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EPSON Perfection V10/V100 Photo/V200 Photo/V350 Photo

Revision B

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Basic Specifications

1.2 Basic Specifications

Main unit

Note *1: The maximum output resolution of Perfection V200 Photo is 21,000 x 30,000 pixels.

*2: Motor basic step is 2400 dpi
*3: A4, draft mode

AFL (Perfection V350 Photo)

Product Type

Flatbed color image scanner

Scanning method

Moving carriage, stationary document

Optical
Sensor

Perfection V10/
V100 Photo

Alpha-Hyper CCD II

(6 lines color CCD with on chip micro lens)

Perfection V200 Photo Matrix CCD

(12 line color CCD with On chip micro lens)

Perfection V350 Photo 6 lines color CCD with micro lens

Effective
pixels

Perfection V10/
V100 Photo

27200 pixels (Main) x 37400 pixels (Sub) (3200 dpi)

Perfection V200 Photo/
V350 Photo

40800 pixels (Main) x 56160 pixels (Sub) (4800 dpi)

Maximum document size

216 x 297 mm (8.5 x 11.7 inches)
A4, US letter size

Scanning
resolution

Perfection V10/
V100 Photo

Main:

3200 dpi (6 lines color CCD)

Sub:

9600 dpi (Micro Step*

)

Perfection V200 Photo/

V350 Photo

Main:

4800 dpi (6 lines color CCD)

Sub:

9600 dpi (Micro Step*

)

Output resolution

50 to 6400 dpi in 1 dpi increments, 9600 dpi, 12800 dpi

Pixel depth

16 bits for each color (input/output)

Scanning
speed

Perfection V10/
V100 Photo

3200 dpi

Monochrome binary:

14.6 msec/line

Color:

14.6 msec/line

600 dpi

Monochrome binary:

4.0 msec/line

Color:

4.0 msec/line

Perfection V200 Photo

1200 dpi

Monochrome binary:

11.0 msec/line

Color:

5.6 msec/line

600 dpi

Monochrome binary:

2.9 msec/line

Color:

2.9 msec/line

Perfection V350 Photo

4800 dpi

Monochrome binary:

21.5 msec/line

Color:

21.5 msec/line

600 dpi

Monochrome binary:

4.2 msec/line

Color:

4.2 msec/line

Interface

USB2.0 (High-speed)

Light source

White cold cathode fluorescent lamp

Power source

AC Adaptor

Function buttons

4 push buttons (Start, Copy, E-Mail and PDF)

Command

Interpreter API (ESC/I-D2 FS support)

Dimensions/Weight

Refer to

Figure 1-5 "External Dimensions"

Reliability (MCBF)

10,000 cycles of carriage movement

Product type

Lid-type scanning unit for transparent documents

Light Source

White cold cathode fluorescent lamp

Max scan size

AFL:

36.83 x 44.5 mm

Film Holder:

36.83 x 122 mm

Document

Strip film:

35 mm x 6 frames (AFL)
35 mm x 3 frames (film holder)

Slide film:

35 mm x 2 frame (film holder)

Document setting
method

Strip film:

Auto feed to Film Home position
(films are ejected by the Eject button)

Slide film:

Use a film holder for slide films

Film Feeder

With a cover that pop opens with one-push

Power supply

Supplied from the scanner (main unit)

C A U T I O N

Films in the following conditions cannot be used

•

Warpage (curvature deformation) is significant

(Warp: 3 mm or above for main scan direction, Curl: 1 or above

roll for 232 mm)

•

Torn films, or with folds

•

Wet films

•

Films with a sticker or alike attached

•

Depleted films

•

Infrared films

Figure 1-1. Restrictions of Strip Films (Warpage/Curl)

Summary of Contents for PERFECTION V10

Page 1: ...EPSON PerfectionV10 PerfectionV100Photo PerfectionV200Photo PerfectionV350Photo Color Image Scanner Service Manual SESC06 002 ...

Page 2: ...tly appreciate being informed of them The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice The above not withstanding SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION can assume no responsibility for any errors in this manual or the consequences thereof EPSON is a registered trademark of SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION General Notice Other product names used herein are for identification purpose only and may be tradem...

Page 3: ...TRONIC COMPONENTS 4 WHEN DISASSEMBLING OR ASSEMBLING A PRODUCT MAKE SURE TO WEAR GLOVES TO AVOID INJURIER FROM METAL PARTS WITH SHARP EDGES WARNING 1 REPAIRS ON EPSON PRODUCT SHOULD BE PERFORMED ONLY BY AN EPSON CERTIFIED REPAIR TECHNICIAN 2 MAKE CERTAIN THAT THE SOURCE VOLTAGES IS THE SAME AS THE RATED VOLTAGE LISTED ON THE SERIAL NUMBER RATING PLATE IF THE EPSON PRODUCT HAS A PRIMARY AC RATING D...

Page 4: ...erence Board connection and Connector s signal alignment Electrical circuit boards schematics Symbols Used in this Manual Various symbols are used throughout this manual either to provide additional information on a specific topic or to warn of possible danger present during a procedure or an action Be aware of all symbols when they are used and always read the NOTE the CAUTION or the WARNING mess...

Page 5: ...ting Conditions p 10 Perfection V200 Photo specs are added to 1 3 Exterior Specifications p 12 Chapter 2 Perfection V200 Photo specs are added to 2 1 3 Carriage Protection Operation p 22 Perfection V200 Photo specs are added to 2 2 Control Circuit p 25 Chapter 4 Perfection V200 Photo specs are added to 4 1 4 Packaging and Shipping Cautions p 32 Chapter 6 6 1 2 Lubrication p 59 Oil type is changed ...

Page 6: ...t 34 4 3 1 Hinge Disengagement 34 4 3 2 Document Cover 35 4 3 3 Upper Housing 35 4 3 4 Hinge 36 4 3 5 Panel Board 37 4 3 6 Main Board 37 4 3 7 CR Motor 39 4 3 8 Driven Pulley 41 4 3 9 Carriage Unit 41 4 4 Disassembly of TPU 43 4 4 1 TPU Upper Housing 43 4 4 2 Harness TPU TPU Inverter Board 44 4 4 3 Lamp Assy 45 4 5 Disassembly of AFL 46 4 5 1 Separation of AFL Upper Housing Assy AFL Lower Housing ...

Page 7: ...C H A P T E R 1 PRODUCTDESCRIPTION ...

Page 8: ...riety of file types BMP JPEG TIFF RAW PICT PDF EPSON Scan Works not only as a TWAIN driver but also as a stand alone application to save images without a graphic application e g Photoshop Full automatic mode for reflective and transparent films also Home Mode and Professional Mode for more detailed settings Thumbnail view support Professional tools are added Histogram Multiple level un sharp mask ...

Page 9: ...nary 4 0 msec line Color 4 0 msec line Perfection V200 Photo 1200 dpi Monochrome binary 11 0 msec line Color 5 6 msec line 600 dpi Monochrome binary 2 9 msec line Color 2 9 msec line Perfection V350 Photo 4800 dpi Monochrome binary 21 5 msec line Color 21 5 msec line 600 dpi Monochrome binary 4 2 msec line Color 4 2 msec line Interface USB2 0 High speed Light source White cold cathode fluorescent ...

Page 10: ...0 A 100 V 200 V models Static electricity Contact discharge 2kV 4kV 5kV Air discharge 2kV 4kV 8kV 10kV ENERGY CONSERVATION Environmental Protection International Energy Star Program compliant Korea Energy Star Ecoleaf Perfection V350 Photo ENVIRONMENTAL OPERATING CONDITIONS Dust Ordinary office or home condition Extreme dust should be avoided Luminous intensity Avoid direct sunlight and vicinity o...

Page 11: ...1 Guideline for the suppression of Harmonics in Household and General Use Equipment EN61000 3 2 GB17625 1 J60950 H16 UL60950 1 NOM 019 SCFI CNS14336 IEC60950 1 EN60950 1 GB4943 K60950 AS NZS60950 Perfection V10 V100 Photo Perfection V200 Photo Perfection V350 Photo Vendor ID 0x04B8h 0x04B8h 0x04B8h Product ID 0x012Dh 0x012Eh 0x012Fh USB2 0 Interface Operating System USB 1 1 Microsoft Windows 98 SE...

Page 12: ...ction V200 Photo can be turned On Off by the Start button however the button cannot turn it Off during EPSON Scan is running Indicators I Note 1 Warm up scanning initialization or other operation is in progress 2 The LED does not flash red for some errors Option error Command error LED LED Table 1 3 Buttons Function 1 No Name Functions Start 2 Starts the EPSON Smart Panel Copy Prints photos and ma...

Page 13: ...6 x 297 mm horizontal x vertical Figure 1 6 Scanning Range for Reflective Document Table 1 5 Dimensions and Weight Perfection V10 Perfection V100 Photo Perfection V200 Photo Perfection V350 Photo Dimensions mm W 430 430 430 D 280 280 280 H 41 57 73 Weight Kg Approx 2 2 Approx 2 6 Approx 2 9 Perfection V10 Perfection V100 Photo Perfection V200 Photo Perfection V350 Photo W H H W D D D W H 216mm 1 0...

Page 14: ...erfection V350 Photo Scanning Range for Transparent Document Size Strip film 36 83 x 44 5mm horizontal x vertical Slide film 36 83 x 112mm horizontal x vertical Figure 1 8 Scanning range for transparent document Note 1 Origin Point for Strip film scanning 2 Origin Point for Slide 3 frame film scanning 236mm 32 9 mm 244 4 mm 91 85mm 23 6 mm Front Origin Point Strip Film Flame Scan area First bit Fi...

Page 15: ... parameter request FS S Start scanning Extended FS G TWAIN Interpreter Interface Control TWAIN and driver System driver OS Scanner Protocol ESC I command level D2 Protocol Scanner native command Set data form Set data format ESC D i Set resolution ESC R n1 n2 Set scanning area ESC A n1 n2 n3 n4 Set color ESC C i Correction Set gamma correction ESC Z i Download gamma table ESC z i d 256 Image dispo...

Page 16: ...urrent setting maintained The scanner returns NACK and waits for the next command parameter The scanner recovers from the error by receiving a correct command Fatal error The main unit is faulty The lamp is dead The Carriage does not return to its home position The red LED flashes Turn the scanner off and then back on The cover was opened while scanning is in progress Close the cover The document ...

Page 17: ...C H A P T E R 2 OPERATINGPRINCIPLES ...

Page 18: ...nes CCD microlens and its control and drive circuits Inverter Board Boosts 24VDC and converts DC to AC to generate the voltage for driving the Lamp white cool cathode fluorescent lamp Lamps White cool cathode fluorescent lamp 1 piece for reflective document is used as a light source Mirror Lens Mechanism The beam applied to the scanned document is reflected passes through the Mirror Lens Mechanism...

Page 19: ...uorescent lamp Lamp White cool cathode fluorescent lamp 1 piece for transparent document is used as a light source Figure 2 3 TPU Mechanism AFL OUTLINE PERFECTION V350 PHOTO The AFL consists of AFL Inverter Board and Lamp light source AFL Inverter Board Boosts 24VDC and converts DC to AC to generate the voltage for driving the Lamps white cool cathode fluorescent lamp Lamp White cool cathode fluor...

Page 20: ... Sensor is moved by CR drive The scanned data are sent to the Control Board The scanning of Line n data and the processing of Line n 1 image data are performed consecutively at the same time Figure 2 5 Carriage Movement The Carriage Unit slides in the sub scanning direction by the CR Timing Belt Motor which is powered by the transmitted force from the CR Motor as shown below The CR Motor is a step...

Page 21: ...ts the film inserted into the film entry 2 The AFL Motor starts to rotate clockwise and feed the film 3 The film is sandwiched between the AFL Motor Belt and the Film Retainer Plate to be fed 4 The Film Sensor Rear detects the film The Film Sensor Rear determines that film jams occurred when it cannot detect the film within the specified time 5 Carry out scanning 6 After a lapse of specified time ...

Page 22: ...sh Button no action was taken even with the event selection window opened in the PC display 2 The Carriage will move to the center and lamp will turn off if the EPSON Scan is shut down regardless of any action taken or passed time 3 Including the 30 seconds before the Carriage moves to the center WHEN PUSH BUTTON EVENT IS NOT EFFECTIVE The condition of Carriage movement when the Push Button event ...

Page 23: ... move to the center and lamp will turn off after 13 seconds from warm up completion If the Epson scan was activated during the 13 seconds shown above and still kept active after the 13 seconds the Carriage will move to the center and lamp will turn off when the Epson Scan is shut down This also applies when the scanner and the Push Button is pressed The Epson Scan was active without any preview or...

Page 24: ... Moves to the home position Lit Lit When EPSON Scan is started up while the carriage has moved to the center Running Upon receiving a command 14 5 minutes Moves to the center Off Off Running Upon receiving a command Moves to the home position Lit Lit When the scanner receives a command while the carriage has moved to the center Not running Upon exit from EPSON Scan 5 minutes Moves to the center Of...

Page 25: ...sing Operation The sequence of scanned image processing is explained in order below 1 CCD Board CCD Image Sensor Optoelectronic transformation processing reflected light optical energy from a document surface is transformed into electric charge electric energy Amplification processing 2 Main Board scanned image data processing A D conversion processing scanned image data generated as an analog ele...

Page 26: ...C H A P T E R 3 TROUBLESHOOTING ...

Page 27: ...hoto Table 3 1 Command error LED Indication Cause Scanner Action Received an undefined command or undefined command parameter The scanner ignores the incorrect command or parameter Current setting maintained The scanner returns NACK and waits for the next command parameter Recovery The scanner recovers from the error by receiving a correct command No indication Table 3 2 Fatal error LED Indication...

Page 28: ...n the Mirror Yes Remove the extraneous matter from the Mirror blow away the smudges dust 3 Main Board failure Replace the Main Board with a new one Refer to 4 3 6 Main Board P37 4 CCD Sensor Board failure Replace the Carriage Unit with a new one Refer to 4 3 9 Carriage Unit P41 Table 3 5 The Main Unit does not perform initialization operation Step Cause Point to be checked Result Corrective Action...

Page 29: ...s disconnected from the AFL Main Board Is the connector of the AFL Sensor A disconnected from the AFL Main Board Yes Connect the connectors 2 The AFL Motor connector is disconnected from the AFL Main Board Is the AFL Motor connector disconnected from the AFL Main Board Yes Connect the connectors 3 The connector of the AFL Sensor B is disconnected from the AFL Main Board Is the connector of the AFL...

Page 30: ...C H A P T E R 4 DISASSEMBLY ASSEMBLY ...

Page 31: ...you have to work with power ON for voltage measurement etc use extreme care not to get an electric shock and do the work in accordance with the procedure given in this manual To prevent your hands from being cut by sharp edges always wear gloves before starting disassembly reassembly When touching any internal components use a static electricity discharger such as anti static wrist straps and hand...

Page 32: ...od 1 Turn on the power of Perfection V10 V100 Photo V200 Photo V350 Photo 2 Hold down the following buttons simultaneously for more than three seconds Perfection V10 V100 Photo V350 Photo The Start button and the Scan to PDF button Perfection V200 Photo The Scan to Mail button and the Copy button 3 Check that the carriage has moved to the center of the scanner C A U T I O N If the Packaging and Sh...

Page 33: ... following figure Figure 4 1 Perfection V10 V100 Photo V350 Photo Disassembly Reassembly Flowchart Document Cover P 35 Upper Housing P 35 Carriage Unit P 41 CR Motor P 39 Main Board P 37 Hinge P 36 Driven Pulley P 41 Harness TPU TPU Inverter Board P 44 Panel Board P 37 Lamp Assy P 45 Harness AFL AFL Main Board P 47 Separation of AFL Upper Housing Assy AFL Lower Housing Assy P 46 Start Disassembly ...

Page 34: ...ent of the hinge 2 C A U T I O N When disengaging the Hinge the Document Cover TPU Unit AFL Unit may hit the scanner main unit and damage it Place cushioning material such as a cloth to the Hinge side of the scanner main unit during operation to avoid damage C H E C K P O I N T Disengaging method of the Hinge to remove the Document Cover TPU AFL from the scanner main unit is common for Perfection ...

Page 35: ... P O I N T Instead of the Document Cover Perfection V100 Photo V200 Photo V350 Photo are equipped with TPU Unit AFL Unit For disassembly of the TPU Unit AFL Unit see the sections given below Perfection V100 Photo V200 Photo 4 4 1 TPU Upper Housing P43 Perfection V350 Photo 4 5 1 Separation of AFL Upper Housing Assy AFL Lower Housing Assy P46 C H E C K P O I N T Even after disengaging the Hinge Per...

Page 36: ...r 4 3 4 Hinge 1 Remove the Upper Housing 4 3 3 Upper Housing on page 35 2 Remove the Hinge from the slot of the Upper Housing Figure 4 7 Removing the Hinge When reassembling the Optical Plate Function Buttons and the Button Cover refer to the figure below Figure 4 6 Reassembling the Optical Plate Function Buttons Button Cover Upper Housing Bottom side Hook Button Cover Optical Plate Function Butto...

Page 37: ...moving the Grounding Plate 3 Remove the screw C B P 3x8 5 7 kgf cm that secures the Upper Main Board Shield Plate 4 Remove the Upper Main Board Shield Plate from the gap between the Lower Housing and the Lower Main Board Shield Plate Figure 4 10 Removing the Upper Main Board Shield Plate REASSEMBLY When reassembling the Panel Board match the notch to the rib of the Lower Housing Figure 4 8 on page...

Page 38: ... insert the plate under the Lower Main Board Shield Plate For the Perfection V100 Photo V200 Photo V350 Photo make sure to screw the Upper Main Board Shield Plate together with the earth cable of the Harness TPU Harness AFL When reassembling the Upper Main Board Shield Plate be careful not to get the CR Motor cable caught under the plate Figure 4 11 Reassembling the Upper Main Board Shield Plate G...

Page 39: ...e the CR Motor Cable from the rib of the Lower Housing The Main Board differs between the Perfection V10 the Perfection V100 Photo V350 Photo and the Perfection V200 Photo When replacing the Man Board make sure to replace with a correct one Perfection V10 B184MAIN Perfection V100 Photo V350 Photo B184MAIN B Perfection V200 Photo B188MAIN When reassembling the CR Motor make sure to route the CR Mot...

Page 40: ...d the two Gears and remove the Timing Belt from the CR Motor Assy Figure 4 17 Removing the CR Motor 2 C C P 3x8 Damper CR Motor Assy CR Motor Assy Bottom side Timing Belt Gears Washers After replacing the CR Motor make sure to apply G 45 grease to the specified area Chapter 6 MAINTENANCE P58 Make sure to loop the Timing Belt over the shaft with the larger Gear Attach the Dampers so that the thick ...

Page 41: ... page 39 3 Remove the Driven Pulley 4 3 8 Driven Pulley on page 41 4 Remove the Carriage FFC that is secured to the Lower Housing with double sided tape and release the Carriage FFC from the rib of the Lower Housing Figure 4 20 Removing the Carriage FFC After replacing the Driven Pulley make sure to apply G 45 grease to the specified area Chapter 6 MAINTENANCE P58 When installing the Driven Pulley...

Page 42: ...Clamp that secures the Timing Belt to the Carriage Unit in the direction of the arrow 7 Remove the Torsion Spring and remove the Timing Belt Figure 4 22 Removing the Timing Belt Driven Pulley side Shaft holder Carriage Shaft Lower Housing Carriage Unit After replacing the Carriage Unit make sure to apply G 45 grease to the specified area Chapter 6 MAINTENANCE P58 Install the Timing Belt and the To...

Page 43: ...e four screws C B P 3x8 5 7 kgf that secure the TPU Upper Housing Figure 4 25 Removing the TPU Upper Housing 1 4 Using a flat blade screwdriver push outward on the left and right sides of the TPU Upper Housing frame to widen it and release the two Hook A 5 Disengage the two Hook B by pinching them 6 Slide the TPU Lower Housing in the direction of the arrow then release the four Hook C and remove t...

Page 44: ...wer Housing 4 Remove the Cover Sheet Figure 4 27 Remove the Harness TPU CN2 TPU Inverter Board under the Cover Sheet Harness TPU TPU Lower Housing Cover Sheet Reassemble the Harness TPU following the steps below 1 Insert the Stopper of the Harness TPU into the socket of the TPU Lower Housing Make sure that the T mark on the stopper facing upwards 2 Set the Expansion Tube of the Harness TPU into th...

Page 45: ... Upper Housing 4 4 1 TPU Upper Housing on page 43 2 Disconnect CN1 connector from the TPU Inverter Board Figure 4 29 on page 45 3 Press part A of the Glass Stopper and remove the two Glass Stoppers 4 Slide the Lamp Assy in the direction of the arrow to release it from the four hooks and remove the Lamp Assy Figure 4 30 Removing the Lamp Assy C B P 3x8 CN1 TPU Inverter Board Route the cables of the...

Page 46: ... Film Holder Assy from the AFL Unit Figure 4 31 Removing the AFL Housing Mat 4 Open the Film Ejection Cover following the steps below 1 Push the knobs of the Film Ejection Cover from both sides 2 Open the Film Ejection Cover Figure 4 32 Opening the Film Ejection Cover 5 Remove the seven screws C B P 3x8 5 7 kgf and separate the AFL Upper Housing Assy and the AFL Lower Housing Assy Figure 4 33 Remo...

Page 47: ... from the AFL Main Board 4 Remove the screw C B P 3x8 5 7 kgf cm that secures the earth cable and remove the Harness AFL from the AFL Lower Housing Figure 4 34 Removing the Harness AFL 3 Remove the screw C B P 3x8 5 7 kgf cm that secures the AFL Main Board and the AFL Main Board Cover 4 Disconnect CN2 CN3 CN4 CN6 connectors from the AFL Main Board and remove the AFL Main Board and the AFL Main Boa...

Page 48: ...ing Assy on page 46 2 Disconnect CN6 connector from the AFL Main Board Figure 4 36 on page 47 3 Remove the Cover Sheet Figure 4 38 Removing the AFL Inverter Board 1 When installing the AFL Main Board match the guide pin and the positioning hole When reassembling the AFL Main Board Cover match the two guide pins and the positioning holes Figure 4 37 Installing the AFL Main Board AFL Main Board AFL ...

Page 49: ... 4 5 4 Lamp Assy 1 Separate the AFL Upper Housing Assy AFL Lower Housing Assy 4 5 1 Separation of AFL Upper Housing Assy AFL Lower Housing Assy on page 46 2 Disconnect CN2 connector from the AFL Inverter Board Figure 4 38 on page 48 3 Remove the two screws C B P 3x8 5 7 kgf cm that secure the Lamp Assy 4 Lift up the Lamp Assy from the screws attached side to release the two tabs from the slit of t...

Page 50: ... the AFL Sensor B Figure 4 42 Removing the AFL Sensor B When installing the Lamp Assy match the two guide pins and the positioning holes Route the Lamp Assy cables through the two hooks six ribs and seven notches as shown below Figure 4 41 Installing the Lamp Assy Hook Rib Notch Guide pin and positioning hole When installing the AFL Sensor B match the two guide pins and the positioning holes Route...

Page 51: ...he AFL Upper Housing Assy AFL Lower Housing Assy 4 5 1 Separation of AFL Upper Housing Assy AFL Lower Housing Assy on page 46 2 Disconnect CN3 connector from the AFL Main Board Figure 4 36 on page 47 3 Turn over the AFL Lower Housing and open the Film Ejection Cover 4 5 1 Separation of AFL Upper Housing Assy AFL Lower Housing Assy on page 46 4 Remove the two screws C B P 3x8 5 7 kgf and remove the...

Page 52: ...3x8 5 7 kgf that secures the AFL Sensor A and remove the AFL Sensor A from the Cover Lower Assy Figure 4 46 Removing the AFL Sensor A AFL Sensor A Cover Cover Lower Assy Insert a flat blade screwdriver C B P 3x8 AFL Sensor A Cover Lower Assy When reassembling the AFL Sensor A route the cables toward the Main Board through the two holes shown in the figure below and connect the cables to CN3 connec...

Page 53: ...Damper and remove the Damper and the Film Holder Figure 4 48 Removing the Damper Film Holder AFL Upper Housing C B P 3x8 Damper AFL Upper Housing Film Holder Install the Damper Film Holder following the steps below 1 With the Film Holder wide open insert the shaft of the Film Holder into the hole of the AFL Upper Housing 2 Insert the dowel of the Damper into the hole of the Film Holder Since the s...

Page 54: ...at secure the Film Holder Lock with a flat blade screwdriver and push out the Film Holder toward the outside of the AFL Upper Housing Figure 4 50 Removing the Film Holder Lock 3 Insert the two guide pins of the AFL Upper Housing into the positioning holes of the Damper and screw the Damper Figure 4 49 Reassembling the Damper Film Holder Film Holder Damper AFL Upper Housing Guide pin and positionin...

Page 55: ...arate the AFL Upper Housing Assy AFL Lower Housing Assy 4 5 1 Separation of AFL Upper Housing Assy AFL Lower Housing Assy on page 46 2 Disengage the hook that secures the Eject Button then release it from the two dowels of the AFL Upper Housing and remove the Eject Button Figure 4 51 Removing the Eject Button Dowel Hook Eject Button ...

Page 56: ...C H A P T E R 5 ADJUSTMENT ...

Page 57: ...EPSON Perfection V10 V100 Photo V200 Photo V350 Photo Revision B ADJUSTMENT 57 This product does not require any adjustment in the range of the disassembly and reassembly explained in Chapter 4 ...

Page 58: ...C H A P T E R 6 MAINTENANCE ...

Page 59: ...etely wipe it with a dry clean cloth again Scanner inside When the Upper Housing has been removed much dirt and dust enter from the outside Therefore reinstall the Upper Housing after fully air blowing the scanner inside and Upper Housing 6 1 2 Lubrication Lubrication is required when any part of the Carriage Unit of the scanner has been replaced or the Carriage moves with noticeably large operati...

Page 60: ...n Pulley P41 Oil type G 45 Tool Brush Amount Moderate amount Lubrication Point Lubrication point Carriage Shaft Refer to 4 3 9 Carriage Unit P41 Oil type G 45 Tool Brush Amount Moderate amount Remark Apply the grease while rotating the carriage shaft approx three turns in one direction and another three turns in the opposite direction Lubrication Point Apply the grease while rotating the carriage ...

Page 61: ...C H A P T E R 7 APPENDIX ...

Page 62: ...umber of Pins Main Board CN1 CCD Board 11 CN2 CN3 AC Input 3 CN4 PNL Board 8 CN5 1 AFL Main Board 8 CN6 USB Connector 4 CN7 CR Motor 4 CN8 2 TPU Inverter Board 2 CCD Board CN1 Main Board 11 CN2 CN3 Inverter Board 2 Inverter Board CN1 CCD Board 2 CN2 Lamp 2 Panel Board CN1 Main Board 8 Table 7 2 The TPU Connection Table Perfection V100 Photo V200 Photo Board Connector Description Number of Pins TPU...

Page 63: ...V O 3 D6 I 4 D4 I 5 D2 I 6 DO I 7 TG I 8 GND 9 SDEN8 I 10 RESET8 I 11 13 5V O Table 7 5 Main Board CN2 CCD Board Pin No Signal I O 1 GND 2 5 12V 1 VCC 2 5 17V 3 O 3 GND 4 ADCK O 5 GND 6 D1 I 7 D3 I 8 D5 I 9 D7 I 10 INV_GND 11 L13 5V O Table 7 6 Main Board CN3 AC Input Pin No Signal I O 1 13 5VDC I 2 GND 3 GND Table 7 7 Main Board CN4 PNL Board Pin No Signal I O 1 OP LED O 2 ERR LED O 3 PUSH SW3 I ...

Page 64: ... Inverter Board Pin No Signal I O 1 L13 5V O 2 INV_GND O Table 7 13 Inverter Board CN2 Lamp Pin No Signal I O 1 LAMP O 2 LAMP O Table 7 14 TPU Inverter Board CN2 Lamp Pin No Signal I O 1 LAMP O 2 LAMP O Table 7 15 AFL Main Board CN2 AFL Motor Pin No Signal I O 1 AX O 2 A O 3 BX O 4 B O Table 7 16 AFL Main Board CN3 Sensor A Pin No Signal I O 1 GND 2 SENSOR I 3 Power O Table 7 17 AFL Main Board CN4...

Page 65: ...rams of this product are show on the following pages Main Board Perfection V10 Perfection V100 Photo V350 Photo Perfection V200 Photo CCD Board Perfection V10 V100 Photo Perfection V350 Photo Perfection V200 Photo Panel Board Perfection V10 V100 Photo V350 Photo Perfection V200 Photo AFL Perfection V350 Photo AFL Main Board AFL Sensor A AFL Sensor B ...

Page 66: ...Model GT S600 Perfection V10 Board Main Board Rev C Sheet 1 1 ...

Page 67: ...Model GT F650 GT F700 Perfection V100 Photo V350 Photo Board Main Board Rev F Sheet 1 1 ...

Page 68: ...Model GT F670 Perfection V200 Photo Board Main Board Rev C Sheet 1 1 ...

Page 69: ...Model GT S600 GT F650 Perfection V10 V100 Photo Board CCD Board Rev D Sheet 1 1 ...

Page 70: ...Model GT F700 Perfection V350 Photo Board CCD Board Rev D Sheet 1 1 ...

Page 71: ...Model GT F670 Perfection V200 Photo Board CCD Board Rev A Sheet 1 1 ...

Page 72: ...Model GT S600 GT F650 GT F700 Perfection V10 V100 Photo V350 Photo Board Panel Board Rev C Sheet 1 1 ...

Page 73: ...Model GT F700 Perfection V350 Photo Board AFL Main Board Rev C Sheet 1 1 ...

Page 74: ...Model GT F700 Perfection V350 Photo Board AFL Sensor B Rev B Sheet 1 1 ...

Page 75: ...Model GT F700 Perfection V350 Photo Board AFL Sensor A Rev B Sheet 1 1 ...

Page 76: ...Model GT F670 Perfection V200 Photo Board Panel Board Rev B Sheet 1 1 ...

Page 77: ...200 Photo V350 Photo Revision B APPENDIX Exploded Diagram Service Parts List 77 7 3 Exploded Diagram Service Parts List This manual does not provide the exploded diagrams and the parts list See SPI Service Parts Information for details ...

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