Xerox Phaser 3010, Service Manual

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2-28 Xerox Internal Use Only Phaser 3010/3040/WorkCentre 3045 Service
Error Troubleshooting
Edit NVM
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Ad0000=00000000*
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Please wait
Displays current NVM values. Use this
to edit NVM values.
Caution: Change NVM values only
when directed to do so by a
troubleshooting procedure.
Save NVM to
ESS Save NVM
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Save NVM MCU ->
ESS OK?
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Saved
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Please wait
Saves the MCU Board NVM to the IP
Board temporarily when the MCU
needs to be replaced.
Print Info Provides printer configurations and settings information.
Config Page
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Ready
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Processing
Prints version information. The System
Settings page contains:
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Optional Products Status
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Engine ROM Revision No.
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MCU NVM Revision No.
Print Settings
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Ready
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Processing
Prints the configured settings.
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Serial No.
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Tone Correction On/Off
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Counter Type
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B/W Print Count
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Total Print Count
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B/W Backup Count
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Total Backup Count
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B/W Error Count
Installation Set Provides printer installation information.
Serial No.
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YXLxxxxxx
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YXMxxxxxx
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YXNxxxxxx
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YXRxxxxxx
Displays the 6 digit Serial Number.
Pixel Counter
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K: nn.n Pixel count values. (Read only.)
Print Counter
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B/W Print
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Total Print
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B/W Backup
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Total Backup
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B/W Error
Displays the respective counter values
in the master NVM and backup NVM.
(Read only)
Clear All NVM
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OK?
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Processing
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Initialized
Clears all NVM.
Clear Job
History
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OK?
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Processing
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Initialized
Deletes job history data from NVM.
Test Print Test prints for troubleshooting the printer.
The available test prints are found in the Test Print menu. For a description of
these test pages, see “Test Prints” on page 5-38.
Parameter Reads/writes the parameter values, errors, and life counter
values stored in the printer.
NOTE Print the parameter list using the Print function of Parameter Menu
before changing the value of the registration.
Regi Value
X Margin
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-137 to 137 Adjusts registration in the feed
direction.
Y Margin
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-3780 to 3780 Adjusts registration in the scan
direction.
Test Control Panel Test Description