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FAX UNIT TYPE 250
- NEW -
(Machine Code: A804)
SERVICE MANUAL
Important Notices
1. There are two types of FAX UNIT TYPE 250. The existing one (machine code: A639) is only for the A193 copier, and the new one (machine code: A804) is for the A193 and A224 copiers.
2. This manual describes only the diferential information between the existing and new FAX UNIT TYPE 250, and information updated since the A639 Fax Unit was released.
May 12, 1997 OVERALL INFORMATION
1. OVERALL INFORMATION
1.1 SPECIFICATIONS
A639
(Existing Fax Unit)
Base Copier to be used with
Original Scan Speed
SAF Memory Capacity (Measured usi ng an ITU-T #1 Test Chart at Standard resolution)
Options
A193 Copier A193 and A224 Copi er s Refer to the diagram below for all possible combinations. Standard: 1.6 s
Detail: 1.6 s Fine: 3.3 s
Standard: 1MB (80 pages) With 2MB option : 3MB ( 240 pages) With 4MB option : 5MB ( 400 pages) With HDD option: 80MB (1200 pages )
Feature Expander 2M/4M/80M Function Upgrade Card 400dpi Page Memory Card ISDN G4
Possible Combinations and Results
A193
A
Copier
A804
(New Fax Unit)
Standard: 1.3 s Detail: 1.3 s Fine: 2.6 s
Standard: 2MB (160 pages) With 2MB option : 4MB ( 320 pages) With 4MB option : 6MB ( 480 pages) With HDD option: 80MB (1200 pages )
Same as A639 Fax Unit.
A639
OK
Fax Unit
B
C
D
A224
Copier
A193
Copier
A224
Copier
NG
A639
Fax Unit
A804
OK
Fax Unit
A804
OK
Fax Unit
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OVERALL INFORMATION May 12, 1997
1.2 OVERALL MACHINE CONTROL
ISDN
G4
Flash ROM
(2MB)
Function
Upgrade
Card
Lower Left
CPU BUS
Feature
Expander
2M/4M
Upper Lower Right
SCP
SRAM
(128kB)
HDD
Interface
R144EFXL
Modem
80MB
HDD
DRAM
(3.5MB)
DMA BUS
Page
Memory
Card
VIF
Analog Circuit
FCU
Bus Interface Parallel Interface Serial Interface
Monitor
Speaker
NCU
BiCU
A804V500.wmf
The system block diagram is the same as the current A639 Fax Unit, except for the following:
The DRAM size is increased to 3.5MB (SAF - 2MB, Page Memory -
1MB, ECM - 128kB, and Buffer - 384kB) The clock speed used between VIF and BiCU is increased from
7.03MHz to 10.55 MHz.
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May 12, 1997 DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS
2. DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS
2.1 DOUBLE-SIDED ORIGINAL TRANSMISSION
This function becomes available with both A639 and A804 Fax Units if the opptional Automatic Reverse Document Feeder (A661).
Using this function allows the machine to scan and transmit double-sided originals. However, in some cases, the transmitted image orientations differ between odd and even number pages, because of the ARDF switch-back mechanism and the image rotation before transmision function.
The following diagrams show how images are transmitted in various cases. However, the transmitted image may not be the same as the image printed at the other end due to the receiver’s printing functions (e.g., image rotation printing).
Cross Reference
Image Rotation On/Off - Scanner Switch 0F, bit 0
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DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS May 12, 1997
2.1.1 Portrait Original - Side Binding
Transmitted Image
Original
Feed-in Direction
- Front Side
Black
- Back Side
Gray
Original
Top
Top
Top
Bottom
Transmitted Image
(Rotated before Transmission)
Bottom
Transmitted Image
Bottom
Feed-in Direction
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May 12, 1997 DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS
2.1.2 Portrait Original - Top Binding
Transmitted Image
Original
Feed-in Direction
- Front Side
Black
- Back Side
Gray
Original
Top
Top
Top
Bottom
Transmitted Image
(Rotated before Transmission)
Bottom
Transmitted Image
Bottom
Feed-in Direction
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DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS May 12, 1997
2.1.3 Landscape Original - Side Binding
Transmitted Image
Original
Feed-in Direction
- Front Side
Black
- Back Side
Gray
Original
Top
Top
Top
Bottom
Transmitted Image
(Rotated before Transmission)
Bottom
Transmitted Image
Bottom
Feed-in Direction
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May 12, 1997 DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS
2.1.4 Landscape Original - Top Binding
Transmitted Image
Original
Feed-in Direction
- Front Side
Black
- Back Side
Gray
Original
Top
Top
Top
Bottom
Transmitted Image
(Rotated before Transmission)
Bottom
Transmitted Image
Bottom
Feed-in Direction
A804D504.wmf
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