Mitsubishi P95DW Service manual

Pb Solder, Pb Joints, Pb PCA

This product uses lead-free solder on the circuit boards. For repairing circuit boards, see "Precautions for resoldering" in this Service Manual.

DIGITAL MONOCHROME PRINTER

MODEL

2008

P95DW

This model is RoHS-compliant. Provide servicing referring to “NOTES FOR SERVICING RoHS-COMPLIANT PRODUCTS” described in the service manual.

Before servicing this chassis, it is important that the service person reads the “SAFETY PRECAUTIONS” and “PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE” in this service manual.

CAUTION

NOTES FOR SERVICING RoHS-COMPLIANT PRODUCTS

Parts Name

Model Name

Parts No.

E05R

Mark position

Follow the notes and instructions below when servicing RoHS-compliant products.

1. For RoHS-compliant products, be sure to use RoHS-compliant service parts.

2. Check the presence of <G> marking on the rating plate to distinguish RoHScompliant product from non-RoHS-compliant product.

<G> marking With <G> marking: RoHS-compliant product Without <G> marking: Non-RoHS-compliant product

3.LabelsofRoHS-compliantservicepartsbear<G>markingforidenticationpurpose.

4. Don’t use non-RoHS-compliant parts with RoHS-compliant products.

5. Service parts for RoHS-compliant products are listed in the parts catalog contained in the service manual.

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SPECIFICATIONS

• Power Supply

• Dot Resolution

• Printing Speed

• Gradations

• Printing Size

•

Connection Terminal

•

Cabinet Dimensions

• Weight

•

Operating conditions

: AC 100 to 240V 50/60Hz,1.5 to 0.8A : 1280 pixels (H) x 960 pixels (V)(Standard) (Max.1280 pixels x 5760 pixels) : Approx.1.9sec.(Standard) : 256gradations : 4.0” × 3.0”(100mm × 75mm)(Standard) (Max.4.0” × 17.7”(100mm × 450mm)) : USB interface (Series ”B” receptacle) Hi-Speed USB (Ver. 2.0) supported : 6.1” (W) × 3.3” (H) × 9.4” (D) 154mm (W) × 84.5mm (H) × 239mm (D) : 2.6kg (5.8lbs) : Temperature 41 to 104°F (5 to 40°C) Humidity 20 - 80% RH (No dewing)

• Weight and dimensions shown are approximate.

• Designandspecicationsaresubjecttochangewithoutnotice.

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This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his or her own expense.

Information:

This class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

"CLASSIFIED BY UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES INC.® WITH RESPECT TO ELECTRIC SHOCK, FIRE AND MECHANICAL HAZARDS ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH UL60601-1 AND CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 601.1"

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Indications according to IEC60601-1

1. Functions and intended usage of this product This product receives signals from diagnostic imaging equipment or a personal computer,

and automatically prints and ejects the received image data on the thermal paper.

2. Classiﬁ cation of this product

• According to the type of protection against electric shock: Equipment energized from an external electrical power source, Class I equipment

• According to the degree of protection of the applied part against electric shock: - (No applied part)

• According to the degree of protection against harmful ingress of water: Ordinary equipment (Enclosed equipment without protection against ingress of water)

• According to the degree of safety of application in the presence of a ﬂ ammable anesthetic mixture with air or with oxygen or nitrous oxide: Equipment not suitable for use in the presence of a ﬂ ammable anesthetic mixture with air or with oxygen or nitrous oxide

• According to the mode of operation: Continuous operation with intermittent loading

3. Follow the applicable laws and regulations in your country or region or the hospital rules when disposing of this product or the accessories or consumables thereof.

DANGER

:

EXPLOSION HAZARD. DO NOT USE IN THE PRESENCE OF FLAMMABLE ANESTHETICS.

CAUTION:

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN.

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

The lightning ﬂ ash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufﬁ cient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

The “Caution, hot surface” symbol indicates that the marked item may be hot and should not be touched.

The “Nonionizing radiation” symbol

The “OFF/ON” symbol indicates connection to or disconnection from the mains, at least for mains switches.

The “Equipotentiality” symbol identiﬁ es the terminals connected each other. The potential of various parts of equipment or of a system is equalized.

The “Alternating current” symbol indicates that the equipment is suitable for alternating current only.

When you dispose of the unit or accessories, you must obey the law in the relative area or country and/or regulation in the relative hospital.

: Manufactured on : to be combined with date code YYYY-MM

: Manufacturers Identiﬁ cation (name address)

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: Serial number

: Authorised representative in the European Community

WARNING:

Install and use this appliance in accordance with the operation manual for safety and EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility). If it is not installed and used in accordance with the operation manual, it may cause interference to other equipment and/or other risk.

To prevent ﬁ re or shock hazard, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.

This appliance must be earthed.

In Europe, use the AC power cord according to the recommendations as below. Connect to the 230 V receptacle of the room or the host equipment. The AC power cord should be VDE approved and consist of core size 0.75 mm length 2.5 m or shorter cord with IEC60320-1/C13 type, 250 V 10 A or higher rating connector and CEE(7)VII type, 250 V 10 A or higher rating plug.

Use the USB cable according to the recommendations as below, in order to comply with EN60601-1-2. The USB cable with appropriate plug should be 2 m long or shorter, comply with USB 2.0 standard High speed requirements and USB IF (USB Implementers Forum) approved.

This product is to be employed with medical equipment, just for reference purpose, not for medical diagnostic purpose.

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or bigger,

WARNING:

The socket outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible.

Note: This symbol mark is for EU countries only. This symbol mark is according to the directive 2002/96/EC Article 10 Information for users and Annex IV, and/or to the directive 2006/66/ EC Article 20 Information for end-users and Annex II.

Your MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC product is designed and manufactured with high quality materials and components which can be recycled and/or reused. This symbol means that electrical and electronic equipment, batteries and accumulators, at their end-of-life, should be disposed of separately from your household waste. If a chemical symbol is printed beneath the symbol shown above, this chemical symbol means that the battery or accumulator contains a heavy metal at a certain concentration. This will be indicated as follows: Hg: mercury (0,0005%), Cd: cadmium (0,002%), Pb: lead (0,004%) In the European Union there are separate collection systems for used electrical and electronic products, batteries and accumulators. Please, dispose of this equipment, batteries and accumulators correctly at your local community waste collection/recycling centre. Please, help us to conserve the environment we live in!

INSTRUCTIONS FOR MEDICAL USE

MEDICAL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT needs special precautions regarding EMC and needs to be installed and put into service according to the EMC information provided in the ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTS. Portable and mobile RF communications equipment can affect MEDICAL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT.

Technical description

List of all cables and maximum length of the cable and other ACCECCORIES

AC power cord

USB cable

Thermal paper

Maximum length

2.5 m

2 m

Reference page in this operation manual

This page, the previous pages for safety and page 26 for accessories

This page and the previous pages for safety

Page 3 for thermal paper, page 26 for accessories

WARNING:

The use of ACCESSORIES and cables other than those speciﬁ ed, with the exception of ca- bles sold by the manufacturer of the Model P95DW/P95DE as replacement parts for internal components, may result in increased EMISSIONS or decreased IMMUNITY of the Model P95DW/P95DE.

WARNING:

The Model P95DW/P95DE should not be used adjacent to or stacked with other equipment and that if adjacent or stacked use is necessary, the Model P95DW/P95DE should be observed to verify normal operation in the conﬁ guration in which it will be used.

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Guidance and manufacturer's declaration - electromagnetic emissions

The Model P95DW/P95DE is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or user of the Model P95DW/P95DE should assure that it is used in such an environment.

Emissions test

RF emissions CISPR 11/EN 55011

Compliance

Group 1

Electromagnetic environment - guidance

The Model P95DW/P95DE uses RF energy only for its internal function. Therefore, its RF emissions are very low and are not likely to cause interference in nearby electronic equipment.

RF emissions CISPR 11/EN 55011 Harmonic emissions IEC/EN 61000-3-2 Voltage fluctuations/

Class B

Class A

Complies

The Model P95DW/P95DE is suitable for use in all establishments, including domestic establishments and those directly connected to the public low-voltage power supply network that supplies buildings used for

domestic purposes. flicker emissions IEC/EN 61000-3-3

Guidance and manufacturer's declaration - electromagnetic immunity

The Model P95DW/P95DE is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or user of the Model P95DW/P95DE should assure that it is used in such an environment.

Immunity test

Electrostatic discharge (ESD) IEC/EN 61000-4-2

Electrical fast transient/burst IEC/EN 61000-4-4

Surge IEC/EN 61000-4-5

IEC/EN 60601 test level

±6 kV contact ±8 kV air

±2 kV for power supply lines

±1 kV for input /output lines

±1 kV line(s) to line(s)

±2 kV line(s) to earth

Compliance level

±6 kV contact ±8 kV air

±2 kV for power supply lines

±1 kV for input /output lines

±1 kV line(s) to line(s)

±2 kV line(s) to earth

Electromagnetic environment - guidance

Floors should be wood, concrete or ceramic tile. If floors are covered with synthetic material, the relative humidity should be at least 30%.

Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment.

Voltage dips, short interruptions and voltage variations on power supply input lines IEC/EN 61000-4-11

Power frequency (50/60 Hz) magnetic field IEC/EN 61000-4-8

< 5% U

T

(> 95% dip in UT) for 0.5 cycle

40% U

T

(60% dip in UT) for 5 cycles

70% U

T

(30% dip in UT) for 25 cycles

< 5% U

T

(> 95% dip in UT) for 5 sec.

3 A/m

< 5% U

T

(> 95% dip in UT) for 0.5 cycle

40% U

T

(60% dip in UT) for 5 cycles

70% U

T

(30% dip in UT) for 25 cycles

< 5% U

T

(> 95% dip in UT) for 5 sec.

3 A/m

Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment. If the user of the Model P95DW/P95DE requires continued operation during power mains interruptions, it is recommended that the Model P95DW/P95DE be powered from an uninterruptible power supply or a battery.

Power frequency magnetic fields should be at levels characteristic of a typical location in a typical commercial or hospital environment.

NOTE: UT is the a.c. mains voltage prior to application of the test level.

Guidance and manufacturer's declaration - electromagnetic immunity

The Model P95DW/P95DE is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or user of the Model P95DW/P95DE should assure that it is used in such an environment.

Immunity test

Conducted RF IEC/EN 61000-4-6

Radiated RF IEC/EN 61000-4-3

IEC/EN 60601 test level

3 Vrms 150 kHz to 80 MHz

3 V/m 80 MHz to 2.5 GHz

Compliance level

3 Vrms

3 V/m

Electromagnetic environment - guidance

Portable and mobile RF communications equipment should be used no closer to any part of the Model P95DW/P95DE, including cables, than the recommended separation distance calculated from the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter.

Recommended separation distance d=1.2√P

d=1.2√P 80 MHz to 800 MHz d=2.3√P 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz

where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts (W) according to the transmitter manufacturer and d is the recommended separation distance in meters (m).

Field strengths from fixed RF transmitters, as determined by an electromagnetic site survey,

a

should be less than the compliance level in each frequency range.b

Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with the following symbol:

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NOTE1. At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the higher frequency range applies.

NOTE2. These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is

affected by absorption and reflection from structures, objects and people.

a

Field strengths from fixed transmitters, such as base stations for radio (cellular/cordless)

telephones and land mobile radios, amateur radio, AM and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast cannot be predicted theoretically with accuracy. To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters, an electromagnetic site survey should be considered. If the measured field strength in the location in which the Model P95DW/P95DE is used exceeds the applicable RF compliance level above, the Model P95DW/P95DE should be observed to verify normal operation. If abnormal performance is observed, additional measures may be necessary, such as reorienting or relocating the Model P95DW/P95DE.

b

Over the frequency range 150 kHz to 80 MHz, field strengths should be less than 3 V/m.

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Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF communications equipment and the Model P95DW/P95DE

The Model P95DW/P95DE is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are controlled. The customer or the user of the Model P95DW/P95DE can help prevent electromagnetic interference by maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile RF communications equipment (transmitters) and the Model P95DW/P95DE as recommended below, according to the maximum output power of the communications equipment.

Rated maximum output

power of transmitter

W

0.01

0.1 1

10

100

For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed above, the recommended separation distance d in meters (m) can be estimated using the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter, where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts (W) according to the transmitter manufacturer.

NOTE1. At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the separation distance for higher frequency range applies.

NOTE2. These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is

affected by absorption and reflection from structures, objects and people.

Separation distance according to frequency of transmitter

150 kHz to 80 MHz

d=1.2√P

0.12

0.38

1.2

3.8 12

m

80 MHz to 800 MHz

d=1.2√P

0.12

0.38

1.2

3.8 12

800 MHz to 2.5 GHz

d=2.3√P

0.23

0.73

2.3

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Safety Notices for use in combination with other devices

1. All the equipments connected to this unit shall be certiﬁ ed according to Standard

IEC60601-1, IEC60950-1, IEC60065 or other IEC/ISO Standards applicable to the equipments.

2. When this unit is used together with other equipment in the patient area*, the equipment shall be either powered by an isolation transformer or connected via an additional protective earth terminal to system ground unless it is certiﬁ ed according to Standard IEC60601-1.

* Patient Area

R1.5m

3. The leakage current could increase when connected to other equipment.

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CONTENTS

CONTENTS .................................................................. 1

PRECAUTIONS ..................................................... 2 - 5

UNPACKING ................................................................ 6

FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS ............................... 7 - 8

Front Panel ..........................................................................................7

Rear Panel ........................................................................................... 8

INSTALLATION OF PAPER .................................9 - 10

EXAMPLE OF CONNECTION ....................................11

PRINTING ...........................................................12 - 13

ADJUSTMENT OF PRINT PICTURE .................14 - 16

SETTING FUNCTION MODE ............................. 17 - 19

ERROR DISPLAY ............................................... 20 - 22

STATUS AND MODES ............................................... 23

USE OF CLEANING SHEET ..................................... 24

MAINTENANCE ......................................................... 25

SPECIFICATIONS ..................................................... 26

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PRECAUTIONS

In the interest of safety, please observe the following precautions:

POWER REQUIREMENT

This digital monochrome printer is designed for operation on 100-240V AC 50/60Hz. Never connect to any outlet or power supply having a different voltage or frequency.

PROTECTIVE MEASURES

IF ABNORMALITIES ARISE, . . .

Use of the unit during emission of smoke or abnormal sounds (without adopting countermeasures) is dangerous. In such a case, unplug the power cord from the source outlet immediately, and request maintenance services from the sales dealer.

NEVER INSERT ANY OBJECT INTO THE UNIT

Foreign objects of any kind inserted into this unit constitute a safety hazard and can cause extensive damage. If any object should be inserted into the unit, unplug the power cord, then contact the sales dealer.

DO NOT PLACE ANYTHING ON THE UNIT

Heavy objects placed on the unit can cause damage or obstruct proper ventilation.

PROTECT THE POWER CORD

Damage to the power cord may cause ﬁ re or shock haz- ard. When unplugging, hold by the plug only and remove carefully. Never put heavy objects on the power cord. The cord may be damaged causing a ﬁ re or electric shock.

DO NOT PLACE WATER CONTAINERS ON THE UNIT

Do not place ﬂ ower vases, and other water-holding con- tainers on the unit. If, for some reason, water seeps to the inside of the unit, unplug the power cord from the source outlet, and contact the sales dealer. If used without corrective measures, the unit may be damaged.

WARNING : THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED. AVERTISSEMENT : CET APPAREIL DOIT ETRE MIS A LA TERRE.

This equipment is classiﬁ ed as class , according to the type of protection against electric shock.

DO NOT REMOVE THE CABINET

Touching internal parts is dangerous or may lead to malfunction. Contact the sales dealer to carry out internal checks and/or adjustments. Before opening the cover to clear a paper jam, etc., be sure to disconnect the power cord plug.

DO NOT ATTACH A SCREW MORE THAN 6 MM LONG ON THE BOTTOM

If a screw more than 6 mm long is attached on the bottom of the printer, it may cause internal damage.

PROTECT AGAINST DEW FORMATION

In extremely cold regions, if the unit is moved quickly from an extremely cold place to a warmer one, dew is likely to be formed. If dew is formed, printing is not possible.

OPERATING AMBIENT TEMPERATURE RANGE

The operating ambient temperature range is 5°C-40°C (41°F-104°F), and humidity of 20-80%.

BE CAREFUL AROUND PRINT PAPER EXIT SLOT

Do not insert your hand or any material into the paper exit slot during printing. Do not touch the cutter blade inside the paper exit slot. Otherwise, your ﬁ nger will be injured.

DO NOT TOUCH THE THERMAL HEAD AND CUTTER

Do not touch the thermal head (located inside the unit) and the cutter blade. The thermal head is heated to high temperature. This may cause injury.

INSTALLATION LOCATIONS

MAINTAIN GOOD VENTILATION

Ventilation slots and holes are provided on sides of this unit. Place the unit on a hard and level surface and locate at least 4" (10 cm) from walls to ensure proper ventilation.

SUITABLE LOCATIONS

Avoid shaky places or hot-springs areas where hydrogen sulﬁ de and acidic ions are likely to be generated.

AVOID PLACES WITH HIGH HUMIDITY AND DUST

Do not place the unit at locations with high humidity and/ or dust. They can cause extensive damage. Avoid places where the unit is likely to contact oily fumes and vapors.

AVOID PLACES LIKELY TO BE EXTREMELY HOT

Places exposed to direct sunlight, or near heating appliances can attain extremely high temperatures, which may deform the cabinet, or can become a prime cause of damage.

SET THE UNIT ON A FLAT SURFACE

Do not use the unit when inclined ±10° in vertical or horizontal direction, or in an unstable place. Uneven surfaces may disturb paper feeding or ventilation, or affect the performance of the unit.

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FOR LONG OPERATING LIFE

UNSUITABLE MATERIALS FOR THE UNIT

Many plastic components are used in the unit. Coat ﬂ aking and deformation are likely to occur if the unit is wiped with chemical dusters, benzine, thinner or any other solvent, if rubber or PVC items are left in contact with the unit for extended duration, or if the unit is sprayed with insecticide.

CARE OF THE CABINET

Unplug and clean with a soft cloth slightly moistened with a mild soap and water solution. Allow to dry completely before operating. Never use petroleum base solutions or abrasive cleaners.

HEAD ABRASION

The thermal head, like the video head, wears out. When it is abraded, it becomes hard to print out ﬁ ne details of the picture. In such a case, it is necessary to replace the thermal head. Consult with the sales dealer for replacing the head.

THERMAL PAPER

Thermal papers listed in the page of SPECIFICA-

TIONS are available.

When the remaining length of the paper is about 8"

(20 cm), a color belt appears at the paper end. Prepare for replacement of the paper. If the remaining paper length is less than 8" (20 cm), printing becomes uneven due to the uneven paper core surface.

When the Printed paper is touched by wet hand, the

print may be discolored.

When the paper runs out during printing, the printing

operation stops and “EP” is displayed by the indicator on the front panel. Install new paper at this time.

Store the printed paper in a place with low humidity

free from a direct sunlight.

If the paper absorbs non-volatile organic solvents (al-

cohol, ester, katone, etc.) the print may be discolored.

Particularly, if the paper comes in contact with soft

vinyl chloride such as a transparent tape, it quickens discoloration.

Do not use paper other than the speciﬁ ed types.

WHEN A DEFECT IS FOUND

If you detect smoke or other smell from the unit, disconnect immediately the power cord plug from a wall socket and ask the agent for repair. It may be dangerous to operate the unit under these conditions.

CONNECTION DEVICES

Read thoroughly Operating Precautions of the instruction booklets for the devices connected with the digital monochrome printer. Do not disconnect the power cord during printing.

CAUTION ON RELOCATING

When transporting this unit, make sure it is not likely to be subjected to impacts. They can be a prime cause for damage. Further, make sure to disconnect the power cord from the power outlet, and the cables from the connected devices.

UNPLUG THE POWER CORD DURING A LONG ABSENCE

Turn off the MAIN power switch and unplug the power cord during a long absence.

Immediately after the paper is replaced, 2-3 images

may be printed with a blank part due to hand’s dust or oil.

Avoid direct sunlight or places near heaters, etc., and

store the paper in a place with 30°C (86°F) or lower temperature and 35-80% RH.

When the paper is rapidly transferred from a cool

place to a hot place, a vapor or a dew is generated on the paper surface causing paper jam or degraded printing quality.

A ﬁ nger print or dust on the paper surface may de-

grade the printing quality.

Note:

Mitsubishi brand thermal paper is specially treated with an anti-static coating against thermal head damage caused by static-electricity discharge. The use of non-treated paper may cause premature head failure in your product.

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SAFETY TECHNICAL CHECKS

Periods: According to the recommendations of the manufacturer of medical device. Scope: a) Visual check Housing, cables, operator controls, readout device (displays, LED etc.), labels,

accessories, instruction manual.

b) Function test Performance check acc. instruction manual, also unity and applicability of set

and accessory test.

c) Electrical check Safety electrical test of the conﬁ guration in accordance with EN60601-1.

“ In the interest of safety, avoid the handling of liquids beside the set.”

RESPONSIBILITY OF THE MANUFACTURER

The manufacturer, assembler, installer or importer considers himself responsible for the effects on safety, reliability and performance of the EQUIPMENT only if: – assembly operations, extensions, re-adjustments, modiﬁ cations or repairs are carried out by persons

authorized by him, and

– the electrical installation of the relevant room complies with the IEC requirements – the EQUIPMENT is used in accordance with the instructions for use.

• Any service after expiration of the warranty period will be chargeable. Consult your dealer for advice.

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

The supplier will make available on request such circuit diagrams, component part lists, descrip-

tions, calibration instructions or other information which will assist the USER’s appropriately qualiﬁ ed technical personnel to repair those parts of the EQUIPMENT which are classiﬁ ed by the manufac- turer as repairable.

The use of ACCESSORY equipment not complying with the equivalent safety requirements of this

equipment may lead to a reduced level of safety of the resulting system. Consideration relating to the choice shall include:

– use of the accessory in the PATIENT VICINITY – evidence that the safety certiﬁ cation of the ACCESSORY has been performed in accordance with

the appropriate EN60601-1 and/or EN60601-1-1 harmonized national standard.

The transportation and storage environmental conditions are: Temperature : -20°C - +60°C (-4°F - +140°F) Humidity: 90%RH or less at 40°C (104°F) Atmospheric pressure : 50 kPa - 106 kPa

Note : The above transportation environmental conditions indicate the storage environmental con-

ditions during transport.

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PRODUCT OUTLINE

The digital monochrome printer P95DW/P95DE uses the thermal printing system. This printer is able to print digital grayscale images on the thermal paper. This printer is connected to a host computer via USB interface. Digital images such as CT, MRI, ultrasound, and CR images transmitted from the host computer is printed via USB interface. This printer creates prints electronically (mainly in image processing and printing processing), not optically or chemically.

INTENDED USE

The digital monochrome printer P95DW/P95DE is intended for use as a hard copy device for an image generated by a diagnostic imaging equipment. This product is intended to be used together with medical equipment and to be used for reference purpose, not for diagnostic purpose.

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Take the unit out of the box by the following procedures. Make sure to check the contents.

UNPACKING

Open the top of the box.

Remove

the cushion above the unit.

Accessories

Thermal paper

AC power cord

Take the unit out of the box carefully.

• Make sure to keep the unit horizontal.

Unwrap the unit.

Cleaning sheet Operation manual Printer driver (1 CD-ROM) USB cable

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FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS

Front Panel

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OPEN button

Press to open the door.

Indicator

Displays printer status. See pages 12,

15, 16 and 18 to 23.

Adjustment dial

Changes the settings of each function.

See pages 14, 15 and 17.

BRT (brightness) button

Press this button and then turn the

adjustment dial to adjust the brightness of the print images. See page 14.

CONT (contrast) button

Press this button and then turn the

adjustment dial to adjust the contrast of the print images. See page 14.

SHARP (sharpness) button

Press this button and then turn the

adjustment dial to adjust the sharpness of the print images. See pages 12 and

14.

FUNC (function) button

Press this button and then turn the

adjustment dial to select the function mode. See pages 16 and 17.

FEED button

Button to advance the paper. See pages

12 and 13.

COPY/RST (restart) button

Button to print additional copies of

previous print-out. You can restart the printer by pressing and holding down the COPY/RST button for about 2 seconds. See pages 12 and 16.

Print exit/Cutter

Printed paper will come out through this

slot. / Cut the printed paper here. See pages 9, 12 and 24.

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Rear Panel

Potential equalization terminal

This is used to equalize the potential of

the equipment connected to this unit.

For details refer to the installation

instruction of equipment to be connected.

USB terminal

Connects to the device equipped with a

USB interface. See page 11.

Power terminal (AC LINE)

Connect the power cord to this terminal.

See page 11.

Power switch (POWER)

Main power switch. See pages 12 and 24.

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INSTALLATION OF PAPER

Moisture, ﬁ ngerprints or dust on the paper surface may cause a noise at printing or deterioration in print quality. Follow the procedure to prevent ﬁ ngerprint or dust on the paper surface.

Open the door.

•

Press the OPEN

button.

The door opens.

Load the paper roll.

• Place the paper roll in the printer.

Pull out the paper end.

• Pull out the ﬁ rst 15- 20cm (6 in. - 9 in.)

of the paper to remove any slack in the roll.

Close the door.

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Cut the paper end.

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INCORRECT

Note: The printing surface is the outside.

Place the paper with the thermsensitive side (printing side) up.

When the paper roll is placed in-

versely, images can not be printed.

CORRECT

cutter

•

Cut the paper end with the cutter by pulling the paper upwards against the cutter blade.

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When setting the paper, observe the following precautions to prevent paper jam.

Do not use defective paper.

Do not use bent or wrinkled paper.

Adjust the paper position correctly.

When the paper is fed out skewed from the print exit, adjust the paper position so that it is fed out straight.

Do not allow slack in the paper roll.

Set the paper tightly to remove any slack.

If the side of the print paper is uneven or the core is sticking out, the amount of paper feeding after printing may vary. When the side of paper is uneven or the core is sticking out, install the print paper after making the paper side even.

The core is sticking out.

INCORRECT

The paper is uneven.

CORRECT

Make the paper side even.

CAUTION

• Keep the high-density paper away from ﬁ ngerprint, dust or moisture when storing it.

• Do not touch the rubber roller. Do not stain or damage the roller surface.

• Do not touch the thermal head (located behind the cutter). During printing, the thermal head temperature is high.

• Do not touch the cutter blade.

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EXAMPLE OF CONNECTION

Connecting to various equipment with USB interface such as medical equipment and personal computer.

Connection

Connect the digital monochrome printer with PC or medical equipment through a USB cable.

Personal computer or medical equipment

To USB terminal

Connect Power cord

Rear panel

Installing printer driver

Printer driver is required to print the data from a personal computer connected with this printer. The printer driver for Windows® is supplied with this printer.

Refer to the “Read me” for installing the printer driver in the CD-ROM supplied with this unit.

How to open the ReadMe ﬁ le

Install the CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive on your PC. Double-click on the CD-ROM icon. Double-click on the ReadMe_E.pdf.

Adobe® Reader® or Adobe® Acrobat® Reader® is required to open ReadMe_E.pdf ﬁ le. You can download Adobe Reader and Acrobat Reader free from the Web site of Adobe Systems Incorporated (http://www.adobe.com/).

Install the printer driver by following the instruction in the ﬁ le.

Windows is the registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the U.S.A. and other countries. Adobe, Acrobat Reader and Adobe Reader are registered trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated.

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PRINTING

Printing method

Turn on the power.

• Press the

POWER

switch on the rear panel to turn on the power.

Print a picture displayed on the screen.

Print a picture with an application software. The image data is transferred through USB interface.

Copy Printing

You can set the number of copies by pressing

the COPY button on the front panel. (Setting range : 1 to 200)

You can copy the same picture as many times

as you desire until a new image data is printed.

The set number of copy printing and the number

of the remainings are displayed on the indicator as shown right.

The number of copy print setting is not

memorized.

When pressing the SHARP button during copy

printing, continuous printing is enabled.

Cancel of Copy Printing

When pressing the FEED button during copy

printing, the copy printing is cancelled upon completion of the current copy.

Cut the printed paper.

• Cut the printed paper with the cutter by tearing off the paper in the upper right direction.

cutter

• Do not pull the paper in the horizontal direction. The paper inside the unit may be displaced and printing performance may not be correct.

Indicator

Number of copy printing / remainings

1 - 99

100 - 199

Continuous printing

200

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Paper Feeding

To advance the paper, press the FEED button on the

front panel.

Precautions on Printing

When dark pictures are printed repeatedly, the printer may go into overheat condition.

The printer status indicator will ﬂ ash during overheat condition. This is normal case. The printer will cool down before it starts printing again.

Avoid pulling out or holding the paper during printing or copying to prevent paper jam.

Do not touch the paper until printing or copying ﬁ nishes.

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ADJUSTMENT OF PRINT PICTURE

Adjustment of Brightness, Contrast and Sharpness

You can make ﬁ ne adjustment of brightness, contrast and

sharpness of the picture to be printed.

Control panel

• For adjustment, use the BRT “ ”, CONT “ ” or SHARP “ ” button, and the

adjustment dial “ ”.

Press the BRT, CONT or SHARP button.

Press the BRT button “ ” to adjust

the printer brightness.

• The BRT indicator lights up.

• Adjust brightness with adjustment dial.

Press the CONT button “ ” to

adjust the contrast.

• The CONT indicator lights up.

• Adjust contrast with adjustment dial.

Press the SHARP button “ ” to

adjust the sharpness.

• The SHARP indicator lights up.

• Adjust sharpness with adjustment dial.

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Change the setting.

Store the set value.

• Turn the dial clockwise to increase the value.

• Turn the dial counterclockwise to decrease the value.

The setting value is displayed by the indicator.

(example)

Setting range is -19 to +19 for brightness and contrast and 0 to 15 for sharpness.

Press the (BRT, CONT, or SHARP) button again to memorize the value. The memorized value will not be lost even when the power is turned off.

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Automatic restoration to the standby status from the adjustment or setting mode

Whenever the front dial and buttons are untouched for more

than 20 seconds during adjustment, the printer automatically returns to the standby status (Indicator display : ).

In this case, the new value is not memorized and the setting

goes back to the previous value.

Resetting the values

You can reset the values of printer brightness, printer

contrast, sharpness and function mode settings.

Turn off the power. While pressing the FUNC button, turn on the power. The display by the indicator changes from to , and the values are reset to the

default setting.

Restarting the printer

You can restart the printer by pressing and holding down the

COPY/RST button for about 2 seconds.

When the printer restarts, the ongoing printing is cancelled,

the number of printings is reset and the printer returns to the standby status.

The values set by the front buttons are not reset.

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SETTING FUNCTION MODE

Function mode

In this mode, the initial value setting of each function can be

changed. Each time the FUNC button is pressed, the mode is switched as follows.

Functions

Stand-by status

Gamma curve setting

Adjustment dial lock setting

Indicator brightness setting

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Setting the function mode

By turning the adjustment dial, you can change the value

setting for each function mode. Press the FUNC button again to memorize the new setting. The set values will not be lost even when the power is turned off.

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Gamma curve setting

Indicator

• Gamma ( ) curve selection (relation between the density and the brightness of the image) to obtain an optimum density depending on the source device. Five options are available.

Adjustment dial lock setting

Indicator

• You can select whether or not to lock the adjustment dial

functions.

: The adjustment dial is activated.

: The adjustment dial does not function. When the adjust-

ment dial is turned, an alarm sounds once. However, when the adjustment dial lock setting is selected in the FUNC button function, the adjustment dial function is activated.

Purpose and description

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Indicator brightness setting

Indicator

Purpose and description

• Brightness of the indicator. : Dim The brightness of the indicator decreases.

: Bright The brightness of the indicator increases.

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ERROR DISPLAY

In case of an error during operation, you will hear an alarm tone or will see the LED display ﬂ ashes.

Cause/Error display

Overheat

Cause/Error display

No paper

Symptom/Remedy

[Symptom]

• When the head gets overheated, the indicator display blinks. When overheat occurs while more than one copy is being

processed, printing starts as soon as the error is solved.

If some images are waiting to be processed, the following buttons

function as described below.

COPY button

• Each time the COPY button is pressed, the number displayed

by the indicator increases as .

• After the error is solved, copy printing starts automatically.

FEED button

• When the number of copies has been set to more than one, outstanding copies are cancelled.

When no image remains to be processed, the buttons are valid during overheat status. After the error is solved, copy printing starts automatically.

[Remedy] Wait until the head cools down.

Symptom/Remedy

[Symptom]

• When the paper runs out or the paper is not installed, printing is not possible and an alarm tone is heard.

In this case, all the buttons become non-functional.

• If this error occurs while more than one copy is being printed or there are images waiting to be processed, printing is cancelled at the time of the error.

[Remedy] Install a new roll of paper according to “5. INSTALLATION OF PAPER” on page 9. When the paper is correctly installed while the printing of more than one copy has been suspended or there are images waiting to be processed, an alarm tone is heard. Then, printing resumes automatically. After the error is resolved, the unit resumes printing from the interrupted image and ﬁ nishes printing all the outstanding images.

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Cause/Error display

Symptom/Remedy

Button input

error

Cause/Error display

Door error

[Symptom]

• An alarm tone is heard once in the following cases.

• The indicator displays “ ” for one second and the button operation becomes invalid.

• During adjusting the printer brightness or the printer contrast, the adjustment dial exceeded the upper limit value (LED display : ) or the lower limit value (LED display : )

• During adjusting the sharpness, the adjustment dial exceeded the upper limit value (LED display : ) or the lower limit value (LED display : ).

• While the adjustment dial operation is set to invalid by the “adjustment dial lock setting” of the FUNC button, the adjustment dial is turned (clockwise or counterclockwise).

• During setting the number of copy printing, the COPY button exceeded the upper limit value (LED display :

).

Symptom/Remedy

[Symptom]

• When the door opens, an alarm tone is heard. The indicator displays “ ”. In this case, all the buttons and switches become non-functional.

• If this error occurs while more than one copy is being printed, printing is cancelled at the occurrence of the error.

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[Remedy] Close the door. When the door is closed while the printing of more than one copy is being printed, an alarm tone is heard. After the error is resolved, the unit resumes printing from the interrupted image and ﬁ nishes printing all the outstanding images.

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Cause/Error display

Symptom/Remedy

Gear lock error

Cause/Error display

Paper pullback

error

[Symptom]

• When the thermal head does not automatically go down at the start of printing or paper feeding, an alarm tone is heard.

• When the thermal head does not automatically go up at the end of printing or paper feeding, an alarm tone is heard.

The indicator displays “

” and all the buttons become invalid.

• If this error occurs while more than one copy is being printed or there are images waiting to be processed, printing is cancelled at the occurrence of the error.

[Remedy] Turn the power off. Then turn it on again. Printing of the interrupted image or all the images saved in the memory that are waiting to be processed is cancelled.

Symptom/Remedy

[Symptom]

• When the thermal paper is not correctly pulled back before starting printing, an alarm tone is heard and printing is cancelled.

The indicator displays “

.”

• Until the paper pullback error is corrected, all the buttons and dial do not work.

• If this error occurs while more than one copy is being printed, printing is cancelled at the same time.

[Remedy] Turn the power off. Then turn it on again. Printing of the interrupted image or all the images saved in the memory that are waiting to be processed is cancelled.

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Power off

Stand-by

Print state

STATUS AND MODES

Set state/Mode LED display Contents of LED display

Power off

During data receivingDuring data receiving

Remaining number of copies / number of copies 1 to 99

100 to 199

200

Continuous copy printing

Printer brightness mode

Printer contrast mode

Printer sharpness mode

Function mode Gamma curve setting

Error detect state

Fine adjustment of the picture brightness

Fine adjustment of the picture contrast

Fine adjustment of the picture sharpness

Adjustment dial lock setting

Indicator brightness setting

No paper

Button input error

Door error

Gear lock error

Paper pullback error

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When the thermal head is dirty with dust, etc., white spots or stripes may appear on the print. In this case, clean the thermal head by the following procedure BY USING THE SUPPLIED CLEANING SHEET.

USE OF CLEANING SHEET

Turn on the power.

Press the POWER

switch on the rear panel to turn on the power.

Open the door.

Press the OPEN

button.

The door opens.

Insert the cleaning sheet.

Roll the cleaning

sheet and install into the set.

Cleaning sheet

Close the door.

Close the door

without taking out the cleaning sheet.

Press the FEED button.

FEED

Take out the cleaning sheet.

Print 1-2 sheets to verify the cleaning

effect.

Keep pressing the

FEED button until you hear a beep.

Open the door.

Take out the

cleaning sheet.

Do not pull out the cleaning sheet while the door is closed.

CAUTION

• It is recommended that after printing 20 rolls of paper the unit be cleaned using the supplied cleaning sheet.

• If the symptom of the dirty head is not corrected even after cleaning, your set needs repairing. Contact your dealer.

• Do not pull out the sheet and the cleaning sheet while the door is closed. This may cause extensive damage to the unit.

• Never use other cleaning sheets. It may cause damage to the thermal head.

• This cleaning sheet should be used only for cleaning the thermal head. Do not use it for other purpose.

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MAINTENANCE

Turn off the power for maintenance.

Maintenance of Main Unit

Wipe off stains of the front panel with a soft cloth. When the panel is heavily stained, wipe with a cloth moistened with neutral cleanser diluted by water and ﬁ nish with a dry cloth.

Maintenance of Rubber Roller

When the rubber roller is dirty with dust, etc., a blank spot may appear on the print. In this case, eliminate the dust on to the rubber roller with a blower or a brush. The regular cleaning using a lint-free cloth, etc., which is moistened with ethyl alcohol is recommended.

Rubber roller

Cleaning of Thermal Head

When the thermal head is dirty with dust, etc., white spots or stripes may appear on the print. In this case, clean the thermal head according to “12. USE OF CLEANING SHEET”.

Note: After installation of new roll of paper, dust on the paper will

generally require 2 to 3 prints to be made before the dust is eliminated.

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Product name: Digital Monochrome Printer

Model: P95DW/P95DE

Power supply and power consumption: 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz, 1.5 - 0.8A

Connection terminal: USB interface (Series "B" receptacle)

Hi-Speed USB (Ver. 2.0) supported

Resolution: 1280 x 960 pixels (Standard) (Max. 1280 x 5760 pixels)

Gradation: 256 gradations

Printing speed: 1.9 sec (Standard)

Print size: 4" x 3" (100 mm x 75 mm) (Standard)

(Max. 4" x 17.7" (100 mm x 450 mm))

Operating conditions: Temperature 41 - 104˚F (5-40˚C) Humidity 20 - 80% RH (No dewing) Atmospheric pressure 70 kPa - 106 kPa

External dimensions: 6.1" x 3.3" x 9.4" (154 mm x 84.5 mm x 239 mm); W x H x D

SPECIFICATIONS

Weight: 5.8 lbs (2.6 kg)

Standard accessories: Operation manual .........................................................1 copy

AC power cord ............................................................1 piece

USB cable ...................................................................1 piece

Thermal paper ................................................................ 1 roll

Cleaning sheet ........................................................... 1 sheet

Printer driver ......................................................... 1 CD-ROM

Optional accessory: Thermal paper K95HG, KP65HM-CE, KP61S-CE, KP61B-CE, KP91HG-CE

SERVICE INFORMATION

Before requesting service please review this operation manual to correct minor complaints. If you are unable to correct the problem, consult your MITSUBISHI Dealer or MITSUBISHI Service Department.

DO NOT ADJUST ANY CONTROLS NOT DESCRIBED IN THIS OPERATION MANUAL. DO NOT REMOVE THE PROTECTIVE ENCLOSURE OF THIS UNIT.

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

S1

S2

100-240

V

AC MILLIAMMETER

INSULATING TABLE

GROUNDING SUPPLY CONDUCTOR

PRINTER

GH

(GROUNDING)

OPEN

A

B

NOTICE : Observe all cautions and safety notes located inside the cabinet and on the chassis.

LEAKAGE CURRENT CHECK

Before returning the printer to the customer, it is recommended that leakage current be measured according to the following methods.

1. Cold Check

With the AC plug removed from the 100-240 V AC source, place a jumper across the two AC plug prongs. Turn the printer AC switch on. Using an ohm-meter, connect one lead to the AC plug and touch the other lead to each exposed metal part (screwheads, metal overlays, etc.), particularly any exposed metal part having a return path to the chassis. Exposed metal parts having a return path to the chassis should have a minimum resistance reading of 1 meg ohm. Any resistance below this value indicates an abnormality which requires corrective action. Exposed metal parts not having a return path to the chassis will indicate an open circuit.

2. Hot Check

Use the circuit in the Figure to perform this test. (1) With switch S1 open, connect the printer to the measuring circuit. Immediately after connection, measure the leakage current

using both positions of switch S2, and with the switching devices in the printer in all of their operating positions.

(2) Switch S1 is then closed, energising the printer. Immediately after closing the switch, measure the leakage current using both

positions of switch S2, and with the switching devices in the printer in all of their operating positions. Current measurements of items (1) and (2) are to be repeated after the printer has reached thermal stabilisation. The leakage current shall not be more than 0.5 milliampere.

PRODUCT SAFETY NOTICE

Many electrical and mechanical parts in the printer have special safety related characteristics. These characteristics are often not evident from visual inspection nor can the protection afforded by them necessarily be obtained by using replacement

components rated for higher voltage, etc. Replacement parts which have these special safety characteristics are identied in this service manual. Electrical components having such features are identied by shading on the schematic diagram and the parts

list of this service manual, and by the supplementary sheet for this chassis to be issued subsequently. Therefore replacements for any safety parts should be identical in value and characteristics.

CAUTION : DOUBLE POLE/ NEUTRAL FUSING

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PRECAUTIONS FOR RESOLDERING

Lead-free solder is handled in a different way from eutectic solder. See below for details.

How to distinguish circuit boards using lead-free solder from those using eutectic solder

Circuit boards using lead-free solder

A mark of Solder, Joints, PCA or LFS (for limited marking space) is printed near the board assembly number on the component side.

Circuit boards using eutectic solder

Circuit boards using eutectic solder are divided into two groups.

- Boards having no mark of number.

- Boards having a mark of feltpen near the board assembly number.

* Only when there is a limited marking space on the board,

PCA as P.

* Circuit boards using lead-free solder and those using eutectic solder may be used together in the same product.

Instructions for resoldering

- For circuit boards using lead-free solder, use lead-free solder.

- For circuit boards using eutectic solder, use eutectic solder.

- Separate the soldering iron for lead-free solder from that for eutectic solder completely for use.

(It is prohibited to use a same soldering iron for lead-free solder and eutectic solder.)

- For lead-free solder, it is advisable to use a soldering iron of at least 40 W because lead-free solder has a melting point approx. 35°C higher than that of eutectic solder as conventionally used. For wire solder, use M705ESC made by Senju Metal Industry Co., Ltd.

- To remove solder, you can use desoldering wires for eutectic solder as conventionally used.

Solder, Joints, PCA or LFS (for limited marking space) near the board assembly

Solder, Joints, PCA or LFS (for limited marking space) that is painted out by a

Solder may be indicated as S, Joints as J, and

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PCB LOCATION

Main PCB ASS

Y

(936C157O01)

Power PCB ASSY (936C154O01)

Front PCB ASSY (936D332O01)

SR sensor unit (door open/close sensor) (439P013O20)

SH sensor unit (head position sensor) (439P013O20 )

SH sensor unit (light emitter of paper detector1) (264P654O20)

SP sensor unit (light receiver of paper detector2)

(260P796O20)

SP sensor unit (light receiver of paper detector1) (260P796O20)

SD sensor unit (light emitter of paper detector2)

(264P654O20)

Print deck ASSY

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1 4

A

2 3

B

C

b

a

b

2

Top ASSY

Door ASSY

Door ASSY SI

DISASSEMBLY

1. Top ASSY

Step No. Parts name Address

1 Top ASSY A-3 2 (4pcs.) - - - - -

2. Door ASSY SI

Step No. Parts name Address

1 Press the OPEN button to open the door ASSY.

Number of parts

to be removed

Connectors or parts

to be removed

Connectors or parts

to be removed

2 Door ASSY SI C-2 a(2pcs.) - - - - -

[Note] Handle the hooks b carefully because they are easily damaged.

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1 4

A

2 3

B

C

a

1

3

5

4

6

4

Main PCB ASSY

Rear ASSY

Front ASSY

This side should face up.

3. Front ASSY

Step No. Parts name Address

1 Procedure of 1-1 (Top ASSY)

2 Procedure of 2-2 (Door ASSY SI)

3 Front ASSY C-2

4. Main PCB ASSY

Step No. Parts name Address

1 Procedure of 1-1 (Top ASSY)

2 Rear ASSY B-3 4 (4pcs.) / 6 (1pc.) - - - - -

3 Main PCB ASSY A-2 1 (2pcs.) All connectors

Number of parts

to be removed

3 (2pcs.) / 5 (2pcs.) / a (4pcs.)

Number of parts

to be removed

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Connectors or parts

to be removed

ML / SW

Connectors or parts

to be removed

1 4

A

2 3

B

C

3

7

8

1

3

Main holder

Lead barrier

AC power jack ASSY

Power unit

Power PCB ASSY

Slide and engage the power unit here.

5. Power PCB ASSY

Step No. Parts name Address

1 Procedure of 4-1 to 4-3 (Main PCB ASSY)

2 Main holder A-3 3 (2pcs.) Lead barrier

3 Power unit C-3 3 (1pc.) PH / PP

4 AC power jack ASSY B-3 8 (2pcs.) / 7(1pc.) AC

5 Power PCB ASSY A-3 1(5pcs.) - - - - -

Number of parts

to be removed

Connectors or parts

to be removed

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1 4

A

2 3

B

C

5

9

5

77

80

79

76

a

b

Front PCB ASSY

Front ASSY

CUTTER

6. Front PCB ASSY / Cutter

Step No. Parts name Address

1 Procedure of 3-1 to 3-3 (Front ASSY)

2

Front PCB ASSY (with parts 79 and 80)

3 Front PCB ASSY B-3 9 (1pc.) 79 / 80

4 Cutter B-3 5 (1pc.) - - - - -

[Note] When mounting the PCB-FRONT, put area a of the PCB- FRONT into hole b in part 79.

B-3 5 (2pcs.) FL / 76 / 77

Number of parts

to be removed

Connectors or parts

to be removed

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1 4

A

2 3

B

C

D

3

Print deck ASSY

7. Print deck ASSY

Step No. Parts name Address

1 Procedure of 3-1 to 3-3 (Front ASSY)

2 Print deck ASSY C-3 3 (3pcs.)

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Number of parts

to be removed

Connectors or parts

to be removed

HA / HB / M1 / M2 /

PH / SD / SH / SR / SP

1 4

A

2 3

B

C

12

11

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Motor unit

Joint lever unit

Solenoide

8. Solenoide

Step No. Parts name Address

1 Procedure of 7-1 to 7-2 (Print deck ASSY)

2 Solenoide C-3 12 (2pcs.) Joint lever unit / 25

Number of parts

to be removed

9. Motor unit

Step No. Parts name Address

1 Procedure of 7-1 to 7-2 (Print deck ASSY)

2 Motor unit B-3 11 (2pcs.) [Note]

[Note] To mount the motor unit, tighten the screws while pushing it onto the gear.

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Number of parts

to be removed

Connectors or parts

to be removed

Connectors or parts

to be removed

1 4

A

2 3

B

C

32

Platen roller ASSY

Platen bush

10. Platen roller ASSY

Step No. Parts name Address

1 Procedure of 2-1 to 2-2 (Door ASSY SI)

2 Platen roller ASSY C-1 32 (1pc.) Platen bush

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Number of parts

to be removed

Connectors or parts

to be removed

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1 4

A

2 3

B

C

10

5

1

3

5

10

3

Rear plate

Upper plate

Sensor cover

SR sensor unit (door open/close sensor)

SH sensor unit (head position sensor)

SH sensor unit (light emitter of paper detector1)

SD sensor unit (light emitter of paper detector2)

Sensor holder

Sensor cover

Sensor holder

Sensor guide

SP sensor unit (light receiver of paper detector2)

SP sensor unit (light receiver of paper detector1)

Paper guide

11. SP sensor unit(light receiver of paper detector1 / light receiver of paper detector2)

Step No. Parts name Address

1 Procedure of 3-1 to 3-3 (Front ASSY)

2 Procedure of 10-2 (Platen roller ASSY)

3 Paper guide C-2 5 (2pcs.) [Note]

4

[Note] Raise the paper guide in the arrow's direction for removal.

5

SP sensor unit(light receiver of paper detector1)

SP sensor unit(light receiver of paper detector2)

Number of parts

to be removed

C-1 10 (1pc.) Sensor guide

Connectors or parts

to be removed

12. SH sensor unit(head position sensor)

Step No. Parts name Address

1 Procedure of 1-1 (Top ASSY)

2

SH sensor unit(head position sensor)

Number of parts

to be removed

B-3 10(1pc.) - - - - -

Connectors or parts

to be removed

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13. SH sensor unit(light emitter of paper detector1)

Step No. Parts name Address

1 Procedure of 3-1 to 3-3 (Front ASSY)

2 Upper plate A-2 3 (2pcs.) - - - - -

3

SH sensor unit(light emitter of paper detector1)

[Note] To mount the SH sensor unit (light emitter of paper detector1), tighten the screws while pushing the sensor cover in the

arrow's direction.

B-2 5 (1pc.)

Number of parts

to be removed

Connectors or parts

to be removed

[Note] Sensor cover / sensor holder

14. SR sensor unit(Door open / close sensor)

Step No. Parts name Address

1 Procedure of 7-1 to 7-2 (Print deck ASSY)

2 Rear plate A-3 3 (2pcs.) - - - - -

3

SR sensor unit(door open / close sensor)

B-3 10 (1pc.) - - - - -

Number of parts

to be removed

Connectors or parts

to be removed

15. SD sensor unit(light emitter of paper detector2)

Step No. Parts name Address

1 Procedure of 11-1 to 11-3 (Paper guide)

Number of parts

to be removed

Connectors or parts

to be removed

3

SD sensor unit(

[Note] To mount the SD sensor unit (light emitter of paper detector2), tighten the screws while pushing the sensor cover in the

arrow's direction.

light emitter of paper detector2)B-1 5 (1pc.)

[Note] Sensor cover / sensor holder

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1 4

A

2 3

B

C

Upper plate

Head ASSY

Head spring

When attaching the upper plate, put the arms of the head springs in the notches of the head ASSY.

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16. Head ASSY

Head ASSY

Heat generating part

Step No. Parts name Address

1 Procedure of 3-1 to 3-3 (Front ASSY)

2 Procedure of 13-2 (Upper plate)

4 Head ASSY B-3 - - - - - HA / HB / HH / Head springs

[Note] The head springs are compressed by the upper plate. Be careful not to allow the head springs to extend. [Note] Lift the front of the head ASSY and pull it toward you for removal. [Note] Never touch the heat generating part of the head ASSY shown below.

Number of parts

to be removed

Connectors or parts

to be removed

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1

2

3

1

2

8

7

5

6

9

10

SW

ML

M2

M1

4

11

Metal plate

UL tape

The metal plate should be on top.

Run the SP lead wire under the sheet metal.

LEAD DRESS

The Lead Wires to be clamped are listed in the table below.

Note: The inner wires are clamped so that they do not come close to heat generating or high voltage parts. After servicing

route all wires in their original position.

Name of connector

HB

M1 Main PCB ASSY 2 Motor unit

M2 Main PCB ASSY 2 Solenoide

MP-PP Main PCB ASSY 1-3 Power PCB ASSY

SD Main PCB ASSY 1-6-9 SD sensor unit(light emitter of paper detector2)

SH Main PCB ASSY 1-5-7-8

SP Main PCB ASSY 1-4-11 SP sensor unit(light receiver of paper detector2)

SP Main PCB ASSY 1-4-11-10 SP sensor unit(light receiver of paper detector1)

SR Main PCB ASSY 1-6 SR sensor unit(door open / close sensor)

Main PCB ASSY 1 Head ASSY

Name of clamper

SH sensor unit(light emitter of paper detector1 / head position sensor)

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SERVICE MODE AND CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENTS

1.Service mode

Service 0 mode Paper detection 1 sensor value check Paper detection 2 sensor value check Sensor state The LED shows the sensor state.

2

E

PROM check Access to the E2PROM is checked.

SDRAM check Access to the SDRAM is checked.

Service 1 mode USB iSerial setting You can select the function of the USB iSerial number. Print margin selection You can select the amount of the margin between printed images. Built-in test pattern Test patterns are printed by the printer alone without PC. Record print (cumulative count) setting The cumulative totals of solenoid errors, gear locking errors, overheat events,

prints bythe head, and prints by the printer are printed under the image. Paper detection level adjustment You can set the detection level of the paper sensor properly. Density setting You can change the print density. Dither setting You can enable or disable the dither. Image setting You can select positive or negative print. Paper sensor setting

2.Electrical adjustments

The LED shows the adjustment value (D/A output data) of the paper detection 1 sensor. The LED shows the adjustment value (D/A output data) of the paper detection 2 sensor.

You can change the evaluation process of the paper sensor on the paper outlet side.

Replacement parts

Power PCB ASSY ○ ○

Main PCB ASSY

adjustments

1.Increased

primary voltage

Paper detection 1 sensor / Paper detection 2 sensor

Head ASSY

Adjustment items to be checked

Electrical

- -

-

Electrical

adjustments

2. Head voltage

○

Adjustment of

paper detection

level

-

○

-

Remarks

(Follow the instructions as necessary.)

Exec ute E2PROM ( Factory out) to initialize all the data.

Ex ecu te E2PR OM (Ser vic e i ni) to initialize the cumulative total of prints by the head.

- 1 -

Service 0 mode

.

Standby

Paper detection 1 sensor value check

Paper detection 2 sensor value check

Sensor state

E2PROM check

SDRAM check

How to activate the service0 mode

Operation

1. While holding down the COPY button and the BRT button together, turn on the POWER button.

(The service0 mode is activated.)

[Note] Load the paper roll before turning on the POWER

button. If there is no paper inside the printer,the LED indication remains " ".

How to select the setting mode

1. Activate the service0 mode.

2. Select your desired setting mode by pressing the FUNC button while checking the LED indication.

[Note] The setting mode varies in the order shown below.

LED indication

(Make sure that the LED indication changes to " ".)

How to cancel the service0 mode

1. Turn off and on the POWER button.

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Service 0 mode list

seg.1

seg.2

seg.3

seg.4

.

* The table below describes each setting mode in the service0 mode.

Setting mode

Standby

Paper detection 1

sensor value check

Paper detection 2

sensor value check

Sensor state

E2PROM check

SDRAM check

LED indication

Left Right

Description

- - -

The LED shows the adjustment value (D/A output data) of the paper detection 1 sensor.

The LED shows the adjustment value (D/A output data) of the paper detection 2 sensor.

The LED shows the sensor state.

Sensor

LED indication

Access to the E2PROM is checked. When you press the COPY button with this function enabled, the check starts. When the access is established properly, " " is displayed. If it fails, " " is displayed. Regardless of the check result, pressing the COPY button again will start the check again. Access to the SDRAM is checked. When you press the COPY button with this function enabled, the check starts. When the access is established properly, " " is displayed. If it fails, " " is displayed. Regardless of the check result, pressing the COPY button again will start the check again.

Paper detection 1 sensor: Mounted Paper detection 2 sensor: Mounted

seg.1 seg.2 seg.3 seg.4

Head: Up

Door: Closed

- 3 -

Standby

USB iSerial setting

Print margin setting

Built-in test pattern selection

Record print (cumulative count) setting

Paper detection level adjustment

Density setting

Dither setting

Image setting

Paper sensor setting

Service 1 mode

How to activate the service1 mode

Operation

1. While holding down the COPY button and the CONT button together, turn on the POWER button.

(The service1 mode is activated.)

[Note] Load the paper roll before turning on the POWER

button. If there is no paper inside the printer,the LED indication remains " ".

How to select the setting mode

1. Activate the service1 mode.

2. Select your desired setting mode by pressing the FUNC button while checking the LED indication.

[Note] The setting mode varies in the order shown below.

LED indication

(Make sure that the LED indication changes to " ".)

How to change and store the setting value

1. Select any setting mode.

2. Set the adjustment value by turning the adjustment control.

How to cancel the service 1 mode

1. Turn off and on the POWER button.

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Service 1 mode list

.

~

Note

1

* The table below describes each setting mode in the service1 mode.

Setting mode

LED indication

Left Right

Description

Standby

USB iSerial setting

Print margin

selection

Built-in

test pattern

selection

- - -

You can select the function of the USB iSerial number. When the right LED shows " ," the iSerial number is disabled. When it shows " ," the iSerial number is a unique value. When it shows " ," the iSerial number is "000000" in common. When you change the setting, the new setting becomes effective at the next startup. The setting is saved in the nonvolatile memory. You can select the amount of the margin between printed images. When the right LED shows " ," the amount of the margin is small (13 mm). When it shows " ," the amount is large (18 mm). The setting is saved in the nonvolatile memory. You can select the test patterns built in the printer. When you select the number of the desired test pattern and press the COPY button, the pattern is printed in the 1280x960 size. To print the test patterns in the 1280x5760 size, select the number of the desired test pattern, press and hold down the COPY button, and then within 2 seconds press the CONT button. You can print the test patterns by pressing the COPY button after starting up the printer. The setting is saved in the nonvolatile memory.

LED indication

16 levels (horizontal) 16 levels (vertical) 5 steps (vertical) Ramp (horizontal) Level A0 gray tone Ramp (vertical) Level E0 gray tone Crosshatch Uneven load pattern Sticking pattern 20 levels + Level 80 Black tone

Pattern

LED indication

Level 20 gray tone Level 60 gray tone Level 80 gray tone

Pattern

The cumulative totals of solenoid errors, gear locking errors, overheat events, prints

Record print

(cumulative count)

setting

Paper detection

level adjustment

Density setting

Dither setting

Image setting

Paper sensor setting

[Note 1] According to the error types, " ," " ," or " " is displayed.

by the head, and prints by the printer are printed under the image. When the right LED shows " ," the record is not printed. When it shows " ," the record is printed. The setting is saved in the nonvolatile memory.

This function sets the detection level of the paper sensor properly. To activate this function, load the paper in the printer, start the service 1 mode, and then press the FUNC button. The setting is saved in the nonvolatile memory.

You can change the density of the printed image. As the value increases, the printed image becomes dark. As the value decreases, the image becomes light.The setting is saved in the nonvolatile memory.

You can enable or disable the dither. When the right LED shows " ," the dither is disabled. When it shows " ," the dither is enabled. The setting is saved in the nonvolatile memory.

This function is not offered by the printer driver and it works with the images saved in the memory built in the printer. You can select positive print or negative print. When the right LED shows " ," positive print is made. When it shows " ," negative print is made. The setting is saved in the nonvolatile memory.

You can change the evaluation process of the paper sensor on the paper outlet side. When the right LED shows " ," the printer determines that paper has run out if the same internal evaluation result (detection of the H level only) occurs two times in succession. When it shows " ," the printer encodes the internal paper run-out evaluation result (detection of both H and L) and it determines that paper has run out if the code occurs two times in succession.

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Adjustment of paper detection level

.

Operation

1. Activate the service1 mode.

2. Press the FUNC button ve times.

3. Remove the print paper.

4. Press the SHARP button once.

5. Open the door.

[Note] When the setting fails, " ," " ," or " " is

displayed as NG.

LED indication

E2PROM INITIALIZATION

You can initialize the E2PROM in three ways: Factory out, Service ini, and Function clear.

(○: Initialized, -: Not initialized)

Initialized items Factory out Service ini Function clear

Number of occurrences of errors ○ - -

Cumulative print total - - -

Head print total ○ ○ -

BRT / CONT / SHARP / FUNC setting values ○ - ○

Service 0 mode setting value ○ - Service 1 mode setting value

Paper detection level setting value - - -

○ - -

Factory out (Perform this process mainly after replacing the Main PCB ASSY.)

Operation

1. To start the initialization, turn on the power while holding down the BRT, CONT, and FEED buttons.

LED indication

Service ini (Perform this process mainly after replacing the head ASSY.)

Operation

1. To start the initialization, turn on the power while holding down the BRT, SHARP, and FEED buttons.

LED indication

Function clear

1. To start the initialization, turn on the power while holding down the FUNC button.

Operation

LED indication

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TEST PRINTING

P95 TEST PRIN T

FW V ERSIO N : M 1.0 TABL E VERS ION : T1 .0 LOA DER V ERSION : L 1.0

iSe rial Number : In valid

PAPE R1,2 ( DA,0,1 ) : 64 64

Hea d pri nt No. : 0000 07

Head print total

Paper sensor adjustment value

Operation

1. Turn on the POWER button.

2. Press and hold down the COPY button and within 2 seconds press the BRT button.

LED indication

[Note] When the solenoid doesn't operate correctly causing a solenoid error, a beep sounds and printing stops. Unless the

solenoid is turned on before the printing restarts, the head cannot go down and the printer cannot print correctly. (The LED shows " .")

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ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT

TP95

TP96

VR951 VR971

VR930

TP7001

TP92

TP91

VR951 VR971

VR951

VR971

The resistance of the thermal head

84-00008 KPR-100 6 JAPAN R=5439

TEST EQUIPMENT

• Miscellaneous electrical tools

• Digital voltmeter

[Power Circuit]

1. Primary boost voltage

Adjustment purpose

Symptom when incorrectly adjusted

Set the typical value of the primary boost voltage of the power circuit.

The secondary voltage of the power circuit cannot be set correctly.

Measuring instrument

Test point

Digital voltmeter

TP95 (positive end) TP96 (negative end)

EXT trigger -----

Measurement range

-----

Input signal -----

Input terminal -----

Power PCB ASSY(Component side)

1. Supply the AC power source with 120 V ± 5%.

2. Set VR930 and VR971 to the center and turn VR951 fully to the left.

3. Connect the positive terminal of the digital voltmeter to TP95 and the negative terminal to TP96.

4. Turn on the POWER button.

5. Adjust VR930 so that the voltage is 380 ± 3 V.

[Power Circuit]

2. Head voltage

Measuring instrument

Test point

Digital voltmeter

TP91,TP92,TP7001

EXT trigger -----

Measurement range

-----

Input signal -----

Input terminal -----

Power PCB ASSY (Component side)

Adjustment purpose

Symptom when incorrectly adjusted

Main PCB ASSY (Component side)

To correct uneven density in printed pictures caused by unevenness of the head resistor. Too dense or too light printed pictures particularly in black areas, resulting in dull or burnt pictures.

1. Check the resistance of the thermal head as shown in the gure.

2. Short out TP7001 and the metal chassis.

3. While holding down the COPY button, turn on the POWER button.

(Make sure that the LED shows " " and then release the COPY button.)

4. Measure the voltage at TP91.

5. Adjust VR971 so that the voltage is E1 ± 0.1 V.

6. Measure the voltage at TP92.

7. Adjust VR951 so that the voltage is E2 ± 0.05 V.

8. Disconnect TP7001 and the metal chassis.

[Note] E1: E2 + 2.5 [V] E2: Value read from the list [V]

- 8 -

List of the head resistance and applied voltage (E2)

Resistance

Upper 3

digits [Ω]

4500

4510

4520

4530 22.854 22.857 22.859

4540

4550

4560

4570 22.954 22.956 22.959 22.961

4580

4590 23.004 23.006 23.008 23.011 23.013 23.016 23.018 23.021 23.023 23.026

4600 23.028 23.031 23.033 23.036 23.038 23.041 23.043 23.046 23.048 23.051

4610 23.053 23.056 23.058 23.061 23.063 23.066 23.068 23.070 23.073 23.075

4620 23.078 23.080 23.083 23.085 23.088 23.090 23.093 23.095 23.098 23.100

4630 23.103 23.105 23.108 23.110 23.113 23.115 23.117 23.120 23.122 23.125

4640 23.127 23.130 23.132 23.135 23.137 23.140 23.142 23.145 23.147 23.150

4650 23.152 23.154 23.157 23.159 23.162 23.164 23.167 23.169 23.172 23.174

4660 23.177 23.179 23.182 23.184 23.187 23.189 23.191 23.194 23.196 23.199

4670 23.201 23.204 23.206 23.209 23.211 23.214 23.216 23.219 23.221 23.223

4680 23.226 23.228 23.231 23.233 23.236 23.238 23.241 23.243 23.246 23.248

4690 23.250 23.253 23.255 23.258 23.260 23.263 23.265 23.268 23.270 23.273

4700 23.275 23.277 23.280 23.282 23.285 23.287 23.290 23.292 23.295 23.297

4710 23.300 23.302 23.304 23.307 23.309 23.312 23.314 23.317 23.319 23.322

4720 23.324 23.327 23.329 23.331 23.334 23.336 23.339 23.341 23.344 23.346

4730 23.349 23.351 23.353 23.356 23.358 23.361 23.363 23.366 23.368 23.371

4740 23.373 23.375 23.378 23.380 23.383 23.385 23.388 23.390 23.393 23.395

4750 23.397 23.400 23.402 23.405 23.407 23.410 23.412 23.415 23.417 23.419

4760 23.422 23.424 23.427 23.429 23.432 23.434 23.436 23.439 23.441 23.444

4770 23.446 23.449 23.451 23.454 23.456 23.458 23.461 23.463 23.466 23.468

4780 23.471 23.473 23.475 23.478 23.480 23.483 23.485 23.488 23490 23.492

4790 23.495 23.497 23.500 23.502 23.505 23.507 23.509 23.512 23.514 23.517

4800 23.519 23.522 23.524 23.526 23.529 23.531 23.534 23.536 23.539 23.541

4810 23.543 23.546 23.548 23.551 23.553 23.556 23.558 23.560 23.563 23.565

4820 23.568 23.570 23.573 23.575 23.577 23.580 23.582 23.585 23.587 23.590

4830 23.592 23.594 23.597 23.599 23.602 23.604 23.606 23.609 23.611 23.614

4840 23.616 23.619 23.621 23.623 23.626 23.628 23.631 23.633 23.635 23.638

4850 23.640 23.643 23.645 23.648 23.650 23.652 23.655 23.657 23.660 23.662

4860 23.664 23.667 23.669 23.672 23.674 23.677 23.679 23.681 23.684 23.686

4870 23.689 23.691 23.693 23.696 23.698 23.701 23.703 23.705 23.708 23.710

4880 23.713 23.715 23.717 23.720 23.722 23.725 23.727 23.730 23.732 23.734

4890 23.737 23.739 23.742 23.744 23.746 23.749 23.751 23.754 23.756 23.758

4900 23.761 23.763 23.766 23.768 23.770 23.773 23.775 23.778 23.780 23.782

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

22.779 22.781 22.784 22.786 22.789 22.791 22.794 22.796 22.799 22.801

22.804 22.806 22.809 22.812 22.814 22.817 22.819 22.822 22.824 22.827

22.829 22.832 22.834 22.837 22.839 22.842 22.844 22.847 22.849 22.852

22.879 22.882 22.884 22.887 22.889 22.891 22.894 22.896 22.899 22.901

22.904 22.906 22.909 22.911 22.914 22.916 22.919 22.921 22.924 22.926

22.929 22.931 22.934 22.936 22.939 22.941 22.944 22.946 22.949 22.951

22.979 22.981 22.984 22.986 22.989 22.991 22.994 22.996 22.999 23.001

Resistance Last 1th digit [Ω]

22.862 22.864 22.867 22.869 22.872 22.874 22.877

22.964 22.966 22.969 22.971 22.974 22.976

- 9 -

Resistance

Upper 3

digits [Ω]

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Resistance Last 1th digit [Ω]

4910 23.785 23.787 23.790 23.792 23.794 23.797 23.799 23.802 23.804 23.806

4920 23.809 23.811 23.814 23.816 23.818 23.821 23.823 23.826 23.828 23.830

4930 23.833 23.835 23.838 23.840 23.842 23.845 23.847 23.850 23.852 23.854

4940 23.857 23.859 23.862 23.864 23.866 23.869 23.871 23.874 23.876 23.878

4950 23.881 23.883 23.885 23.888 23.890 23.893 23.895 23.897 23.900 23.902

4960 23.905 23.907 23.909 23.912 23.914 23.917 23.919 23.921 23.924 23.926

4970 23.928 23.931 23.933 23.936 23.938 23.940 23.943 23.945 23.948 23.950

4980 23.952 23.955 23.957 23.960 23.962 23.964 23.967 23.969 23.971 23.974

4990 23.976 23.979 23.981 23.983 23.986 23.988 23.990 23.993 23.995 23.998

5000

5010

5020

5030 24.071

5040 24.095

24.000 24.002 24.005 24.007 24.010 24.012 24.014 24.017 24.019 24.021

24.024 24.026 24.029 24.031 24.033 24.036 24.038 24.040 24.043 24.045

24.048 24.050 24.052 24.055 24.057 24.059 24.062 24.064 24.067 24.069

24.074 24.076 24.078 24.081 24.083 24.086 24.088 24.090 24.093

24.097 24.100 24.102 24.104 24.107 24.109 24.112 24.114 24.116

5050 24.119 24.121 24.123 24.126 24.128 24.131 24.133 24.135 24.138 24.140

5060 24.142 24.145 24.147 24.149 24.152 24.154 24.157 24.159 24.161 24.164

5070 24.166 24.168 24.171 24.173 24.175 24.178 24.180 24.183 24.185 24.187

5080 24.190 24.192 24.194 24.197 24.199 24.201

5090 24.213 24.216 24.218

5100 24.237 24.239

5110

5120

24.260 24.263 24.265 24.267 24.270 24.272 24.275 24.277 24.279 24.282

24.284 24.286 24.289 24.291 24.293 24.296 24.298 24.300 24.303 24.305

24.242 24.244 24.246 24.249 24.251 24.253 24.256 24.258

24.220 24.223 24.225 24.227 24.230 24.232 24.234

24.204 24.206 24.209 24.211

5130 24.307 24.310 24.312 24.314 24.317 24.319 24.322 24.324 24.326 24.329

5140 24.331 24.333 24.336 24.338 24.340 24.343 24.345 24.347 24.350 24.352

5150 24.354 34.357 24.359 24.361 24.364 24.366 24.368 24.371 24.373 24.375

5160 24.378 24.380 24.383 24.385 24.387 24.390 24.392 24.394 24.397 24.399

5170 24.401

5180 24.425

5190

24.448 24.450 24.453 24.455 24.457 24.460 24.462 24.464 24.467 24.469

5200 24.471

5210 24.495

24.404 24.406 24.408 24.411 24.413 24.415 24.418 24.420 24.422

24.427 24.429 24.432 24.434 24.436 24.439 24.441 24.443 24.446

24.474 24.476 24.478 24.481 24.483 24.485 24.488 24.490 24.492

24.497 24.499 24.502 24.504 24.506 24.509 24.511 24.513 24.516

5220 24.518 24.520 24.523 24.525 24.527 24.530 24.532 24.534 24.537 24.539

5230 24.541 24.544 24.546 24.548 24.551 24.553 24.555 24.558 24.560 24.562

5240 24.565 24.567 24.569 24.572 24.574 24.576 24.579 24.581 24.583 24.585

5250 24.588 24.590 24.592 24.595 24.597 24.599

5260 24.611 24.613 24.616 24.618

5270 24.634 24.637 24.639 24.641 24.643

5280 24.657

5290 24.681 24.683 24.685

5300

5310

24.704 24.706 24.708 24.711 24.713 24.715 24.718 24.720 24.722 24.724

24.727 24.729 24.731 24.734 24.736 24.738 24.741 24.743 24.745 24.748

24.660 24.662 24.664 24.667 24.669 24.671 24.674 24.676 24.678

24.687 24.690 24.692 24.694 24.697 24.699 24.701

24.620 24.623 24.625 24.627 24.630 24.632

24.646 24.648 24.650 24.653 24.655

24.602 24.604 24.606 24.609

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Resistance

Upper 3

digits [Ω]

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

5320 24.750 24.752 24.755 24.757 24.759 24.761

5330 24.773 24.775

5340

24.796 24.798 24.801 24.803 24.805 24.808 24.810 24.812 24.814 24.817

5350 24.819 24.821

5360

5370 24.865

5380

24.842 24.844 24.847 24.849 24.851 24.854 24.856 24.858 24.860 24.863

24.867 24.870 24.872 24.874 24.877 24.879 24.881 24.883 24.886

24.888 24.890 24.893 24.895 24.897 24.899 24.902 24.904 24.906 24.909

24.778 24.780 24.782 24.784 24.787 24.789 24.791 24.794

24.824 24.826 24.828 24.831 24.833 24.835 24.837 24.840

5390 24.911 24.913 24.916 24.918

5400 24.934 24.936 24.938 24.941 24.943 24.945

5410 24.957 24.959 24.961

5420

24.980 24.982 24.984 24.986 24.989 24.991 24.993 24.996 24.998 25.000

Resistance Last 1th digit [Ω]

24.764 24.766 24.768 24.771

24.920 24.922 24.925 24.927 24.929 24.932

24.948 24.950 24.952 24.954

24.964 24.966 24.968 24.970 24.973 24.975 24.977

5430 25.002 25.005 25.007 25.009 25.012 25.014 25.016 25.018 25.021 25.023

5440 25.025 25.028 25.030 25.032 25.034 25.037 25.039 25.041 25.044 25.046

5450 25.048 25.050 25.053 25.055 25.057 25.060 25.062 25.064 25.066 25.069

5460 25.071 25.073 25.075 25.078 25.080 25.082 25.085 25.087 25.089 25.091

5470 25.094 25.096 25.098 25.101 25.103 25.105 25.107 25.110 25.112 25.114

5480 25.116 25.119 25.121 25.123 25.126 25.128 25.130 25.132 25.135 25.137

5490 25.139 25.141 25.144 25.146 25.148 25.151 25.153 25.155 25.157 25.160

5500 25.162 25.164 25.166 25.169 25.171 25.173 25.176 25.178 25.180 25.182

- 11 -

PARTS LIST

- 1 -

PACKING PARTS

7 / 8 / 9 / 10 / 11

1

5

4

6

3

- 2 -

- 3 -

1 804B099O10 PACKING CUSHION T/B ! 3 801C636O10 PACKING CASE 4

♦

VIDEO COPY PAPER (859P286O10) ! 5 246C327O10 AC POWER CORD 125V 13A 6

♦

PACKING SHEET (831D246O40)

! 7 872C491O10 INSTRUCTION BOOK ! 8 919C135O30 CD ROM IB 9 246C623O10 USB CABLE 10

♦

PACKING BAG (831D181O30) 11 857P007O30 CLEANING PAPER

(RoHS-compliant model)

- Parts listed below are all RoHS-compliant.

- When servicing this model, use RoHS-compliant parts only.

ITEM No. PARTS No. PARTS NAME DESCRIPTION

!

mark : Critical components

♦ mark : Not a stocked items

* mark

:

Warranty return items

!

mark : Critical components

4

5

3

1

6

2

7mm

3mm

5.6mm

LABEL ATTACHING POSITION

TOP VIEW

BOTTOM VIEW

FRONT

1 Name label 2 Do not touch to the CUTTER and the THERMAL HEAD 3 How to set the recording paper 4 Serial label

5 Screw length label 6 Earth label

Label type

- 4 -

PARTS LIST

SYMBOL

No.

PART No.

PART NAME DESCRIPTION

SYMBOL

No.

PART No.

PART NAME DESCRIPTION

(RoHS-compliant model)

- Parts listed below are all RoHS-compliant.

- When servicing this model, use RoHS-compliant parts only.

* : Warranty return items

! : Critical components

!

: Critical components

- 5 -

INTEGRATED CIRCUITS

IC901 272P564O10 IC M51977P-@TFOJ@LF

IC930 272P500O20 IC HA17431PA@-TZ-E

IC931 270P344O10 IC MC33562PG

IC951 272P674O10 IC M5237ML

IC952 272P500O20 IC HA17431PA@-TZ-E

!

IC953 275P964O10 IC SM6611EAH-G

IC971 271P282O10 IC SI-8008TM@-TL

IC972 271P001O50 IC SI-3010KM-TL

TRANSISTORS

!

Q901 261P142O10 TRANSISTOR 2SK2847(F)@LF

!

Q920 261P143O10 TRANSISTOR 2SK3505-01MR

Q952 260P642O30 TRANSISTOR 2SB883@LF

DIODES

D801 262P147O10 DIODE LA-301MB@M/N

D802 262P147O10 DIODE LA-301MB@M/N

!

D901 264P911O10 DIODE D6SB80@LF

D905 264P652O10 DIODE UF4007-E3@LF

D920 264P708O40 DIODE RU 4AM@LF015-303

D951 262P074O10 DIODE YG902C2R@SC@LF

PC0002 264P654O20 PHOTO DIODE GL480E00000F

PC0004 264P654O20 PHOTO DIODE GL480E00000F

OTHER SEMICONDUCTORS

!

RT901 265P130O40 THERMISTOR M10010CS

411D024O30 FERRITE CORE ZCAT2017-093

COILS

!

L951 351P248O10 COIL TA2-10050N7@LF

TRANSFORMERS

!

T901 350P811O10 POWER TRANSFORMER

VARIABLE RESISTORS

VR930 127C620O50 SEMIFIXED RESISTOR 1/5W B2kΩ-M 6H BLU

VR951 127C630O40 SEMIFIXED RESISTOR 1/5W B1kΩ-M 6V BLU

VR971 127C630O30 SEMIFIXED RESISTOR 1/5W B500Ω-M 6V BLU

RESISTORS

R910 109P177O20 CEMENT METAL RESISTOR 2W 0.15Ω-J

R924 109P177O10 CEMENT METAL RESISTOR 2W 0.1Ω-J

!

R929 109P214O90 SURGE RESISTOR 1/2W 470kΩ-J

R966 103C751O30 FUSE RESISTOR 1/4W 100Ω-J RF-L10

CAPACITORS AND TRIMMERS

!

189D187O30 AC CERAMIC CAPACITOR AC250V 220pF-K

!

C901 189P212O90 C-M-P-AC AC250V 0.22μF-M

!

C903 189P213O20 C-M-P-AC AC250V 0.47μF-M

C904 172P562O50 C-M-PP 1250VHP 0.01μF-J,H

!

C905 189P212O50 C-M-P-AC AC250V/275V 0.047μF-M

!

C906 189P187O50 AC CERAMIC CAPACITOR AC250V B470pF-K

!

C908 185D203O30

ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR

H450V 180μF-M

C909 181P555O90

ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR

50V 22μF-M

C911 181P555O70

ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR

50V 4.7μF-M

!

C914 189P187O50 AC CERAMIC CAPACITOR AC250V B470pF-K

C920 189P272O10 C-M-POLYESTER 450V 1μF-K

C921 189P272O10 C-M-POLYESTER 450V 1μF-K

C922 181P555O90

ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR

50V 22μF-M

C930 181P556O20

ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR

50V 100μF-M

C952 181P737O10

ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR

35V1500μF-M

C953 181P555O80

ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR

50V 10μF-M

C955 181P737O00

ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR

35V1000μF-M

C971 181P184O50

ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR

35V 470μF-M

C974 181P555O80

ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR

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C975 181P181O20

ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR

10V1000μF-M

C976 181P180O90

ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR

10V 220μF-M

SWITCHES

PC0005 439P013O20 LIMIT SWITCH DOOR OPEN/CLOSE SENSOR

PC0007 439P013O20 LIMIT SWITCH HEAD POSITION SENSOR

S802 439C054O10 ROTARY SWITCH ADJUSTMENT DIAL

!

S901 433C026O30 SEESAW SWITCH

POWER SWITCH SDDJE3(SDDJE-2)

MISCELLANEOUS

!

451D046O10 AC POWER JACK(3P) INLET-AC-3P

246C612O10 CARD LEAD WIRE

!

F901 283D207O10 FUSE T4AH 250V

!

F902 283D207O10 FUSE T4AH 250V

!

PC901 268P102O20 PHOTO COUPLER TLP421F@LF

!

PC902 268P102O20 PHOTO COUPLER TLP421F@LF

PC0001 260P796O20 PHOTO TRANSISTOR PT491FE0000F

PC0003 260P796O20 PHOTO TRANSISTOR PT491FE0000F

!

RV901 265P141O10 VARISTOR VZ10E471KBSE-N@L

!

RV902 265P141O10 VARISTOR VZ10E471KBSE-N@L

!

Z901 299P268O10 SURGE ABSORBER

PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD ASSY’S

!

936D332O01 FRONT PCB ASSY

!

936C157O01 MAIN PCB ASSY

!

936C154O01 POWER PCB ASSY

!

956C263O01 POWER UNIT

MECHANICAL PARTS

622C656O10 GEAR CAM(F7)

622C132O10 GEAR A

621C986O10 GEAR B

632D097O20 GEAR C

622C133O10 GEAR D

956C268O21 HEAD ASSY

623D499O10 CAM LOCK LEVER(3)

956C192O02 PLATEN ROLLER ASSY

299P331O10 SOLENOIDE T0422620

SYMBOL

No.

PART No.

PART NAME DESCRIPTION

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SYMBOL

No.

PART No.

PART NAME DESCRIPTION

! : Critical components

* : Warranty return items

!

288P346O10 MOTOR UNIT PM42S-096-MUE2

COSMETIC PARTS

734C072O10 KNOB VOLUME

622C134O10 DAMPER

976B011O01 FRONT ASSY

550D203O10 PAD HH-48C

976C019O01 REAR ASSY

976C020O01 DOOR ASSY SI

976C021O01 OPEN KNOB ASSY SI

598D772O90 TOP ASSY

595C509O10 CUTTER

956C270O01 DOOR ASSY

PACKING PARTS AND ACCESSORY

!

246C327O10 AC POWER CORD 125V 13A

804B099O10 PACKING CUSHION T/B

919C135O30 CD ROM IB

!

872C491O10 INSTRUCTION BOOK

!

801C636O10 PACKING CASE

857P007O30 CLEANING PAPER

246C623O10 USB CABLE

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EXPLODED VIEW

CHASSIS

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1 ♦ A-6 A-7 SCREW (669D673O10) 3X8 C-5 C-6 2 ♦ A-2 B-1 SCREW (669D87O30) 3X6 B-3 3 ♦ B-5 B-7 SCREW (669D836O10) M3.0X0.5-6 3W C-2 E-2

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*! 51 956C263O01 E-7 POWER UNIT

52 ♦ C-3 PRINT DECK ASSY (956C272O01)

*! 53 936C157O01 A-6 MAIN PCB ASSY

5 976B011O01 D-2 FRONT ASSY 55 ♦ E-3 BASE CHASSIS (590A886O10)

56 976C019O01 C-8 REAR ASSY 57 598D772O90 A-3 TOP ASSY 58 ♦ B-6 MAIN HOLDER (593B391O10) 59 976C020O01 E-1 DOOR ASSY SI 60 976C021O01 C-2 OPEN KNOB ASSY SI

61 550D203O10 E-2 E-3 PAD HH-8C 62 ♦ C-2 LED BARRIER (223D093O10) 63 ♦ B-5 C-5 POWER BARRIER (223C216O10) 6 ♦ B-7 LEAD BARRIER (223C221O10) 65 ♦ A-5 B-6 LEAD CLAMPER (50D250O20)

PARTS LIST

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2. Part number and Description

3. Quantity

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* mark

:

Warranty return items

!

: Critical components

♦ : Not a stocked items

(RoHS-compliant model)

- Parts listed below are all RoHS-compliant.

- When servicing this model, use RoHS-compliant parts only.

ITEM PARTS NO. ADDRESS PARTS NAME DESCRIPTION

CHASSIS

: Critical components

RoHS

ITEM PARTS NO. ADDRESS PARTS NAME DESCRIPTION

*

66 936C15O01 C-6 POWER PCB ASSY

!

67 ♦ D-7 AC POWER JACK ASSY (936C139O05) 68 ♦ E-6 POWER HOLDER (590A887O10) 69 ♦ E-5 BOTTOM BARRIER (223C217O10) 70 ♦ D-6 POST (621D6O30)

71 ♦ E-7 HEX NUT (67D10O10) M6 72 ♦ D-7 EARTH TERMINAL (2D111O20)

73 51D06O10 C-7 AC POWER JACK(3P) INLET-AC-3P

!

7 11D02O30 D-7 FERRITE CORE ZCAT2017-093

*

75 936D332O01 C-2 FRONT PCB ASSY

!

76 ♦ C-2 FRONT PCB HOLDER (599D166O10) 77 73C072O10 D-1 KNOB VOLUME 78 595C509O10 C-1 CUTTER 79 ♦ C-1 EN HOLDER (599D12O10) 80 ♦ C-2 EN EARTH PLATE (599D125O10)

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3 ♦ A-1 A-7 SCREW (669D836O10) M3.0X0.5-6 3W B-3 C- 5 ♦ B-2 C-3 SCREW (669D810O20) 2- 3W D-1 D- 10 ♦ B-5 D-1 SCREW (669D810O10) 2-6 3W

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11 ♦ C-6 D-6 SCREW (669D679O10) M3X0.5-6 3W 12 ♦ C-6 SCREW (669D718O10) M2X0.- 3W

13 ♦ E-5 SCREW (669D367O10) M2.6X0.5 L=3 23 ♦ D-7 STOP WASHER (598D56O10) T0.5 2 ♦ D-7 CUT WASHER (552C018O10) 2.5X6.0X0.5 25 ♦ C-7 CUT WASHER (552C007O0) 26 ♦ D-7 THRUST WASHER (552D112O10) .1X10 T=0.25

31 ♦ A-3 A- RETAINING RING (685C011O0) E-2 3W A-5 B-3 B- D-5 32 ♦ C-3 C- RETAINING RING (685C011O60) E-3 3W D-6 E-6 E-7 E-8 33 ♦ A-3 B-5 RETAINING RING (685C011O30) E-1.5 3W 51 956C270O01 E-3 DOOR ASSY 52 956C268O21 C-2 HEAD ASSY

53 ♦ B-2 UPPER ASSY (956C267O01)

! 5 288P36O10 B-6 MOTOR UNIT PM2S-096-MUE2

55 299P331O10 C-7 SOLENOIDE T022620 56 ♦ C-7 JOINT LEVER UNIT (599D115O10) 57 622C132O10 D-7 GEAR A

58 621C986O10 D-6 GEAR B 59 622C133O10 D-7 GEAR D 60 622C656O10 D-7 GEAR CAM (F7) 61 ♦ C-3 E-5 PLATEN BUSH (622C097O10)

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(RoHS-compliant model)

- Parts listed below are all RoHS-compliant.

- When servicing this model, use RoHS-compliant parts only.

ITEM PARTS NO. ADDRESS PARTS NAME DESCRIPTION

PRINT DECK ASSY

: Critical components

● The paper guide roller shown in the ﬁ gure has two types: type 1 and type 2. When you replace the paper guide roller of the

product that is using type 1, replace it with the paper guide roller type 2.

RoHS

PRINT DECK ASSY

ITEM PARTS NO. ADDRESS PARTS NAME DESCRIPTION

62 623D99O10 C-6 CAM LOCK LEVER (3)

63 ♦ D- PLATEN ROLLER (630C277O10) 6 ♦ E-5 PLATEN GEAR (632D098O20) 65 632D097O20 D-6 GEAR C 66 ♦ D-5 DOOR SHAFT (630C3O10) 67 ♦ B-1 B-2 HEAD SPRING (573D309O10)

68 ♦ E- OPEN SPRING2 (573D33O10) 69 ♦ D-7 SLIP SPRING (573D135O10) 70 ♦ C-7 CAM LOCK SPRING (573D317O10) 71 ♦ D-7 SLIP FELT (55D115O10) 72 622C13O10 C-3 DAMPER

73 ♦ A-5 LOCK PLATE ASSY (956C275O01) 7 ♦ D-6 HEAD UP PLATE UNIT (599D103O10) 75 ♦ C-3 OPEN LEVER UNIT (599D116O10) 76 ♦ A-7 REAR PLATE (595C513O10) 77 ♦ B- OPEN PUSH LEVER (595C512O10)

78 ♦ A-3 PINCH PLATE L (599D100O10) 79 ♦ B-5 PINCH PLATE R (599D102O10) 80 ♦ B-2 D- COVER SENSOR (623D72O10) 81 ♦ B-2 D-5 SENSOR HOLDER (623D73O10) 82 ♦ A- A-5 LOCK BUSH (622C098O10) B-3

83 ♦ A-3 B- PINCH BUSH (623D70O10) 8 26P65O20 B-2 D- PHOTO DIODE GL80E00000F 85 39P013O20 B-5 C-5 LIMIT SWITCH 86 ♦ B- PINCH SHAFT (630C33O10) 87 ♦ A-3 B-5 PINCH SPRING (573D308O10)

88 ♦ A-5 LOCK SPRING (573D307O10) 89 ♦ B-3 DOOR SPRING (573D319O10) 90 ♦ B- FRAME UNIT ASSY (956C276O01) 91 ♦ E-3 DOOR HOLDER UNIT (595C93O10) 92 ♦ E-2 PAPER GUIDE (621B210O10)

93 ♦ D-1 E-2 SENSOR GUIDE (622C100O10) 9 260P796O20 D-1 E-2 PHOTO TRANSISTOR PT91FE0000F 95 ♦ D-1 D-2 PE SHEET (552D13O10) 96 ♦ A-2 UPPER PLATE (595C92O10) 97 956C192O02 E-5 PLATEN ROLLER ASSY

98 ♦ E- CAS BUSH (623D1O10)

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P OS I T IO N

AC2 50V K -220

C-C ERAMI C-AC

N. C. N. C. N. C. N. C.

(2 /3)

(3 /3)

RS2 32C

P C B - BLO C K DI A G R AM

NOTE

2. TP6A, etc. shows Test Point.

SERVICING PRECAUTION

SYMBOLS INDICATE COMPONENTS HAVING SPECIAL CH ARA CTERI STI CS IM PORTAN T TO S AFE TY A ND PERFORMANCE. THEREFORE REPLACEMENT OF ANY SAFETY PARTS SHOULD BE IDENTICAL IN VALUE AND CHA R ACT E RIS T ICS . F O R AC C URA C Y O F THE REPLACE MENT R EFER TO THE PART S LIST OF SERVICE MANUAL. DON'T DEGRA DE THE SAFE TY OF THE RECE IVERS THROUGH IMPROPER SERVICING.

SHA DED CO MPO N ENT S H AVE SPE CIA L CHARACTERISTICS IMPORTANT TO SAFETY. BEFORE REPLACING A N Y O F THESE COM P O NEN T S , R E AD C ARE F U LLY THE PRO DUC T SAFETY NOTICE IN THE SE RVICE MANUAL. DO N'T DEG RAD E TH E SA FET Y OF THE RECEIVERS THROUGH IMPROPER SERVICING.

3. Capacitors

4. Resistors

7. Correspondence of the units in the Schematic

5. Chip size (chip resistors,chip capacitor)

Diagrams to the SI units.

6. Specific symbol

8. This is a basic schematic diagram. Some sets may be subject to modify according to engineering imporovement.

Tolerance

Not indicated =

= =

0.5 % 1 %

5 %

10 %

Sort

Not indicated : Carbon resistor

5 %

D F

J K

S : Fixed composition resistor

MB : Metal oxide film resistor (type B)

CE : Cemented resistor

W

: Wire wound resistor

M

: Metal film resistor

MPC : Metal plate cement resistor

ML

: Metal liner resistor

Not indicated : Chip resistor

Value

Not indicated =

= k = M

(1000)K

M (1000k)

Wattage

Not indicated = 1/4W or 1/6W

Not indicated = 1/10W

Value Not indicated

pF, for numbers more than 1 F, for numbers less than 1

Dielectric

Not indicated : 50V

Tolerance

Not indicated =

= = = =

2 %

5 % 10 % 20 %

Sort

Not indicated

for electrolytic capacitors

10 %

= +

–

=

100 %

0 %

30 %

= +

–

= +

–

30 % 10 % 80 % 20 %

= = = =

0.25 pF

0.5 pF 1 pF 2 pF

G

J K M

P

N

Q

Z

C D F G

MF : Polyester film capacitor

PP : Polypropylene film capacitor

ALM : Aluminus electrolytic capacitor

TF : Twin film capacitor

SC : Semiconductor ceramic capacitor

MP : Metalized paper film capacitor

MPP

: Metalized plastic film capacitor

MMF

: Metalized polyester film capacitor

MF,PP

: Polyester polypropylene film capacitor

PS

: Polystyrol film capacitor

TAN or TANT : Tantalum capacitor

: Electrolytic capacitor

BP or NP : Non polarized electrolytic capacitor

I

II

Parts

except

for

chips

Not indicated : Ceramic chip capacitor

: Electrolytic chip capacitor

BP or NP : Non polarized electrolytic chip capacitor

Chips

Characteristic

Not indicated

105C

Tolerable maximum temperature

F=2.5 : leads pich is 2.5 mm

F

85ºC

105ºC

Electrolytic capacitor only

: F or B (high dielectric percentage)

CH,SL,etc : Temperature compensating types

Zener Diode

Varicap

Positive Thermistor

Fusible Resistor

Crystal unit

Air Gap

Ceramic filter

P

Kiro

Hertz

Pico

K

HZ

P

k

Hz

p

Schematic Diagram SI

Strength

No Tolerance is indicated

and 20 %

: Ceramic capacitor

(only ceramic capacitor)

I

II

Parts

except

for

chips

Chips

Thermistor

Photo Diode

LED

T

Parts

except

for chips

Chips

(3216) 3.2 mm X 1.6 mm (2010) 2.0 mm X 1.0 mm (1608) 1.6 mm X 0.8 mm

(3225) 3.2 mm X 2.5 mm (2818) 2.8 mm X 1.8 mm (2012) 2.0 mm X 1.2 mm

(1005) 1.0 mm X 0.5 mm

Varistor

1. Each voltage should be within ±20% of the DC voltages measured with a digital voltmeter.

M2

M1 S D

PH

PP

MP

AC

J7 001 SF

SRSH

CO NNECTOR1CO NNECTOR2

HB HA ML

FL

SW

SP

CONTENTS

PCB-BLOCK DIAGRAM .................................. C-1

PCB-POWER .................................................. C-2

PCB-MAIN(1/3) ................................................ C-3

PCB-FRONT .................................................... C-3

PCB-MAIN(2/3) ............................................... C-4

PCB-MAIN(3/3) ............................................... C-5

P95DW

C-1

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A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

CE

MB

MMF

MPP

M C2 8 3 8

Y G9 0 2 C2 R @ SC @ L F

M C2 8 3 8

V Z1 0 E 47 1 K BS E - N@ L F

3 51 P 3 26 0 1

HA 17431PA-T Z- E

M5 237ML

SM 6611EAH-G

2S K2847(F)@ LF

2S K3505-01M R- F1 11 @SC@LF

3 3K

1 /2 W

F -2 4 0 K

1 /1 0 W

F -5 . 6 K 1 /1 0 W

F -2 2 K

1 /1 0 W

3 3K

1 /2 W

0 1 /1 0 W

5 6K

1 W

F -2 4 0 K

1 /1 0 W

2 2K 1 /1 0 W

F -1 8 K

1 /1 0 W

F -1 0 K

1 /1 0 W

F -2 4 0 K

1 /1 0 W

F -2 4 0 K

1 /1 0 W

F -5 1 0 1 /1 0 W

5 6K 1 W

1 0K 1 /1 0 W

1 50

1 K

2 2

1 K

1 /1 0 W

F -2 4 0 K

1 /1 0 W

F -5 . 1 K

1 /1 0 W

1 5K 1 /1 0 W

1 .2 K

2 W

1 K 1 /1 0 W

F -2 4 0 K

1 /1 0 W

8 2K 3 W

F -5 1 0 1 /1 0 W

4 70

F -2 4 0 K

1 /1 0 W

3 3K

1 /2 W

F -2 4 0 K

1 /1 0 W

F -2 0 K

1 /1 0 W

F -2 4 0 K

1 /1 0 W

F -1 1 K 1 /1 0 W

. 15 2 W

3 3K 1 /2 W

1 00

F -7 5 0

1 /1 0 W

. 1 2 W

F -2 4 0 K

1 /1 0 W

3 3K

1 /2 W

F -1 0 K

1 /1 0 W

F -5 . 6 K

1 /1 0 W

1 5K 1 /1 0 W

1 .8 K

1 0

1 .5 K 1 /1 0 W

2 2 1 /1 0 W

1 0 1 /1 0 W

F -2 4 0 K

1 /1 0 W

F -3 9 K 1 /1 0 W

F -2 4 0 K

1 /1 0 W

1 .2 K 2 W

1 2K

F -1 0 0

1 /1 0 W

F -3 . 6 K 1 /1 0 W

F -2 4 0 K

1 /1 0 W

F -4 7 1 /1 0 W

F -1 . 8 K 1 /1 0 W

F -8 2 0 K

F -2 4 0 K

1 /1 0 W

F -8 2 0 K

1 0K

1 /1 0 W

1 00

F -1 0 K

1 /1 0 W

4 70 K 1 /2 W

3 3K

1 /2 W

2 2K

F -2 0 K

1 /1 0 W

2 2K 1 /1 0 W

K -. 0 5 5 W

3 30

B 50 0 1 /5 W

B 1K

1 /5 W

B 2K

1 /5 W

1 00

M 10 0 1 0C S

1 u

4 50 V

1 u

4 50 V

Z -. 1

3 90 C H

Z -. 1

K -. 0 1

Z -. 1

K -. 0 1

. 01

Z -. 1

K -. 2 2 16 V

M -. 4 7

A C2 5 0 / 27 5 V

M -. 2 2

A C2 5 0 / 27 5 V

K -. 4 7

1 6V

M -. 0 4 7

A C2 5 0 / 27 5 V

Z -. 1

K -4 7 0

A C2 5 0 V

K -. 0 1

Z -. 1

K -4 7 0

A C2 5 0 V

K -. 0 2 2

K -. 1

2 5V

Z -. 1

K -. 4 7

Z -. 1

4 50 V 1 80 u

4 70 u

3 5V

1 00 u

5 0V

1 0u

5 0V

1 50 0 u

3 5V

4 .7 u

5 0V

5 0V 1 0u

2 20 u

1 0V

2 2u

5 0V

2 2u

5 0V

1 00 0 u

3 5V

1 00 0 u

1 0V

DT A124EKA

2S B883

M 1F L 2 0U

E C2 1 Q S0 4

R U4 A M @L F

M 1F L 2 0U

U F4 0 0 7- E 3 @L F

M 1F L 2 0U

U DZ S 7 .5 BU DZ S 6 .2 B

U DZ S 3 3B

D A3 8 - 36 2 M T- A 2 1F

T LP 4 2 1F @ ( D4 - G R) @ L F

D 6S B 8 0@ L F

4 7u

C DR H 1 05 R

T A2 - 1 00 5 0 N7 @ L F

S S3 0 V -R 1 5 02 7 0

T 4A H

MC 33262PG

M5 1977P-@TF 0J @L F

SI -8008TM

SI -3010KM-T L

1

2

3

1

2

3

1

2

3

4

6

7

9

1 0

1 1

1 2

1 3

1 4

8

1 5

1 6

7 8 121 1

235

1

2

3

1

2

3

2

1

3

1

V DD2T 13O UT

4

T 3

5

V SS

6

T 2

1

3

2

1

3

2

1

23

4

1

23

4

3

2

1

4

1

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1

3

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1 0

1 1

1

F BI N2C OM P3M UL

4

C S

5

Z er o

6

G ND

7

D OU T

8

V CC

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

910111213141516

1

I N2S W3G ND4A DJ5S S

1

V c2V in3G ND4V ou t5A DJ

0 V

7 .7 5 V

0 V

. 1V

4 .8 V

3 .3 V

3 .6 V

0 V

2 0. 4 V2 0. 4 V

1 .5 V

5 .8 V

0 V

. 9V

0 V

7 .7 V

1 7. 4 V

2 .6 V

. 7V

2 .1 V

2 .5 V

0 V

. 3V

1 7. 4 V

1 7. 2 V

2 .2 V

0 V

2 6. 8 V

2 .3 V

. 8V

5 V

6 .2 V

0 V

1 V

2 2. 2 V

0 V

2 .4 V

2 3. 5 V

0 V

1 .7 V

2 6. 2 V

2 6. 8 V

a t C O PY : 2 4. 5 V a t t h e s t an d b y: . 6 V

5 V

0 V

5 V

0 V

5 V

0 V

O VE R HE A T

M AI N

P CV

C

O UT

E

V F

O N/ O F F

O VP

D ET

F /B

V CC

C LM

+

-

G ND

C T

T OF F

C F

T ON

TH ERMAL-SW

O VE R VO L T AG E

D ET E C TO R

R -F U S E

H EA D

HE AD-REG.

P 2

P 1

E RR O R A MP

L

N

H24 V

GND

E

TH ERMAL HEA D

CO NNECTOR2

S

PC B-MAIN

M24 V

HD_ XDRV

6V

GND

5V

GND

R-S URGE

S DD J E 3

PO WER JACK

V

( S)

( G)

( D)

( S) ( D )

( G)

(1 /3)

I S O L ATE DL I V E

PC B-P OWE R

MP

D 97 6

D 95 1

D 97 8

D 95 7

D 93 0

R V9 0 1

R V9 0 2

T 90 1

T 92 0

IC 930

IC 952

IC 951

IC 953

Q9 01

Q9 20

T P9 5

T P9 1

T P9 6

T P9 2

T P9 7

S 90 1

R 90 7

R 94 7

R 95 4

R 91 5

R 90 5

R 98 1

R 92 0

R 92 6

R 96 2

R 91 6

R 93 6

R 92 8

R 94 0

R 98 3

R 92 1

R 95 0

R 93 4

R 97 6

R 91 1

R 93 2

R 94 2

R 97 3

R 91 7

R 95 2

R 95 1

R 94 3

R 90 8

R 95 7

R 95 6

R 94 5

R 90 1

R 94 6

R 97 9

R 92 7

R 93 5

R 91 0

R 90 3

R 93 8

R 97 2

R 92 4

R 94 4

R 90 2

R 97 8

R 98 2

R 95 9

R 95 8

R 93 7

R 95 3

R 90 9

R 96 5

R 94 8

R 96 1

R 94 1

R 96 3

R 91 4

R 91 3

R 91 8

R 92 5

R 90 4

R 96 4

R 92 3

R 93 9

R 92 2

R 91 9

R 97 5

R 93 3

R 92 9

R 90 6

R 91 2

R 98 4

R 93 0

R 95 5

R 93 1

V R9 7 1

V R9 5 1

V R9 3 0

R 96 6

R T9 0 1

C 92 0 C 9 2 1

C 98 1

C 98 0

C 91 2

C 91 5

C 93 2

C 97 3

C 93 3

C 90 4

C 93 6

C 93 1

C 90 3

C 90 1

C 93 7

C 90 5

C 95 0

C 95 1

C 91 4

C 91 3

C 97 9

C 90 6

C 91 0

C 90 2

C 98 2

C 95 4

C 97 8

C 90 8

C 97 1

C 93 0

C 97 4

C 95 2

C 91 1

C 95 3

C 97 6

C 90 9

C 92 2

C 95 5

C 97 5

Q9 51

Q9 30

Q9 52

D 92 3

D 92 1

D 92 4

D 97 1

D 92 0

D 92 2

D 90 2

D 90 5

D 90 3

D 97 7D 97 5

D 97 3

Z 90 1

P C9 0 2

P C9 0 1

D 90 1

L 97 3

L 95 1

PH

L 90 2

L 90 1

AC

PP

F 90 1

F 90 2

IC 931

IC 901

IC 971

IC 972

F C9 0 2

F C9 0 4F C9 0 3

F C9 0 1

630V(p-p)(T=5µsec)

Q901

DRAIN POWER ONDRAIN POWER ON

380V(p-p)(T=1µsec)

Q920

CONTENTS

PCB-BLOCK DIAGRAM .................................. C-1

PCB-POWER .................................................. C-2

PCB-MAIN(1/3) ................................................ C-3

PCB-FRONT .................................................... C-3

PCB-MAIN(2/3) ............................................... C-4

PCB-MAIN(3/3) ............................................... C-5

P95DW

C-2

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A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

D03

A18

A03

A13

A19

A01

A20

D09

D04

D15

D10

D01

D07

A05

D14

A17

A10

D12

A06

D05

A07

D02

D08

A12

A09

A21

A16

A20

D00

A04

D13

D11

A08

A14

A11

D06

A15

A02

XR D

XC S_ F LA SH

XW RL

D0 0

A0 7

A0 6

A0 5

A0 4

A0 3

A0 2

A0 1

D0 1

D0 2

D0 3

D0 4

D0 5

D0 8

D0 6

D0 7

D0 9

D1 2

D1 3

D1 0

D1 5

D1 4

D1 1

A2 1

A2 0

A1 8

A1 9

A1 6

A1 7

A1 5

A1 4

A1 2

A1 0

A1 1

A1 3

A0 8

A0 9

LS YN C

SI ZE _ S

SI ZE _ N

XW RL

XW RH

XR D

XB GR N T

XW AI T

XC S_ M EM

XC S_ A SI C

XC S_ U SB C

XR ST _ AS IC

BR Q

EN C_ A

SE N_ H D0

SE N_ D R

SE N_ P AP 0

SE N_ P AP 1

XI NT _ MT R

XI NT _ KE Y

D0 0

D0 1

D0 2

D0 3

D0 4

D0 7

D0 8

D0 5

D0 6

D0 9

D1 1

D1 0

D1 2

D1 4

D1 3

D1 5

XC S_ F LA SH

LD_CO NT

XKEY

SEG_C

LEDKE Y4

COM_L

SEG_G

LD_BR T

SEG_D P

BUZZE R

SEG_F

LEDKE Y7

LED0

LEDKE Y3

SEG_B

LEDKE Y7

LEDKE Y6

LEDKE Y2

LEDKE Y6

LEDKE Y0

LEDKE Y1

LEDKE Y5

SEG_D

SEG_C

EN_B

SEG_A

EN_A

COM_R

SEG_B

SEG_D P

SEG_C

SEG_B

SEG_D P

SEG_D

COM_L

LEDKE Y1

LEDKE Y4

COM_R

LD_BR T

SEG_E

LD_CO NT

LEDKE Y5

SEG_D

SEG_E

LED1

SEG_G

LEDKE Y2

SEG_G

SEG_FSEG_F

SEG_A

LEDKE Y0

SEG_A

SEG_E

BUZ_S XB

EN C_ B

EN C_ A

SI ZE _ N

SI ZE _ S

LE D_ S HA RP

LE D_ C ON T

LE D_ B RT

EN C_ B

TH

SE N_ P AP 0

SE N_ H D0

DA 1

DA 0

SE N_ D R

SE N_ P AP 1

LD_SH ARP

EN_A

EN_B

EX T_ X RS T

EX T_ X DR EQ

FMG 11A

MB9 1F1 27

LA -3 0 1M B L A -3 01 MB

PK M1 3 EP YH 40 02 -B 0

EC 05 E 12 20 40 1

RT9 164 -33 PLR

BD4 828 G-T R

10 K

33 0

6. 8K

47

33 0

6. 8K

33 0

1K

33 0

47

1K

47

33 0

10 K

6. 8K

33 0

47

6. 8K

47

10 K

47

10 K

4. 7K

47 K

47

10 K

2. 2K2. 2K

10 K

1K

10 K

0

10 K 1 0K

0

F- 15 0

10 K

3. 3K

0

F- 1. 2 K

0

22 K

10 K

47 K

10 0

10 K

0

10 K

33 0 33 0 3 30

10 K

0

10 K

0

10 K

F- 33 K

0

F- 2. 7 K

F- 15 0

10 K

1K 1 K

10 K

F- 33 0

Z- .1

Z- 1u

Z- .1

K- .0 1

Z- .1

K- .0 1

Z- .1

K- .0 1

Z- .1

K- .0 1

22 u

35 V

22 0u

6. 3V

10 0u

6. 3V

10 0u

6. 3V

22 0u

6. 3V

DTC 123 JKA

DTA 123 JKA

2SC 305 2-F ,G

2SA 123 5

SM L0 1 0M T S ML 0 10 MTSM L0 1 0M T

J- 10 u

S29 AL0 16D 70T FI0 10E

1K

RT9 164 A-1 5PL R

TC7 4LC X24 5FT (EL ,K) /(E LK, M

1

PG 5/ O C1

2

PG 6/ O C2

3

PG 7/ O C3

4

VC C

5

PA 6/ C LK

6

PA 5/ C S5 X/ SC 1

7

PA 4/ C S4 X/ SI 1

8

PA 3/ C S3 X/ SO 1

9

PA 2/ C S2 X

10

PA 1/ C S1 X

11

PA 0/ C S0 X

12

P8 6/ A LE

13

HS TX

14

RS TX

15

VS S

16

MD 0

17

MD 1

18

MD 2

19

P8 0/ R DY

20

P8 1/ B GR NT X/ IN 0

21

P8 2/ B RQ /I N1

22

P8 3/ R DX

23

P8 4/ W R0 X

24

P8 5/ W R1 X

25

P2 0/ D 16

26

P2 1/ D 17

27

P2 2/ D 1828P2 3/ D 19

29

P2 4/ D 2030P2 5/ D 2131P2 6/ D 2232P2 7/ D 2333P3 0/ D 2434P3 1/ D 2535P3 2/ D 2636P3 3/ D 2737P3 4/ D 2838P3 5/ D 2939P3 6/ D 3040VS S

41

P3 7/ D 3142P4 0/ A 0043VC C44P4 1/ A 0145P4 2/ A 0246P4 3/ A 0347P4 4/ A 0448P4 5/ A 0549P4 6/ A 06

50

P4 7/ A 07

51

P5 0/ A 08

52

P5 1/ A 09

53

P5 2/ A 10

54

P5 3/ A 11

55

P5 4/ A 12

56

P5 5/ A 13

57

P5 6/ A 14

58

P5 7/ A 15

59

P6 0/ A 16

60

P6 1/ A 17

61

P6 2/ A 18

62

P6 3/ A 19

63

P6 4/ A 20

64

P6 5/ A 21

65

VS S

66

P6 6/ A 22 /I N2

67

P6 7/ A 23 /I N3

68

P7 0/ A 24 /F RC K/ TC I 2

69

AV CC

70

AV RH

71

AV SS / AV RL

72

PJ 0/ A N0

73

PJ 1/ A N1

74

PJ 2/ A N2

75

PJ 3/ A N3

76

PJ 4/ A N4

77

PJ 5/ A N578PJ 6/ A N679PJ 7/ A N7

80

PF 0/ T CI 0

81

PF 1/ S I282PF 2/ S O2

83

PF 3/ S C2 /A TG X

84

PE 7/ S O085PE 6/ S I0

86

PE 5/ I NT 5/ SC 0

87

PE 4/ I NT 4/ TC I1

88

PE 3/ I NT 389PE 2/ I NT 2

90

VS S

91X192X093

VC C

94

PE 1/ I NT 195PE 0/ I NT 0

96

PG 0/ O CP A097PG 1/ O CP A1

98

PG 2/ O CP A299PG 3/ O CP A3

100

PG 4/ O C0

1

2

3

4

5 6

7

8

9

10 1

2

3

4

5 6

7

8

9

10

A

B

C

123

1

VO UT

2

VD D

3

GN D

4

N. C.

5

N. C.

1 2 3 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

1 2

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

5V

6V

3. 3V

3. 3V3 .3 V3. 3V3 .3 V3. 3V

3. 3V

3. 3V3. 3V 3 .3 V

3. 3V

1. 5V

24 V

123

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

DQ 14

OE

RY /B Y

DQ 13

NC /A 2 0

DQ 7

DQ 8

DQ 11

A7

NC /W P

A1 8

A1 1

A9

A1 2

RE SE T

CE

A1

A1 3

A6

OP EN

DQ 1

VP P

VC CQ

OP EN

VS S

DQ 12

OP EN

WE

A1 0

DQ 3

A1 9

A0

DQ 6

A1 5

A5

A1 6

A4

DQ 15

OP EN

A1 4

DQ 2

VC C

(A 19 )

VS S

FLA SH MEM ORY

DQ 4

A8

DQ 9

A2

DQ 5

A3

DQ 0

DQ 10

A1 7

8M/ 16M /32 M

XTRES

TVCCD

TAUX3

TCK

XTMOD E

TTXD

TRXD

RS- 232 C

Fla sh Wri ter

XTRES

RES ET

PCB -PO WER

S

TT XD

TR XD

TC K

N. C.

TA UX 3

XT MO D E

XR ST

A3

B3

A7

A5

OE

BUZ ZER -DR IVE

CON T

LED LE FT

BRT

B1A2

CON T

A4

COP Y

BUS _BZ LED

B0

B2

SHA RP

B4

A0

BRT

ROT ARY EN COD ER

LED RI GHT

SEG -DR IVE 4

B6

VC C

A1

T/ R

SEG -DR IVE 1

GN D

SEG -DR IVE 2

LED -DR IVE 3

B7

SEG -DR IVE 3

LED -DR IVE 2

B5A6

LED -DR IVE 1

FUN C

S

BUS _DA C

BUS _MC TL

BUS _DA TA

BUS _AD RS

OP EN

HD_ XDR V

FEE D

N. C.

S

2P5P

S

4P

S

3P

S

PC 00 0 4 PC 00 01 PC 00 03

PC 00 0 5

PC 00 0 2 P C0 00 7

SHA RP

9P

OP EN

BUS _EX T_C TL

OP EN

LI GH T

EM IT T IN G2

PA PE R

DE TE C TI ON 1 DE T EC TI ON 2

PA PE R

EM IT T IN G1

LI GH T

PO SI T IO N

HE AD

DO OR

(2/ 3) (3/ 3)

(2/ 3)

(2/ 3) (3 /3) (3/ 3) (2/ 3)

(2/ 3)

(3/ 3)

(2/ 3) (2 /3)(2/ 3)

SWMEM BRA ME

PP

PC B-M AIN (1/3 )

PC B-F RON T

Q50 12

Q50 13

Q50 14

Q50 20

Q50 10

Q50 11

IC7 100

D8 01 D80 2

BZ 50 0 1

S8 02

IC7 002

IC7 102

TP 70 0 1

TP 70 0 2

TL 71 0 0

CP -X R ST

CP -P A PE R0

CP -C L K1 2M

CP -1 . 5V

CP -3 . 3V

CP -D O ORCP -H E AD

CP -P A PE R1

CP -F L XR ST

XIN T_U SBC

CLK 12M

TH

VBU S

STB Y

R7 18 2

R7 18 0

R7 17 9

R7 18 1

R7 18 5

R7 18 3

R7 18 4

R5 01 6

R5 05 3

R5 03 2

R5 01 0

R5 05 0

R5 01 5

R5 01 4

R5 00 1

R5 01 2

R5 03 5

R5 00 2

R5 03 8

R5 03 3

R5 03 1

R5 01 1

R5 06 0

R5 05 2

R5 01 7

R5 01 3

R5 03 6

R5 05 1

R5 03 4

R5 06 1

R5 03 7

R7 17 6

R7 17 8

R7 13 2

R7 13 3

R7 10 2

R7 10 1

R7 10 3

R7 10 0

R7 11 2

R7 17 1

R7 13 1

R5 02 1R 50 20

R7 12 4

R7 13 6

R7 13 5

R7 12 5

R7 12 1

R7 13 4

R7 12 6

R7 17 7

R7 12 8

R7 11 4

R7 11 3

R7 10 4

R7 10 8

R7 10 9

R7 10 7

R7 10 5

R7 10 6

R7 11 6

R7 11 5

R4 14 0

R4 13 0

R5 03 0

R7 17 5

R7 17 4

R7 17 3

R7 17 2

R7 12 3

R7 17 0

R7 11 8

R4 13 2

R7 11 7

R7 11 9

R7 12 0

R7 15 1

R7 03 5

R7 03 1

R5 04 1

R5 04 5

R5 04 2

R5 04 0

R5 04 3

R5 04 7

R5 04 4

R5 04 6

R7 15 0

R7 15 2

R7 11 1

R7 14 0

R7 14 1

R7 13 0

R7 11 0

R7 12 9

R7 15 4

R8 03 R8 02 R8 01

R7 15 3

R7 16 3

R7 16 4

R7 16 6

R7 16 0

R7 16 1

R7 16 2

R7 12 2

R7 16 5

R4 13 3

R4 12 0

R4 12 1

R4 12 2 R 41 12

R4 11 1

R7 12 7

R4 13 1

C4 12 0

C7 00 2

C7 16 3

C7 16 2

C7 15 2

C4 14 0

C7 15 3

C7 15 0

C7 15 1

C7 10 2

C7 01 4

C7 01 2 C7 02 4

C7 02 2

C7 10 3

C5 04 1

C5 04 4

C5 03 0

C5 05 0

C7 10 6

C7 10 4

C7 11 0

C7 10 9

C7 10 8

C7 10 7

C5 04 3

C7 11 1

C4 13 0

C7 11 2

C7 11 3

C7 10 1

C7 16 0

C5 04 0

C5 04 5

C5 04 2

C7 16 1

C5 02 0

C7 00 1

C7 01 1

C7 10 5

C7 02 1

C7 02 3

Q70 11

Q50 54

Q50 55

Q50 53

Q50 52

Q50 50

Q50 51

Q41 20

Q41 40

Q50 02

Q50 01

D8 04 D8 03D8 0 5

L7 10 0

SD SP SH

MP

ML

SR

SW

SF

IC7 103

FL

R7 14 2

IC7 001

IC5 001

CONTENTS

PCB-BLOCK DIAGRAM .................................. C-1

PCB-POWER .................................................. C-2

PCB-MAIN(1/3) ................................................ C-3

PCB-FRONT .................................................... C-3

PCB-MAIN(2/3) ............................................... C-4

PCB-MAIN(3/3) ............................................... C-5

P95DW

C-3

16151413121110987654321

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

SD AT A 8

SD AT A 6

SD AT A 7

XW E

SD AT A 9

SD AT A 3

SD AT A 4

SD AT A 5

SD AT A 11

SD AT A 10

SD AT A 1

SD AT A 13

SD AT A 12

SD AT A 2

SD AT A 0

SD AT A 14

SD AT A 15

DQ MU

DQ ML

XC AS

XR AS

SA DR S 12

SA DR S 11

XS DC S 0

BA 0

SA DR S 10

SA DR S 8

SA DR S 7

BA 1

SA DR S 9

SA DR S 0

SA DR S 6

SA DR S 5

SA DR S 1

SA DR S 2

SA DR S 3

SA DR S 4

PI O3

PI O5

SD CL K

PI O4

PI O7

PI O6

PI O8

XH SY N C

CS YN C

BU Z_ S XB

BU ZZ E R

HD MI

SE _C L K

SE _D O

SE _C S _E EP

SE _D I

EX T_ D 7

EX T_ D 6

SE _C S _D A

EX T_ D 5

EX T_ D 4

EX T_ D 3

EX T_ D 2

EX T_ D 1

EX T_ D 0

EX T_ D 13

EX T_ D 12

EX T_ D 15

EX T_ D 14

EX T_ D 11

EX T_ D 10

EX T_ D 9

EX T_ X CS

EX T_ X RD

EX T_ D 8

EX T_ D AC K

EX T_ X WR H

EX T_ X DR EQ

A1 3

A0 8

A1 1

A1 2

A0 6

A0 7

A1 0

A0 3

A0 4

A0 5

A0 9

A0 1

A0 2

D1 5

D1 1

D1 2

D1 3

D1 4

D0 8

D0 9

D1 0

D0 7

D0 3

D0 4

D0 5

XW RL

D0 2

D0 0

BR Q

XR D

XW RH

D0 1

XC S_ A SI C

XW AI T

XB GR N T

XI NT _ KE Y

XI NT _ MT R

XC S_ U SB C

XC S_ M EM

LS YN C

LE DK E Y2

LE D0

XK EY

LE DK E Y5

LE D1

LE DK E Y0

LE DK E Y1

LE DK E Y4

LE DK E Y3

LE D_ S HA RP

XR ST _ AS IC

LE DK E Y7

LE DK E Y6

LE D_ B RT

LE D_ C ON T

HD 25

XH ST R B1

HC LK

HD 24

HD 23

HD 22

XH LT C H

HD 20

HD 19

HD 18

HD 21

HD 14

HD 17

HD 16

HD 15

HD 9

HD 8

HD 13

HD 12

HD 7

HD 6

HD 5

HD 11

HD 10

HD 3

HD 4

HD 1

HD 2

M1 _X A

ST BY

SE _C S _E EP

SE _D OSE _C L K

SE _D I

SA DR S 3

SA DR S 2

SA DR S 1

SA DR S 4

SA DR S 0

SA DR S 5

SA DR S 10

SA DR S 6

BA 1

SA DR S 7

BA 0

SA DR S 8

SA DR S 9

SA DR S 11

SA DR S 12

DQ MU

XS DC S 0

XR AS

XC AS

XW E

DQ ML

SD CL K

M1 A+ O UT

M1 B+ O UT

M1 B- O UT

M1 A- O UT

HC LK

XH ST R B1

XH LT C H

HD 25

HD 24

HD 23

HD 22

HD 21

HD 20

HD 19

HD 18

HD 17

HD 16

HD 15

HD 14

HD 13

HD 12

HD 11

HD 10

HD 9

HD 8

HD 7

HD 6

HD 5

HD 4

HD 3

HD 2

HD 1

A1 4

SE _C S _D A

SE _C L K

SE _D O

DA 0

AD D0

AD D2

AD D1

AD D3

AD D4

AD D5

AD D6

AD D7

M1 A+ O UT

M1 A- O UT

M1 B+ O UT

M1 B- O UT

M1 _C L K

M1 _D I R

M1 _E N A

EX T_ X RS T

PI O1 6

PI O1 5

M1 _A

SD AT A 2

SD AT A 0

SD AT A 1

SD AT A 5

SD AT A 6

SD AT A 4

SD AT A 3

SD AT A 7 SD AT A 8

SD AT A 10

SD AT A 9

SD AT A 13

SD AT A 14

SD AT A 12

SD AT A 11

SD AT A 15

D0 6

DA 1

MC 28 3 8- T1 12 -1 @L F

UPD 800 813 F1- 011 -HN 6

10 K

10 0

10 K

10 0

0

4. 7K

10 0

F- 1. 6 K

F- 33 0

F- 10 K

10 K

10 0

10 K

39 K

.5 6 1/ 2W

F- 1M

10 K

1K

10 K

47

10 K

2. 7K

47

10 K

2. 7K 10 K

47 K

10 K

2. 7K

39 K

47

10 K

47

10 K

F- 1M

F- 33 0

47

10 K

3. 3K

F- 47

F- 47 F- 47

F- 47

F- 47F- 47

F- 47

F- 47 F- 47

F- 47

Z- .1

Z- .1Z- .1

Z- .1

5 C H

15 CH

Z- .1

K- 10 0 0

Z- .1

K- 10 0 0

Z- .1

15 CH

Z- .1

K- 10 0 0

22 0u

6. 3V

22 0u

6. 3V

22 u

35 V

22 u

35 V

22 0u

6. 3V

22 u

35 V

2SC 305 2-F ,G

MA 72 9 @L F

SM D- 4 9( 27 .0 MH z)

SM D- 4 9( 48 .0 MH Z)

BK 16 0 8L L1 21

J- 1u

BK 16 0 8L L1 21

J- 22 u

BK 16 0 8L L1 21

J- 22 u

BK 16 0 8L L1 21

2A

12 06 F A

BD6 385 EFV

93L C56 BXT -I/ BR9 3L5 6F- WE2

M62 343 FP@ LF

1

2

3

12

3

1 2

3

12

3

A2A3

A4A5A6A7

A8A9A10A11

A12A13A14

A15A16A17A18

A19A20A21

B1B2B3

B4B5B6B7

B8B9B10B11

B12B13B14

B15B16B17B18

B19B20B21

B22

C1C2

C21

C22

D1D2

D4D5D6D7

D8D9D10D11

D12D13D14

D15D16D17D18

D19D21

D22

E1E2

E4E5E6E7

E8E9E10E11

E12E13E14

E15E16E17E18

E19E21

E22

F1F2

F4F5F6F7

F8F9F10

F13F14

F15F16F17F18

F19F21

F22

G1G2

G4G5G6

G17G18

G19G21

G22

H1H2

H4H5H6

H17H18

H19H21

H22

J1J2

J4J5J6J17J18J19J21

J22

K1K2

K4K5K6K17K18K19K21

K22

L1L2L4L5

L18L19L21L22

M1M2M4M5

M18M19M21M22

N1N2N4N5N6

N17N18N19N21N22

P1P2P4P5P6

P17P18P19P21P22

R1R2R4R5R6

R17R18R19R21R22

T1T2T4T5T6

T17T18T19T21T22

U1U2U4U5U6U7U8U9U 10

U13U14U15U16U17U18U19U21U22

V1V2V4V5V6V7V8V9V 10V11

V12V13V14V15V16V17V18V19V21V22

W1W2W4W5W6W7W8W9W 10W11

W12W13W14W15W16W17W18W19W21W22

Y1Y2

Y21Y22

AA1AA2AA3AA4AA5AA6AA7AA8AA9AA1 0AA11

AA1 2AA13AA14AA 15AA16AA 17AA18AA 19AA20AA 21AA22

AB2AB3AB4AB5AB6AB7AB8AB9AB1 0AB11

AB1 2AB13AB14AB 15AB16AB 17AB18AB 19AB20AB 21

1

2

3

4

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

1

2

1NC2

RN F13RN F1 S4NC5OU T1 B6NC7OU T1 A8NC9VC C110NC11CR 112NC13MT H114VR EF 115SE LE C T16CW _C C W17NC18CL K19PS20TE ST

21

VC C0

22

NC

23

GN D

24

MO DE 025MO DE 1

26

EN AB L E

27

VR EF 2

28

MT H2

29

NC

30

CR 2

31

NC

32

VC C2

33NC34

OU T2 A

35

NC

36

OU T2 B

37

NC

38

RN F2 S

39

RN F2

40

GN D

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 1 12

13 14 15 16 1 7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2 5 26 2 7

282 9303 1323 3343 5363 7383 9404 142434 4454 6474 8495 0

515 2535 4

5V

3. 3V

3. 3V3. 3V

3. 3V

1. 5V

24 V

1

2

3

4

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

1

Ao 12Ao 23Ao 34Vc c

5

GN D

6DI7

CL K

8

LD

VC C

DO

N. C.NC N C

DI

N. C.

GN D

SK

CS

A0

VD DQ

VD D

DQ 3

VS S

DQ 7

NC

DQ 5

A7

A4

VD D V SS

VD D

VS SQ

A8

DQ 9

A1 2

A5

DQ ML

DQ 8

VS SQ

DQ 0

A9

DQ 10

CK E

A6

WE

VD DQ

CA S

DQ 15

VD DQ

A1 1

DQ 12

CL K

VS SQ

RA S

DQ 6

A1

DQ 1

VS S

DQ 13

DQ MU

DQ 11

CS

BA 1

A2

DQ 2

VD DQ

BA 0

A1 0

DQ 4

A3

VS SQ

SDR AM

DQ 14

BUS _BZ LED

BUS _MC TL

BUS _DA TA

BUS _AD RS

BUS _EX T_C TL

BUS _EX T_D ATA

BUS _AN A_C TL

BUS _DI P

1.5V

3.3V

GND

1.5V

3.3V

OP EN

S

BUS _AD D

BUS _DA C

(D/ A)

OP EN

(3/ 3) ( 1/3 ) (1 /3) (3 /3) (1 /3)

(3/ 3)

(1/ 3)(1/ 3)(1/ 3)(3/ 3)

(1/ 3)

THE RMA L H EAD

CON NEC TOR 2

THE RMA L H EAD

CON NEC TOR 1

STE P

MOT ORSOL ENO ID

(1/ 3)

(3/ 3)

PC B-M AIN (2/3 )

D4 03 3

D4 03 4

D4 03 1

D4 03 2

IC7 200

TP 20 0 4

PI O1 4

PI O1 2

CP -X R ST AS IC

CP -X R ST CL K

PI O1 1

SS CL K 24 M

AD CL K

DA CL K

CP -M 1 A

SS CL K 12 M

CL E0

CP -M 1 XA

EX T_ X DO NE

EX T_ X WR L

CL E1

PI O1 3

STB Y

CLK 24M

CLK 12M

TH

R7 20 7

R4 02 0

R7 20 6

R4 02 2

R7 22 2

R4 01 4

R4 02 1

R4 01 7

R7 20 5

R4 01 6

R4 00 5

R4 00 4

R4 02 5

R4 00 6

R4 00 8

R4 01 0

R4 01 1

R4 01 3 R 40 12

R4 00 2R4 00 1

R7 20 4

R7 20 0

R4 03 1

R7 22 1

R7 20 3

R7 20 2

R7 20 1

R7 22 0

R7 25 1

R7 25 0

R7 26 4

R7 26 6

R7 26 1

R7 26 2

R7 26 3

R7 26 7

R7 26 5

R7 26 0

R4 00 3

R7 21 9

R7 21 7

R7 20 9

R7 21 8

R7 21 5

R7 21 4

R7 21 2

R7 21 3

R7 21 1

R7 21 0

R4 01 5

R7 23 2

R7 24 5

R7 23 9

R7 23 5 R7 2 40

R7 24 1

R7 24 2R7 23 3

R7 23 6

R7 23 0

R7 24 3

R7 23 4

R7 23 7

R7 23 1 R7 2 44

R7 23 8

C7 20 6

C4 03 0

C7 20 7

C7 26 0

C7 25 0

C7 25 3

C7 25 8

C7 25 4

C7 25 5

C7 25 2

C7 25 6C7 25 7

C7 25 1

C7 27 0

C7 20 8

C7 21 8

C7 21 7

C4 00 8

C4 00 7

C4 00 5

C7 23 3

C7 23 2

C7 22 1

C7 22 0

C7 21 4

C7 21 3

C7 21 5

C7 23 1

C7 23 0

C7 21 2

C7 21 1

C4 00 6

C4 00 1

C7 26 5

C7 20 9

C7 22 9

C7 20 5

C7 22 8

C7 20 4

C7 20 3

C7 20 0

C7 20 1

C7 20 2

C7 22 7

C7 23 5

C7 22 2

C7 22 3

C7 22 4

C7 22 5

C7 23 4

C7 21 0

C7 26 1

C7 26 6

C4 00 4

C4 00 2

C7 23 6

C4 00 3

Q40 31

D7 26 0

X7 20 2

X7 20 1

L7 29 7

L7 29 6

L7 29 5

L7 29 4

L7 29 3

L7 29 2

L7 29 0

L7 28 9

L7 28 8

L7 28 7

L7 28 6

L7 28 5

L7 28 4

L7 28 3

L7 28 2

L7 28 1

L7 27 7

L7 27 0

L7 27 8

L7 27 6

L7 27 2

L7 27 9

L7 27 1

L7 20 2

L7 28 0

L7 20 1

L7 27 5

L7 20 0

L7 27 4

L7 27 3

L7 29 1

M1 HAM2

F4 00 1

IC4 001

IC7 201

XV SY N C

HB

IC7 202

IC7 205

CONTENTS

PCB-BLOCK DIAGRAM .................................. C-1

PCB-POWER .................................................. C-2

PCB-MAIN(1/3) ................................................ C-3

PCB-FRONT .................................................... C-3

PCB-MAIN(2/3) ............................................... C-4

PCB-MAIN(3/3) ............................................... C-5

P95DW

C-4

16151413121110987654321

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

U SB 2 _ DP

U SB 2 _ DN

U SB _ D IS C O N

U SB 2 _ DN

U SB 2 _ DP

E XT _ D 9

E XT _ D 8

E XT _ X WR H

E XT _ X RD

A 06

A 05

A 04

A 03

A 02

A 01

E XT _ X RS T

E XT _ X CS

E XT _ X DR E Q

E XT _ X WR H

E XT _ X RD

E XT _ D AC K

E XT _ D 2

E XT _ D 3

E XT _ D 4

E XT _ D 5

E XT _ D 6

E XT _ D 7

E XT _ D 1

E XT _ D 0

E XT _ D 15

E XT _ D 14

E XT _ D 13

E XT _ D 12

E XT _ D 11

E XT _ D 10

C LK 2 4 M

A DD 7

A DD 6

A DD 5

A DD 4

A DD 3

A DD 2

A DD 1

A DD 0

P IO 8

C SY N C

H DM I

X IN T _ US B C

P IO 8 A

P IO 3PI O 3

P IO 4PI O 4

P IO 5PI O 5

P IO 6PI O 6

P IO 7PI O 7

P IO 8 A

S1 R72013F

RT 9164-33PL R

1 0K

0

1 0K

0

1 0K

0

1 0K

0

F -6 . 2 K

1 0K

F -5 6 K F- 1 00 K

1 00

0

Z -. 1

Z -. 1Z -. 1

Z -. 1

2 2u

6 .3 V

2 2u

6 .3 V

2 2u

6 .3 V

UB B-4R-D14C

1

R 1

2

A VD D

3

A VS S

4

A VD D

5

A VS S

6

D P

7

A VS S

8

D M

9

A VS S

10

A VD D

11

T ST E N

12

V BU S

13

X RE S E T

14

T IN O

15

C LK O U T

16

V SS

17

V DD18C A019C A1

20

C A221C A322C A423C A524X SL E E P25V SS26X CS27X RD28X IN T29X WR30C D031C D1

32

V SS

33

V DD

34

C D2

35

C D3

36

C D4

37

C D5

38

C D6

39

C D7

40

A TP G E N

41

V DD

42

P DR E Q

43

P DW R

44

P DR D

45

P DA C K

46

P D0

47

P D1

48

V SS

49

V DD

50

P D251P D352P D453P D554P D655P D756V DD

57

T IN 1

58

C LK S E L

59

X VS S60X VD D61P VD D

62

P VS S

63

X 164X 0

1

2

3

1

2

3

4

6

5

5 V

3 .3 V

U 3. 3 V

6 BI T S

M OD E SW

S W- D I P

BU S_EXT_DAT A

BU S_EXT_CTL

BU S_ADRS

BU S_ANA_CTL

BU S_DIP

BU S_ADD

O PE N

(1 /3)( 2/ 3)

(1 /3)

(2 /3)

(1 /3)

(2 /3)(2 /3)(1 /3)

(2 /3)

PC B-M AIN (3/3 )

IC 7502

IC 7501

C P- U 3 .3 V

C P- C L K2 4 M

C LK O U T

S 40 0 1

CL K24M

XI NT_USBC

VB US

R 75 5 6

R 75 5 7

R 75 6 0

R 75 5 0

R 75 7 1

R 75 6 1

R 42 0 2

R 75 5 4

R 75 2 1

R 75 5 5

R 75 1 9

R 75 5 3

R 75 1 8

R 75 1 6

R 75 1 7

R 75 1 5

R 75 1 4

R 75 5 2

R 42 0 1

R 75 1 3

R 75 1 2

R 75 5 1

R 75 7 0

R 75 2 3 R7 5 24

R 75 1 0

R 75 2 0

C 75 1 2

C 75 1 5C 75 1 4

C 75 1 3

C 75 1 6

C 75 1 1

C 75 0 1

C 75 1 8

C 75 1 9

C 75 2 0

C 75 2 2

C 75 2 3

C 75 6 0

C 42 0 5

C 42 0 4

C 42 0 3

C 42 0 2

C 42 0 1

C 75 0 0

C 75 1 7

C 75 1 0

C 75 2 1

C 75 0 2

J7 001

CONTENTS

PCB-BLOCK DIAGRAM .................................. C-1

PCB-POWER .................................................. C-2

PCB-MAIN(1/3) ................................................ C-3

PCB-FRONT .................................................... C-3

PCB-MAIN(2/3) ............................................... C-4

PCB-MAIN(3/3) ............................................... C-5

P95DW

C-5

Mitsubishi P95DW Service manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

NOTES FOR SERVICING RoHS-COMPLIANT PRODUCTS

SPECIFICATIONS

CONTENTS

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

PRECAUTIONS FOR RESOLDERING

PCB LOCATION

DISASSEMBLY

1. Top ASSY

2. Door ASSY SI

3. Front ASSY

4. Main PCB ASSY

5. Power PCB ASSY

6. Front PCB ASSY / Cutter

7. Print deck ASSY

8. Solenoide

9. Motor unit

10. Platen roller ASSY

11. SP sensor unit(light receiver of paper detector1 / light receiver of paper detector2)

12. SH sensor unit(head position sensor)

13. SH sensor unit(light emitter of paper detector1)

14. SR sensor unit(Door open / close sensor)

15. SD sensor unit(light emitter of paper detector2)

16. Head ASSY

LEAD DRESS

SERVICE MODE AND CIRCUIT ADJUSTMENTS

Service 0 mode

Service 1 mode

Adjustment of paper detection level

E2PROM INITIALIZATION

Factory out (Perform this process mainly after replacing the Main PCB ASSY.)

Service ini (Perform this process mainly after replacing the head ASSY.)

Function clear

TEST PRINTING

ELECTRICAL ADJUSTMENT

TEST EQUIPMENT

1. Primary boost voltage

2. Head voltage

PACKING PARTS

LABEL ATTACHING POSITION

PARTS LIST

P C B - BLO C K DI A G R AM

PC B-P OWE R

PC B-M AIN (1/3 )

PC B-F RON T

PC B-M AIN (2/3 )

PC B-M AIN (3/3 )