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4 PRINT HEAD

MT002-1 has a thick

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 lm thermal printhead and is allowed to have 4.0 A maximum power absorbed, the print 

density variation may become larger if the number of dots energized at same time becomes greater than 64.
Scanning Line Time (SLT) is the time to print one complete line using all strobes available. The relation between 
the printhead supply voltage and “On Time” (Ton) is as follows:

Po = Io

2

 x Rav =

VH

2

 x Rave

Ton =

Eo

(Rcom x N + Rave + Ric + Ric)

2

Po

or

Po =

Eo

VH =

Po

 x (Rcom x N + Rav + Ric)

Ton

Rav

SYMBOL

PARAMETER

VALUE

UNIT

Rav

Average resistance (Heater resi Lead resistance)

176

Ω

N

No. of burning dots at same time

(example 100)

dots

Rcom

Common Resistance

0.05

Ω

Ric

Driver saturated resistance

9

Ω

4.1 Operation precautions

When continuous printing is performed the supply energy should be reduced so that the substrate tem-

1. 

perature show in Maximum Condition Table.
Power On and Off sequence must be in the following order to prevent the dot element damage:

2. 

Turn On= Apply the logic supply voltage (Vdd) first and then the printhead supply voltage (VH).
Turn Off= Switch off the printhead supply voltage (VH) 

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 rst and then turn the logic voltage (Vdd) off.

The printhead shall be disabled in STB during Power ON/OFF, or Power (VH)-Logic(Vdd) sequence de-

3. 

scribed in note 2 shall be kept.
Heat elements and IC’s shall be anti-electrostatic in order to prevent the electrostatic destruction. Do not 

4. 

touch the connector pins with naked hands.
The printhead substrate surface is coated with glass and mechanical stress or shock (including dust scratch 

5. 

damage) should be avoided to prevent damage.
When the printhead operation is 

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 nished, printsupply voltage (including the charged voltage with capacitor) 

6. 

should be reduced to the ground level and remained until next printhead operation occur.
Condensation should be avoided. If condensation occurred, do not switch on the printhead power until 

7. 

condensation disappear.
Print quality would be degraded if paper or ink residue were sticked on the heat element area. For such a 

8. 

case, please use applicator with alcohol to clean up. Do not use the sandpaper destroying the heat ele-
ments.
If printing sound, for example sticking sound, occured, please review and adjust the paper feed mechanism 

9. 

and the electrical pulse to avoid these kind of mechanical resonance.
Please pay attention that the paper used does not include bad factor to affect printhead life.

10. 

The print density variation may become larger if the number of dots energized at same time becomes 

11. 

greater than 100.
In order to avoid surge, a 47 

μ

F capacitor is required between VH and GND at controller board side. 0.1 

12. 

μ

F ceramic capacitor should be placed between VDD and GND.

4. PRINT HEAD

User Manual

  MT002-1  4-1

Summary of Contents for MT002-1

Page 1: ...OEM USER MANUAL MT002 1 MT002 1...

Page 2: ...the manual is used Information regarding any errors found in it or suggestions on how it could be improved are appreciated Since products are subject to continuous check and improvement CUSTOM ENGINEE...

Page 3: ...1 Operation precautions 4 1 4 2 Block diagram of the electrical circuit 4 2 4 3 Printing data and printing position 4 3 4 4 Electrical characteristics of circuit 4 3 4 5 Switching characteristics of...

Page 4: ...TABLE OF CONTENTS ii MT002 1 User Manual...

Page 5: ...n objects of any kind into the mechanism as this could cause a short circuit or dam age parts that could jeopardize mechanism functioning Do not spill liquids onto the mechanism Do not carry out techn...

Page 6: ...s Head power supply VH 7 2 8 5 V absolute max ratings CURRENT CONSUMPTION Medium 2 5 A Max 4 A Peak 3 A LIFE REABILITY 50 Km 1 x 108 pulse RECOMMENDED PAPER WEIGTH 55 g m2 RECOMMENDED PAPER OJI KF 50H...

Page 7: ...ALLATION AND USE 2 1 Mechanism components Paper outfeed 1 Print Head 2 Knob paper feed 3 Print Head flat cable 4 Paper outfeed 5 Paper end sensor 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 INSTALLATION AND USE User Manual MT002...

Page 8: ...2 INSTALLATION AND USE 2 2 MT002 1 User Manual...

Page 9: ...upply 8 DI Data input 9 CLK Serial clock 10 GND Ground 11 GND Ground 12 STB6 Strobe6 signal 13 STB5 Strobe5 signal 14 STB4 Strobe4 signal 15 VDD Logic voltage 16 TM Thermistor 17 TM Thermistor 18 STB3...

Page 10: ...ctrical circuit block diagrams 28 30 29 27 5 4 3 2 1 6 7 PH2A Motor B A PH2B PH1B PH1A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 28 27 29 30 CATHODE ANODE COLLECTORE EMITTER MOTOR PAPER END SENSOR 3 CONNECTIONS 3 2 MT002 1 User...

Page 11: ...n note 2 shall be kept Heat elements and IC s shall be anti electrostatic in order to prevent the electrostatic destruction Do not 4 touch the connector pins with naked hands The printhead substrate s...

Page 12: ...10 11 21 22 12 23 8 9 16 17 VH GND TM TM CLK DO DI LAT 15 Vdd STB6 13 STB5 14 STB4 18 STB3 19 STB2 24 1 2 6 5 4 3 LATCH REGISTER SHIFT REGISTER 20 STB1 STB No Dot No Dots STB 1 1 64 64 2 65 128 64 3 1...

Page 13: ...INI TYP MAXI UNIT CONDITIONS Head power supply VH 7 2 8 5 V Logic power supply VDD 3 00 5 00 5 25 V Logic supply current IDD 54 mA fDI fCLK 2 Input Voltage High VIH 0 8 x VDD VDD V STB DI LAT CLK Low...

Page 14: ...Latch Hold time t hold LAT 80 ns STB set up time t setup STB 300 ns Driver out delay time tdo 10 30 s VDD 5 0V VDD 3 3V NOTES CLK should be used at duty 50 5 if operated more than fCLK 5MHz or fCLK 3M...

Page 15: ...described in the Maximum conditions table Resistance R25 30 KW 5 at 25 C B value 3950 K 2 Operating temperature 20 80 C Time costant Max 30 sec in the air Then the resistance value R versus temperatu...

Page 16: ...4 PRINT HEAD 4 6 MT002 1 User Manual...

Page 17: ...que 1200 pps 13 3 gf cm MIN Insulation resistance 100 M MIN 500 Vdc Insulation class Class E Dielectric strength AC 500V 1 min Life 3000 Hr min Maximum coil temperature 115 C 5 2 Excitation sequence T...

Page 18: ...driver lose voltage VCEsat 2 Please check the ratio print pause to prevent the overtemperature on stepper motor 2 If the motor is driven by more than 5 volts we suggest to use a chopper driving in ord...

Page 19: ...temperature range TSTG 30 100 C 1 Note Pulse width 100 s Repetitive frequency 100 Hz Opto electrical characteristics Ta 25 C PARAMETER SYMBOL CONDITIONS MIN TYP MAX UNIT Input Forward voltage VF IF 10...

Page 20: ...6 1 graphics of typical characteristics Collector Power dissipation vs Ambient Temperature Forward Current vs Forward Voltage 6 SENSOR 6 2 MT002 1 User Manual...

Page 21: ...Light Current vs Forward Current Light Current vs Collector Emitter Voltage 90 Reflective paper 6 SENSOR User Manual MT002 1 6 3...

Page 22: ...Relative light current vs Ambient temperature Dark current vs Ambient temperature 6 SENSOR 6 4 MT002 1 User Manual...

Page 23: ...Switching time vs Load resistance Relative light current vs Moving distance 6 SENSOR User Manual MT002 1 6 5...

Page 24: ...6 SENSOR 6 6 MT002 1 User Manual...

Page 25: ...02 1 thermal printing mechanism Dimensions in mm 30 0 1 57 5 29 33 13 1 26 0 1 31 32 95 10 5 0 3 2 2 2 0 05 2 6 4 5 0 05 2 5 5 4 7 28 5 0 1 27 75 0 1 27 75 0 1 17 4 21 5 58 1 13 5 8 9 55 11 7 67 3 26...

Page 26: ...7 DIMENSIONS 7 8 MT002 1 User Manual...

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