exhibits the following salient characteristics Compact size electronics located inside body of printer Easy conversion to continuous mode Full Unicode capability Downloadable fonts user option Ethernet port Optional alarm beacon connectivity Maximum integ...

Page 18: ...PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS 18 XL5000 M02001102EN0319 2 3 1 Layout of the printing system Printer base unit Cassette sensor Home sensor Ribbon sensor Thermal printhead ...

Page 19: ...PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS XL5000 M02001102EN0319 19 Ribbon cassette Ribbon unwind Tensioner ribbon unwind Ribbon upwind Tensioner ribbon upwind ...

Page 20: ...PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS 20 XL5000 M02001102EN0319 2 3 2 Pneumatic service unit Air pressure supply connection Ø 6 mm Air supply connection Ø 6 mm to connect to the printing system ...

Page 21: ...RS 232 printer connection to computer Encoder port Printer option for continuous mode not used for intermittent mode Printer connection to the control terminal a touch Lite Connection for alarm beacon contact dealer for availability Air input 6 mm quick connect 2 Power input 24 VDC Pin Description Function Inner VCC 24 VDC Outer GND 4 Encoder socket Pin Description Function 1 VCC 5 VDC 2 A 3 GND 4...

Page 22: ... 3 D2 4 D3 5 D3 6 D2 7 D4 8 D4 7 I O interface D sub 15 pin plug Pin Description Function 1 Free Busy output 2 On cycle printed output 3 Common pins 1 2 4 Error N C 5 Error common pin 6 Error N O 7 VCC 24 VDC output 8 VCC 24 VDC output 9 Input print signal 10 Input print signal 11 GND 12 GND 13 14 15 For further details about the connection of I O signals to the machine please refer to the section...

Page 23: ... RS 232 D sub 9 pin Socket Pin Description Function 1 2 TxD 3 RxD 4 5 GND 6 7 8 9 9 Control terminal interface a touch Lite D Sub 15 pin Socket Pin Description Function 1 GND 2 RXD 3 TXD 4 VCC 5 VDC 5 VCC 5 VDC 6 7 8 9 GND 10 GND 11 GND 12 GND 13 VCC 5 VDC 14 VCC 5 VDC 15 VCC 5 VDC ...

Page 24: ... and follow safety rules and guidelines in chapter 3 before attempting to setup or operate this equipment Host machine see Electrical installation for connection options Air pressure regulator max 6 bar Power supply 24 VDC Encoder only used for continuous mode Control terminal a touch Lite Alarm beacon Computer or control panel a touch 2 ...

Page 25: ...ars Maximum permissible pressure is 6 bars Control terminal 1 Use the communication cable to connect the control terminal to the printer 2 Tighten the clamping screws see control terminal user s guide Host machine Use the signal cable to connect the printer to the host machine See Electrical installation for connection configura tions Computer The printer can operate connected to a PC and the cont...

Page 26: ...ons to help prevent accidents The pictogram denotes the type of hazard The safety sign before the signal word indicates a possibility of personal injury The signal word denotes the severity of the hazard SIGNAL WORD Consequences when hazard occurs Probability of occurrence HAZARD Severe physical injury or death irreversible imminent WARNING Severe physical injury or death irreversible possible CAU...

Page 27: ...act with the surface of the thermal printhead particularly during maintenance work After switching off the equipment wait until the surface of the thermal printhead has cooled down CAUTION Potential hazard caused by incorrect accessories and spare parts The use of accessories and spare parts that are not recommended by the manufacturer may compromise safety functionality and efficiency of the devi...

Page 28: ...ver connect a damaged device to the voltage supply In case of transport damage consult the manufacturer or your distributor NOTE Check the deliverable items for completeness and condition After receipt of the shipment please check immediately to see whether all items listed on the delivery ticket are included and undamaged The manufacturer does not accept liability for deficiencies that have been ...

Page 29: ...tructions in the operating manual Familiarize yourself with the working method of the printing system ATTENTION Damage and interference due to operation without grounding the chassis of the Printing System Operating the Printing System without grounding the chassis can yield damage e g damage the thermal bar and an increase of electromagnetic disturbance Ground the chassis of the Printing System v...

Page 30: ...uct to be printed mm 2 3 Loading the ribbon Load the ribbon Follow the instructions from the chapter Loading changing the ribbon Pneumatic service unit mechanical installation Installation position Mount the pneumatic service unit in a vertical position Make sure that the water separator basin points downwards Assembly Use the provided assembly holes for the fastening of the pneumatic service unit...

Page 31: ... is switched on Ensure that all cables are firmly screwed down on the printing system before you switch on the printing system Establish connection with the host machine via the I O interface of the printing system Please observe that the cable used to connect the printing system to the host machine must be appropriately screened for safe operation and that the maximum permissible length defined i...

Page 32: ...ection types Four different example circuits for connection of the printing signal are presented below Connection to a relay output Connection to an external power source Connection to an output or NPN photocell Connection to an input or PNP photocell Establishing connection to the power supply Ensure that the power supply switch is in the Off position before connecting the power supply to the pri...

Page 33: ...um permissible length defined in Mechanical data may not be ex ceeded The following settings must be used in the software for communication via the serial interface Data bits 8 Parity None Baud rate 115200 Stop bits 1 Flow control None If XL5000 is selected as printer type in the a control software these settings are automatically adopted under Serial connection For further information about the a...

Page 34: ...Position the carriage Make sure the printing system is powered off Then remove the cassette and move the carriage to the desired position Step 3 Fix the carriage Remove the two screws on the carriage as well as the next accessible screw on the linear track rail next to the carriage see left figure below If the carriage position is close to the left end of the linear track rail choose the comparabl...

Page 35: ...he machine frame so that the printed material runs between rubber transport roller and wheel of the encoder Make sure that the wheel of the encoder is pressed tightly against the printed material Printed material Wheel of the encoder Rubber transport roller Step 2 Connect the encoder Make sure the printing system is powered off Then connect the encoder to the appropriate connector of the printing ...

Page 36: ...ct your dealer for information on availability of an appropriate warning light 4 7 Performing a test print Before performing a test print please check the following The printer is correctly and securely mounted in a machine frame The air pressure is correctly adjusted All cables and air tubes are safely routed and secured The backing pad plate is clean level and properly secured as well as positio...

Page 37: ...37 4 8 Conversion from outside coated to inside coated ribbon Rotation clockwise XL5000 Standard außenbeschichtet XL5000 Opposite innenbeschichtet Rotation counterclockwise XL5000 Standard innenbeschichtet XL5000 Opposite außenbeschichtet ...

Page 38: ...N Personal injury An unlocked cassette can fall out and cause injury After cassette is fully engaged and locked onto engine make sure it is properly secured by pulling cassette away from engine without touching lock button ATTENTION Equipment damage Do not rest cassette in standing position using alignment pins as stabilizer after removal Doing so can bend and or scratch the alignment pins It is a...

Page 39: ...o be printed under the thermal printhead with correctly loaded ribbon NOTE Ribbon Observe the permissible ribbon width and the maximum permissible diameter of the ribbon roll for your thermal printhead type For information about this refer to the Characteristic data Handle Alignment pin male on printer Cassette locking knob Alignment pin female on cassette Description of the ribbon change process ...

Page 40: ... ribbon unwind Step 6 Threading the ribbon A label that indicates the correct direction of the ribbon can be found on the inside of the cassette and in this operating manual Thread in the ribbon corresponding with the indicated direction regarding the ribbon upwind Fix the free end of the ribbon to the cardboard sleeve of the ribbon upwind by using adhesive strips XL5000 Standard XL5000 Opposite S...

Page 41: ...h a design 2 A created print image can be transmitted to the printing system using the configuration or design software 5 5 Firmware update A firmware update of the printing system is possible via the a control software or using the specially developed control panel An extensive description of the necessary steps can be found in the software help or the respective manual ...

Page 42: ...ad or replace it as necessary PRINTOUT WITH WHITE SPOTS Shows that the print platen has surface defects such as cuts cracks or nicks Clean or replace print platen IMAGE WITH VERTICAL WHITE LINES The printhead is coated with debris or damaged Clean or replace as necessary IMAGE GRADUALLY FADES Indicates that the printhead is improperly supported or print platen out of alignment IMAGE INCOMPLETE Ind...

Page 43: ...stances against the re sistance values of the thermal printhead that is used Cable on the thermal printhead is not correctly fastened Ensure that the cable at the plug contacts of the thermal print head is correctly inserted Attention Switch off the print ing system before you begin this inspection Otherwise the print ing system can be damaged The thermal printhead is worn out Replace the thermal ...

Page 44: ...et too low Increase the air pressure Incorrect ribbon quality Use a different type of ribbon Print speed too high Adjust the print speed Part of the print is missing over the width of the printer Cable break between the thermal printhead and thermal printhead con nection Replace the cable if necessary Ribbon keeps tearing Ribbon is not loaded correctly Ensure that the ribbon is loaded according to...

Page 45: ...trained personnel ATTENTION Use of ribbons with lower quality The use of ribbons with lower quality can considerably increase the necessary cleaning work and the wearout of the thermal printhead Only use ribbons specified by the manufacturer NOTE Regular inspection and cleaning of the thermal printhead Regular inspection and cleaning is necessary to maintain the service life efficiency and perform...

Page 46: ...tronic and mechanical components of the equipment Disconnect the equipment from the power supply before you begin cleaning Observe the cleaning instructions described in the operating manual Only use cleaning agents specified by the manufacturer ATTENTION Maintenance for printhead Good maintenance of the printhead is essential to ensure optimal print quality It must be cleaned period ically depend...

Page 47: ...Clean the thermal printhead until no wax resin residue can be seen on the cleaning towel Depending on the degree of soiling Recommendation with re placement of the ribbon Rubber roller cleaner Art no 1 0000 45007 Cleaning of the drive roller Depending on the degree of soiling Recommendation with re placement of the ribbon Damp cloth metal parts Eth anol Cleaning of peel bar rollers Depending on th...

Page 48: ...necessary Quarterly Mechanical Check the ribbon upwind for function and the correct setting adjust if nec essary replace if necessary Semi annually Mechanical Visual inspection of the toothed belt for signs of wear replace if necessary Semi annually Mechanical Check the tension of the toothed belt adjust if necessary Semi annually Mechanical Check the carrier on the toothed belt for firm seating w...

Page 49: ...thead WARNING Personal injury Power off printer and disconnect from electrical and air supply ATTENTION Electrical damage to the thermal printhead when handled incorrectly Thermal printheads are electrostatically sensitive electronic components Incorrect handling can damage or destroy the thermal printhead due to ESD voltage flashovers Any liability and warranty for any dam ages caused by incorrec...

Page 50: ...mal printhead Step 4 Removing the thermal printhead Loosen the two fastening screws of the thermal printhead on the bracket and carefully remove the thermal printhead Inspecting the thermal printhead ATTENTION Damage to the thermal printhead when handled incorrectly Contact with the pixels heating elements can permanently damage them Hold the thermal printhead on the side Do not touch the pixels N...

Page 51: ...ablishing the power supply Connect the printing system to the power supply and switch on the printing system at the power supply switch Step 6 Entering the resistance value Enter the previously noted resistance value using the configuration software e g a control ATTENTION Damage to the thermal printhead with an incorrect resistance value The resistance value that is entered must match the value m...

Page 52: ...oothed belt Loosen the toothed belt by loosening the fastening screw of the belt tensioner Step 4 Replacing the toothed belt Remove the old belt and fit a new undamaged toothed belt Step 5 Tighten toothed belt Tighten the toothed belt and fix it by tightening the fastening screw of the belt tensioner Step 6 Inserting the cassette Set the cassette into the printer Lock the cassette by turning the c...

Page 53: ...nwind NOTE Replace Drag Cord After replacing the drag cord ribbon tension needs to be readjusted after 10 hours of operation ATTENTION Friction disc and tensioner ribbon unwind Do not lubricate or wet tensioner ribbon unwind and friction disc Standard Opposite ...

Page 54: ...scale The target value of the tension depends on the outer diameter of the used ribbon The tension for the enclosed sample ribbon ø ca 90 mm serves as guiding value which should be within the following range target value Tension of the ribbon g 650 50 Step 4 Adjustment of the tension If the reading is not within the acceptable range it must be adjusted For this purpose loosen the fastening screw o...

Page 55: ...CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE XL5000 M02001102EN0319 55 Ribbon upwind Standard Opposite Tensioner ribbon upwind Rubber drive roller Ribbon upwind spindle Polycord belt ...

Page 56: ...CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 56 XL5000 M02001102EN0319 NOTE Ribbon upwind The default setting for the tensioner is centered If the upwind is too tight or too loose adjust with the tensioner ...

Page 57: ...l wiring If it is necessary to replace components in the scope of maintenance or repairs that carry electric current please refer to the following schematic diagrams for the internal wiring Power supply Power supply input main switch Power supply output main switch ...

Page 58: ...CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 58 XL5000 M02001102EN0319 Motors Stepper motor ribbon Stepper motor carriage Printhead Internal connection cable Connection cable printhead ...

Page 59: ...ING AND MAINTENANCE XL5000 M02001102EN0319 59 Sensors encoder alarm beacon and pneumatic control Status LED Home sensor Encoder Cassette sensor Alarm beacon Valve pre stroke Ribbon sensor Valve print stroke ...

Page 60: ... in the scope of maintenance or repairs that have a pneumatic connection please refer to the following schematic diagrams The specified diameters refer to the outside diameter of the hoses Pneumatic connection air in solenoid valves Ø 6 mm Pneumatic connection print stroke Ø 3 mm Pneumatic connection pre stroke Ø 3 mm ...

Page 61: ...tfordshire SG1 2FP Tel 44 1438 347 770 Fax 44 1438 347 771 Email info allencoding co uk Website www AllenCoding com North America USA Diagraph 1 Missouri Research Park Drive St Charles MO 63304 5685 USA Sales 800 722 1125 Service 800 526 2531 Fax Sales 636 300 2004 Fax Service 636 300 2005 Email sales diagraph com service diagraph com Website www diagraph com NOTE Important information in case of ...

Page 62: ...erty damage Secure the device in accordance with instructions Note also the weight information on the device provided in the operating instructions Have the device transported by a company skilled in the process 9 2 Storage Store the device only under the stated permissible ambient conditions of temperature and humidity Relevant infor mation is found in this operating manual under Ambient conditio...

Page 63: ...uidelines may differ from country to country please consult with your supplier as necessary Notes to disposal Material types should be disposed of separately The objective should always be an environmentally compati ble disposal which ensures maximum recycling of materials Observe the material and disposal instructions that may be present on certain individual parts Make use of the opportunity to ...

Page 64: ...APPENDIX 64 XL5000 M02001102EN0319 Appendix EC compliance statement ...

Page 65: ...d with the distribution 3 Neither the name of the project nor the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS AS IS AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS F...

Page 66: ...APPENDIX 66 XL5000 M02001102EN0319 Pneumatic diagram Air supply tubing 6 mm outside diameter Printer connector panel Printer air supply tubing 6 mm outside diame ter ...

Page 67: ...ation 101935 1 Thermal print head 2 1 A 103840 1 Kit TPH connector cable 1 A 103840 2 Kit TPH connector cable Opposite 1 A 103809 Kit wear and spare parts 1 A 103832 1 Kit peel bar 1 A 103832 2 Kit peel bar Opposite 1 A 103822 Kit roller 1 A 103831 Kit printhead bracket 1 B 103826 Kit drive roller 1 B Additional Part No Description QTY Recommen dation 1 0000 45007 Rubber roller cleaner 1 A 1 0000 ...

Page 68: ...ncer arm 103826 Kit drive roller 103827 1 Kit pneumatic 103827 2 Kit pneumatic Opposite 103828 Kit electronic 103829 Kit ribbon motor 103830 Kit printhead motor 103831 Kit printhead bracket 103832 1 Kit peel bar 103832 2 Kit peel bar Opposite 103833 Kit linear guide 103834 Kit cassette lock 103835 Kit sensors 103836 Kit belt tensioner 103837 Kit belt tensioner 103838 Kit lateral covers 103839 1 Ki...

Page 69: ...iption 1 2 Air fitting 2 1 Toothed belt 7 T2 5 305 3 1 Peel bar roller 4 1 Shaft pivot 5 1 Clip 6 2 Spring 7 2 Air connection 8 1 Extension spring 9 1 Drag cord 10 1 Polycord belt 11 1 Extension spring 12 3 O ring 12x2 13 3 Spring steel sheet 14 2 Socket head cap screw M3 x 8 15 2 Safety washer 3 ...

Page 70: ...s Qty Description Pos Qty Description 1 1 Cassette 1 1 Cassette Opposite Figure shows standard kit opposite kit may differ 103821 Kit idler roller 103822 Kit roller Pos Qty Description Pos Qty Description 1 2 Idler roller 1 4 Roller 2 2 Socket head cap screw M6 x 12 2 4 Circlip shaft 8 x 0 8 ...

Page 71: ... 2 1 Spacer clip 3 1 Socket head cap screw M6 x 12 3 1 Socket head cap screw M6 x 12 Figure shows standard kit opposite kit may differ 103824 1 Kit upwind 103824 2 Kit upwind Opposite Pos Qty Description Pos Qty Description 1 1 Upwind 1 1 Upwind Opposite 2 1 Socket head cap screw M6 x 12 2 1 Socket head cap screw M6 x 12 Figure shows standard kit opposite kit may differ ...

Page 72: ... 103826 Kit drive roller Pos Qty Description Pos Qty Description 1 1 Dancer arm 1 1 Drive roller 2 1 Extension spring 2 2 Coupling pin 3 1 Socket head cap screw M4 x 10 3 2 Compression spring 4 3 Socket head cap screw M3 x 6 5 1 Socket head cap screw M6 x 12 ...

Page 73: ...Retaining angle 2 1 Retaining angle l 3 1 Push in bulkhead connector 6 3 1 Push in bulkhead connector 6 4 2 Air connection 4 2 Air connection 5 1 Tube 6x1 5 1 Tube 6x1 6 2 Air fitting 6 2 Air fitting 7 4 Socket head cap screw M3 x 6 7 4 Socket head cap screw M3 x 6 8 2 Socket but head screw M4 x 8 8 2 Socket but head screw M4 x 8 Figure shows standard kit opposite kit may differ ...

Page 74: ... cap screw M4 x 16 5 2 Socket head cap screw M3 x 6 6 1 Socket head cap screw M3 x 10 7 2 Socket head cap screw M3 x 12 8 5 Socket but head screw M4 x 8 103830 Kit printhead motor 103831 Kit printhead bracket Pos Qty Description Pos Qty Description 1 1 Stepper motor 1 1 Printhead bracket 2 1 Printhead drive pulley assembly 2 2 Air connection 3 4 Socket head cap screw M4 x 12 3 2 Socket head cap sc...

Page 75: ... M3 x 5 2 2 Socket head cap screw M3 x 5 Figure shows standard kit opposite kit may differ 103833 Kit linear guide 103834 Kit cassette lock Pos Qty Description Pos Qty Description 1 1 Linear track rail 1 1 Cassette lock 2 1 Linear slide unit 2 1 O ring 20x2 3 2 Socket head cap screw M3 x 5 3 1 Circlip shaft 14 x 1 4 6 Socket head cap screw M3 x 8 5 2 Socket countersunk head screw M3 x 6 ...

Page 76: ... 2 1 Sensor 2 1 Socket head cap screw M3 x 8 3 3 Socket head cap screw M3 x 6 3 1 Washer 3 103837 Kit belt tensioner 103838 Kit lateral covers Pos Qty Description Pos Qty Description 1 1 Belt tensioner 1 1 Lateral cover 2 1 Socket head cap screw M4 x 12 2 1 Lateral cover 4 1 Washer 4 3 4 Socket head cap screw M3 x 6 4 4 Socket but head screw M4 x 8 ...

Page 77: ...cable 1 2 Stepper motor cable Opposite 2 1 Connection cable 2 1 Connection cable Opposite Figure shows standard kit opposite kit may differ 103840 1 Kit TPH connector cable 103840 2 Kit TPH connector cable Opposite Pos Qty Description Pos Qty Description 1 1 TPH connector cable 1 1 TPH connector cable Opposite Figure shows standard kit opposite kit may differ ...

Page 78: ...APPENDIX 78 XL5000 M02001102EN0319 Exploded view Cassette ...

Page 79: ...APPENDIX XL5000 M02001102EN0319 79 Engine Front side view ...

Page 80: ...APPENDIX 80 XL5000 M02001102EN0319 Rear side view ...

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