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General Procedures / Information

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FaxCentre F110

GP 14 Power Supply

Figure 1 Power supply connections

Power save mode

To reach the lowest possible power consumption some parts are switched off or set to low-power
mode.
During power save mode, the following parts are switched off:

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Paper motor driver

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LSU and polygon motor

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OPU

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Loudspeaker amplification

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Paper sensors

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ADC Z350

Power Board

24V DC

24 V

5V

3.3V

230 AC

Polygon

motor

CIS

LED

ADF

motor

Video

ADC

LCD

Flash

SDRAM

Digicolor2

Speaker

Datapump

DP2Vxx

Codec

CSP1034C

Buffer

LIU

sensors

Chip Card

--5 V

LSU

Paper

motor

Solenoid

LIU

Codec

STL7550

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Summary of Contents for FaxCentre F110

Page 1: ...12 04 FaxCentre F110 SERVICE MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...y will be accepted by Xerox Europe arising out of any inaccuracies or omissions All service documentation is supplied to Xerox external customers for informational purposes only Xerox service documentation is intended for use by certified product trained service per sonnel only Xerox does not warrant or represent that it will notify or provide to such customer any future change to this documentati...

Page 3: ...Contents 1 1 2 Repair Analysis Procedures Section Contents 2 1 3 Image Quality Section Contents 3 1 4 Repairs Adjustments Section Contents 4 1 5 Parts List Section Contents 5 1 6 General Procedures Information Section Contents 6 1 7 Wiring Data Section Contents 7 1 Also included at the rear of this Service Manual are Service Log Sheet Publication Comment Sheet Health and Safety Incident Reporting ...

Page 4: ...Introduction ii 12 04 FaxCentre F110 Page intentionally blank ...

Page 5: ...After each disassembly of the apparatus the same safety tests as in the production line have to be performed see GP 47 SAFETY Test Specification These tests include four different steps to guarantee safety of the product according IEC EN 60950 1 2001 Test procedure a Earth Ground Continuity Test b Isolation Test c High Voltage Test Primary AC Power Secondary USB d High Voltage Test Primary AC Powe...

Page 6: ...troduction iv 12 04 FaxCentre F110 ESD Caution Symbol CAUTION Certain components in this product are susceptible to damage from electrostatic discharge Observe all ESD procedures to avoid component damage ...

Page 7: ...product incidents to Xerox Environment Health Safety within 24 hours of becoming aware of the event 2 The information to be provided at the time of reporting is contained in Appendix A Health and Safety Incident Report involving a Xerox product 3 The initial notification may be made by any of the following methods For incidents in North America and Developing Markets West Brazil Mexico Latin Amer ...

Page 8: ...ed equipment located in the vicinity of the incident b Return any affected equipment part s to the location designated by Xerox EH S and or the Business Division c Implement all safety retrofits 2 Xerox EH S shall a Manage and report all incident investigation activities b Review and approve proposed product corrective actions and retrofits if necessary c Manage all communications and corresponden...

Page 9: ...Service Call Procedures FaxCentre F110 12 04 1 1 1 Service Call Procedures SCP 1 Service Call Actions 1 3 SCP 2 Final Actions 1 4 ...

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Page 11: ...njury 1 Take note of symptoms or error messages 2 Ask the operator to describe or demonstrate the problem 3 Make sure that The power cord is connected to the wall outlet and to the machine All cables are connected correctly 4 If available check the machine service log book for any previous actions that may be relevant to the call 5 Review any defective print or copy samples 6 Use GP 7 Printable Li...

Page 12: ...rm the Customization Update GP 12 4 If the memory has been erased use a new Plug and Print card to update the Consumable Counter 5 Clean the CIS and the CIS guide PL 2 using a micro fibre wiper and lens and mirror cleaner PL 12 6 Put the machine into Maintenance Mode GP 9 and set the white reference Menu W 7 Perform the Margin Adjustment TBD 8 Make copies in standard and photo mode 9 Send and rece...

Page 13: ...inter Device 02 RAP 2 9 4 Check Printer Device 04 RAP 2 11 5 Paper Jam 1 RAP 2 12 6 Paper Jam 2 RAP 2 14 7 Document Feed RAP 2 15 8 Document Jam RAP 2 17 9 Document Multifeed RAP 2 18 10 ScanRef Failure RAP 2 19 11 Sensor Test Failed RAP 2 20 12 Blank Display RAP 2 22 13 Smartcard Reader Faults RAP 2 24 14 Other Faults RAP 2 26 ...

Page 14: ...Status Indicator RAPs 2 2 12 04 FaxCentre F110 Page intentionally blank ...

Page 15: ...se a line test tool PL 12 Install a new Main board PL 6 Table 1 Fax Error Codes Fax error codes Description 00 No error 01 Destination number not answering 02 Destination number is blocked 03 User pressed the STOP key 04 Wrong key pressed 05 Scanner error 06 Printer error 07 Protocol error 08 Check the document quality 09 No document on the polled device 0A The device was polled but there were no ...

Page 16: ...e crash 63 Distant device is busy 64 Transparent mode handshake failed Table 2 Simple Text Messaging SMS Error Codes Country dependent Value Error Service Action 00 No error 01 09 Server errors Protocol 2 Check if the user has subscribed to the service Check if the SMS destination number type is handled by the SMS pro vider 10 16 Low level errors Check the service centre numbers in the device 20 3...

Page 17: ...REMOVE PAPER ERROR PAPER EXIT JAM Install a new actuator PL 8 or a new PSU PL 8 PAPER FEED REPLACE PAPER ERROR PAPER MISS FEED ING Install a new actuator PL 8 or a new PSU PL 8 CHECK PRINTER 01 RESET DEVICE ERROR FUSER TEMPERA TURE TOO HIGH Install a new thermistor PL 5 or a new fuser PL 5 CHECK PRINTER 02 RESET DEVICE ERROR FUSER TEMPERA TURE TOO LOW Go to 3 Check Printer Device 02 RAP CHECK PRIN...

Page 18: ...o Paper Feed RAP Problem Paper not fed Cause 1 Paper Feeder Solenoid not connected to PSU or defective Solution 1 Ensure that the cable is connected or install a new solenoid PL 4 Cause 2 Drive motor failure caused by the cable trapped under the fuser ...

Page 19: ...cator RAPs FaxCentre F110 12 04 2 7 Solution 2 Repair the cable or install a new drive module PL 7 Cause 3 Registration spring is not installed correctly Solution 3 Ensure that the springs are installed correctly ...

Page 20: ...Status Indicator RAPs 2 8 12 04 FaxCentre F110 Cause 4 Lever of Paper Feeder is not installed correctly Solution 4 Ensure that the lever is installed correctly ...

Page 21: ... 3 Check Printer Device 02 RAP Problem Fault message Cause 1 Fusing unit not connected or cable damaged Solution 1 Connect the cable or repair the cable Install new parts as required PL 5 Cause 2 Bad cable connection Solution 2 Check the connection ...

Page 22: ...Status Indicator RAPs 2 10 12 04 FaxCentre F110 Cause 3 Bent thermistor Solution 3 Straighten the thermistor or install a new thermistor PL 2 incorrect correct ...

Page 23: ...APs FaxCentre F110 12 04 2 11 4 Check Printer Device 04 RAP Problem Fault message Cause 1 Bad LSU cable Solution 1 Check the connectors Cause 2 Damaged pins on the LSU Solution 2 Repair the pins or install a new LSU PL 3 ...

Page 24: ...110 5 Paper Jam 1 RAP Problem Paper Jam Cause 1 Registration guide out of position Solution 1 Ensure that the registration guide is correct Cause 2 Fan or motor cables trapped under the fuser Solution 2 Ensure that the cables are routed correctly ...

Page 25: ...Status Indicator RAPs FaxCentre F110 12 04 2 13 Cause 3 Paper in sensor jammed or damaged Solution 3 Check the Sensor refer to GP 10 Release the sensor If necessary install new parts PL 8 ...

Page 26: ...roblem Paper Jam Cause 1 Paper exit sensor damaged or missing Solution 1 Check the paper exit sensor refer to GP 10 If necessary install new parts PL 8 Cause 2 Exit backup rolls out of position Solution 2 Check the exit backup rolls If necessary install new parts PL 5 ...

Page 27: ...P Problem Document not fed Cause 1 Document sensor jammed or missing Solution 1 Check the document sensor refer to GP 10 If necessary install new parts PL 1 PL 2 Cause 2 LSU cover guide out of position Solution 2 Ensure that the LSU cover guide is installed correctly ...

Page 28: ...Status Indicator RAPs 2 16 12 04 FaxCentre F110 Cause 3 Poor scanner cable connection Solution 3 Ensure that the cable is connected correctly ...

Page 29: ... 2 17 8 Document Jam RAP Problem Document jam Cause 1 Exit pinch rolls out of position Solution 1 Check the rolls If necessary install new parts PL 8 Cause 2 CIS guide out of position Solution 2 Ensure that the CIS guide is installed correctly ...

Page 30: ...tatus Indicator RAPs 2 18 12 04 FaxCentre F110 9 Document Multifeed RAP Problem Document multifeed Cause Incorrect position of guide on the LSU cover Solution Ensure that the guide is installed correctly ...

Page 31: ...ntre F110 12 04 2 19 10 ScanRef Failure RAP Problem Fault message Cause Document sensor 2 blocked Solution Check the sensor refer to GP 10 Ensure that document sensor 2 is installed correctly If neces sary install new parts PL 2 ...

Page 32: ...r stock sensor damaged or missing Solution 1 Check the sensor refer to GP 10 Ensure that the paper stock sensor is installed correctly If nec essary install new parts PL 4 Cause 2 Rear cover lever bent or broken Solution 2 Ensure that the rear cover lever is installed correctly If necessary install new parts PL 9 ...

Page 33: ...Status Indicator RAPs FaxCentre F110 12 04 2 21 Cause 3 Paper input sensor jammed or damaged Solution 3 Check the sensor refer to GP 10 Release the sensor If necessary install new parts PL 8 ...

Page 34: ...2 22 12 04 FaxCentre F110 12 Blank Display RAP Problem Blank display Cause 1 OPU cable disconnected on the OPU Solution 1 Connect the OPU Cable Cause 2 OPU cable disconnected on the main PWB Solution 2 Connect the OPU Cable ...

Page 35: ...xCentre F110 12 04 2 23 Cause 3 OPU cable damaged Solution 3 Install a new OPU PL 1 Cause 4 LCD cable disconnected Solution 4 Connect the LCD cable Cause 5 OPU connector damaged at sockets Solution 5 Install a new OPU PCB PL 1 ...

Page 36: ...Status Indicator RAPs 2 24 12 04 FaxCentre F110 13 Smartcard Reader Faults RAP Problem SmartCard reader failure Cause 1 Smartcard Reader not connected Solution 1 Correctly connect the Smartcard reader ...

Page 37: ...Status Indicator RAPs FaxCentre F110 12 04 2 25 Cause 2 Smartcard reader incorrectly connected Solution 2 Correctly connect the Smartcard reader ...

Page 38: ...ion 1 Disconnect the machine Press Start 9 Reconnect the machine and keep Start 9 pressed until the end of reboot The message Bootloader L2 xxx Ready will appear on the display Update the firmware GP 11 Problem 2 The message Card Error is displayed after replacing the print cartridge Cause 2 The F110 detects that the wrong toner cartridge has been installed Solution 2 Ensure that the correct custo...

Page 39: ...04 3 1 3 Image Quality IQ 1 Faint or Blank Prints or Copies RAP 3 3 IQ 2 White Lines RAP 3 5 IQ 3 Grey Shadows Ghosting RAP 3 6 IQ 4 Black Prints or Copy RAP 3 7 IQ 5 Smudges 3 9 IQ 6 Vertical Lines Photo Mode RAP 3 10 IQ 7 Skew 3 14 ...

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Page 41: ...mage Quality FaxCentre F110 12 04 3 3 IQ 1 Faint or Blank Prints or Copies RAP Problem Faint or Blank Prints or Copies Cause 1 Print cartridge is empty Solution 1 Install a new print cartridge GP 3 PL 12 ...

Page 42: ... or dirty earth ground contact to the cartridge Solution 2 Check and clean the earth ground contact for the cartridge Cause 3 Poor contact between the transfer roll and the PSU Solution 3 Check and clean the contact between the transfer roll and the PSU ...

Page 43: ...Image Quality FaxCentre F110 12 04 3 5 IQ 2 White Lines RAP Problem White lines Cause Bad cartridge Solution Install a new print cartridge GP 3 PL 12 ...

Page 44: ...xCentre F110 IQ 3 Grey Shadows Ghosting RAP Problem Grey shadows or ghosting Cause Poor or dirty side contacts between the print cartridge and the PSU Solution Check and clean the contacts between the print cartridge and the PSU ...

Page 45: ...0 12 04 3 7 IQ 4 Black Prints or Copy RAP Problem Black prints or copies Cause 1 Poor or dirty front contacts between the print cartridge and the PSU Solution 1 Check and clean the contacts between the print cartridge and the PSU ...

Page 46: ...mage Quality 3 8 12 04 FaxCentre F110 Cause 2 Poor connection to the CIS Solution 2 Check the connection to the CIS Cause 3 Poor connection to the main board Solution 3 Check the connection to main board ...

Page 47: ...Image Quality FaxCentre F110 12 04 3 9 IQ 5 Smudges Problem Smudges Cause Grease on the transfer roll Solution Locate and repair the cause of grease on the transfer roll Install a new transfer roll PL 4 ...

Page 48: ...Image Quality 3 10 12 04 FaxCentre F110 IQ 6 Vertical Lines Photo Mode RAP Problem 1 Vertical lines Cause 1 Bad print cartridge Solution 1 Install a new print cartridge GP 3 PL 12 ...

Page 49: ...Image Quality FaxCentre F110 12 04 3 11 Problem 2 Vertical lines Cause 2 Bad white reference Solution 2 Make a new white reference GP 9 ...

Page 50: ...Image Quality 3 12 12 04 FaxCentre F110 Problem 3 Vertical lines Cause 3 Dirt on the mirrors Solution 3 Clean the mirrors PL 3 using a micro fibre wiper and lens and mirror cleaner PL 12 ...

Page 51: ...F110 12 04 3 13 Problem 4 Vertical lines Cause 4 Dirt on the CIS Solution 4 Clean the CIS using a micro fibre wiper and lens and mirror cleaner PL 12 Problem 5 Vertical lines Cause 5 Damaged CIS Solution 5 Replace the CIS PL 3 ...

Page 52: ...lity 3 14 12 04 FaxCentre F110 IQ 7 Skew Problem Skewed copies or prints Cause 1 Plate registration guide not in the correct position Solution 1 Ensure that the plate registration guides are installed correctly ...

Page 53: ...Image Quality FaxCentre F110 12 04 3 15 Cause 2 The gap between the Paper Feeder and the fuser module is incorrect Solution 2 Ensure that the Paper Feeder is installed correctly ...

Page 54: ...ntre F110 Cause 3 The CIS holder is not installed correctly Solution 3 Ensure that the CIS holder is installed correctly Cause 4 Paper guide set incorrectly Solution 4 Check that the side guide is set to 8 5 x 11 or A4 as necessary ...

Page 55: ...Operation Panel Removal 4 4 REP 3 Upper Guide Assembly Removal 4 5 REP 4 Scanner CIS Removal 4 6 REP 5 Main Cover Removal 4 7 REP 6 Main Controller PCB Removal 4 11 REP 7 Paper Feeder and Feed Roll Assembly Removal 4 13 REP 8 Fuser Unit Removal 4 14 REP 9 Remove Drive Module 4 16 REP 10 Power Supply Removal 4 17 ...

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Page 57: ...Electricity can cause death or injury Moving parts can cause injury Tools Phillips screwdriver Flat screwdriver medium size Torx No 9 Torx No 20 1 Remove the document trays and the paper cassette Main Cover Upper Guide Assembly Operation Panel REP 5 REP 3 REP 6 REP 4 REP 2 Main Controller PWB Repairs Drive Module REP 9 Scanner CIS ROS Fuser Unit REP 8 REP 7 Paper Feeder and Feed Roll Assembly Tran...

Page 58: ... REP 2 Operation Panel Removal Parts List on PL 1 1 Refer to REP 1 2 Open the panel Figure 1 3 Pull the 3 snaps forward on the front underside of the panel Figure 2 4 Push the panel rearward to unclip the rear securing tabs 5 Remove the OPU cable ...

Page 59: ...2 04 4 5 REP 3 Upper Guide Assembly Removal Parts List on PL 2 1 Perform REP 2 2 Press the left guide 3 Lift up the left side of the Upper Guide Assy to unclip the left hinge 4 Move the part to the left to unclip the right hinge Figure 1 ...

Page 60: ...04 FaxCentre F110 REP 4 Scanner CIS Removal Parts List on PL 3 1 Perform REP 3 2 Press and remove the scanner clip Figure 1 3 Lift the CIS carefully 4 Disconnect the CIS cable Figure 2 5 Check the CIS guide Scanner Clip CIS cable ...

Page 61: ...moval Parts List on PL 3 Remove Handset Cover and Right Cover 1 Perform REP 3 2 Remove 2 screws of the Right Cover and the Handset Cover 220V or Left Cover and pull up while moving it towards the centre of the machine to release the left side securing tabs Figure 1 ...

Page 62: ...om the main board and pull up while moving it towards the centre of the machine to release the right side securing tabs 5 To remove the Right Cover press the 2 snaps Figure 3 Replacement 1 Replacement is the reverse of the removal procedure 2 When re assembling the left and right covers slide the front tab in place first then push the covers down to lock the securing tabs ...

Page 63: ...ove Top Cover Main Housing CAUTION Do not remove the LSU The LSU is factory set and can only be installed as part of the Main Cover 1 Remove the 4 screws see Figure 4 and 2 screws inside the machine under the print car tridge Figure 4 LSU See Caution ...

Page 64: ...irs Adjustments 4 10 12 04 FaxCentre F110 2 Lift the Loudspeaker and put it on the side of the Main board Figure 5 3 Disconnect the cables from the top of the main board 4 Lift up the Main housing Figure 6 ...

Page 65: ...Repairs Adjustments FaxCentre F110 12 04 4 11 REP 6 Main Controller PWB Removal Parts List on PL 6 1 Perform REP 5 2 Disconnect the thermistor cable and hook switch cable Figure 1 ...

Page 66: ...justments 4 12 12 04 FaxCentre F110 3 Remove the 2 screws from the bottom of the main controller bracket Figure 2 Figure 3 Replacement 1 If a new main board has been installed perform a customization update GP 12 ...

Page 67: ...y 4 Disconnect the solenoid cable to the PSU Replacement 1 Replacement is the reverse of the removal procedure 2 Once the Paper Feeder has been removed the Feed Roll Assembly is removed by rotating up its bushings handles 3 When re assembling the Paper Feeder make sure the 2 plastic guide pins are aligned in the bottom of the chassis as well as the pin that aligns to the drive module 2 screws 2 sn...

Page 68: ...rs Adjustments 4 14 12 04 FaxCentre F110 REP 8 Fuser Unit Removal Parts List on PL 5 1 Perform REP 7 2 Remove 2 screws Figure 1 3 Carefully lift the Fuser from the backside to release the hinge at the front ...

Page 69: ... is the reverse of the removal procedure 2 When re assembling the Fuser unit be careful not to catch wires under the fuser bracket 3 When re assembling the Fuser unit ensure that all 4 aligning pins are properly positioned in the chassis There are 2 pins on the front of the Fuser and 2 pins on the bottom of the Fuser bracket ...

Page 70: ... 16 12 04 FaxCentre F110 REP 9 Drive Module Removal Parts List on PL 7 1 Perform REP 8 2 Disconnect 4 cables to the PSU Figure 1 3 Remove 2 screws on the bottom of the Driving Module Bracket 4 Remove the earth ground screw ...

Page 71: ...al Parts List on PL 8 1 Perform REP 8 2 Disconnect 4 cables from the Drive Module to the PSU 3 Remove both exit sensor flags 4 Remove 6 screws Note During re assembly make sure the front end of the PSU is properly positioned in the three board guides on the printer chassis ...

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Page 73: ... Assembly 5 4 PL 3 Housing and Scanner 5 5 PL 4 Paper Feeder Assembly 5 6 PL 5 Fuser Assembly 5 7 PL 6 Main Board Assembly 5 8 PL 7 Drive Module 5 9 PL 8 Bracket Assembly 5 10 PL 9 Rear Cover Assembly 5 11 PL 10 Paper Cassette Assembly 5 12 PL 11 Cradle and Handset 220V Only 5 13 PL 12 Consumables and Tools 5 14 ...

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Page 75: ...RT NO COMMENT DESCRIPTION 1 5 002N02358 REP 2 PANEL XEROX F110 COMPLETE 1 002N02359 PANEL XEROX F110 PRINTED 2 123N00236 LCD MODUL SMS PRODUCTS 3 019N00814 SMS KEYPAD ASSY LASERFAX 4 110N01378 CENTRE KEYS SILVER 5 140N62956 PCBa L2 OPU v2 6 TBD REFER TO REP 2 OPU CABLE 1 2 3 5 4 6 ...

Page 76: ...4 FaxCentre F110 PL 2 Upper Guide Assembly INDEX PART NO COMMENT DESCRIPTION 1 2 5 032N00424 REP 3 RETARD PAD ASSEMBLY 1 019N00815 ADF PAD 2 025N00093 SHEET READING BAR 3 120N00455 ACTUATOR ADF 4 120N00456 ACTUATOR RP 3 4 5 1 2 ...

Page 77: ...SSY 2 062N00255 REP 4 CIS 300DPI 3 019N00817 CIS HOLDER 4 002N02362 COVER RIGHT 5a 002N02370 HANDSET COVER PS WHITE 220V 5b 002N02363 COVER LEFT WITHOUT HANDSETFORM 110V 6 Part of item 1 LASER SCANNER UNIT 7 062N00256 MIRROR LSU BV2 8 002N02364 COVER LSU 9 002N02365 USB COVER 10 130N01374 NOT SHOWN LOUDSPEAKER 50MM L100 2 5b 5a 9 8 4 3 6 1 7 10 ...

Page 78: ...DEX PART NO COMMENT DESCRIPTION 1 6 130N01370 REP 7 PAPER FEEDER COMPLETE 1 022N02106 REP 7 FEED ROLL ASSY 2 022N02107 TRANSFER ROLL ASSY 3 121N01083 SOLENOID ASSY 4 011N00494 PICKUP HOOK LEVER 5 130N01371 ACTUATOR PAPER SENSOR 6 130N01372 ACTUATOR INPUT SENSOR 2 5 3 4 1 6 ...

Page 79: ...IT COMPLETE 220V 1 122N00236 HALOGEN LAMP L2 110V 122N00237 HALOGEN LAMP L2 220V 2 130N01373 THERMISTOR L2 3 108N00532 FUSE UCHIHASHI 110V 108N00533 FUSE UCHIHASHI 220V 4 022N02108 HEAT ROLL 5 022N02109 BUSH HEAT ROLL LH 6 022N02110 BUSH HEAT ROLL RH 7 022N02111 PRESSURE ROLL 8 022N02112 BUSH PRESSURE ROLL LH 9 022N02113 BUSH PRESSURE ROLL RH 2 4 3 8 7 9 6 1 3 5 ...

Page 80: ...tre F110 PL 6 Main Board Assembly INDEX PART NO COMMENT DESCRIPTION 1 140N62957 REP 6 PCBa L2 MAB S2 US v4 110V 140N62963 REP 6 PCBa L2 MAB S2 EU v4 220V 2 140N62958 PCBa L2 SCB v1 smartcard 3 117N01671 FFC CABLE 7P 65MM SCB MAB 1 2 3 ...

Page 81: ...5 9 PL 7 Drive Module INDEX PART NO COMMENT DESCRIPTION 1 127N07336 FAN 2 127N07337 MOTOR FAX PM35S 3 127N07338 MOTOR RECORD PART 16PU 4 007N01280 TBD REP 9 REP 9 GEARBOX WITH POWER CABLE ASSY 110V GEARBOX WITH POWER CABLE ASSY 220V 3 1 2 4 ...

Page 82: ...arts List 5 10 12 04 FaxCentre F110 PL 8 Bracket Assembly INDEX PART NO COMMENT DESCRIPTION 1 030N00703 BRACKET ASSY 2 120N00457 ACTUATOR EXIT 3 140N62960 REP 10 L2 PSU 110V 140N62966 REP 10 L2 PSU 220V 2 3 1 ...

Page 83: ... F110 12 04 5 11 PL 9 Rear Cover Assembly INDEX PART NO COMMENT DESCRIPTION 1 002N02366 REARCOVER ASSY 2 050N00453 DOCUMENT TRAY FOR DOC IN 3 050N00454 DOCUMENT TRAY FOR DOC OUT 4 050N00458 DOCUMENT EXTENSION FOR DOC OUT 2 1 3 4 ...

Page 84: ...rts List 5 12 12 04 FaxCentre F110 PL 10 Paper Cassette Assembly INDEX PART NO COMMENT DESCRIPTION 1 2 3 050N00455 PAPERCASSETTE 250 PAGES 2 050N00456 EXIT PRINT TRAY 3 050N00457 EXIT PRINT TRAY EXTENSION 2 3 1 ...

Page 85: ... 12 04 5 13 PL 11 Cradle and Handset 220V Only INDEX PART NO COMMENT DESCRIPTION 1 TBD HANDSET ASSY 2 011N00495 HOOKSWITCH LEVER 3 009N01494 HOOKSWITCH SPRING 4 117N01670 SWITCH CABLE 2P 130MM HOOKSW MAB 5 TBD HANDSET CABLE 1 3 2 5 4 ...

Page 86: ...T DESCRIPTION 1 043P00081 WARNING Wear protective gloves when using solvents and cleaning agents LENS AND MIRROR CLEANER 2 099P03037 DISPOSABLE GLOVES Qty 100 3 035E56460 MICRO FIBRE WIPER Qty 5 4 600T02133 LINE TEST TOOL 5 13R00605 13R00599 PRINT CARTRIDGE EUROPE DMO PRINT CARTRIDGE NASG XCL ...

Page 87: ...e 6 41 GP 13 Hardware Architecture 6 45 GP 14 Power Supply 6 48 GP 15 Installation Requirement 6 49 GP 16 Easy Install 6 50 GP 17 18 Not Used 6 51 GP 19 Printer Interface 6 52 GP 20 USB Device 6 53 GP 21 LSU 6 54 GP 22 Operation Panel Unit Interface 6 56 GP 23 Motor Control 6 57 GP 24 Sensor Actuator 6 58 GP 25 Heat Control 6 59 GP 26 Power Supply Interface 6 60 GP 27 ADC for Temperature and High ...

Page 88: ...Procedures Information 6 2 12 04 FaxCentre F110 GP 44 Connection of the Codec to DC2 6 96 GP 45 Audio 6 97 GP 46 Technical Data 6 98 GP 47 Safety Test Specification 6 101 GP 48 Acronyms and Abbreviations 6 103 ...

Page 89: ...tional functions possible toggling calls call waiting etc Paper Paper tray for up to 250 sheets Paper formats A4 letter legal Ordinary typewriter and photocopier paper 60 to 90 gsm 16lb 24lb Copier 64 grey tones Speed 10 pages per minute Automatic document feeder for 20 documents Resolution Fast Quality Photo Zoom 25 to 400 percent Up to 99 copies from one document Printing Black and white laser p...

Page 90: ...feeder for 20 documents Computer Connection For PC Microsoft Windows 98 SE 2000 ME XP USB connection 1 1 as well as 2 0 full speed Installation CD with automatic installation Printer Driver Twain Scanner Driver PaperPort 8 0 SE including OCR Acrobat Reader 6 0 Companion Suite V1 0 Printing from the computer ten pages per minute Add and edit telephone book entries ...

Page 91: ...g the Country Use function 11 to select the specific country in which you will be operating the FaxCentre F110 It is essential to select the country because otherwise the FaxCentre F110 will not have the correct settings for the local telephone network 1 Press MENU OK 11 and OK 2 Select the country by pressing the arrow keys 3 Confirm with OK Pressing C will return you to the previous menu step pr...

Page 92: ...rs press Shift and the desired key simultaneously The symbols are displayed directly above the letter keys To enter symbols press the blue key and the corresponding letter key simultaneously It is not possible to insert a symbol as the first character of your name 4 Confirm with OK Pressing C will return you to the previous menu step pressing STOP will return you to the root menu Page Header Your ...

Page 93: ...t you insert into the FaxCentre F110 you must update the toner level memory with the Plug n Print card provided Note In order to guarantee a good print quality use only original print cartridges Other print cartridges can cause damage to the FaxCentre F110 Use of other print cartridges can also void the warranty 1 Open the cover by taking hold of both document guides and tipping the cover backward...

Page 94: ...rint cartridge into the FaxCentre F110 The cartridge should snap securely into position Figure 4 7 Close the cover Make sure that the cover snaps securely into position on both sides 8 NEW CARTRIDGE appears on the display Confirm with OK 9 Wait until INSERT CARD appears on the display Push the Plug n Print card of the new print cartridge into the opening on the left side next to the paper tray wit...

Page 95: ...oc ess at any time by simply pressing STOP However the toner level memory must be updated for each new print cartridge If you have pressed the STOP key by mistake you can restart the recharging process as follows 1 Press MENU OK 62 and OK 2 Select new black with the arrows and confirm with OK Select yes with arrows and confirm again After a short time the FaxCentre F110 will ask you to insert the ...

Page 96: ...cu ments identify the sender s name phone number transmission date and time TSI CSI TSI Identification Tel Number of the transmitting machine CSI Identification Tel Number of the receiving machine Compression Methods Modified Hoffman method to reduce the data transferred via the telephone line All G3 machines offer M H coding Modified read efficient coding system that increases speed by about 15 M...

Page 97: ...General Procedures Information FaxCentre F110 12 04 6 11 GP 5A Operation Elements 110V Figure 1 Document Input Tray Paper Output Tray Print Cartridge Power Input Serial Number Document Output Tray ...

Page 98: ...General Procedures Information 6 12 12 04 FaxCentre F110 GP 5B Operation Elements 220V Figure 1 Document Input Tray Document Output Tray Paper Output Tray Print Cartridge Power Input Serial Number ...

Page 99: ...General Procedures Information FaxCentre F110 12 04 6 13 GP 6A Control Panel and LCD Display 110V Figure 1 ...

Page 100: ...General Procedures Information 6 14 12 04 FaxCentre F110 GP 6B Control Panel and LCD Display 220V Figure 1 ...

Page 101: ... NAME Enter your name and your number 15 LINE TYPE 16 TECHNICALS Technical parameter 17 RING COUNT 18 RINGER VOLUME Table 2 FAX 21 TX SPEED Reduce transmission speed 22 POLLING RX Polling receiving a document 23 POLLING TX Document to be polled sending 24 SEND LATER Single or Broadcast in a certain time 25 SEND REPORT Printing type of Send Report 26 TIME STAMP 27 FAX ANSW Received fax printing Aut...

Page 102: ...l three times for the third from last number etc Parameter List The current settings on your machine can be seen on your list of parameters Press Menu 44 and then the OK button to obtain this list Example of the list SID Service Number 1234567 Date 16 08 05 16 34 Table 4 Commands 51 PERFORM Perform a command 52 MODIFY Update of commands 53 CANCEL Delete a command 54 PRINT Printing of a document in...

Page 103: ...end Report 25 SEND REPORT WITH Table 4 Reception 25 NBR OF COPIES 1 28 SORTED PRINT WITH Table 5 Cart Capacity BLACK 53 Table 1 Transmission Date Time Subscriber Mode Pages Durat Status Note 12 08 8 19 06763006777 NORMAL 1 0 27 Correct 12 08 14 35 06641648901 NORMAL 1 0 17 Correct 12 08 14 44 06763006777 NORMAL 1 0 26 Correct 12 08 14 49 06763006777 NORMAL 1 0 27 Correct Table 2 Reception Date Tim...

Page 104: ...t of the numbers stored in your machine This list is accessed by pressing Menu 43 and then the OK button Example of the list SID Service Number 1234567 Date 16 08 05 16 34 Table 1 Name Number Directory Mom 06641234567 0 Dad 06647654321 1 John Peterson 00431661554567 2 Sandra Douglas 06763006777 3 ...

Page 105: ... access the configuration bytes by means of the key sequence Menu The description of these parameters can be found below They are modified in the same manner as all others parameters Table 1 SOFT Switch 1 Ringing and Automatic Printing Bit 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Use SOS IMPTRA Trace printing PC down load enable SOS IMPT30 Automatic Printing of T30 trace after comm error SOS IMPAUTO Automatic log printing...

Page 106: ...f scan printing communication SOS DISINF Unlimited DIS length SOS RTN Page accept criterion SOS TCF TCF accept criterion SOS DIS COURT Restricted DIS size SOS MODPRIV Communi cat In pri vate mode Values 0 no 1 yes 0 1 meter 1 3 meter 0 no 1 yes 0 10 max 1 15 max 2 20 max 3 no check 0 normal 1 special 0 long DIS 1 short DIS 0 no 1 yes Table 5 SOFT Switch 5 Loudspeaker Configuration Bit 8 7 6 5 4 3 ...

Page 107: ...sec lines 1 Maximum length of a line 5sec 0 no 1 yes Table 8 SOFT Switch 10 Communications Locks Miscellaneous Bit 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Use Reserved SOS SON REA Access to redialling parame ters Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved SOS BTYPNUM Access to impulse DTMF dialling parameter SOS AFFVIT Comm Rate display Values 0 no access 1 access 0 yes 1 no O no the page number is displayed 1 yes the comm Rate...

Page 108: ... MENUCLAVIER Hide keyboard menus and force QWERTY key board SOS REIMP Reprint ing of received docu ments SOS REGULREC T30 reception control inhib ited Reserved Reserved Reserved Values 0 no 1 yes 0 no 1 yes 0 no 1 yes 0 no 1 yes Table 12 SOFT Switch 21 T4 T6 Decoder Debug Bit 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Use Reserved SOS DETECT OCCUP Inhibition of engaged tone detect Reserved SOS GAR CAGE FLASH flash memory ga...

Page 109: ...ing via ADF Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Values 0 no 1 yes Table 15 SOFT Switch 24 Miscellaneous Software Functions Bit 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Use SOS SMSV23 SMS function type SOS SMSRECV23 Reception SMS function Reserved Reserved Reserved SMS PROTOCOLE Used protocol for SMS Reserved Reserved Values 0 SMS via V23 1 Text2Fax 0 no 1 yes 0 country dep 1 opposite Table 16 SO...

Page 110: ...cellaneous Software Functions Bit 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Use Chip select restore ESD problems Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Number of busy tones CLIP time update delta Time update via CLIP Values 0 no 1 yes O 3 busy tones 1 2 busy tones 0 always 1 90min 0 yes 1 no Table 19 SOFT Switch 28 Miscellaneous Software Functions Bit 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Use Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved Reserved C...

Page 111: ... pages counters If page counter SOS26 6 is switched ON Menu 4 Clear consumables counters Attention after clear Chip Card is needed Menu 5 Complete hardware reset functions 0 1 2 3 8 Restart with Easy Install GP 16 This command sequence is taken into account only if printer cover is open Menu 6 Same as Menu 7 but without Easy Install GP 16 Menu 7 Functions 0 2 8 Restart with Easy Install GP 16 Dire...

Page 112: ... parameters and directory on I2C chip card Menu 6 Not used Menu 7 Not used Menu 8 Not used Menu 9 Restore users parameters and directory from I2C chip card Menu E Menu e Display internal firmware status applications and drivers Menu M Menu m Display modem chip type Menu R Menu r Software reset Menu V Menu v Display firmware version and checksum on LCD Menu W Menu w White Reference Menu Y Menu y If...

Page 113: ...enance mode SOS1 Bit8 has to be set to one To enter in the Test Mode press the Key combination below on the keypad Menu 0 You will enter into the Test Mode and the following messages will appear on the displays ATTENTION After you have entered in the Test Mode the first Test you have to carry out is the Test 100 Param 00 INIT Test Mode Display The content of the display has following format YYY Sh...

Page 114: ...splay shows the Text during a Test and Remarks is for added Infor mation A short Test description and Pass criteria is also included in a Test step Short Overview of Tests for Service Table 1 Step Status Operator UUT Display Remarks 1 OK Wait XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX 2 NOK Do Info 3 Repeat Do 4 Table 2 Test number Test name Parameter Remark 100 INIT Test mode YES Save Consumer counter 103 Cradle No 108 S...

Page 115: ...de Resultbyte 00 Test done and OK FF Test not done 80 Operator pressed STOP XX Error code Remark Initialize Toner counter to 20 for making printing tests Table 1 Step Status Operator UUT Display Remarks 1 Is in TEST MODE TESTMODE 2 Enter Command Keypad 100 3 Receive Command clears all buffers initialized all relevant drivers and variables set all test to FF means tests not done ENTER TEST 100 4 OK...

Page 116: ... 00 Test done and OK FF Test not done 80 Operator pressed STOP Table 1 Step Status Operator UUT Display Remarks 1 Is in Testmode and waits for command YYY TESTMODE XX YYY last Testcode XX Errorcode or 00 2 Enter command Keypad 108 3 UUT waits for START SPK TST 4 Press START UUT plays a tone 5 Check the tone 6 OK Press START Set Resultbyte to 00 108 TESTMODE XX XX 00 and no anomaly occurred 7 NOK P...

Page 117: ...her bit combinations means error anomaly occurred Key Sequence A Z i OK Fax Mode q w e r t y u i o p Å a s d f g h j k l Enter SHIFT Z x c v b n m CTRL SMS Redial R Dial 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 Res Copy Clear Stop Start Table 1 Step Status Operator UUT Display Remarks 1 Is in Testmode and wait for com mand YYY TESTMODE XX YYY last Testcode XX Errorcode or 00 2 Enter Command Keypad 109 3 UUT shows the ...

Page 118: ...3rd sign 3 only the points of the 5th line are displayed 4th sign 4 only the points of the 4th line are displayed 5th sign 5 only the points of the 3rd line are displayed 6th sign 6 only the points of the 2nd line are displayed 7th sign 7 only the points of the 1st line are displayed 8th sign 8 only the points of the 7th line are displayed Distributing CG RAM The signs become the distributed CG RA...

Page 119: ...ress START 5 Show Black Dots and wait for input 6 OK Press START 7 NOK Press STOP 8 Show blank display and wait for input 9 OK Press START 10 NOK Press STOP 11 Write Chars in CG RAM 12 Show chars from CG RAM and wait for input 13 OK Press START 14 NOK Press STOP 15 Show icons and wait for input 16 OK Press START 17 NOK Press STOP 18 Show all X and wait for input XXXXXXXXXXXX 19 OK Press START 21 N...

Page 120: ...ter a time of 0 5 sec Flow Pass All Tests ok no anomaly occurred Resultbytes 00 Test ok FF Test not done 80 Operator pressed STOP Table 1 Step Status Operator UUT Display Remarks 1 Is in Testmode and wait for command YYY TESTMODE XX YYY last Testcode XX Errorcode or 00 2 Enter Command Keypad 111 3 Set clear LED after each other LED TEST 4 OK Press START Set Resultbyte to 00 111 TESTMODE XX XX 00 a...

Page 121: ...it for command YYY TESTMOD XX YYY last Testcode XX Errorcode or 00 2 Enter Command Keypad 112 3 SEN TST 4 Checks Paper Cassette sensor REMOVE PAP CASS Remove Paper Cassette INSERT PAP CASS 5 Insert Paper Cassette Checks Paper Cassette sensor OPEN PRT COVER 6 Open Printer Cover Checks Cover sensor CLOSE PRT COVER 7 Close Printer Cover Checks Cover sensor WAIT PRT READY 9 OK Set Resultbyte to 00 112...

Page 122: ...tep Status Operator UUT Display Remarks 1 Is in Testmode and wait for command YYY TESTMODE XX YYY last Testcode XX Errorcode or 00 2 Enter Command Keypad 120 4 Open and close printer cover Switch fan on and wait for input FAN TST 5 Check function of fan by hand 7 OK Press START Set Resultbyte to 00 120 TESTMODE 00 XX 00 and no anomaly occurred 8 NOK Press STOP Set Resultbyte to XX 120 TESTMODE XX ...

Page 123: ...is in USERMODE Flow Pass No errors occurred during Exit Testmode All variables set for User No garbage in Memory Step Status Operator UUT Display Remarks 1 Is in TESTMODE YYY TESTMODE XX YYY last Testcode XX Errorcode or 00 2 Enter Command Keypad_ 136 3 Receive Command clears all buffers initialized all relevant drivers and variables for Usermode END TEST 4 Restart of machine in Usermode ...

Page 124: ...tandard mode Switch to upload mode Device is in normal mode You need to switch for upload mode before proceed MFL C5 ready for upload Device is ready to proceed If TelUSB2 is launched by specifying a file name as command line parameter or by double clicking on a binary file the utility will automatically try to upload the file Then if the file is successfully uploaded the utility will be automatic...

Page 125: ... machine Menu Display show 3 Confirm with OK and the display show 4 Press the key 1 to change the Bit 8 from 0 to 1 to activate the service function 5 Confirm with OK and then press STOP to exit 6 Press MENU 4 to activate the TELELOADING function Display show 7 Start the program TelUSB2 exe for example with double click on the Teleloader icon 1 SOS1 2 SOS2 1 SOS1 2 SOS2 SOS1 10100001 Bit 8 TELELOA...

Page 126: ...the device is ready for firmware upgrade 9 Press the Browse Button to select the location of the Firmware Binary file 10 Press the Upload Button and the upload will start Figure 3 You will get the message above in case of a successfully upload see figure 3 After a while the device will continue with a reboot and starts with the easy install procedure GP 16 11 Go through the easy install procedure ...

Page 127: ...e The communication with the machine is done via an USB cable as usual The difference is the used program Commflag To make the machine ready for the process it has to be entered in the test mode Activating the Bit switch SOS1 Bit 8 does this To enter in the test mode press the key combination Menu 0 To prevent a toner counter reset Test Code 100 with Parameter 00 must be inserted before up loading...

Page 128: ...its the byte from the customization file has For example 0 70 has 4 digits so the right number would be 0004 This is the byte from the customization file converted into ASCII code For example 0xF is converted to 0 70 because 70 is the ASCII code for F This is the checksum of the custom byte In our example it is 0 7 0 07 1021200040 7007 This means write mode The amount of the digits of the customiz...

Page 129: ...enter 136 on the machine The machine will reboot and prompt with the country selection Commflag Batch File There exists an addition to Commflag that automates parts of the process To use this batch file it has to be present in the Commflag directory To work with this batch file the L2 has to be in test mode Checking the current customization The command commflag check shows the active customizatio...

Page 130: ...an be found in Table 1 Leaving the test mode via the batch file There exists two ways to exit the test mode The simple ones are these commflag quit or commflag x The more advanced way is a combination with the upload and check command Only attach a x at the end of the command These are two examples commflag check x or commflag upload shortcut x ...

Page 131: ...uipment of the same PCB are planned L2 High end 33 4k hard modem L2 High end 33 4k hard modem corded handset Block diagram Figure 1 Scanner motor Paper motor Mains 230V Halogen lamp Mains potential High voltage Rollers Solenoid Paper sensor Fan Motor driver Motor driver Thermistor ADC USB RJ11 RJ11 LIU Sidetone suppression Handset Codec Codec DP2V34 DC2 Flash SDRAM Smart card reader Laser modulati...

Page 132: ...COLOR2 provide 4 chip select for peripheral bus Power supply 2 7 3 3V Frequency internal frequency 92Mhz Access cycle are programmable for each Chip Select No external ready signal management System controller System control is handled by DIGICOLOR2 DIGICOLOR2 manages the following functions Decoding of SDRAM memory space and interface for SDRAM memory Decoding of Flash code memory space Decoding ...

Page 133: ...se the pin PO_DATA0 is used for sending the video signal to the laser unit so the pins PO_Datat7 1 can not be used for any other function GPA 7 0 is also interrupt interface GPB 7 0 GPB 2 0 are reserved for the serial link USART0 GPB1 RX0 GPB0 TX0 GPB2 SCLK0 Even in asynchronous mode GPB2 can t be used as an I O GPC 7 0 reserved for peripheral bus address PB_addr 7 0 GPD 6 0 GPD 5 0 are configured...

Page 134: ... or set to low power mode During power save mode the following parts are switched off Paper motor driver LSU and polygon motor OPU Loudspeaker amplification Paper sensors ADC Z350 Power Board 24V DC 24 V 5V 3 3V 230 AC Polygon motor CIS LED ADF motor Video ADC LCD Flash SDRAM Digicolor2 Speaker Datapump DP2Vxx Codec CSP1034C Buffer LIU sensors Chip Card 5 V LSU Paper motor Solenoid LIU Codec STL75...

Page 135: ... about 10 cm 4 inches at the sides and the back Also leave sufficient space in front of the machine If the machine is installed close to a wall make sure the distance between the wall and the upper edge of the tray is at least 10 inches 25 centimetres This will allow for easier opening of the upper cover Do not install the machine in direct sunlight near heating radiators or near air conditioning ...

Page 136: ...on 6 50 12 04 FaxCentre F110 GP 16 Easy Install Easy Install is the process used when a machine is initially connected A series of questions are asked to guide the user to set up the machine correctly e g country date and time etc ...

Page 137: ...General Procedures Information FaxCentre F110 12 04 6 51 GP 17 18 Not Used ...

Page 138: ...entre F110 GP 19 Printer Interface Block diagram Figure 1 DC2 LSU Video_Clk VDO2 LD_EN Motor driver L6219 STM DC bipolar stepper motor PCLK HSYNC PRDY PSTART Solenoid PICKUP High voltage Halogen lamp ADC Paper sensors Fan Buffer EPLD Video LDEN S H ...

Page 139: ...side Note An external transistor circuit drive the pull up resistor 1 5KW on the D signal for high speed USB device The transistor protects Digicolor I O from abnormal connection Table 1 USB Slave I O Level Digicolor2 Signal USB_B_P I 1 PP_DRIVE USB Bus Power USB_O O 1 PP_D1 High speed mode D I O USB_DP data D I O USB_DM data ...

Page 140: ...In order to generate the horizontal synchronisation for the output pixel block it is necessary to switch on the LED when the beam is in the area of the optical sensor Figure 1 The nominal main clock is set at 92Mhz The base clock used by the Pixel Output section is set to Mainclock 4 23MHz The parameter Ack_Assert in the register PO_COUNT_CONTROL is set to 1 which gives a video clock of 11 5MHz Ba...

Page 141: ...e main clock the period of the PWMs for PCLK and VDO1 is 7770x8 62160 mainclock cycles or 15540 base clock cycle If the main clock is set to 92MHz it gives 675 65us per line The motor period is Tmotor 675 65 1 5 450 43us which gives 2220 11Hz The motor needs 6 clock cycle for a complete round The clock is an output of the PWM regulator ...

Page 142: ...onnector Functions on the OPU Keyboard 64 keys max 2 LED LCD 2 lines x 16 characters icons Interface OPU is controlled with digicolor2 serial link USART0 and I O LCD access is write only Other signal for LCD control are sent through serial link TX 4 parallel data bit RS Register Select The sensors are only supplied if PSAVE_OPU is low ...

Page 143: ...buffer input OE forces the output of the buffer to high impedance state External pull up I01 I11 I02 and I12 protects the motor After reset the motor buffer must be forced to the value 00h The signal AE1 is controlled as output 0 to access motor and 1 for motor stand by The maximum peak current is set using a voltage divider on the input Vref The PWM frequency is set by the two RC filters R260 C25...

Page 144: ...hed off The drawn current is 70mA at full speed and 35mA at half speed PICKUP Drive the solenoid to pickup paper This signal is activated during 300ms to release the roll that picks up the paper While activated the current is 200mA and sup plied by the 24V PAPER EMPTY Detects if there is some paper left in the cassette REGISTRATION Detects that the paper is correctly picked up from the cassette an...

Page 145: ...amp To protect the device against over heating this signal is overridden by a thermal shutdown when necessary Figure 1 The output of the thermistor is measure through an ADC to enable an accurate regulation of the temperature See following diagram for the normal behaviour Figure 2 Lamp Mains Fuser Thermistor AC Power 165 C 3 C 145 C 3 C Ambiant 25 C Preheating 15s Waiting for information Printing ...

Page 146: ...200V TRPWM PWM signal used by the firmware to regulate the transfer voltage The PWM frequency is 16kHz The duty cycle is between 0 and 100 When RTRBEN is ON 0 and TRPWM is off 0 the output voltage is reversed Trans fer 800 to discharge completely the drum and clean it To protect Digicolor the signal RTRBEN and TRPWM should be properly buffered Toner management PRBEN Enables the high voltage output...

Page 147: ... for programming and reading the ADC The clock frequency is set to 2MHz which is done setting the register EA_CLOCK_DIVIDE to 45 In this case the conversion time will be 6 5us The signal CS_ADC is used to properly multiplex the smart card interface with the ADC interface When the ADC interface is active the signal CS_ADC is set to 0 When the smart card interface is active the signal is set to 1 Di...

Page 148: ...f HSYNC the counter starts decounting When it reaches 0 the out put VDO1 is set to 1 When decounting the output is set to 0 After reset the output is set to 1 To enable printing the firmware should load the shift register with the proper value and then set LDEN The laser will then be switched on permanently until the decounter gets the first falling edge on HSYNC After the first line the counter i...

Page 149: ... GP 28 Fuser Interface The fuser interface is protected against excessive temperature HEATER FUSER nor THERM_IN FUSER is set to 1 by the firmware to switch on the heater When the temperature raises above the maximum limit THERM_IN is set to 0 by the hardware ...

Page 150: ...ock The maximum frequency is 2MHz SI Start pulse to begin a new scanning line This signal is active high and should last one clock cycle DC2 XWM8192CDW CIS 200dpi 300dpi ULN2003A Unipolar stepper motor LED_G SI CLK GLED 24V SIG DPS DDS Doc sensor Page sensor Buffer PPAUTOFD SEN PPSELECIN SDI PPINIT SCK PID7 0 DB7 0 PITGEN4 PITGEN5 MCLK PITGEN6 VSMP GINP PITGENTR PITGEN3 RLC PITGEN0 ...

Page 151: ...Z202 Three resistor in parallel limits the current to the requested value For the 200DPI CIS the characteristics are 92mA Forward voltage of the LED 13 5V 15V for 35mA Set to 92mA for 200DPI CIS The source is switched on off by the signal LED_G The minimum forward voltage is 17 4V the maximum 18 9V so the source current should withstand a Vce be tween xxxV and xxxV and a maximum power of 1W ...

Page 152: ...an nel is used to digitalize the output of the CIS The analogue signal is amplified by the transistor Q320 This amplifier can be short cut by the resistor R312 The Digicolor controls the ADC through a serial link and gets the data through a pixel bus PI_DATA7 0 The reference voltages are filtered by 100nF in parallel with a 22uF to minimise the ripple ...

Page 153: ...ode power on the signal AE1 is configured as input direction A pull up on the buffer input OE forces the output of the buffer to high impedance state The internal pull down of the ULN2003 prevent the motor to be improperly driven After reset the motor buffer must be forced to the value 00h The signal AE1 is controlled as output 0 to access motor and 1 for motor stand by The driver is protected aga...

Page 154: ... xxxx are located on the OPU DDS Document detection sensor is 1 when a document is introduced in the ADF 0 when the ADF is empty DPS Document position sensor This signal is 1 when there is no paper in the feeder and 0 oth erwise This sensor is used to detect a change of page while scanning a document ...

Page 155: ...nsulation of 3000V minimum The AC signal is coupled to the line via a transformer with sufficient insulation Protection The protection block protects the circuit against surges on the lines up to 8kV in common mode and provides some filtering for EMC This block should not have any effect on sinusoid signal up to 120Vrms with an offset of 60Vdc 1 1 Surge Protection Relay Ext plug Ring detection EXT...

Page 156: ...o be adapted by activating a specific CLID control signal LIU_CLIP Line sensing Incoming Ring On Hook To signal the Terminal Equipment whether an incoming call is pending a ring signal is generated at the line by the network Figure 2 The ring signal is specified by its amplitude its frequency and the cadence On and Off time re lationship The ring signal transmission is terminated when a valid loop...

Page 157: ...al for detecting polarity reversal and ringing signal For each edge the flip flop Q851 Q850 provides a pulse The duration of the pulse is set with resistor R851 and capacitor C851 C852 The transistor Q853 inverts the signal A square wave signal with constant pulse width 5 ms is provided when a ring is applied A single pulse is provided if the line has been reversed The ring signal frequency is twi...

Page 158: ...rnal loop detected This signal is used to check the voltage in the LIU The voltage is measured just after the rectifier bridge The threshold level can be adjusted by R817 and R818 The transistor Q805 then drives the optocoupler Z801 External loop current status EXT_LOOP also changes if PD changes Ringer applied Parallel Phone state changes Line polarity reversal Flash key dialled The two signals E...

Page 159: ... current connections and disconnection If inactive Low no connection between the line and the terminal equipment exists Loop current status LOOP changes if PD changes LIU_CURMOD Current Modulation The signal is used during Pulse Dial only to enhance the switching charac teristics of PD Loop Current Keep activated during dialling of a complete digit Not activated if flash is dialed Table 4 HOOK Sta...

Page 160: ...ristic is given by the two transistors Q802 and Q803 The transistor Q804 limits the current rushing through Q802 and Q803 The threshold level for the limitation can be set with R810 R811 and R808 High impedance path The high impedance path enables the codec to listen to the line during on hook state clip recep tion CNG detection The signal is taken between a and b just after the protection circuit...

Page 161: ...t the line voltage drops from an idle state On Hook to a connection state Off Hook Drops at the line voltage connection are not necessary a On to Off Hook transition A rising loop current in conjunction with a voltage drop at the line is indicating a valid connection Parallel Terminal Equipment Off Hook On Hook The activation of a parallel Terminal equipment during normal terminal equipment On Hoo...

Page 162: ...On Hook the behaviour is the same as described with Off Hook On Hook Configuration If Off Hook the external phone is connected prior disconnecting the ter minal equipment During the transition phase a short drop of the loop current can occur Pulse Dial Off Hook To signal the network to establish a connection between the terminal equipment and another line equipment a number of impulses is used to ...

Page 163: ...sion is terminated when a valid loop current is detected by the network The ring amplitude is added to the line On Hook voltage CLI Polarity Reversal On Hook The signalling of some network services e g CLI is indicated by a reversal of the line voltage which means the polarity of the voltage between the line connection LA LB changes Figure 11 LA LB Ring On time V max On Hook min Off Hook Ring Off ...

Page 164: ...ge only if the LIU is connected to the line LIU_HOOK 1 Table 1 Loop Detection Table LIU state LIU_HOOK PD INTLOOP EXTLOOP LOOP Current External Phone Onhook Loop 0 0 0 1 NO LOOP EXT PHONE Onhook No Loop 0 0 0 0 NO LOOP NO EXT PHONE Offhook Handset lifted 1 1 1 0 LOOP DET INTERNAL Offhook Pulse Dial 1 X X 0 LOOP DET INTERNAL Offhook DTMF Dial 1 1 1 0 LOOP DET INTERNAL Offhook FAX 1 1 1 0 LOOP DET I...

Page 165: ... as the terminal is connected by de tecting a valid loop current within the terminal equipment or the network is in a valid loop current state see also LA LB On Hook Off Hook Configuration Due to a hook change the changing line voltage may introduce an erroneous ring RING signal Figure 2 Parallel Terminal Equipment Off Hook FCU Off Hook When a parallel terminal equipment connected directly to the ...

Page 166: ...o EXTLOOP signalling CLI Polarity Reversal Detection On Hook The line voltage changes the polarity as well as the idle loop current but has no effect if LIU_HOOK 0 and may have an effect if LIU_HOOK 1 Pulse Dial The signalling during Pulse Dial has been described in detail with PD Pulse Dial The current changes during Pulse Dial are mirrored by INTLOOP Loop Current mA Valid Loop Current min Loop C...

Page 167: ...Ext_Loop This current change is sensed by the Loop Detection Component and a status EXTLOOP signal is activated as long as the exter nal equipment is Off Hook and the internal is disconnected Figure 1 If the external terminal equipment is connected with the line HOOK 0 PD 0 going Off Hook a valid loop current has to be drawn to established a valid connection Figure 2 PSTN Network LA LB ULine I Lin...

Page 168: ... At the release of the internal loop current due to going On Hook HOOK 0 PD 0 the loop current is removed 5 followed by deactivating the loop current signal INTLOOP 1 Figure 3 External Phone Loop Detection External Loop Detection is valid during On Hook only If internal On Hook LIU_HOOK 0 and an external phone is Off Hook a loop current is drawn and the loop detection signal is activated EXTLOOP 0...

Page 169: ...lse dialing signals are mirrored by the EXTLOOP signal Parallel Terminal Equipment Off Hook On Hook The line voltage change due to parallel Off Hook has some effect on the internal loop detection EXTLOOP If the parallel phone is Off Hook in addition the loop current signal may be lost change erroneously Table 1 External Phone Detection Table LIU state LIU_HOOK PD EXT_LOOP Loop Current Ext Phone On...

Page 170: ...hin the ring de tection HW component may occur If settled only an idle loop current On Hook is drawn from the network Pulse Dial External Phone The line voltage and current change during external phone Pulse Dial has an effect for the ring detection signal RING as long as the internal phone HOOK 0 stays On Hook The pulse di alling signals may generate some ring detection pulses Parallel Terminal E...

Page 171: ...ange of the ring signal within the ring de tection HW component may occur generating an invalid polarity reversal pulse Pulse Dial External Phone The line voltage and current change during external phone Pulse Dial has an effect for the polarity reversal signal LIU_RING as long as HOOK is kept deactivated On Hook The pulse dialling signals may generate an invalid polarity reversal detection pulse ...

Page 172: ... change of the line voltage may result in a short pulse of the ring sig nal and a invalid polarity reversal detection Parallel Terminal Equipment Off Hook FCU Off Hook Due to the possibility of connecting a parallel terminal equipment which when also internal Off Hook reduces the line voltage which may result also in a reduction of the loop current This line voltage change may also introduce an po...

Page 173: ... from the network The dial control signal should be kept activated PD 0 Off Hook Line Configuration The activation of the Hook signal HOOK 1 establishes a connection between the terminal equipment and the network To draw a valid loop current the dial control signal Hook Pulse Dial control signal PD has to be activated PD 0 in addition Figure 1 PSTN Network LA LB ULine I Line LB2 LA2 U IntLoop I Ex...

Page 174: ...t has to draw a current pulse from the network Wetting Pulse by activating the HOOK signal To signal a valid preparation for CLI reception a short loop current pulse is drawn from the net work This is handled by activating the line connection switch HOOK for a defined duration Figure 2 HOOK PD Wetting Pulse time Line Current Idle Loop Current Valid Loop Current ...

Page 175: ... equipment and another line equipment a number of impulses is used to transfer a phone number a defined number of digits of the other line equipment to the network The digits which are used to specify a phone number are coded by the number of line disconnection s and reconnections of the PD signal These volt age and current changes a mirrored at the line signals LA LB Figure 1 The digit of a phone...

Page 176: ...as to draw a current pulse from the network Wetting Pulse by activating PD see HOOK Signal Description offhook internal line DC voltage 40V 0V 40V LIU_RING LIU_HOO LIU_PD INTLOOP LIU_CURMOD Break Make Pulse Dial Digit 3 Flash dial_digit_time inter_digit_time 3 3 x dial_time 2 2 x dial_time break make PD Loop Current mA Valid Loop Current min Loop Current threshold Idle Loop Current ...

Page 177: ... switching characteristics smaller rising times of the loop current a cur rent enhancement signal is activated during Pulse Dial This CURMOD signal is activated syn chronous with the PD signal during Pulse Dial The timing relationship is country specific but similar Figure 1 CURMOD Set up General In general the CURMOD is activated with the first make and handled like the Pulse dial port in cluding...

Page 178: ...France The CURMOD port is handled using the inverted Pulse Dial port information Figure 4 CURMOD Set up Portugal International The CURMOD port is activated before the first break and kept active until the last make of the digit is done If several digits are dialled the CURMOD stays active until the last make of the last digit is done PD CURMOD break make DMO_setup DMO_setup PD CURMOD break make DM...

Page 179: ...impedance during CLI Services the CIDIMP control signal has to be activated If activated a impedance is connected in parallel to the nominal source impedance of the terminal equipment Table 1 CLI Impedance Table LIU state HOOK PD CIDIMP LOOP Description Onhook No CLI handling 0 0 1 1 No CLI Impedance Onhook CLI Impedance 0 0 0 1 CLI Impedance Onhook CLI Wetting Pulse 1 0 1 0 Draw loop current ...

Page 180: ...et up time Off Hook MUTE set up time Pulse Dial To prevent any influence of voice signals from being transmitted via the line or dial pulses heard via the handset a mute signal disables the voice path if activated The MUTE signal has to be activated prior dialling of a number and has to be deactivated to re establish the voice path after the digit has been dialled DTMF Dial To prevent any influenc...

Page 181: ...To indicate the lifting of the handset to seize the line or to record voice during TAM handling a change of this signal has to be detected No line access is established by activation of the cradle signal only A corresponding LIU configuration has to be executed to establish a valid line connec tion ...

Page 182: ...olor2 and the output AC_SCLK or the Digicolor is left unconnected The register Config2 of the codec interface block should be programmed as follow Bit 7 6 extclk_md 1 0 10 Bit 5 tr_extclk 0 Bit 4 tr_nbaud 1 With this configuration the codec block uses the SCLK coming form the codec as its internal clock and the SCLK coming out of Digicolor2 is equal to the input AC_CLKEXT High end The chip modem i...

Page 183: ...eaker The speaker can reproduce signal coming from two sources Signal coming from the line for line monitoring Signal coming from Digicolor2 Tone for the beeps and ringing tone The volume of the ringing signal and of the beeps is controlled using a digital multiplexer Z550 to choose the gain of the audio amplifier and the source of the signal The output of the multiplexer is amplified by two LM358...

Page 184: ... Volt 50 60Hz Power Consumption Standby 8W Transfer 17W Reception 20W Standard Recommended Environment Temperature 62 6 82 4F 17 28C Relative Humidity 20 80 Connection to the telephone network FCC Part 68 Emission FCC Part 15 Safety UL 60950 I Table 2 Paper Automatic Document Feeder 20 Documents Paper Sizes A4 Letter 8 5 x 11 Inch Legal 8 5 x 14 Inch 210 x 297mm 216 x 279mm 216 x 356mm Paper Thick...

Page 185: ... Entries Approx 200 Transfer Speed 33 6K Horizontal Resolution 8dots mm Vertical Resolution Standard 3 85 lines mm Fine 7 7 lines mm Table 6 Copier Type Black and White 64 grey tones Resolution Fast Quality Photo 200 x 300dpi 400 x 300dpi 400 x 300dpi Copying Speed 10 Pages Minute Multiple Copies Up to 99 Pages Table 7 PC Connection Connection Type USB 1 1 USB 2 0 Full Speed Supported Operating Sy...

Page 186: ...re F110 Depending on country and telephone network Table 9 Telephone Type Public Switched PSTN Private Branch Exchange PABX Telephone Book Entries Approx 200 Table 10 SMS Short Message Service Gateway V23 Memory 30 Messages Message Length 640 Character ...

Page 187: ...data Test Voltage Range 0 4500 V DC adjustable Conformity of application DIN VDE 0104 Measurement Current Imax 0 25 mA only for HV tests IECT 25 A only for ECT test Duration min 1 sec Test Voltages a UT1 max 12 V DC b UT2 380 V DC Duration min 1 sec c UT3 1680 V DC Duration min 1 sec d UT4 4240 V DC Duration min 1 sec 3000 V AC Rise Fall Rate 1000 V ms automatic discharge after measuring cycle Add...

Page 188: ...001 clause 2 6 3 3 UT1 max 12 V DC I test 25 A t min 1 sec 2 Isolation Test PSTN line TNV 3 chassis USB earth ground To check the electric strength of the insulation between the TNV 3 and the chassis all devices 100 are tested at two voltages I max 0 25 mA t min 1 sec UT2 380 V DC to check if the protection device is assembled correctly e g no short circuit due to loose screws Remark 380 V because...

Page 189: ...e F110 12 04 6 103 GP 48 Acronyms and Abbreviations CIS Contact Image Sensor PSU Power Supply Unit OPU Operation Panel Unit Control Panel LIU Line Interface Unit for Fax MAB Main Board ADC Analogue to Digital Converter AFE Analogue Front End ...

Page 190: ...General Procedures Information 6 104 12 04 FaxCentre F110 Page intentionally blank ...

Page 191: ...rams FaxCentre F110 12 04 7 1 7 Wiring Data WD 1 Connector to PSU P350 7 3 WD 2 Connector to CIS P300 7 4 WD 3 External Connection 7 5 WD 4 Connector to LSU P351 7 6 WD 5 Connector P402 7 7 WD 6 Wiring Diagram 7 8 ...

Page 192: ...Wiring Diagrams 7 2 12 04 FaxCentre F110 Page intentionally blank ...

Page 193: ...in Signal Pin Signal 1 24V after switch 2 24V after switch 3 PRBEN 4 TRREAD 5 TRPWM 6 RTRBEN 7 DEBEN 8 PAPER 9 REGIST 10 PICKUP 11 24V 12 24V 13 GND 14 GND 15 GND 16 GND 17 5V 18 5V 19 5V 20 5V 21 12V 22 HEAT 23 FAN 24 PMOTB0 25 PMOTA0 26 PMOTA0 27 PMOTB0 28 SMOTB0 29 SMOTB0 30 SMOTA0 31 EXIT 32 SMOTA0 ...

Page 194: ...Wiring Diagrams 7 4 12 04 FaxCentre F110 WD 2 Connector to CIS P300 Refer to GP 29 and WD 6 Table 1 Pin Signal 1 AO 2 GND 3 VDD 5V 4 SI 5 CLK 6 GLED 7 VLED ...

Page 195: ... NC 2 Not connected R2 3 Loopback L1 R1 4 Loopback L2 NC 5 Not connected NC 6 Not connected Table 3 Handset connector P901 Name Pin Function MIC 1 Microphone GND 2 Ground Earth DECT_EAR 3 Loudspeaker MIC 4 Microphone Table 4 DECT connector P900 Signal Pin I O Digicolor2 Pin I O Comment Vcc 9 Power supply 5V RxD 8 I USART1_T X 145 O Serial data receive TxD 7 O USART1_R X 143 I Serial data transmit ...

Page 196: ...2 I Low 2mA Motor rotation detection Low synchronised START 3 O Low 2mA Motor rotation Low Start High Stop GND 4 Ground Earth 24V 5 Power supply NC 6 Not connected GND 7 Ground Earth Video 8 O Low Video signal LDEN 9 O Low LED enable S H 10 O Low Enable LED power control 5V 11 Power supply GND 12 Ground Earth GND 13 Ground Earth HSYNC 14 I Low 2mA Horizontal synchronisation ...

Page 197: ...r supply 3 3V GND 2 Ground Earth CS_LCD O 1 3 PP_nACK 156 LCD chip select CS_PAN O 1 4 PP_nSTROBE 167 Keypad chip select TX_PAN O 5 USART0_TX 1 Serial link TX RX_PAN I 6 USART0_RX 2 Serial link RX GND 7 Ground Earth SCLK_PAN O 8 USART0_CK 8 Serial link clock DDS I 9 GP_A2 28 Document sensor ADF DPS I 10 PI_TGEN0 131 Document position sensor ADF P3 3VOPU 11 ...

Page 198: ...Wiring Diagrams 7 8 12 04 FaxCentre F110 WD 6 Wiring Diagram Figure 1 ...

Page 199: ...ERO PAPER FEED MISC Serial Number Account Data Key Op ADJUSTMENT INSTALLED TAG Date Meter CSE 1 Problem Subsystem Inc PLEASE PRINT 2 Problem Subsystem Inc 3 Problem Subsystem Inc 4 Problem Subsystem Inc 5 Problem Subsystem Inc ...

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Page 201: ...name and CBU District location code are fully completed NAME JOB TITLE ENGINEER NUMBER CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER DATE OPERATING COMPANY CBU DISTRICT LOCATION CODE PRODUCT AND PUBLICATION TITLE PUBLICATION REVISION DATE SOFTWARE REVISION LEVEL PAGE NUMBER COMMENT Please submit a marked up photocopy of the relevant pages CUSTOMER SATISFACTION QUESTION SET QUESTION NOT APPLICABLE VERY SATISFIED SATISF...

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Page 203: ... that apply Excessive Smoke Describe quantity and duration of smoke Fire with open flames seen Electric shock to operator or service representative Physical injury illness to operator or service representative Describe Other Describe Any damage to customer property No Yes Describe Did external emergency response provider s such as fire department ambulance and etc respond No Yes Identify ie source...

Page 204: ...Telephone Number Organization E Mail Mailing Address Date Report Submitted Instructions E mail or fax this completed form to EH S žFor incidents in Xerox Europe and Developing Markets East Middle East Africa India China and Hong Kong please e mail Elaine Grange gbr xerox com or fax 44 0 1707 35 3914 intelnet 8 668 3914 Note If you fax this form please also send original by internal mail žFor incid...

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