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TECHNICAL
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MODEL
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MANUAL
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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
Section
1.1
1.2
1.3.
1.4
1.5
GENERAL
LOGIC
PRINTER
1.3.1
1.3.2
1.3.3
SYSTEM
1.4.1
1.4.2
PHYSICAL
DESCRIPTION...
FLOW
OPERATION.
Character
Paper
Special
FEATURES.....eee
Features,
Specification
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Movement
Functions.
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INTRODUCTION
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4.3.1
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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
(cont'd)
Section
4.4
4.5
4.6
4.7
DATA
4.4.1
4.4.2
4.4.3.
SHIFT REGISTER
CHARACTER
4.6.1
4.6.2
4.6.3
4.6.4
4.6.5
PAPER
4.7.1
4.7.2
4.7.3
4.7.4
4.7.5
INPUT.
Data
Busy...
Function
PRINTING.
Initializing
Character
Character
Print
Power
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Form
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Line
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Timing.
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(BUFFER).
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4-20
4-21
4-24
4-25
4-26
4-27
4-28
4-29
4.8
4.9
4.10
SPECIAL
4.8.1
4.8.2
4.8.3.
4.8.4
POWER
4.9.1
4.9.2
4.9.3.
OUTPUTS
4.10.1
4.10.2
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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
(cont'd)
Section
o.1
9.2
REMOVAL,
INTRODUCTION.
MECHANICAL
PO
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(A)
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Mechanism
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(HE)
Feed
Mechanism
Feed
Unit
Feed
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Feed
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Stacker
Head
SECTION
AND
(HB).
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and
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5
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6
MAINTENANCE
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SECTION
PARTS
APPENDIX
APPENDIX
7
LISTS,
LISTS,
A
SOURCE
B
8
AND
9 x764-CHARACTER
APPENDIX
INTERFACE
C
SPECIFICATIONS
ELECTRICAL
MECHANICAL
DESTINATION
SET
6-1
6-3
LISTING
Rev.
Page 8

LIST
OF
ILLUSTRATIONS
Figure
1-1
1-2
1-3
1-4
1-5
1-6
1-7
1-8
1-9
2-1
4-1
4-2
4-3
4-4
4-5
Model
101AL
101AL
Printer
Printing
Print
Paper
Left
Right
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Rear
Printer
Model
Prime
Input
Input
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Head
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Front
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4-8
4-9
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4-12
4-13
4-14
4-15
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5-13
5-21
5-29
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Rev.
Page 9

LIST
ILLUSTRATIONS
OF
(cont'd)
oc
Figure
5-4
5-4A
9-5
9-6
5-/
5-9
5-10
5-11
7-1
7-2
7-3
7-4
7-5
7-6
7-7
7-8
7-9
7-10
7-11
7-12
7-13
7-14
Location
Two
Adjustments,
(HH-14)
Cam
Ribbon
Backlash
Driving
Ribbon
Ribbon
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B
Page 10

LIST
OF
ILLUSTRATIONS
(cont'd)
Figure
8-4
8-1
8-2
8-3
8-3A
g-4
8-5
8-6
8-7
8-8
8-9
8-10
8-12
Mechanical
Cover
Carriage
Drive
Drive
Spring
Damper
Frame
Paper
Pin
Form
Ribbon
Print
Assembly
Mechanism
Mechanism
Drum
Feed
Feed
Feed
Feed
Head
Sub
Assemblies
-
Mechanism
(Preload
Mechanism
Mechanism
Mechanism.
Mechanism
and
Associated
.
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.
.
Clutches).
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and
Right)
Assemblies
Page
8-2A
8-3
8-5
8-9
8-11
8-13
8-15
8-17
8-19
8-21
8-23
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8-26
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Rev.
Page 11

Centronics
detailed
service
detailed
is
published
purpose.
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manual
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theory
personnel
interface
for
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manual
describes
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of
operation
to
maintain
information,
your
reference.
is
grouped
SECTION
INTRODUCTION
the
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and
maintenance
the
printer.
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separate
into
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eight
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provides
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document
sections,
printer,
general
information
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for
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field
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Section
Section
Section
1
INTRODUCTION,
content
general
2
INSTALLATION,
structions
3
OPERATION,
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THEORY
4
each
including
circuit
REMOVAL,
5
step-by-step
major
MAINTENANCE,
6
procedures
ELECTRICAL
7
complete
layout
for
of
description
and
OF
major
diagrams,
REPLACEMENT
assemblies
set
diagrams
the
electrical
introduces
the
manual,
contains
for
the
describes
indicators
OPERATION,
operation
timing
diagrams
all
and
of
the
unpacking
printer.
the
and
contains
performed
keyed
AND
removal
includes
and
and
sub-assemblies
preventive
andamaintenance
DRAWINGS
of
AND
schematic,
and
their
portion
the
reader
provides
printer.
function
how
they
a
detailed
by
and,
to
where
the
ADJUSTMENT
replacement
schedule.
LIST
OF
MATERIALS,
wiring
associated
of
the
to
the
and
installation
of
all
are
used.
the
printer
applicable
schematic
PROCEDURES,
procedures
in
and
corrective
and
component
list
printer.
the
scope
reader
operator
description
drawings.
the
printer.
contains
of
materials
and
with
a
in-
con-
of
electronics,
simplified
includes
for
all
maintenance
a
board
1-1
Rev.
A
Page 12

glossary
parallel
1.1
GENERAL
which
a
per
is
to
to
not
board
the
uses
rate
second
capable
14-7/8
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interface
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specifications.
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characters
printing
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characters
paper
is
both
the
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return
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columns,
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drawings
are
a
standard
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character
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time
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the
paper
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original
power
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width
paper
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supplies,
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generates
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plus
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set,
unit
of
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from
printer
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made possible
all
lists
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prints
characters
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lines
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circuit
printer
for
a
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of
up
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serial
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parallel
device
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data
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transmits
required
buffer
to
in
serial
assemble
the
Rev.
A
Page 13

feed
tab
function.
and
addition,
delete,
motion
to
move
is
transmitted
acter
head
write
solenoids
Paper
top
the
select,
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is
initiated
from
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form
printer
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Page 15

1.3.2
PAPER
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Rev.
C
Page 16

1.3.3
printer
SPECIAL
In
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Page 17

1.4.2
SPECIFICATIONS
SUMMARY
Printing
Printing
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Rate—Characters
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Page 18

1.
2.
3.
Print
Carriage
Form
Feed
Head
Assembly
Mechanism
4.
5.
6.
VFU
Tape
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Fan
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Page 19

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
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J4
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J2
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6.
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13.
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C
Page 20
Page 21

up
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and
should
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Page 22

as
Enviromental
follows:
and
electrical
requirements
at
the
installation
site
are
2.2
SHIPPING
inches
walled
capable
Temperature:
Humidity:
Electrical:
CRATE
The
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Page 23

2.3
PAPER GUIDE
AND
STACKER
ASSEMBLY
(527001001
ROUNDED
PAPER
ASSEMBLY
Attach
by
flat
in
GUIDES
INSTRUCTIONS
paper
first
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of
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screwdriver.
paper
and
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PAPER
assembly
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sure
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piece)
the
left
and
rounded
STACKER
TRAY
paper
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right
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to
side,
the
back,
and
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top
install
on
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using
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printer
TABLE
TOP
OPERATION
2-3/2-4
ev.
A
Page 24
Page 25

SECTION
4
4.1
scription
electronics.
electronics.
grams
INTRODUCTION
This
Throughout
contained
Paragraph
of
section
each
major
Figure
in
4.2
4.3.
4.4
4.5
on
the
function
4-1
this
section,
Section
Basic
Initializing
Data
Shift
THEORY
theory
shows
7.
Input
OF
OPERATION
of
performed
a
basic
reference
The
section
Timing
(Data,
Register
operation
functional
the
Printer
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(Buffer)
by
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is
made
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to
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4.7
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4.9
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4.5
MOS
SHIFT
The
elements
REGISTER
printer
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into
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and
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at
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4-12
Rev.
A
Page 37

(2)
Normal
Data Input
(3)
(4)
During
ME5
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strobe,
received.
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4.6
CHARACTER
PRINTING
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clutch
(and
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of
dots
set.
other
matrix.
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light
timing
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right
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in
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PRINTING
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to
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the
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the
register
indicates
dummy
code
in
dummy
4-14
Rev.
A
Page 39

is
inverted
to
generate
When
The
TB8
by
CIP.
high
goes
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CIP
high,
to
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LSI
chip
controls
CIP,
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generatesalow
which
a
driver
is
circuit
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turn
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switch
on
indicates
indicates
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switches
forward
timing
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switch
ME7-4,
this
ME9.
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power
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fence
output,
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carriage
the
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logic
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time,
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logic
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and
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the
left,
of
carriage
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is
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and
or
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and
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the
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triggers
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pulse.
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the
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timing.
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printing,
timing.
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and
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normal
for
generated
contained
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feedback.
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base
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holding
character
the
by
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the
video
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through
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through
print
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the
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and
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the
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this
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the
same
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width
each
is
generated
video
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pulse
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During
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4.6.3
and
DCWOI-04
CHARACTER
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columns
the
elongated
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DLYSTB
DCW1-DCW5
than
the
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These
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appropriate
pulses
during
space
are
board
all
can
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four
inputs
timing
intervals
the9x7matrix.
character
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to
clock
and
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normal
interval
column
pulses
character
between
in
printing,
the
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to
LSI
chip
correspond
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the
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to
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delayed
are
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characters
four
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latch
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ROM
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internal
counter.
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during
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the
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to
LSI
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3,
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7,
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(3)
Timing-A
low
input
to
pin
28
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the
7-bit
dot
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put
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out
to
ROM
outputs
normal
to
the
holding
a
failure
low
disabling
The
seven
the
Power
to
+5V
operation,
Power
the
occurs
Driver
output
the
outputs
Driver
to
prevent
the
STROBE
board.
constantly
in
the
gates.
CG
from
board
-12V
all
as
signals
overloading
or
DLYSTB
The
input
high,
supply,
four
ROM's
signal
to
enabling
then
are
CG1-CG7.
the
inputs
gates
ME28
pins
the
ME28-1
wire
Diodes
the
1
and
output
and
2
ORed
to
the
addressed
2
CG
goes
together
CR16-CR32
74L00
is
normally
gates.
high
and
clamp
gates.
dot
If,
forcing
gated
the
In
column
low
however,
ME28-3
4.6.4
characters.
against
these
in
bottom
atajewel
approximately
begin
(j.e.,
but
ribbon
from
and
PRINT
The
solenoids
Section
dot
its
the
The
under
and
the
paper
the
movement. The amount
normal
paper,
upon
HEAD
OPERATION
print
ribbon
1.
inacolumn.
located
distance
total
paper.
The
and
Solenoid
3.5
operation,
is
impact.
head
head
to
the
at
inches
necessary
distance
The
to
is
the
contains
form
account
location
#1
The
the
end
and
reason
the
controls
travelled
device
wires
of
each
to
the
for
for
seven
column
of the
come
the
wire
of
force
make
end
locating
the
used
solenoids
of
dots
tungsten
the
top
from
head.
requires
needed
a
dot
by
the
of
the
amount
to
head
the
do
that
on
dot
each
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on
the
wires
wires
of
the
impact
move
the
paper.
wires
and
solenoid
solenoid
length
about
to
move
paper)
is
approximately
is
about
closer
force
printing
the
in
the
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of
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one
ounce
the
is
0.006
absorbed
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The
head
#7
controls
are
wires
of
wires
about
inch
than
by
of
the
wires
position
are
shown
positioned
is
force
0.015
12
ounces.
0.015-inch,
from
0.015
the
inch
ribbon
of
the
to
inch
the
in
Figure
pact.
voltage
to
about
ginning
before
an
additional
the
paper.
retract
The
electrical
4-7.
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voltage
is
about
+30
volts
of the
the
wire
Approximately
to
its
As
shown,
used
+35
when
450
microsecond
starts
300
microseconds
normal
timing
a
to
to
+38
all
to
move
500
position.
and
450
microsecond
drive
volts
pins
the
are
drive
in
is
microseconds
mechanical
solenoids
when
each
required
the
engaged
pulse,
solenoid.
4-20
movement
pulse
is
pins
at
about
before
more
are
the
are
of
is
used
+35
volts
in
an
same
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microseconds
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the
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to
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unregulated.
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time.
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is
starts
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required
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to
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on
Page 45

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MOTION
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4.6.5
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wire
solenoid
same manner,
current
ORed
to
amplified
all
solenoid
to
an
R4.
CR3.
a
the
in
Power
active
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through
This
voltage
outputs
solenoid
and
each
driver
only
Driver
CR40
current
+5V
from
power
used
head.
circuits
the
first
schematic
condition
is
back-biased
flows
Q3
then
causes
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approximately
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to
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Q2
and
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circuits
current
are
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solenoid
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the
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to
act
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where
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when
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of
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CG1
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be
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limits
power
dissipation
in
4-21
Q2.
Page 46

The
3.8V
across
Rl
allows
approximately
a
2.5
amp
current
flow
through
on,
Ql.
through
the
When
When
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with
quarter-wave
shown
solenoid
the
inductance
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turns
value
the
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in
Figure
solenoid
region
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of
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of
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off,
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is
chosen
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transistor
the
saturated
reaches
limits
low,
solenoid
of
the
resonant
solenoid
at
approximately
the
current
Q3
turns
current
to
act
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solenoid.
frequency.
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off,
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2.5
to
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turning
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waveform
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amps,
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reasonant
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off
allows
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CR2
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goes
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and
circuit
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Page 47

b.
Capacitor
Discharge
Circuits
c.
After
60
volts
R61,
so
the
a
Shut-Off
Diodes
tied
the
flowing
Q32
shunt
shut
put
R62,
that
next
time
together
+5
is
off;
drops
C1,
C2,
because
R64,
the
discharge.
constant
Circuit
CR40,
volt
through
shut
current
however,
before
C3,
C4,
of
R65,
capacitors
of
about
CR41,
and
supply
off.
away
CR42,
connected
closes
CR35
In
from
it
the
C6,
C7
the
discharging
R66
and
will
The
value
275
CR43,
relay
and
into
this
condition
the
is
characteristic
30
volt supply
and
C8
have
solenoid
R67
serve
be
ata30
of
the
microseconds
CR44,
to
Q32.
Kl.
the
base
solenoid
output.
charged
to
bleed
volt
resistor
results.
CR45,
When
This
diodes
drivers.
CR39
the
prohibits
of
Q32,
that
to
current,
off
this
bias
at
is
chosen
have
printer
thereby
CR39
through
When
the5volt
approximately
resistors
charge
the
time
of
so
that
their
current
the
cathodes
is
turned
ensuring
CR45
machine
supply
from
cannot
on,
that
is
out-
4.6.5.2
transmitted
The
clutch
'
is
applied
Driver
Forward
Power
card,
When
R47
and
connects
diodes
firing
are
also
CR37
will
for
from
is
controlled
via
the
the
this
happens,
CR35
the
CR39
during
into
bases
through
power
attachedtothe
and
CR38.
release
Clutch
moving
the
optional
output
main
and
Driver
the
drive
byalow
of
which
Kl
opens,
the
base
of
all
CR45,
turn
Therefore,
paper
print
Motor
movement
head
motor
CIP
Control
activates
allowing
of
Q32,
the
solenoid
preventing
off.
The
the
thereby
drivers
any
Clutch
collectorofQ32
during
from
to
an
signal
power
will
left
electromechanical
from
board
the
clutch.
turn
be
inhibited.
to
the
toadriver
current
saturating
of
the
and
Line
through
off,
right
logic
to
to
ground
solenoids
Feed
diodes
the
across
clutch
board.
circuit
flow
through
Q32.
through
from
Drivers
CR36,
clutches
the
page
mechanism.
This
on
This
signal
the
is
Power
4-23
Page 48

R42
of
to
CR31.
Signal
be
shunted
When
CIP
is
normally
through
signal CIP
CR31
goes
low
thereby
to
ground.
active
high,
causing
Diode
CR31
the
CR30
offsets
becomes
current
back
flowing
the
diode
biased,
through
drop
causing
current
is
back
current
flows
by
R40.
path
4.6.5.3
from
logic board
board,
clutch
to
biased.
to
through
When
until
Reverse
Power
the
main drive
unaffected
The
driver
flow
flow
the
through
through
and
CIP
magnetic
for
directly
reverse
except
This
goes
Clutch
current
activates
low,
moving
motor
controls
by
the
clutch
that
CR30,
Q29
field
Driver
the
optional
R49,
causes
and
R41.
the
forward
Q29
and
of
print
toareverse
the
driver
it
is
controlled
and
transistors
The
Q28
the
forward
head
clutch
reverse
motor
operation
transistor
current
clutch.
turn
off.
clutch
from
control
right
mechanism.
clutch
is
by
signal
Q29,
Q29
and Q28
flowing
The
clutch
Diode
is
to
driver
circuit.
identical
CIR
provided
to
through
current
CR29
dissipated.
left
on
provides
is
Signal
the
to
that
instead
that
saturate,
transmitted
Power
Q28
CIR
of
of
diode
also
is
a
from
Driver
the
CIP.
CR37
and
limited
current
the
forward
4.7
PAPER
line
feed,
paper
activates
feed
for
feed
is
before
to
tractors.
single
option.
generated
MOVEMENT
Three
form
move
a
clutch
For
each line
line
another
separate
feed,
by
activating
feeds
the
At
to
allow
paper
printer
and
that
feed
and
end
the
movement
functions
vertical
the
Paper
mechanically
operation,
approximately
this
of
clutch
interval
pawl
operation
tab.
Movement
links
the
and
can
cause
Each of
the
solenoid
50
milliseconds
60-90
one
clutch
is
allowed.
a
paper
these
Solenoid
form
feed
is
millisecond
mechanism
movement
functions
(PMSOL),
motor
energized
for
the
to
causes
which
to
the
15
double
line
return
operation:
the
in
turn
paper-
milliseconds
line
feed
home
delay
4-24
Page 49

In
response
toaform feed
or
vertical
tab
command,
a
dc
level
is
applied
paper
channel
described
dition
time-out
In
the
factory-adjusted
paper
mediately
FAULT
to
12
input
to
the
movement
of
the
in
To
prevent
which
circuit.
standard
is
still
deactivated,
line
to
As
an
seconds
to
LSI
solenoid,
is
terminated
vertical
Section
the
would
waste
This
101AL
for
advancing,
the
interface
option,
via
R38
chip
ME5.
allowing
when
format
4.7.4.
printer
both
circuit
printer,
approximately
terminating
the
paper
from
time
the
line
connectorisactivated.
the
paper
which
controls
continuous
a
hole
tape.
“hanging
and
is
activated
Paper
6-9
feed
the
time-out
the
movement
is
detected
The
up"
paper,
LSI
by
Time-Out
seconds.
solenoid
paper
movement
interval
Low-Frequency
|
of
the
in
the
operation
inapaper
chip5contains
any
paper
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If,
at
command
can
of
movement
interval
the
(PMSOL)
operation,
be
adjusted
Oscillator
paper.
appropriate
the
VFU
movement
a
paper-
command.
jis
end
of
this
is
im-
and
from
(LFOC)
This
is
con-
time,
the
2
4.7.1
three
LINE
conditions:
The
(1)
FEED
line
After
is
clutch
(2)
Receivingaline feed
the
the
(3)
Pressing
this
ME5
triggers
(Figure
feed
4-9)
operation
printingaline
disabled,
not
signal
line
feed
trailing
switch
generates
the
the
edge
LINE
causes
a
LF
can
to
El
CIP,
character
triggers
of
which
FEED
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5-10
one-shot.
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code
and
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is
the
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triggers
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go
low.
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then
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012)-LSI
a
5-10
the
LF
the
operator
This
the
of
the
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automatic
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the
|
chip
ME5
usec
one-shot.
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panel-Pressing
low
input
trailing
to
edge
line
feed
forward
decodes
pulse,
LSI
chip
of
which
4-25
Page 50

is
adjustable.
The
width
In
of
the
the
LF
pulse
standard
generated
101AL
printer,
by
any
R22
of
and
these
R23
three
are
conditions
not
used
and
jumper
a
15
millisecond
the
operator
are
R23
an
open
to
provide
line
feed"
R83.
15
activates
edge
During
With
millisecond
of
4.7.2
E5
to
If
used.
circuit
a
While
the
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both
FORM
E6
is
LF
the
double
panel
With
and
50
millisecond
position,
the
switch
LF
pulse.
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is
line
triggers
the
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connected.
pulse
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the
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high,
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this
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is
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the
and
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In
generated.
feed
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no
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LF
pulse.
to
+5V,
position,
chip
60-90
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this
configuration,
controlled
jumper
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ME5
via
E4
to
"double
on
pulse
When
placing
R19
generatesalow
the
Power
millisecond
the
E5
is
line
width.
the
switch
R19
should
Driver
Delay
printer
R19
by
an
connected
feed"
in
parallel
be
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PMSOL
board.
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remains
is
optional
position,
R22
should
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placed
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adjusted
switch
and
R22
be
in
with
to
provide
signal
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trailing
interval
busy.
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and
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adjusted
the
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on
jis
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and
a
two
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(1)
(2)
form
feed
Operation
Receivingaform
the
form
activate
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generates
a
low
PMSOL
feed
the
the
the
a
can
feed
character
line
line
TOP
OF
low
TOFSW
signal.
feed
is
FORM
be
generated
code
and
solenoid.
printed
switch
signal
(octal
generates
before
on
causing
by
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014)-LSI
a
low
If
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the
operator
LSI
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the
chip
ME5
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ME9
to
following
decodes
signal
is
used
generate
to
4-26
Page 51

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This
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PMSOL
This
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ME5
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the
the
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the
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hole
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printer
PMSOL
vertical
paper
is
feed
is
detected
to
is
immediately
receiving
by
is
used
movement
detected
solenoid
in
LSI
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LSI
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ME5,
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Rev.
A
Page 52

dition.
For
as
long
as
PMSOL
is
active,
the
printer
remains
inabusy
con-
FORM
VERTICAL
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ment
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Page 54

When
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high,
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Page 59

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Page 65

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(7)
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Page 66

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Page 67

DCPRM
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Page 68

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DCW5
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Page 69

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30.
printer
(1)
is
memory
the
(RTPSW),
internal
The
switch
(TB6
code
E11),
vertical
is
CIPF
the
not
and
is
the
reached
-
low
ready
to
latch
printer
activated
(5)
(TB6
the
output
CIPF
(EOPSW)
TB7).
(octal
Normally,
015).
control
tab
output
print
set.
is
not
is
(EOPSW),
or
dummy
latch
However,
character
(013),
used
is
re-
the
CIPF
being
(3)
TB7),
character
re-
then
con-
a
or
this
could
form
or
*92
is
is
the
a
same
phase
as
clock
the
internal
output
OSC
to
from
LSI
chip
LSI
4-43
ME9.
ME9.
The
frequency
of
this
@2
clock
Page 70

CIRX
(Reverse
Clutch)
to
turn
(CIPX
(RTP
SRCL
a
single
clocks
LD
(Light
no
error
left
pulse
Generated
on
the
reverse
Signal
is
high) and
is
low).
(Shift
Generated
CLKTB2
a
dummy
CIRX
Register
pulse
character
Detect)
GeneratedonLSI
in
the
video
limit
generated
switch
by
on
LSI
clutch
goes
the
carriage
Recirculate
on
LSI
is
circuit.
(RTPSW)
the
timing
chip
ME9
after
low
whenever
chip
ME9
generated
into
the
chip
to
ME9
the
fence,
pin
the
is
not
Input)
pin
at
shift
pin
However,
right
then
29.
This
printer
the
forward
activating
38.
A
high
the
end
register.
17.
Signal
if
the
limit
a
switch
latch
of
print
active
has
printed
clutch
the
SRCL
each
LD
(EOPSW)
is
low
is
left
signal
PRIME
is
normally
head
set
within
output
a
line
not
turned
limit
along
interval.
high
travels
with
no
the
is
used
of
switch
with
from
STROBE
chip
data.
on
This
indicating
the
causing
latch
PRIME
milliseconds
seconds
LD
can
(Prime)
Generated
during
(1)
(2)
(3)
Prime
a
loads
dummy
to
go
be
reset
during
the
A
low
The
chip
(jumper
A
line
has
initializes
character.
low.
only
on
LSI
a
Power
following
DCPRM
printer
ME9)
just
of
and
E14
data
gone
This
indicates
by
de-selecting
chip
Prime
input
has
the
to
E15
has
high).
the
ME9
pin
(PWRPRM)
condition:
from
just
LSI
been
Delete
is
not
just
printer
an
error
the
printer.
37.
PRIME
and
chip
selected
Inhibit
connected).
been
printed
logic,
condition.
goes
approximately
ME5.
(a
low
(DELINH)
(CIPX
resets
the
active
SLCT
option
out
shift
The
high
100-400
input
is
of
LSI
register
internal
for
micro-
to
LSI
not
used
chip
LD
100-500
ME9
and
4-44
Page 71

CSBSY
(Cause
Busy)
dummcy
operation
acter
turn
LSI
OSC
is
generate
LSI
has
code).
chip
(Oscillator
100
chips
GeneratedonLSI
character
is
just
ME5.
Generated
KHz
(min.)
OSCXT
to
(TB8)
not
in
been
The
low
Output)
on
to
to
the
generate
progress.
loaded
chip
is
detected
CSBSY
LSI
chip
200
KHz
interface
clocks
ME9,
This
into
the
signal
ME9,
(max.).
connector.
#1
to
pin
35.
at
the
shift
condition
shift
then
pin
register
generatesalow
25.
Signal
92
used
CSBSY
goes
register
indicates
The
frequency
OSC
is
Signal
interna-ly
OSC
active
output
that
(without
BUSY
inverted
is
by
the
a
output
of
by
also
LSI
low
when
andaPrime
the
132nd
carriage
from
this
system
ME20-6
used
chips.
by
a
char-
re-
clock
to
both
4-45
Page 72
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justment
5.2
in
the
tained
section
5.2.1
5.2.2
5.2.3
5.2.4
5.2.5
INTRODUCTION
This
MECHANICAL
The
order
in
section
of
each
mechanical
listed
Section
Cover
Carriage
Driving
Spring
Damper
describes
major
ASSEMBLIES
below.
8
of
Drum
mechanical
assemblies
Mechanical
this
manual.
Title
Mechanism
Mechanism
the
operation,
assembly
and
in
their
reference
drawings,
|
removal,
the
Model
and
replacement
101AL
figures
parts
lists,
and
printer.
are
covered
are
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Reference
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Figure
Figure
Figure
Figure
Figure
ad-
con-
and
Parts
A
HA
HB
HC
HD
5.2.6
9.2./
5.2.8
5.2.9
5.2.10
5.2.11
5.2.12
5.2.13
*Parts
Note:
list
Section
Frame
Paper
Pin
Feed
Form
Feed
Ribbon
Hardware,
Paper
Print
only
5
has
Feed
Unit
Feed
Guide
Head
been
Mechanism
Mechanism
Mechanism
Electrical
and
Associated
updated
for
Assemblies
Revision
Figure
Figure
Figure
Figure
Figure
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Section
HE
HF
HS
HH
HI
Hd
2
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C
of
the
Model
101AL
printer.
5-1
Page 74

5.2.1
COVER
(Figure
A)
5.2.1.1
removable.
5.2.1.2
Operation
All
covers
permit
Removal/Replacement
1.
Pull
outward
2.
3.
assembly
Remove
of
cover,
(A-32)
Remove
and
split
two
corners
(A-3).
cover
standeff
and
ball
front
lock-washers
Before
elevate
clear
front
damaging
nected
63002306-1
driver
internal
and
down,
assembly,
stud
cover
A-27,
A-34
removing
top
printer
cover
ribbon
from
board
access
Procedure
left
rear
(A-39)
(A-19).
assembly
at
and
Note
front
cover
head,
assembly
cables
the
video
Fig.
(See
63002242-1.
cover
(A-7)
with
(A-
(A-26
A-35
assembly
and
to
the
(Refer
assembly
by
internal
5)
by
)
(A-34)
.
Lift
cover
slide
forward
which
amplifier
1-7)
printer,
unscrewing
lock-washer
removing
and
cover
assembly,
(A-6)
the
to
avoid
are
board
the
to
Figure
(A-4)
(A-35).
from
to
con-
power
and
are
8-1)
and
from
screws,
frame
completely
right
each
side
(A-41),
flat
Remove
(HE-1).
cover
nut
washer
at
4.
Disconnect
item
and
5.
Disconnect
right
6.
Remove
7.
To
push,
8.
To
hardware
frame
9.
To
power
9,
and
split
lock
connector,
on
main
screw
remove
remove
reassemble,
pins
from
side
(A-14)
the
(four
base.
Fig.
washer
frame
(A-31)
covers
base
places)
reverse
cable
8-1
from
(HE-1).
from
through
(A-2)
(Refer
base
(A-25),
(A-16)
ground
(A-3,
hinges.
from
at
(A-26),
|
order
Section
(A-2)
(A-34),
from
strap
A-4),
main
of
disassembly
!
on
mating
remove
frame,
(A-34),
Ko
7,
Electronic
by
removing
(A-35)
connector
(A-50).
snap
screw,
and
bracket
rings
disassemble
(A-27)
and
beginning
Cavity
flat
(HJ-46)
(A-21)
remaining
lift
with
63001105-1)
washer
(A-20).
at
rear
and
main
step
8.
Page 75

COVER
CARRIAGE
MECHANISM
5.2.1.3
of
covers.
just
(A-39),
9.2.2
5.2.2.1
best
left
character.
roller
the
bracket
is
by
The
lock
the
tween
fixed
When
(HE-78)
switch
length
condition
to
carriage
movable
turning
adjustment
knob
eccentric
the
ogic.
right
unit
head
on
and
Adjustments
Side
The
The
covers
For
of
if
required.
CARRIAGE
OQperation
function
and
carriage
(HA-21)
on
(HA-1),
back
an
eccentric
(HA-33)
shaft
bracket
carriage
carriage
a
magnet,
sends
(A-4,
perpendicular
ball
stud
MECHANISM
cf
to
print
return
(HA-9)
and
the
guide
mounted
and
forth
is
determined
is
mounted
after
and
carriage
by
two
is
positioned
mounted
a
signal
A-3)
(A-19)
the
characters
it to
lock
adjustment
carriage
the
has
two
rollers
bar
(HE-8)
on
the
carriage,
up
to1mm
shaft
on
by
on
positioning
screws
on
lower
to
indicate
into
with
nut
(Figure
mechanism
against
starting
two
guide
(upper
and
(0.039-in.).
the
head
the
number
the
left-hand
can
be
(HA-46)
over
the
portion
speed
of
covers,
(A-32)
HA)
the
position
rollers
and
guide
holds
penetration
of
head
in
eliminated
and
positioned
right
of
the
carriage
clips
located
is
to
platen
(upper)
lower)
plate
the
head
This
copies
side
of
relation
by
or
left-hand
carriage,
position
located
in
relation
at
hold
and
after
(HA-26,
(HE-23).
by
adjustment
adjusting
to
be
the
to
platen.
gib
(HA-45)
by
closes
on
ends
the
head
to
move
printing
inside
to
of
walls
base, ad-
standoffs
under
the
head
the
last
(HA-10),aguide
31)
to
hold
The
head
four
run.
carriage
set-screws
screws
knob
reed
the
to
electronic
is
The
and
Play
which
switch
reed
and
made
(HA-32).
head
locks
be-
is
(HA-48).
the
from
(HA-41)
side
the
bracket,
the
holder,
5.2.2.2
portion
belt
ribbon
The
carriage
through
of
the
and
are
The
ribbon
holds
and
Removal/Replacement
A.
the
while
fiber optic
Head
For
removal
5.2.13.2.A.
is
(HA-44)
carriage.
adjustable
guide
ribbon
printing.
moved
and
by
HA-58)
for
roller
at
proper
Bracket
assembly.
and
installation
:
the
through
These
proper
(HA-5),
This
Procedure
main
driving
parts
belt
mounted
position
(HA-50)
assembly
of
9-3
(HA-64)
are
designed
tension
on
and
supports
print
belt
ensures
determines
head,
are
and
the
the
(HA-36).
mounted
to
linear
carriage
refer
absorb
proper
ribbon
print
|
Parts
on
the
shock
alignment.
and
head
tension
cable,
registration.
to
Section
under-
on
on
lamp
Page 76

CARRIAGE
MECHANISM
Carriage
With
1.
(See
Remove
Remove
Loosen
to
knob
Move
plate.
To
6.
(HA-9)
carriage
next
complete
bracket
head
clear
(HA-32).
AT
LEFT
CARRIAGE
MACHINE.
carriage
install
para.
lock
guide
THIS
REED
carriage,
at
mid
C.).
damper
(HA-50)
knob
roller
Release
POINT,
SWITCH
IS
to
left
position,
unit
by
(HA-33)
(HI-111)
ribbon
CAUTION!
BE
AND
REMOVED
and
reverse
by
removing
CAREFUL
CASE
FROM
remove
above
remove
removing
and
slide
by
turning
from
NOT
(HE-78)
LEFT
it
procedure.
main
screws
ribbon
TO
DAMAGE
SIDE
from
driving
screws
(HA-55).
head
head
guide
WHEN
OF
guide
(HD-29).
back
from
adjusting
roller
bar
belt
and
platen
(HA-5).
guide
Main
To
1.
remove
Driving
Loosen
a.
Release
Belt
belt,
nut
pivoting
(Note
noise,anormal
IS
NEW
nuts,
NOT
(A)
ASSEMBLY
left
Remove
(IT
HOLDER
FOR
Remove
(0.4-in.)
Using
two
Remove
hole
two
nuts
left
in
from screw
base
(HA-36)
perform
(HC-12)
main
pawl
that
spring
washers
NECESSARY
(HA-58)
nut
(HA-44)
open-end
10
millimeter
end
of
of
printer
the
following
and
screw
spring
(part
(HC-10)
may
occurrence).
(HA-64,
TO
REMOVE
ATTACHED
PARTS
INSTALLATION.
from
wrench.
open-end
(HA-43).
belt
to
chassis
(HC-11)
of
to
slowly
suddenly
63, 62)
SCREWS,
TO
UNDERSIDE
screw
Belt
the
right
frame.
steps:
on
HC-1)
tension
unwind
unwind
on
WASHERS
)
(HA-43)
wrenches,
will
by
spring
internal
with
shaft
OF
separate.
feeding
(A)
CARRIAGE
with
remove
drum
by
(HC-1).
intermittently
spring.
considerable
(HA-59)
(HA-41,
a
10
remaining
through
43)
EXCEPT
millimeter
left
AND
Continue
hole
on
to
right
pull
side
entire
of
belt
printer
9-4
to
the
chassis
right
and
feeding
out.
it
through
Page 77

If
necessary,
(Fig.
the
tabs.
8-3A)
loosen
attached
clutch
to
printer
field
assembly
base
and
CARRIAGE
tabs
(part
feed belt
out
MECHANISM
of
HB-140)
through
5.2.2.3
D.
Guide
1.
Adjustments
A.
To
Guide
l.
To install
with
para.
applying
5.2.4.3.).
Roller
To
remove
may
be
To
remove
and
spring
Adjust
Adjust
(HE-23)
(HA-25)
Detween
plate.
Play
Plate
belt,
and
Guide
guide
replaced
guide
washer
Between
(HE-23)
the
distance
by
loosening
to
allow
upper
reverse
tension
on
Roller
roller
asacomplete
rollers
gap
and
unit,
(HA-19).
Carriage
between
nut
of
lower
above
spring
Unit
from
and
carriage
(HA-29)
0.91
rollers
procedure
of
spring
(HA-10,
remove
assembly.
carriage,
through
bolts
Guide
and
(HA-26,
but
drum
21)
(HA-22).
remove
Bar
(HE-8)
(HA-9)
turning
0.03
mm
HA-31)
first
and
eccentric
(refer
nut
or
guide
start
to
This
(HA-20)
plate
axle
unit
(0.0004-0.0012-in.
and
the
guide
)
B.
C.
The
able
more
guide
by
be
To
Adjust
After
l.
by
tighten
smoothly
To
Adjust
The
1.
from
of
(2.106-in.
carriage,
to
move
than
100
roller
the
manufacturer
readjusted
Play
Between
loosening
positioning
screws
using
Ribbon
eccentric
the
mounting
tangency
on
).
without
on
guide
grams
unit
or
replaced.
screws
gib
and
head
Guide
shaft
roller,
main
bar
(3.5
(HA-21)
prior
Carriage
(HA-46)
(HA-45)
nuts.
adjusting
Roller
(HA-6)
face
of
the
driving
(HE-8)
ounces)
is
adjusted
to
shipping,
and
with
Head
knob
(HA-5)
is
used
the
bracket
dimension
belt
and
guide
tension.
to
Head
Bracket
and
nuts
set-screws
bracket
(HA-32).
to
make
to
should
(HA-36)
the
ifacarriage
(HA-49),
plate
Note,
carriage
(HA-1)
should
with
that
adjust
(HA-48)
should
this
the
be
able
adjustment
farthest
be
53.50
and
be
no
the
(HA-9)
is
to
play
then
to
point
mm
move
9-5
Page 78

D.
To
Adjust
Tension
of
Main
Driving
Belt
(HA-36)
CARRIAGE
MECHANISM
l.
Remove
main
loosening
of
tension
(HA-43)
No.2for
For
the
following
a.
Main
b.
Carriage
c.
Atapoint
the
deflect
using
d.
When
para.
Ensure
spring
that
drum
nuts
can
with
belt
Model
method:
belt
left.
an
correct
D.1.
driving
(HA-64)
now
10
mm
tension
101
Series,
is
attached
is
at
midway
and
forward
top
of
upward
tension
carriage
tension.
belt
be
(0.4-in.)
start
(HA-36)
and
pushing
made
by
specifications.
apply
to
position,
between
and
belt
upward
pull
equivalent
has
returns
(See
para.
from
down
turning
cpen-end
main
carriage.
belt
(at
spring drum
reverse
9-11
millimeters
to
been
attained,
from
any
5.2.4.3.).
holder
on
belt.
nuts
wrench.
(HA-44)
tension
rest).
assembly
clutches
500
grams,
run-out
(HA-58)
See
on
(0.35-0.
reverse
position
by
Adjustment
on
screw
next
by
the
(17.6
the
(HC-1)
right
step
under
step
on
43-inch)
ounces).
in
9-6
Page 79

5.2.3
DRIVING
MECHANISM
(Figure
8-3
and
Figure
8-3A)
5.2.3.1
Operation
A.
Motor
Driving
clutches
Drive
power
as
Chain
follows:
intermediate
forward
and
reverse
(HB-22)-intermediate
for
forward
counterclockwise;
counterclockwise.
by
signal,
carriage.
and
pulley
of
gear
(Figure
motor
Motor-intermediate
for
forward
clutch.
reverse
therefore,
When
(HB-63)
|
5-1)
(HB-98)
shaft
clutch.
either
for
is
transmitted
clutch
Motor
with
pulley for
main
HB-98
-
pulley
Looking
forward
driving
MAIN
to
forward
pulley
(HB-30)-pulley
intermediate
(HB-80)-pulley
from
reverse
or
MOTOR
front,
reverse
belt
clutch
rotates
with
pulley
motor
clutch
and
gear
(HB-60)
with
(HB-60)
rotates
actuates
to
move
reverse
(HB-22)-
for
gear
rotates
Figure
HB
-60
REVERSE
5-1.
DRIVE
MODEL
101
MAIN
DRIVE
SERIES
PULLEY
DRIVE
FORWARD
DRIVE
TRAIN
5-/
Page 80

B.
Clutch
Alinement
and
Function
(Fig.
8-3A)
DRIVING
MECHANISM
Alinement
the
(HB-139)
ofapreload
splined
justment
byaspring
reverse
The
maintaining
Clutch field
its
extend
base.
forward
(HB-141)
is
reverse).
and
preload
C.
Operating
of
printer
(right
followed
armature
is
required.
(HB-144)
driving
armature
torque
shaft
from
When
or
holds
(HB-50)
field
a
reverse
transmitted
When
rotor
is
condition
Conditions,
clutches
condition
is
side),
by
forward
(surface
(HB-142)
Slight
pressing
pulley
hub
(HB-143)
assembly
by
assemblies
signal
the
to
shaft
signal
discontinued,
(HB-60)
drive
(HB-140)
means
is
clutch
splined
current
(surface
Drive
as
the
and
inserts
for
of
sent
field
armature
and
and
to
follows:
order
clutch
to
surface
keyed
tension
against
and
its
into
either
is
prevented
tabs
(HB-140)
from
drive
(See
electronic
assembly,
pulley
stops,
the
armature
surface
Mechanism
Viewed
is-reverse
assembly
rotor
(preload)
the
from
(HB-139).
contact)
(HB-141)
fixed,
splined
the
splined
forward
or
from
Fig.
8-3A,Aand
and
mount
logic
the
(HB-142),
(HB-60)
torque
chain
is
contact).
(Figure
the
clutch
between
no
is
maintained
forward
armature
armature
reverse
rotating
to
the
to
magnetized
and
friction
(forward
between
restored
5-2)
front
assembly
Because
gap
ad-
and
(HB-142).
drive.
about
B)
printer
coil
in
rotor
or
armature
to
initial
of
that
torque
5.2.3.2
Alternate
including
inertia
timing
are
normally
(part
protect
Normal
directly
torque
all
drive
recommended
Removal/Replacement
A.
Main
Steps
Motor
(Retain
1.
Remove
forces
main
of
peaks.
of
motor)
belts
cycle
influenced
on
clutches,
mechanism
all
A.1.
set-screws
are
drive
print
head
These
handled
and
and
time
procedures
(HB-98)
mounting
through
right
and
(HI-29).
exerted
belt
carriage
variations
by
motor
motor.
of
carriage
by
which
parts
Procedure
(With
hardware
A.5.
left-hand
on
(HA-36)
the
use
pulley
alternate
also
should
where
applicable.
covers
are
keyed
timing
and
and
forward
in
the
ofamotor
driver
and
machine
dropping
affect
be
properly
and
rear
and
parts
to
bevel
belts
motor
power
(HB-92)
belt
electronic
if
Figure
gears
(HB-48, and
(HB-98)
and
reverse
transmission
clutch
installed
operating
and
raising
tensions.
adjusting
replacing
HI.
(HI-27)
because
plate
sounds
cavity
motor)
by
belt
of
clutch
route
(HB-98)
to
are
time
of
Therefore,
using
removed)
loosening
49)
2.
Remove
by
removing
right
and
screws
left-hand
(HI-131).
5-8
shaft
bushing
holders
(HI-130,
133)
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DRIVING
MECHANISM
LO”
5
5
o
Figure
5-2.
MAIN
MOTOR
DRIVE
AND
DRIVE
HA-36
BELT
(REF)
ARRANGEMENTS
9-9
Page 82

_
DRIVING
MECHANISM
4.
5.
Steps
6.
Refer
in
steps
8.
Remove
parts.
Loosen
Remove
A.5.
Loosen
up
to
maximum
Remove
printer
mounting
to
Printer
A.8.
Cut
two
possible.
Remove
snap
rings
set-screw
shaft
(HI-103)
through
nut
(HB-19)
travel.
four
base
attaching
(Fig.
bracket
Wiring
through
wires
ground
lug
(HI-19)
A.6.
(HB-9).
A.10.
(red),
attached
(HI-105)
and
are
keyed
and
back
screws
8-1,
item
Diagram
if
No.
on
on
driving
washers
off
in
motor
W18
and
to
both
to
Figure
belt
(HB-17)
2)
and
Section
is
W19
motor.
ends
of
bevel
(HI-104).
HB
tensioner
from
remove
7
for
being
as
close
shaft.
gear
(HI-18).
(part
bolt
underneath
main
motor
|
wiring
replaced.
to
motor
Retain
1)
(HB-18)
the
with
diagram
as
10.
Unsolder
capacitor
Remove
ll.
screws
Main
Motor
When
main
(HB-48)
Remove
l.
(HB-22)
gear
(HB-28,
hardware.
Preparation
to
Installation
Solder
l.
retained
contact.
motor
with
Belt
motor
be
replaced
and
and
(HB-30)
29,
of
two
two
wires
and
bracket
from
four
Removal
is
replaced,
discard
pulley
for
96)
Main
capacitor
capacitor
(yellow)
if
motor
mounting
external
(HB-48)
at
the
same
main
motor
(HB-110/111)
forward
at
front
Motor w/Fan
(HB-13)
clutch
of
wires
on
bracket
washers
it
is
time.
belt
printer.
and
(yellow)
of
step
motor
is
capacitor
being
(HB-9)
(HB-12
recommended
(HB-48)
by
first
by
removing
Retain
Clutch
Plate
from
A.10.
replaced.
by
removing
and
11).
that
between
removing
nut
pulley
(HB-98)
motor
Insulate
to
(HB-13)
the
retain
four
belt
motor
intermediate
and
washers
and
Prior
terminals
points
pulley
mounting
to
of
of
Solder
W18
and
two
W19.
red
wires
(Refer
of
to
9-10
motor
step
(HB-98)
A.7.).
to
red
Insulate
wires,
points
numbers
of
contact.
Page 83

DRIVING
MECHANISM
Installation
The
(in
e),
in
and
with
Figure
a.
Motor
b.
Motor
c.
Spring
d.
Nuts
Tighten
but
not
Insert
motor
printer)
of
Motor
following
the
to
the
addition
fan
the
(HB)
pulley
pulley
for
for
nut
(HB-112)
order
that
HB-93
Pulley
shaft
to
are
motor
(Part
60
driver
HB-92
overlapping.
into
back
and set
over
Driver
Note
parts
indicated,
of
the
factory
(HB-98).
1).
Hz
or
are
the
pinned
50
(HB-92).
(HB-93).
(HB-112).
so
that
Tighten
of
printer
motor
(HB-92)
to
be
a
through
motor
clutch
delivered
Refer
Hz
(HB-110,
spring
second
(shaft
mounting
added
and
to
coils
check
holes.
and
are
plate
HB-111).
facing
Main
squeeze
nut
(HB-112).
Motor
together,
front
of
Install
and
main
Insert
underneath
are
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
mounting
performed.
Insert
mounting
Adjust
by
sighting
screws
screws
Tighten
Tighten
Press
alinement
while
mounting
Reinstall
was
removed
belt
serted
(HB-48)
so
new
belt
motor
pulley
bolts
printer.
adjusting
bracket
motor
straight
(HB-12)
parallel
four
nut
(HB-19)
ON/OFF
and
operating.
nuts,
intermediate
in
step
is
over
that
it
(HB-48)
(HB-110,
(HB-17)
Do
bolt
and
and
bracket
of
the
to
the
mounting
Switch
operation
With
if
required.
gear
B.1.
hole
fits
over
over
not
tighten
(HB-18)
turn.
down
mounting
front
bolts
on
adjusting
on
operator
of
switch
(HB-30)
Ensure
when
smaller
intermediate
or
HB-111).
into
main
until
into
Motor
parallel
on
the
top of
bracket
paper
(HB-17).
bolt.
panel
main
motor
OFF
for
that
pulley
gear
pulley
motor
the
side
flangeofmotor
belt
will
to
front
(HB-9)
pan.
of
and
readjust
forward
forward
shaft
of
gear
(HB-22)
through
following
tighten.
paper
two
slotted-head
and
printer
belt
adjusting
clutch
clutch
(HB-103)
(HB-30).
base
steps
pan
aline
to
test
tension
which
pulley
is
(HF-89)
bolt
in-
and
5-11
Page 84

6.
7.
8.
9.
E.
Forward
part1and
1.
Place
gear
To
View
refer
For
A.6.
Install
other
(HB-60).
adjust
B)
to
final
at
end
eccentric
and
back
paragraph
installation
para.
ribbon
contro] levers
and
Reverse
2,
and
Forward
a.
Clutch
Remove
two
set-screws
clutch
of
pulley
idle
lash
5.2.3.3.C.
5.2.3.2.A.
through
(HI-88,
Clutch
HI)
(HB-139)
spring
(HI-6).
belt
shaft
for
intermediate
of
motor,
extended
90).
Drive
(HI-4)
over
(HB-27)
reverse
pins
Mechanism
on
Slide
off
the
(Fig.
pulley
on
(Refer
sleeve
spring
DRIVING
forward
8-3,
steps
right
(HI-5) by
and
MECHANISM
clutch
part
(HB-30),
A.1.
|
and
left-hand
to
Figure
sleeve.
1,
through
HB,
loosening
Remove
Remove
from
right
Slip
off
(HB-60)
Remove
by
removing
Remove
Loosen
Remove
armature
Slide
key
clutch
(HB-64)
clutch
ribbon
side
pulley
and
intermediate
bushing
screws
sleeve
screws
clutch
(HB-142).
and
To
remove
and
shaft,
reverse
5.2.3.2.E.,
the
field
belt
gear
drive
of
belt
bracket
(HB-62)
(HB-61)
spring
rotor
rotor.
rear
proceed
clutch
removal
assemblies
pulley
(HI-1).
shaft
printer.
(HB-48)
(HB-52)
from
and
(HB-144),
(HB-141)
total
clutch
Step
of
(HB-63)
unit
pulley
(HB-51)
and
shaft.
remove
over
Note
parts
assembly
with
removal
parts
2
below,
forward
(HB-140)
in
by
removing
between
for
from
one
pulley
hub
shaft,
of
the
from
in
paragraph
and
and
and
Step
forward
forward
shaft
washer
(HB-50)
(HB-96).
(HB-60).
(HB-143),
and
forward
its
of
the
then
reverse
main
3.
screws
clutch
clutch
and
remove
(HI-17)
pulley
(HB-30).
(Part
splined
both
2)
9-12
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DRIVING
MECHANISM
Reverse
a.
Disengage
pulley
Remove
bracket
from
Remove
Loosen
(HB-60).
Remove
(HB-142).
Slide
key
Forward
Pulley
da.
Cut
and
properly
emerge
coded
Clutch
(HB-139)
belt
(HB-80)
screws
(HB-51)
shaft.
sleeve
set-screws
spring
clutch
(HB-64)
and
(HB-63)
forward
W40
from
rotor
and
Reverse
clutch
(red/blu)
identified
the
wires. (Refer
(HB-49)
and
reverse
(HB-52)
and
slide
(HB-62)
(HB-61),
(HB-144),
(HB-141)
rotor.
Field
Assemblies
field
(See
prior
clutch
to
between
and
two
off
from
hub
assembly
Fig.
to
field
Wiring
intermediate
pulley
washers
bushing
shaft.
and
remove
(HB-143)
over
shaft,
(HB-140)
8-3A).
cut.
assembly
Diagram
(HB-60).
(HB-96)
(HB-53)
reverse
and
wires
Ensure
Note
and
63002333,
shaft
splined
and
remove
and
No.
W39
that
that
join
from
with
pulley
armature
Main
(brn/yel)
wires
two
blue
these
Section
with
bracket
both
Belt
are
wires
color
7)
Cut
reverse
and
W43
properly
emerge
coded
Free
by
71)
from
wires.
mounted
loosening
from
bracket
Slide
(HB-64)
For
clutches
5.2.3.2.E,
main
,
complete
clutch
(brn/grn)
identified
the
(Refer
forward
two
right
away
side
from
belt
assembly
and
main
Steps
When
clutch
by
keys
field
shaft.
assembling
adjusting
(HB-64)
field
(See
prior
clutch
to
and
screws,
of
field
pulley
motor
1,2and
and
shaft
assemblies
assembly
Fig.
8-3A).
to
cut.
field
assembly
Wiring
reverse
washers
main
frame
holder
(HB-63)
replacement
pulley,
3.
Note
forward
parts,
main
motor
spacer
-(HB-109)
(HB-140)
wires
Diagram
field
and
(HE-1)
Ensure
Note
and
63002333,
assemblies
brackets
No.
that
join
and
W34
that
two
sliding
(red/pur)
wires
blue
these
Section
(HE-72,
tabsAandB(Figure
off
slide.
of
forward
reverse
and reverse
begin
pulley
on
steps
assembly
(HB-63),
and
center
Retain
and
of
clutch
of
reverse
paragraph
are
wires
color
7)
(HB-140)
73,
each
8-3A).
key
9-13
Page 86

F.
Timing
1.
2.
G.
Intermediate
1.
2.
3.
Belts
For
forward
for
forward
use
procedure
For
reverse
in
para.
Remove
nut
(HB-28)
the
pulley
Loosen
apseny"s
HB-48
Pull
out
Php
ea).
HB-24).
(HB-48,
clutch
49)
clutch
in
para.
clutch
E.2.a.
Shaft
through
with
intermediate
and
washers
prior
pulley
two
).
pinned
This
to
(HB-22)
set-screws
pulley
step
belt (HB-48),
(HB-30)
belt
Pulley
shaft
removal.
on
will
by
D.5.
through
(HB-49)
2.c.
(HB-80)
with
(HB-29).
intermediate
(HB-23).
and
shaft
free
remove
removing
7.
removal,
pulley
Slide
Slide
(HB-80)
pulley
DRIVING
intermediate
nut
for
installation.
refer
(HB-30)
belt
shaft
off
toward
(HB-22)
(HB-28)
to
by
(HB-48)
(HB-80)
pulley
front
and
MECHANISM
gear
and
procedure
removing
off
by
belt
of
felt
washers
5.2.3.3
Adjustments
A.
To
(Part
1.
2.
B.
To
Proper
Adjust
of
Torque
Adjust
If
compression
carriage
and
squeeking
clutches.
Adjust
belt
Motor
Motor)
of
by
is
Make
surfaces
Belt
tension
Pulley
these
changing
accelerated, timing
sure
Tension
slip
of
spring
noises
that
of
is
Drive
clutches
tension
will
Note
there
motor
(Timing
obtained
clutches.
(HB-92)
is
of
spring
is
increased
come
is
Belt
under
and
33.3
belt
from
no
oil
HB-48,
the
Motor
oz/in.
(HB-93)
too
receives
forward
on
49)
following
Clutch
through
with
much
and
Plate
nuts
speed
abnormal
reverse
condition:
97.2
oz/in.
(HB-112).
of
shock
When
upper
depression
about
half
300
of
is
grams
belt,
about
(10.6
mid
3
to4mm
oz.)
point
5-14
pressure
between
(0.12
pulleys,
to
0.16-in.).
is
applied
to
belt
Page 87

DRIVING
MECHANISM
C.
Adjustment
Belt
l.
pulley
of
(HB-48)
(HB-22);
(HB-19)
position
Belt
for
(HB-79)
(HB-48)
forward
(rear)A(HB-75).
horizontally
If
contact
B
(HB-76)
and
re-position
as
in
beginning
Belt
adjust
tensioner
(HB-49)
belt
(HB-34)
tightening
Backlash
Adjustment
belt
between
and
screws
of
motor,
between
clutch;
washers
and
is
by
between,
tension
bracket
is
pushed
screws.
tensions
adjust
(HB-17).
then
adjust
(HB-114)
Make
contacts
not
complete,
loosening
bracket
of
step
by
(front)
up
of
Intermediate
is
motor
belt
tighten
pulley
and
sure
tensionerL(HB-77)
screws
(HB-76).
2.
pulley
loosening
(HB-33)
against
as
follows:
pulley
tension
Adjust
all
(HB-30)
belt
tension
positioning
that
adjust
(HB-79)
Then
(HB-80)
screws
the
belt
Pulley
(HB-110,
by
loosening
bolt
screws
and
pulley
by
belt
is
tensioner
and
repeat
and
reverse
(HB-39,
by
making
completely
(HB-30)
HB-111)
and
nuts
(HB-18)
and
loosening screws
tensioner
pushed
washers
to
change
nuts.
(HB-60)
bracket
down
completely.
bracket
(HB-114)
above
adjustment
pulley
79).
sure
tensioner
before
for
Forward
(rear)
(HB-60);
Position
Clutch
1.
With
with
begin
teeth
a.
b.
the
spur
intermediate
the
following
of
both
Turn
offset
driver
this
there
When
to
shaft
Example
until
by
moving
is
no
screwdriver
rest
after
counterclockwise
2).
ADJUSTING
SLOT
SHAFT
gear
pulley
gears.
idle
play
backlash
no
OF
(HB-27)
on
intermediate
(HB-30)
adjustments
shaft
ceases
gears
foreward
movement
slot
of
backlash
with
(HB-27)
to
exist
adjusting
movement
45
degrees
pulley
at
the
some
clockwise
between
and
backward
between
or
(HB-22)
back
play
gear
shaft
(See
1/8
IS¥
meshed
of
the
printer,
between
the
withascrew-
gears.
by
teeth.
(HB-27)
Example
ofaturn
{J
hand
1)
HB-32
HB-27
|
Determine
until
comes
rotate
NEW
POSITION
(See
(NOT
EXAMPLE
1
NECESSARILY
VERTICAL)
HB-29
HB-31
9-15
AY
EXAMPLE
2
Page 88

c.
Insert
gear
teeth
maximum
Figure.
a
feeler
foraminimum
gap
of
A)
gauge
0.015-inch
between
gap
(0.30
the
of
sides
0.012-inch
to
0.38
of
mm
DRIVING
two
meshed
through
max.).
MECHANISM
a
(See
HBesay
INSERT
GAUGE
Figure
HERE
A.
GEAR
USE
OF
FEELER
INTERMEDIATE
(HB-30)
GAUGE
FOR
GEAR
BACKLASH
FLAT
gauge
~|
ADJUSTMENT
;
‘48-30
(HB-22)
0.012-0.015-INCH
(0.30-0.38
A
mm)
d.
When
tablished,
a
holding
e.
Complete
(1)
(2)
satisfactory
10
millimeter
correct
re-assembly
Addafew
idle
(See
Forward
main
for
operation.
point,
torque
along
reverse
movement
lock
up nut
open-end
adjusting
drops
shaft
Fig.
motor
intermediate
(HB-27)
8-3)
and
reverse
pulley
gears
of
should
main
clutches.
and
of
of
belt
If
motor
5-16
of
washers
wrench,
screw
the
following
Anderol
and
on
pulley
(HB-48)
motor
operate
is
distributed
shaft
gear
is
(HB-80)
(HB-30)
(HB-28,
while
position
No.
both
belts
turned
with
at
steps:
465
oil
felt
(HB-48,
should
on,
minimum
to
has
29,
the
same
with
washers
without
forward
screwdriver.
to
49)
be
in
at
noise,
been
es-
96),
with
time,
eccentric
(HB-31).
and
position
this
as
strain
and
Page 89

DRIVING
MECHANISM
Intermediate
1.
Remove
2.
Remove
3.
Remove
manual).
Tilt
machine
expose
Apply
on
counter
Apply
on
idle
clutch
Intermediate
l.
Check
support.
Shaft
all
external
cavity
power
underneath
driver
Anderol
shaft
Anderol
shaft
(HB-30).
Shaft
that
shaft
w/Pulley,
accessory
assembly
board
backwards,
portion
071
No.
w/pulley
Oi1
No.
(HB-27)
Bushings
bushings
Idle
63001105-1
assembly
90
degrees
of
printer.
465totwo
(HB-80).
465
to
two
for
intermediate
-
Lubrication
(HE-7)
Shaft,
covers.
Felt
(Section7of
63002242-1
from
felt
felt
are
secure
Washer
site
washers
washers
gear
Lubrication
manual).
(Section7of
position,
(HB-24)
(HB-31)
for
forward
in
printer
to
located
located
machine
Secure
surfaces
support
inside
terior
Lubricate
(HB-80)
replacement.
Forward
Since
l.
preload
between
both
Bushing
To
ensure
the
following
Tighten
1.
bracket
loose
that
holes
surfaces
shaft
inside
with
and
Reverse
revision
clutches
the
forward
End-Play
smooth
adjustments:
screws
(HB-51).
bushings
contact
prior
of
bushings
hole
of
surfaces
Anderol
Clutches
D
of
(See
rotor
and
(HB-141)
rear
Adjustment
rotation
(HB-52)
by
using
base
frame
to
installation.
bushing.
of
No.
465
(No
this
section
Figure
and
clutch.
(Pre-Load
of
clutch
on
rear
loctite
where
bushings
oi]
Clutch
8-3A),
splined
(forward
of
shaft
prior
covers
Clutch)
shaft
(or
equiv.)
printer.
Avoid
and
loctite
rotates.
intermediate
to
installation
Gap)
installation
there
is
no
armature
(Refer
(HB-50)
clutch) bushing
on
Clean
surrounding
touching
Clean
gap
required
of
(HB-142)
Fig.
(Preload)
outside
in-
shaft
or
new
for
5-3A)
perform
(ip
el)
HB-51).
es
(HB-52)
on
9-17
front
(rear
clutch) bushing
bracket
Page 90

3.
Insert
pulley
(0.05-0.10
HB-51
flat
gauge
(HB-60).
mm)
between
Maintainagap
and
tighten
spacer
bracket
(HB-62)
of
0.002-0.004-IN.
(0.05-0.10
DRIVING
and
hub
0.002-0.004-in.
to
this
dimension.
MAX
mm)
MECHANISM
of
max.
drive
Figure
5.2.4
5.2.4.1
5.2.4.2
5-3A.
SPRING
Operation
Removal/Replacement
1.
1.
2.
BUSHING
DRUM
Provides
Release
and
screw
Actuate
END-PLAY
(Figure
spring
pawl
spring
(HC-11).
(HC-10)
ADJUSTMENT
HC)
tension
Procedure
paw]
(HC-10)
Note
TOP
to
VIEW
FOR
for
return
by
release
PRELOAD
(with
slowly
spring
of
head.
left
loosening
tension
CLUTCH
cover
SHAFT
nut
step-by-step.
(HB-50)
down)
(HB-12)
3.
4.
Roll
thee
e
HC-6,
Spring
excessive
belt
yt
7
e
(HA-36)
may
noise.
(HC-9)
unwind
off
and
suddenly
pulley
remove
5-18
with
(HC-5).
drum assembly
from
brackets
Page 91

5.
6.
Drum
shaft
To
assemble,
may
(HC-8).
be
disassembled
reverse
above
by
removing
procedure.
nuts
DRIVING
(HC-9)
MECHANISM
and
5.2.4.3
5.2.5
Adjustments
1.
DAMPER
Spring
tension
to
starting
Main
To
slightly;
Rotate
tension,
Proper
ten
The
motion
Note
with
spring
adjust,
times
purpose
that
main
(HC-11)
(Fiqure
drum
w/main
to
return
position
tension
loosen
this
spring
and
tension
when
of
at
home
pawl
spring
are
loosened
HD)
carriage
nut
will
drum
rotate
will
carriage
the
position,
is
easily
loosening
spring
without
should
(HC-12)
release
(HC-1)
clockwise
be
obtained
is
spring
released from
too
quickly.
(HC-1)
unit
be1to
counterclockwise
positioned
drum
so
at
any
and
the
to
that
once
should
smoothly
other
1.4
back
holding
decrease
by
winding
is
to
11
windings
if
hold
have
from
force.
kg
off
pawl
at
starting
teeth
nut
only
any
(2.2-3.1
screw
(HC-10).
to
increase
tension.
spring
down
carriage
is
about
on
spring
(HC-12)
enough
position
lbs).
(HC-11)
drum
about
position.
maximum.
drum
and
screw
©
5.2.5.1
5.2.5.2
Operation
Dampens
1.
Removal/Replacement
Remove
1.
Loosen
unit
Remove
W
Remove
FP
Remove
WoO
Take
ODO
Remove
N
CO
Remove
return
screws
nut
damper
snap
lid
spring
off
nut
steel
(HD-24)
cylinder
ring
(HD-11)
split
(HD-8).
print
Procedures
(HD-29)
(HD-16)
(HD-10).
pin
washer
head
to
and
back
(HD-1)
by
removing
(HD-9)
(HD-7)
motion.
remove
out
from
and
remove
from
and
complete
center
frame
pin
screws
nut
(HD-8).
packing
unit.
screw
(HD-37).
(HD-21).
(HD-12).
.
(HD-6).
(HD-23).
Remove
5-19
Page 92

To
of
or
Note
a.
b.
c.
install
cylinder
equiv.
following
Split
spring
Piston
easily
by
hand
When
rod
(HD-2)
packing,
lightly
points
pin
(HD-9)
(HD-10).
Rod
(HD-2)
by
spring
and
releasing.
replacing
moves
reverse
with
of
should
should
(HD-10),
lid
(HD-11),
freely
above
recommended
above
procedure:
not
interfere
be
returned
when
care
in
bushings.
procedure
NYE
pushing
should
DRIVING
DAMPER
and
RHEOLUBE
with
movement
to
normal
down
be
coat
No.
piston
taken
MECHANISM
inside
723-MS,
of
position
rod
that
5.2.5.3
5.2.6
5.2.6.1
on
frame
Adjustments
1.
FRAME
Operation
The
following
of
printer:
1.
Tighten
en
HD-2).
When
lever
paper.
910
replacing
(HD-32),
glue,
(Figure
two
Left-hand
closed
is
to
positioned
center
(HD-1).
Fit
cushion
or
HE)
reed
reed
output
screw
damper
clean
equiv.
switches
switch
signal of
over
(HD-23)
Additional
cushion
contact
and
cap
and
w/case
it.
with
tightening
(HD-33)
surface
(HD-34)
flexible
(HE-78).
RTP
(ready
enough
on
with
using
timing
to
force
may
carriage
alcohol
recommended
This
print)
to
lock
fence
switch
while
hold
piston
stopper
and
|
are
should
damper
rod
sand-
Eastman
located
be
carriage
Right-hand
closed
positioned
Flexible
interrupt
head.
to
reed
output
over
Timing
light
switch
signal
it.
Fence
through
5-20
w/case
of
EOP
(HE-C).
vertical
(HE-78).
(end
of
The
timing
slots
This
print)
for
|
switch
fence
the
when
is
optic
should
carriage
used
to
pick-up
be
is
Page 93

FRAME
5.2.6.2
Removal/Replacement
A.
The
following
assembly
with
1.
Platen
2.
Left
3.
Damper
order
their
(HE-86) and
chassis
Right
Operator
Rubber
8.
B.
Installation
Fig.
Left
cavity.
Limit
guide
5-3)
removable
but
key
numbers.
(HE-2)
and
right
(HE-86)
(right/unit
Clutch
Stop
Panel
Feet
(HE-24).
plate
Switch
of
Flexible
(Reed)
Procedures
parts
their
Platen
chassis
(HE-92).
(HE-70)
(HE-89)
(HE-63)
w/case
are
locations
Holder
(HE-85).
and
right
and
and
Support
and
(HE-78).
Timing
not
are
chassis
Left
right
Fence
described
on
(HE-3).
Clutch
(HE-90).
guide
63002440
the
Frame
Left
(HE-85).
Stop
plate
(Fig.
inadisassembly/
(HE)
drawing
chassis
(HE-71).
(HE-62)
8-6
for
and
1.
Mount
(HE-55)
(Fig.
be
horizontal
(HE-1)
Mount
(Fig.
Mount
(Fig.
pointing
Insert
clamp
Right
(facing
spring
using
5-3/B)
when
right
clasp
two
and
and
mounted
bracket
5-3/F) and
left
side
5-3/A)
right
(Fig.
side
by
towards
side
5-3/D)
surface
operator).
(Fig.
screws
two
flat
perpendicular
on
left
clamp
two
split
of
flexible
placing
back
of
of
flexible
and
right
of
fence
mounting
5-3/A)
(Fig.
washers
(Fig.
on
5-3/F),
to
bracket
5-3/D)
lockwashers
timing
printer.
fence
mounting
should
|
left
(Fig.
printer
support
fence
hole
(tab
read
bracket
two
split
5-3/E).
machine
using
(Fig.
behind
over
spring
end)
bracket
"THIS
support
lockwashers
Clasp
(HE-55).
two
screws
5-3/B).
clasp
projection
between
(HE-54).
SIDE
should
casting
right
OUT,
RIGHT"
0-21
Page 94

4.52
inches
(114.8mm)
FRAME
9.2.6.3
Figure
When
step,
abrasion
fence
Adjustments
A.
Positioning
l.
Loosen
tab
fence
printer
this
printing
5-3.
of
FLEXIBLE
adjusting
avoid
to
(side
of
Timing
screws
fence
is
located
casting
dimension
form).
TIMING
Note
timing
surface
emulsion
marked
(Fig.
to
the
(See
adjusts
contact
side
"THIS
Fence
5-3/F)
right
3.10.1
Fig.
FENCE
fence,
MOUNTING,
or
of
SIDE
(Flexible)
on
so
inches
5-3,
for
a
in
next
any
timing
OUT").
clamp
that
the
(78.742
Ref.
5/8-inch
SERIES
(Fig.
first
HE-1).
print
3.1+0.linches
(78.7+2mm)
101
5-3/D)
window
mm)
(Note
margin
from
and
that
pull
of
edge
on
the
of
B.
Parallelism
1.
Secure
been
From
4.52
tthe
fence
applied,
of
the
front
inches
fence.
under
by
tightening
Suspended
edge
(114.8
Do
not
right
Timing
of
mm)
exceed
5-22
clamp,
guide
out
given
when
hardware.
Fence
bar
to
the
dimensions.
correct
(HE-8)
left
(Fig.
and
dimension
5-3)
right
measure
edges
has
of
Page 95

2.
3.
window
If
parallelism
loosen
left
at
been
Recheck
screws
or
both
obtained.
of
necessary.
and
right
ends.
dimension
bracket
fence
is
not
uniform
washers
(HE-55,
Tighten
from
hardware
edge
maintaining
(Fig.
of
3.10.1
along
5-3),
54)
and
when
printer
entire
(HE-58,
obtain
correct
casting
inches.
length
59)
equal
dimensions
to
Re-adjust,
FRAME
of
fence,
in
either
measurement:
have
first
if
Optic
Head
(No
5.2.13.3.B.)
1.
Set
fibre
37)
on
top
as
close
hand,
head.
Light
5.2.13.3.B.)
1.
Loosen
(See
distance
Maintenance
Timing
no
abrasives).
water.
Static
full
Tighten
Assembly
adjusting
Fig.
fence
CAUTION:
Adjustment/Limit
optic
to
8-12,
from
of
can
locating
head
of
bracket
fence
length
screws,
(No
locating
item
fence
Flexible
be
wiped
For
more
DO
dimension
by
without
ensuring
screws
35) and
(See
Mylar
clean
extensive
NOT
(Reed)
loosening
(Fig.
touching.
that
(Refer
dimension
on
top
Fig.
Timing
USE
Switch
from
adjusting
8-10/26)
fence
also
from
of
video
set
light
5-10).
Fence
using
ANY
micro-wipes
cleaning
ORGANIC
fence)
and
Test
does
to
Fig.
fence)
assembly
Tighten
(Refer
screws
place
run
print
not
5-19).
(Refer
amplifier
screws.
(lint
use
mild
SOLVENTS.
to
face
touch
board
at
soap
para.
(Fig.
of
head
head,
optic
para.
maximum
free,
and
8-12/
by
Proper
1.07-inches
frame
reed
Proper
3
to5mm
fence
location
(HD-22)
switch
location
assembly
(27.2
case
(0.12
of
mm)
is
mounted
itself.
of
to
(HE-C).
left-hand
to
right,
on
(See
right-hand
0.20-in.)
5-23
reed
frame
Figure
reed
to
switch
from
(HE-1),
switch
right
is
machined
to
5-4)
center
from
approximately
surface,
center
last
of
slit
of
case
where
right-hand
is
on
timing
Page 96

FRAME
/
HET
LEFT
EDGE
OF
PRINTER
LE
Nees
|
27.20
(1.071-IN.)!
CE
\
B
|
HE-78
—
HE-21
HE-22
|
5.2./
5.2./.1
the
paper
pul]
left
plane.
up
and
Figure
G.
Dynamic
This
for
check
The
132-characters
carriage
switch
PAPER
Operation
Paper
and
right
pan
is
(lower)
place
pins
5-4.
LOCATION
Adjustment/Limit
adjustment
the
left-hand
for
smooth
test
for
the
return
FEED
fed
(reed)
manually
returns
MECHANISM
(HF-85).
left
and
of
pin
OF
follows
limit
operation
right-hand
printed.
(CR)
signal,
between
As
right
feed
sprocket
belt
LEFT
(Reed)
the
(reed)
Lines
print
(Figure
the
paper
unit
S
REED
above
of
over
limit
if
head
paper
appears
holes
(HG-19)
SWITCH
Switches
static
switch,
200
(reed)
should
possible,
to
start
HF)
pan
at
of
on
(TOP
settings.
is
single
lines
switch
be
transmitted
to
of
(upper)
paper
paper
the
VIEW)
The
character
per
minute.
is
to
ensure
print
pan
on
same
limit
print
(HF-76)
(front)
corresponding
horizontal
test
ensure
without
position.
and
line
a
(HF-89),
first
out
by
movement
pulling
knob
turning
opposing
direct
paper.
When
setting
(HF-99)
knob
of
paper
serrated
coupling
printing
paper
feed
and
rotate
inacounterclockwise
is
accomplished
coupler
of
serrated
position
knob
knob
(HF-100).
parts
of paper,
(HF-99)
outward.
inaclockwise
motion.
by
serrated
Pulling
and
allows
0-24
move
To
position.
Direct
portion
knob
upward
paper
move
coupling,
of
outward
and
up
or
paper
down,
Paper
knob
inserted
disconnects
downward
down
pull
moves
non-slip
motion
by
up
into
the
of
Page 97

PAPER
FEED
MECHANISM
5.2./.2
Replacement/Removal
A.
B.
Paper
1.
2.
Pin
(HF-98)
1.
2.
Feed
Pry
out
Remove
knob
Feed
(for
Remove
Remove
Shaft
(HF-99)
Pulley,
on
(HF-5).
3.
Loosen
4.
Loosen
5.
Slide
shaft
chassis
belt
(HH-28).
Knob
cap
(HF-99)
(HF-107)
snap ring
and
FF
Pin
Feed
snap ring
holder,
left
screws
screws
and
(HF-13)
on
to
support
Procedures
(HF-106),
spring
Reader
Ass'y)
(HF-6).
bushing
right
pin
the
right,
(HE-86),
from
(HF-105).
Gear
and
side
on
FF
feed
remove
knob.
collar
(HF-14,
retainer
of
reader
pulley
and
when
(HF-103)
16)
(HF-2,
printer
gear.
(HF-14).
shaft
pin
feed
spring
and
3,
by
removing
is
pulley
Driving
4)
supporting
flush
(HF-14)
(HF-104)
Shaft
screws
with
left
from
5.2./.3
6.
Remove
7.
Remove
gear
8.
Reverse
para.
9.
Cap
retain.
Adjustments
1.
Paper empty
paper
of
and
and
shaft
coupler
(HF-16).
removal
A
and
HF-107)
is
switch
remove
position
completely
(HF-100),
procedures
B
above.
may
require
(PE)
inserted,
is
required,
pin
feed
swtich
to
Eastman
switch
or
(HF-78)
when
remove
cover
accordingly.
the
sleeve
to
install
paper
screws
(HF-87).
right
and
(HF-101)
910,
or
should
terminates.
(HF-88)
Loosen
(Ref.
out.
and
above
loctite
|
function
swtich
Section
loose
assemblies
or
reader
equiv.
normally
If
adjustment
and
washer
nuts
4,
para.
at
to
when
(HF-97)
(HF-81)
4.7.3).
9-25
Page 98

5.2.8
PIN
FEED
UNIT
(Figure
HG)
5.2.8.1
paper
knob
clockwise.
knobs
feed
HF-99)
to
(HF-99)
(HG-18).
tractors
is
inserting
printer
of
the
form
5.2.8.2
A.
Operation
Pin
feed
tractors,
travel
Direct
vertically
outward
Tractors
Paper
when
coupling
and
are
holders
printer
accomplished
into
opposing
is
operating,
feed
Removal/Replacement
mechanism
Paper
1.
Refer
2.
Remove
paper
Drive
to
left
up
rotate
adjustable
is
of
paper
by
serrated
serrated
is
(Refer
Shaft
paragraph
spring
and
right
or
down.
counterclockwise;
and
(HG-14,
in
use.
feed
To
are
21)
knob
(HG-19)
are
portion
coupler
then
to
Procedure
(HF-98)
5.2.7.2
moved
(HF-100).
by
Figure
(See
(HF-105).
move
locked
and
of
logic
HH).
Fig.
for
provide
paper
to
used
paper
spring
HF)
Removal
down,
move
in
position
to
keep
feed
actuated
When
signals
of
pin
guides
pull
paper
paper
shaft
this
occurs,
affecting
Paper
up,
by
(See
knob
Knob
paper
rotate
fixina
on
pin
(HG-99)
for
feed
Figure
while
function
(HF-99).
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Loosen
Loosen
Loosen
Remove
bushing
Loosen
units
and
guide
Loosen
collar
Remove
pin
feed
Lift
units
Remove
extreme
bushing
set-screws
set-screw
set-screw
snap
(HF-3).
two
(HG)
bar
set-screw
to
right.
outside
unit.
and
slide
and
FF
two
right
(HF-3)
ring
fixing
and
slide
(HF-7)
nut
guide
chassis
screws
end
and
(HF-102)
(HF-13)
(HF-15)
(HF-6)
knobs
both
to
(HF-9)
(HF-11)
bar
(right)
(HF-5)
of
driving
retainer
on
on
FF
on
pin
located
(HG-18)
units
the
extreme
on
collar
on
to
left
(HH-81)
from
shaft
(HF-4).
coupler
reader
feed
in
on
on
(HF-8)
right
and
holder
(HF-100).
gear
pulley
front
left
and
driving
right.
end
of
out from
of
printer.
(HF-2)
and
detach
(HF-16).
(HF-14).
of
left-hand
right
shaft
of
guide
guide
located
(HF-98)
bar.
bar
two
pin
holder
pin feed
Slide
of
feed
on
(HF-2),
9-26
Page 99

12.
13.
Slide
feed
To
reassemble
driving
units
and
shaft
out
of
reverse
(HF-98)
FF
chassis
procedure.
to
the
(right)
right
PIN
through
of
printer.
FEED
two
UNIT
pin
5.2.8.3
Adjustments
A.
Pin
1.
B.
Pin
1.
Feed
Holders
Clearance
activated
and
between
paper
0.06510.015-inch
bending
hinge
Feed
For
as
shaft
a.
they
right angle
pin
Belt
Units
proper
are
(HF-98)
Remove
guide
hole
tension
in
screws
(HG-10).
Witha1.5
set-screws
Rotate
of
under
or
pin
too
eccentric
feed
similar
tight).
Paper
pin
guide
(1.65+0.4
metal
of
pin
of
place
as
on the
follows:
(HG-11)
millimeter
(HG-2)
stop
timing
tension
Tighten
Guide
feed
holders
plates
stopper
feed
holders,
pin
feed
to
(0.059-in.)
on
paper
sleeve
belt
on
Plates
(HG-14,
mm).
guide
remove
units
each
belt
feed
(HG-7).
(Left
(HG-1,
21)
Adjust
located
left
units
bar
plastic
holders
(HG-19)
side,
set-screws.
and
Right)
20)
and
should
be
clearance
just
above
and
right.
iHG-19)
(HF-7
and
belt
driving
paper
allen-wrench,
(HG-1,
Test
(not
so
for
that
too
flexible
spring
0.065
by
top
adjust
loosen
20).
flexibility
they
are
When
(HG),
the
left
Adjust
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
paper
Loosen
and
Slide
shaft.
Open
Loosen
pin
left
as
is
and
and
right
follows:
fixing
right
pin
both
two
feed
driving
inserted
(0.078-in.)
5-2/7
on
right,
pin
feed
paper
the
horizontal
knob
feed
stoppers
holders
units
guide
allen-head
pulley
allen-wrench.
pin
feed
difference
plane
(HG-18)
(HG-1,
together
plates
(HG-14,
set-screws
(HG-5)
timing
between
should
at
20).
in
middle
(HG-6)
witha2
belt
units
the
be
minimal.
top
of
of
paper
21).
on
each
millimeter
pins
left
in
Page 100

C.
Pin
Feed
(5)
Align
stoppers
erence
straight
alignment
(6)
Actual
hand
outward
rotates
(7)
When
fares
Stopper
pins
points
alignment
moving
and
eccentric
left
two
HG-5).
(Maintaining
on
on
pin
edge
of
pins).
each
rotate
and
set-screws
belts
(HG-19)
feed
in
same
supported
can
belt
paper
sleeve
right
pin
5/8-in.
in
holders
horizontal
on
both
be
done
(2)
or
feed
(HG-3).
feed
(HG-6) on
nominal
PIN
FORM
same
(HG-1,
plane,
stoppers
in
two
pull
shaft
belts
both
paper
FEED
FEED
plane.
20),
ways:
paper
(HF-98)
are
UNIT
MECHANISM
for
or
to
knob
aligned,
driving
margin)
(Sight
ref-
insert
check
(1)
by
(HF-99)
which
pulleys
5.2.9
5.2.9.1
1.
FORM
Operation
A.
Form
Loosen
bar
Maintain
chassis
Perform
5.2.6.3.).
Set
tighten
Check
paper.
Recheck
(15.8
FEED
Feed
set-screw
for
pin
0.2-in.
(HE-86).
yiming
left
paper
lock-knob
for
5/8-in.
fence
mm)
nominal.
MECHANISM
Torque
(HF-9)
feed
unit
(5
mm)
Tighten
fence
guide
(HG-18).
(15.8
dimension
(Figure
Transmission
on
pin
(HF-7).
dimension
set-screw.
adjustment,
plate
mm)
(step
HH)
unit
nominal
feed
if
(HG-20)
3)
if
collar
between
required) Refer
(HF-8)
collar
flush
margin
margin
of
is
and
to
collar
print
not
of
guide
left
to
para.
out
5/8-in.
and
on
Torque
feed
following
1.
2.
unit
Motor
of
form
Feed
for
paper
manner:
(HH-71)-motor
FF
Clutch
(HH-81)
(HH-18)-FF
stop
cam
drive
(FF)
drive
Unit
and
FF
Clutch
(HH-23)-FF
(HH-28).
5-28
motor
(Refer
gear
(located
Chassis,
(HH-71)
to
Section
(HH-12).
between
left
inside
idle
is
transmitted
5.2.8)
FF
chassis,
(HH-2)
cam
(HH-14)-gear
gear
(HH-27)
to
pin
in
the
right
-
FF
Clutch
gear
with
with
belt