Olympus OEP-3, Service Manual

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Specifications (Continued)
When IMMED. CAP. is set to OFF
V-SYNC
01
8
7
6
t
RPE
t
RPW
v
RP
The above example shows that the images at the seventh and eighth positions are captured. However, images at another positions could be captured depending on the printer mode and printer settings.
Note
When AUTO LIVE of the FUNCTION SETUP menu is set to OFF, the memory image is displayed on the screen after the image is captured in memory. In such a case, whenever you capture an image, press the SOURCE/MEMORY button so that the source image appears on the video monitor. Displaying the memory image does not allow you to capture the image with the correct timing. Notation tRPE tRPW VRP
Parameter Time within which a remote control pulse should be cleared to zero. Length of a remote control pulse. Amplitude of a remote control pulse.
MIN 3 100 –
TYP – – –
MAX
12 – 5
Unit msec msec V
Remarks
– – This value is based on TTL standards.
When IMMED. CAP. is set to ON
Notation tRPE tRPW VRP
Parameter Time within which a remote control pulse should be cleared to zero. Length of a remote control pulse. Amplitude of a remote control pulse.
MIN 3 100 –
TYP – – –
MAX
10 – 5
Unit msec msec V
Remarks
– – This value is based on TTL standards.
Note
This mode is effective only when the source image is displayed on the monitor screen. If the memory image is displayed, the image will not be captured even if the pulse is sent to the printer. Be sure to display the source image when sending the pulse. CAPTURE timing pulse for REMOTE 3 Input equivalent circuit Output equivalent circuit
V-SYNC
01
3
8
2
t RPE
t RPW
v
RP
FL
5V
33
Ω
10K
FL
Remote control pulse signal
Captured image
Remote control pulse signal
Captured image
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Others
Pin assignment
Pin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Input: Input the signal at the low level for more
than 100 msec.
VD OUTPUT: The VD of the input signal
currently selected is output.
Light: A high level signal is output when the
printer is capturing the image in memory.
Busy: A high level signal is output when the
printer can capture an image and can print. A low level signal is output when the printer cannot capture
a)
the image, when the printer
cannot print, or when the printer neither can capture the image or print.
a)
When the printer cannot capture the image: When an input signal already exists in the printer and the user wants to capture the image in a certain memory location, but cannot because the image stored in that memory location is being printed.
Note
When AUTO LIVE of the FUNCTION SETUP menu is set to OFF, the memory image is displayed on the screen after the image is captured in memory. In such a case, whenever you store the image, press the SOURCE/MEMORY button so that the source image appears on the video monitor. Displaying the memory image does not allow you to capture the image with the correct timing. Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
Remarks (Input)
TTL level
(Input)
TTL level
(Input)
TTL level
(Input)
TTL level
(Input)
TTL level
–– (Output)
TTL level
(Output)
TTL level
(Output)
TTL level
Signal A B C Reserved Capture GND VD output Light Busy