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Printer Setup for Windows 95

Important!

You must install the BJC-4400 Series Printer Driver for Windows.

The printer driver controls the communication between the printer and your computer.
Installing your printer driver is easy. Use the Canon Creative Disk One and follow these
simple steps. (If you are using Windows 3.1, see page 11.)

Starting Your System

4. Follow the on-screen instructions. Be sure to wait for Windows to complete
each operation.

1. Make sure your computer is turned off.
2. Check that the printer is connected to the computer.
3. Make sure the printer is turned on.
4. Now turn on the computer.

1. Insert the Canon Creative Disk One into your CD drive.

2. Make sure "Driver from disk provided by hardware manufacturer"
is selected and click OK.

3. You see this screen:

If anything is displayed here, replace it by typing

D:\

(where

D:

is your

CD drive... most CD drives are either

D:

or

E:

). Then click OK.

It's important that you start up your system in this order for the Windows 95
Plug and Play feature to work:

Starting Windows 95 and Printer Setup

If you start your system in the order described above, Windows 95 will recognize
your new printer and you will see a screen similar to this:

If your computer does not display this screen, go to page 10.

If you see the New Hardware Found screen, follow these steps:

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Summary of Contents for Color Bubble Jet BJC-4400 Series

Page 1: ...Color Bubble Jet Printer BJC 4400 Series ...

Page 2: ...0 PRINTED IN JAPAN IMPRIME AU JAPON REVISION 0 SERVICE REFERENCE MANUAL Q30 2830 220 120V CCSI Q30 2830 221 120V CAN Q30 2830 222 UNIVERSAL Q30 2830 230 630 220V 240V EUR Q30 2830 231 631 220V 240V GER Q30 2830 232 632 220V 240V FRN Q30 2830 280 680 220V 240V UK ...

Page 3: ...ot apply to any countries where such provisions are inconsistent with local law Trademarks The product names and company names described in this manual are the registered trademarks of the individual companies Copyright This manual is copyrighted with all rights reserved Under the copyright laws this manual may not be copied reproduced or translated into another language in whole or in part withou...

Page 4: ...JC 4300 SERVICE MANUAL Rev 0 II CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 MAJOR CHANGES This chapter explains the main differences between BJC 4300 and BJC 4400 CHAPTER 2 SERVICE MANUAL This chapter explains the main differences between the SERVICE MANUAL of the BJC 4300 and BJC 4400 NOTE Page No displayed are those of pages to be replaced for each item ...

Page 5: ...CHAPTER 1 MAJOR CHANGES ...

Page 6: ...s media type 1 2 PRINTER MECHANICAL SYSTEM 1 Countermeasures for quality improvements to the current model were incorporated Shape changes Carriage paper delivery guide platen and bottom case Additional changes Increased area and amount of grease application 1 3 PRINTER ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 1 To improve throughput speed the carriage motor the paper feed motor and the motor driver were modified ...

Page 7: ...CHAPTER 2 SERVICE MANUAL ...

Page 8: ... printing capabilities The printer can also be used as a compact color scanner when the scanner cartridge is installed in the carriage All the function settings are easily set by the personal computer The operation is easily performed with the bidirectional Centronics interface effective only for the device ID response This printer uses a built in AC adapter This is a small and light weight person...

Page 9: ...s the black ink and the head with 128 nozzles Depending on each sales territory it is not packed with the printer but is available separately Photo BJ Cartridge Drop modulation technology has been adopted Multi drop It has integrated ink cartridges with the head with 136 nozzles in a vertical line 64 nozzles Bk 24 nozzles x 3 Y M C Black ink cartridge Black ink cartridge for the color BJ cartridge...

Page 10: ...5 Paper weight Automatic feed Manual feeding slot 64 to 105 g m2 17 lbs to 28 lbs 6 Printing speed Burst 7 Printing direction Unidirectional Print direction is automatically changed according to optimum printing directional control 8 Printing width Maximum 8 9 Line feed speed 90 ms line 128 360 line 10 Built in printing control modes LQ mode Epson LQ 2550 emulation BJ mode IBM Proprinter X24E emul...

Page 11: ... mode or when using the Canon driver 14 Buffer 15 Interface IEEE1284 compatible parallel interface BJC 4400 Mode Pitch cpl LQ mode 10 cpi 10 cpi 80 cpl 10 cpi doublewide 5 cpi 40 cpl 10 cpi condensed 17 cpi 137 cpl 10 cpi condensed doublewide 8 5 cpi 68 cpl 12 cpi 12 cpi 96 cpl 12 cpi doublewide 6 cpi 48 cpl 12 cpi condensed 20 cpi 160 cpl 12 cpi condensed doublewide 10 cpi 80 cpl 15 cpi 15 cpi 12...

Page 12: ...r BJ cartridge with integrated ink Print head 136 nozzles vertically lined Bk 64 nozzles Y M C 24 nozzles x 3 Ink colors Black cyan magenta yellow Service life Approximately 25 pages in the Photo mode cartridge Weight Approximately 74 g 2 8 oz 17 Sensor functions Paper out Provided Installation of cartridge Provided BJ cartridge Scanner cartridge identification Provided Waste ink amount Provided I...

Page 13: ... paper T shirt transfer Canon T shirt Transfer TR 201 2 3 3 Print paper Part 2 Product Specifications 2 12 BJC 4400 Media Thickness Lever Paper Feed Flap Black Color Photo Method Limit Position Plain paper Left Center Sheet feeder 10 mm Flat High resolution paper Center Sheet feeder 10 mm Upright Envelopes Right Sheet feeder 10 Flat Transparencies Center Sheet feeder 50 sheets Upright Back print f...

Page 14: ... place the printer in excessive heat or humidity Operate the printer under the following conditions Ambient temperature 5 C to 35 C Relative humidity 10 to 90 no condensation Do not place the printer in direct sunlight Do not place the printer near a device containing a magnet or that generates a magnetic field Place the printer on a level and stable surface Do not place the printer in areas subje...

Page 15: ...al top margin Set an extra sheet at the end in case the bottom edge is not printed on the last page Banner printing uses a large amount of ink To avoid ink shortage use of a new ink cartridge before banner printing is recommended Media Thickness Lever Paper Feed Flap Black Color Photo Method Limit Position Plain paper Left Center Sheet feeder 10 mm Flat High resolution paper Center Sheet feeder 10...

Page 16: ...Output Tray Manual Feeding Slot AC Adapter Parallel Interface Connector 2 See the next page Open to install or remove the cartridge set the paper thickness lever or remove the jams paper Pulls out to receive the printed sheets Use for feeding media manually Installed on the rear of the printer the AC adapter supplies power from the power outlet to the printer Depending on the location of purchase ...

Page 17: ...am I F Logic Board VH 24 0VDC Vcc 5VDC EEPROM DRAM Control CG ROM Printer Controller MPU Carriage Motor Driver J2 J4 J5 J3 J1 Paper Feed Motor Driver Carriage Motor Paper Feed Motor Carriage BJ Cartridge Scanner Cartridge Home Position Sensor Figure 4 1 Printer Diagram ...

Page 18: ...o the logic board motors and head etc When DC input power from the AC adapter is being supplied all of the hardware components are active except for the following which are inactive All buttons except the POWER button and the photo interrupter s sensor 4 37 BJC 4400 Part 4 Technical Reference Carriage Ribbon Cable Carriage Motor DRAM POWER Switch RESUME Switch Printer Controller CARTRIDGE Switch M...

Page 19: ...B0 PB1 PB4 PB5 BJ Cartridge Sub heater Temperature control heater Head temperature sensor Rank resistor Black BJ Cartridge heater 128 nozzles Color BJ Cartridge heater 136 nozzles VHC CVDC AN1 3 Driver IC 1 Kbit PE4 to 7 MCH0 ID0 1 HRES HCLOCK HDATA HLATCH BENB1 to 3 HENB0 to 3 ODDENB EVENENB Scanner Cartridge Option Scanner controller CCD LEDs R G B HVH H VDD SCLOCK SDATA SLATCH COM 0 to 3 C CHK ...

Page 20: ...driver The stepping motor controller can switch the the 4 step peak current value of both motor driver Interrupt controller For external interruption the MPU has ports P80 81 84 85 and 87 to receive the POWER button on off switching data reception initial interrupt request receive buffer full warning and other signals The MPU executes interrupt processing for the respective signals A D converter T...

Page 21: ...the 4 M bit DRAM s 10 bit address 16 bit data bus and also executes read write control RAS CAS control and refresh control Buffer controller The buffer controller automatically writes the received data to the receive buffer on the DRAM manages the receive buffer s remaining capacity automatically reads the print buffer and clears the data after it is read Print head controller The print head contr...

Page 22: ...o 4 steps for phase A and B By doing so it ensures smooth operation of the motors Figure 4 30 Motor Driving Circuit Carriage Motor Carriage Motor Driver Vcc INA IOA IIA VsA VrefA LG C R VrefB VsB IIB IOB INB Vcc NC VssA Out1 NC RsA NC Out2 Out3 NC RsB NC Out4 VssB NC 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IC13 J4 1 2 3 4 A A B B RA3 10K 1 8W 5V 5V 5V Q13 FA1L4M ...

Page 23: ...tch Gear About 12 mg FLOIL G311S Belt Holder About 20mg FLOIL G311S Paper Lifting Plate About 6mg FLOIL G311S Idler Roller Shaft Section About 6mg FLOIL G311S Rubbing Section of Frame and Paper Lifting Plate About 6 mg FLOIL G311S Both Sides of Carriage Guide Frame About 80 to 120 mg MOLYKOTE PG 641 Rubbing Section of Carriage and Carriage Shaft About 135 to 165 mg MOLYKOTE PG 641 Paper Feed Motor...

Page 24: ...1 IN Cartridge detection and recognition signal 13 INKS2 IN OUT Cartridge detection and recognition signal 14 HVss Head s logic drive voltage HVdd GND 15 HENB0 Y OUT Heat enable 16 Even ENB OUT Even nozzle heat enable 17 HENB1 M OUT Heat enable 18 HENB3 B OUT Heat enable 19 Odd ENB OUT Odd nozzle heat enable 20 BENB1 OUT Block enable generation signal 21 BENB2 OUT Decoder output signal 22 BENB3 OU...

Page 25: ...ed motor phase B J1 DC power connector Pin No Signal name IN OUT Description 1 Vcc IN 24 VDC 3 GND Ground 4 GND Ground 5 VH IN 5 VDC J2 Interface connector Pin No Signal name IN OUT Description 1 STROBE IN See Part 2 for details 2 DATA1 IN 3 DATA2 IN 4 DATA3 IN 5 DATA4 IN 6 DATA5 IN 7 DATA6 IN 8 DATA7 IN 9 DATA8 IN 10 ACKNLG OUT 11 BUSY OUT 12 P E OUT 13 SELECT OUT 14 AUTO FEED XT IN 15 N C 16 INI...

Page 26: ...Part 5 Maintenance 5 32 BJC 4400 8 CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS 8 1 Parts Layout 8 1 1 Logic board Figure 5 10 Logic Board Top View ...

Page 27: ...Part 5 Maintenance 5 33 BJC 4400 Figure 5 11 Logic Board Bottom View ...

Page 28: ...17 21 15 7 14 6 13 5 12 4 JP1 2125chip C108 1000p 50V C107 0 1µ 25V C7 0 1µ 25V C105 0 1µ 25V DTH HRANK C9 0 1µ 25V C10 1000p 50V 03 A8 03 B7 5V C8 0 01µ 50V R3 47K 1 16W 0 5 5V 02 A8 CP9 IFC SNC CVDC TOPC BZ CRA CRB INT0 INT2 INT1 INT3 POWER RES C5 100p 50V C4 100p 50V C115 0 1µ 25V C116 1000p 50V C12 33p 50V C6 100p 50V C106 1000p 50V CP4 CP5 5V 5V 5V R2 10K 1 16W Oscillator X1 CSACv20 00MX040 O...

Page 29: ...P7 CP8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Vcc DO1 DO2 DO3 DO4 Vcc DO5 DO6 DO7 DO8 NC LW UW RAS A9 A0 A1 A2 A3 Vcc CP17 MLW MUW RAS 02 F8 02 F8 02 F8 ACK BUSY PE SLCT AFXT INIT FAULT SELIN 5V 05 D6 05 D6 05 D6 05 D6 05 D6 05 D6 05 D6 05 D6 03 F8 03 F8 03 C7 03 C7 04 C1 04 C1 04 E5 04 E5 INKS2 INKS1 TSW1 TSW0 LED4 LED0 CSTv22 11MX040 C117 1000p 50V 5V 16 MD 15 0 02 F8 10 02 E8 MA 9 0...

Page 30: ... 30 31 8 12 11 HVH HVH VHG W HT HT0 HT1 VHG HVdd HVss HDATA HLATCH HRES HCLOCK HENB1 HENB2 HENB3 HENB0 BENB2 BENB3 BENB1 EvenENB OddENB INKS2 TOP DIODEA DIODEK HPA HPO HPG INKS1 ID1 ID0 FB870 1 2 3 02 A6 01 F4 02 F4 02 F5 01 D8 01 F4 02 A6 02 E3 02 E3 01 E8 01 D8 01 F8 05 A7 04 B8 04 C8 01 F4 02 C7 01 A8 01 A8 01 A8 01 A8 01 A8 01 A8 01 D8 01 D8 01 D8 01 D8 01 E8 01 D8 01 D7 01 D8 01 F4 02 F4 02 F...

Page 31: ...or 01 E4 RRS Indicator 02 D3 02 D3 SKHVLH SKHVLH SKHVLH 10K 1 16W 10K 1 16W 10K 1 16W R63 POWER 01 C8 RESUME SW1 SW2 1 1 1 2 2 2 R64 TSW1 02 E3 DOOR SW0 R65 TSW0 02 E3 5V 5V R61 10K 1 10W R60 10K 1 10W C50 0 01µ 50V R62 10K 1 16W 5V Vout GND Vcc MaRes 4 3 1 2 R1 1K 1 16W C103 0 1µ 25V 01 C8 02 C8 C104 1000p 50V 5V 5V IC7 Reset PST592EMT Control Buttons RES R66 1 2 4 3 180 1 10W FA1A4M LED4 R67 180...

Page 32: ...NC VCC CS SK EEPROM 1Kbit IC6 S 29130AFJ RCS SK 5V 1 2 3 4 8 7 6 5 RDO RD1 C121 0 1m 25V C20 33m 50V 02 D8 02 D8 02 D8 02 D8 5V Q1 IFC Vif FN1A4P R10 47K 1 16W R9 3 3K 1 16W 01 D8 5V Q5 SNC Vsen FN1A4P R50 47K 1 16W 01 D8 04 D8 04 C8 05 F3 Vif Vif Vif Vif C30 33p 50V C29 33p 50V C28 33p 50V C27 33p 50V C26 33p 50V C25 33p 50V C24 33p 50V C23 33p 50V C22 0 01m 50V 5V FB74 FBM4532HS121 C301 100m 35V...

Page 33: ...NC CANON BJC 4400 0598 SE 0 50 0 PRINTED IN JAPAN IMPRIME AU JAPON Q30 2830 220 120V CCSI Q30 2830 221 120V CAN Q30 2830 222 UNIVERSAL Q30 2830 230 630 220V 240V EUR Q30 2830 231 631 220V 240V GER Q30 2830 232 632 220V 240V FRN Q30 2830 280 680 220V 240V UK ...

Page 34: ...0598 SE 0 50 0 ...

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Page 36: ...marks of the individual companies Copyright This manual is copyrighted with all rights reserved Under the copyright laws this manual may not be copied reproduced or translated into another language in whole or in part without the written consent of Canon Inc Copyright 1998 by Canon Inc CANON INC BJ Printer Technical Support Dept 16 1 Shimonoge 3 chome Takatsu ku Kawasaki shi Kanagawa 213 Japan DTP...

Page 37: ...I I CONTENTS A ILLUSTRATION INDEX B PARTS LAYOUT PARTS LIST C SCREWS WASHERS LIST D TOOL E NUMERICAL INDEX ...

Page 38: ... careful work are shown the illustration Parts list a FIGURE KEY No The FIGURE KEY No column corresponds to the key numbers assigned to the parts in the parts layout illustration It also corresponds to the part locations printed on the PC board b PART NUMBER The PART NUMBER column gives the part numbers corresponding to the key numbers To order a part indicate the part number clearly Note Parts ma...

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Page 40: ... top claws first When reassembling reassemble the bottom claws first 1 2 9 3 4 5 6 7 8 2 3 1 4 7 6 5 8 See Page B 3 FRONT COVER FIGURE 2 See Page B 5 INNER COVER FIGURE 3 See Page B 7 FIGURE 1 TRAY See Page B 1 A ILLUSTRATION INDEX A 1 FIGURE 4 REAR COVER ...

Page 41: ...E PURGE UNIT FIGURE 7 FIGURE 8 1 S4 2 3 When reassembling the printer make sure that the arrowed parts sit in the upright position as shown in the figure 4 1 S1 2 1 2 1 S3 S2 See Page B 11 ELECTRICAL PARTS FIGURE 6 See Page B 9 SHEET FEEDER UNIT FIGURE 5 A 2 ...

Page 42: ...own in figure 2 8 5 Use new one if this part is removed 6 When removing key No 1 part pull it out from carriage base by slightly pressing A inside A 4 3 2 1 FIGURE 11 CARRIAGE PART 3 See Page B 21 FIGURE 12 See Page B 23 FIGURE 9 CARRIAGE PART 1 See Page B 17 FIGURE 10 CARRIAGE PART 2 See Page B 19 A 3 ...

Page 43: ...s in the correct position the marks msut be in alignment S7 2 1 3 If these screws are loosened the head gap adjustment will be required 2 4 FIGURE 15 PRINTER FRAME See Page B 29 FIGURE 16 SHEET FEEDER PART See Page B 31 See Page B 27 PAPER FEED PART 2 FIGURE 14 See Page B 25 PAPER FEED PART 1 FIGURE 13 A 4 ...

Page 44: ... 50 FLOIL G311S T3 T1 T2 FIGURE 17 LOGIC BOARD COMPONENT See Page B 33 FIGURE 18 TOOL See Page D 1 A 5 Top View Bottom View ...

Page 45: ...A 6 This page intentionally left blank ...

Page 46: ...B 1 1 2 9 3 4 5 6 7 8 FIGURE 1 TRAY B PARTS LAYOUT PARTS LIST ...

Page 47: ...Z 4 4 WT3 5061 000 WT3 5061 000 1 1 CORD POWER CORD POWER 220V 240V UK 220V 240V UK 5 5 WT3 5069 000 WT3 5069 000 1 1 CORD POWER CORD POWER 220V 240V 220V 240V 6 6 NPN NPN 1 1 BLACK BJ CARTRIDGE PACK BLACK BJ CARTRIDGE PACK CONSUMABLES CONSUMABLES 7 7 NPN NPN 1 1 COLOR BJ CARTRIDGE PACK COLOR BJ CARTRIDGE PACK CONSUMABLES CONSUMABLES 8 8 NPN NPN 1 1 PHOTO BJ CARTRIDGE PACK PHOTO BJ CARTRIDGE PACK ...

Page 48: ...B 3 2 3 1 4 7 6 5 8 FIGURE 2 FRONT COVER ...

Page 49: ...QB1 1952 000 17 17 SPUR SPUR 3 3 QB1 3044 000 QB1 3044 000 17 17 SPUR SHAFT SPUR SHAFT 4 4 QB1 3040 000 QB1 3040 000 9 9 HOLDER SPUR HOLDER SPUR 5 5 QB1 1273 000 QB1 1273 000 17 17 CLEANER SPUR CLEANER SPUR 6 6 QB1 1274 000 QB1 1274 000 17 17 ROLLER CLEANER ROLLER CLEANER 7 7 QS5 8265 000 QS5 8265 000 1 1 PLATE LOGO PLATE LOGO 8 8 QB1 3265 000 QB1 3265 000 1 1 PLATE MODEL NAME PLATE MODEL NAME ...

Page 50: ...B 5 5 2 3 4 1 When removing the key No 1 part remove the top claws first When reassembling reassemble the bottom claws first FIGURE 3 INNER COVER ...

Page 51: ...OVER UNIT INNER COVER UNIT WITH BUTTON GUIDE WITH BUTTON GUIDE 2 2 QB1 2206 000 QB1 2206 000 1 1 GUIDE INDICATOR GUIDE INDICATOR 3 3 QB1 2207 000 QB1 2207 000 1 1 BAR BUTTON BAR BUTTON 4 4 QB1 3038 000 QB1 3038 000 1 1 SWITCH CARTRIDGE SWITCH CARTRIDGE 5 5 QB1 2205 000 QB1 2205 000 1 1 BUTTON PUSH BUTTON PUSH ...

Page 52: ...B 7 1 FIGURE 4 REAR COVER ...

Page 53: ...B 8 FIGURE KEY NO PART NUMBER R A N K Q T Y DESCRIPTION REMARKS 4 4 1 1 QB1 3032 000 QB1 3032 000 1 1 COVER REAR COVER REAR ...

Page 54: ...B 9 1 S1 2 SHEET FEEDER UNIT FIGURE 5 ...

Page 55: ...0 FIGURE KEY NO PART NUMBER R A N K Q T Y DESCRIPTION REMARKS 5 5 1 1 QB1 3033 000 QB1 3033 000 1 1 COVER LOGIC BOARD COVER LOGIC BOARD 2 2 QG5 0959 020 QG5 0959 020 1 1 SHEET FEEDER UNIT SHEET FEEDER UNIT ...

Page 56: ...B 11 1 S3 S2 FIGURE 6 ELECTRICAL PARTS ...

Page 57: ...B 12 FIGURE KEY NO PART NUMBER R A N K Q T Y DESCRIPTION REMARKS 6 6 1 1 QG2 2984 000 QG2 2984 000 1 1 LOGIC BOARD ASS Y LOGIC BOARD ASS Y ...

Page 58: ...B 13 1 S4 2 3 When reassembling the printer make sure that the arrowed parts sit in the upright position as shown in the figure 4 FIGURE 7 BOTTOM CASE PURGE UNIT ...

Page 59: ...1 1 BOTTOM CASE UNIT BOTTOM CASE UNIT WITH FOOT WITH FOOT 2 2 QG5 1090 050 QG5 1090 050 1 1 PURGE UNIT PURGE UNIT WITH SPRING WITH SPRING 3 3 QB1 1045 000 QB1 1045 000 1 1 PLATE PAPER GUIDE PLATE PAPER GUIDE 4 4 QG2 2781 000 QG2 2781 000 1 1 DC CONNECTOR ASS Y DC CONNECTOR ASS Y WITH CABLE WITH CABLE ...

Page 60: ...B 15 1 2 FIGURE 8 WASTE INK ABSORBER ...

Page 61: ...B 16 FIGURE KEY NO PART NUMBER R A N K Q T Y DESCRIPTION REMARKS 8 8 1 1 QB1 2201 020 QB1 2201 020 1 1 ABSORBER INK ABSORBER INK 2 2 QB1 2200 020 QB1 2200 020 1 1 ABSORBER INK ABSORBER INK ...

Page 62: ...B 17 1 2 3 4 7 8 S5 6 5 9 10 FIGURE 9 CARRIAGE PART 1 ...

Page 63: ...QB1 1229 000 QB1 1229 000 1 1 CLIP SHAFT CLIP SHAFT 5 5 QB1 0972 000 QB1 0972 000 1 1 GUIDE CORNER GUIDE CORNER 6 6 QB1 0497 020 QB1 0497 020 1 1 HOLDER CARRIAGE RIBBON CABLE HOLDER CARRIAGE RIBBON CABLE 7 7 QB1 2250 020 QB1 2250 020 1 1 HOLDER BELT HOLDER BELT 8 8 QB1 0991 000 QB1 0991 000 1 1 BELT CARRIAGE BELT CARRIAGE 9 9 QG5 1144 000 QG5 1144 000 1 1 CARRIAGE UNIT CARRIAGE UNIT N N 10 10 QB1 ...

Page 64: ...B 19 4 3 2 1 FIGURE 10 CARRIAGE PART 2 ...

Page 65: ...B1 2918 020 QB1 2918 020 1 1 COVER CARRIAGE TOP COVER CARRIAGE TOP 2 2 QB1 2925 000 QB1 2925 000 1 1 SPRING HOOK END COIL SPRING HOOK END COIL 3 3 QB1 2917 000 QB1 2917 000 1 1 CAM TENSION CAM TENSION 4 4 QB1 3271 000 QB1 3271 000 1 1 LEVER FORMS THICKNESS LEVER FORMS THICKNESS ...

Page 66: ...Fold key No 3 part according to the mark as shown in figure 2 8 5 Use new one if this part is removed 6 When removing key No 1 part pull it out from carriage base by slightly pressing A inside A FIGURE 11 CARRIAGE PART 3 ...

Page 67: ...E GUIDE RIBBON CABLE 4 4 QG2 2698 000 QG2 2698 000 1 1 CARRIAGE RIBBON CABLE ASS Y CARRIAGE RIBBON CABLE ASS Y 5 5 QB1 0985 000 QB1 0985 000 1 1 PAD CONTACT PAD CONTACT 6 6 QB1 0993 020 QB1 0993 020 1 1 COVER LEVER COVER LEVER 7 7 QB1 0986 040 QB1 0986 040 1 1 LEVER LOCKING LEVER LOCKING 8 8 QB1 1283 000 QB1 1283 000 1 1 STOPPER STOPPER 9 9 QB1 0987 020 QB1 0987 020 1 1 SPRING COIL SPRING COIL 10 ...

Page 68: ...B 23 1 3 2 S6 S6 FIGURE 12 MOTORS ...

Page 69: ... A N K Q T Y DESCRIPTION REMARKS 12 12 1 1 QH4 4224 000 QH4 4224 000 1 1 MOTOR CARRIAGE MOTOR CARRIAGE 2 2 QB1 0500 000 QB1 0500 000 1 1 GEAR SLOW DOWN GEAR SLOW DOWN 3 3 QH4 4222 000 QH4 4222 000 1 1 MOTOR PAPER FEED MOTOR PAPER FEED ...

Page 70: ...B 25 3 4 6 7 1 2 Break this part to remove and replace it with a new one 5 8 FIGURE 13 PAPER FEED PART 1 ...

Page 71: ...3 3 QB1 3275 000 QB1 3275 000 1 1 PLATEN PLATEN 4 4 QG5 0965 000 QG5 0965 000 1 1 EJECT ROLLER ASS Y EJECT ROLLER ASS Y 5 5 QB1 1278 000 QB1 1278 000 2 2 SHAFT ROLLER SHAFT ROLLER 6 6 QB1 1965 000 QB1 1965 000 2 2 ROLLER TRANSMISSION ROLLER TRANSMISSION 7 7 QG5 0749 000 QG5 0749 000 1 1 FEED ROLLER UNIT FEED ROLLER UNIT 8 8 QB1 0622 000 QB1 0622 000 1 1 WASHER PLAIN WASHER PLAIN ...

Page 72: ...B 27 S7 2 1 3 If these screws are loosened the head gap adjustment will be required 2 4 FIGURE 14 PAPER FEED PART 2 ...

Page 73: ... 14 14 1 1 QB1 2915 000 QB1 2915 000 1 1 FRAME CARRIAGE GUIDE FRAME CARRIAGE GUIDE 2 2 QB1 0664 000 QB1 0664 000 6 6 SPRING COIL SPRING COIL 3 3 QB1 0409 000 QB1 0409 000 1 1 PLATE PRESSURE PLATE PRESSURE 4 4 QB1 0684 000 QB1 0684 000 5 5 ROLLER PRESSURE ROLLER PRESSURE ...

Page 74: ...B 29 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 FIGURE 15 PRINTER FRAME ...

Page 75: ...OOK CARRIAGE HOOK CARRIAGE 3 3 QB1 0415 000 QB1 0415 000 1 1 SPRING TORSION SPRING TORSION 4 4 QB1 0412 000 QB1 0412 000 1 1 SPRING TORSION SPRING TORSION 5 5 QB1 0973 000 QB1 0973 000 1 1 ARM PAPER SENSOR ARM PAPER SENSOR 6 6 QB1 2240 000 QB1 2240 000 1 1 GUIDE PRESSURE PLATE GUIDE PRESSURE PLATE N N 7 7 QB1 0971 060 QB1 0971 060 1 1 FRAME PRINTER FRAME PRINTER ...

Page 76: ...B 31 4 3 2 1 To put gears in the correct position the marks msut be in alignment FIGURE 16 SHEET FEEDER PART ...

Page 77: ...0960 000 QG5 0960 000 1 1 PICK UP ROLLER UNIT PICK UP ROLLER UNIT 2 2 QB1 0485 000 QB1 0485 000 1 1 GEAR TRANSMISSION GEAR TRANSMISSION 3 3 QB1 0480 000 QB1 0480 000 1 1 GEAR TRANSMISSION GEAR TRANSMISSION 4 4 QB1 2194 000 QB1 2194 000 1 1 SPRING HOOK END COIL SPRING HOOK END COIL ...

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Page 80: ...OR CHIP CARAMIC 33PF 50V CAPACITOR CHIP CARAMIC 33PF 50V N N C 29 C 29 VW4 1234 330 VW4 1234 330 1 1 CAPACITOR CHIP CARAMIC 33PF 50V CAPACITOR CHIP CARAMIC 33PF 50V N N C 30 C 30 VW4 1234 330 VW4 1234 330 1 1 CAPACITOR CHIP CARAMIC 33PF 50V CAPACITOR CHIP CARAMIC 33PF 50V N N C 50 C 50 VW4 1037 103 VW4 1037 103 1 1 CAPACITOR ML CERAMIC 0 01UF 50V CAPACITOR ML CERAMIC 0 01UF 50V N N C 51 C 51 VW4 1...

Page 81: ... 000 1 1 N N FB 26 FB 26 WE8 5581 000 WE8 5581 000 1 1 N N FB 27 FB 27 WE8 5581 000 WE8 5581 000 1 1 N N FB 28 FB 28 WE8 5581 000 WE8 5581 000 1 1 N N FB 29 FB 29 WE8 5581 000 WE8 5581 000 1 1 N N FB 30 FB 30 VV1 8000 000 VV1 8000 000 1 1 JUMPER JUMPER N N FB 31 FB 31 WE8 5581 000 WE8 5581 000 1 1 N N FB 32 FB 32 WE8 5581 000 WE8 5581 000 1 1 N N FB 33 FB 33 WE8 5581 000 WE8 5581 000 1 1 N N FB 34...

Page 82: ... 4P N N J 2 J 2 WS1 5559 000 WS1 5559 000 1 1 CONNECTOR FEMALE 36P CONNECTOR FEMALE 36P N N J 3 J 3 VS1 5450 004 VS1 5450 004 1 1 CONNECTOR 4P CONNECTOR 4P N N J 4 J 4 VS1 1028 004 VS1 1028 004 1 1 PIN ASS Y 4P PIN ASS Y 4P N N J 5 J 5 VS1 6255 032 VS1 6255 032 1 1 CONNECTOR 32P CONNECTOR 32P N N LED 0 LED 0 WG2 5157 000 WG2 5157 000 1 1 LED SEC2494C LED SEC2494C N N PS 1 PS 1 WG8 5356 000 WG8 535...

Page 83: ...K OHM 1 16W RESISTOR FIXED METAL 39K OHM 1 16W N N R 56 R 56 VV1 3165 103 VV1 3165 103 1 1 RESISTOR FIXED METAL 10K OHM 1 16W RESISTOR FIXED METAL 10K OHM 1 16W N N R 60 R 60 VV1 3165 103 VV1 3165 103 1 1 RESISTOR FIXED METAL 10K OHM 1 16W RESISTOR FIXED METAL 10K OHM 1 16W N N R 61 R 61 VV1 3165 103 VV1 3165 103 1 1 RESISTOR FIXED METAL 10K OHM 1 16W RESISTOR FIXED METAL 10K OHM 1 16W N N R 62 R ...

Page 84: ... 16W N N R114 R114 VV1 3165 393 VV1 3165 393 1 1 RESISTOR FIXED METAL 39K OHM 1 16W RESISTOR FIXED METAL 39K OHM 1 16W N N R115 R115 VV1 3165 391 VV1 3165 391 1 1 RESISTOR FIXED METAL 390 OHM 1 16W RESISTOR FIXED METAL 390 OHM 1 16W N N R116 R116 VV1 3165 152 VV1 3165 152 1 1 RESISTOR FIXED METAL 1 5K OHM 1 16W RESISTOR FIXED METAL 1 5K OHM 1 16W N N R117 R117 VV1 2115 103 VV1 2115 103 1 1 RESISTO...

Page 85: ...1 1 DIODE ZENER NNCD6 8G DIODE ZENER NNCD6 8G N N ZD 18 ZD 18 WA1 6222 000 WA1 6222 000 1 1 DIODE ZENER 02DZ3 0Z DIODE ZENER 02DZ3 0Z N N ZD 19 ZD 19 WA1 6219 000 WA1 6219 000 1 1 DIODE ZENER 02DZ2 0Z DIODE ZENER 02DZ2 0Z N N ZD 20 ZD 20 WA1 6222 000 WA1 6222 000 1 1 DIODE ZENER 02DZ3 0Z DIODE ZENER 02DZ3 0Z N N ZD 21 ZD 21 WA1 6219 000 WA1 6219 000 1 1 DIODE ZENER 02DZ2 0Z DIODE ZENER 02DZ2 0Z ...

Page 86: ...CREW TP M3 x 6 MM 2 XB1 2301 207 XB1 2301 207 SCREW M3x12 3 XB1 2300 607 XB1 2300 607 SCREW MACHINE BINDING HEAD M3x6 4 XB4 7300 609 XB4 7300 609 SCREW TAP BINDING HEAD M3x6 5 XB5 6300 605 XB5 6300 605 SCREW MACHINE TP PAN HEAD M3x6 6 XB1 2300 407 XB1 2300 407 SCREW M3x4 7 XA9 0693 000 XA9 0693 000 SCREW TP M3x4 SCREW ...

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Page 88: ... 50 FLOIL G311S T3 T1 T2 FIGURE 18 TOOL D 1 D TOOL ...

Page 89: ...Y DESCRIPTION REMARKS T T 1 1 QY9 0016 000 QY9 0016 000 1 1 GAUGE GAP 1 2 MM GAUGE GAP 1 2 MM 2 2 TKC 0953 000 TKC 0953 000 1 1 GREASE FLOIL G311S GREASE FLOIL G311S 3 3 CK 0562 000 CK 0562 000 1 1 GREASE MOLYKOTE PG 641 GREASE MOLYKOTE PG 641 ...

Page 90: ...E KEY NO DESCRIPTION QG2 2698 000 QG2 2698 000 11 11 4 4 CARRIAGE RIBBON CABLE ASS Y CARRIAGE RIBBON CABLE ASS Y QG2 2781 000 QG2 2781 000 7 7 4 4 DC CONNECTOR ASS Y DC CONNECTOR ASS Y QG2 2984 000 QG2 2984 000 6 6 1 1 LOGIC BOARD ASS Y LOGIC BOARD ASS Y QG5 0749 000 QG5 0749 000 13 13 7 7 FEED ROLLER UNIT FEED ROLLER UNIT QG5 0959 020 QG5 0959 020 5 5 2 2 SHEET FEEDER UNIT SHEET FEEDER UNIT QG5 0...

Page 91: ... 16W VV1 3165 332 VV1 3165 332 17 17 R 9 R 9 RESISTOR CHIP METAL 3 3K OHM 1 16W RESISTOR CHIP METAL 3 3K OHM 1 16W 17 17 R 32 R 32 VV1 3165 391 VV1 3165 391 17 17 R115 R115 RESISTOR FIXED METAL 390 OHM 1 16W RESISTOR FIXED METAL 390 OHM 1 16W VV1 3165 393 VV1 3165 393 17 17 R 52 R 52 RESISTOR FIXED METAL 39K OHM 1 16W RESISTOR FIXED METAL 39K OHM 1 16W 17 17 R 55 R 55 17 17 R114 R114 VV1 3165 470 ...

Page 92: ... 5441 000 17 17 FB 74 FB 74 FERRITE BEADS HF50ACC453215P FERRITE BEADS HF50ACC453215P WE8 5581 000 WE8 5581 000 17 17 FB 20 FB 20 FERRITE BEADS N1608Z102T01 FERRITE BEADS N1608Z102T01 17 17 FB 21 FB 21 17 17 FB 22 FB 22 17 17 FB 23 FB 23 17 17 FB 24 FB 24 17 17 FB 25 FB 25 17 17 FB 26 FB 26 17 17 FB 27 FB 27 17 17 FB 28 FB 28 17 17 FB 29 FB 29 17 17 FB 31 FB 31 17 17 FB 32 FB 32 17 17 FB 33 FB 33 ...

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Page 98: ...ight Hi This manual is copyrighted with all rights reserved Under 7ILCr K W I CZ the copyright laws this manual may not be copied WWO rI J a i kQ W reproduced or translated into another language in whole or trca 7IL0 atj C z d in part without the written consent of Canon Inc 754 f GiFL WE a j L W Copyright0 1999 by Canon Inc CANON INC BJ Printer Technical Support Dept 16 1 Shimonoge 3 chome Takats...

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Page 100: ...l work are shown the illustration Parts list a FIGURE KEY No The FIGURE KEY No column corresponds to the key numbers assigned to the parts in the parts layout illustration It also corresponds to the part locations printed on the PC board The service parts with N in the RANK column are order parts The Q IY column gives the number of parts in the corresponding components layout illustration e DESCRI...

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Page 103: ... IGURE 5 SHEET FEEDER UNIT se ge FIGURE 6 FgRICAL pARTs See Page fqq I_ l y p B 11 FIGURE 7 BOTTOM CASE PURGE UNIT See Page FIGURE 8 WASTE INK ABSORBER See Page Jf i l y b B 13 I mt B 15 i A 2 ...

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Page 109: ...R N T DESCRIPTION REMARKS K Y l 1 QG51143 000 N 1 TRAY UNIT 2 QH3 3252 000 N 1 AC ADAPTER 2200240V 50HZ 3 VVT3 5069 000 1 CORD POWER 22OV 240V 4 NPN 1 COLOR BJ CARTRIDGE PACK CONSUMABLES 5 NPN 1 BJ CARTRIDGE CONTAINER OPTION B 2 ...

Page 110: ...FIGURE 2 FRONT COVER 7a MIC B 3 ...

Page 111: ... 1141 000 1 FRONT COVER UNIT WITH SPUR NAME PLATE 2 QBI 1952 000 17 SPUR 3 QBI 3044 000 17 SPURSHAFT 4 QBI 3040 000 9 HOLDER SPUR 5 QBI 1273 000 17 CLEANER SPUR 6 QBI I 274 000 17 ROLLER CLEANER 7 QS5 8265 000 1 PLATE LOGO 8 QBI 3276 000 1 PLATE MODEL NAME I s B 4 ...

Page 112: ...When removing the key No 1 part remove the top claws first When reassembling reassemble the bottom claws first Key No 1HlUl9t i f _k lflE tZ 34 lJT L 4LsMs I Ftm 5t Cam AhTT 5L 1 ...

Page 113: ...TION REMARKS KEY NO PARTNUMBER T K Y 3 1 QG50963 000 1 _ INNER COVER UNIT WITH BUTTON GUIDE 2 QBI 2206 000 1 GUIDE INDICATOR 3 QB I 2207 000 1 BAR BUTTON 4 QBI 3038 000 1 SWITCH CARTRIDGE 5 QBI 2205000 1 BUTTON PUSH B 6 ...

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Page 115: ...FIGURE R Q PARTNUMBER T DESCRIPTION REMARKS KEY NO K Y 4 1 QBI 3032 000 1 COVER REAR I I I I 1 ...

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Page 117: ...FIGURE R Q PARTNUMBER T DESCRIPTION REMARKS KEY NO K Y 59 1 QBI 3033 000 1 COVER LOGIC BOARD 2 QG5 0959 030 I SHEET FEEDER UNIT B 10 ...

Page 118: ...FIGURE 6 ELECTRICAL PARTS a53 B l 1 ...

Page 119: ...FIGURE R Q PARTNUMBER T DESCRIPTION REMARKS KEY NO K Y 6 1 QG2 3055 000 1 LOGIC BOARD ASS Y B 12 ...

Page 120: ...TOM CASE PURGE UNIT T I C xLry b I I I I I a J f I I I I t 2 I I I I When reassembling the printer make sure that the arrowed parts sit in the upright position as shown in the figure ifBaJdcd ztl f7l tjr l cla B 13 ...

Page 121: ...NUMBER 1 T DESCRIPTION REMARKS KEY NO K Y 79 1 QG5 1140 000 1 907 l OM CASE UNIT WITH FOOT 2 QG5 1090 050 1 PURGE UNIT WITH SPRING 3 QBI 1045 000 1 PLATE PAPER GUIDE 4 QG2 2781 000 I DC CONNECTOR ASS Y WITH CABLE B 14 ...

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Page 123: ...FIGURE R Q DESCRIPTION REMARKS KEY NO PARTNUMBER T K Y 89 1 QBI 2201 020 1 ABSORBER INK 2 QBI 2200 020 1 ABSORBER INK B 16 ...

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Page 125: ...I 0502 000 1 BRACKET IDLER 3 QBI 3274 000 1 SPRING COIL 4 QBI 1229 000 1 CLIP SHAFT 5 QBI 0972 000 1 GUIDE CORNER 6 QBI A04970020 1 HOLDER CARRIAGE RIBBON CABLE 7 QBI 2250 020 1 HOLDER BELT 8 QBI 0991 000 1 BELT CARRIAGE 9 QG5 1144 020 1 CARRIAGE UNIT 10 QBI 1995 000 N 1 SHAFT CARRIAGE B 1 8 ...

Page 126: ...FiGURE lo CARRIAGE PART 2 epIJ ty 5 2 B 19 ...

Page 127: ...IGURE R Q PARTNUMBER T DESCRIPTION REMARKS KEY NO K Y IO 1 QBI 2918 020 1 COVER CARRIAGE TOP 2 QBI 2925000 1 SPRING HOOK END COIL 3 QBI 2917 000 1 CAM TENSION 4 QBI 3271 000 1 LEVER FORMS THICKNESS B 20 ...

Page 128: ... shown in figure FMJRE 11 CARRIAGE PART 3 q i 1 Y7 3 Use new one if this part is removed j HLzz itJiLt _ When removing key No 1 part pull it out from carriage base by slightly pressing A inside Key No 1OM Y aw 5vrRIk Cl YA i ptJ flCZkb h 0 B 21 ...

Page 129: ...IT 2 QBI 1282 000 1 SPRING COIL 3 QBI 0984 000 1 GUIDE RIBBON CABLE 4 QG2 2698 000 1 CARRIAGE RIBBON CABLE ASS Y 5 QBI 0985 000 1 PAD CONTACT 6 QBI 0993 020 1 COVER LEVER 7 QBI 0986 040 1 LEVER LOCKING 8 QB 1 I 283 000 1 STOPPER 9 QB I 0987 020 I SPRING COIL 10 QBI 3171 020 1 BASE CARRIAGE B 22 ...

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Page 131: ...FIGURE R Q PARTNUMBER T DESCRIPTION REMARKS KEY NO K Y 120 1 QH4 4224 000 1 MOTOR CARRIAGE 2 QBI 0500 000 1 GEAR SLOW DOWN 3 QH4 4222 000 1 MOTOR PAPER FEED B 24 ...

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Page 133: ...13 1 QBI 0417 000 1 BUSHING 2 QBl 0423 000 1 SPRING COIL 3 QBI 3275000 1 PLATEN 4 QG5 0965000 1 EJECT ROLLER ASS Y 5 QBI 1278 000 2 SHAFT ROLLER 6 QBI 1965 000 2 ROLLER TRANSMISSION 7 QG5 0749 000 1 FEED ROLLER UNIT 8 QBI 0622 000 1 WASHER PLAIN i _ a B 26 ...

Page 134: ...FIGURE 14 PAPER FEED PART 2 e W7 rs 2 s7 If these screws are loosened the head gap adjustment will be required ta mtaoQ 2 v q t y 7p B 27 ...

Page 135: ...FIGURE R Q PARTNUMBER T DESCRIPTION REMARKS KEY NO K Y 140 1 QBI 2915 000 N 1 FRAME CARRIAGE GUIDE 2 QBl 0664 000 6 SPRING COIL 3 QBI 0409 000 1 PLATE PRESSURE 4 QBI 0684 000 5 ROLLER PRESSURE B 28 ...

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Page 137: ...EY NO K Y 150 1 QBI 0974 000 1 ARM SENSOR 2 QBI 0414 000 1 tiOOK CARRIAGE 3 QBI 0415 000 1 SPRING TORSION 4 QBI 0412 000 1 SPRING TORSION 5 QBI 0973 000 1 ARM PAPER SENSOR 6 QBI 2240 000 1 GUIDE PRESSURE PLATE 7 QBI 0971 060 N 1 FRAME PRINTER B 30 ...

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Page 139: ...URE R Q PARTNUMBER T DESCRIPTION REMARKS KEY NO K Y 160 1 QG5 0960 000 1 PICK UP ROLLER UNIT 2 QBI 0485 000 1 GEAR TRANSMISSION 3 QBI 0480 000 1 GEAR TRANSMISSION 4 QBI 2194 000 1 SPRING HOOK END COIL B 32 ...

Page 140: ...LOGIC BOARD COMPONENT FmJRE 17 j Jpy g _ p g 2 L 0 l z n cl TOP View B 33 ...

Page 141: ...IF620 F621 F622 F623 F62I F62s F626 F627 t cl 0 0 cl i 0 0 0 0 RAS ElCIA10 F810 Cl16 0 RS Cl12 I 0 R62 u R61 R64 CSI ElIIn LED0 R66 I R32 RI15 ...

Page 142: ... 1234330 N 1 CAPACITOR CHIP CARAMIC 33PF 50V C 28 VW40I 234 330 N 1 CAPACITOR CHIP CARAMIC 33PF 50V c29 VW4 1234 330 N 1 CAPACITOR CHIP CARAMIC 33PF 50V c 30 VW4 1234 330 N 1 CAPACITOR CHIP CARAMIC 33PF 50V c 50 VW4 1037 I 03 N 1 CAPACITOR ML CERAMIC O Ol UF 50V c 51 W4d037 103 N I CAPACITOR ML CERAMlC O Ol UF 50V C 52 VW4 1234 101 N 1 CAPACITOR CHIP CERAMIC 100 PF 50V c 53 VW4 1234 101 N 1 CAPACI...

Page 143: ...5583 000 N 1 FERRITE BEADS N16082800T01 FB 2 WE8 5583 000 N 1 FERRITE BEADS I 60828OOTOl FB 3 WE8 5583 000 N 1 FERRITE BEADS N16082800T01 FB 4 WE805583 000 N 1 FERRITE BEADS N16082800T01 FB 5 WE8 5582 000 N 1 FERRITE BEADS N16082301T01 FB 6 WE805582 000 N 1 FERRITE BEADS N1608Z301T01 FB 7 WE8 5582 000 N 1 FERRITE BEADS N1608Z301T01 FB 8 WE8 5582 000 N 1 FERRITE BEADS N1608Z301T01 FB 9 WE805582 000...

Page 144: ...R IC 14 WA4 5666 000 N 1 IC BAlO358F OPE AMP J 1 VSI 6127 004 N 1 CONNECTOR 4P J2 WSI 5559 000 N 1 CONNECTOR FEMALE 36P J3 VSI 5450 004 N 1 CONNECTOR 4P J4 VSI 1028 004 N 1 PIN ASSY 4P J5 VSI 6255 032 N 1 CONNECTOR 32P LED 0 WGZ 5157 000 N 1 LED SEC2494C PS 1 WG8 5356 600 N 1 IC TLP831 CANO PHOTO INTERRUPTER PS 2 WG8 5301 000 N 1 IC PHOTO INTERRUPTER EE SX1055 Ql WA2 1267 000 N 1 TRANSISTOR FNlA4P...

Page 145: ...R CHIP METAL 390 OHM l lOW R 55 W 1 3165 393 N 1 RESISTOR FIXED METAL 39K OHM l l 6W R 56 VVI 3165 103 N 1 RESISTOR FIXED METAL IOK OHM 1 16W R 60 VVI 3165 103 N 1 RESISTOR FIXED METAL IOK OHM 1 16W R 61 WI 3165 103 N 1 RESlSTOR FIXED METAL IOK OHM 1 16W R 62 WI 3165 103 N 1 RESISTOR FIXED METAL 1OK OHM l l 6W R 63 WI 3165 103 N 1 RESISTOR FIXED METAL IOK OHM l l 6W R 64 VVI 3165 103 N 1 RESISTOR ...

Page 146: ...6W RI13 VVI 3165 103 N 1 RESISTOR FIXED METAL IOK OHM 1 16W RI14 VVI 3165 393 N 1 RESISTOR FIXED METAL 39K OHM l l 6W RI15 VVI 3165 391 N 1 RESISTOR FIXED METAL 390 OHM l l 6W RI16 VVI 3165 152 N 1 RESISTOR FIXED METAL 1 5K OHMl l 6W RI17 WI 21 15 103 N 1 RESISTOR CHIP METAL IOK OHM l lOW RI18 VVI 2115 682 N 1 RESISTOR CHJP METAL 6 8K OHM l l OW RAI VR4 1084 332 N 1 RESISTOR ARRAY METAL 3 3K OHM 1...

Page 147: ... WA1 5996 000 N 1 DIODE ZENER NNCD6 8G ZD 17 WA1 5996 000 N 1 DIODE ZENER NNCD6 8G ZD18 WA1 6222 000 N 1 DIODE ZENER 02DZ3 OZ ZD19 WA1 6219 000 N 1 DIODE ZENER 02022 02 ZD 20 WA1 6222 000 N 1 DIODE ZENER 02023 02 ZD 21 WAS621 9 000 N 1 DIODE ZENER 02022 02 B 40 ...

Page 148: ... X86 7300 607 1 SCREW TP M3 x 6 MM 2 XBI 2301 207 1 SCREW M3x12 3 XBI 2300 607 1 SCREW MACHINE BINDING HEAD M3x6 4 XB4 7300 609 I SCREW TAP BINDING HEAD M3 6 5 XB5 6300 605 i SCREW MACHINE TP PAN HEAD M3x6 6 XBI 2300 407 I SCREW M3x4 7 XA9 0693 000 1 SCREW TP M3x4 C l ...

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Page 151: ...FIGURE R Q PARTNUMBER T DESCRIPTION REMARKS KEY NO K Y T 1 QY9 0016 000 1 GAUGE GAP 1 2 MM 2 TKC 0953 000 1 GREASE FLOIL G311S 3 CK 0562 000 1 GREASE MOLYKOTE PG 641 E D 2 ...

Page 152: ... 3276 000 2 8 PLATE MODEL NAME PART FIGURE NUMBER KEY NO DESCRIPTION QG2 2698 000 11 4 CARRIAGE RIBBON CABLE ASS Y QG2 2781 000 7 4 DC CONNECTOR ASSY QG2 3055 000 6 1 LOGIC BOARD ASS Y QG5 0749 000 139 7 FEED ROLLER UNIT QG5 0959 030 5 2 SHEET FEEDER UNIT QG5 0960 000 160 1 PICK UP ROLLER UNIT QG5 0963 000 3 1 INNER COVER UNIT QG5 0965 000 13 4 EJECT ROLLER ASS Y QG5 1076 020 11 1 CARTRIDGE HOLDER...

Page 153: ...W Wl 3165 332 17 R9 RESISTOR CHIP METAL 3SK OHM 1 16W 170 R32 Wl 3165 391 179 R115 RESISTOR FiXED METAL 390OHM lll6W Wl 3165 393 17 R52 RESISTOR FIXED METAL 39KOHM 1 16W 17 R55 170 R114 Wl 3165 470 17 R6 RESISTOR FIXED METAL 47OHM 1116W Wl 3165 473 17 RlO RESISTOR FIXED METAL 47K OHM 1116W 17 R50 179 R97 Wl 8000 000 17 FB30 JUMPER 17 FB35 17 R4 VW 1027 104 170 C 7 CAPACITOR CERAMIC O lUF 25V PART ...

Page 154: ...DS Nl606Z3OO Ol 17 FB70 170 FBI02 wE8 5441 000 17 FB74 FERRITE BEADS HF50ACC453215P WE 5581 000 17 FB20 FERRITE BEADS N1606Zl02TOl 17 FB21 17 FB22 17 FB23 17 FB24 17 FB25 17 FB26 17 FB27 17 FB28 17 FB29 17 FB31 17 FB32 17 FB33 17 FB34 170 FB36 17 FB37 17 FB38 WE8 5582 000 17 FB 5 FERRITE BEADS N1608Z301T01 PART FlGURE NUMBER KEY NO DESCRIPTION 17 FB 6 17 FB 7 17 IfB 8 170 FB 9 WE8 5583 000 170 FB ...

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Page 156: ... products described Your printer and the software media included with your printer have been sold to you subject to the limited warranties set forth in the warranty card and license agreement enclosed with the respective product All software is licensed AS IS as described in the license agreement enclosed with the software media Further CCSI reserves the right to make changes in the specifications...

Page 157: ...formation to help you use the printer on a daily basis User s Manual This manual offers detailed information on how to operate your printer It includes printing operations maintenance and specifications Read this manual to master basic operations and when you need to know the specifications of the printer Conventions This User s Manual uses the following conventions to alert you to information tha...

Page 158: ...d any commands you enter at your computer The buttons you press appear in this typeface POWER button The lights on your printer appear in this typeface POWER light When you type something on your computer it appears in this typeface DIR P The selections you make in Windows are shown in bold Click OK ...

Page 159: ...ur Printing Options 2 8 Recommended Graphics Settings 2 8 Using the Setup Analyzer 2 10 Using Cartridge Detection 2 11 Printing Speed Versus Color 2 12 For Quick Color Printing 2 12 For High Quality Color Printing 2 12 For Monochrome Printing 2 13 Other Ways to Improve Print Speed in Windows 2 13 3 Paper Handling 3 1 Selecting Paper Types 3 2 Paper Guidelines 3 4 Setting the Paper Thickness Lever ...

Page 160: ...lacing the BJ Cartridge 4 11 Replacing a BJ Tank in the BC 21e Color BJ Cartridge 4 18 Storing a BJ Cartridge 4 22 Installing and Removing the Optional Color Image Scanner Cartridge 4 24 Installing the Color Image Scanner Cartridge 4 24 Removing the Color Image Scanner Cartridge 4 27 Transporting the Printer 4 28 5 Troubleshooting 5 1 Identifying Your Printer Problem 5 2 General Problems 5 3 Clear...

Page 161: ...r to meet your printing needs The BJC 4400 Series printers offer excellent print quality and fast print speed using both color and black inks We are certain you will be satisfied with this advanced Bubble Jet technology This chapter Lists the supplies accessories and options you can purchase for the printer Describes Canon s customer support services 1 Introduction ...

Page 162: ...s you need them To find a dealer near you call the Canon Referral Service at 1 800 848 4123 If supplies are not available from your local dealer you can order directly from Canon by calling 1 800 671 1090 BJ Cartridges and BJ Tanks You can use the following BJ cartridges with the BJC 4400 Series printers BC 21e Color BJ Cartridge BC 20 Black BJ Cartridge BC 22e Photo BJ Cartridge BC 29F Neon BJ Ca...

Page 163: ...ed warranty does not cover damage caused to Canon s Bubble Jet products that is attributable to the use of third party parts or supplies including inks The limited warranty remains in effect for its life once that particular damage has been properly repaired For optimum printing results Canon recommends that you use only Canon BJ cartridges and BJ tanks You can also purchase the optional Canon BC ...

Page 164: ...canner Cartridge You can use your BJC 4400 Series printer as a color image sheetfed scanner by removing the BJ cartridge from the printer and replacing it with the optional IS 22 Color Image Scanner Cartridge This scanner cartridge employs an optical head in place of a print head to scan images and text on paper fed through the printer Installation of the scanner cartridge is described later in th...

Page 165: ...per call during holidays and days hours not listed above regarding urgent product questions or for products no longer under warranty 1 800 423 2366 Or for a charge of 2 50 per minute to a maximum of 25 00 per call 1 900 246 1200 E mail support via the Canon Computer Systems Inc Web site www ccsi canon com 24 hour toll free Fax Retrieval System 1 800 526 4345 To download the latest drivers using yo...

Page 166: ...re to read the warranty information to find out about the different service options available to you N Save your sales receipt for proof of purchase In the event that your printer needs service you will need your proof of purchase to obtain warranty service If you feel your BJC 4400 Series Color Bubble Jet Printer needs servicing contact Canon on the World Wide Web to locate the Canon Authorized S...

Page 167: ...omputer you must install a printer driver The printer driver tells the computer what kind of a printer you are using The printer driver also controls the various settings such as print quality and paper type You define these settings within the printer driver and the printer driver then communicates the settings to both the computer and the printer N You must install the BJC 4400 Series Printer Dr...

Page 168: ...ogram you are using to create the document and open the document you want to print Choose Print or Print Setup from the File menu You will see a screen similar to this Click on the Properties or Setup button if you want to make any adjustments as appropriate for printing your document See Printer Setup Within Windows 98 95 or Printer Setup Within Windows 3 1 for details After making any necessary ...

Page 169: ... Printers folder you can select the printer click the right mouse button and then select Properties from the drop down list Using the Printer Driver in Windows 98 95 The printing options are displayed on the following Windows 98 95 tabs General Details Paper Graphics Setting and Control See The Windows Tabs section page 2 5 for details You may also see a Sharing tab if your printer is being shared...

Page 170: ... can select the Print Setup option available from the File menu of most applications that run in Windows N If the Print Setup option does not appear in the File menu for your application refer to the user s manual supplied with the application It should provide information about changing the printer setup parameters In Windows 3 1 the printing options are displayed on these tabs Paper Graphics Set...

Page 171: ... tab when you open the Properties dialog box from the Printers folder not from within a Windows application Details Windows 98 95 only This tab allows you to specify printer port settings spool settings and time out settings You see this tab when you open the Properties dialog box from the Printers folder not from within a Windows application Chapter 2 Using the Printer With Windows 2 5 ADD COMMEN...

Page 172: ...g options on this tab are the same for both Windows 98 95 and Windows 3 1 However the Image Color Matching feature is available in Windows 98 95 only SPECIFY TYPE OF PAPER SPECIFY PAGE ORIENTATION SPECIFY SIZE OF PAPER SPECIFY PAPER FEED METHOD ENABLE OR DISABLE IMAGE COLOR MATCHING WINDOWS 98 95 ONLY ENABLE OR DISABLE FINE MODE SELECT A COLOR MODEL BE SURE TO SELECT PHOTO COLOR WHEN YOU INSTALL T...

Page 173: ...d or move the BJ cartridge so you can change it It also allows you to turn off the printer after a certain period of inactivity The printing options on this tab are the same for both Windows 98 95 and Windows 3 1 Using the Printer With Windows ENABLE OR DISABLE SETUP ANALYZER PERFORM PRINTER TESTS ENABLE OR DISABLE CARTRIDGE DETECTION SAVE YOUR CUSTOM PRINT SETTINGS POWER OFF PRINTER CLEAN THE PRI...

Page 174: ... click on any of the tabs To save the settings and exit click the OK button To cancel your setting selections on a tab click the Cancel button To save your settings without exiting click the Apply button To access helpful information about the printer and the printer driver click on the Help button Recommended Graphics Settings You can select the following printing options from the Graphics tab to...

Page 175: ...s B W grayscale graphic output 720 360 dpi quality Fast color output Draft Color Uses less ink Output 180 180 dpi quality is draft Color output Standard Color Fast color printing but 360 360 dpi quality is not optimized High quality High and Color Uses Drop Modulation color output Fine On Technology to optimize 720 360 dpi color print quality but the print speed is slower Photo realistic Standard ...

Page 176: ... driver and accept your printing settings by clicking the OK button the Setup Analyzer if enabled checks to see if any of your settings are contrary to the recommended settings If there are inconsistencies a dialog box similar to this appears The inconsistencies appear with check boxes You can use the dialog box buttons to select or deselect the inconsistencies and or fix or ignore the inconsisten...

Page 177: ... tab click on the green Click on the red symbol to disable it If Cartridge Detection cannot detect the cartridge type it advises you to check that your printer is on line and that the cables are secure If you choose the Monochrome Color Model and you have a BC 21e Color BJ Cartridge installed you ll see Performance Tip You now have a color cartridge installed in your printer For faster printing sp...

Page 178: ... process For Quick Color Printing In the BJC 4400 Series Printer Driver for Windows choose the following settings These selections allow the printer driver to interpret and translate 256 colors which will increase your printing speed However your print quality will not be optimized Media Type Plain Paper Print Quality Standard Fine is off Color Model Color Print Model Custom Color Selection Fast C...

Page 179: ...printing speed by as much as 25 depending on the computer you are using Add a permanent swap file in Windows 3 1 Under the 386 Enhanced icon in the Windows Control Panel add or create a permanent swap file that is from 4 MB to 9 MB The computer will be able to prepare the print file faster See your Windows documentation for instructions Avoid diffusion halftones In the Custom Settings dialog box c...

Page 180: ...the number of colors on each page The computer will need to calculate and transmit fewer dots Too many colors can make the image confusing and less effective as well as cause the print speed to slow down Use primary colors when printing presentation graphics Use black cyan yellow magenta blue green and red when possible The computer will need to calculate and transfer less dot information Use the ...

Page 181: ...r Summary of printer settings for various print media Automatically loading paper Manually feeding paper Printing on envelopes Using Canon s Specialty Papers To ensure the best performance of your printer you ll want to select the best paper and load it correctly You can stack paper in the sheet feeder to load it automatically or you can manually feed one sheet at a time 3 Paper Handling ...

Page 182: ... of letter legal and A4 in portrait orientation You can use regular copier paper cotton bond papers and typical letterhead Always use paper without curls folds staples or damaged edges Glossy Photo Paper Canon Glossy Photo Paper GP 201 is a high gloss thicker paper that produces the look and feel of a photograph Use this paper with the BC 21e Color or BC 22e Photo BJ Cartridge to produce photo rea...

Page 183: ... image when you use T Shirt Transfer mode through the BJC 4400 Series Printer Driver so when you iron it onto the T shirt the image is viewed correctly Greeting Cards Get the most out of your Canon Creative or other card making software with Canon Greeting Cards GC 101 These cards give your unique personalized cards the look and feel of professional cards You can create cards invitations announcem...

Page 184: ... application or printer driver must support mirror image printing in order to use Back Print Film or T Shirt Transfers Paper Guidelines When selecting or loading paper please remember the following Attempting to print on damp curled wrinkled or torn paper can cause paper jams and poor print quality Use cut sheet paper only You cannot use multipart paper When using graph paper the lines may not mat...

Page 185: ...et the paper thickness lever before loading paper Center for the BC 21e Color BJ Cartridge Left for the BC 20 Black BJ Cartridge Right for heavier weight print media or envelopes N Be sure to check this lever when you change BJ cartridges and before and after printing on heavier weight print media or envelopes PAPER THICKNESS LEVER ...

Page 186: ...tion Center Up Auto Approx 80 Paper HR 101 0 4 or 10 mm stack T Shirt Transfers Right Down Auto or 1 TR 101 Manual Greeting Cards Right Down Manual 1 GC 101 Bubble Jet Paper Center Left Down Auto Approx 100 LC 301 0 4 or 10 mm stack Fabric sheet Right Down Auto or 1 FS 101 Manual Transparencies Center Down Auto 50 CF 102 Back Print Film Center Down Auto 10 BF 102 High Gloss Film Center Down Manual...

Page 187: ... 50 sheets of transparency film or 10 sheets of back print film in the sheet feeder However these special media may not advance correctly under unusual environmental conditions such as extreme temperatures or humidity If you have trouble with special papers becoming skewed or feeding multiple sheets do not stack them in the sheet feeder Load them one sheet at a time Automatically Feeding Paper Cen...

Page 188: ... extend the paper output tray For best results fan the paper before loading it Always fan a stack of paper along the edge that will feed into the printer first Fan the paper Pull the paper support up until it stops Pull out the paper output tray and its extension ...

Page 189: ...g 3 9 Align the edge of the paper with the right edge of the sheet feeder Secure the stack with the paper guide Make sure that the printer is turned on Start your print operation Slide the stack of paper into the sheet feeder until it stops ...

Page 190: ...ove the page right away and allow the ink to dry The capacity of the paper output tray is 20 sheets of paper To reduce paper jams remove paper from the output tray before the count reaches 20 If paper curls after printing remove it immediately otherwise paper jams may occur The platen a roller on the inside of the printer may become inked if you print data beyond the width of the page If this happ...

Page 191: ...r beyond the paper limit mark or the tab on the right side of the sheet feeder stacking too much paper may cause paper feeding or printing problems Make sure there are no gaps between the stack of paper and the paper guide nor the right edge of the sheet feeder TAB D NO GAP HERE NO GAP HERE ...

Page 192: ...a 17 lb to 30 lb or 64 g m2 to 105 g m2 If you are manually feeding heavier weight print media set the paper thickness lever to the right If you are using Windows you must select Manual Feed in the BJC 4400 Series Printer Driver for the printer to accept manually fed paper Start your print operation Set the paper thickness lever ...

Page 193: ... edge of the manual feed slot Hold the sheet for about two seconds until it feeds automatically The printer will automatically load the paper into position After printing on thick paper or envelopes set the paper thickness lever inside the printer back to the left or center position before printing on other paper types Insert the single sheet ...

Page 194: ...han COM10 and DL The following envelopes are not recommended because they may cause jams or smears or may damage your printer Envelopes with windows holes perforations cutouts and double flaps Envelopes made with special coated paper or deeply embossed paper Envelopes using peel off sealing strips Envelopes in which letters have been enclosed When you are ready to print on envelopes follow these s...

Page 195: ...s to make the folds crisp Press all the way around the envelopes to remove any curls and expel air from inside the envelopes Make sure any curls are removed from the flap of each envelope Prepare the envelopes Make sure the paper support is raised and the paper output tray is extended PRESS DOWN FIRMLY ON THE EDGES OF THE FLAP ...

Page 196: ...pter 3 Slide a stack of envelopes into the sheet feeder until it stops Align the edge of the paper guide with the left edge of the stack of envelopes Make sure the printer is on Start your print operation Insert the envelopes ...

Page 197: ...lity with these papers Follow these guidelines When automatically feeding transparencies or back print film remove each sheet after it is delivered Do not allow film sheets to stack up Let the printed sheets of film or paper dry completely before storing them Media type Drying time Canon Glossy Photo Paper GP 210 10 minutes Canon Fabric Sheet FS 101 1 hour Canon CF 102 Transparencies 15 minutes Ca...

Page 198: ...ed papers and films flat Do not remove papers from their protective packaging until you are ready to use them Store unused film at temperatures between 59 F to 86 F 15 C to 30 C The relative humidity should be between 10 and 70 Uncurling Back Print Film If Back Print Film becomes curled follow these steps to uncurl it Do not roll the film too tight The film and paper rolled together should be abou...

Page 199: ...en using the BC 22e Photo BJ Cartridge to print on Canon s High Resolution Paper HR 101 lift the paper output guides on both sides of the printer s output tray Always lift both paper output guides With the paper output guides up the output tray holds 20 sheets After using the BC 22e Photo BJ Cartridge to print on High Resolution Paper lower the paper output guides Keep the film rolled up for about...

Page 200: ...uce delicate color output After using a package of High Resolution Paper 200 sheets you need to use the cleaning sheet enclosed with the paper to remove paper dust from the printer s rollers this will help prevent paper feed problems Make sure the paper thickness lever is to the center Make sure the paper support and paper output trays are extended Set up the printer ...

Page 201: ...nto the sheet feeder Adjust the paper guide to the edge of the cleaning sheet Make sure the printer is on Press RESUME to advance the cleaning sheet into the printer Press RESUME again to start cleaning The printer feeds the sheet and then ejects it Use a cleaning sheet once only Press the RESUME button Insert the cleaning sheet Paper Handling ...

Page 202: ...Fabric Sheets with the printer Be sure to follow these guidelines To avoid paper jams smearing and other problems do not open the printer s cover during printing Use the fixing agent that comes with the Fabric Sheet FS 101 Do not touch newly printed fabric sheets until the ink is completely dry This takes about one hour Printing on a Fabric Sheet Make sure the paper thickness lever is to the right...

Page 203: ... Do not attempt to load more than one sheet at a time In the Paper tab select A4 for the Paper Size and select Fabric Sheet for the Print Media In the Graphics tab select High for the Print Quality You may also want to select Fine mode Start the print operation from your Windows application Set up the BJC 4400 Series Printer Driver for Windows Insert the fabric sheet Paper Handling ...

Page 204: ...in Iron the dried fabric sheet with a clothes iron See the booklet that comes with Fabric Sheet FS 101 for details on drying and washing Printing on Banner Paper For best results use Canon Banner Paper To set up a print job on banner paper you must decide on the number of sheets you need You can print banners from 2 to 6 sheets in length N Always leave an extra sheet at the end of the banner just ...

Page 205: ...f the sheet print within the margins shown in the previous illustration Open the front cover Use both hands to open the front cover Set the paper thickness lever to the right Close the front cover The maximum length you can use is six sheets 66 inches or 1676 mm Always leave an extra sheet at the end of the banner just in case the type runs over Cut the banner at a crease according to the length y...

Page 206: ...ight edge of the sheet feeder and slide it into the printer until it stops Then adjust the paper guide to the edge of the paper Do not allow the paper to hang over the edge of the desk or work table Do not extend the paper support when loading banner paper Insert the banner paper Pull out the paper output tray and lift the paper output guides TAB TAB ...

Page 207: ... Gently fold the paper at the crease between the first and second sheet Clear space in front of the paper output slot of the printer for at least one sheet Make sure the paper exit area is clear Fold the banner paper Paper Handling ...

Page 208: ...s For the Paper Feed Method select Automatic Feed For the Paper size select Banner See your application software instructions for other options Click OK or Print to start the print job Do not allow the paper to hang over the edge of the desk or work table directly Clear enough space in front of the printer for at least one sheet of paper to rest after printing Start printing Set up your printer dr...

Page 209: ...rinter guidelines Cleaning the printer Printing the test pages Cleaning the print head BJ cartridge guidelines Replacing the BJ cartridge Replacing a BJ tank in the BC 21e Color BJ Cartridge Storing a BJ cartridge Installing and Removing the Optional Color Image Scanner Cartridge Transporting the printer 4 Maintaining the Printer ...

Page 210: ...onnect the AC adapter or interface cable Do not unplug the AC adapter unnecessarily Do not unplug the printer or turn off a power strip to which the printer is attached when the printer s power is turned on This may prevent the print head unit from returning to the home position on the right and being capped which may cause the print head to dry out This is critical If left uncapped the print head...

Page 211: ...f the printer When cleaning the printer avoid the area near the print head on the BJ cartridge Do not touch the print head Ink may leak out and cause stains Clean the printer regularly to avoid printing problems Remove any ink mist or paper debris from the interior of the printer using a soft cloth moistened with water Clean especially well around the platen area If the rollers become dirty you ca...

Page 212: ... printer and your print quality If a test page indicates poor print quality try cleaning the print head see page 4 6 If necessary replace the BJ cartridge Test A This test prints a repeating pattern of characters Demonstration This test prints a sample page describing the printer s features BJC 4400 Color Bubble Jet Printer ...

Page 213: ...he following sample shows the Nozzle Test when the optional BC 20 Black BJ Cartridge is installed Printing the Test Pages From Windows You use the Tests option on the Control tab in your BJC 4400 Series Printer Driver for Windows to print a self test demonstration page or a nozzle test pattern Before selecting a Tests option make sure paper is properly loaded in the sheet feeder see Automatically ...

Page 214: ...nt to print Test page Number of beeps Demonstration 1 Status Information 2 Test A 3 Nozzle Test 4 When you release the POWER button the test page starts to print Cleaning the Print Head Your printer is equipped with a print head cleaning function to ensure constant high quality printing Cleaning the Print Head From Windows If you are using Windows you can execute print head cleaning from the Contr...

Page 215: ... the print head is being cleaned N Perform the print head cleaning only when you encounter a print quality problem Unnecessary and repetitious cleaning will waste ink If you execute the print head cleaning while paper is manually loaded the printer will eject the paper and then perform the cleaning Press and hold the RESUME button for at least two seconds until the printer beeps twice Make sure th...

Page 216: ...oduce photo realistic color printing When used with Canon s High Resolution Paper HR 101 or Glossy Photo Paper GP 201 this ink produces images comparable to your favorite photographs When you run out of ink you replace the complete cartridge BC 29F Neon BJ Cartridge Contains the print head unit and neon color and black inks Use this cartridge when you want to add hot new colors to everything from ...

Page 217: ...t results for output on Bubble Jet printers than any other organization Canon does not prohibit the use of third party inks and the use of third party inks does not invalidate the product s limited warranty However Canon cannot guarantee the quality or performance of your printer when you are using inks from other suppliers Canon s limited warranty does not cover damage caused to Canon s Bubble Je...

Page 218: ...ntil you are ready to use them Do not remove the BJ tanks from the BC 21e Color BJ Cartridge unnecessarily This may cause the ink to clog Make sure both BJ tanks are installed in the BC 21e Color BJ Cartridge Attempting to use the BC 21e Color BJ Cartridge with one BJ tank only may cause ink clogging If spilled the ink is difficult to remove Therefore it s a good idea to keep the BJ cartridges and...

Page 219: ...the BC 21e and any of the other BJ cartridges You only need to replace the BC 21e Color BJ Cartridge when the print head is damaged or after printing approximately 2000 pages If one of the BJ tanks either color or black in your BC 21e Color BJ Cartridge is out of ink see the next section page 4 18 for instructions on how to replace a BJ tank Before starting make sure the printer s power is on Use ...

Page 220: ...center of the printer The POWER light blinks while the cartridge holder is positioned in the center of the printer N Do not attempt to move the cartridge holder manually This may damage the printer Lift the green lock lever on the cartridge holder Press the CARTRIDGE button once CARTRIDGE BUTTON ...

Page 221: ...ld BJ cartridge dispose of the old cartridge properly If you are switching cartridges you must store the cartridge you are removing in the Ink Cartridge Storage Box Store or dispose of the BJ cartridge Slide the BJ cartridge out of the holder Maintaining the Printer ...

Page 222: ...remove the tape Be careful not to touch the rollers with the print head Make sure the cartridge is pressed against the back of the holder Slide the BJ cartridge straight into the cartridge holder Remove the protective material from the BJ cartridge Take the new BJ cartridge out of its protective packaging CAP TAPE ...

Page 223: ...ign The BJ cartridge is now positioned and locked C Do not manually move the mechanism that houses the BJ cartridge Attempting to move the BJ cartridge holder will damage the printer Press the lock lever down completely do not use excessive force Maintaining the Printer LOCK LEVER BJ CARTRIDGE HOLDER ...

Page 224: ...inter Chapter 4 If you installed the BC 20 Black BJ Cartridge set the paper thickness lever to the left If you installed the BC 21e Color BJ Cartridge set the paper thickness lever to the center Set the paper thickness lever ...

Page 225: ...nd caps itself If you unplug the printer while it is printing or if you turn off a power strip to which the printer is connected or if you manually move the cartridge holder from the home position the BJ cartridge will not be capped and it may dry out If you installed a new BJ cartridge the printer automatically cleans the print head If you need to initiate the print head cleaning see page 4 6 Clo...

Page 226: ...k replace the empty BJ tank in the BC 21e Color BJ Cartridge Leave the BJ cartridge in the printer when replacing a BJ tank Make sure the printer s power is on Use both hands to grasp the sides of the cover and pull it forward The printer beeps and moves the cartridge holder to the center of the printer The POWER light blinks while the cartridge holder is positioned to the center of the printer Pr...

Page 227: ... tank and pull forward to release the BJ tank Then lift the BJ tank up and out of the BJ cartridge unit Dispose of the BJ tank properly You may want to place it in a plastic bag to keep from spilling any residual ink Then remove the protective cap Take the new BJ tank out of its packaging Remove the empty BJ tank Maintaining the Printer ...

Page 228: ...4 20 Maintaining the Printer Chapter 4 Press firmly on the tab on the top of the BJ tank until it snaps into place Slide the new BJ tank into the empty slot on the BJ cartridge ...

Page 229: ...tridge holder to the home position on the right of the printer The printer automatically cleans the print head unit Use both hands to lift the cover into place and press firmly to close it Close the printer s front cover Press the CARTRIDGE button Make sure each BJ tank is correctly seated in its respective slot Maintaining the Printer CARTRIDGE BUTTON ...

Page 230: ...vent the print head from drying and clogging When opening the Ink Cartridge Storage Box press in on the release tab that locks the cover in place You must insert the cartridge correctly or the storage box will not close The protective cap must be removed from the cartridge before you set it in the storage box Carefully set the cartridge in the storage box Open the Ink Cartridge Storage Box ...

Page 231: ... cartridge from the printer store the cartridge in the storage box unless you are disposing it If you have more than one Ink Cartridge Storage Box you can hook them together Simply connect them by the slides and grooves on the sides of the containers Close the storage box Maintaining the Printer ...

Page 232: ... Color Image Scanner Cartridge User s Manual that comes with the scanner cartridge package C Do not touch the contact terminals or the scanning head Installing the Color Image Scanner Cartridge Open the front cover and press the CARTRIDGE button The printer beeps once the POWER light starts flashing and the cartridge holder moves to the center of the printer Lift the green lock lever Slide the BJ ...

Page 233: ...e scanner cartridge by the ridges on either side of the cartridge Match the groove on the scanner cartridge with the guide on the cartridge holder Slide the scanner cartridge into the holder and hold it in position Insert the scanner cartridge Remove the scanner cartridge from its packaging Maintaining the Printer GROOVE ...

Page 234: ...ining the Printer Chapter 4 Slowly press the lock lever down completely until the mark on the lever is aligned with the mark on the cartridge holder Set the paper thickness lever to the center Lower the lock lever ...

Page 235: ...res and replace it with a BJ cartridge Do not leave the Color Image Scanner Cartridge in the printer Remove the scanner cartridge just as you would a BJ cartridge See step 1 on page 4 24 for details Store the scanner cartridge in the soft plastic case provided with the cartridge Only store the Color Image Scanner Cartridge in this case Press the CARTRIDGE button once and close the front cover Main...

Page 236: ...your printer is small and compact it is not a portable printer and you need to take care when transporting it The printer s components such as the sheet feeder may become damaged if subjected to severe vibration during transportation Also your print head may dry out during travel and become unusable if it is not capped and taped correctly If you plan to move the printer from one location to anothe...

Page 237: ...g the Printer 4 29 Tape the BJ cartridge to the side of the printer Return the paper support and paper output tray to their original positions Close the front cover Open the front cover Maintaining the Printer TAPE PTR_TSP ...

Page 238: ...ink tank from which you have removed the protective cap An opened BJ cartridge or BJ tank that is not installed in the printer may leak and the print head may dry out Also if you do not tape the BJ cartridge to the side of the printer ink may spill into the printer Repack the printer in its original packing materials ...

Page 239: ...ugh our on line support services and through our Fax Retrieval System On line services include the World Wide Web and our BBS This chapter contains very basic information to help you solve printer problems It covers a few basic problems and describes how to clear a paper jam For complete problem solving information be sure to use our support services See Canon Customer Care Center in Chapter 1 pag...

Page 240: ...tion Product name Serial number Place of purchase Nature of problem Steps you have taken to solve the problem and the results The serial number is located on the label on the back of the printer N Attempting to repair the printer yourself may void the limited warranty as to that repair See the limited warranty information that came with your printer for details ...

Page 241: ...r print quality is not satisfactory Clean the print head Clean the print head five times Replace the BJ cartridge If colors are missing Perform a Nozzle Test see page 4 5 Clean the print head see page 4 6 If necessary replace the BJ cartridge see page 4 11 If you want to print from an MS DOS application that does not have a selection for your printer Select the Epson LQ 2550 or the IBM Proprinter ...

Page 242: ...left inside the printer The POWER light comes on and the print head moves to the home position The printer is now ready for printing N If you are printing high density graphics when a paper jam occurs feed at least two sheets of paper through the printer to clean the rollers Press the POWER button to turn the printer back on Gently pull the paper out with one hand while holding down the printer wi...

Page 243: ...g Brilliant white paper Approx 100 sheets 0 4 stack High resolution paper Approx 80 sheets 0 4 stack T shirt transfers 1 sheet Bubble Jet paper Approx 100 sheets 0 4 stack Fabric sheets 1 sheet Transparencies 50 sheets Back print film 10 sheets Envelopes 15 envelopes U S Commercial number 10 or European DL Paper Size Letter 8 5 in 11 in Legal 8 5 in 14 in A4 210 mm 297 mm A5 148 210 mm B5 182 257 ...

Page 244: ...bric Sheet FS 101 for Canon Bubble Jet printers Transparencies Canon CF 102 Transparencies Back print film Canon Back Print Film BF 102 High gloss film Canon High Gloss Film HG 101 Envelopes Commercial number 10 or European DL Paper Weight 17 to 30 lb 64 to 105 g m2 Print Speed BC 21e Color BJ Draft mode up to 2 5 ppm Cartridge Standard mode up to 1 4 ppm Fine mode up to 0 23 ppm BC 20 Black Draft...

Page 245: ...Fabric Sheet Fabric Sheet Margin Inches mm Margin Inches mm L 0 25 6 4 L 0 25 6 4 R 0 25 6 4 R 1 35 34 4 T 0 12 3 0 T 1 62 41 1 B 0 65 16 5 B 1 10 27 9 Printable Area Envelopes The shaded portion in the following figure shows the printing area for a COM10 envelope The table lists the minimum margins Margin Inches mm L 0 25 6 4 R 1 25 31 7 T 0 12 3 0 B 0 65 16 5 Specifications ...

Page 246: ... BCI 21 Black Ink color Black cyan yellow magenta BJ tank yield BCI 21 Color Approx 100 pages at 7 5 coverage BCI 21 Black Approx 225 pages at 5 coverage BC 20 Black BJ Cartridge Print head 128 nozzles Ink color Black Cartridge yield Approx 900 text pages at 5 coverage BC 22e Photo BJ Cartridge Print head 64 nozzles for black 24 nozzles for color Ink color Black cyan magenta yellow Cartridge yield...

Page 247: ...ity 10 to 90 RH no condensation Storing Environment Temperature 32 F to 95 F 0 C to 35 C Humidity 5 to 95 RH no condensation Power Source USA Canada AC 120 V 60 Hz Power Consumption 4 watts maximum nonprinting 30 watts maximum printing Dimensions 15 1 in 383 mm W 9 1 in 232 mm D 8 0 in 203 mm H Weight Approx 7 7 lb 3 5 kg Optional IS 22 Color Image Scanner Cartridge Paper Handling Sheetfed Resolut...

Page 248: ...A 6 Specifications Appendix A ...

Page 249: ...s projected onto paper CMYK Acronym for cyan magenta yellow and black the four colors used in the standard color model of the printing industry Refers to a method of specifying color using CMYK color values K is used for black because B is used to represent blue in RGB Composite black The black color formed by mixing cyan magenta and yellow ink so that they appear almost black on a printout cpi Ch...

Page 250: ...by mapping dots to be printed For color printing different colored dots of ink are placed closely together to create illusions of other colors Hue A color in the color spectrum Examples are red green and violet Ink Cartridge Storage Box A box for storing a BJ cartridge A BJ cartridge removed from the printer must be stored inside this storage box to prevent the print head of the cartridge from dry...

Page 251: ...ts simultaneously usually in one byte segments Your printer has a built in Centronics type parallel interface with bidirectional capability See also Interface Pitch Refers to the number of characters per inch that can be composed using a fixed space font Platen Printer component that holds the paper in position during ink transfer Point size Character height is defined in points one point is 1 72 ...

Page 252: ...olution means smoother curves and angles as well as a better match to traditional typeface designs Resolution values are represented by horizontal data and vertical data for example 360 360 dpi This printer can produce output with resolutions up to 720 360 dpi precision RGB An acronym for Red Green and Blue the three primary colors used in the additive process to form a wide spectrum of colors Smo...

Page 253: ... holder 4 12 4 15 maintenance 4 10 replacing 4 11 17 specifications A 4 storing 4 22 23 BJ tanks 1 2 4 9 maintenance 4 10 replacing 4 18 21 BJC 4400 Printer Driver 2 1 installing See Quick Start Guide Brilliant White Paper 3 3 Bubble Jet Paper LC 301 1 4 3 3 3 6 Bulletin board service BBS 1 5 5 1 C Canon accessories 1 2 4 Authorized Service Facility 1 6 Canada 1 5 Customer Care Center 1 5 Fax Retr...

Page 254: ...13 Fine mode 2 6 2 9 G General tab Windows 95 2 5 Getting help 1 5 Glossary G 1 4 Glossy Photo Paper GP 201 1 4 3 2 3 6 3 17 Graphics settings recommended 2 8 9 tab 2 6 Greeting Cards GC 101 1 4 3 3 3 6 Guidelines auto feed 3 10 11 BJ cartridge 4 8 9 paper 3 4 printer 4 2 Specialty Papers 3 17 19 H Heavier weight print media 3 5 6 3 12 High Gloss Film HG 101 1 4 3 4 3 6 High quality color printing...

Page 255: ... 4 6 Optical head 1 4 Optimum printing 4 9 Output tray 3 4 3 8 3 10 3 15 3 19 P Page orientation 2 6 Paper guidelines 3 4 handling 3 1 28 A 1 loading 3 7 13 printable area A 3 size 2 6 A 1 weight A 2 Paper feed limit 3 6 method 3 6 Paper jams clearing 5 4 Paper output tray 3 4 3 8 3 10 3 15 3 19 Paper support 3 8 3 15 Paper tab 2 6 Paper thickness lever 3 5 7 3 12 3 14 3 20 3 22 3 25 4 16 Paper ty...

Page 256: ...rties dialog box 2 3 Printer setup Windows 3 1 2 4 Windows 95 2 3 Printing a document 2 2 envelopes 3 14 16 method A 1 specifications A 1 3 speed versus color 2 12 14 test pages 4 4 6 Printing options specifying 2 8 Windows 3 1 2 4 Q Quick color printing 2 9 2 12 R RAM 2 14 Recommended paper types A 2 Replacing BJ cartridge 4 11 17 BJ tank 4 18 21 Resolution 2 9 A 2 Rollers cleaning 4 3 S SB 21 In...

Page 257: ...nsporting printer 4 28 30 Troubleshooting 5 1 8 U US Commercial number 10 envelopes 3 14 A 3 W Warranty 1 6 4 9 5 2 Weight printer A 5 Windows 2 1 14 cleaning print head 4 7 printing test pages 4 5 tabs 2 5 11 Windows 3 1 printer setup 2 4 printing options 2 4 Windows 98 95 printer driver 2 3 printer setup 2 3 World Wide Web 1 5 5 1 Index ...

Page 258: ...I 6 Index ...

Page 259: ...a Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Do not make any changes or modifications to the equipment unless otherwise specified in the manual If such changes or modifications should be made you could be required...

Page 260: ...y vary depending on your printer model See the outside of the box for details on the contents Make sure you have these items 3 BC 21e Color BJ Cartridge BC 20 Black BJ Cartridge Canon Creative CD packet Printer cable not included 2 BJC 4400 SERIES PRINTER Important Save the box and shipping materials You may need them later if you have to transport the printer REMOVE TAPE REMOVE PROTECTIVE MATERIA...

Page 261: ...rive 2x or better If you do not have a CD ROM drive you can call the Canon Customer Care Center to order the Printer Setup on diskettes for a small handling fee See the Canon Customer Care Center information on the back cover Canon Creative has additional requirements See the Canon Creative booklet for details Select a location for the printer 4 Choose a flat sturdy surface with enough space aroun...

Page 262: ...er into a properly grounded AC outlet 1 Connect the Printer to the Computer Connect a parallel cable to the printer Important Make sure the printer and your computer are off You need to purchase a parallel cable from your dealer The cable must be a Centronics compatible bi directional cable IEEE 1284 compliant LOCK PINS 2 Then connect the cable to your computer ...

Page 263: ...er in place Use the BC 21e Color BJ Cartridge for high quality color printing Use the BC 22e Photo BJ Cartridge for photo realistic color printing Use the BC 20 Black BJ Cartridge for high speed black ink only printing Use the BC 29F Neon BJ Cartridge for fluorescent inks When you install the BC 22e Photo BJ Cartridge you must set up the printer driver for Photo Color mode See page 13 for details ...

Page 264: ...s the green CARTRIDGE button to move it CARTRIDGE BUTTON 3 4 Remove the orange protective cap from the print head and then remove the orange tape Important Spilled ink can stain any surface Open BJ cartridges and BJ tanks very carefully to protect against spilled ink Take the BJ cartridge out of its packaging Do not attempt to replace the cap on a BJ cartridge Ink Ca rtri dge BCl 2 1 Ma de in Jap ...

Page 265: ...int media and envelopes Holditstraightasyou slideitintothe cartridgeholder 6 Press the lock lever down gently so that the marks on the lever and cartridge holder align Do not apply excessive force Caution MARKS 5 Slide the BJ cartridge straight into the holder until it is pressed to the back of the holder Ink Cart ridg e BCl 21 Color Made in Japa n Black Slot Ink Cart ridg e BCl 21 Color Made in J...

Page 266: ...ss the green CARTRIDGE button CARTRIDGE BUTTON The printer automatically cleans the new BJ cartridge When the POWER light stops blinking you are ready to load paper 1 Make sure the paper support and paper output tray are extended Fan a stack of paper and slide it into the sheet feeder until it stops 2 Load Paper PAPER GUIDE Adjust the paper guide to the stack Move the paper guide to the left to ma...

Page 267: ...hat the printer is connected to the computer 3 Make sure the printer is turned on 4 Now turn on the computer 1 Insert the Canon Creative Disk One into your CD drive 2 Make sure Driver from disk provided by hardware manufacturer is selected and click OK 3 You see this screen If anything is displayed here replace it by typing D where D is your CD drive most CD drives are either D or E Then click OK ...

Page 268: ...t from the taskbar click Start and then Run 2 You see this screen 3 Follow the on screen instructions Be sure to wait for Windows to complete each operation If anything is displayed here replace it by typing D SETUP where D is your CD drive most CD drives are D or E Then click OK Completing Printer Setup When the printer driver is installed you see this screen At this time you can choose to contin...

Page 269: ...on t need to mail in the Registration card that comes in the box When installation is complete the Setup program determines whether or not your computer needs to be restarted See the description starting on page 15 for tips on installing the AT T WorldNet Service 7000 7000_313 eps 7000 7000_311 eps Printer Setup for Windows 3 1 Make sure Windows 3 1 starts Be sure to wait for Windows to complete e...

Page 270: ...res of Windows You access the Printer Driver in Windows 95 in one of the following ways From within any Windows application select the Print or Print Setup command From the Printers folder select the printer and then select the Properties command from the File menu From the Printers folder select the printer click the right mouse button and then select Properties from the drop down list You access...

Page 271: ...Y MODE SELECT FINE MODE SELECT A COLOR MODEL SELECT A PRINT MODEL SELECT IMAGE COLOR MATCHING Windows 95 only SELECT IMAGE OPTIMIZER SET COLOR MODEL TO PHOTO COLOR WHEN USING THE BC 22e PHOTO BJ CARTRIDGE 4400 4400_2 eps The Setting Tab TURN SETUP ANALYZER ON OR OFF SAVE YOUR CUSTOM PRINT SETTINGS TURN CARTRIDGE DETECTION ON OR OFF ...

Page 272: ... for your home for the office or just for fun Look for the Canon Creative Quick Start Guide inside the CD packet It is inserted in the center of the packet This Quick Start Guide describes all the great software that comes with Canon Creative and how to run the various programs Canon Creative is not included with all printer models If your model does not include Canon Creative visit Canon s Web si...

Page 273: ...AT T WorldNet Service To reach AT T WorldNet Customer Care call 1 800 400 1447 We want to do all we can to make sure that your Internet experience is a truly enriching and satisfying one Choose the Plan That s Right for You AT T WorldNet Service provides Internet access for everyone whether at home or at work In addition to making the time you spend on line productive and fun AT T WorldNet Service...

Page 274: ...rd Service Canon Computer Systems Inc offers a full range of customer technical support options including Canon Canada Customer support for Canadian residents is available 24 hours a day seven days a week at 1 800 263 1121 In other countries please contact your Canon dealer 1 800 423 2366 1 757 413 2848 1 800 423 2366 1 900 246 1200 www ccsi canon com 1 800 526 4345 1 757 420 2000 Support program ...

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