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Chapter
8
How Images Are Processed
electrically discharged. This forms a latent image of the bit-mapped data
on the drum. The image is made up of charged and uncharged areas.
4.
Developing:
The latent uncharged image areas of the drum attract
charged toner from the developing unit to form the developed image on
the drum. Since the charged areas of the drum have the same charge as
the toner, they repel the toner.
5.
Transferring:
Another thin wire electrode, the transfer corona, puts a
high electrostatic charge on the paper. This charge attracts the toner,
transferring the toner from the OPC drum to the paper.
6.
Fusing:
High-intensity light fuses the transferred toner image onto the
paper.
7.
Cleaning:
As the drum continues to turn, erase LEDs remove all residual
electrostatic charge from the drum. The cleaning unit then removes
unused toner from the drum.
The remainder of this chapter presents more detailed operating principles for
each printer section and for the paper feed and paper transport systems.
How Images Are Processed
The L5535 printer is a page printer—it receives data from the host and stores
a “page” of data in memory
before
printing. The printer does not print
character-by-character or line-by-line. Every print job is stored as a full-page
bit map in printer random access memory.
Bit Mapping
With bit mapping, a full page is logically divided into “dots,” the smallest parts
of the page that can be individually printed. Joined together, the dots form a
discrete, bit-mapped grid that is
all-points addressable
. Thus, each dot is
individually subject to program control and has a corresponding memory bit
location that can be activated, either ON (1) or OFF (0). When the bit is ON,
the corresponding dot prints black; when the bit is OFF, the dot is “white” and
does not print.
Job Recovery
If a paper jam occurs, any pages that have not completely exited the printer at
the time of the jam will be reprinted, and no data will be lost. This feature is
known as
job recovery
.
Summary of Contents for L5535
Page 1: ...Maintenance Manual Volume II of II L5535 Multifunction Printer...
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Page 3: ...Maintenance Manual L5535 Multifunction Printer Volume II of II...
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Page 18: ...Table of Contents...
Page 21: ...II 21 Parts lists begin on the next page...
Page 26: ...II 26 Chapter 7 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Figure II 16 Developing Unit A 5 10 15 15 Ref A...
Page 28: ...II 28 Chapter 7 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Figure II 17 Miscellaneous Details 5 10 15...
Page 36: ...II 36 Chapter 7 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Figure II 20 Fuser Unit Sheet 1 of 4 5 A...
Page 37: ...II 37 Figure II 20 Fuser Unit Sheet 2 of 4 A C 10 15 B D 16 17 40 45...
Page 38: ...II 38 Chapter 7 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Figure II 20 Fuser Unit Sheet 3 of 4 C B 20 25...
Page 39: ...II 39 Figure II 20 Fuser Unit Sheet 4 of 4 D 30 35 This view is rotated 180...
Page 40: ...II 40 Chapter 7 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Parts lists continue on the next page...
Page 52: ...II 52 Chapter 7 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Figure II 25 LED Print Head LED Array 5 10 15 20...
Page 55: ...II 55 Figure II 26 Cut Sheet Feeder Assembly Sheet 2 of 4 B 64 62 62 61 5 65 60...
Page 57: ...II 57 Figure II 26 Cut Sheet Feeder Assembly Sheet 4 of 4 D E Ref 10 11 Ref 15...
Page 58: ...II 58 Chapter 7 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Parts lists continue on the next page...
Page 61: ...II 61 Figure II 27 Front View Left Side Sheet 2 of 3 C 30 25 35 42 42 40 40 37 38 39...
Page 64: ...II 64 Chapter 7 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Figure II 28 MC PCBA 5...
Page 69: ...II 69 Figure II 30 Controller Module Sheet 2 of 3 45 A A...
Page 72: ...II 72 Chapter 7 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Figure II 31 Head Blower Fan Assembly 5 10...
Page 76: ...II 76 Chapter 7 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Figure II 33 General Details Sheet 1 of 2 5 10...
Page 77: ...II 77 Figure II 33 General Details Sheet 2 of 2 15 15 20 25...
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Page 80: ...II 80 Chapter 7 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Figure II 34 Smoke Filter Box 5 10...
Page 84: ...II 84 Chapter 7 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Figure II 36 Flash Power Supply A 10 A...
Page 86: ...II 86 Chapter 7 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Figure II 37 Miscellaneous Details 5 10...
Page 88: ...II 88 Chapter 7 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Figure II 38 DC Main Power Supply 10 15 20...
Page 91: ...II 91 Figure II 39 Back View Left Side Sheet 2 of 5 A 45 40 20 25 30 30 35 B 21...
Page 93: ...II 93 Figure II 39 Back View Left Side Sheet 4 of 5 C 60 65 70 80 75 85 90 95 90 95 100 D...
Page 98: ...II 98 Chapter 7 Illustrated Parts Breakdown Figure II 41 Flash Duct Assembly 5...
Page 103: ...II 103 Figure II 43 Back of Printer Left Side Sheet 2 of 6 A 5 10 15 15...
Page 105: ...II 105 Figure II 43 Back of Printer Left Side Sheet 4 of 6 E F 31 35...
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Page 170: ...II 170 Chapter 8 Operational Sequences...
Page 173: ...II 173 Print Engine Interconnection Diagram Diagram continues on the next page...
Page 262: ...262 Appendix B Cut Sheet Output Unit...
Page 267: ...Setup II 267 Power Stacker Hook Printer Stud Printer Stud...
Page 277: ...Swinger II 277 Swinger The swinger is driven by the swinger motor Swinger Motor Swinger...
Page 299: ...Inside The Right Frame II 299 Inside The Right Frame Belt E S3M825...
Page 344: ...II 344 Appendix D Memory Operation Menu...
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