printer errors by means of
status messages, an alarm
indicator light, and a beep
tone.
Using a set of control keys,
you can perform various
service functions from the
control panel. There are two
modes of operation from the
panel: user and service.
Different levels and types of
menus are accessible in each
mode.
BasicsOverview - 2
To access either the user or
service menus, you must
turn the printer off-line.
You can toggle the printer
on- and off-line by pressing
Display
the On Line key.
The printer is off-line when
On Line Key
On Line Indicator
the on line indicator is off
and the display reads
“00 READY.”
Note:
The * indicates that
the print heads are capped
and the printer may be
turned off.
BasicsControl Panel Keys - 3
Control Panel
Keys
Four control keys allow you
Display
On Line
Key
to operate the user and
service menus.
< Key
Enter Key
Menu/> Key
BasicsControl Panel Keys - 4
• Pressing the Exit key
moves you from the
current menu level to
the next higher level.
Exit Key
BasicsControl Panel Keys - 5
• Pressing the Enter
key moves you from
the current menu
level to the next
lower level. If you are
at the lowest menu
level, pressing the
Enter key executes
the menu item that is
currently displayed.
Enter Key
BasicsControl Panel Keys - 6
• Pressing the > or <
key changes the menu
to the next choice at
the same level and
changes the value of
any parameter
displayed.
< Key
Menu/> Key
BasicsUser Menus - 7
User Menus
To enter the user mode and
access the user menus,
switch on the printer and set
it to off-line (press the On
Line key so that the on line
indicator turns off).
Press the Menu key once to
see the first menu displayed.
Then use the > or < key to
move between the menus
and choices.
Press the Enter key to
execute a selection.
< Key
Enter Key
Display
On Line
Key
Menu/> Key
BasicsUser Menus - 8
The following selections are available in the user menus:
PRINTING MODE
• MODE-A
Prints plain paper, envelopes, or coated paper
• MODE-B
Prints transparencies
• MODE-C
Prints blacks twice as dark
• MODE-D
Reduces bleeding on graphics with plain paper; increases
printing time considerably
• MODE-E
Prints high-speed drafts
BasicsUser Menus - 9
CLEANING
• CLEANING-A
Cleaning A clears print head of clogged ink nozzles.
• CLEANING-B
If Cleaning A does not work after 2–3 times, use Cleaning
B. Cleaning B uses more time and ink
(1.5 min. and 2 g of ink).
SET PARAMETER
The Set Parameter menu controls settings for parallel
interface. Do not change any of these settings.
BasicsUser Menus - 10
TEST PRINT
• TEST PRINT-A
Gives current status of printer (ROM version, interface,
etc.) as well as a color grid
• NOZZLE CHECK
Gives test pattern to check print head
DUMP MODE
• DUMP OFF (default mode)
• DUMP ON
INTERFACE SELECT
• SCSI (default mode)
Use Enter key to set SCSI ID number.
• PARALLEL
BasicsUser Menus - 11
COUNTRY CODE
• ENGLISH (default)
• FINNISH
• FRENCH
• GERMAN
• ITALIAN
• JAPANESE
• NORWEGIAN
• PORTUGUESE
• SPANISH
• SWEDISH
• DANISH
• DUTCH
NVRAM INITIALIZE
• INIT. NO (default)
• INIT. YES
BasicsUser Menus - 12
MEDIA SELECT
• NORMAL PAPER (default)
• ENVELOPE/THICK
BasicsService Menus - 13
Service Menus
To enter the service mode
and access the service
menus, switch off the
printer, hold down the
Menu key and the < key at the
same time, and switch the
printer back on.
Hold down the Menu and <
keys until a series of
squares appears on the
display. Then release the
keys, hold down the On Line
key, and press the Enter key
twice.
< Key
Enter Key
Display
On Line
Key
Menu/> Key
BasicsService Menus - 14
Note:
The first menu
displayed should be “BLACK
OFFSET.” If the first menu
is “CLEANING,” you are not
in the service mode. Repeat
Display
the entering service mode
procedure.
BasicsService Menus - 15
The following selections are available in the service menus:
BLACK OFFSET
Sets value for Black registration
CYAN OFFSET
Sets value for Cyan registration
MAGENTA OFFSET
Sets value for Magenta registration
YELLOW OFFSET
Sets value for Yellow registration
BasicsService Menus - 16
DIRECTION OFFSET
Sets the printing position for printing in both directions
TEST PRINT
• TEST PRINT-A
Bubble-jet head jet check pattern
• TEST PRINT-B
Bubble-jet head/main unit precision check pattern 1
• TEST PRINT-C
Printing position setting pattern
• TEST PRINT-D
Bubble-jet head/main unit precision check pattern 2
• HEAT RUN
Printer mechanism drive function for factory inspection
BasicsService Menus - 17
CLEANING
• CLEANING-A
Clears print head of clogged ink nozzles
• CLEANING-B
Checks the ink passage pressure
• CLEANING-C
Fills ink passage in the ink supply system
• CLEANING-D
Flushes ink supply system
BasicsService Menus - 18
CENTER HEAD
Moves the carriage to the center of the printer to allow
replacement of the bubble-jet head unit
When you press the Enter key, the carriage moves (while
the beeper sounds) and stays at the center of the printer for
5 seconds. The carriage then returns to its home position. To
exit this mode, switch the power off.
BasicsBlock Diagram - 19
Block Diagram
BasicsWiring Diagram - 20
Wiring Diagram
CNEXT
CNPOW
BasicsWiring Diagram - 21
CNMOT
BasicsWiring Diagram - 22
CNMEC
BasicsWiring Diagram - 23
CNPGM
CNPG
CNINK
CNID
BasicsWiring Diagram - 24
CNPE
CNPAN
BasicsWiring Diagram - 25
CNCAR1
BasicsWiring Diagram - 26
CNCAR2
BasicsWiring Diagram - 27
CNCA1
BasicsWiring Diagram - 28
CNCA2
Loading...
+ 136 hidden pages
You need points to download manuals.
1 point = 1 manual.
You can buy points or you can get point for every manual you upload.