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MX-M264U  ELECTRICAL SECTION  13 – 19

I. USB, FAX, PCI, HDD section

CZHR-06V-S

SHLDP-30V-S-1(B)

CN51

MJ1

1

2

3

OPTION

4

[USB

Hub]

MJ-62J-RD315

5

(NC)

6

or

7

8

F-GND

9

SRA-21T-4

PALR-06V

/

PAP-06V-S

PAP-06V-S

/

PALR-06V

10

11

12

MJ-64J-RD315

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

MJ2

20

21

BM15B-GHS-TBT

(LF)(SN)

USB-A

22

GHR-15V-S

MJ-62J-RD315

23

24

25

26

27

PAP-05V-S

B05B-PASK-1

28

29

30

BM30B-SHLDS-G-TFT

SHLDP-30V-S-1(B)

BM30B-SHLDS-G-TFT

MD-S6350-90

TX25-40P-12ST-H1E

TX24-40R-10ST-H1E

S02B-PASK-2(LF)(SN)

PAP-02V-S

BU31P-TCS-LE(LF)

31CSR-8PK

CN29

CN22

6SAT07P-328B-B5

(NC)

(NC)

(NC)

CN50

B03B-PASK

PAP-03V-S

(NC)

(NC)

(NC)

B31B-CSRK(L)(SN)

SPEAKER

1S

P

–

2

SP+

5

DG

6

RHS–

TO

HANDSET

(JAPAN

ONLY)

2

RX+

4

TX–

3

RX–

1

TX+

4

3

6

2

L2

12

TO

EX

TEL

1

L1

2

8

1

9

5

16

14

10

13

7

15

11

17

18

20

4

TEL2

19

3

L2

2L

1

1

TEL1

21

23

TO

LINE

27

25

22

24

2

L2

26

30

TEL

L

IU

PWB

FAX

MAIN

P

WB

HDD

USB

USB

c

onnector

PWB

TO

2nd

F

AX

(OPTION)

MFPC

PWB

KEYBOARD

PWB

SATA

S

IGNAL&POWER

31CSR-8PK

CN43

CN1

CN2

28

29

CN3

CN1

(EX)

(JAPAN)

L1

1

CN1

Boardto

Board

+3.3VN

+3.3VN

nCNCT_FAX

FAX_TXD_D_N

FAX_TXD_D_P

+5VL

DGND

nRTS_FAX_D

DGND

nCTS_FAX_D

+3.3VN

+5VO

+3.3VN

+24V1

+3.3VN

DGND

PGND

FAX_RXD_CS_P

FAX_RXD_D_P

FAX_RXD_D_N

+5VL

DGND

DGND

DGND

FAX_TXD_CS_N

FAX_TXD_CS_P

nRES_FAX

FAX_RXD_CS_N

nCTS_FAX_CS

nRTS_FAX_CS

+3.3V_F

D-GND

+3.3V_F

P-GND

+24V

D-GND

FAX_RTS(D)–

FLVPP

+5VS

FAX_RTS(CS)–

+5V

D-GND

FAX_TXD(CS)+

FAX_CTS(D)–

FAX_WUP-

FAX_TXD(D)–

FAX_RXD(CS)+

FAX_RXD(CS)–

D-GND

nRES_FAX

+5V

FAX_RXD(D)–

FAX_RXD(D)+

+3.3V

CNCT_FAX–

+3.3V

D-GND

FAX_CTS(CS)–

FAX_TXD(CS)–

FAX_TXD(D)+

40

37

BTXD

38

HDMUTE–

39

RHS–

36

BRXD

MDM_CLK

AFERES–

RGDT–

32

35

MDM_ARXD

29

31

30

33

34

MDM_ATXD

28

27

SI3_RES–

26

DG

25

5VS

24

+3.3V

22

DG

23

NC

18

21

CI2–

17

TELID2

19

NC

20

TELID

16

DG

MRON

15

ECON

14

SON2

13

SON1

12

EXHS–

11

7

MSGMUTE

HS1–

8

CI–

10

9

HS2–

CION

6

+24V

AG

2

3

+24V

1

BSPCLK

BBITCLK

MDM_ASPCLK

MDM_ABITCLK

SPK

5

4

150VON

AG

38

39

HDMUTE–

40

BRXD

RHS–

BTXD

35

37

36

ARXD

32

RGDT–

31

30

29

33

34

AFERES–

28

ATXD

27

MDMGND

26

SI3_RES–

24

22

NC

21

MDMGND

23

25

+5VS

MDM3.3V

MDMGND

TELID2

CI2–

18

NC

17

19

20

16

TELID

15

MRON

13

14

ECON

11

EXHS–

SON2

12

SON1

7

MSGMUTE

CI–

HS1–

HS2–

8

10

9

CION

3

24V

2

PGND

6

1

24V

BSPCLK

BBITCLK

AFE_CLK

ASPCLK

ABITCLK

SPK

150VON

PGND

5

4

1

PGND

31

2

DGND

30

3

+3.3VN

29

4

+3.3VN

28

5

CNCT_FAX

27

6

FAX_TXD_D_N

26

7

FAX_TXD_D_P

25

8

+5VL

24

9

nRES_FAX

23

10

22

11

21

12

DGND

20

13

FAX_RXD_D_N

19

14

FAX_RXD_D_P

18

15

DGND

17

16

16

17

15

18

+5VL

14

19

DGND

13

20

nRTS_FAX_D

12

21

DGND

11

22

nCTS_FAX_D

10

23

+3.3VN

9

24

nRTS_FAX_CS

8

25

+5VO

7

26

nCTS_FAX_CS

6

27

+24V1

5

28

+3.3VN

4

29

+3.3VN

3

30

DGND

2

31

PGND

1

FAX_RXD_CS_N

FAX_RXD_CS_P

FAX_TXD_CS_N

FAX_TXD_CS_P

1

PGND

2

DGND

3

+3.3VN

4

+3.3VN

5

CNCT_FAX

6

FAX_TXD_D_N

7

FAX_TXD_D_P

8

+5VL

9

nRES_FAX

10

FAX_TXD_CS_P

11

FAX_TXD_CS_N

12

DGND

13

FAX_RXD_D_N

14

FAX_RXD_D_P

15

DGND

16

FAX_RXD_CS_P

17

FAX_RXD_CS_N

18

+5VL

19

DGND

20

nRTS_FAX_D

21

DGND

22

nCTS_FAX_D

23

+3.3VN

24

nRTS_FAX_CS

25

+5VO

26

nCTS_FAX_CS

27

+24V1

28

+3.3VN

29

+3.3VN

30

DGND

31

PGND

DGND

1

SATA_TXP

2

SATA_TXN

3

DGND

4

SATA_RXN

5

SATA_RXP

6

DGND

7

DGND

1

+5VHD

2

DGND

3

SHIELD4

15

DGND4

14

D4+

13

D4–

12

VBUS4

11

SHIELD3

10

DGND3

9

D3+

8

D3–

7

VBUS3

6

SHIELD1

5

DGND1

4

D1+

3

D1–

2

VBUS1

1

10

13

+12V

12

DGND

+12V

DGND

5

8

15

DGND

6

+5VHD

DGND

7

+5VHD

11

+5VHD

3.3V

3.3V

3

3.3V

4

14

9

SATA_TXN

4

GND

5

SATA_RXN

SATA_RXP

GND

3

6

2

7

1

GND

SATA_TXP

1

2

+12V

DGND

DGND

3

VBUS3

1

2

4

1

4

Shield3

2

D3+

D3–

6

3

DGND3

5

6

F-GND

5

D1+

3

D1–

2

VBUS1

1

DGND1

4

Shield1

–

4

D1+

3

D1–

2

5

VBUS1

DGND1

1

Shield1

1

VBUS3

1

4

DGND3

4

2

D3–

2

3

D3+

3

Shield3

5

5

6

F-GND

6

(NC)

1

Shield4

2

DGND4

VBUS4

5

6

D4–

D4+

3

4

VBUS3

D3–

DGND3

D3+

F-GND

Shield3

Summary of Contents for MX-M264N

Page 1: ...ge without notice NOTE FOR SERVICING 1 PRODUCT OUTLINE 1 1 2 SPECIFICATIONS 2 1 3 CONSUMABLE PARTS 3 1 4 EXTERNAL VIEW AND INTERNAL STRUCTURE 4 1 5 ADJUSTMENTS AND SETTINGS 5 1 6 SIMULATION 6 1 7 TROUBLESHOOTING 7 1 8 FIRMWARE UPDATE 8 1 9 MAINTENANCE 9 1 10 DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 10 1 11 VARIOUS STORAGE DATA HANDLING 11 1 12 SERVICE WEB PAGE 12 1 13 ELECTRICAL SECTION 13 1 14 TOOL LIST 14 1 Top...

Page 2: ...10 12 Fan Filter 4 10 13 PWB 4 11 14 Roller 4 11 5 ADJUSTMENTS AND SETTINGS 1 General 5 1 2 Adjustment item list 5 1 3 Details of adjustment 5 2 6 SIMULATION 1 General and purpose 6 1 2 Starting the simulation 6 1 3 List of simulation codes 6 3 4 Details of simulation 6 7 7 TROUBLESHOOTING 1 Error code and troubleshooting 7 1 2 JAM and troubleshooting 7 23 3 Image send communication report code 7 ...

Page 3: ... to scratch NO SCRATCH NO LIGHT Be careful not to expose to light such as the photoconductor and the test chart NO SOLVENT Be careful not to use a solvent in cleaning etc NO DISASSEMLE Do not disassemble Not serviceable Example CCD unit OK GOOD Indicates a correct procedure or result in an adjustment etc NO GOOD Indicates a wrong procedure or result in an adjustment etc NOTE Indicates a note IMPOR...

Page 4: ...icates that a harness is secured Remove a clamp Attach a clamp Release a hook Indicates that a hook is released Fix a hook Indicates that a hook is fixed Disengage the pawl Symbol Meaning Work content Engage the pawl Screw lock Indicates that a screw is secured with adhesive Unlock Turn OFF the power Disconnect the power plug Symbol Meaning Kinds of parts Maintenance part Indicates a part which is...

Page 5: ...current requirements Avoid complex wiring which may lead to a fire or an electric shock It may cause a fire or an electric shock If there is any abnormality such as a smoke or an abnormal smell interrupt the job and disconnect the power plug It may cause a fire or an electric shock Be sure to connect the grounding wire If an electric leakage occurs without grounding a fire or an electric shock may...

Page 6: ...r output or machine failure may result Unstable or irregular surface If the machine is dropped or tips over it may cause injury or machine malfunction Use an optional desk or an exclusive use desk When using the optional desk be sure to fix the adjuster and lock the casters 4 Note for handling PWB and electronic parts When handling the PWB and the electronic parts be sure to observe the following ...

Page 7: ...ity 7 Screw tightening torque The screws used in this machine are largely classified into three types These types are classified according to the shape of the screw grooves and use positions The table below shows the types of the screws and the tightening torques depending on the use position When tightening the screws for repair or maintenance refer to the table However for the other conditions o...

Page 8: ... Sharp OSA Network Scanner Tool 100 License Kit MX KB14 KEYBOARD MX USX1 SHARPDESK 1 LICENSE KIT MX USX5 SHARPDESK 5 LICENSE KIT MX US10 SHARPDESK 10 LICENSE KIT MX USA0 SHARPDESK 100 LICENSE KIT MX AMX1 APPLICATION INTEGRATION MODULE MX AMX2 APPLICATION COMMUNICATION MODULE MX AMX3 EXTERNAL ACCOUNT MODULE MX SCX1 STAPLE CARTRIDGE AR SV1 STAMP CARTRIDGE MX UN01A Sharp OSA Network Scanner Tool 1 Li...

Page 9: ...RCODE FONT KIT OPT OPT 4 Image send expansion MX NSX1 NETWORK SCANNER EXPANSION KIT OPT STD MX FX11 FACSIMILE EXPANSION KIT OPT OPT MX FWX1 INTERNET FAX EXPANSION KIT OPT OPT 5 AR SU1 STAMP UNIT OPT OPT Authentication Security MX FR37U DATA SECURITY KIT OPT OPT 5 Application Solution MX USX1 SHARPDESK 1 LICENSE KIT OPT OPT MX USX5 SHARPDESK 5 LICENSE KIT OPT OPT MX US10 SHARPDESK 10 LICENSE KIT OP...

Page 10: ... 13 208 x 322mm A5 140 x 202mm Executive 183 x 259mm A6R 92 x 140mm 8 5 x 11 208 x 271mm 8K 262 x 382mm 5 5 x 8 5 132 x 208mm 8 5 x 13 5 212 x 336mm 8 5 x 13 4 212 x 333mm Custom Min 96mm x 141mm Max 297mm x 432mm Max range AB system 416 x 293mm When the resolution is 600dpi 9826dot x 6920dot Inch system 428 x 275mm When the resolution is 600dpi 10110dot x 6496dot Void Area Image Loss Top 4mm or l...

Page 11: ...akage pasted paper cutout document document printed with ink ribbon documents with perforation other than 2 or 3 holes Perforated document by punch unit is allowed Detection Yes Paper detection size Auto detection Inch 1 11 x 17 8 5 x 14 8 5 x 11 8 5 x 11 R 5 5 x 8 5 A3 A4 Inch 2 11 x 17 8 5 x 13 8 5 x 11 8 5 x 11 R 5 5 x 8 5 A3 A4 Inch 3 11 x 17 8 5 x 13 4 8 5 x 11 8 5 x 11 R 5 5 x 8 5 A3 A4 AB 1...

Page 12: ...Yes Yes 8 5 x 11 R Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 7 25 x 10 5R Yes 5 5 x 8 5 Yes Yes 5 5 x 8 5 R Yes A3 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes B4 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes A4 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes A4R Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes B5 Yes Yes Yes Yes B5R Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes A5R Yes A5 Yes Yes B6R Yes 8K Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 16K Yes Yes Yes Yes 16KR Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes A6R Yes Envelope 1 Yes Custom 2 Yes Paper Type Thin paper 13 16 lb bond 56 59g ...

Page 13: ...he main unit no speed loss Offset range 30mm Range of error When the recommended paper of A4 8 5 x 11 is used Horizontal direction Vertical direction Between jobs Non offset Not drop from the tray Offset mode Within 50 mm Within 10mm 10mm or more Duplex Output Section Center Tray Right Exit Tray Exit Tray Job Separator Offset Paper Size 12 x 18 A3W 11 x 17 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 8 5 x 14 216 x 356 Ye...

Page 14: ...page with other normal paper Paper Type Thin paper 13 16 lb bond 55 59g m2 Yes Yes Yes Yes Plain paper 16 28 lb bond 60 105g m2 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Recycled paper Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Color paper Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Letter head Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Pre printed Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Pre punched Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Heavy paper 28 lb bond 110 lb index 106 200g m2 Yes Yes Yes 110 lb index 140 lb index 201...

Page 15: ...CD backlight LED backlight LCD contrast adjust Yes Angle position adjustment No tilting mechanism CPU ARM11 600MHz ARM9 400MHz during 1W energy save mode 75MHz Interface IEEE1284 Parallel No Ethernet 1port Interface 10Base T 100Base TX 1000Base T Support Protocol TCP IP IPv4 IPv6 IPX SPX NetBEUI EtherTalk USB 2 0 high speed host 1 2port Simultaneous use of the front rear ports is enable USB 2 0 hi...

Page 16: ...CD ROM No Web No X 10 6 10 6 8 No No No CD ROM No Web No X 10 7 10 7 2 No No No CD ROM No Web No PDL Command Installed font Option font PCL6 compatibility N model STD U model OPT European outline font 80 styles Line printer font BMP 1 style Barcode font 28 styles Postscript3 compatibility OPT European outline font 136 styles Transmission time Less than 3 sec Super G3 Less than 7 sec G3 ECM Compres...

Page 17: ...enable up to 1000mm Mixed documents function Only when RSPF is used Zoom transmit Yes 2 in 1 transmit Yes Card shot transmit Only when transmitting from OC Transmit function Thin paper scan function Available except for duplex scan Edge erase transmit function Yes Only for the fixed sizes Job build Yes 999 sheets or memory full Page division transmit Yes Cover No Index No Transmit message adding f...

Page 18: ... numbers of addresses Disable direct entry transmission 2 Yes Disable PC Fax sending Yes Mode FAX Broadcast Yes 500 destinations Request of serial transmission Yes Mode FAX Memory transmission 94 destinations in all On hook Yes Quick online transmission Yes Direct transmission Yes Switching Memory transmission Direct transmission Automatically reduced transmission Yes Rotated transmission Yes Scal...

Page 19: ... Yes Page partition transmission Yes Page connection No Confidential receiver unit Yes F code method Relay broadcast instructions Yes F code method Fax to e mail F code 1 Yes Edge erase Yes Center erase Yes 2 in 1 Yes Card shot Yes Equivalent or enlargement up to the paper width The maximum enlargement is not allowed to exceed 400 Forward data transmission reception Document Admin Yes Data transmi...

Page 20: ...aximum rated power Consumption 1 100 V 200 V 1 44 kW 1 84 kW Energy consumption rate Not applicable TEC value Measured result 26cpm machine 1 8 kWh 31cpm machine 2 3 kWh 35cpm machine 2 4 kWh 26cpm machine 1 84 kWh 31cpm machine 2 25 kWh 35cpm machine 2 35 kWh TEC value Standard Tier2 26cpm machine 3 10 kWh 0 1 kwh x 26 0 5 kwh 31cpm machine 4 85 kWh 0 35 kWh x 31 6 0 kWh 35cpm machine 6 25 kWh 0 ...

Page 21: ...Content Life Model name Remarks 1 Toner cartridge black Toner cartridge x 1 25K MX 312GT Life setting by A4 8 5 x 11 6 document 2 Developer black Developer x 1 26cpm 75K 31 35cpm 100K MX 312GV 3 Drum Drum x 1 26cpm 75K 31 35cpm 100K MX 312GR No Item Content Life Model name Remarks 1 Toner cartridge black Toner cartridge x 1 25K MX 312AT Life setting by A4 8 5 x 11 6 document 2 Developer black Deve...

Page 22: ... frame is 300K and it can be used up to 3 times Supplied as a drum frame unit 7 Transfer roller unit Transfer roller unit x 1 150K MX 311TX 8 Paper feed roller kit Paper feed roller kit x 1 100K MX 311RT 9 Fusing unit Fusing unit 120V heater lamp x 1 150K MX 311FU 10 Staple cartridge Staple cartridge x 3 5000 staples x 3 MX SCX1 No Item Content Life Model name Remarks 1 Upper heat roller kit Upper...

Page 23: ...eat roller kit Upper heat roller x 1 150K AR 310UH Fuser gear x 1 Upper heat roller bearing x 2 Upper cleaning pad x 1 Fusing separation pawl upper x 4 Thermistor cleaning pad x 2 2 Lower heat roller kit Lower heat roller x 1 300K MX 311LH Fusing separation pawl lower x 4 Fuser bearing lower x 2 3 150K PM kit Drum separation pawl unit x 2 150K MX 311KA Transfer roller unit x 1 DV blade x 1 DV side...

Page 24: ...ion lot Label position Internal product name Incompatibility Destination Version No Production year month day 6 digits Serial No in production day 5 digits Production place 1 digits 1 2 3 4 5 1 Alphabet Indicates the model conformity code L for this model 2 Number Indicates the end digit of the production year 3 Number or X Y Z Indicates the month of packing X stands for October Y November and Z D...

Page 25: ...t tray unit right tray 1 When installed output can be delivered to this tray 7 Finisher 1 This can be used to staple output 8 USB connector A type Supports USB 2 0 Hi Speed This is used to connect a USB device such as USB memory to the machine For the USB cable use a shielded cable 9 Keyboard 1 The keyboard is integrated into the main unit If not using the keyboard it can be retracted into the bot...

Page 26: ...s cover to remove a misfeed 5 Right side cover release lever To remove a paper misfeed pull and hold this lever up to open the right side cover 6 Photoconductive drum This drum has a photoconductive coating on its surface The images are formed on top of this photoconductive surface The photoconductive coating is green in color 7 Right cover of paper drawer when a paper drawer is installed Open thi...

Page 27: ...e original is scanned correctly Adjust the guides to the width of the original 4 Document feeder tray Place originals in this tray 1 sided originals must be placed face up 5 Original exit tray Originals are delivered to this tray after scanning 6 Scanning area Originals placed in the document feeder tray are scanned here 7 Original size detector This detects the size of an original placed on the d...

Page 28: ...onnector when the machine is used on a network For the LAN cable use a shielded type cable 4 USB connector B type Supports USB 2 0 Hi Speed A computer can be connected to this connector to use the machine as a printer For the USB cable use a shielded cable 5 USB connector A type Supports USB 2 0 Hi Speed This is used to connect a USB device such as USB memory to the machine 6 Power plug 7 Extensio...

Page 29: ...n of the machine 8 IMAGE SEND mode indicators LINE indicator This lights up during transmission or reception of a fax or Internet fax This also lights during transmission of an image in scan mode DATA indicator This blinks when a received fax or Internet fax cannot be printed because of a problem such as out of paper This lights up when there is a transmission job that has not been sent 9 Stylus p...

Page 30: ...s paper pass SPPD3 Document transport sensor 3 Transmission type Detects paper pass SPPD4 Document transport sensor 4 Transmission type Detects paper exit and switchback SPWS Document size detector Volume type resistor Detects the document width Signal name Name Type Function Operation SPFM RSPF transport motor Stepping motor Transports a document SPM SPUM RSPF paper feed motor Stepping motor Feed...

Page 31: ...cument and the registration roller to provide the transport power of the transport roller to the document 7 Transport roller 2 Idle RSPF Apply a pressure to a document and the transport roller to provide the transport power of the transport roller to the document 8 Transport roller 2 Drive RSPF Transports a document transported from the registration roller to the document scanning section 9 Transp...

Page 32: ...2 Manual feed paper length detection 15 Manual feed paper empty sensor MPED Manual feed paper empty detection 16 2nd tray paper pass sensor C2PFD 2nd tray paper pass 17 2nd tray paper upper limit detection sensor C2LUD 2nd tray paper upper limit detection 18 2nd tray paper empty sensor C2PED 2nd tray paper empty detection 19 1st tray paper pass sensor C1PFD 1st tray paper pass 20 1st tray paper up...

Page 33: ...r 7 2nd tray paper feed solenoid C2PUS Solenoid for the paper feed from the tray 8 1st tray paper feed solenoid C1PUS Solenoid for the paper feed from the tray 9 Separation pawl solenoid PSPS Separation pawl operation solenoid 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 No Name Code Function and operation 1 Scan motor MIRM Drives the scanner unit 2 Shifter motor OSM Shifter drive 3 Paper exit reverse motor POM Duplex paper...

Page 34: ...ode Function and operation 1 Fusing fan FUFM1 2 Cools the inside of the unit 2 Power supply cooling fan 1 PSFM1 Cools the inside of the unit 3 Power supply cooling fan 2 PSFM2 Cools the inside of the unit 4 Paper exit fan POFM1 Cools the inside of the unit 31cpm 35cpm machine only 5 Paper exit fan POFM2 Cools the inside of the unit 6 Ozone filter 7 Ozone filter 7 2 3 4 6 1 1 5 6 ...

Page 35: ...compression decompression and filing and controls the whole machine 9 1 8 4 5 12 11 6 2 3 13 7 10 No Name Function and operation 1 Paper exit roller Paper exit roller 2 Transport roller Paper transport roller 3 Upper heat roller Fuses toner on paper with the Teflon roller 4 Lower heat roller Fuses toner on paper with the silicone rubber roller 5 DUP transport follower roller Duplex paper transport...

Page 36: ...alibration 63 3 63 5 8B Copy Image send FAX image quality adjustment Individual adjustment 8B 1 Monochrome copy density adjustment for each monochrome copy mode separately for the low density area and the high density area No need to adjust normally 46 2 8B 2 Automatic monochrome Copy Scan FAX mode document density scanning operation exposure operation conditions setting Normally no need to set 46...

Page 37: ...justment Put the developing unit horizontally for this adjustment 4 Do not bring the needle into contact with the MG roller but bring it to a position 2 or 3mm apart from the MG roller Mark the point on the MG roller which is on the extension line from the needle tip 5 Measure the distance from the marking position to the top of the doctor plate of the developing unit to insure that it is 9 1mm If...

Page 38: ...e 20 times horizontally 7 Press the lock release lever and insert it along the guide in the machine until it locks securely Before installation clean and remove dust and dirt from the toner cartridge 8 Close the front cabinet 9 Confirm that Toner replenishment in progress is displayed and wait until the display disappears It takes 30 sec 6 min NOTE This procedure is for checking the toner supply o...

Page 39: ...set according to the mid dle speed mode setting in a certain relationship CAUTION Since the high voltage output cannot be checked with a digital multi meter in this model a judgment of the out put must be made by checking the print image quality 2 B Adjust the developing bias voltage This adjustment must be performed in the following cases When the MC DV high voltage power PWB is replaced U2 troub...

Page 40: ... When the TC high voltage PWB is replaced U2 trouble has occurred The PCU PWB has been replaced The EEPROM of the PCU PWB has been replaced 1 Enter the SIM 8 6 mode 2 Select an item to be adjusted Button Item Display Content Setting range Default value TS_OFF A COPY DVB Developing bias set value in a copy job Toner save mode OFF 0 650 450 B PRINTER FAX DVB Developing bias set value in a Print FAX ...

Page 41: ... V2 THICK Paper D 2 LTR V2 THICK Heavy paper 0 255 10 14 16 O V1 THICK S LTR Between papers E 1 LTR V1 THICK S Between papers Heavy paper 0 255 5 5 5 P V2 THICK S Paper E 2 LTR V2 THICK S Heavy paper 0 255 12 14 16 Q V1 THIN Thin paper LTR Between papers D 7 LTR V1 THIN Between papers Thin paper 0 255 5 5 5 R V2 THIN Paper D 8 LTR V2 THIN Thin paper 0 255 12 18 20 S V1 THIN S LTR Between papers E ...

Page 42: ...key the following items can be executed individually LEAD Print image lead edge image position adjustment OFFSET Print image off center adjustment When ALL is selected both of the above two items are executed simultaneously AC V1 POSTCARD Transfer bias reference value Postcard Envelope 100mm Between papers D 9 100mm V1 POSTCARD Between papers Postcard Envelope 0 255 5 5 5 AD V2 POSTCARD Paper D 10...

Page 43: ...ray 3 B Copy mode image lead edge position image loss void area image off center sub scanning direction image magnification ratio automatic adjustment Scanner Document table mode 1 Enter the SIM50 28 mode 2 Select OC ADJ with the key 3 Select the paper feed tray with paper in it with the key Any paper size will do 4 Press EXECUTE key The adjustment pattern is printed out 5 Set the adjustment patte...

Page 44: ...icating that the machine is self printing RSPF adjustment patterns When self print finishes the next screen appears where you can start RSPF adjustments 6 RSPF adjustment patterns are loaded into the RSPF Set so that the pattern surface faces up By pressing the REPRINT key you can return to the cas sette selection screen and have the machine self print RSPF adjustment patterns again 7 Press the EX...

Page 45: ...ith the previous values in parentheses By pressing the REPRINT key you can return to the cas sette selection screen and have the machine self print RSPF adjustment patterns for the front and back sides again To have the machine start re reading the RSPF adjustment patterns front and back sides press the RESCAN key To return to the top menu without saving the adjustment val ues into EEPROM and RAM ...

Page 46: ...rive pulley manually and adjust so that the scanner unit B is in contact with both stoppers on the front frame and the rear frame simultaneously Change the relative position of the scanner unit drive pulley and the drive shaft Fix the scanner unit drive pulley fixing screw 6 With the scanner unit B in contact with both stoppers fit the edge of the scanner unit A with the right edge of the frame an...

Page 47: ... 4 C Scan image main scanning direction distortion adjustment 1 Make a test chart on A3 11 x 17 paper as shown below Draw a rectangular with four right angles 2 Set the test chart prepared in the procedure 1 on the docu ment table and make a copy on A3 11 x 17 paper 3 Check for distortion in the main scanning direction If the four angles of the rectangle of the copy image are right angles it is ju...

Page 48: ...es 1 Create an adjustment chart by printing in duplex mode the self print pattern grid pattern specified in Simulation 64 2 SIM 64 2 set values A 1 B 1 C 254 D 255 Make sure that the print grid pattern is almost in parallel with the paper edges and apply position marks A and B to the leading and trailing edges of the paper surface lead edge sec tion 2 Copy the adjustment chart created in step 1 to...

Page 49: ...cale and the actual scale length in terms of length 6 Obtain the copy magnification ratio correction ratio in the main scanning direction from the following formula Main scanning direction copy magnification ratio correction ratio Original size Copy image size Original size x 100 Example Compare the scale of 10mm with the scale of 10mm on the copy image Main scanning direction copy magnification r...

Page 50: ...re ADJ 7 Print lead edge image position adjustment Printer mode This adjustment must be performed in the following cases When the registration roller section is disassembled When the LSU is replaced or removed U2 trouble has occurred The PCU PWB has been replaced The EEPROM of the PCU PWB has been replaced NOTE This adjustment is performed by the user to increase the lead edge void area to greater...

Page 51: ...stment Make a copy of the gray test chart UKOG 0162FCZZ and a copy of the servicing color test chart UKOG 0326FCZZ UKOG 0326FC11 and check that they are proper Note for checking the monochrome copy mode density To check the density use the gray test chart UKOG 0162FCZZ Set the copy density level to Manual 3 in the Text Printed Photo mode Manual In addition all the color balance adjustments in the ...

Page 52: ...ference between the F and the R sides is not so great 4 There are no white and black streaks 5 The background density is not so light 6 The black low density gradation is copied slightly Void Resolution Void Low density gradation Resolution Density difference between the F and the R sides No white and black streaks Background density Resolution Resolution Void Void Void Void Resolution ...

Page 53: ...rame side of the docu ment table Set the chart so that the lighter density side of the patch is on the left side If the SIT chart is not available execute SIM 63 5 to set the CCD gamma to the default In this case however the adjust ment accuracy is lower when compared with the adjustment method using the SIT chart CAUTION Check to insure that the SIT chart UKOG 0280FCZZ or UKOG 0280FCZ1 is in clos...

Page 54: ...d to adjust normally 46 19 Automatic monochrome Copy Scan FAX mode document density scanning operation exposure operation conditions setting Normally no need to set 46 32 Document low density image density reproduction adjustment in the automatic monochrome Copy Scan FAX mode No need to adjust normally Background density adjustment in the scanning section 46 37 Monochrome Copy Scan FAX mode color ...

Page 55: ...ation Exposure for docu ment density in monochrome auto copy mode When a copy with correct density is not obtained by type of docu ment change the setting This setting is required in the following cases When a proper density copy is not obtained in the monochrome automatic copy mode When a document with images near its lead edge is copied When a document with colored background is copied 1 Enter t...

Page 56: ...ion adjustment in the automatic monochrome Copy Scan FAX mode No need to adjust normally Background density adjustment in the scanning section Use for the reproducibility adjustment of document background density in monochrome auto copy mode This adjustment is required in the following cases When there is a desire not to reproduce the background of the document When there is a desire to reproduce ...

Page 57: ... 3 272 23 72 23 2 25 23 7 7 23 72 23 2 25 23 35 17 3 272 23 72 23 2 25 386 7 7 35 17 3 272 2 25 386 7 7 2 ǂǂǂ6 08 7 21ǂǂ12 26 7 67 5 029 8670 17 2 25 23 7 7 35 17 3 272 2 25 23 7 7 2 25 23 35 17 3 272 2 25 23 3 272 5 3 2 25 23 0 3 2 25 23 7 7 3 272 2 25 23 7 2 25 23 7 7 35 17 3 272 23 72 23 2 25 23 7 7 23 72 23 2 25 23 35 17 3 272 23 72 23 2 25 386 7 7 35 17 3 272 2 25 386 7 7 2 Display Item Conte...

Page 58: ...tisfactory result is not obtained return to the SIM 46 37 mode and change the adjustment value Repeat the above procedures until a satisfactory result is obtained 8 B 6 RSPF mode Copy Scan FAX density adjustment No need to adjust normally This setting is normally not required however in the following cases make changes to the setting When copy in RSPF mode differs from copy in document table mode ...

Page 59: ...sassembled The manual paper feed tray unit has been replaced U2 trouble has occurred The PCU PWB has been replaced The EEPROM of the PCU PWB has been replaced 1 Enter the SIM 40 2 mode Item Display Content Setting range Default A COPY LOW RSPF copy mode exposure adjustment Low density side 1 99 48 B SCAN LOW RSPF scanner mode exposure adjustment Low density side 1 99 48 C FAX LOW RSPF FAX mode exp...

Page 60: ...s played When the operation is completed normally the above data are saved to the memory and COMPLETE is displayed 9 B RSPF paper feed tray document size width sensor adjustment This adjustment must be performed in the following cases The RSPF paper feed tray section has been disassembled The RSPF paper feed tray unit has been replaced When a U2 trouble occurs The scanner PWB has been replaced The...

Page 61: ...al cover switch is shifted the doc ument detection function may malfunction 10 B Adjust the sensitivity of the original size sensor 1 Enter the SIM41 2 mode 2 Execute the sensor adjustment without document With the document cover open without placing a document on the table glass press EXECUTE key 3 Place A3 11 x 17 paper on the document table and press EXECUTE key If the adjustment is completed n...

Page 62: ... required execute this adjustment In other words this manual adjustment is executed when a satisfactory result is not obtained from the automatic adjustment ADJ 3 12 A Print image print area adjustment Print engine Manual adjustment This adjustment must be performed in the following cases When the LSU is replaced or removed When a paper tray is replaced When the paper tray section is disassembled ...

Page 63: ...XXX in SIM 50 1 Repeat the above procedures until a satisfactory result is obtained 12 B Print image off center adjustment Print engine Manual adjustment This adjustment must be performed in the following cases When the LSU is replaced or removed When a paper tray is replaced When the paper tray section is disassembled When the manual feed tray is replaced When the manual feed tray is disassembled...

Page 64: ... value is changed by 1 the shift distance is changed by about 0 1mm Repeat procedures 3 6 until the conditions of procedure 5 are satisfied In case a satisfactory result cannot be obtained by repeating the above procedures perform the following procedure 7 Loosen the paper feed tray off center adjustment screws 2 pcs at the center section of the lift plate of the paper feed tray and change the gea...

Page 65: ...re below 2 Enter the SIM 48 1 mode 3 Make a normal copy and obtain the copy magnification ratio Press CLOSE key to shift from the simulation mode to the copy mode and make a copy 4 Check that the copy magnification ratio is within the specified range 100 1 0 If the copy magnification ratio is within the specified range 100 1 0 the adjustment is completed If the copy magnification ratio is not with...

Page 66: ...al ratio on A4 paper 3 Measure the images on the copy paper and the original images 4 Obtain the image magnification ratio according to the following formula Image magnification ratio Original size Original size x 100 Image magnification ratio 99 100 x 100 99 If the image magnification ratio is within the specified range 100 0 8 there is no need to perform the adjustment If it is not within the sp...

Page 67: ...n ratio 99 100 x 100 99 If the image magnification ratio is within the specified range 100 0 8 there is no need to perform the adjustment If it is not within the specified range perform the following pro cedures 5 Enter the SIM 48 1 mode 6 Select an adjustment item with the scroll key 7 Enter an image magnification ratio adjustment value with 10 key and press OK key When the adjustment value is in...

Page 68: ... key 5 Enter the adjustment value with 10 key and press OK key The entered value is set When the set value is increased the main scanning print posi tion is shifted to the front side by 0 1mm 6 Go to the copy mode and make a copy Repeat the procedures of 1 6 until the above condition is satis fied 14 B Scan image off center adjustment Manual adjustment RSPF mode This adjustment must be performed i...

Page 69: ...F SIDE1 SPF front surface image off center adjustment 1 99 50 C SPF SIDE2 SPF back surface image off center adjustment 1 99 50 original copy a b ǂǂǂ6 08 7 21ǂ 12 26 7 67 25 1 17 5 2 6 7 6 783 2 63 6 63 6 2 SIM50 12 ǂǂǂ6 08 7 21ǂǂ12 26 7 67 8670 17 9 8 63 6 6 B 6 5217B5 5 6 B 6 75 B 6 5217B5 5 6 75 B 6 2 6 7B63 2 6 7B63 6 1B63 B63 2 SIM50 6 6 1B63 B63 Item Display Content Setting range Default valu...

Page 70: ...with the scanning direction and that its lead edge is in contact with the document guide plate Place white paper on the document table so that the scale lead edge can be seen 2 Enter the SIM 50 1 mode 3 Set RRCA LEAD and SIDE to the default values Item Display Content Setting range Default value A Lead edge adjust ment value RRCA Document lead edge reference position OC 0 99 50 B RRCB CS12 Regis t...

Page 71: ...g position when scanning in the RSPF mode If this adjustment is made improperly the scanner stop position is shifted from the specified position and a shade of the document table may be reflected on the lead edge section of the scan image in the RSPF mode 1 Make a copy in the RSPF mode and check for any shade on the lead edge section of the copy image If there is any shade of the document table on...

Page 72: ...s against the case when shades are produced F L R FACE BACK R T F L T Front surface Back surface Draw arrows Draw arrows Put the position marks Put the position marks Item Display Content Setting range Default value A SIDE1 Front surface document scan position adjustment CCD 1 99 50 B SIDE2 Back surface document scan position adjustment CCD 1 99 50 C Image loss amount setting SIDE1 LEAD_EDGE SIDE1...

Page 73: ...at the rear edge image loss is 2 0 5 0mm on the front surface and the back surface If the above condition is not satisfied perform the following procedure 2 Enter the adjustment value of TRAIL EDGE SIDE1 SIDE2 with 10 key and press OK key TRAIL EDGE SIDE 1 Rear edge image loss adjustment value Front surface TRAIL EDGE SIDE 2 Rear edge image loss adjustment value Back surface When the adjustment va...

Page 74: ...hifted 1 Enter the SIM 3 10 mode 2 Select an adjustment target item with the scroll key Inner finisher 3 Enter an adjustment value and press OK key 4 Cancel the simulation make a copy in the mode including the adjustment target and check the adjustment result Item Display Content Setting range Default value A FPAM ADJUST Alignment width adjustment 40 60 50 B FDRLM ADJUST Paper exit roller descendi...

Page 75: ...ulation Entering the simulation mode 1 Machine in Copy mode Select Program key Asterisk key Clear key Asterisk key Ready for input of main code of simulation 2 Entering a main code with the 10 key START key ON Or select a main code with the SIM key on the touch panel 3 Entering a sub code with the 10 key START key ON 4 Select an item with the scroll key and the item key 5 The machine enters the mo...

Page 76: ...t Enter the new setting and adjustment values Press the SYSTEM SETTINGS key Press the SYSTEM SETTINGS key Press the EXECUTE key and OK key Operation is made according to the selected mode and item Press the EXECUTE key and OK key Press the EXECUTE key and OK key The display is made according to the selected some and the item Press the EXECUTE key and OK key Is it the same simulation main code Do y...

Page 77: ...ort 9 2 Used to check the operations of the sensors and detectors in the paper reverse section duplex section and its control circuit Duplex 3 Used to check the operations of the load in the paper reverse section duplex section and its control circuit Duplex 10 1 Used to check the operations of the toner supply mechanism toner motor and the related circuit Process Developing 13 Used to cancel the ...

Page 78: ...as one trouble and display as several series of troubles 38 Used to set Continue Stop of print when the maintenance life is reached 50 Used to set functions 51 Used to set the specifications of the serial port operation For PCI 52 Used to set whether non printed paper insertion paper cover paper is counted up or not 56 Used to set ON OFF of the Life Correction 65 Used to set the finisher alarm mod...

Page 79: ...he area separation recognition level 62 Used to set the operating conditions of the ACS the area separation the background image process and the auto exposure mode 63 Used to adjust the density in the copy low density section 48 1 Used to adjust the scan image magnification ratio in the main scanning direction and the sub scanning direction 5 Used to correction the scan image magnification ratio i...

Page 80: ...esult FAX 4 Used to send the selected signals to the line and the main unit speaker Send level max FAX 5 Used to send the selected signal to the line and the main unit speaker Send level Soft SW setting For the kinds of send signals refer to SIM66 04 FAX 6 Used to print the confidential registration check table BOX NO BOX name passcode If there is no confidential registration no print is made FAX ...

Page 81: ...paper exit oper ations at the speed corresponding to the scan resolution oper ation speed When EXECUTE key is pressed the operation is terminated 66 34 Used to execute the send test and display the time required for sending image data in the test Used to execute send test and display Unit ms FAX 36 Used to check send and receive data from the MODEM controller to the MFP controller or the data line...

Page 82: ... terminated Inner finisher MX FN23 Display Content SPED SPF document empty sensor SPPD1 SPF primary paper transport sensor SPLS1 SPF document length sensor 1 SPLS2 SPF document length sensor 2 SOCD RSPF open close sensor SPPD2 SPF secondary paper transport sensor SPPD3 SPF scan front sensor SPPD4 SPF scan rear sensor SCOV RSPF cover open close detector SSET SPF installation detection STMPU SPF sta...

Page 83: ...hich is ON When the operation is normal the highlighted button on the display returns to the normal display When it is abnormal the highlighted display is maintained Item Display Content Setting range Default value Change when the adjustment value is increased or decreased Change when the adjustment value is changed by 1 A FPAM ADJUST Paper alignment width adjustment 40 60 50 When the adjustment v...

Page 84: ...em clutches and solenoids and the control circuits Section Paper transport Paper exit section Operation Procedure 1 Select the item to be operation checked with the touch panel key 2 Press EXECUTE key The selected load performs the operation When EXECUTE key is pressed the operation is terminated Load operation check method The load operation is checked by the operation sound However there are som...

Page 85: ...Enter the intermittent aging operation cycle unit sec with 10 key 2 Press OK key The time entered in procedure 1 is set The interval time that can be set is 1 to 900 sec The aging operation condition set by this mode is maintained here after unless the power is turned off or the setting is changed 7 8 Purpose Operation display Function Purpose Used to display the warm up time Section Operation Pro...

Page 86: ... item to be adjusted with scroll keys 3 Enter the adjustment value with 10 key The value specified on the label of the high voltage PWB must be entered When the key is pressed the setting value of each item can be changed with 1up 1down collectively 4 Press EXECUTE key The set value is saved and the voltage entered with step 3 is output for 30 sec When EXECUTE key is pressed the output is terminat...

Page 87: ...6 14 E V1 S F Standard paper N1jp Between papers Single B 1 N1jp V1 S F Between papers Standard paper front surface Single Duplex 0 255 5 5 5 F V1 S R Duplex B 2 N1jp V1 S R Between papers Standard paper back surface Duplex 0 255 5 5 5 G V2 S F Paper Single B 3 N1jp V2 S F Standard paper front surface Single Duplex 0 255 14 18 20 H V2 S F Duplex B 4 N1jp V2 S F Standard paper back surface Duplex 0...

Page 88: ...hin paper 0 255 5 5 5 T V2 THIN S Paper E 8 LTR V2 THIN S Thin paper 0 255 12 18 20 U V1 LABEL Label sheet LTR Between papers D 3 LTR V1 LABEL Between papers Label sheet 0 255 5 5 5 V V2 LABEL Paper D 4 LTR V2 LABEL Label sheet 0 255 12 18 20 W V1 LABEL S LTR Between papers E 3 LTR V1 LABEL S Between papers Label sheet 0 255 5 5 5 X V2 LABEL S Paper E 4 LTR V2 LABEL S Label sheet 0 255 12 14 16 Y ...

Page 89: ...uble etc Function Purpose Used to cancel the self diag H3 H4 H5 troubles Section Operation Procedure 1 Press EXECUTE key 2 Press YES key to execute cancellation of the trouble 16 16 Purpose Clear Cancel Trouble etc Function Purpose Used to cancel the self diag U2 trouble Section MFP PWB PCU PWB SCU PWB Operation Procedure 1 Press EXECUTE key 2 Press YES key to execute cancellation of the trouble 1...

Page 90: ...k Function Purpose Used to output the setting adjustment data simulation FAX soft switch counter the firmware version and the counter list Section Operation Procedure When installing or servicing this simulation is executed to print the adjustment data and set data for use in the next servicing Memory trouble PWB replacement etc 1 Select the print list mode with 10 key 2 Press EXECUTE key to start...

Page 91: ...ed quantity The number of sheets of discharged documents SCAN Number of times of scan STAPLER Staple counter STAMP Stamp counter COVER Document cover open close counter HP_ON Number of scanner HP detection OC LAMP TIME Total lighting time of the scanner lamp hour minutes TRAY1 Paper feed counter Paper feed tray 1 TRAY2 Paper feed counter Paper feed tray 2 TRAY3 Paper feed counter Paper feed tray 3...

Page 92: ... Total Max 8 Not displayed 0 999 0 100 0 365 FUSING ROLLER Fusing roller Max 8 Max 8 0 999 0 100 0 365 PRESSURE ROLLER Pressure roller Max 8 Max 8 0 999 0 100 0 365 SEPARATE PAWL Separation pawl Max 8 Max 8 0 999 0 100 0 365 CLEANING ROLLER Cleaning roller Max 8 Max 8 0 999 0 100 0 365 TC ROLLER Transfer roller Max 8 Max 8 0 999 0 100 0 365 OZONE FILTER Ozone filter Max 8 Not displayed 0 999 0 100...

Page 93: ...ET FAX SEND OUTPUT Number of internet FAX sending page INTERNET FAX RECEIVE Number of internet FAX receive INTERNET FAX SEND Number of internet FAX send E Mail MAIL COUNTER Number of times of E MAIL send FTP FTP COUNTER Number of FTP send Other SMB SEND Number of SMB send USB CNT Number of times of USB storage TRIAL MODE_B C Trial mode counter B W COLOR scan job SCAN TO HDD_B W SCAN TO HDD record ...

Page 94: ...ion of mainte nance clear the counters Section Operation Procedure 1 Select the item to be cleared with the touch panel key 2 Press EXECUTE key 3 Press YES key The target counter is cleared 24 2 Purpose Data clear Function Purpose Used to clear the number of use the num ber of prints of each paper feed section Section Operation Procedure 1 Select the item to be cleared with the touch panel key 2 P...

Page 95: ...el key 2 Press EXECUTE key 3 Press YES key The target counter is cleared Item Display Content Maintenance MAINTENANCE ALL Maintenance counter Total Counter Maintenance counter Total Number of use days Fusing FUSING ROLLER Fusing roller Counter Fusing roller Number of use days Fusing roller Accumulated number of rotations PRESS ROLLER Pressure roller Counter Pressure roller Number of use days Press...

Page 96: ...ress EXECUTE key 2 Press YES key The toner cartridge use status data SIM22 14 are cleared 25 25 1 Purpose Operation test check Function Purpose Used to check the operations of the devel oping section Section Process Developing section Operation Procedure 1 Press EXECUTE key The developing motor and the OPC drum motor rotate for 3 minutes and the output level of the toner density sensor is dis play...

Page 97: ...6 2 Purpose Setting Function Purpose Used to set the paper size of the paper feed tray When the paper size is changed this simulation must be executed to change the paper size in software Section Paper feed Operation Procedure Select a paper size and a weight system to be changed Item Display Content Display range Default value AT DEVE ADJ Automatic development adjustment value 1 255 128 Item Disp...

Page 98: ... document filing print PF ADJ ON Continuous printing is performed in the duplex print mode If the remaining money expires during continuous printing the sheets in the machine are discharged without being printed on the back surfaces OFF OFF Continuous printing is not performed in the duplex print mode The remaining amount is checked for printing every surface in all the printing process If the rem...

Page 99: ...lue with 10 key 2 Press OK key The set value in step 1 is saved 26 35 Purpose Setting Function Purpose Used to set the display mode of SIM 22 4 trouble history when a same trouble occurred repeatedly There are two display modes display as one trouble and display as several series of troubles Section Operation Procedure 1 Enter the set value with 10 key 2 Press OK key The set value in step 1 is sav...

Page 100: ...A BW REVERSE 0 BW reverse copy Disable Refer to 1 1 BW reverse copy Enable B FINISHER FUNCTION 0 Finisher special paper The number of paper exit is limited 0 Refer to 2 1 Finisher special paper The number of paper exit is not limited C FEED TRAY COLOR 0 Paper feed tray color display ON during paper feed 0 1 Paper feed tray color display OFF during paper feed D LONG SIZE PRINT 0 Long size print dis...

Page 101: ...ction of Text Printed Photo is turned ON 0 1 1 0 OFF Life correction of Text Printed Photo is turned OFF 0 E TEXT PHOTO Life correction of Text Photograph is turned ON 0 1 1 0 OFF Life correction of Text Photograph is turned OFF 0 F PRINTED PHOTO Life correction of Printed Photo is turned ON 0 1 1 1 ON Life correction of Printed Photo is turned OFF 0 G PHOTOG RAPH Life correction of Photograph is ...

Page 102: ...ion Purpose Used to set the OSA trial mode Section Operation Procedure 1 Enter the set value with 10 key 2 Press OK key B REMAINING TONER LEVEL 0 45 8 Toner preparation at remaining toner level of 45 0 9 4 0 5 9 Toner preparation at remaining toner level of 50 C TONER NEAR END 0 YES 1 NO 0 The toner near end message is displayed 0 1 List of Default values and set values for each destination 1 The ...

Page 103: ...function Section Operation Procedure 1 Enter the set value with 10 key 2 Press OK key The set value in step 1 is saved 27 2 Purpose Setting Function Purpose Used to set the sender s registration num ber and the HOST server telephone num ber FSS function Section Operation Procedure 1 Select an item to be set with touch panel USER FAX NO SERVA TEL NO 2 Enter the set value with 10 key 3 Press SET key...

Page 104: ... OK key The set value in step 1 is saved Item Display Content Setting range Default value Remarks A FSS MODE NEB1 Set the FSS MODE Exclusive for send in NE B mode 0 3 0 1 NEB2 Send Receive in NE B mode 1 NFB1 Exclusive for send in NE F mode 2 For convenience stores NFB2 Send Receive in NE F mode 3 For convenience stores B RETRY_BUSY Resend number setting when busy 0 15 2 0 No retry C TIMER MINUTE ...

Page 105: ...o Use 2 HTTP FAX connection enable 0 0 FAX Not used 1 HTTP connection enable 2 No alert cause Initial state Trouble Continuous JAM alert Maintenance When the maintenance timing is reached Service call When pressing Service call Toner send request When the toner order automatic send setting is reached Toner collection request Revision of the toner installation date only for a new product Alert rese...

Page 106: ...rs 8 Year month day hour min sec 5 digits 5 digits ms 5 digits ms FEED TIME9 History of paper transport time between sensors 9 Year month day hour min sec 5 digits 5 digits ms 5 digits ms FEED TIME10 History of paper transport time between sensors 10 Year month day hour min sec 5 digits 5 digits ms 5 digits ms RSPF FEED TIME1 SPF History of paper transport time between SPF sensors 1 Year month day...

Page 107: ... send Disable 1 F PAPER ORDER ALERT 0 YES 1 NO Paper order alert send Enable setting Alert send Enable 0 0 Alert send Disable 1 Item Display Content Setting range Default value NOTE PAPER TYPE SET Setting of paper kind for paper order alert 0 2 0 0 Standard paper and recycled paper 1 Standard paper only 2 Recycled paper only A3 Paper order number setting Number of sheets A3 500 5000 1250 Unit No o...

Page 108: ...erating conditions of the sensors and detectors are dis played The sensors and the detectors which are turned ON are high lighted 41 2 Purpose Adjustment Function Purpose Used to adjust the document size sensor detection level Section Operation Procedure 1 Open the document cover and press EXECUTE key without place a document on the document table The sensor level without document is recognized 2 ...

Page 109: ...aper TH_UM set value 70 220 175 180 175 180 185 190 185 190 D HL_US PLAIN PAPER BW Black White plain paper TH_US set value 70 220 175 180 175 180 185 190 185 190 E WARMUP FUMON HL_UM T Fusing motor pre rotation start TH_US set value 0 200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 F WARMUP FUMOFF HL_UM T Fusing motor previous rotation complete time 0 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 G WARMUP END TIME Warm up complete time 0 20 18 18 18 1...

Page 110: ...ain paper or heavy paper which is selected in the system setting device setting fusing control setting Example When plain paper is selected in the system setting device setting fusing control setting the value of SW A is displayed Group Destination Group A JAPAN Group B U S A CANADA INCH Group C AB_B EUROPE U K AUS AB_A Group D CHINA Item Display Content Setting range Default value Group A Group B...

Page 111: ...e setting fusing control setting SW B Set value when heavy paper is selected in the system setting device setting fusing control setting The set value displayed in this simulation differs depending on plain paper or heavy paper which is selected in the system setting device setting fusing control setting Example When plain paper is selected in the system setting device setting fusing control setti...

Page 112: ...0 190 190 Z JOBEND_FUMON_TIME After rotating time when a job is completed 0 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 AA HI_WU_JOB_SET_TMP 2 Job enable TH_UM temperature 2 when Warm Up at alpha C or above 70 220 130 180 180 180 190 190 190 190 AB LO_WU_JOB_SET_TMP 2 Job enable TH_UM temperature 2 when Warm Up at alpha C or below 70 220 130 180 180 180 190 190 190 190 Item Display Content Setting range Default value Grou...

Page 113: ... surface of paper HL_US Heater lamp sub Heat roller for front surface of paper SW A Setting value when plain paper is selected in the system setting device setting fusing control setting SW B Set value when heavy paper is selected in the system setting device setting fusing control setting The set value displayed in this simulation differs depending on plain paper or heavy paper which is selected ...

Page 114: ... 195 B HL_US PLAIN PAPER BW DUP Black and white plain paper duplex TH_US set value 70 220 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 C PLAIN PAPER BW DUP APP CNT Black and white plain paper duplex applying number of sheets 0 255 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 D HL_UM HEAVY PAPER BW DUP Black and white heavy paper duplex TH_UM set value 70 220 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 195 E HL_US HEAVY PAPER BW DUP Black and white heavy ...

Page 115: ... under LL environment 1 99 55 L HL_UM E STAR LL Correction value for preheating TH_UM set value under LL environment 1 99 55 M HL_US E STAR LL Correction value for preheating TH_US set value under LL environment 1 99 55 N HL_UM PRE JOB LL Correction value for the set value of TH_UM when restoring from preheating under LL environment 1 99 50 O HL_UM WARMUP_120L LL Correction value for TH_UM set val...

Page 116: ...lt value A HL_UM PLAIN BW DUP LL Correction value for the upper TH_UM black and white plain paper duplex under the LL environment 1 99 55 B HL_US PLAIN BW DUP LL Correction value for the upper TH_US black and white plain paper duplex under the LL environment 1 99 55 C PLAIN BW DUP APP CNT LL Correction value for applying number of sheets in black and white plain paper duplex under LL environment 1...

Page 117: ...ng of the toner density environment correction Enable TN_DUPLEX Toner density duplex print correction Enable Disable setting Enable TN_COV Enable Disable setting of the toner density print ratio correction Enable TN_AREA Enable Disable setting of the toner density area correction Enable TN_DRIP Enable Disable setting of the toner density correction unconditional supply Enable TC Enable Disable set...

Page 118: ...Toner control display temperature humidity area 1 8 4 TN_TMP_DATA Toner control display temperature AD value 0 1023 0 TN_HUD_DATA Toner control display humidity AD value 0 1023 0 TC_TMP_AREA Transfer display temperature humidity area 1 8 4 TC_TMP_DATA Transfer display temperature AD value 0 1023 0 TC_HUD_DATA Transfer display humidity AD value 0 1023 0 MD_VG_AREA Membrane decrease drum traveling d...

Page 119: ...nt value is increased the image density is increased and vice versa Item Display Content Display range TH_UM Fusing upper thermistor main detection temperature Fusing upper thermistor main detection temperature A D value Temperature 0 255 C 1 C AD value 0 1023 TH_US Fusing upper thermistor sub detection temperature Fusing upper thermistor sub detection temperature A D value Temperature 0 255 C 1 C...

Page 120: ...Photograph 1 99 50 G MAP Map 1 99 50 HIGH A AUTO TEXT Auto Text 1 99 50 B TEXT Text 1 99 50 C TEXT PRINTED PHOTO Text Printed Photo 1 99 50 D TEXT PHOTO Text Photograph 1 99 50 E PRINTED PHOTO Printed Photo 1 99 50 F PHOTOGRAPH Photograph 1 99 50 G MAP Map 1 99 50 Item Display Content Default value A LOW DENSITY POINT Low density correction amount 50 B HIGH DENSITY POINT High density correction am...

Page 121: ...d When the adjustment value of the adjustment item B is increased the copy density of yellow images is increased When the adjust ment value is decreased the density in also decreased 46 39 Purpose Adjustment Setup Function Purpose Used to adjust the sharpness of FAX send images Section Operation Procedure 1 Select a target item with scroll keys on the touch panel 2 Enter the set value with 10 key ...

Page 122: ...s A L and press EXECUTE key Item Display Content Setting range Default value A EXPOSURE LEVEL ALL Used to adjust the FAX send image density Collective adjustment of all the modes 1 99 50 Item Display Content Setting range Default value A AUTO Auto 1 99 50 B EXPOSURE1 Exposure 1 1 99 50 C EXPOSURE2 Exposure 2 1 99 50 D EXPOSURE3 Exposure 3 1 99 50 E EXPOSURE4 Exposure 4 1 99 50 F EXPOSURE5 Exposure...

Page 123: ... 1 99 50 K EXPOSURE4 H_TONE Super Fine Exposure 4 Halftone 1 99 50 L EXPOSURE5 H_TONE Super Fine Exposure 5 Halftone 1 99 50 M EXECUTE MODE AUTO Print mode Super Fine Auto 1 12 1 1 AUTO EXP1 Super Fine Exposure 1 2 EXP2 Super Fine Exposure 2 3 EXP3 Super Fine Exposure 3 4 EXP4 Super Fine Exposure 4 5 EXP5 Super Fine Exposure 5 6 AUTO H_TONE Super Fine Auto Halftone 7 EXP1 H_TONE Super Fine Exposur...

Page 124: ...5 1 99 50 G AUTO H_TONE 600dpi Auto Halftone 1 1 99 50 H EXPOSURE1 H_TONE 600dpi Exposure 1 Halftone 1 99 50 I EXPOSURE2 H_TONE 600dpi Exposure 2 Halftone 1 99 50 J EXPOSURE3 H_TONE 600dpi Exposure 3 Halftone 1 99 50 K EXPOSURE4 H_TONE 600dpi Exposure 4 Halftone 1 99 50 L EXPOSURE5 H_TONE 600dpi Exposure 5 Halftone 1 99 50 M EXECUTE MODE AUTO Print mode 600dpi Auto 1 12 1 1 AUTO EXP1 600dpi Exposu...

Page 125: ...etting to image in push scan monochro me mode OFF 0 1 ON ON ON 1 F B W PRINT OFF Setting of ON OFF of soft filter application to monochro me print images OFF 0 0 OFF ON ON 1 Item Display Content COLOR AUTO Color Gray Auto TPP Color Gray Manual Text print MONO AUTO Monochrome Auto TPP Monochrome Manual Text print Item Display Content Setting range Default value A SEGMENT SWITCH TXT ON SCR Detection...

Page 126: ...AE background detection division result adjustment For color copy 0 8 4 G AE_LV_MC AE background detection division result adjustment For monochrome copy 0 8 4 H AE_LV_CS AE background detection division result adjustment For color scan 0 8 4 I AE_LV_MS AE background detection division result adjustment For monochrome scan 0 8 4 J AE_JUDGE_ LV_L_U Color AE background density threshold value adjust...

Page 127: ...with the touch panel 4 Select a target firmware Press ALL key to select all the Firmware collectively 5 Press EXECUTE key 6 Press YES key The selected firmware is updated When the operation is normally completed COMPLETE is displayed When terminated abnormally ERROR is dis played K COLOR PUSH TEXT PRINTED PHOTO Text print color PUSH 1 9 3 L COLOR PUSH TEXT Text color PUSH 1 9 3 M COLOR PUSH PRINTE...

Page 128: ...l is adjusted 0 1mm step When the value is decreased the timing is delayed When the value is increased the timing is advanced F LEAD The lead edge image loss amount is adjusted 0 1mm step When the value is increased the image loss is increased G SIDE The side image loss amount is adjusted When the value is increased the image loss is increased 0 1mm step H DEN A The paper lead edge void amount is ...

Page 129: ...e document lead edge reference position RRC A of SIM50 01 and all the paper lead edge positions RRCB All adjustment items 1 step 0 1mm change Item Display Description Setting range Default value A Actual measurem ent value L1 Distance from the image lead edge to the scale of 10mm Platen 400 0 1mm increment 0 999 B L2 Distance from the paper lead edge to the image lead edge 0 1mm increment 0 999 0 ...

Page 130: ...age position PRINTER MODE 1 99 30 Adjustment value too align the print lead edge for the printer When the adjustment value of this item is decreased by 1 the printer print start position in the paper transport direction is shifted to the lead edge by 0 1mm B DEN B Rear edge void area adjustment 1 99 30 Void amount generated at the paper rear edge When the adjustment value of item B DEN B is decrea...

Page 131: ... Front surface document scan position adjustment CCD 1 99 50 B SIDE2 Back surface document scan position adjustment CCD 1 99 50 C Image loss amount setting SIDE1 LEAD_EDGE SIDE1 Front surface lead edge image loss amount setting 0 99 20 D Image loss amount setting SIDE1 FRONT_REAR SIDE1 Front surface side image loss amount setting 0 99 20 E TRAIL_EDGE SIDE1 Front surface rear edge image loss amount...

Page 132: ...hifted to the front frame side 1step 0 1mm Item Display Content Setting range Default value NOTE A MAIN MFT Print off center adjustment value Manual paper feed 1 99 50 Adjustment Item List B MAIN CS1 Print off center adjustment value Tray 1 1 99 50 C MAIN CS2 Print off center adjustment value Tray 2 1 99 50 D MAIN CS3 Print off center adjustment value Tray 3 1 99 50 E MAIN CS4 Print off center adj...

Page 133: ...2mm E FRONT_REAR SPF_SIDE1 Front surface side image loss amount setting 0 100 20 2mm F TRAIL_EDGE SPF_SIDE1 Front surface rear edge image loss amount setting 0 100 30 3mm G Image loss amount setting SPF SIDE2 LEAD_EDGE SPF_SIDE2 Back surface lead edge image loss amount setting 0 100 20 2mm H FRONT_REAR SPF_SIDE2 Back surface side image loss amount setting 0 100 20 2mm I TRAIL_EDGE SPF_SIDE2 Back s...

Page 134: ...aper HIGH 1 99 50 D NORMAL_THIN_LOW RSPF front surface document deflection amount adjustment value Normal Thin paper LOW 1 99 50 E RANDOM_PLAIN_HIGH RSPF front surface document deflection amount adjustment value Random Plain paper HIGH 1 99 50 F RANDOM_PLAIN_LOW RSPF front surface document deflection amount adjustment value Random Plain paper LOW 1 99 50 G RANDOM_THIN_HIGH RSPF front surface docum...

Page 135: ...isplayed 53 7 Purpose Adjustment Setup Function Purpose Used to adjust the RSPF document size width sensor Section Operation Procedure 1 Select an adjustment target item with scroll key on the touch panel 2 Enter the set value with 10 key 3 Press OK key The set value is saved ENGINE F MANUAL PLAIN PAPER L Manual feed tray deflection adjustment value Plain paper Large size LT size 216mm or above 1 ...

Page 136: ...f the control ler operation SOFT SW Section Operation Procedure 55 10 Purpose Adjustment Setting Function Purpose Used to set the special stamp text Taiwan only Section Operation Procedure 1 Select an item to be set digit color type with the scroll key 2 Enter the value corresponding to the setting item with 10 key 3 Press OK key The set value is saved Input value Item Display Content Setting rang...

Page 137: ...isplayed Data list outside the backup targets EEPROM SD Card HDD 56 3 Purpose Data backup Function Purpose Used to backup the document filing data to the USB memory Section Operation Procedure 1 Insert the USB memory into the main unit 2 Select a target transfer item with the touch panel IMPORT From USB MEMORY DEVICE to EEPROM SD Card HDD EXPORT From EEPROM SD Card HDD to USB MEMORY DEVICE 3 Press...

Page 138: ...write of the MFP PWB Section Operation Procedure 1 Press EXECUTE key Start the test 61 61 1 Purpose Operation test check Function Purpose Used to check the LSU polygon motor rota tion and laser detection Section LSU Operation Procedure 1 Press EXECUTE key When the operation is completed normally OK is displayed In case of an abnormal end NG is displayed Error display Content COMPLETE Normal comple...

Page 139: ... perform the self diagnostics of the hard disk Section Operation Procedure 1 Select the self diag area 2 Press EXECUTE key The self diag operation is performed NOTE E7 03 error occurs If there may be a trouble in the HDD use this simulation to cheek the HDD When the operation is completed EXECUTE key returns to the normal display Normal completion OK RESULT 0 is displayed Abnormal end NG RESULT Ot...

Page 140: ...ss OK key The set value is saved When it is set to Enable if a read error of HDD occurs in the system data storage area FAX device cloning data etc only the system data storage area is cleared 62 13 Purpose Data clear Function Purpose Used to format the hard disk Operation Manual watermark data only Section Operation Procedure 1 Press EXECUTE key 2 Press YES key The operation manual data are delet...

Page 141: ...ey 3 Select a data display mode 4 Press EXECUTE key The patch of the SIT chart is scanned When the operation is completed data are displayed on the initial screen 63 5 Purpose Adjustment Setup Function Purpose Used to perform the scanner CCD color balance and gamma default setting Section Operation Procedure 1 Press SIDE A OC key 2 Press EXECUTE key and press YES key 3 The scanner CCD color balanc...

Page 142: ...e mode specification No process through 1 8 Pattern 17 19 2 8 except above 1 8 1 8 STANDARD DITHER CHAR PIC Text Printed Photo 2 CHAR PRPIC Text Photograph 3 CHAR Text 4 PRINT PIC Printed Photo 5 PRINT PAPER Photograph 6 MAP Map 7 STANDARD DITHER Dither without correction 8 G PAPER MFT Tray selection Manual paper feed 1 5 1 2 CS1 CS1 Tray 1 2 CS2 Tray 2 3 CS3 Tray 3 4 CS4 Tray 4 5 H DUPLEX YES Dup...

Page 143: ...ATTERN Specification of the print pattern For details refer to the description below 1 3 3 B DENSITY Used to specify the print gradation 1 255 128 C MULTI COUNT Number of print 1 999 1 D PAPER MFT Paper feed tray selection Manual paper feed 1 3 CS2 CS1 Tray 1 2 CS2 Tray 2 3 CS3 Tray 3 4 CS4 Tray 4 5 E PAPER TYPE PLAIN Paper type Standard paper 0 0 HEAVY Heavy paper 1 Pattern No Content 1 256 grada...

Page 144: ...reen shifts to the simulation sub number entry menu In case of an error the screen returns to the adjustment menu 65 2 Purpose Operation check test Function Purpose Used to display the touch panel LCD dis play section detection coordinates Section Operation Procedure Touch the touch panel The coordinates X horizontal direction and Y vertical direction of the touched position is displayed in real t...

Page 145: ...ode 8 digits with 10 key 0 1 The entered country code is displayed in the column of NEW and SET key becomes active When C key is pressed the column of NEW is cleared 3 When SET button is pressed after entering the country code EXECUTE button becomes active The country code is dis played in the column of PRESENT and the column of NEW is cleared 4 When EXECUTE button is pressed it is highlighted and...

Page 146: ...d mode select page 2 When a button of a signal to be sent is selected it is high lighted and the previously set button is shifted to the normal display 3 When EXECUTE button is pressed it is highlighted and sig nals are sent 4 To end signal send When EXECUTE button is pressed it is highlighted and signal send is interrupted 66 6 Purpose Data output Check Function Purpose Used to print the confiden...

Page 147: ...reviously set button returns to the normal display 3 When EXECUTE button is pressed it is highlighted and a sound message is sent 4 To end signal send When EXECUTE button is pressed it is highlighted and sig nal send is interrupted 300bps send signal table 66 12 Purpose Operation test Check Function Purpose Used to send the selected signal at 300bps to the line and the speaker Send level Soft SW s...

Page 148: ...set button returns to the normal display 3 When EXECUTE button is pressed it is highlighted and sig nals are sent 4 To stop signal sending When EXECUTE button is pressed it returns to the normal display and signal sending is interrupted 66 18 Purpose Operation test Check Function Purpose Used to send the DTMF signal to the line and the speaker Send level Soft SW set ting Section FAX Operation Proc...

Page 149: ...utton again EXECUTE button returns to the normal display Port which outputs to TEL LIU 66 32 Purpose Operation test Check Function Purpose Used to check the fixed data received from the line and to display the result Section FAX Operation Procedure 1 Press EXECUTE button to check the fixed data received from the line At that time EXECUTE button is highlighted Fixed data check procedure The data re...

Page 150: ...ll keys to select the select item of the power control adjustment value 2 When EXECUTE key is pressed it is highlighted and writing to the power control is executed When writing is normally completed OK is displayed When it is failed NG is dis played 3 After completion of writing EXECUTE key returns to the nor mal display Set range and default value of each set value 66 61 Purpose Setting Function...

Page 151: ...45 Purpose Adjustment Setup Function Purpose Used to adjust the printer image filter and trapping Section Printer Operation Procedure 1 Enter the adjustment value using the 10 key 2 Press OK key The set value is saved Item Display Content Setting range Default value NOTE A SHARPNESS B W PRINT Monochrome print 0 4 2 The greater the set value is the stronger the filer enhancement is The smaller the ...

Page 152: ...e trouble message A warning message is displayed when a consumable part life is nearly expired or is expired When a warning message is displayed the machine may be or may not be stopped The trouble messages and the warning messages are displayed by the LCD and lamp Some trouble messages are automatically cleared when the trou ble is repaired Some other troubles must be cleared by a simula tion Som...

Page 153: ...kup battery voltage fall U1 01 Operation disable trouble 1 Controller fan motor trouble L4 30 Operation disable trouble 2 External serial I F communication error RIC U7 50 51 Memory error included not installed the expansion RAM U2 00 05 10 11 24 40 41 42 15 Connection trouble Model data discrepancy MFPC detection A0 10 11 15 20 E7 60 61 65 Serial number data error U2 30 HDD registration data chec...

Page 154: ...H4 00 01 H5 01 L4 01 11 31 32 35 43 44 56 L8 01 02 U2 90 91 10 Paper feed tray 1 trouble Paper feed tray 1 breakdown F3 12 3 3 3 10 3 Paper feed tray 2 trouble Paper feed tray 2 breakdown F3 22 3 3 3 10 3 Paper feed tray 3 trouble Paper feed tray 3 breakdown F3 32 42 3 3 3 10 3 Staple trouble Staple breakdown F1 10 4 4 4 4 4 4 10 4 4 Finisher trouble After process breakdown F1 00 03 15 19 20 37 4 ...

Page 155: ...d program firmware 20 Conflict firmware and EEPROM data version MFP U2 11 MFPC PWB EEPROM counter check sum error 00 MFP EEPROM read write error E7 96 MFPC PWB DIMM memory check error U1 01 Battery trouble E7 60 MFP connection trouble A0 04 Scanner expansion PWB ACU ACRE ROM error Power ON sequence H3 H4 H5 Saved in the PCU U1 Saved in the MFP U2 Saved in each block F3 12 22 Saved in the PCU Troub...

Page 156: ...le Over toner abnormality PCU EU Auto developer adjustment trouble Under toner abnormality PCU F1 00 Finisher PCU PWB communication error PCU 03 Finisher paper exit roller lifting operation trouble PCU 10 Staple operation trouble PCU 15 Finisher paper exit tray lift operation trouble PCU 19 Finisher alignment operation trouble F PCU 20 Finisher alignment operation trouble R PCU 29 Finisher cooling...

Page 157: ... counter not detected MFP U1 01 Battery trouble MFP U2 00 MFP EEPROM read write error MFP 05 SD MFPC PWB SRAM contents inconsistency MFP 10 MFPC PWB SRAM user authentication index check sum error MFP 11 MFPC PWB EEPROM counter check sum error MFP 24 MFPC PWB SRAM memory user authentication counter check sum error MFP 30 MFPC PWB and PCU PWB manufacturing No data inconsistency MFP 40 SD card system...

Page 158: ...k Remedy Upgrade the firmware collectively Replace the MFPC PWB Trouble content Detail MFP Cause Firmware combination error between the MFP and the PCU Check Remedy Install the firmware in the all firmware version up mode Trouble content Detail MFP Cause Installation of the normal firmware was performed with a security kit enable Check Remedy Stop installation of the normal firmware Trouble conten...

Page 159: ...er power lighting error laser diode trouble LSU harness connector trouble LSU trouble Check Remedy Use SIM61 1 to check the operation of the LSU Check or replace the LSU control PWB Check connection of the LSU harness Replace the LSU Trouble content Laser trouble Detail PCU Cause Laser deterioration power reduction Disconnection or improper connection of harness and connector between LD PWB and MF...

Page 160: ...e MFPC PWB Check the ground Replace the PCU PWB Replace the MFPC PWB Trouble content An error of FAX reception image data process occurs Detail MFP Cause Image data process abnormality HDD trouble SD card trouble or contact error Image compression data corruption MFPC PWB trouble DIMM memory trouble or contact error FAX control PWB trouble Check Remedy Use SIM60 01 to check the read write operatio...

Page 161: ...r adjustment Trouble content Detail PCU Cause Connection trouble of the connector and the harness between the finisher and the PCU PWB Finisher control PWB trouble PCU PWB trouble Check Remedy Check the connector and the harness between the finisher and the PCU PWB Replace the finisher control PWB Replace the PCU PWB Trouble content Detail PCU Cause Finisher paper exit roller lift motor trouble Ha...

Page 162: ...sher control PWB trouble Check Remedy Install a proper finisher Replace the finisher control PWB Trouble content Detail PCU Cause The paper exit option configuration is improper Check Remedy Install a proper option Trouble content Detail PCU Cause Process thermistor trouble Process thermistor harness connection trouble PCU PWB trouble Check Remedy Replace the process thermistor Check connection of...

Page 163: ... up unit Replace the PCU PWB Trouble content C4LUD does not turn ON within the specified time Detail PCU Cause C4LUD does not turn ON within the specified time C4LUD sensor trouble Paper feed tray 4 lift unit trouble PCU PWB trouble Sensor harness and connector connection trouble Check Remedy Check the harness and the connector of C4LUD Replace the lift up unit Replace the PCU PWB Trouble content ...

Page 164: ...onnection trouble Fusing unit not installed Check Remedy Use SIM44 14 to check the state of the thermistor Replace the thermistor Replace the PCU PWB Check connection of the thermistor connector and the harness Check the connector in the fusing section Trouble content Sub thermistor open hardware detection trouble Detail PCU Cause Sub thermistor trouble PCU PWB trouble Thermistor connector and har...

Page 165: ... the PCU PWB Replace the thermostat Check connection of the connector and the harness Replace the HL control PWB Replace the power unit Trouble content Detail PCU Cause A fusing jam is not canceled completely A jam paper remains POD1 POD2 PPD2 sensor trouble Fusing unit installation trouble POD1 POD2 PPD2 sensor connector and harness connection trouble PCU PWB trouble Fusing unit drive section tro...

Page 166: ...ling fan Replace the PCU PWB Trouble content The fan operation signal is not detected Detail PCU Cause Power cooling fan trouble PCU PWB trouble Connection trouble of the connector and the harness Check Remedy Use SIM6 2 to check that the fan is actually rotating Replace the power cooling fan Replace the PCU PWB Check connection of the connectors and the harness Trouble content The fan operation s...

Page 167: ...es Check the PCI control PWB and replace if necessary Trouble content Detail MFP Cause The PCI fan operation signal is not detected PCI fan trouble PCI control PWB trouble Check Remedy Check connection of the connectors and harness between the PCI fan and the PCI control PWB Check the PCI control PWB and replace if necessary Check the PCI fan and replace if necessary Trouble content Detail MFP Cau...

Page 168: ...n to reset the proper check sum data Replace the MFPC PWB Refer to the pages on the necessary works after replacing the MFPC PWB in the Service Manual and perform the works Trouble content Inconsistency between the manufacturing No saved in the PCU PWB and that in the MFPC PWB Detail MFP Cause When replacing the PCU PWB or the MFPC PWB the EEPROM which was mounted on the PWB before replacement is ...

Page 169: ...ary works after replacing the HDD and the MFPC PWB in the Service Manual and perform the works Trouble content Detail SCU Cause SCU PWB EEPROM trouble SCU PWB trouble SCU PWB EEPROM socket connection trouble Check Remedy Replace the SCU PWB EEPROM Replace the SCU PWB Check connection of the SCU PWB EEPROM socket Check the SIM adjustment value of the following items and adjust again if they are imp...

Page 170: ...le MFPC PWB trouble Connector harness connection trouble Strong external noises Check Remedy Cancel the error by turning OFF ON the power Check the connector and the harness in the communication line Change the specifications of the vendor machine SIM26 3 Replace the MFPC PWB Trouble content Detail MFP Notification of a trouble from the serial vendor Cause Serial vendor machine trouble Connector h...

Page 171: ...ternet FAX reception print Other than long size images 1 1 JPEG 1 2 JBIG 1 3 Mxx1ch 4 Mxx4ch 5 Other FAX Internet FAX reception print Long size images 1 6 JPEG 1 7 JBIG 1 8 Mxx1ch 9 Mxx4ch A F Not Used 1 E7 92 0 Other OC copy in Non ERDH 1 1 JPEG 2 JBIG 1 3 Mxx1ch 1 4 Mxx4ch 5 F Not Used 1 E7 93 0 Other Copy print in ERDH Copy composing system function Custom Stamp Water mark 1 1 JPEG 2 JBIG 3 Mxx...

Page 172: ...use In case of E7 91 94 the DIMM memory DRAM is automatically read written to perform a simplified check If an abnormality is detected in that case the added code becomes 1 Therefore there is a strong possibility that an abnormality lies around the memory Check and remedy Check the installing state of the DIMM memory and the MFPC PWB to insure that there is no abnormality Disconnect and connect th...

Page 173: ...ASIC trouble PCIe initialization PCIe and its peripheral circuit trouble SoC ACRE etc Basic device initialization Reus ASIC trouble SD card initialization SATA initialization Reus ASIC trouble SD card trouble HDD trouble OS initialization 1 Reus ASIC trouble Timer enabling Reus ASIC trouble Serial driver enabling I2C driver enabling Reus ASIC trouble LCD initialization Reus ASIC trouble Image proc...

Page 174: ... paper PPD1_S4 PPD1 remaining JAM Cassette 4 feed paper PPD1_SA PPD1 remaining JAM ADU refeed paper POSD_N POSD not reached JAM POSD_S POSD remaining JAM POD1_N POD1 not reached JAM POD1_S POD1 remaining JAM POD2_N POD2 not reached JAM POD2_S POD2 remaining JAM POD3_N POD3 not reached JAM POD3_S POD3 remaining JAM APPD1_N APPD1 not reached JAM APPD1_S APPD1 remaining JAM DRUM Drum lock detection F...

Page 175: ...ode 2 CAUTION The communication report sub code 1 and sub code 2 are in hexadecimal notation The others are in decimal notation CAUTION The communication report sub code 1 is not used in the these models B Details 1 Communication report main code CAUTION For report codes 16 31 V 34 MODE COMMUNICA TION Report code Final receive signal Send side Final receive signal Receive side 0 Abnormal signal Ab...

Page 176: ...nction Send Including other company s machine 1 The NSF signal has not Confidential function bit 2 The NSF is not a Sharp machine 56 NO REL RX 1 In relay command sending DCN is received for NSS Send 2 In relay command reception a remote station number which is not registered is specified Receive 3 In F code relay broadcasting an F code relay command is received Receive 57 Relay ID unmatched 1 In r...

Page 177: ... confirmation reply from an internet FAX destination is not received 83 NG LIMIT In E mail FTP Internet FAX send the send data size exceeds the upper limit of send data 84 REJECTED In e mail receive a sender is registered in receive reject address domain Receive 85 NG85 XXXX 1 In e mail receive an error occurs in communication with POP3 server Header acquisition error Time out during mail receive ...

Page 178: ...ion detection Remote machine not responding Send 37 Calling is not made busy Collision detected including CNG detection Send 38 Not used 60 In resend of document filed data an error occurs in decoding or coding Resend 61 In resend of document filed data setting to inhibit resolution conversion is made The resolution after resend is set to be Enlarged Resend 62 In resend of document filed data rota...

Page 179: ...ook key again to cancel the buzzer sound If facsimile communication cannot be executed normally through the IP telephone line try the general telephone line 88 The TIFF type of the attached file in received e mail cannot be recognized Data error E mail receive 90 In e mail receive an attached file cannot be stored in memory Memory over Cannot be stored in memory E mail receive 91 In e mail receive...

Page 180: ... Update method using the Web page 4 Update method using the CN update function There are three methods Normally one of 1 3 is used to update the firmware When any one of 1 3 is interrupted by an error such as power off during updating etc and when retries of these methods are failed the method 4 is employed Firmware types The firmware type can be displayed by SIM22 5 Use SIM22 5 to check the firmw...

Page 181: ...ctively 4 Press ALL key All the firmware programs are selected Normally select all the firmwares and execute updating In this case firmwares which do not exist on the machine side are ignored To update a certain firmware only select the firmware with the firmware display key If firmware s key is not selected EXECUTE key is gray out and cannot be pressed 5 Press EXECUTE key ARE YOU SURE YES NO beco...

Page 182: ...the Update of Firmware key in the Web page Click the Browse key and select the firmware for the update 3 After selecting the file click the Submit key to send the firm ware to the machine Update processing begins While pro cessing takes place Firmware Update now processing appears 4 When the firmware update is finished Firmware Update com pleted Please reboot the MFP appears Pressing the Reboot ke...

Page 183: ...cribed in this manual 3 ROM making function This function is not used in the market and not described in this manual b Purpose This function is used in the following cases 1 When an error occurs during firmware update operation other than the CN update When the power is shut down or an error occurs in a section other than the boot program for some reasons during firmware update operation of other ...

Page 184: ...on menu is displayed 8 Select the firmware file SFU Select the target firmware file SFU with UP key and DOWN key When OK key is pressed with a directory name the head D displayed the menu goes to the one stage lower directory When BACK key is pressed in the lower stage directory the menu returns to the original upper directory 9 Press OK key The selected firmware file SFU is read It takes about on...

Page 185: ...cement for every toner empty Transfer section Transfer unit Transfer roller unit Gear Fusing section Upper heat roller Lower heat roller Fusing separation pawl Upper Upper cleaning pad Thermistor cleaning pad Fusing separation pawl Lower Thermistor Fusing gear Upper heat roller bearing Fusing bearing Lower Paper guide Paper feed Transport Paper exit sections Paper feed Pickup roller Part replaceme...

Page 186: ...akeup Discharge brush Transport rollers Sensors Scanning plate Drive section Gears Belts Other OC mat When calling 100 k 150 k 200 k 300 k 400 k 450 k 500 k 600 k 700 k 750 k Remark Monochrome supply Process section Drum Cleaner blade Seal F R Drum frame unit Toner reception sheet Usable for three PM cycles MC unit Separation pawl unit Star ring Packed with the drum Developing section Developer To...

Page 187: ... value SPF section roller 100K or 1 year of use When replacing the paper feed roller apply grease to the paper feed shaft GP 501MR Pickup roller Separation roller Torque limiter SPF for separation Replacement reference Replace according to the SPF paper feed counter value SPF section torque limiter 400K or 2 years of use When replacing the paper feed roller apply grease to the paper feed shaft GP ...

Page 188: ...r feed roller pickup roller 2 Separation sheet 3 Lift unit 4 Transport clutch 5 Paper feed clutch 6 Transport roller 7 Solenoid 8 Sensor PWB C Paper feed solenoid D Tray sensor PWB E Manual P in sensor Manual empty sensor F Multi manual paper feed 1 Paper feed roller pickup roller 2 Reverse sensor 3 Separation sheet 4 Clutch solenoid 6 Side door unit A Transport roller unit B Transport roller C DU...

Page 189: ...he follow ing method Make a print of a half tone image on all the surface of A4 11 x 8 5 paper and check the printed paper for any abnormality in the image 2 Prior exposure prevention Note Avoid servicing in a place where there is strong light Do not expose the unit to light for a long time Cover the OPC drum with light blocking material When using paper use about 10 sheets of paper to block light...

Page 190: ...um frame unit 4 Moquette F R CAUTION If it disturbs the blade movement replace it and attach new one 5 Separation pawl Disassembly Hold the tip of the separation pawl and remove it Assembly Press the center of the separation pawl and install it ...

Page 191: ...ver removed replace it When replacing clean the guide AS C DV side sheet F DV side sheet R DV side sheet F DV side sheet R attachment reference D DV blade DV blade attachment reference 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 3 0 0 3 Projection edge reference Projection edge reference Molt edge reference Molt edge reference 0 0 5 Cross section 0 0 5 Bump reference Rib reference ...

Page 192: ...lacing DV Without removing the MG roller clean the sensor surface with waste cloth in the arrow direction to remove toner 3 Fusing section A Thermostat CAUTION When securing the lamp harness and the thermostat the tightening torque of the screw 4 positions is 6 9 kgs B Thermistor C Paper guide 1 2 3 1 1 1 2 ...

Page 193: ...MX M264U DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 10 6 D Fusing separation pawl lower E Lower heat roller F Heater lamp G Upper cleaning pad 1 2 2 3 4 4 5 6 2 1 3 3 1 2 1 2 2 ...

Page 194: ...the glass holder and the table glass Remove the table glass and the SPF glass 2 Clean the both surfaces of the table glass and the SPF glass B Drive belt Drive wire 1 Remove the table glass 2 Check the tension of the drive belt and the drive wire Check to confirm that the drive wire in the winding pulley is wound with out clearance 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 3 3 1 4 5 2 3 ...

Page 195: ...s furthermore around the pul ley C Rails 1 Remove the table glass 2 Grease each rail CAUTION Be careful not to allow grease to come in contact with drive wires If grease contacts drive wires clean wires thoroughly D Mirror Reflector Scanner lamp 1 Remove the table glass 2 Clean the No 2 mirror and the No 3 mirror 3 Clean the reflector the scanner lamp and the No 2 mirror E Lens CCD 1 Remove the ta...

Page 196: ...d attach the center portion to the metal plate with double stick tape 4 Remove the lamp guide Disconnect the connector from the LED driver PWB 5 Remove the scanner lamp and the LED PWB Disconnect the connector from the LED PWB 6 Remove the harness holder and remove the flat cable from the LED driver PWB Remove the LED driver PWB 5 Paper feed section A Upper 500 sheets tray paper feed 1 Paper feed ...

Page 197: ...ON With the toner cartridge installed do not tilt or shake the developer cartridge 3 1 2 When replacing be careful not to adhere conduction grease black to the drive section Slightly apply grease GE676 UKOG 0013QSZZ to the drum boss 1 2 1 2 4 3 4 ...

Page 198: ... sheet Slightly apply grease GP501MR UKOG 0012QSZZ around the axis One rice grain for each Grease should not come out when assembling 3 Lift unit B Lower 500 sheets tray paper feed 1 Paper feed roller pickup roller 1 1 2 2 3 3 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 3 2 4 4 ...

Page 199: ... Separation sheet Slightly apply grease GP501MR UKOG 0012QSZZ around the axis One rice grain for each Grease should not come out when assembling 3 Lift unit 4 Transport clutch 5 Paper feed clutch 6 Transport roller 1 2 1 1 1 2 3 2 1 3 1 3 2 1 ...

Page 200: ...ND ASSEMBLY 10 13 7 Solenoid 8 Sensor PWB C Paper feed solenoid D Tray sensor PWB E Manual P in sensor Manual empty sensor F Multi manual paper feed 1 Paper feed roller pickup roller 1 2 3 1 2 3 3 1 3 2 3 1 2 A B 5 6 1 2 4 3 ...

Page 201: ...the cam transmit arm 1 comes under the roller arm 2 2 Reverse sensor 3 Separation sheet Slightly apply grease GP501MR UKOG 0012QSZZ around the axis One rice grain for each 4 Clutch solenoid Clutch Solenoid Clutch 1 2 2 1 4 3 LOCK 1 3 2 1 2 3 2 1 1 2 2 3 1 2 A A A A A A A ...

Page 202: ...10 15 6 Side door unit A Transport roller unit Check that two springs are securely inserted into the transfer roller unit bosses B Transport roller C DUP transport roller 4 1 2 3 3 1 2 1 2 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 3 3 4 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 3 2 2 ...

Page 203: ...MX M264U DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 10 16 7 1st paper exit unit A Cooling fan B Transport Exit roller 2 1 1 1 1 1 3 4 5 5 2 2 1 1 1 1 3 4 2 5 1 2 3 2 ...

Page 204: ...MX M264U DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 10 17 CAUTION Check to confirm that the solenoid shaft is in the gate bracket and fix with the screw 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 ...

Page 205: ...e machine power and disconnect the power plug from the power outlet 2 Remove the left cabinet and exit tray 3 Disconnect the LSU connector and remove the securing screws to remove the LSU 9 Power unit A Power source CAUTION Disconnect the connector and remove the unit 2 3 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 ...

Page 206: ...MX M264U DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 10 19 10 PWB A SCN PWB B PCU PWB C MFPC PWB D Second interface PWB 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 3 1 2 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 ...

Page 207: ...MX M264U DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 10 20 11 Ozone filter 12 Transport section A Transport roller 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 3 2 ...

Page 208: ...emove the KEY PWB CAUTION When installing be careful of the overlapping sequence of the Mylar and the earth sheet D LVDS PWB LCD Touch panel 1 Remove the screw disconnect the connector and remove the LVDS PWB CAUTION When installing be careful of the overlapping sequence of the earth sheet 2 Remove the screw and remove the LCD holder CAUTION When installing be careful of the overlapping sequence o...

Page 209: ...ch panel surface 14 RSPF A RSPF unit 1 Remove the rear upper cabinet 2 Disconnect the connector Remove the harness guide 3 Remove the RSPF unit from the machine 1 Document pickup roller Paper feed roller 1 Open the paper feed unit and remove the cover 2 Remove the holder and remove the document pickup roller and the paper feed roller 2 Separation roller Torque limiter SPF 1 Open the paper feed uni...

Page 210: ... the take up torque limiter 4 Discharge brush 1 Open the document tray and remove the discharge brush CAUTION When replacing the discharge brush attach a new brush to the reference 5 Registration roller 1 Open the paper feed unit and clean the registration roller 6 OC mat 1 Open the RSPF unit and clean the OC mat B RSPF paper feed tray unit 1 Turn over the left upper corner of the OC mat 2 1 8 1 2...

Page 211: ...ect the connector from the RSPF driver PWB Remove the holder and remove the RSPF paper feed tray unit C RSPF transport unit 1 Remove the paper feed tray unit 2 Remove the earth wire Disconnect the connector from the RSPF driver PWB 3 Remove the RSPF transport unit 1 2 1 1 1 2 3 4 2 1 3 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...

Page 212: ...4U DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY 10 25 1 Transport roller 2 Transport roller 3 Paper exit roller 1 Clean the transport roller 2 the transport roller 3 and the paper exit roller 2 Scan plate 1 Clean the scan plate ...

Page 213: ...oad font User macro Database system file System log System setting data Backup S 2 Universal Document filing Database Job log Database Job completion list S 3 Universal Not available Not used S 4 Universal Not available Not used S 5 Universal Spool area for printer S 6 Universal Application work area User file used in USB direct print S 7 Universal Not available Not used S 8 Universal Not availabl...

Page 214: ...S 105 Universal Setting value data file System setting SIM setting data Image quality adjustment FAX Soft SW S 103 Universal Key operator setting storage data FEP leaning data Japanese Chinese Firmware update data differential between new and old For FSS Account management information User authentication data I 101 Image data FAX Internet Fax receive images for backup HDD 1 4 area data backup 0 10...

Page 215: ...ystem setting SIM setting data Image quality adjustment FAX Soft SW S 103 Universal Key operator setting storage data IMS job management data FAX reception data For power shut off and paper empty FEP leaning data Japanese Chinese Firmware update data differential between new and old For FSS Account management information User authentication data System log S 104 Universal S 105 area data backup mi...

Page 216: ... of the HDD referring to the HDD storage data list Then reinstall the data after replacement of the HDD a HDD storage data list 1 The e Manual cannot be backed up but can be reinstalled by using Sim49 3 and USB memory 2 Watermark data cannot be backed up but can be reinstalled by using Sim49 5 and USB memory No Data kind Before installation When shipping from the factory Afterinstallation After us...

Page 217: ... and the image related memory and to prevent malfunctions The memory must be cleared not only in the FAX model but in the scanner and the Internet Fax models Step 9 Use SIM49 3 to install the manual data to the HDD Step 10 The trouble code U2 60 is displayed Use SIM49 5 to install the watermark data to the HDD After booting the machine use SIM16 to cancel the U2 60 trouble Step 11 Import the data ...

Page 218: ...isplayed 5 Press EXECUTE button EXECUTE button is highlighted and YES and NO buttons are changed from gray out to active display 6 When YES button is pressed the selected Operation Manual is installed When install is completed COMPLETE is displayed In case of an abnormality ERROR is displayed 5 Watermark data reinstall and update procedures 1 Obtain the watermark data Download the watermark data f...

Page 219: ... commer cially available SD cards have no such data NOTE MEMO When U2 40 error occurs if the error cannot be canceled by SIM16 or when E7 07 error occurs there may be some trouble in the SD card CAUTION The data backed up with SIM56 2 must not be installed to another machine If installed the adjustment data will be overwritten and a trouble may be generated Partition number Stored data Enable Disa...

Page 220: ...l be overwritten and a trouble may be generated Partition number Stored data Enable Disable of data backup Backup means Enable Disable of data reinstall Data reinstall procedures L 101 ICU firmware data ICU firmware Boot Main lang sfu graph sfu Boot animation Boot CN ARM9 firmware Disable Enable SIM49 1 BOOT cannot be installed again S 101 ICU firmware fixed data Pre install font Disable Enable SI...

Page 221: ...1 Job log data 1 S 5 Printer spooler 1 S 6 Application work 1 S 9 DSK data save 1 Partition number Partition L 101 ICU firmware 3 S 101 ICU firmware fixed data Pre install 3 S 102 ICU firmware fixed data Mirror 3 S 105 System data System setting SIM setting data Image quality adjustment FAX Soft SW 3 S 103 User data 2 1 I 101 FAX Internet Fax reception data 1 Partition number Partition I 1 ERDH wo...

Page 222: ...re fixed data Pre install 3 S 102 ICU firmware fixed data Mirror 3 S 103 User data 2 3 S 105 System data System setting SIM setting data Image quality adjustment FAX Soft SW 3 Partition number Partition I 1 ERDH work Temporary storage 3 I 2 Document filing data Standard User 3 I 4 FAX Internet Fax reception data 3 L 1 System storage data 3 S 1 User data 1 3 S 10 Pre install data e manual Watermark...

Page 223: ...n Web Page exclusively used for the serviceman Output of Test Page Used to print out the test page system setting contents Font Form Download Used to download Font Form Font Form of PCL and PostScript macro and other resources are downloaded to the HDD and controlled PS PCL5 only Device Cloning Used to import export the system setting information in XML format By importing the export file to the o...

Page 224: ... at a time 1 Click Initialize button 2 Check that the confirmation message is displayed and press OK key 3 Click Submit registration button NOTE By the Write Protect Setting function the downloaded files can be set to write protect E Device Cloning 1 Export 1 Select an item to be backed up 2 Click Execute button Specify the save position of the file and save the file File name bin When the passwor...

Page 225: ... the set conditions in this mode for servicing work I Job Log 1 Save Job Log 1 Click Save button and specify the save position of the Job Log to save it 2 View Job Log 1 Select a Jog Log item to be displayed In the default setting all the items are selected Remove check marks of the items which are not to be displayed 2 Click Show display button The Jog Log is displayed J Update of Firmware 1 Clic...

Page 226: ...t 2 Storage Send Settings Keep all the items selected 3 Save Delete Syslog When saving the Syslog click Save button and specify the save position and save it When deleting click Delete button Check to confirm that the confirmation message is displayed and press OK key 4 View Syslog 1 Select a Syslog item to be displayed 2 Click Show button The Syslog is displayed Syslog Administration Settings Log...

Page 227: ...em Setting 1 Set the following items Use Proxy Server Yes No Setting of Scheduled Polling Allow Inhibit Interval of Scheduled Polling 1 60 min Setting of Manual Polling Allow Inhibit Status Notification On Off 2 Click the Submit Registration button MX XXXX ...

Page 228: ...P2 MPFS PPD1 MPLD1 MPWD MPED MPLD2 TFD1 TH_RA TCS ADUM POSD APPD1 DSW_R MM PWB HV COINVENDER OPTION MHPS MIM LSU UNIT PWB LSU PM C4LUM C4PUS C4PUC C4SS PAPER FEED 3 UNIT C3PFD C3LUD C3PED DSW_C3 C3SS C3PUC C3PUS WH_DESK PAPER FEED 4 UNIT C4PFD C4LUD C4PED DSW_C4 CPFM PTRC1 PTRC2 WH OPTION DESK UNIT OPTION FUSER UNIT TH_UM TH_US HL_UM HL_US TFD3 POD3 POGS2 OPTION RIGHT DERIVERY UNIT WH AC IN 200V o...

Page 229: ... Detector C2PED Paper Empty Multi step cassette Unit Optional C2LUD Lift Up Detector CPFM Casette Paper Feed Motor C2PUC Pick Up Clutch C2PUS Pick Up Solenoid PSFM PowerSupplyUN Cooling Fan Motor C2LUM Lift Up Motor x2 PTRC2 Vertical transport roller cluch 2 OP UP cassette OP LO cassette C3PFD Paper Feed Detector C4PFD Paper Feed Detector C3PED Paper Empty C4PED Paper Empty C3LUD Lift Up Detector ...

Page 230: ...nterruption area OFF when LAN standby I2C 360KHz Local Bus I2C 360KHz INT Sleep USB 2 0 Device 480Mbps SATA gen2 3 0Gbps USB Host TYPE A CN Front I2C 95KHz Serial CN1 Vender Serial CN2 Debug PCIe Clock Gen GPIO Slide SW UART 1ch UART 1ch UART 2ch CN Update LVDS LD I F POF LVDS USB 2 0 Host 480Mbps UART 1ch UART UART USB 2 0 Host 480Mbps LVDS LVDS RS232C Level Converter Serial I F 1Gbps 3 0Gbps INT...

Page 231: ...Tr Tr Tr Tr Tr AFE Timing generator Oscillator BUFFER 5V 3 3V 3 3V 10V 10V 5V 3V line buf 8Mx16bit 12 5V 12 10V 5 3 3V 19 661MHz MOTOR DRIVER Mirror Motor HC151 Touch panel Rx 28bit 1 5V 3 3V Buzzer LED matrix Document size light reception LVDS PWB IPD IDOCC ORS LED CL F ROM ONboard 5VP 24VPD 24VPD CLK DRIVER 5VN 24V PCU 5VN SPED 5VPW 5VN Sensors other than SPED 5VO LED drive circuit 5VPD Power su...

Page 232: ...UR 3 3V IC2 IC6 7VGL 3 3V RSTB 3 3V TPC8124 PST8427UR QB3 IC4 15VGH VGL_EN 3 3V RP131S331D E2 F PST8427UR ICB1 ICB3 S3B PH SM MAX16822 LVDS_EN 3 3V Interface connector CN2 ICB2 LED_A 24V 3 3V_LVDS PST8427UR LED_K ICB5 RP131S331D E2 F CCFT 3 3V_LVDS ICB4 3 3V 5V 52271 0469 CCFT DISP_out CN3 YL Y1 YL Y1 XH X1 XH X1 XL X2 XL X2 YH Y2 YH Y2 SM11B GHS TB CN1 CN CN Home LED Home key IC 10 key etc Buzzer...

Page 233: ...Power Amplifier LM4819 Volume Change BU4066 NJM3414 voltage level Filter 24V Detection 24V 12V CI Fi ter CI Fi ter Filter voltage level RHS 5V2 ECON MRON EXHS SON2 SON1 AFE_CLK AFE_RES ASPCLK ABITCLK ARXD ATX D BSPCLK BBITCLK BRXD BTXD SPK analog RGDT CI detection HDMUTE SI3_RES TELID CI2 CI HS1 HS2 CION 150VON MSGMUTE CID 5V2 12 24 5VA 5VA BZ EN_SPKON EN_BZON VOLA VOLB VOLC VOLD SPMUTE 3 3V 1 8V ...

Page 234: ... Amplifier LM4819 Volume Change BU4066 NJM3414 voltage level Filter 24V Detection 24V 12V CI Fi ter CI Fi ter Filter voltage level RHS 5V2 ECON MRON EXHS SON2 SON1 AFE_CLK AFE_RES ASPCLK ABITCLK ARXD ATX D BSPCLK BBITCLK BRXD BTXD SPK analog RGDT CI detection HDMUTE SI3_RES TELID CI2 CI HS1 HS2 CION 150VON MSGMUTE CID 5V2 12 24 5VA 5VA BZ EN_SPKON EN_BZON VOLA VOLB VOLC VOLD SPMUTE 3 3V 1 8V MDM3 ...

Page 235: ... UNIT HL 1 T1 T2 HL 2 6 2 G 1 4 T1 GND G 4 1 T2 FW Generating Circuit T3 15A 250V SUB DC POWER SUPPLY n i e v i L t u o e v i L Neutral in Live WH Neutral WH 650W AC IN Live t u o l a r t u e N l a r t u e N THERMOSTAT1 THERMOSTAT2 NO WARM HEATER SET OPTION T2 0AH 250V F4 F3 T2 0AH 250V NC SCN HEATER SCN UNIT WH PWB WH SW1 WH SW1 F003 F003 F1 T20A 250V F1 T20A 250V F030 T8AH 250V F030 T8AH 250V F4...

Page 236: ...rcuit Live out DC POWER SUPPLY 560W 650W Neutral WH Live WH Neutral in Live in Live Neutral Neutral PCI Live PCI Neutral out NO WARM HEATER SET OPTION NC T2 0AH 250V F3 F4 T2 0AH 250V SCN HEATER SCN UNIT WH PWB N F PCI SET OPTION PCI DC POWER SUPPLY Voltage Conversion 24V PCI THERMOSTAT1 THERMOSTAT2 RY1 RY1 Z001 Z001 T3 15A 250V F1 T3 15A 250V F1 F401 F2AH 250V F401 F2AH 250V F1 T10A 250V F1 T10A ...

Page 237: ...ntrol 5VO_Duty 5VPD 24VPD PCU PIC control A10V A3 3V WU_LED Reset key LED POW_LED Main power LED 5VO INFO_LED FAX reception LED 5VN WU_KEY Reset key PWRSW Soft SW LDO BZR 3 3V_LCD INT24V NETWORK USB DCDC 1 8V FET PGM BLM Polygon motor MIM STM Scanner motor 3 terminal Reg Used in the 2 speed control FAN FW from DC PWB LSUFM LSU fan 3 3V 5VO 24V1 24V1 INT5V INT24V 5VO_Duty 5VO_Duty 5VPD series senso...

Page 238: ...F_RST 9 0 2 MPU_SIF_RST LDD_LDERR_N 9 PWM PGC 8 1 2 PICPGC_RSVPWM LVDS_LD1P 6 RD RD nCTS_PCU 7 2 2 nCTS_PCU LVDS_LD1M 8 WH WH RxD_PCU 6 3 2 RXD_PCU D GND 7 SH SH RTS_PCU 5 4 2 nRTS_PCU D GND 10 TxD_PCU 4 5 2 TXD_PCU D GND D GND 11 RES_PCU 3 6 2 nRES_PCU 12 D GND 2 7 2 D GND B12B PHDSS B D GND 1 8 2 D GND T B Z M F 8 2 T B Z M F 8 2 CN12 LD_DA 4 D GND 2 INT5V 1 2 292173 5 AMP 6 POLYCLK PM_LD 5 LOCK...

Page 239: ...CANDATA0 7 0inch OPERATION UN LCD7 0 Unit LVDS PWB 3 39 LCD_A2_M GND 16 SCANDATA0 nLCD DISP LCDSEL1_10H LCDSEL0_43H GND LCD_A3_P LCD_A3_M GND LCD_CLK_P 2 LCD module 1 41 GND 40 nLCD DISP 38 37 36 33 LCD_CLK_P 31 NC 13 29 LCD_A2_M 34 GND 12 30 LCD_A2_P 9 11 31 GND 29 10 32 LCD_CLK_M 30 14 26 28 GND LCD_A1_P 27 24 4 SCANDATA3 GND 1 5 GND 15 25 11 SCANDATA1 12 LCD_A1_P 17 LCD_A1_M 22 18 XL_X2_SDA LCD...

Page 240: ...3 SPFMO2 SPPD3 30 24 SPPD3 SPPD4 31 25 5VPD 32 26 5VPD GND 33 27 SPED GND 34 28 SOCD B34B PHDSS B28B PHDSS PHDR 34VS 1 EHR 3 S3B EH MHPS 1 3 GND GND 2 2 AFE_CSTG 5VPD 3 1 GND 5VB 1 B3B PH K S VHPLG217L5A 1 5VO 2 SOCD 3 4 B4B PH K S F GND F GND SRA 21T 3 SAA 21T 3 5L 1 1 MIM_B 2 2 MIM_B 3 3 MIM_ B 4 4 MIM_ B B4B PH K S B4B PH SM4 TB RMOTS0920FCPZ PHR 4 PHR 4 NC 1 nA_PNC CN1 NC 2 nA_COPY IDRV1 1 1 I...

Page 241: ...S 2C 9 D GND D GND 10 D GND B10B PASK 1 5VN 12 5VN 292250 2 CRM_CLK 14 CRM_CL CRM_DT 16 CRM_DT PHDR 18VS 2 179228 2 PAP 10V S CN19 C1PUC 11 24V 13 SMP 03V NC SMR 03V N 24V 14 RRC 12 B14B PHDSS PHDR 14VS 2 2nd paper exit unit DVBS 8 1st paper exit unit 1 1 3 5VN ADU motor 1 2 1 2 3 2 Tray 1 cassette unit 1 2 3 C1SS D GND Tray 1 lift motor Tray 1 paper empty detector Fusing fan 2 Shifter motor PCU P...

Page 242: ...A 1 TNMB 2 F GND B2P VH VHR 2N SRA 21T 3 31cpm 35cpm machine only POFM_V 1 3 POFM_V 1 POFM_LD1 2 2 POFM_LD1 2 P GND 3 1 P GND 3 POFM_V 4 POFM_LD2 5 P GND 6 All destinations 3 POFM_V 1 2 POFM_LD2 2 1 P GND 3 1 24V 2 P GND 3 CV_COPY 4 CV_COUNT SMP 02V NC SMR 02V N 5 CV_START 24V 7 1 24V 1 6 CV_CA PSPS 8 2 PSPS 2 7 CV_CLCOPY B8B PH K S PHR 8 8 CV_COLOR1 9 CV_STAPLE 10 CV_COLOR0 SMP 03V NC SMR 03V N 1...

Page 243: ...D VHR 2N BK CN12 12V 1 CN401 12V 2 DVBS 1 5VN 3 5 5VN GND 2 5VN 4 B2P VH RD VHR 2N R 3 3V 5 7 3 3V 3 3V 6 8 3 3V 3 3V 7 D GND 8 9 D GND 9 10 D GND D GND 10 NC 11 D GND 12 13 B13B PASK 1 PAP 13V S CN7 CN41 INT5V 18 1 INT5V CN13 D GND 16 2 DGND 5VL 1 D GND 14 3 DGND 5VL 2 24V 12 4 24V_FAX 3 6 5VO 5VO 10 5 5VO_FAX D GND 4 NC VHR 10N B10P VH B 3 3V 8 6 3 3V_FAX D GND 5 3 3V 6 7 6 3 3V 4 8 B06B PASK 1 ...

Page 244: ...tral HL out1 1 NC 2 Neutral HL out2 3 B2P3 VH RD VHR 3N R 03CK 6H PC BU03P TR P H RHNR 3 H 292250 3 5VNPD 1 D GND 2 POSD 3 TH_UM 4 D GND 5 TH_US 6 D GND 7 B20B CZHK B 1 20CZ 6H 1 2 AC PWB 2 2 Neutral_WH 24V 3 1 Neutral WH 1 N C WH_CNT WH CS2 WH CS3 WH CS4 SCANNER UNIT WH SCN WH CS1 1 2 3 Neutral_WH WH PWB OPTION Neutral_WH Live_WH 1 2 3 Live_WH N C Live_WH N C 1 SW IN NEUTRAL SW OUT NEUTRAL SW OUT...

Page 245: ...D 3 PHR 3 B3B PH K R PHR 3 R PHR 3 Tray 2 cassette unit Standard Tray 4 cassette unit Option P GND N C D GND LUM3D N C PLC3 N C 24V TRCL3 PAP3 5V PPD3 D GND 24V PCS3 LUD3 DRS3 PPD4 D GND AI BI AI BI 24V1 LUD4 DRS4 PAP4 5V PCL4 24V CSS4 D GND LUM4D P GND PCS4 24V Tray 3 cassette unit Option Cassette sensor PWB D GND PPD4 5V DRS3 D GND DRS3 LUD3 DRS3 N C D GND Tray 2 lift motor CSS3 D GND Tray 3 lif...

Page 246: ... 14 SON2 13 SON1 12 EXHS 11 7 MSGMUTE HS1 8 CI 10 9 HS2 CION 6 24V AG 2 3 24V 1 BSPCLK BBITCLK MDM_ASPCLK MDM_ABITCLK SPK 5 4 150VON AG 38 39 HDMUTE 40 BRXD RHS BTXD 35 37 36 ARXD 32 RGDT 31 30 29 33 34 AFERES 28 ATXD 27 MDMGND 26 SI3_RES 24 22 NC 21 MDMGND 23 25 5VS MDM3 3V MDMGND TELID2 CI2 18 NC 17 19 20 16 TELID 15 MRON 13 14 ECON 11 EXHS SON2 12 SON1 7 MSGMUTE CI HS1 HS2 8 10 9 CION 3 24V 2 P...

Page 247: ...olenoid 2CS Solenoid drive signal Solenoid OFF Solenoid ON CN14 5 PCU C3LUM Lift motor 3CS OP Motor drive signal Motor rotation CN14 13 PCU C3PUC Paper feed clutch 3CS OP Clutch drive signal Clutch OFF Clutch ON CN14 20 PCU C3PUS Paper feed solenoid 3CS OP Solenoid drive signal Solenoid OFF Solenoid ON CN14 18 PCU C4LUM Lift motor 4CS OP Motor drive signal Motor rotation CN14 10 PCU C4PUC Paper fe...

Page 248: ...BS remote output Developing bias ON signal High voltage output ON CN13 20 PCU DVSET Developer empty detection Developing unit installation detection DV unit detection DV unit not installed CN18 4 PCU D USB Device differential data USB Device differential data CN17 2 MFPC PWB D USB Host Rear differential data USB Host Rear differential data CN18 2 MFPC PWB FAXCS_RXD_N Option FAXdata differential in...

Page 249: ...empty detection Paper provided CN21 14 PCU MPFS Manual feed solenoid Solenoid drive signal Solenoid ON CN20 14 PCU MPLD1 Manual feed length sensor 1 Manual feed paper length sensor 1 Paper provided CN20 9 PCU MPLD2 Manual feed length sensor 2 Manual feed paper length sensor 2 Paper provided CN20 6 PCU MPU_INTRO_N ICU for LSU communication ICU for LSU PCU communication signal CN10 6 PCU MPU_PRINTS_...

Page 250: ...tection Light emitting UN open close detection Close Open CN17 3 SCNcnt OPCASSEL Desk motor Enable Desk motor Enable signal Motor rotation Enable CN14 26 PCU OSMA Shift motor Motor drive signal Motor ON phase excitation ON Motor OFF CN2 3 PCU OSMB Shift motor Motor drive signal Motor ON phase excitation ON Motor OFF CN2 4 PCU OSMXA Shift motor Motor drive signal Motor ON phase excitation ON Motor ...

Page 251: ...ON CN17 6 PCU PSPS Process separation pawl solenoid Separation pawl drive Solenoid ON Solenoid OFF CN23 8 PCU PTRC1 Vertical transport clutch 3CS Clutch drive signal Clutch OFF Clutch ON CN14 16 PCU PTRC2 Vertical transport clutch 2CS Clutch drive signal Clutch OFF Clutch ON CN14 7 PCU PWM PGC For PIC program PIC program writing signal CN10 21 PCU RES_FIN Finisher communication Finisher communicat...

Page 252: ...H_UM Fusing thermistor temperature detection upper main Fusing thermistor signal CN21 4 PCU Analog TH_US Fusing thermistor temperature detection upper sub Fusing thermistor signal CN21 6 PCU Analog THV REM THV remote output Transfer bias ON signal High voltage output ON CN13 10 PCU THVREM THV remote output Transfer bias ON signal High voltage output ON CN13 16 PCU TNMA Toner motor A Motor drive si...

Page 253: ...ensor calibration jig UKOG 0318FCZZ Kynar powder UKOG 0123FCZZ For transfer belt Grease HANARL FL 955R UKOG 0299FCZZ Conduction grease FLOIL GE 676 UKOG 0012QSZZ Other shaft Grease FLOIL G 313S UKOG 0307FCZZ Grease JFE552 UKOG 0235FCZZ Stearic acid powder UKOG 0312FCZZ OPC drum Grease FLOIL GP 501MR UKOG 0013QSZZ RSPF paper feed roller shaft Grease MOLYKOTE X5 6020 UKOG 0158FCZZ Grease MOLYKOTE BR...

Page 254: ...free solder is about 220 C which is about 40 C higher than that of conventional lead solder and its soldering capacity is inferior to conventional one it is apt to keep the soldering iron in contact with the PWB for longer time This may cause land separation or may exceed the heat resistive temperature of components Use enough care to separate the soldering iron from the PWB when completion of sol...

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