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W2200

Part 1

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Product Specifications

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1. PRODUCT OVERVIEW

To enter the digital-proofing market, the W2200 is a low-priced large format printer, capable of
printing up to A3 ++ size media.

1) High speed output

Full color (ISO SCID No. 5, A4): 9 ppm in HS mode
Full color (ISO SCID No. 5, A3): 2 ppm in HQ mode

2) Network

support

NIC board as standard equipment
Support for standard printer MIB, Canon MIB and NetSpot

3) IEEE1394 as standard equipment

Able to transfer higher speed data than Centronics/USB
Superior in Plug & Play

4) Max. printable media size of A3++ (13” x 22”)

Able to output A4 double-spread with registration marks

Summary of Contents for imagePROGRAF W2200

Page 1: ...2002 JUL CANON INC W2200 SERVICE MANUAL ...

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Page 3: ...lowing paragraph does not apply to any countries where such provisions are inconsistent The following paragraph does not apply to any countries where such provisions are inconsistent with local law with local law with local law 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 co...

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Page 5: ...tup Completed 2 7 2 3 Troubleshooting by Phenomenon 2 10 2 4 Printer Status Indication 2 11 2 5 Troubleshooting by Error 2 12 Error Indication 2 12 13 Service Call Indication 2 14 15 3 DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY 2 16 3 1 Cautions for Disassembly and Reassembly 3 1 1 Cautions for ink stains 3 1 2 Damage by static electricity 3 1 3 Deformation of spur tips 3 1 4 Ink drain 3 2 Exploded View 2 17 Main...

Page 6: ...arts Replacement 6 2 Periodic Inspections 6 3 Tool List 7 SERVICE MODE 2 28 7 1 How to Enter the Service Mode 7 2 Shipment Inspection Pattern 2 29 7 3 EEPROM Information Print Pattern 2 30 7 4 Firmware Updating Function 2 31 7 4 1 How to update the Flash ROM 7 4 2 Cautions during the update 7 4 3 Errors during the download process Part3㧦TECHNICAL REFERENCE 1 PRINTER CONTROL SECTION 3 1 1 1 Printin...

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Page 11: ...t Full color ISO SCID No 5 A4 9 ppm in HS mode Full color ISO SCID No 5 A3 2 ppm in HQ mode 2 Network support NIC board as standard equipment Support for standard printer MIB Canon MIB and NetSpot 3 IEEE1394 as standard equipment Able to transfer higher speed data than Centronics USB Superior in Plug Play 4 Max printable media size of A3 13 x 22 Able to output A4 double spread with registration ma...

Page 12: ... support Network support 10 100BASE T TX with standard equipped network interface board Detection Detection Detection Detection functions functions functions functions Front cover open Carriage position Presence of paper Paper width Presence of BJ print heads BJ print head mis installation Ink remaining amount Waste ink tank full and Paper feed roller rotating position Operating Noise Operating No...

Page 13: ...ight of 75g m 2 2 2 Paper types W2200 W2200 W2200 W2200 Paper feeding method Paper feeding method Paper feeding method Paper feeding method Type Type Type Type Size Size Size Size Cassette Cassette Cassette Cassette Manual Manual Manual Manual one sheet one sheet one sheet one sheet PB SK DK A4 B5 A3 Yes Yes KANGAS A4 Yes Yes NEUDIEDLER A4 Yes Yes BOISE CASCADE LTR LGL Yes Yes Plain paper LC 301 B...

Page 14: ...t head BC 1300 Each Color Each Color Each Color Each Color Nozzle density 1200 dpi Number of nozzles 1280 nozzles Recording density 2400 dpi 2 3 2 Ink tank Black Black Black Black Photo Photo Photo Photo Cyan Cyan Cyan Cyan Cy Cy Cy Cyan an an an Magenta Magenta Magenta Magenta Photo Photo Photo Photo Magenta Magenta Magenta Magenta Yellow Yellow Yellow Yellow Ink component Dye ink Dye ink Dye ink...

Page 15: ...1㧦Product Specifications 1 5 3 PACKAGING CONFIGURATION After opening the box make sure all the items below are included There is no storage box for storing the BJ cartridge Keep the original box for transportation ...

Page 16: ...BCI 1302 Magenta AG6 8509 BCI 1302 Yellow AG6 8510 BCI 1302 PhotoCyan AG6 8511 BCI 1302 PhotoMagenta AG6 8512 Options Options Options Options Items Items Items Items Description Description Description Description Code No Code No Code No Code No Remarks Remarks Remarks Remarks Paper feed unit Paper feed unit Second unit PFW 22 Q55 1360 Universal cassette Universal cassette for A3 First cassette UC...

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Page 19: ...perate When an error occurs or the user has to perform some operation the message that indicates the operation status and the error code are indicated Normal operation LCD display LCD display LCD display LCD display Online LED Online LED Online LED Online LED Message LED Message LED Message LED Message LED Operation status Operation status Operation status Operation status Printable Light Light of...

Page 20: ...nction menu function menu function menu function Execution Execution Execution Execution key key key key Setup menu Setup key 㧪㧪㧪㧪key щ щ щ щkey Warning Display Sets whether or not to display the warnings щ щ щ щkey Wait Time Sets the fixing wait time when it is not set from the computer щ щ щ щkey Expansion function Language Sets the language on the display щ щ щ щkey Adjust Printer Prints var...

Page 21: ...hether or not to perform purging at powering on щ щ щ щkey Maintenance settings Initialize Panel 2 Restores the setup menu set values except for the extension network setting to the factory shipment values щ щ щ щkey Utility menu Utility key 㧪㧪㧪㧪key щ щ щ щkey Nozzle Check Prints nozzle check pattern щ щ щ щkey Status Print Prints printer setting status щ щ щ щkey Ext I F Print Prints NIC board...

Page 22: ...щ щ щ щkey Cassette 2 Sets the media size and media type of cassette 2 щ щ щ щkey 1 Items to be initialized when Ext Network Initial Settings is executed and their initial values are IP Address 192 168 0 215 Subnet Mask 0 0 0 0 Default G W 0 0 0 0 and IP Setting Manual 2 Items to be initialized when Initialize Panel is executed and their initial values are Warning Display On Drying Time Standard C...

Page 23: ... Tran Special 5 Glossy Paper Pro Photo Glossy Films Proof A Proof B Proof C Plain Paper Coated Paper Transparency Quick Dry Tran Special 5 Glossy Paper Photo Pro Glossy Films Proof A Proof B Proof C Cassette 2 Media size B5 B5 JIS Media type Plain Paper Coated Paper Transparency Quick Dry Tran Special 5 Glossy Paper Pro Photo Glossy Films Proof A Proof B Proof C Plain Paper Coated Paper Transparen...

Page 24: ...he cassette Isn t the paper jammed Is the manual lever set properly Paper is not fed Remove the jammed paper Confirm the media height on the cassette Lower the manual lever Does the ink remaining amount warning appear Replace the ink tank indicated on the warning display Perform cleaning and check whether ink flows into the tube Perform cleaning operation Printer does not print Can the test print ...

Page 25: ...ystem startup is completed AC Power connection RAM error ROM error OK No Yes CPU printer controller initialization OK No EEPROM error OK No ROM check Yes Yes Sensor power ON Head 5V ON Head temperature detection Current setting Control board EEPROM check Head presence detection Head EEPROM check Ink tank presence detection Ink tank EEPROM check To next page ...

Page 26: ...ation OK Purge unit cap open or closed No CR error No Purge error 2 OK No Yes Yes Yes Pump initialization Purge error 1 OK No Yes Carriage moved from capping position CR encoder any change Cap open Head temperature detection Offset voltage setting From preceding page Closed Open To next page ...

Page 27: ...tank status code evaluated Yes Waste ink check No head Head mismatch Head error Head EEPROM error No ink tank Ink tank mismatch Ink tank EEPROM error Waste ink full error Waste ink warning OK No OK No Yes Ink remaining amount check OK END No No ink error Ink low warning Yes OK No Paper delivered Carriage home position detected From preceding page ...

Page 28: ... of media 2 Faulty PE sensor Replace faulty parts Paper is picked up on the skew 1 Confirmation of paper loading method 2 Faulty pick up roller Replace the pick up roller Multiple sheets are fed at a time 1 Faulty separation sheet of the cassette Replace the cassette Ink is not ejected 1 Ink tank Replace the empty ink tank 2 Purge unit Replace the purge unit 3 Print head 4 Carriage unit Perform cl...

Page 29: ... the user to open the access cover during head installation replacement Ink Draining Performing purging to drain ink inside the tubes during head replacement and processing for transportation Please Wait Displayed when the user is asked to wait during initialization etc Job Cancel Canceling jobs Soft Reset Resetting software Remove Ink Tank Direct the user to remove the ink tank during head replac...

Page 30: ...low Replace the PhotoMagenta ink tank PC Ink Check The amount of PhotoCyan ink becomes low Replace the PhotoCyan ink tank Rep Waste Ink There is a possibility that the waste ink tank may become full Prepare for the waste ink absorber replacement that is to be done by service person GARO Error 0101 Due to lack of memories data is missing Transmitting the next print job GARO Error 0201 With the imag...

Page 31: ...tank is not installed Install the Yellow ink tank No M Ink Tank The Magenta ink tank is not installed Install the Magenta ink tank No C Ink Tank The Cyan ink tank is not installed Install the Cyan ink tank No Bk Ink Tank The Black ink tank is not installed Install the Black ink tank No PM Ink Tank The PhotoMagenta ink tank is not installed Install the PhotoMagenta ink tank No PC Ink Tank The Photo...

Page 32: ...E157 0212 0212 0212 0212 PhotoMagenta head part is broken Print head Service Call E157 E157 E157 E157 0213 0213 0213 0213 PhotoCyan head part is broken Print head Service Call E161 E161 E161 E161 0101 0101 0101 0101 Head temperature of Yellow ink rises abnormally Print head Service Call E161 E161 E161 E161 0102 0102 0102 0102 Head temperature of Magenta ink rises abnormally Print head Service Call...

Page 33: ...rol board Service Call E196 E196 E196 E196 0700 0700 0700 0700 ROM error Control board Service Call E739 E739 E739 E739 0801 0801 0801 0801 Extension I F error 1 Failure in extension I F initial sequence Confirmation of network Control board NIC board Service Call E741 E741 E741 E741 0802 0802 0802 0802 Extension I F error 2 Extension I F hardware error NIC board Control board Service Call E850 E8...

Page 34: ... delivery cover 3 1 2 Damage by static electricity Dry air or rubbing of clothing may cause a build up of static electricity on the human body Static electricity may destroy electrical components or alter the electrical characteristics of components Take extra care when handling the control board 3 1 3 Deformation of spur tips Be careful not to deform the spur tips As for service parts the spur un...

Page 35: ...leshooting 2 17 3 2 Exploded View H J A B A B F E G J H C D D F G C E 1 8 33 43 35 32 40 22 13 11 14 15 17 16 31 38 30 41 37 10 27 25 21 20 9 7 6 19 18 12 26 46 39 23 24 45 28 29 34 44 42 2 3 5 4 C8 C1 C3 C2 C5 C6 C4 C7 ...

Page 36: ...SORBER SHEET㧝 23 QC1 0358 000 1 INK ABSORBER SHEET P QC1 0050 000 1 INK ABSORBER SHEET 3 24 QC1 0051 000 1 INK ABSORBER TRAY A3 25 QC1 0332 000 1 TRAY WASTE INK 26 QC1 0795 000 1 LEVER ROLL UP CHECK2 27 QC1 0052 000 1 SHAFT UNLOCK 28 QC1 0087 000 1 LF ENCODER FILM 29 QH4 4360 000 1 LF MOTOR 30 QG2 3265 000 1 LF ENCODER PWB UNIT 31 QM2 0338 000 1 PINCH ROLLER UNIT P 32 QM2 0119 000 1 CASSETTE CASE ...

Page 37: ...3 3 2 Installing and removing the purge unit When removing the purge unit rotate the gear inside the purge unit clockwise and lower the carriage lock pin Align the phase of the black pump gear so that the cap part and pre ejection opening will rise Unhook the lock spring of the ink tank replacing cover and return the lock to the front position Disconnect the connector from the control board and pu...

Page 38: ...ecessary to adjust the tension 3 3 7 Removal of red screws prohibited As it is quite difficult to adjust red screws of the print unit in the field they must not be loosened or removed 3 3 8 Installing and removing the ink supply unit When removing the ink supply unit ink tanks have to be removed first Also detach the ink supply tubes from the carriage joint part As the ink absorber is placed under...

Page 39: ...tern is displayed press щ щ щ щ key 4 Print adjustment pattern 5 After printing is completed press 㧪㧪㧪㧪 key until Adjust Printhead Adj Setting A appears on the display 6 When the above appears if щ щ щ щ key is pressed the current adjustment value is displayed From the printed adjustment pattern select the optimal value and press щ щ щ щ key to execute 7 As for other settings B C and D return t...

Page 40: ...e it offline and press the set up key 2 When Ext Features is displayed press 㧪㧪㧪㧪 key to select Paper Adjust 3 When Paper Adjust Print Pattern is displayed press щ щ щ щ key 4 Print adjustment pattern There are two types of print patterns Print Pattern A for rough adjustment and Print Pattern B for fine adjustment 5 After printing is completed press 㧪㧪㧪㧪 key until Paper Adjust Adj Setting ap...

Page 41: ... with щ щ щ щ key As the setting is displayed select Japan for Japan Overseas for overseas and Overseas US for the US models Press щ щ щ щ key to execute 4 After initializing the EEPROM press the power key to power off the printer 3 4 4 Clear the control board s EEPROM waste ink counter 1 Press the power key while holding down the set up key and online key This will enter the service mode 2 Select...

Page 42: ...e with щ щ щ щ key 7 3 Select ON or OFF for RARP with 㧪㧪㧪㧪 key and execute with щ щ щ щ key 8 When Manual is selected for IP Mode it is necessary to set each of IP address subnet mask and gateway address 8 1 Select IP Setting As IP Setting IP Address will appear execute with щ щ щ щ key 8 2 Current IP address setting values will appear For example IP Address 192 168 0 215 8 3 When 㧪㧪㧪㧪 key i...

Page 43: ...ard It is necessary to confirm the following when replacing the control board Confirmation items Confirmation items Confirmation items Confirmation items Method Method Method Method EEPROM information before replacing the control board Execute EEPROM PRINT from the Service Mode Absorption amount of waste ink Refer to the Waste Ink Accumulated amount of EEPROM PRINT Visually check the absorption am...

Page 44: ... printer From the utility menu execute Move Printer 2 Move the carriage to the home position Only ink tanks shall be removed while the print head remains on 3 Turn off the printer 5 2 Moving the Printer Move the printer after placing it levelly on the pallet If inclined there is a fear that ink may leak Turn off the printer before moving it ...

Page 45: ...s Level Level Level Level Periodic Inspections Periodic Inspections Periodic Inspections Periodic Inspections User None Service Person None 6 3 Tool List Ordinary Tools Ordinary Tools Ordinary Tools Ordinary Tools Remarks Remarks Remarks Remarks Phillips screwdriver Blade screwdriver Tweezers LF tension spring QU1 2026 Necessary when the belt is looped over the LF roller CR Holder QZ4 0474 Necessa...

Page 46: ...ce Mode select EEPROM Init with 㧪㧪㧪㧪 key and execute with щ щ щ щ key Waste ink counter clear With the Service Mode select Init Waste Ink with 㧪㧪㧪㧪 key Select either Main or Sub waste ink counter with 㧪㧪㧪㧪 key and fix the item with щ щ щ щ key Data in the selected waste ink counter is cleared when executed with щ щ щ щ key Destination settings With the Service Mode select Set Destination ...

Page 47: ...ta 1 ROM version 2 Destination 3 Electric check flag 4 LF roller correction data 5 USB Serial no 6 Mac address 7 Printing of LF roller correction result 8 Confirmation of vertical line misalignment amount 9 Confirmation of registration adjustment 10 LF pattern 11 Uneven printing check 12 Spur mark check 13 Magnification parallel accuracy checks 14 Trailing edge margin check ...

Page 48: ...installed Ink tank initial weight No of replacements of each ink tank 1 The items with mark above will not change even when EEPROM Init is executed The above values are the sample values 1 The number is counted up when the ink tank different from the previous one is installed 2 The number is counted up when the head different from the previous one is installed These values don t become the guideli...

Page 49: ...ing the updating process due to some failure the correct operation of the printer cannot be assured 7 4 3 Errors during the download process The following are the errors that occur only during the updating process These are displayed on the printer LCD If these errors occur it can be assumed that the problem may lie in the Flash ROM or the computer Printer LCD display Printer LCD display Printer L...

Page 50: ... Action Firmware Update Check Sum Error Checksum error occurs in the format record Confirm the updating program Firmware Update Error in Format Abnormalities in the length of format record Confirm the updating program Firmware Update Illegal Data Illegal record was received Confirm the updating program Firmware Update Handling Error Failure in reading download data Confirm the updating program ...

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Page 53: ...r driver Print head Printer Print data Control signal Data on the computer which is created in the printer driver is divided into the control command and the print data in the printer ASIC The control command is sent to printer control ROM and each sensor from ASIC through MPU According to the program in the control ROM Flash ROM the signal which controls the motor or head is output from the ASIC ...

Page 54: ...erformed using the print mode with large no of passes There are several ways to reduce dots every column and random mask pattern or fixed mask pattern for each of black and colors This processing is performed by selecting the print mode The print modes prepared at the printer driver side and the printer side are shown below Print mode List Print mode List Print mode List Print mode List Quality Qu...

Page 55: ...king whether the EEPROM information on the ink tank can be read out or not 3 Waste ink amount It is detected by storing the dot count value in the main EEPROM and checking whether the waste ink absorber capacity has exceeded or not 4 Ink remaining amount It is detected by checking whether the ink capacity has exceeded or not when counted by both Pin electrode method 1 and dot counter If the ink am...

Page 56: ...200dpi By making the nozzle length one inch and extending the printing width for one pass it is possible to accelerate the printing speed The structure of the head is illustrated below Ink is put in the sub ink tank and the sub ink tank is divided into ink layer and air layer from the bottom Then the air bubbles generated when ink is ejected will go out through the damper Print head surface simpli...

Page 57: ...ed in the midway of the ink supply tube is closed when the printer is on standby status It is open during printing or filling ink inside the print head The negative pressure is generated by the height difference between the ink surface inside the ink tank and inside the print head The ink tank has an air through hole on the side This prevents the pressure inside the ink tank from fluctuating due t...

Page 58: ...or driver TEA3717 Eject roller Motor driver TEA3717 Purge motor Motor driver A3952SB LF motor Motor driver LB11920 LICC2 CR Encoder CR motor FLASH ROM 16Mbit FLASH ROM 16Mbit MPU CPU SH7709S 133MHz 3 3V DC 1 9V DC External BUS 66MHz SDRAM 64Mbit SDRAM 64Mbit SDRAM EEPROM 16Kbit 18 2V DC 1 3A 27V DC 0 8A 5V DC 2 5A VH Vm Vcc LF Encoder Board CR Board Print head A D HEAD temperature printer temperat...

Page 59: ... standard called IEEE1212 c Plug Play It is not necessary to set the ID each time even when the new device is added or removed as an ID is assigned automatically The device is usable as soon as it is connected 5 2 NIC Board For supporting the network the NIC board is used by installing it to the Control Board The print data sent from the computer is converted to data which can be expanded into the...

Page 60: ...and the wiper There are two caps and each is divided into three colors To avoid mixing inks of each nozzle within the cap the suction pressure is controlled by the air through valve and the cap releasing mechanism Yellow Magenta and PhotoMagenta 3 colors cap on the left Black PhotoCyan and Cyan 3 colors cap on the right 6 3 Paper Feed Section The pickup roller contacts the back of print media and ...

Page 61: ...re Pre ejection ejection ejection ejection Mode Mode Mode Mode Ink Ink Ink Ink consumption consumption consumption consumption amount amount amount amount Approx g Approx g Approx g Approx g Pre Pre Pre Pre ejection ejection ejection ejection location location location location Pre Pre Pre Pre ejection timing ejection timing ejection timing ejection timing Color 6 colors 0 15 In the cap Ejected 24...

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Page 65: ... array nozzle data 73 12 to 15 VH_GND 㧙 GND heater power source 64 to 67 16 SH_PC IN PhotoCyan sub heater terminal 63 17 DATA_ODD_PC1 IN PhotoCyan odd array nozzle data 62 18 SH_Bk IN Black sub heater terminal 61 19 SH_C IN Cyan sub heater terminal 19 20 HE_C IN Cyan heat enable signal 4 21 Vdd_GND GND logic power source 71 22 DATA_EVEN_M2 IN Magenta even array nozzle data 57 23 LATCH IN Latch sig...

Page 66: ...zle data 24 56 DATA_ODD_PC2 IN PhotoCyan odd array nozzle data 23 57 DATA_EVEN_C2 IN Cyan even array nozzle data 69 58 VCC IN Logic power source 21 59 EEPROM_CE IN EEPROM chip enable signal 20 60 SH_PM IN PhotoMagenta sub heater terminal 60 61 EEPROM_Do OUT EEPROM data out 18 62 DATA_EVEN_M1 IN Magenta even array nozzle data 17 63 DATA_ODD_PM1 IN PhotoMagenta odd array nozzle data 9 64 to 67 VH IN...

Page 67: ...D GND 42 10 E_DATA_Bk1 OUT Even block Black data 1 41 11 E_DATA_Bk2 OUT Even block Black data 2 40 12 O_DATA_Bk1 OUT Odd block Black data 1 39 13 O_DATA_Bk2 OUT Odd block Black data 2 38 14 E_DATA_PC1 OUT Even block PhotoCyan data 1 37 15 E_DATA_PC2 OUT Even block PhotoCyan data 2 36 16 O_DATA_PC1 OUT Odd block PhotoCyan data 1 35 17 O_DATA_PC2 OUT Odd block PhotoCyan data 2 34 18 E_DATA_C1 OUT Ev...

Page 68: ...genta data 2 30 42 E_DATA_M1 OUT Even block Magenta data 1 9 43 E_DATA_M2 OUT Even block Magenta data 2 8 44 O_DATA_M1 OUT Odd block Magenta data 1 7 45 O_DATA_M2 OUT Odd block Magenta data 2 6 46 E_DATA_Y1 OUT Even block Yellow data 1 5 47 E_DATA_Y2 OUT Even block Yellow data 2 4 48 O_DATA_Y1 OUT Odd block Yellow data 1 3 49 O_DATA_Y2 OUT Odd block Yellow data 2 2 50 GND GND 1 J3002㧔㧔㧔㧔Head Po...

Page 69: ...driving voltage 18 2V 19 7 VH1 IN Heater driving voltage 18 2V 18 8 VH1 IN Heater driving voltage 18 2V 17 9 VH1 IN Heater driving voltage 18 2V 16 10 VH1 IN Heater driving voltage 18 2V 15 11 VH1 IN Heater driving voltage 18 2V 14 12 VH1 IN Heater driving voltage 18 2V 13 13 GND IN GND 12 14 GND IN GND 11 15 GND IN GND 10 16 GND IN GND 9 17 CRENCB IN CR encoder signal 8 18 CRENCA IN CR encoder si...

Page 70: ... hall element minus side 11 12 CR HUP OUT CR motor phase U hall element plus side 12 J1201 LF Motor Connector Pin No Pin No Pin No Pin No Signal Signal Signal Signal IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT Function Function Function Function 1 OUT_A OUT Paper feed motor phase A 2 OUT_B OUT Paper feed motor phase B J1502 Power Source Control and Connector Pin No Pin No Pin No Pin No Signal Signal Signal Signal...

Page 71: ...sor sense signal 2 GND GND J1304 To Optional Cassette Pin No Pin No Pin No Pin No Signal Signal Signal Signal IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT Function Function Function Function Cassette Board Cassette Board Cassette Board Cassette Board J1 J1 J1 J1 Pin No Pin No Pin No Pin No 1 OPT_CST1 PAPER NONE IN Optional cassette 1 Paper presence sense signal 1 2 PSIZE_L2 IN Paper size sense signal optional cass...

Page 72: ...7 5 TANK E2CS 4 OUT Tank EEPROM 4 select signal 8 4 TANK E2CS 3 OUT Tank EEPROM 3 select signal 9 3 TANK E2CS 2 OUT Tank EEPROM 2 select signal 10 2 TANK E2CS 1 OUT Tank EEPROM 1 select signal 11 1 TANK E2CS 0 OUT Tank EEPROM 0 select signal J1401 Ink Remaining Amount Detection Paper Presence and Check Sensor Connector Pin No Pin No Pin No Pin No Signal Signal Signal Signal IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN...

Page 73: ...ND A 3 8 B 3 9 7 PAGE D0 PAGE21 data signal A 4 8 PAGE D1 PAGE21 data signal B 4 9 PAGE D4 PAGE21 data signal A 5 10 PAGE D5 PAGE21 data signal B 5 11 PAGE D8 PAGE21 data signal A 6 12 PAGE D9 PAGE21 data signal B 6 13 PAGE D12 PAGE21 data signal A 7 14 PAGE D13 PAGE21 data signal B 7 16 PAGE AD4 PAGE21 address bus signal D 8 17 N C A 9 19 PAGE D ACK PAGE21 data ACK signal A 10 20 PAGE RESET PAGE2...

Page 74: ...ignal Signal Signal IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT Function Function Function Function 1 TANK_COVER Tank cover on off signal 2 GND J1301 To PE Sensor Pin No Pin No Pin No Pin No Signal Signal Signal Signal IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT IN OUT Function Function Function Function 1 MAIN 5V 2 GND 3 PE_SENSOR Paper edge detection signal J1601 J1601 J1601 J1601㧔㧔㧔㧔IEEE1394 IEEE1394 IEEE1394 IEEE1394㧕㧕㧕㧕 Pin ...

Page 75: ...6 17 GND Gnd Gnd 18 5 0V Vcc Vcc 19 STROBE RET Signal Gnd Signal Gnd 20 DATA1 RET Signal Gnd Signal Gnd 21 DATA2 RET Signal Gnd Signal Gnd 22 DATA3 RET Signal Gnd Signal Gnd 23 DATA4 RET Signal Gnd Signal Gnd 24 DATA5 RET Signal Gnd Signal Gnd 25 DATA6 RET Signal Gnd Signal Gnd 26 DATA7 RET Signal Gnd Signal Gnd 27 DATA8 RET Signal Gnd Signal Gnd 28 ACKNLG RET Signal Gnd Signal Gnd 29 BUSY RET Sig...

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