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12/03 Rev. 3.00-01 

SERVICE MANUAL 

 

 TTX 

350  

General Service  

Housing.......................................................... 2 

Important remarks ...................................... 2 

Overview of the parts of the housing.......... 2 

Front cover ................................................. 2 

Back cover ................................................. 3 

Front-left housing ....................................... 4 

Front-right housing ..................................... 6 

Lower-right housing.................................... 6 

Cutter covering ........................................... 6 

Material unwinder........................................... 7 

General ...................................................... 7 

Unwinder .................................................... 7 

Strain relief ................................................. 8 

Connections and electrics.............................. 9 

Important remarks ...................................... 9 

Mains connection ....................................... 9 

Transformer.............................................. 11 

Ventilator .................................................. 12 

Sensors........................................................ 13 

Overview of sensors................................. 13 

Printed circuit boards....................................14 

Printed circuit boards: General .................14 

Display board ............................................14 

Peripheral board .......................................15 

CPU board ................................................16 

Changing the serial interface to RS485 
mode .........................................................17 

Installing a real-time clock.........................18 

Service data..................................................19 

Factory setting ..........................................19 

Zeroing the operating data........................19 

Entering the service data ..........................20 

Upgrading .....................................................21 

Printer versions .........................................21 

Upgrading from 8,0 to 11,8 dot .................22 

Periphery set-up........................................22 

Index.............................................................23 

 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for TTX 350

Page 1: ...ons and electrics 9 Important remarks 9 Mains connection 9 Transformer 11 Ventilator 12 Sensors 13 Overview of sensors 13 Printed circuit boards 14 Printed circuit boards General 14 Display board 14 P...

Page 2: ...to dangerous contact voltages Overview of the parts of the housing The housing consists of the following individual parts Front cover 1 Back cover 2 Front left housing 3 Front right housing 4 Lower ri...

Page 3: ...tached by loosening 6 Phillips screws 1 Laterally spread the back cover slightly in order to lift the metal extension 3 from its opening Then lift it carefully in an upward direction starting from beh...

Page 4: ...e housing hexagon socket 3 Disconnect the three plug connections of the earth connection from the peripheral board Loosen the fixtures of the connection cable For this clip through the cable binders d...

Page 5: ...AL General Service TTX 350 5 6 Carefully detach the front housing 1 to the side P Removal of the display 4 and peripheral cable harness 5 see section Connections and electrical Tools Phillips screwdri...

Page 6: ...able Tools Phillips screwdriver Lower right housing Demounting mounting The lower right housing 3 is attached to the base tray with two hexagonal screws 4 and is detachable Tools Hexagon socket size 2...

Page 7: ...can occur if large speed increases or decreases braking in the material feeding rate occur The unwinder itself is braked and adjustable to various core diagonals Unwinder Demounting mounting 1 Remove...

Page 8: ...2 Remove strain relief profile 2 and springs 3 Demounting of the axis 3 Detach back cover P Regarding this point see the section Housing 4 Take out the mainboard P Regarding this point see the section...

Page 9: ...ins apparatus connection 1 Voltage selection switch 3 Fuse insertion 3 Hum eliminator 4 and Mains switch 2 The voltage selection switch and fuse inser tion both form the drawer for the protection and...

Page 10: ...r covering 1 4 Disconnect four connections to the transformer and the plug connection to the Housing 3 protective ground wire Connection pattern violet yellow black orange 3 Loosen the two fastening s...

Page 11: ...circuit board connections in the section Service Printed circuit boards P The connections on the mains connection socket can be found in the same section 3 Loosen the fastening screw 2 in the base tr...

Page 12: ...built into the device Demounting mounting 1 Loosen the four Phillips screws 1 for ventilator and ventilator grid on the back cover 2 Loosen plug connectors CN8 on the CPU board P You can find the des...

Page 13: ...ple See above See above End of ribbon light barrier OTHR SCHK Fxx Monitoring of the ribbon movement halts the printer if the ribbon roll stops moving Clock disc of the unwinder mandrel Dispenser light...

Page 14: ...unting of the boards are described below Display board The display board can be changed from the reverse side of the front left housing Demounting mounting 1 Detach back cover P Regarding this point s...

Page 15: ...fastening screw 2 of the peripheral board 4 Carefully withdraw the peripheral board from the CPU board fig 3 Mounting Use the opposite sequence of steps to demounting Please observe the following for...

Page 16: ...Disconnect all cables of the CPU board 3 Loosen the two screws 1 on the reverse side of the printer 4 Loosen two screws 2 on the heat sink of the printed circuit board and two screws 3 directly on the...

Page 17: ...ease proceed as follows P Regarding this point see also the section Periphery set up Printers with periphery set up 1 Remove the peripheral board P Regarding this point see the section Printed circuit...

Page 18: ...text YS real time as a barcode P All Easy Plug commands are contained in the MANUAL EASY PLUG under the topic Command description Installation of the real time clock 1 Detach back cover P Regarding th...

Page 19: ...f production all continuously stored operating data are set to zero Thus the status of the service report STA3 also corresponds with the delivery state as a new device Zeroing of the operating data is...

Page 20: ...he ON OFF key When SERV is selected the service job counter is incremented by 1 This also takes place if SERV is exited without a change having been made The following service data can be changed HEAD...

Page 21: ...lementary devices such as cutters stackers or rewinders a so called periphery set up is necessary i e an additional printed circuit board the peripheral board which controls the drive and sensors of t...

Page 22: ...pic section Firmware chapter Firmware Download Loading firmware Feed motor grommets 95215 A1241 Tab 1 Exchang those parts to modify an 8 0 Dot into an 11 8 Dot printer The tooth belt is the same for b...

Page 23: ...Housing 2 Housing front right 6 Housing lower right 6 Housing remarks 2 M Mains connection 9 Material unwinder 7 Material unwinder general 7 P Peripheral board 15 Printed circuit boards 14 R Real tim...

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