Ricoh CPIF-26 Service Manual

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Priport Controller

CPIF-26

Service Manual

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICES

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PREVENTION OF PHYSICAL INJURY

1. Before disassembling or assembling parts of the printer and peripherals, make sure that the power cord is unplugged.

2. The wall outlet should be near the controller and easily accessible.

3. If any adjustment or operation check has to be made with exterior covers off or open while the main switch is turned on, keep hands away from electrified or mechanically driven components.

OBSERVANCE OF ELECTRICAL SAFETY STANDARDS

The controller must be installed and maintained by a customer service representative who has completed the training course on those models.

SAFETY AND ECOLOGICAL NOTES FOR DISPOSAL

Dispose of replaced parts in accordance with local regulations.

General Remarks

The following table shows the conversion of the model names for each manufacturer:

Model Code Company Model Name

C229

C231

C217

C225

C226

C224

C216

C211 Ricoh VT2100/VT2130/VT2150

Ricoh JP5000 Gestetner 5450 RexRotary 1560 Nashuatec CP450 Savin 3350DNP Ricoh JP1010/1030/1045/1050 Gestetner 5306(L/b)/5000/5001 RexRotary 1224(B) Nashuatec CP306(b) Savin 3150DNP Ricoh VT1730 Gestetner 5303 RexRotary 1220 Nashuatec CP303 Ricoh VT1800 Gestetner 5304 RexRotary 1222 Nashuatec CP304 Savin 3100DNP Ricoh VT2250/VT2240 Gestetner 5329(L) RexRotary 1254(L) Nashuatec CP329(L) Savin 3250DNP Ricoh VT2200 Gestetner 5327 RexRotary 1252 Nashuatec CP327 Savin 3200DNP Ricoh VT2105 Gestetner 5325 RexRotary 1250 Nashuatec CP325

Gestetner 5310/5315/5320 RexRotary 1240/1241/1242 Nashuatec CP310/CP315

Model Code Company Model Name

C212

Ricoh VT2300 Gestetner 5330 RexRotary 1260 Nashuatec CP330

C210

Ricoh VT3500 Gestetner 5375 RexRotary 1280 Nashuatec CP375

C218

Ricoh VT3600 Gestetner 5380 RexRotary 1285 Nashuatec CP380

C223

Ricoh VT3800 Gestetner 5385 RexRotary 1290 Nashuatec CP385 Savin 3300DNP

C219

Ricoh VT2600/VT2630 Gestetner 5360 RexRotary 1270 Nashuatec CP360

C222

Ricoh VT2400 Gestetner 5340 RexRotary 1255 Nashuatec CP340

C228

Ricoh VT6000 Gestetner 5390 RexRotary 1295 Nashuatec CP390 Savin 3400DNP

C214

Gestetner 5305/5330 RexRotary 1230 Nashuatec CP305

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Contents

1. OVERALL INFORMATION............................................................. 1

1.1 HOST SYSTEMS.........................................................................................1

1.2 BASIC SPECIFICATION..............................................................................1

1.3 RESIDENT FONT LIST................................................................................2

1.4 VIDEO INTERFACE KITS............................................................................5

2. BASIC FUNCTION......................................................................... 7

2.1 BASIC CONFIGURATION ...........................................................................7

2.2 SPECIFICATIONS AND CONFIGURATIONS OF I/O PORTS ....................9

3. VIDEO I/F INSTALLATION PROCEDURES ................................ 13

3.1 VIDEO I/F KIT TYPE-600 PARTS LIST .....................................................13

3.2 VIDEO I/F KIT TYPE-10 PARTS LIST.......................................................14

3.3 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES FOR INTERFACE KITS.........................15

4. OPERATION VERIFICATION....................................................... 27

4.1 TOOLS.......................................................................................................27

4.2 TESTS........................................................................................................28

5. TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................. 31

5.1 BASIC STEPS FOR TROUBLESHOOTING..............................................31

5.2 TROUBLESHOOTING FLOW....................................................................33

5.3 PRIPORT/CONTROLLER FAILURE IDENTIFICATION............................34

5.4 SUBASSEMBLY TROUBLESHOOTING....................................................35

5.5 NIB FIRMWARE AND MEMORY UPGRADE TROUBLESHOOTING .......36

5.6 LED STATUS LIGHT SEQUENCE AND CONDITIONS ............................37

5.7 DIAGNOSTIC TEST PAGE CONTENTS...................................................43

5.8 CHECKING PRINTER DRIVER OPERATION...........................................44

5.9 COLLECTING INFORMATION FOR A PROBLEM REPORT....................45

6. DISASSEMBLY / ASSEMBLY..................................................... 47

6.1 REQUIRED TOOLS AND PRECAUTIONS................................................47

6.2 DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES................................................................48

6.3 ASSEMBLY PROCEDURES ......................................................................53

6.4 UPGRADING CONT ROLLER FIRMWARE................................................56

6.5 UPGRADING CONTROLLER RAM...........................................................70

7. PARTS LIST................................................................................. 83

7.1 CPIF-26......................................................................................................83

7.2 PC CONTROLLER I/F KIT TYPE-600 .......................................................85

7.3 PC CONTROLLER I/F KIT TYPE-10 .........................................................87

30 April 1999 HOST SYSTEMS

1. OVERALL INFORMATION

1.1 HOST SYSTEMS

Priport Controller CPIF-26 is external box type raster image processor for PRIPORTs. By connecting the controller with PRIPORT, the computer data will be printed in as well as printing from PRIPORT’s scanner. The following are the target computer hosts for this controller.

Target Host Computer Systems

• IBM PC/AT compatible PC with Windows 95 with Internet Explorer 4.01 SP1,

Windows 98, or Windows NT4.0 with SP3 operating systems.

• Apple Macintosh with MAC OS 7.6.1, or later.

There are no minimum system hardware requirements, other than those imposed by the operating systems.

1.2 BASIC SPECIFICATION

Contents Description

Configuration External Box Type Controller Un it Priport Models JP5000, JP1010, JP1030, JP1045, JP1050, and

VT6000

Overall

Information

I/O Interfaces Host

• Parallel I/F (ECP Bi-directional Centronics)

• LocalTalk (RS422)

• 10 BaseT (RJ45) Ethernet/EtherTalk

Video

• RSVI Interface

Page Description Language

Image Resolution 300 dpi, 400 dpi, 600 dpi RAM Standard:32MB, Maximum: 256MB

Paper Size A3,A4,B4, B5,

Resident Fonts

PostScript3 Level 3 PCL-5e (HP LaserJet 4si compatible)

(72-pin 60ns EDO SIMM, non-parity, at 5 volts with 2K maximum refresh rate)

• See Section 6.5 for more explanation.

US Letter, US Legal, US Tabloid

• See section 1.3 Resident Font List.

Table 1.2. Basic Controller Specifications.

RESIDENT FONT LIST 30 April, 1999

1.3 RESIDENT FONT LIST

1.3.1 PS3 FONTS

Albertus ‡ Albertus Italic ‡ Courier Albertus Light ‡ Courier Bold AntiqueOlive Bold § Courier Bold Oblique AntiqueOlive Compact § Courier Oblique AntiqueOlive Italic § Eurostile ** AntiqueOlive Roman § Eurostile Bold ** Apple Chancery ˜ Eurostile Bold Extended Two ** Arial ‡ Eurostile Extended Two ** Arial Bold Italic ‡ Geneva Arial Bold ‡ GillSans ‡ Arial Italic ‡ GillSans Bold ‡ ITC AvanteGarde Gothic Book ° GillSans Condensed Bold ‡ ITC AvanteGarde Gothic Book Oblique ° GillSans Bold Italic ‡ AvanteGarde Gothic Demi ° GillSans Condensed ‡ AvanteGarde Gothic Demi Oblique ° GillSans Extra Bold ‡ Bodoni GillSans Italic ‡ Bodoni Bold GillSans Light ‡ Bodoni Bold Italic GillSans Light Italic ‡ Bodoni Italic Goudy Bodoni Poster Goudy Bold Bodoni Poster Compressed Goudy Bold Italic ITC Bookman Demi ° Goudy ExtraBold ITC Bookman Demi Italic ° Goudy Oldstyle Italic ITC Bookman Light ° Helvetica ✝ ITC Bookman Light Italic ° Helvetica Bold ✝ Carta • Chicago ˜ Helvetica Condensed ✝ Clarendon ✝ Helvetica Condensed Bold ✝ Clarendon Bold ✝ Helvetica Condensed Bold Oblique ✝ Clarendon Light ✝ Helvetica Condensed Oblique ✝ CooperBlack Helvetica Narrow ✝ CooperBlack Italic Helvetica Narrow Bold ✝ Copperplate ThirtyThree Helvetica Narrow Bold Oblique ✝ Copperplate ThirtyTwo Helvetica Narrow Oblique ✝

Coronet Regular ••

Helvetica Bold Oblique ✝

30 April 1999 RESIDENT FONT LIST

Helvetica Oblique ✝ Palatino Italic ✝ Hoefler Text Black ˜ Palatino Roman ✝ Hoefler Text Black Italic ˜ Stempel Garamond Bold ✝ Hoefler Text Italic ˜ Stempel Garamond Bold Italic ✝ Hoefler Text Ornaments ˜ Stempel Garamond Italic ✝ Hoefler Text ˜ Stempel Garamond Roman ✝ Joanna ‡ ITC Symbol ° Joanna Bold ‡

Tekton • Joanna Bold Italic ‡ Times Bold ✝ Joanna Italic ‡ Times Bold Italic ✝ LetterGothic Times Italic ✝ LetterGothic Bold Times Roma n ✝ LetterGothic Bold Slanted Times New Roman Bold ‡ LetterGothic Slanted Times New Roman Bold Italic ‡ ITC Lubalin Graph Book ° Times New Roman Italic ‡ ITC Lubalin Graph Book Oblique ° Times New Roman ‡ ITC Lubalin Graph Demi ° Universe ✝ ITC Lubalin Graph Demi Oblique ° Universe Bold ✝ Marigold * Universe Bold Oblique ✝ ITC Mona Lisa Recut ° Universe Oblique ✝ Monaco ˜ Universe Light ✝ New Century Schoolbook Bold ✝ Universe Light Oblique ✝ New Century Schoolbook Bold Italic ✝ UniverseCondensed ✝ New Century Schoolbook Italic ✝ UniverseCondensed Bold ✝ New Century Schoolbook Roman ✝ UniverseCondensed Bold Oblique ✝ New York ˜ UniverseCondensed Oblique ✝ Optima ✝ UniverseExtended ✝ Optima Bold ✝ UniverseExtended Bold ✝ Optima Bold Italic ✝ UniverseExtended Bold Oblique ✝ Optima Italic ✝ UniverseExtended Oblique ✝ Oxford * Wingdings Regular °° Palatino Bold ✝ ITC ZapfChancery Medium Italic ° Palatino Bold Italic ✝

ITC ZapfDingbats °

Overall

Information

Registered trademark of Adobe Incorporated, ∗∗ Trademark of Nebiolo,

•

✝

Registered trademark of International Typeface Corporation,

Hell AG and/or its subsidiaries, § Registered trademark of Marcel Olive,

Trademark of Alpha Omega Typography, ˜ Trademark of Apple Computer Inc.,

∗

Registered trademark of Ludlow type Foundry, °° Trademark of Microsoft Corporation, ‡

••

Trademark of Monotype Corporation

Trademark of Linotype-

RESIDENT FONT LIST 30 April, 1999

1.3.2 PCL FONTS

Scalable Fonts: 35 Intellifont fonts

Albertus, Albertus Extrabold, Antique Olive, Antique Olive Italic, Antique Olive Bold, Clarendon Condensed, Coronet, Courier, Courier Italic, Courier Bold, Courier Bold Italic, Garmond Antiqua, Garamond Kursiv, Garamond Halbfett, Garamond Kursiv Halbfett, Letter Gothic, Letter Gothic Italic, Letter Gothic Bold, Marigold, CG Omega, CG Omega Italic, CG Omega Bold, CG Omega Bold Italic, CG Times, CG Times Italic, CG Times Bold, CG Times Bold Italic, Univers Medium, Univers Medium Italic, Univers Bold, Univers Bold Italic, Univers Medium Condensed, Univers Medium Condensed Italic, Univers Bold Condensed, Univers Bold Condensed Italic

Scalable Fonts: 10 TrueType fonts

Arial, Arial Italic, Arial Bold, Arial Bold Italic, Times New Roman, Times New Roman Italic, Times New Roman Bold, Times New Roman Bold Italic, Wingdings

Fixed Pitch Fonts: 1 Intellifont font

Line Printer (8.5 pt 16.67 pitch)

30 April 1999 VIDEO INTERFACE KITS

1.4 VIDEO INTERFACE KITS

Description Contents

PC Controller I/F Kit Type-600 For the connection to VT6000 PC Controller I/F Kit Type-10 For the connection to JP1010,

JP1030, JP1045, JP1050, and JP5000 (Asian version only)

* The interface kit is originally installed

for JP5000, except for the Asian version machines.

Table 1.4. Interface Kits for use with the Controller.

Overall

Information

30 April, 1999 BASIC CONFIGURATION

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)

2. BASIC FUNCTION

2.1 BASIC CONFIGURATION

2.1.1 MAIN BOARD SPECIFICATIONS AND BLOCK DIAGRAM

Main Printed Circuit Board specifications are listed in the table below.

Description CPIF 26 Controller

CPU NEC VR4300 100MHz DRAM 32MB (SIMM) Flash ROM 8Mb on Main Board,

Block Diagram

Local Talk

(RS422)

Centronics I/F

1Mb Flash ROM SIMM (subject to change)

Table 2.1. Main Board Specifications.

CPU: VR4300

CPLD

Flash

ROM

SIMM

Basic

Function

(IEEE-1284)

10 Base T

RJ45

FPGA

Memory

Video I/F

Figure 2.1. Controller Block Diagram.

BASIC CONFIGURATION 30 April, 1999

2.1.2 MAIN BOARD LAYOUT

RAM SIMM Slot 1

LED's

Power Connector – J12

Network I/F (NIB) Connector – J8

26-pin Optional Printer Port Connector – J9

Console Connector Serial Port Header – JP2

RAM SIMM Slot 2

Flash ROM SIMM Slot

Duplicator Video I/F Header – J2

Switch 1 – SW1 (4-pin switch)

Test Button

Parallel

AppleTalk

Figure 2.1.2. Main Board Layout

30 April, 1999 SPECIFICATIONS AND CONFIGURATIONS OF I/O PORTS

2.2 SPECIFICATIONS AND CONFIGURATIONS OF I/O

PORTS

The CPIF 26 Controller supports connection to a computer for printing from any of the following ports:

Parallel Port (IEEE 1284, ECP Bi-directional) LocalTalk (Apple computers) 10-BaseT LAN Port

• Ethernet for IBM-compatible PCs (IPX and IP protocols)

• EtherTalk for Apple Macintosh PCs (AppleTalk and IP protocols)

2.2.1 PARALLEL MINI-CENTRONICS INPUT PORT

2.2.1.1 Description

The high-performance parallel input/output port on the controller utilizes the supporting hardware-enhanced, nibble-mode reversedirection data transfer, for high-speed communication

between the computer and controller. Be sure to use a cable conforming to this design standard to realize the full data speed benefit from this interface.

2.2.1.2 IEEE 1284 Parallel Port Characteristics

IEEE 1284 – 1994

design,

Basic

Function

Maximum data speed: 2 MBytes/sec. Maximum cable length: 10 meters (30 feet). Chassis connector type: IEEE 1284 Type C (Mini-Centronics). Design standard: IEEE 1284 – 1994.

To use this interface, the parallel port (e.g., LPT1:) on the user’s

computer must be configured as an

For more information on the parallel port, point your Internet web browser to:

http://www.fapo.com/ieee1284.htm

ECP

(not EPP)

Printer Port

SPECIFICATIONS AND CONFIGURATIONS OF I/O PORTS 30 April, 1999

2.2.1.3 IEEE 1284 Parallel Port Pinout

Computer End Controller End

1284A Connector Pin

1 nStrobe 15

18 Rtn 33

2 Data_1 6

19 Rtn 24

3 Data_2 7

19 Rtn 25

4 Data_3 8

20 Rtn 26

5 Data_4 9

20 Rtn 27

6 Data_5 10

21 Rtn 28

7 Data_6 11 2 Rtn 29 8 Data_7 12

22 Rtn 30

9 Data_8 13 22 Rtn 31 10 nAck 3 24 Rtn 21 11 Busy 1 23 Rtn 19 12 PE 5 24 Rtn 23 13 Select 2 24 Rtn 20 14 nAutoFeed 17 25 Rtn 35 15 nFault 4 23 Rtn 22 16 nInit 14 25 Rtn 32 17 nSelectIn 16 25 Rtn 34

(nc) +5V/Host_Avail 18 (nc) Perph_Avail 36

Signal

1284C Connector Pin

Table 2.2.1.3. IEEE 1284 A-to-C Connector Contact Numbering

30 April, 1999 SPECIFICATIONS AND CONFIGURATIONS OF I/O PORTS

2.2.2 LOCALTALK CONNECTION

2.2.2.1 Description

The LocalTalk interface is used by the Macintosh series of computers designed and built by Apple Computer, Inc. It is a bi-directional port and supports the AppleTalk local area network (LAN) protocol.

2.2.2.2 LocalTalk Port Characteristics

Maximum data speed: 230.4Kbs / 28.8KBytes/sec. Maximum cable length: 300 meters (1000 feet). Chassis connector type: 8-pin mini-DIN female. Design standard: Apple proprietary.

For more information on AppleTalk and LocalTalk, point your Internet web browser to:

http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/cisintwk/ito_doc/55142.htm http://www.apple.com

2.2.2.3 LocalT alk Port Pinout

Contact Number Signal Name

1 (not connected) 2 (not connected) 3 - Data Out

- or -

Basic

Function

4 Ground 5 - Data In 6 + Data Out 7 (not connected) 8 + Data In

Table 2.2.2.3. LocalTalk Connector Contact Numbering.

30 April, 1999 VIDEO I/F KIT TYPE-600 PARTS LIST

3. VIDEO I/F INSTALLATION PROCEDURES

3.1 VIDEO I/F KIT TYPE-600 PARTS LIST

3.1.1 COMMON ASSEMBLIES

No. Description Qty.

1 IC – Interface 1 2 Interface Board 1 3 Insulating sheet – 145 x 200 1 4 Interface Cable – Interface Board 1

Table 3.1.1. Common Assemblies.

3.1.2 SET FOR PART 1A

No. Description Qty.

5 Stud – 50mm 2 6 Spacer – 10mm 2 7 PCB Stud – 64mm 2 8 Harness Support Bracket 1

9 Philips Pan Head Screw – M3 x 35 1 10 Philips Flange Screw – M3 x 8 3 11 Philips Flange Screw – M4 x 8 3 12 Flat Cable – N810/NA33/NA3/NB2/RN925/N850 1 13 Wire Band 1 14 PCB Collar 1

Table 3.1.2. Set for Part 1A.

3.1.3 SET FOR PART 1B

No. Description Qty.

15 Flat Cable – NA2 1 16 Main Board Spacer 1 17 Stud – Bracket – Interface 2 18 Interface Board Bracket 1 19 Philips Screw with Flat Washer – M3 x 25 1 20 Stud – Main Board 1 21 Philips Screw with Flat Washer – M4 x 6 1 22 Philips Screw – M4 x 8 2 23 Philips Screw with Flat Washer – M3 x 6 2

Installation

Table 3.1.3. Set for Part 1B.

VIDEO I/F KIT TYPE-10 PARTS LIST 30 April, 1999

3.1.4 SET FOR PART 1C

No. Description Qty.

24 Interface Board Stud 2 25 Main Board Stud – Long 4 26 Philips Screw – M4 x 8 2 27 Philips Screw with Flat Washer – M3 x 6 4 28 Flat Cable – N865 1

Table 3.1.4. Set for Part 1C.

3.1.5 PARTS FOR 1D

No. Description Qty.

29 Stud – 35mm 3 30 Philips Screw with flat Washer – M3 x 6 3 31 Philips Screw – M4 x 8 2

Table 3.1.5. Set for Part 1D.

3.2 VIDEO I/F KIT TYPE-10 PARTS LIST

No. Description Qty.

32 Interface Board 1 33 Relay Harness 1 34 Stepped Screw – M2.6 2 35 Tapping Screw – M3 x 6 2

Table 3.2.1. Video I/F kit Type-10.

30 April, 1999 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES FOR INTERFACE KITS

3.3 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES FOR INTERFACE KITS

NOTE:

1) The CPIF26 Controller is designed for the JP1010/1030/1045/1050, JP5000, and VT6000 models only. The installation procedures for the other models are just for reference for the other controllers.

2) Numbers in parentheses ( ) in the installation procedures correspond to the part numbers in Tables 3.1 through 3.2.

3.3.1 JP5000

NOTE:

The interface kit is originally installed for the JP5000, except for the Asian version machines. You must perform step 3 only to connect the controller if the kit is installed.

1. Remove the rear cover and right side panel of the Priport.

2. Mount Printed Circuit Board (32) on connector CN102 of the MPU board using two M3x6 screws (35). Mount the cable (33) on the Connector Bracket using two stepped screws (34).

CN102

Installation

Printed Circuit Board

3. Remove the blinding cover in the right side panel.

NOTE:

If SP Mode 2-6 (PC Controller Settings) is set at “AUTO” (i.e. the default setting), the On-line key is enabled automatically when the controller and interface kit are installed.

Harness

Connector Bracket

Blinding Cover

INSTALLATION PROCEDURES FOR INTERFACE KITS 30 April, 1999

3.3.2 JP1010/1030/1045/1050

Harness

Printed Circuit Board

MPU

Connector Bracket

1. Turn off the main switch and unplug the power cord.

2. Remove the upper rear cover.

3. Remove the MPU cover.

4. Connect CN102 of the printed circuit board (32) to CN110 of the MPU board and secure it using two screws (35).

5. Connect the harness (33) to CN101 of the printed circuit Board, and secure it to the connector bracket using two stepped screws (34).

6. Remove the communications port cover plate (blinding cover) from the upper rear cover.

7. Reinstall the MPU cover.

8. Reinstall the upper rear cover.

NOTE:

The On-line key on the operation panel is enabled automatically when the controller and interface kit are installed.

30 April, 1999 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES FOR INTERFACE KITS

3.3.3 VT6000/3800/3600/3500/2600

1. Remove the rear cover and front side panel of the Priport.

2. Mount the Shielded Cable Interface (2).

a) Mount a Stud (17) on the rear chassis of the Priport. b) Thread the Shielded Cable (4) from rear chassis to the front chassis

under the Priport body. Note for the VT3600/3500/2600: first remove the bottom plate, then reattach it.

c) Attach the Shielded Cable (4) on the Stud (17) using two M4x8 Screws

(26).

NOTE:

Before mounting Printed Circuit Board Interface (2), attach one end of the Ribbon Cable (12) to the IPU board ribbon cable connector.

Installation

3. Mount the Printed Circuit Board Interface (2).

a) Mount a Stud (20) on the

Priport.

b) Mount the Bracket (18) on the

chassis using a M4x6 screw and washer (21).

c) Attach the Printed Circuit Board

(2) using 2, M3x6 screws (27). Attach the bottom of the right hand side of the Printed Circuit Board to the Spacer (16) using a M3x25 screw (19).

d) Attach the connector of the

Printed Circuit Board (2) to the Shielded Cable (4).

e) Attach free end of the Ribbon

Cable (21) to the Printed Circuit

f) Board Interface (2).

M4x6 Screw

Interface Board

M3x6 Screws

Stud

Bracket

M3x25 Screw

IPU board

Spacer

Ribbon Cable

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4. Set the Printed Circuit Board interface switches.

a) Set all switches on DIPSW 101 to OFF.

5. Re-attach the side cover panels of the Priport.

a) Pop out the communication

port cover plate from the lower center of the rear cover panel.

b) Reinstall the rear and front

cover panels.

6. Connect the Priport and AC power to the Controller.

a) Connect a Video Cable between the Priport and the Controller. b) Connect an AC cable to the Controller.

7. Set SP Mode 1 (for the Online Key On/Off) to ON.

Communication port cover

30 April, 1999 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES FOR INTERFACE KITS

3.3.4 VT2400

1. Remove the rear cover and front side panel of the Priport.

2. Mount Shielded Cable Interface (4).

3. Mount Printed Circuit Board Interface (2).

a) Remove the three screws

attaching t he mainframe MPU Board to the chassis (two screws upper and lower side of CN109, and one screw lower side of the CN111).

b) Replace the screws removed in

a) above with Studs (29).

c) Connect one side of the Ribbon

Cable (12) to the connector of Mainframe MPU Board.

d) Attach the Printed Circuit Board

Interface (2) to the Studs (29) using M3x6 Screws (27).

e) Connect the free end of the

Ribbon Cable (12) to the CN102 connector of Printed Circuit Board Interface (2).

f) Set all switches of DIPSW 101

on the Printed Circuit Board Interface (2) to OFF.

Shielded Cable

Studs

Installation

4. Pop out the communication port cover plate from the lower center of the rear cover panel. Reinstall the rear and front cover panels.

5. Set SP Mode 2-1 (Online Key On/Off) to ON.

Printed Circuit Board Interface

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3.3.5 VT2240/VT2250

1. Remove the top cover of the Mainframe MPU Board.

2. Remove screws attached to the two studs on the top of MPU Control Board.

3. Connect the free end of the Ribbon Cable (12) to the connector marked CN110 located at the left edge of the MPU Control Board.

4. Position the MPU Control Board and Printed Circuit Board Interface (2) on the Studs.

5. Attach the Printed Circuit Board Interface (2) to the MPU Control Board, taking care to align the left edge with the locking spacers.

MPU Control Boar d

Locking Spacers

Screw

6. Attach the right side edge of the Printed Circuit Board (2) to the mounting Studs on the MPU Control Board using three M3x6 screws.

7. Connect the free end of the Ribbon Cable (12) to the connector marked CN102 on the Printed Circuit Board Interface (2).

8. Attach the Shielded Cable to the Printed Circuit Board Interface (2).

Printed Circuit Board Interface

Shielded Cable

Screws M3x6

30 April, 1999 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES FOR INTERFACE KITS

9. Remove the rear cover panel of the Priport.

10. Remove the Plate attached to the channel for the Main Harness in the rear upper of the Chassis.

11. Route the Shielded Cable (4) along side the Main Harness.

12. Re-attach the Plate.

13. Mount the Studs (24) on the rear chassis of the Priport.

14. Mount the Bracket end of the Shielded Cable (4) onto the Studs (24) using two M4x8 screws (26).

15. Tie the Shielded Cable (4) to Main Harness using the Tie Band (13).

16. Pop out the communication port cover plate from the lower center of the rear cover panel.

17. Reinstall the rear cover panel of the Priport.

18. Set all switches on DIPSW 101 of the Printed Circuit Board Interface (2) to OFF.

Plate

Tie Band

Installation

Studs

Bracket

19. Re-install the top cover of the Priport.

20. Set SP Mode 1 (Online Key On/Off) to ON.

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3.3.6 VT2200

1. Remove the rear and front covers of the Priport.

2. Mount Shielded Cable Interface (4). a) Mount two Studs (24) on the rear

chassis of the Priport.

b) Remove bottom plate of the

Priport.

c) Thread the Shielded Cable (4)

from the rear chassis to the front

chassis under the Priport body. d) Reinstall the bottom plate. e) Mount the Bracket of the

Shielded Cable (4) on the Studs

(8) using two Phillips Screws

M4x8 (26).

Stud

3. Mount Printed Circuit Board Interface (2).

a) Mount four Studs (25) on the

front chassis of the Priport.

b) Connect the Ribbon Cable (12)

to the MPU board of the Priport.

Flat Cable

Shield Cable

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c) Attach the Printed Circuit

Board Interface (2) to the Studs (25) using four M3x25 Screws (20).

d) Connect the free end of the

Ribbon Cable (27) to CN102 of the Printed Circuit Board Interface (2).

e) Connect the Shielded Cable

(4) to CN101 of the Printed Circuit Board Interface (2).

f) Set a ll switches on DIPSW

101 of the Printed Circuit

Printed Circuit Board

Board Interface (2) to OFF.

g) Set DIPSW 103-8 of the

Mainframe MPU Board (Online On/Off) to ON.

Installation

4. Pop out the communication port cover plate from the lower center of the rear cover panel.

5. Reinstall the rear and front cover panels of the Priport.

INSTALLATION PROCEDURES FOR INTERFACE KITS 30 April, 1999

3.3.7 VT1730/1800

1. Remove the rear and front covers of the Priport.

2. Mount Shielded Cable (4).

a) Mount two Studs (5) with Washers

(6) on the rear chassis of the Priport.

b) Remove the cover panel under the

paper feed table.

c) Thread the Shielded Cable (4)

from the rear chassis to the front chassis under the Priport body.

d) Reinstall the cover panel under the

paper feed table.

e) Mount the Bracket of the Shielded

Cable (4) onto the Studs (5) using Phillips M4x8 screws (26).

f) Mount the Bracket (8) to the

bracket of the front chassis using Phillips M4x6 screws (21).

g) Tie the Shielded Cable (4) to the

Bracket (21) using Tie Band.

Studs

Washer

Shielded Cable

Bracket

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Ricoh CPIF-26 Service Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICES

General Remarks

1. OVERALL INFORMATION

1.1 HOST SYSTEMS

1.2 BASIC SPECIFICATION

1.3 RESIDENT FONT LIST

1.3.1 PS3 FONTS

1.3.2 PCL FONTS

1.4 VIDEO INTERFACE KITS

2. BASIC FUNCTION

2.1 BASIC CONFIGURATION

2.1.1 MAIN BOARD SPECIFICATIONS AND BLOCK DIAGRAM

2.1.2 MAIN BOARD LAYOUT

30 April, 1999 SPECIFICATIONS AND CONFIGURATIONS OF I/O PORTS

2.2.1 PARALLEL MINI-CENTRONICS INPUT PORT

2.2.2 LOCALTALK CONNECTION

3. VIDEO I/F INSTALLATION PROCEDURES

3.1 VIDEO I/F KIT TYPE-600 PARTS LIST

3.1.1 COMMON ASSEMBLIES

3.1.2 SET FOR PART 1A

3.1.3 SET FOR PART 1B

3.1.4 SET FOR PART 1C

3.1.5 PARTS FOR 1D

3.2 VIDEO I/F KIT TYPE-10 PARTS LIST

3.3 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES FOR INTERFACE KITS

3.3.1 JP5000

3.3.2 JP1010/1030/1045/1050

3.3.3 VT6000/3800/3600/3500/2600

3.3.4 VT2400

3.3.5 VT2240/VT2250

3.3.6 VT2200

3.3.7 VT1730/1800