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PFU LIMITED

P1PA03334-B30X/6

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DESCRIPTION

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DATE

T.Anzai

APPR.

K.Okada

Aug.19, 2005

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CUST.

I.Fujioka

T.Anzai

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fi-5530C/fi-5530C2

IMAGE SCANNER

MAINTENANCE MANUAL

APPR.

TITLE

DRAW.

No.

Feb.23, 2007

Section 2-4

2-4 Electric Component Block Diagram

Base Unit

PA03334-D971

Upper Unit
PA03334-D981
PA03334-D987
PA03334-D985 03
PA03334-D988 03

Control PCA
PA03334-K905
PA03334-K915 03

Input
+24V dc

CCD Board

(Front)

Lamp SR (Front) PA03334-F903

Inverter SR (Front)
PA03334-F916

US Sensor

PA03334-F902

Sensor TOP
PA03334-F923

Sensor EM 02
PA03334-F907
PA03334-F914

LF Motor

03334

-F906

03334-F913

PANEL PCA

PA0

3334-K

907

Input:
100-240V, 1

50/60Hz,

Output:
+24V dc, 3.33A

CCD Cable F

PA03334-F917

LF Motor

ble

Power button

Sensor PICK
PA03334-F922

SCSI

USB

EXT

SCSI ID

AC Adapter 03

PA03334-K910

PA03334-K920

AC Cable

BW M

to
r

03334-F919

US PCA

PA03334-K906

PICK Motor Cable

BW Motor Cable

Cover

S
w

SE Ca

CCD Cab

le B

03334-F918

CSL

Cab

SE Ca

CCD Board (Back)

Inverter SR (Back) PA03334-F916

Lamp SR (Back)

PA03334-F903

PI
CK M

to
r

03334

-D911

03334-D917

TH1

TH2

Symbol of fuse

TH1

：

Imprinter(Option) fuse

TH2

：

SCSI Fuse

：

24V Fuse

：

Motor Fuse

：

，

3.3V Fuse

Summary of Contents for fi-5530C

Page 1: ...donpage2 T Anzai July7 2008 K Okada RefertoRevisionRecordonpage2 K Oakda K Okada DESCRIPTION CHECK DATE T Anzai APPR K Okada K Okada Aug 19 2005 DESIG N DESIG CUST I Fujioka I Fujioka T Anzai CHECK fi...

Page 2: ...aft 01 May 27 2005 Draft 01 released Draft 02 July 8 2005 Draft 02 released 01 August 19 2005 01 version released 02 February 20 2006 P39 117 123 125 126 For RoHS compliance etc P117 131 AC Cordset UK...

Page 3: ...Getting Started P3PC 1342 EN A booklet attached to scanner 3 fi 5530C fi 5530C2 Illustrated Parts Catalog P4PA03334 B30X 6 4 fi 5530C2 Operator s Guide P3PC 1922 EN A CD ROM attached to scanner 5 fi 5...

Page 4: ...oft Windows 95 operating system Windows 98 Microsoft Windows 98 operating system Windows Me Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition operating system Windows NT 4 0 Microsoft Windows NT 4 0 Server operati...

Page 5: ...THE CONSUMABLES 28 1 8 1 Consumables 28 1 8 2 Replacing Pad ASSY 28 1 8 3 Replacing Pick roller 30 1 8 4 Resetting Consumable Counters 33 CHAPTER 2 DESCRIPTION OF SCANNER OPERATION 34 2 1 ADF UNIT 34...

Page 6: ...SSEMBLY PARTS 64 4 6 RESERVED 64 4 7 REMOVING MOUNTING CHUTE UNIT STACKER UNIT PCB UNIT AND COVERS 65 4 7 1 Removing Mounting the Chute unit ADF paper chute 65 4 7 2 Removing Mounting the Stacker Unit...

Page 7: ...splay 109 5 1 8 Maintenance mode 7 EEPROM data restore 111 5 2 SAVING EEPROM DATA 112 5 3 EMULATION MODE 113 CHAPTER 6 MAINTENANCE PARTS 116 6 1 BASE UNIT 117 6 2 DUST COVER 117 6 3 HK RING SR 118 6 4...

Page 8: ...r 24bit Gray 8bit Monochrome 1bit 6 Document ADF scanning Size Max A3 or 11 x 17 Min A8 Portrait 53 x 74 mm Thickness 52 to 127 g m2 14 to 34 lb 7 Capacity of hopper 100 sheets A4 80g m2 or 20lb 50 sh...

Page 9: ...the ADF 5 Operator panel Used for operating the scanner The scanner status is indicated on the Function No Display Panel 6 Stacker Documents are stacked here after they are scanned Back No Parts name...

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Page 11: ...Function Changes the Function activated by the Send to button Send to Scan Launches the linked application software Button Power button Turns the scanner ON and OFF LED Lights when the scanner is tur...

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Page 13: ...onpage2 K Okada K Okada DESCRIPTION CHECK DATE T Anzai APPR K Okada K Okada Aug 19 2005 DESIG N DESIG CUST I Fujioka I Fujioka T Anzai CHECK fi 5530C fi 5530C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TIT...

Page 14: ...g envelopes Wrinkled or curled documents See right figure Folded or torn documents Tracing paper Coated paper Carbon paper Carbonless paper Photosensitive paper Perforated or punched documents Docume...

Page 15: ...K DATE T Anzai APPR K Okada K Okada Aug 19 2005 DESIG N DESIG CUST I Fujioka I Fujioka T Anzai CHECK fi 5530C fi 5530C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Section 1 2 3...

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Page 17: ...the vertical centerline of the document Other paper shall not be glued within 35 mm 1 4 in of the vertical centerline of the document 2 Check length Document length deviation 1 or less Punched holes a...

Page 18: ...t AC Adapter Chute unit ADF paper chute Control PCA AC Cable Stacker unit Base unit Optical Section ADF Pick roller Pick Motor Rear cover OPT unit with Cable F Lamp SR Inverter SR Upper unit Lock ADF...

Page 19: ...ge Make sure that all the accessories are included in the package 1 Remove the tape to open the package box 2 Take out the CD tray and other accessories 3 Take out the scanner and cushions And remove...

Page 20: ...ations in Section 1 1 Overview 2 Attach the ADF paper chute Chute unit by referring to Section 4 7 1 3 Connect the AC adapter Use only the AC adapter provided by the manufacturer 1 Connect the AC cabl...

Page 21: ...a SCSI daisy chain formation connect the scanner so that it is the terminated device Be careful not to bend the pins of the SCSI cable when connecting to the scanner 5 SCSI ID initially set at the fac...

Page 22: ...ation of the Function No Display changes as follows 8 P 0 1 The indication 1 means that the operator panel is in the ready status 2 Turning OFF the power Hold the power button at least two seconds Pow...

Page 23: ...size paper that makes a document stack of 5mm or less 50 sheets at 80g m2 or at 20 lb 2 Fan the document as follows 1 Lightly grip both ends of the documents with both hands and bend the documents as...

Page 24: ...paper chute Chute unit extension according to the lengths of the documents 5 Adjust the side guides to the width of the documents Move the side guides so that they touch both sides of the documents If...

Page 25: ...dapter from the power outlet and wait at least 15 minutes Do not turn off the scanner when you clean the Feed Rollers and Eject rollers Clean the ADF after every 5 000 scans Without periodical cleanin...

Page 26: ...ADF when the indication of the Function Number display is not P or 0 If you open the ADF when the indication of the Function Number display is P or 0 the Feed rollers Eject rollers will not rotate eve...

Page 27: ...ujioka T Anzai CHECK fi 5530C fi 5530C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Section 1 7 1 Sheet guide Guide P ASSY Clean lightly Glass Clean lightly Note If the glass is...

Page 28: ...ications Standard replacement cycle How to check the number of scanned documents How to replace 1 Pad ASSY PA03334 0002 100 000 scans or one year See Section 1 8 2 2 Pick roller PA03334 0001 200 000 s...

Page 29: ...DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Section 1 8 2 3 Remove the Pad ASSY Pinch the Pad ASSY and slide it to the direction of the arrow and remove it 4 Attach new Pad ASSY Insert the claws of the Pad ASSY into the...

Page 30: ...TLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 ADF paper chute Chute unit Section 1 8 3 1 8 3 Replacing Pick roller Refer to Section 1 8 2 for the specification of the Pick roller 1 Remove all documents from the ADF pape...

Page 31: ...e Pick roller shaft while lifting it up in the direction of the arrow Note As the Pick roller bushing is firmly fixed do not try to turn the roller bushing with your fingernails Use a paper clip for t...

Page 32: ...R TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Section 1 8 3 Note Make sure that the Pick roller is correctly attached The incompletely attached Pick roller might cause the document jams or other feed errors When att...

Page 33: ...10 Reset the pick counter by referring to Section 1 8 4 and Section 5 1 6 1 8 4 Resetting Consumable Counters For Windows 98 Windows Me Windows 2000 Windws XP example Note For Windows 95 Windows NT 4...

Page 34: ...umables and replaced by user Refer to Section 1 8 1 for detail The scanner supports two consumable counters Pad counter and Pick counter to indicate the number of sheets that have been scanned from th...

Page 35: ...sufficient CCD output The lamp is turned ON or OFF by Inverter that is controlled by the Control PCA The life of lamp is about 10000 hours which lasts through the life of device So the lamp is not a c...

Page 36: ...nnector DC voltage input connector SCSI ID setting rotary switch If both SCSI and USB cables are connected SCSI is selected when selection phase is recognized first USB is selected when H level VBUS s...

Page 37: ...correction value for main sub scanning direction White level correction value Values of Pad counter Pick counter Roller kit counter and Ink remainder counter First date of the scanner operation ADF sc...

Page 38: ...03 Input 24V dc CCD Board Front Lamp SR Front PA03334 F903 Inverter SR Front PA03334 F916 US Sensor PA03334 F902 Sensor TOP PA03334 F923 Sensor EM 02 PA03334 F907 PA03334 F914 LF Motor 02 PA03334 F90...

Page 39: ...ys 8 without blinking Immediately after power on scanner turns all the segments ON When the initial processing starts the following display appears Function No Display Power LED Description ON Display...

Page 40: ...ial check Performs driving test for rollers if no sensor in the ADF detects any paper E4 Motor fuse check E4 9 1 SCSI fuse check E8 1 When 5V 3 3V fuse is blown the scanner does not turn on 3 1 2 Onli...

Page 41: ...The scanner checks the following errors alarms during maintenance mode and displays the result if any error alarm is detected Maintenance mode No Check items At power on 1 2 2 4 Error display on Scann...

Page 42: ...sequence Function No Display Power LED Description ON Displays U and the error No 0 9 alternately Example When error U0 occurs the scanner displays the following U 0 When Scan or Send to button is pr...

Page 43: ...d length to be compared with the length of subsequent documents The scanner detects a multi feed when the detected paper length is larger or smaller than the standard value one out of 10mm 15mm or 20m...

Page 44: ...rtridge mounted is detected during scanning How to recover Check if the Print Cartridge is mounted Mount it if not 4 None No paper in ADF paper Chute No papers on the Chute unit ADF paper chute This e...

Page 45: ...splay Function number display 2 Alarms and their detection algorithm Error display No Scanner display TWAIN display Error occurrence algorithm and action to recover Related section 1 E2 Optical error...

Page 46: ...ridge burn The data communication between scanner and imprinter failed The sensor or Motor in imprinter is out of control Probable cause Defective Print cartridge Defective Control PCA of Imprinter or...

Page 47: ...of scanned data 14 None Invalid cammand 15 None Invalid CDB field 16 None Unsupported logical unit LUN 17 None Invalid dfield parameter list 18 None Command sequence error 19 None Wrong windows combin...

Page 48: ...to the last item number in a table Continue the troubleshooting until the error is removed Following lists the case of troubleshooting described later in this section Error category Error description...

Page 49: ...when turning the scanner ON again Press power button of the scanner for more than 2 seconds to turn it OFF and after more than 2 seconds elapse press the power button to turn the scanner ON 2 Check th...

Page 50: ...specifications described in Section 1 2 Are the scan settings resolution or density correctly specified for the application software used Is interface cable correctly connected If any temporary error...

Page 51: ...to Section 4 7 6 for Guide A ASSY Section 4 10 1 for Guide P ASSY Sheet guide Section 4 7 4 for Rear cover and Section 4 7 5 for Upper cover 5 Are the cables between Control PCA and ADF motor damaged...

Page 52: ...loose Refer to a note in Section 4 9 6 6 Replace LF motor and see whether the error is resolved Refer to Section 4 9 6 7 Is Optical unit installed correctly 8 Replace Optical unit and see whether the...

Page 53: ...er to Section 1 1 for Paper thickness switch 4 Is Paper thickness switch set to Normal while document thickness is less than 52 g m2 Set the switch to Thin position However this does not mean that fee...

Page 54: ...Section 5 1 2 to see if the sensor works properly If the error still occurs confirm that the cable is correctly connected 3 3 13 Frequent U2 multi feed error Table 3 3 13 Item No Check items How wher...

Page 55: ...e ADF and clean the sheet guide Guide P ASSY white part and the glass Refer to Section 1 7 1 3 Is the lamp ON Are the cables damaged Are the connectors connected correctly Disconnect SCSI cable and tu...

Page 56: ...n 4 7 3 3 Are the cables between Control PCA and LF motor PICK motor or BW motor damaged Or are the connectors connected correctly Refer to Section 4 9 6 for checking LF motor cable Refer to Section 4...

Page 57: ...th new one and run Maintenance mode 7 by referring to Section 5 1 8 3 3 18 E7 EEPROM alarm Table 3 3 18 Item No Check items How where to check 1 Does the same symptom occur after turning OFF and ON th...

Page 58: ...ction 3 3 in the Imprinter maintenance manual 3 Is the cable from imprinter EXT cable connected correctly Refer to Section 2 2 in the Imprinter maintenance manual 4 Does the same symptom occur after t...

Page 59: ...F and ON the scanner Press power button of the scanner for more than 2 seconds to turn it OFF and after more than 2 seconds elapse press the power button to turn the scanner ON 2 Are the cables betwee...

Page 60: ...nd unplug the AC power source from the outlet If you do not this the electric shock may results on you Injury Be careful not to catch your fingers hair clothes or accessories in the moving part It may...

Page 61: ...30C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Section 4 2 4 2 Maintenance This section describes about basic maintenance service 4 2 1 Periodic maintenance This scanner is rec...

Page 62: ...the procedure below to clean the glass of Dust cover 1 Referring to Section 4 10 3 remove the Dust cover etc 2 Clean the inside the glass of the Dust cover and reflector with a dry lint free cloth moi...

Page 63: ...ilips screwdriver For M2 5 M3 2 Spring balance Belt tension adjustment Max 1 kg force 3 Alcohol Cleaning Ethyl alcohol or isopropyl alcohol 4 Blower brush Cleaning mirror 5 Mini flat screwdriver Remov...

Page 64: ...kada Aug 19 2005 DESIG N DESIG CUST I Fujioka I Fujioka T Anzai CHECK fi 5530C fi 5530C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Section 4 5 4 5 Non disassembly parts The fol...

Page 65: ...chute upward and Pull it out from the scanner There is the craw on top of tabs to hook the Chute unit ADF paper chute Mounting Hold the Chute unit ADF paper chute and insert its tabs into the holes on...

Page 66: ...Stacker by referring to Section 4 7 1 and 4 7 2 2 Remove 4 screws from the PCB unit and open the PCB unit a little taking care not to pull the cables inside by force 3 Disconnect 8 connectors which ar...

Page 67: ...as you can Removing 1 Remove Chute unit ADF paper chute Stacker unit and PCB unit by referring to Sections from 4 7 1 to 4 7 3 2 Remove Guide P ASSY sheet guide by referring to Section 4 10 1 3 3 Tur...

Page 68: ...nel PCA will not be replaced 2 Open the ADF Turn a pulley in the direction of arrow in the right figure And let the Pick link plate move to front position as shown in the following figure Then detach...

Page 69: ...CHECK fi 5530C fi 5530C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Section 4 7 5 Mounting Follow the removing procedure in reverse Note 1 Before assembling makes sure that the...

Page 70: ...ving 1 Remove Chute unit ADF paper chute Stacker unit PCB unit Rear cover and Upper cover by referring to Sections from 4 7 1 to 4 7 5 2 Release four craws A from the bottom side of the scanner as sho...

Page 71: ...art numbers of the replacement parts Upper unit Section 6 14 Base unit Section 6 1 Removing 1 Remove Chute unit ADF paper chute Stacker unit PCB unit and Rear cover by referring to Sections from 4 7 1...

Page 72: ...ch a plastic washer to another end of the shaft and then insert the shaft into a hole of bracket as shown in the right figure If a plastic washer is not inserted the backside image may shift horizonta...

Page 73: ...5 2 Note EEPROM is installed on the Panel PCA instead of the Control PCA for this scanner to reduce the data saving operations since the Control PCA requires more frequent replacement than Panel PCA 2...

Page 74: ...APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Section 4 9 2 4 9 2 Replacing the Inverter SR P N of replacement part is described in Section 6 4 Conduct the procedure under dust free environment Removing 1 Remove...

Page 75: ...tical unit Section 6 10 OPT unit with cable B Section 6 20 CCD cable B Section 6 21 Removing For Optical unit 1 Remove Chute unit ADF paper chute Stacker unit and Upper cover by referring to Sections...

Page 76: ...th cable B Remove CCD Cable B from OPT unit with cable B when replacing it Mounting Follow the removing procedure in reverse 1 If the mirrors inside the Optical unit is dirty clean them with the blowe...

Page 77: ...o Section 6 5 for the part number of the replacement part Removing 1 Remove Chute unit ADF paper chute Stacker unit and Upper cover by referring to Sections from 4 7 1 4 7 2 and 4 7 5 2 Remove the Opt...

Page 78: ...6 for the part number of the replacement part Removing 1 Remove Chute unit ADF paper chute Stacker unit and Upper cover by referring the Sections from 4 7 1 4 7 2 and 4 7 5 2 Remove the Optical unit b...

Page 79: ...e following parts in a dusty room Refer to Section 6 16 for the part number of the replacement part Removing 1 Remove Chute unit ADF paper chute Stacker unit PCB unit Rear cover and Upper cover by ref...

Page 80: ...acker unit PCB unit Rear cover Upper cover and Guide A ASSY by referring to Sections from 4 7 1 to 4 7 6 2 Remove the Optical unit OPT unit with Cable B by referring to Section 4 9 3 3 Remove a connec...

Page 81: ...ER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Section 4 9 7 5 Open the frame that mounts the sensors 6 Release the craws that fix the sensors and disconnect the connector of the sensor to re...

Page 82: ...1 Remove Chute unit ADF paper chute Stacker unit PCB unit Rear cover and Upper cover by referring to Sections from 4 7 1 to 4 7 5 2 Remove the Upper unit y referring Section 4 8 3 Remove the Optical...

Page 83: ...oth end of the Guide P ASSY sheet guide with another finger of both hands And detach the Guide P ASSY sheet guide Refer to Section 1 8 3 for details 4 Remove a screw that secures the cover plate of US...

Page 84: ...part number of the replacement part Removing 1 Remove Chute unit ADF paper chute Stacker unit PCB unit Rear cover and Guide A ASSY by referring to Sections from 4 7 1 to 4 7 4 and 4 7 6 2 Slide the sh...

Page 85: ...number of the replacement part Removing 1 Remove Pick roller by referring to Section 1 8 3 Remove Chute unit ADF paper chute Stacker unit PCB unit Rear cover Upper cover and Guide A ASSY by referring...

Page 86: ...ANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Section 4 10 3 Mounting Follow the removing procedure in reverse Note 1 Before attaching Dust cover confirm that the cable from the lamp shall be routed as show...

Page 87: ...nning As the dust proof area in the scanner is opened by the following procedure do not replace the following parts in a dusty room P N of replacement part is described in Section 6 4 Removing 1 Remov...

Page 88: ...er of the replacement part Removing 1 Remove Chute unit ADF paper chute Stacker unit PCB unit Rear cover Upper cover and Guide A ASSY by referring to Sections from 4 7 1 to 4 7 6 2 Remove the Dust cov...

Page 89: ...t Rear cover Upper cover and Guide A ASSY by referring to Sections from 4 7 1 to 4 7 6 2 Remove the Dust cover by referring to Section 4 10 3 3 Remove CCD Cable F from two cable clamps at the bottom o...

Page 90: ...f the replacement part Removing 1 Remove Chute unit ADF paper chute Stacker unit PCB unit Rear cover Upper cover and Guide A ASSY by referring to Sections from 4 7 1 to 4 7 6 2 Remove the Dust cover b...

Page 91: ...ving 1 Remove Chute unit ADF paper chute Stacker unit PCB unit Rear cover Upper cover and Guide A ASSY by referring to Sections from 4 7 1 to 4 7 6 2 Remove the Dust cover by referring to Section 4 10...

Page 92: ...NER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Section 4 11 4 11 Replacing the Control PCA Refer to Section 6 23 for the part number of the replacement part Removing 1 Remove the PCB Unit Re...

Page 93: ...e while pressing down Scan button Keep pressing Scan button until Screen T02 is displayed This will put the scanner into Maintenance mode While in Maintenance mode the scanner interface is off line Th...

Page 94: ...activation screen for Maintenance mode The display changes as follows Mode 1 is the default mode Display Maintenance mode No Function No Display Power LED Status transition Maintenance mode Related se...

Page 95: ...nd changeover test Paper feeding test 2 Select a scanning speed from 0 to 6 this varies depending on the scanning resolution from 0 6 by pressing the Function button When the Imprinter option is NOT c...

Page 96: ...Illuminates when the sensor is ON Paper is detected 5 indicates Cover open sensor status Illuminates when the sensor is OFF Cover is open 1 6 indicates Imprinter option printing section status open cl...

Page 97: ...ent please prepare the A3 size white sheet described in Figure 5 1 3 How to start 1 Select Maintenance mode 2 by pressing Function button at screen T04 and then press Scan button The scanner shows a n...

Page 98: ...at Screen T21 Function button Displays Screen T22 to write the correction value into EEPROM Send to button Terminates this mode and returns to Screen T04 Screen T22 Function No Display Scanner status...

Page 99: ...y and try the magnification adjustment again Available buttons at Screen T25 Function button Displays error information Screen T26 Send to button Terminates this mode and returns to Screen T04 Screen...

Page 100: ...da DESCRIPTION CHECK DATE T Anzai APPR K Okada K Okada Aug 19 2005 DESIG N DESIG CUST I Fujioka I Fujioka T Anzai CHECK fi 5530C fi 5530C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 200...

Page 101: ...st offset of A6 A4 size of document shall be 24 dot 600dpi Sub scanning The largest offset of A6 A4 size of document shall be 33 dot 600dpi Before this adjustment please prepare the Test sheet describ...

Page 102: ...Screen T31 Function button Displays Screen T32 to write the correction value into EEPROM Send to button Terminates this mode and return to Screen T04 Screen T32 Function No Display Scanner status o d...

Page 103: ...reen T35 Function button Displays error information Screen T36 Send to button Terminates this mode and returns to Screen T04 Screen T36 Adjustment mode 1 Function No Display Description 0 1 2 Counterm...

Page 104: ...n press Scan button The scanner shows a number that is currently selected area of adjustment The number indicates the area of White level adjustment as follows Function No Display White level to be ad...

Page 105: ...ttons at Screen T41 Function button Displays screen T42 to write the correction value into EEPROM Send to button Terminates this mode and returns to Screen T04 Screen T42 Function No Display Scanner s...

Page 106: ...status Displays c The adjustment has terminated abnormally Note The major reason of abnormal termination is incorrect setting of the test sheet Set the test sheet correctly and try the magnification...

Page 107: ...ck roller Default 1 Pad counter Abrasion counter for Pad ASSY 2 Reserved 3 Remaining Ink counter 4 Roller kit counter for Imprinter 2 Change the selection by pressing Function button 3 The counter is...

Page 108: ...reset or not Available buttons at Screen T51 Scan Function button Start resetting the displayed counter value to 0 During writing operation Screen T52 displayed and when it finishes Screen T53 appear...

Page 109: ...isplay Display Remarks 0 Firmware version Default 1 Starting date of the scanner 2 The accumulated number of paper scanned by ADF 3 Reserved 4 Error Alarm history 2 Change the selection by pressing Fu...

Page 110: ...s follows Paper jam 01 Multi feed 02 Optical alarm Front 12 Optical alarm back 13 Motor fuse blown 14 Imprinter fuse blown 15 EEPROM alarm 17 SCSI fuse blown 18 SDRAM alarm 19 Imprinter alarm 1A Backg...

Page 111: ...No Display Scanner status o down half blinks Confirming whether the data shall be restored or not Available buttons at Screen T71 Scan Function button Returns the data from the Control PCA to the EEP...

Page 112: ...o save EEPROM data on the Control PCA 1 Open the ADF While pressing the lever of Sensor TOP and lifting up the lever of Sensor EM power on the scanner P H are displayed 2 Leave your fingers from the l...

Page 113: ...supported by fi 5530C2 fi 4530C fi 5530C 03 fi 4120C fi 4120C2 fi 5120C 03 M3096GX M3093GX 1 How to activate Emulation mode Open the cover Press Sensor PICK and Function button and then press and rele...

Page 114: ...ID When USB interface is used scanner operates with USB 1 1 connection 3 fi 4120C2 Emulation returns fi 4120C2dj as Product ID 4 M3096GX Emulation returns M3096GX as Product ID 5 M3093GX Emulation ret...

Page 115: ...The display of the scanner model of emulation is as follows Scanner model Display method fi 5530C 5530 is displayed in the following order 5 5 3 0 The mark is a start mark Display period is 0 5 sec f...

Page 116: ...PA03334 D917 02 1 1 6 11 4 10 7 12 GUIDE P ASSY PA03334 D913 1 1 6 12 4 10 1 13 BW MOTOR PA03334 F919 1 1 6 13 4 10 8 PA03334 D981 1 PA03334 D985 03 1 For Europe North America PA03334 D987 1 14 UPPER...

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Page 118: ...DESCRIPTION CHECK DATE T Anzai APPR K Okada K Okada Aug 19 2005 DESIG N DESIG CUST I Fujioka I Fujioka T Anzai CHECK fi 5530C fi 5530C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007...

Page 119: ...ada K Okada Aug 19 2005 DESIG N DESIG CUST I Fujioka I Fujioka T Anzai CHECK fi 5530C fi 5530C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Section 6 5 6 5 Lamp SR Description Pa...

Page 120: ...a DESCRIPTION CHECK DATE T Anzai APPR K Okada K Okada Aug 19 2005 DESIG N DESIG CUST I Fujioka I Fujioka T Anzai CHECK fi 5530C fi 5530C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007...

Page 121: ...RIPTION CHECK DATE T Anzai APPR K Okada K Okada Aug 19 2005 DESIG N DESIG CUST I Fujioka I Fujioka T Anzai CHECK fi 5530C fi 5530C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Se...

Page 122: ...DESCRIPTION CHECK DATE T Anzai APPR K Okada K Okada Aug 19 2005 DESIG N DESIG CUST I Fujioka I Fujioka T Anzai CHECK fi 5530C fi 5530C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 0...

Page 123: ...30C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Section 6 13 6 13 BW Motor Description Parts No Remarks Figures BW Motor PA03334 F919 6 13 Figure 6 13 6 14 Upper Unit Descriptio...

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Page 125: ...DESCRIPTION CHECK DATE T Anzai APPR K Okada K Okada Aug 19 2005 DESIG N DESIG CUST I Fujioka I Fujioka T Anzai CHECK fi 5530C fi 5530C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007...

Page 126: ...PTION CHECK DATE T Anzai APPR K Okada K Okada Aug 19 2005 DESIG N DESIG CUST I Fujioka I Fujioka T Anzai CHECK fi 5530C fi 5530C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Sect...

Page 127: ...CRIPTION CHECK DATE T Anzai APPR K Okada K Okada Aug 19 2005 DESIG N DESIG CUST I Fujioka I Fujioka T Anzai CHECK fi 5530C fi 5530C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 S...

Page 128: ...CHECK DATE T Anzai APPR K Okada K Okada Aug 19 2005 DESIG N DESIG CUST I Fujioka I Fujioka T Anzai CHECK fi 5530C fi 5530C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Section 6...

Page 129: ...ON CHECK DATE T Anzai APPR K Okada K Okada Aug 19 2005 DESIG N DESIG CUST I Fujioka I Fujioka T Anzai CHECK fi 5530C fi 5530C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Section...

Page 130: ...DESIG N DESIG CUST I Fujioka I Fujioka T Anzai CHECK fi 5530C fi 5530C2IMAGE SCANNER MAINTENANCE MANUAL APPR TITLE DRAW No Feb 23 2007 05 Section 6 27 6 27 AC Cordset U Description Parts No Remarks F...

Page 131: ...n manual and modified for fi 5530C fi 5530C2 03 A 1 Displaying Scanner and Camera Properties Double click the Scanner and Camera icon on the Control Panel to display the corresponding Properties dialo...

Page 132: ...er events such as pushing buttons on the scanner The screen above is for Windows XP Select an event Scanner event in case of OS other than Windows XP Select a Scanner event from the list box to start...

Page 133: ...to select one to be started is by the operation Disable device events displayed in case of OS other than Windows XP If these functions are not used mark on this check box If the above settings are no...

Page 134: ...list of the functions compatible with the selected scanner driver is displayed The items displayed depend on the selected model of scanner Only hardware functions are displayed The functions realized...

Page 135: ...ot displayed stop the application being used by the scanner driver or check the connection Then select this tab folder again to display the data In Windows 2000 or Windows XP only a user who has admin...

Page 136: ...Select Page counter from Device setup click Clear button to reset the consumables counter Note When This message not display again is marked the message will not appear until the consumable counter i...

Page 137: ...t mis detection Click on the button and the following screen will appear Enable Detection Area Selection Vertically select an area where multi feed detection will or will not be conducted Choose withe...

Page 138: ...nned image shifts from the original document fine adjustment is possible At shipment the offset has been adjusted to an optimum value within a certain range Therefore adjustment is not generally requi...

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