SHARP ARFX4S Service Manual

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SERVICE MANUAL
DIGITAL LASER COPIER/ PRINTER OPTION
FAX EXPANSION KIT (For U.S.A./Canada)
MODEL
AR-FX4
EXPANSION MEMORY
2MB: AR-MM5 4MB: AR-MM6 8MB: AR-MM7
CONTENTS
[1] OUTLINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1
[2] SPECIFICATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1
[3] INSTALLATION PROCEDURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1
[4] ADJUSTMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1
[5] SIMULATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1
[6] SOFT SWITCH DESCRIPTIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1
[7] KEY OPERATOR PROGRAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1
[8] FLASH ROM VERSION UP PROCEDURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-1
[9] TROUBLE CODE LIST. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-1
[10] ELECTRICAL SECTION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-1
Parts marked with “ ” are important for maintaining the safety of the set. Be sure to replace these parts with specified ones for maintaining the safety and performance of the set.
This document has been published to be used
SHARP CORPORATION
for after sales service only. The contents are subject to change without notice.
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CONTENTS
[1] OUTLINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1
[2] SPECIFICATIONS
1. Communication system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1
2. Scanning system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1
3. Image process system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2
4. Print system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2
5. Transmission function system. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2
6. Reception function system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3
7. Registration system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3
8. Telephone function system. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4
9. Memory system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4
10. Additional information function for transmission . . . . . . . . . 1-4
11. Additional print function when receiving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4
12. Recording table system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-5
13. Others . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-5
[3] INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
1. Install of expansion kit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1
A. Parts included. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1
B. Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1
2. Mounting of additional memory (AR-MM5, MM6, MM7) . . . 3-3
[4] ADJUSTMENTS
1. Density section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1
A. FAX mode density adjustment (Overall mode) (<FAX
mode> SIM 46-12) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1
B. FAX mode density adjustment (Individual mode) (<FAX
mode> SIM 46-13 – 16) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1
2. Communication section . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2
A. Dial test (<FAX mode> SIM 66-13) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2
[5] SIMULATION
1. Entering the simulation mode/cancel of simulation mode . 5-1
2. Simulation code list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1
3. Details . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1
[6] SOFT SWITCH DESCRIPTIONS
1. Quick reference of FAX soft SW setup change . . . . . . . . . 6-1
2. Soft switch list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-2
3. Soft switch descriptions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-19
[7] KEY OPERATOR PROGRAM
1. List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1
2. Operating procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2
A. Common procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2
B. List output . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-3
[8] FLASH ROM VERSION UP PROCEDURE
1. Program download procedure (Main body program, FAX
program) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-1
2. Others (Error list) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-2
[9] TROUBLE CODE LIST
1. Machine trouble codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-1
2. Communication result code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-2
A. Composition of communication report code . . . . . . . . . 9-2
3. List of buzzer sounds in case of FAX abnormality. . . . . . . 9-4
[10] ELECTRICAL SECTION
1. Block diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-1
A. Main block diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-1
B. TEL/LIU PWB block diagram. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-2
2. Circuit diagram. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-3
A. FAX MAIN PWB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-3
B. TEL/LIU PWB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-13
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[1] OUTLINE
This unit is a fax expansion kit which provides facsimile functions by attaching to the digital machine AR-235/275 series.
To expand facsimile functions, use of SPF/RSPF is recommendable. By attaching a job separator/finisher, copy output and fax output can be separately discharged to different trays.
RSPF (AR-RP3) SPF (AR-SP4)
Job separator
(AR-TR3)
Finisher
(AR-FN5)
The fax board of the fax expansion kit is provided with 2MB flash mem­ory (standard). An expansion memory of one of 2MB/4MB/8MB can be added. (2MB expansion memory for fax, AR-MM5; 4MB expansion memory for fax, AR-MM6; 8MB expansion memory for fax, AR-MM7)
FAX expansion kit
(AR-FX4)
2MB
AR-MM5 AR-MM6 AR-MM7
Expansion memory (One of them is attached to.)
4MB 8MB
[2] SPECIFICATIONS
1. Communication system
(1) Electronic transmission system
Transmission time About 3 sec (Super G3/33660bps)
Compression system MH, MR, MMR, JBIG Modem speed 33600bps Mutual communication Employed line Public Switched Telephone Network
Number of employed lines ECM YES
2. Scanning system
(1) Document size
Max. document width Unscanable area Lead edge 5mm or less, rear edge 5mm or less
Auto detection size
OC AB series A3/B4/A4/A4R/A5
SPF/ RSPF
About 6sec (G3 ECM/14400bps)
2400 auto fall back
Super G3/G3
(PSTN), Private Branch Exchange (PBX) One line (no additional line allowed)
297mm (11.7")
left & right edges 6mm or less
Inch series 11 x 17/8.5 x 14/8.5 x 11/
8.5 x 11R/5.5 x 8.5 AB series A3/B4/A4/A4R/A5 Inch series 11 x 17/8.5 x 14/8.5 x 11/
8.5 x 11R/5.5 x 8.5
Document size specified
Duplex document specified Long document Max. 1000mm,.depending on the document
AB series A3/B4/A4/A4R/A5/8.5 x 11/
8.5 x 11R
Inch series 11 x 17/8.5 x 14/8.5 x 11/
8.5 x 11R/5.5 x 8.5/A4/A4R AB series + foolscap YES
width and resolution Differs in single/duplex.
A3/B4/A4/A4R/A5/8.5 x 11/
8.5 x 11R/8.5 x 13
(2) Transmission mode document load quantity scan
cycle (SPF/RSPF capacity)
SPF/OC transmission select Continuous auto paper feed Document load capacity
NO (Selection inhibited during scanning of a document) YES
30 sheets
(3) Half-tone reproduction density adjustment
Document scan cycle About 40 pages/min (Normal, A4R memory
Document scan speed Half-tone (Photo mode) Density selection Auto/manual in 5 steps
transmission, guaranteed scan pages = 30 pages) About 1.5sec/page (Normal, A4R memory transmission) Equivalent to 256 gradations (Combination of fine/super fine/ultra fine is possible.)
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3. Image process system
(1) Image selection
Normal 8dot/mm x 3.85line/mm Fine 8dot/mm x 7.7line/mm Super fine 8dot/mm x 15.4line/mm Ultra fine 16dot/mm x 15.4line/mm: ITU-T conforming
(reception impossible without additional memory. Receives in super fine mode.)
(2) Print resolution
600dpi (with resolution correction)
4. Print system
(1) Recording size
Max. record width 293mm (11.5") Recording paper
size detection
Recording paper size
YES (All sizes except for multi paper feed. Recognition of the set size. The tray has no function to detect the actual paper size.)
AB series
Inch series
A3/B4/A4/A4R/A5/8.5 x 11/8.5 x 11R
11 x 17/8.5 x 14/8.5 x 11/8.5 x 11R/
5.5 x 8.5/A4/A4R
(2) Recording paper
Cassette capacity Machine: 500 x 1 or 500 x 2
Recording paper empty detection
Paper feed All installed trays except for multi-manual tray.
Option: 500 x 1 or 500 x 2 YES
5. Transmission function system
(1) Simplified dialing function
Rapid key dialing 50 items Speed dialing 300 items Group dialing 50 items (including rapid key dialing) Telephone directory transmission Chain dialing YES Redialing The preceding number is saved, and is not
Program 9 items Mode recall NO
(2) F-code communication
Sub address YES (Max. 20 digits) Password YES (Max. 20 digits)
(3) Time specification
Time specification: Transmission/polling
(4) Recall mode
Auto recall mode when other party is busy.
Auto recall mode when in a communication error
Number of transmissions counted in recall mode simultaneously.
Any of other parties registered to speed dialing, rapid key dialing, and group dialing can be searched for using the first 10 letters.
cleared even with CLEAR ALL key.
Time is specified in transmission/polling.
Interval 1min to 15min, default 3min Number of
times Interval 1min to 15min / 0: Resend
Number of times
Send page After the error page
0 to 14 times / 0: No resend Default 2 times
immediately after disconnection of the line Default 1min 1 time only / 0: No resend Default 1 times
Max. 50 items
(5) Automatic reduction transmission
Message is reduced according to the receiver’s machine.
YES (ON/OFF by key operator program)
(6) Memory transmission/direct transmission
Memory transmission
Quick online transmission YES (Enable/Disable setup by key
Direct transmission YES (30 pages from SPF, only 1
Default setup Set by key operator program
Memory transmission
Number of transmission reservation to be set
Process in memory full
YES
Max. 50 items
Transmission cancel or only scanned data transmission
operator program)
page from OC)
(7) Broadcast function
Broadcast transmission
Group dialing Transmitted by group dialing
Relay broadcast transmission
Number of destinations
Transmission method
Usable dial 10-key entry, rapid key dialing,
Instructing station
Relay station Only from the machine having Sharp
Multiple relay NO Number of relay groups Number of receiving stations that may be specified per group
200 destinations (When group dialing is used, the number of other parties registered to group dialing is added.) Broadcast key, group key
speed dialing. However, those of which sub address is registered cannot be used.
registered to rapid key dialing Only from the machine having Sharp
relay broadcast instructing transmission function
relay broadcast transmission function
10 groups
120 items in rapid key dialing, 240 items in speed dialing
(8) Confidential function
Confidential transmission
Other station Only Sharp machine having
confidential function
(9) Scan specification
Page division YES (Allowed only from OC) Page coupling NO
(10) Priority function
Transmission reservation interrupt
Broadcast interrupt YES (by direct transmission)
YES (by direct transmission)
(11) Serial transmission function
Serial transmission NO
(12) Rotation transmission
Paper size AB series A4
Inch series 8.5 x 11
A4R, 8.5 x 11 8.5 x 11R
8.5 x 11R, A4 A4R,
(13) Book document transmission
Transmission method By OC mode Page division YES
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(14) Finish stamp
NO
(15) Bulletin board, polling transmission functions
Bulletin board Bulletin board YES Protection function
Check by other party’s number YES Check by matching of system number (user’s
own machine), ID number (other party’s machine) (between Sharp machines only)
YES
6. Reception function system
(1) Reception mode
Default setup Automatic reception (Reception
Automatic reception
Manual reception
Dial-in NO Answering machine connection Reception mode time switch NO
Automatic reception setup
Number of calls 0 to 9 times (Factory setup 2
Automatic switching of Telephone/Fax Non-call reception Allowed by setting the number of
Manual reception setup Setup for switching to automatic reception Number of calls to switch to automatic reception in manual reception mode
Answering connection
(2) Zoom reception
Reduction Reduction to
Enlargement NO
regular size Reduction between
regular sizes
(3) Memory reception function
Proxy reception Only when output is disabled. Compulsory memory reception NO
(4) Received data override output
YES
(5) Transfer
Transfer destination registration YES (Registered by key operator
Transfer procedure YES (Operated with function
(6) Specified number reception
Reception of only specified numbers allowed NO Reception of specified numbers inhibited YES
(7) Confidential function
Confidential reception
Sender Sharp machine having
Confidential box Registered up to 10 boxes Confidential box
name Confidential ID
code
state switchable) YES
times, variable) NO
calls to 0. YES
NO
NO
NO
YES (ON/OFF by key operator program)
YES (by print condition setup of key operator program)
program)
menu)
confidential function only
36 letters
May be set per confidential box
(8) Rotation reception
Paper is outputted by rotating 90 degrees to the set direction of paper in cassette
(9) Division reception
Division size When no paper for reception of long
document
Division reception setup YES (by print condition setup of key
operator program)
(10) Duplex reception
NO
(11) 2 in 1 reception
NO
(12) Polling (send request)
Polling YES Resolution at send request
Variable by soft SW. Default: fine
(13) Turn around transmission
NO
7. Registration system
(1) Number registration
Speed dialing
Rapid key dialing
Group dialing
Number of items 300 items Number of digits of
other party’s number
Registered name 36 letters Searched letters Up to 10 letters User tag classification International communication
mode setup Transmission
method Number of items 50 items Number of digits of
other party’s number
Registered name 36 letters Searched letters Up to half-size 10 letters User tag classification International communication
mode setup Transmission
method Registered key Rapid dialing key Max. number of registration per
group dialing Registerable
number
Registered name 36 letters Searched letters Up to 10 letters User tag classification Transmission method
40 digits
NO
YES
Speed dialing key + (000 to 299) + Start key
40 digits
NO
YES
Rapid dialing key (01 – 50)
100 items (The total number of registration is 150 items.)
Numbers registered to speed dialing, rapid dialing, and numbers entered with 10-key
NO
Rapid dialing key
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Program Number of items 9 items
Registerable item All items that can be set in
transmission, except for time
setup Registered name 36 letters Call method By pressing program key Change in setup
after calling
YES
(2) Sender registration
Sender’s name 36 letters, registered with key operator program Sender’s number 20 digits, registered with key operator program
(3) Polling (send request), bulletin board (remote
transmission) allow number registration)
Send request allow number
System number
ID number ID number
Registration of other party to which send request is made
System number registration
registration
10 digits, 20 digits, registered by
key operator program
Up to 1 number, registered in key
operator program
Up to 10 items in 4 digits.
Registered by key operator
program.
(4) Letter input
Input method Key entry YES Letters allowed for input
Half-size characters
Alphabet, Numerical figures,
Special characters, Codes
(5) Registered data write
YES (Service tool. Dial registration can be made with PC.)
(6) Date/time adjustment
Registered by key operator program.
(7) Backup
Backup of registration in power failure
SRAM used, by built-in battery
8. Telephone function system
Handset NO On-hook function YES Reserve NO Pause YES (1 to 15sec: Default 2sec, set
Telephone transmission in power failure
Sound volume adjustment
Tone pulse switch PULSE/TONE selection with key
External telephone connection
Call sound volume
Line monitor sound
On-hook sound YES (Set by key operator program to
Scan end sound
Communication end sound
Remote reception switch
by key operator program) No (However, external telephone
transmission is allowed.) YES (Set by key operator program to
Large/Medium/Small/No sound.) YES (Set by key operator program to
Large/Medium/Small/No sound.)
Large/Medium/Small.) YES (Set by soft switch to Large/
Medium/Small/No sound.) YES (Set by soft switch to Large/
Medium/Small/No sound.)
operator program. YES
YES (Switch number is in 1 digit +
∗∗
5
∗∗)
9. Memory system
Memory capacity Standard 2MB
Option Up to 8MB (+2MB/+4MB/+8MB)
Memory content (transmission reservation) confirmation
Memory use status YES (% display) Document data memory backup in power failure
LCD display YES Printout YES
YES (Flash memory)
10. Additional information function for transmission
Page counter YES Date printing YES (Year/month/day, Year
in 4 digits)
Cover paper function
Transmission message
Sender print function
Date/ display sequential switch
Cover
Date YES
paper
Receiver’s
item
name Receiver’s number Sender’s name Sender’s number Display of number of documents transmitted Transmission message Print paper size
Regular message CONFIDENTIAL/PLS.
User message NO Sender’s number 20 digits, registered with
Sender’s name 36 letters
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
A4 (AB series)
8.5 x 11 (Inch series)
DISTRIBUTE/URGENT/ PLS. CALL BACK/IMPORTANT
key operator program
11. Additional print function when receiving
Index print YES (Set by key operator program)
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12. Recording table system
(1) Communication record function
Communication record table size AB series A4 (Not output when
Inch series
Communication record memory capacity Communication record table
Time-specified communication table
Confidential reception check table
Number of items
Time-specified output
Output when recording memory full
Output of individual department
50 items in total of transmission and reception Max. 50 items for each of transmission and reception (Total of transmission and reception is up to 50 items.) Record table is outputted separately. If registration exceeds 50, the oldest one is deleted. YES (2 times per day)
Soft SW provided
YES (Communication time of each department is outputted as department management record table.)
Common with transmission record table
YES
(2) Communication result report function
Communication result table (transmission)
YES (Select Always print/in failure of transmission/no print. With key operator program)
(3) Report function
Broadcast communication report Communication result table (reception) Communication result table (confidential reception) Document content print in transmission error
YES (Select Always print/in failure of transmission/no print. With key operator program) YES (Select Always print/in failure of transmission/no print. With key operator program) YES (Select Always print no print. With key operator program)
YES (Some part of the first page is printed: ON/OFF setup by key operator program. Confidential transmission data are never printed.)
(4) Other report list
Rapid key dialing table
Speed dialing table YES (Speed dialing table) Group table YES (Group number table Telephone number table
Transmission message list
ID/Senders list YES Confidential ID table Soft switch list YES Memory image deletion table
YES (Rapid key table)
YES (Table of searched letters in rapid key dialing, speed dialing, and group dialing in alphabetical order) NO
YES
NO
paper greater than A4 is not set.)
Letter (not output if size setting is not Letter or larger)
13. Others
CSI transmission function
Department management
Operation panel display
Automatic booting mode NO
CSI transmission YES
Limitation on users in each department
Number of departments registered
Charge management function for each department
LCD 19 letters x 5 lines
YES
20 items
NO
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[3] INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
1. Install of expansion kit
A. Parts included
Fax key unit: Fax PWB TEL/LIU PWB
Speaker unit: M3 golden screws:
2 pcs.
PWB spacers: 2 pcs. Fax connector cover:
1 pcs.
M3 screws with washer: 6 pcs.
Line cable: 1 pcs.
2) Attach the fax key unit. Connect the flat cable to the fax key unit, attach the fax key unit to
the operation panel, and use the screw to fix it. Close the front cover of the copier.
Fax key unit
Screw
Front cover
3) Remove the shielding plate and the left rear cabinet. Remove the 5 fixing screws on the shilding plate and take off the
shilding plate with inserting the flatblade screwdriver, etc. Next, remove the 5 fixing screws on the left rear cabinet, and slide
it backward to remove.
Supplied label:
1 sheet
Operation manuals:
2 pcs.
Writing label: 1 sheet Installation manual:
1 sheet
B. Installation
Turn off the main switch of the copier and then remove the power plug of the copier from the outlet.
1) Remove the fax dummy cover. Open the front cover of the copier, remove the screw that fixes the
fax dummy cover, and remove the fax dummy cover.
Fax dummy cover
Screw
(2)
(1)
Screws
Shielding plate
4) Work the left rear cabinet. Cut and remove the cut-out portion from the left rear cabinet using
a tool such as nippers. Be careful about the direction of the tool so that the cut surface is
flat.
Screws
Cut-out portion
Left rear cabinet
Front cover
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5) Attach the speaker. Attach the speaker to the left rear cabinet using supplied two
golden screws (M3).
M3 golden screws
8) Reattach the left rear cabinet.
1. Pass the speaker harness through the hole of the frame of the fax expansion PWB and connect it to the connector of the fax PWB.
2. Fit the pawls of the left rear cabinet to the mounting portions of the main unit. Slide the cabinet toward the front of the main unit to attach it.
3. Fix the left rear cabinet with 2 screws.
4. Attach the supplied fax connector cover.
Speaker harness
Screw
6) Attach the fax PWB. Mount the two spacers on the fax PWB. Next, insert the fax PWB connector into the connector on the
expansion PWB, install with 4 M3 screws with washer.
M3 screws with washer
Fax PWB
Spacers
M3 screws with washer
7) Attach the TEL/LIU PWB. Insert the TEL/LIU PWB connector into the fax PWB connector,
attach 2 spacers on the TEL/LIU PWB, and attach the TEL/LIU PWB with 2 M3 screws with washer.
1
3
Left rear cabinet
2
4
3
Fax connector cover
Screw
Pawls
9) Reattach the shielding plate. Fit the pawls of the shielding plate to the main unit and secure the
plate using five screws.
Screws
TEL/LIU PWB
Spacers
Insert the power plug of the copier to the outlet and turn on the main switch. Then, carry out the following procedure.
10) Date/time setting Press [SPECIAL FUNCTION] key on the operation panel, select
[KEY OPERATOR PROGRAM]. Input 5-digit Key Operator Code with 10-key, and select [FAX] in Mode Select.
Select [DEFAULT SETTING], [DATE/TIME SETTING], and input month/day/year in this order, and press [OK] to set.
M3 screws with washer
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Input hour/minute in this order, and press [OK] to set.
Shielding plate
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11) Paste the label on the left rear cabinet of the copier. Paste the FCC label to the position shown in the illustration.
In order to manifest the compliance with FCC Part 68 and IC CS-03, it is required to provide the machine with the FCC Registration Number (USA), Ringer Equivalence (USA) and Ringer Equivalence (Canada). After installing the FAX expansion kit in the machine, please put the registration label, packed with the kit, on the prescribed location.
3
3
FCC label
2. Mounting of additional memory
(AR-MM5, MM6, MM7)
• When mounting memory, turn off the main unit.
1) Remove the fax connector cover using a flatblade screwdriver or the like.
2) Insert the memory card securely so that the model name is on the rear side.
3) Reattach the fax connector cover.
• Turn on the main unit.
(When turning on the main unit just after expansion, the system check time will become longer due to memory initialization.)
4) Make certain that the memory was expanded by displaying SW list with SIM 66-21.
1)
Fax connector cover
1)
2)
Memory card
3)
3)
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[4] ADJUSTMENTS
Section Adjustment items Adjustment procedures
1 Density section A FAX mode density adjustment (Overall mode) <FAX mode> SIM 46-12
B FAX mode density adjustment (Individual mode) <FAX mode> SIM 46-13 – 46-16
2 Communication section A Dial test <FAX mode> SIM 66-13
1. Density section
A. FAX mode density adjustment (Overall mode)
(<FAX mode> SIM 46-12)
1) Set the test chart (TPAP-2109SCZZ <CCITT #3 chart>) on the OC table as shown below, and close the OC cover.
Glass holding plate
2) Switch to the FAX mode and execute SIM 46-12.
3) After warming up, shading is performed and the current density level is displayed on the lower two digits of the display section in standard and auto density mode.
4) Enter the set value with the 10-key to adjust the FAX image den­sity.
5) Make a copy, and adjust so that the following adjustment specifica­tion is satisfied.
When an adjustment is made in this mode, the exposure level for
each communication mode and each density mode are automatically adjusted accordingly.
<Adjustment specifications>
Density
Auto Standard FAX
mode
Resolution
mode
SIM
mode 46-12
CCITT #3
chart output
result
“3” is slightly copied.
Set value
The greater the set value is, the greater the density is, and vice versa.
Set
range
0 – 99
B. FAX mode density adjustment (Individual mode)
(<FAX mode> SIM 46-13 – 16)
1) Set the test chart (TPAP-2109SCZZ <CCITT #3 chart>) on the OC table as shown below, and close the OC cover.
Glass holding plate
2) Switch to the FAX mode and execute SIM 46-13 to 46-16 depend­ing on the adjustment mode.
3) After warming up, shading is performed and the current density level is displayed on the lower two digits of the display section.
4) Enter the set value with the 10-key to adjust the FAX image den­sity.
5) Make a copy, and adjust the density with the copy as a reference.
<Adjustment specifications>
Resolution
mode
Standard Switched with the
Fine Switched with the
Super fine Switched with the
Ultra fine Switched with the
Density
changeover
density select key.
density select key.
density select key.
density select key.
SIM Set value
FAX mode 46­13 FAX mode 46­14 FAX mode 46­15 FAX mode 46­16
The greater the set value is, the greater the density is, and vice versa.
Set
range
0 – 99
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2. Communication section
Note: These items are factory adjusted when shipping according to
FCC standards. Therefore, do not change the setting in the mar­ket.
A. Dial test (<FAX mode> SIM 66-13)
(1) Dial pulse transmission test
1) Execute SIM 66-13 in FAX mode.
2) Execute the dial pulse mode according to the instructions on the LCD display.
SELECT SIGNAL 1:PULSE 2:DTMF
3) Select the dial pulse.
SELECT PULSE 1:10PPS 2:20PPS
4) Set the make time.
INPUT MAKE TIME (0-15) _
5) Select the dial to be transmitted. Default: 0123456789 (After deleting with the clear key, it can be set to any desired
value.)
6) Transmission is started from the line.
#
SEND yyPPS xxm s 1:YES 2:NO
6) Start transmission from the line.
H:xx L:yy 1:YES 2:NO
xx: High group soft SW set value yy: Low group soft SW set value
SENDING DTMF
Soft SWInitial
SW 53­1 – 4 SW 53­5 – 8
DTMF trans­mission level
High group Low group
SIM
(FAX mode) 66­13 (Test only)
value
3.5dB (7)
3.5dB (7)
Set value
SW set value: 0 – 15 Transmission level: 0 – 7.5dB
0.5ms step (Binary input)
SENDING yyPPS xxm s
Soft SWInitial
Dial pulse make time
10 PPS
20 PPS
SIM
FAX mode 66-13
SW 67­1 – 4
SW 67­5 – 8
value
40ms (14)
0ms 0 fixed
Set value
SW set value: 0 – 15 Make time: 26 – 41ms
1ms step (Binary input)
(2) DTMF signal transmission level adjustment
1) Execute SIM 66-13 in the FAX mode.
2) Execute the DTMF mode according to the instructions on the LCD display.
SELECT SIGNAL 1:PULSE 2:DTMF
3) Select the signal transmission level. The signal transmission level is classified into two groups: the high
group, and the low group. Transmission can be made with either of default and the soft SW
set value.
SELECT HIGH LEVEL 1:DEFAULT 2:SOFT SW.
SELECT LOW LEVEL 1:DEFAULT 2:SOFT SW.
4) The transmission level can be set when the following menu is dis­played on the LCD. (et value 1 = 0.5dB change)
INPUT VALUE (0-15) _
(This value is returned to the original value when the simulation mode is canceled.)
5) Select the dial signal to be transmitted.
Default: 0123456789 (After deleting with the clear key, it can be set to any desired
value.)
#
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[5] SIMULATION
1. Entering the simulation mode/cancel of
simulation mode
Procedure Key operation
1 Simulation mode selection
2 Main code selection
3 Sub code selection
Selection of the mode and
4
item
5 Start simulation operation
Returns to the sub code selection.
6
Simulation mode clear
INTERRUPT
#
10-key
10-key
10-key
START
OK
or
INTERRUPT
CA
• Selection of the main code and the sub code is set with the [START]
key.
• There are two or more screens, the adjustment "Current page/Max.
] key (previous page) or [↓] key to select
page" is displayed. Press [
a screen.
2. Simulation code list
Code
Main Sub
8 13 Used to check and adjust the operation of the
developing bias voltage in FAX mode and the control circuit.
14 Used to check and adjust the operation of the main
charger grid voltage (high mode) in FAX mode and the control circuit.
15 Used to check and adjust the operation of the main
charger grid voltage (low mode) in FAX mode and
the control circuit. 22 11 FAX related counter display 24 10 FAX related counter clear 26 1 Used to set options. (This simulation is used to
make option setting when an option is installed.)
60 Used to set enable/disable of the FAX mode key
when FAX is not installed. (When FAX is installed,
the FAX mode is enabled regardless of this setup.) 46 12 FAX exposure level adjustment (batch)
13 to 16FAX exposure level adjustment (individual)
48 8 FAX magnification ratio adjustment (read)
9 FAX magnification ratio adjustment (print)
10 FAX auto reduction magnification ratio (print).
50 8 FAX lead edge adjustment (read)
9 FAX lead edge adjustment (print)
66 1 FAX related soft SW setting
2 Initial set for the value of the FAX soft SW 3 FAX PWB memory check 4 Signal send mode 6 Printing the confidential password
7 Image data print 10 Image data memory clear 11 300bps signals send 13 Send test and adjustment of the dial pulse and
DTMF signal. 17 DTMF signal send 21 FAX information print 30 TEL/LIU state change recognition 32 Receive data check 34 Communication time measurement display
Function
C
(Input main code)
(Input sub code)
and
↑ ↓
INTERRUPT
START
START
Code
Main Sub
Function
37 Speaker sound volume adjustment
66
38 Time setting/check 50 The FAST area of SRAM is cleared.
3. Details
8
8-13
Purpose Adjustment/Operation test/check Function
(Purpose)
Section Image process (Photoconductor/Developping/
Operation/procedure
Enter the adjustment value and press the [OK] key, and output opera­tion is performed for 30sec. (Initial screen) (Executing screen)
Sim8-13 DV BIAS FAX FAX 426
EXEC [200-550] 4260
Setting range 200-550 Default 426
The minimum increment is 2V. The result of (Set value – 199) / 2 is stored in the EEPROM. When reading a value from the EEPROM, the value of (EEP value *2) + 200 is used as the set value. Therefore, the set value entered must be an even number. If an odd number is entered the entered odd number + 1 is displayed after pressing [OK] key.
8-14
Purpose Adjustment/Operation test/check Function (Purpose)
Section Image process (Photoconductor/Developping/
Operation/procedure
Enter the adjustment value and press the [OK] key, and output opera­tion is performed for 30sec.
The input value is in the increment of –25V. (Initial screen) (Executing screen)
Sim8-14 MHV(H) FAX FAX 5
EXEC [ 1- 8] 5
Setting range 1-8 Default 5
Used to check and adjust the operation of the developing bias voltage in FAX mode and the control circuit.
Transfer/Cleaning) Developer/Toner hopper
Sim8-13 DV BIAS FAX FAX 426
EXEC [200-550] 426
Used to check and adjust the operation of the main charger grid voltage (high mode) in FAX mode and the control circuit.
Transfer/Cleaning) Photo conductor
Sim8-14 MHV(H) FAX FAX 5
EXEC [ 1- 8] 5
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NO. Set value Grid High Grid Low
1 480 –480V –350V 2 505 –505V –375V 3 530 –530V –400V 4 555 –555V –425V 5 580 –580V –450V 6 605 –605V –475V 7 630 –630V –500V 8 655 –655V –525V
*1. The negative value of the set value corresponds to the grid high
output voltage. *2. The set values can be selected from the above 8 patterns only. *3. The selected pattern determines the grid high voltage and the grid
low voltage.
If, for example, the grid high voltage is set to –480V (pattern 1), the
grid low voltage is –350V.
8-15
Purpose Adjustment/Operation test/check Function
(Purpose)
Section Image process (Photoconductor/Developping/
Operation/procedure
Enter the adjustment value and press the [OK] key, and output opera­tion is performed for 30sec. (Initial screen) (Executing screen)
Sim8-15 MHV(L) FAX FAX 5
EXEC [ 1- 8] 5
Setting range 1-8 Default 5
NO. Set value Grid High Grid Low
1 480 –480V –350V 2 505 –505V –375V 3 530 –530V –400V 4 555 –555V –425V 5 580 –580V –450V 6 605 –605V –475V 7 630 –630V –500V 8 655 –655V –525V
*1. The negative value of the set value corresponds to the grid high
output voltage. *2. The set values can be selected from the above 8 patterns only. *3. The selected pattern determines the grid high voltage and the grid
low voltage.
If, for example, the grid high voltage is set to –480V (pattern 1), the
grid low voltage is –350V.
Used to check and adjust the operation of the main charger grid voltage (low mode) in FAX mode and the control circuit.
Transfer/Cleaning) Photo conductor
Sim8-15 MHV(L) FAX FAX 5
EXEC [ 1- 8] 5
22
22-11
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function
(Purpose)
FAX related counter display
Operation/procedure
The current counter value (number of send/receive pages) of the FAX send/receive counter and the accumulated reception time and the print counter are displayed.
Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
24
24-10
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function (Purpose)
Operation/procedure
The current counter value (number of send/receive pages) of the FAX send/receive counter and the accumulated reception time and the print counter are cleared to 0.
Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
FAX related counter clear
26
26-1
Purpose Setting Function
(Purpose) Item Specifications Option
Operation/procedure
Set the job separator.
Sim26-1 OPTION SET. JOB SEPARATOR 0 (0:NONE 1:JOB SEPARATOR) [ 0- 1] 0
26-60
Purpose Setting Function (Purpose)
Item Operation
Operation/procedure
Input the set value with the 10-key and press the [OK] key. This setup varies in connection with SIM 26-6 (Destination setup).
Sim26-60 FAX KEY FAX KEY SETTING 0 (0:ON 1:OFF)
[ 0- 1] 0
Display
items
0:ON
1:OFF
Used to set options. (This simulation is used to make option setting when an option is installed.)
Set value Connection option
0 None (default) 1 Job separator provided.
Used to set enable/disable of the FAX mode key when FAX is not installed. (When FAX is installed, the FAX mode is enabled regardless of this setup.)
Default
Content
Effective (The message with FAX uninstalled is displayed.) Disable (Error Beep)
Setting
range
0-1 0 1
JAPAN,
SEC, SECL,
SUK, SCA
Others
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46
48
46-12
Purpose Adjustment Function (Purpose)
Operation/procedure
Shading is performed to turn on the copy LED. The current exposure value of "Normal character, Auto exposure" mode is displayed. Enter an adjustment value of 2 digits with the 10-key and press the START key, and the entered value will be set to all the modes and the self print will be made in the normal size.
Exposure adjustment value table
Mode AE Photo Exposure adjustment STD (Standard character)
Fine (Small character)
S-fine (Fine)
U-fine (Super fine)
When initializing each data: 50 Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
46-13 to 16
Purpose Adjustment Function
(Purpose)
Operation/procedure
The FAX exposure level can be adjusted separately for each mode by specifying a sub code. Since selection of Auto/Manual and Photo ON/ OFF is allowed separately for each mode, adjustments of 14 patterns in total can be made.
(Refer to 46-12, "Exposure adjustment table".)
Sub code Mode
13 STD (normal character) 14 Fine (small character) 15 S-fine (super fine)
16 U-fine (super fine) Shading is performed to turn on the copy LED. The current exposure value of the selected mode is displayed. Enter the 2-digit adjustment value with the 10-key pad and push
START key. The entered value is set for the specified mode, and the self print is made with the same magnification ratio for the mode.
Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
FAX exposure level adjustment (batch)
Auto Manual Auto Manual Auto Manual Auto Manual Auto Manual Auto Manual Auto Manual Auto Manual
FAX exposure level adjustment (individual)
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
Individual adjustment
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
enable
(46-13 to 16)
48-8
Purpose Adjustment Function (Purpose) Related soft SWSW76-1 to 8, SW77-1 to 8
Operation/procedure
Adjust and set FAX document read magnification ratio, read and print the document.
Adjustment magnification ratio
OC read main scanning magnification ratio
OC read sub scanning magnification ratio
SPF read main scanning magnification ratio
SPF read sub scanning magnification ratio
Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
48-9
Purpose Adjustment Function (Purpose) Related soft SW SW78-1 to 8, SW79-1 to 8
Operation/procedure
After the adjustment/setting of FAX print magnification ratio, read and print the document.
Adjustment magnification ratio
Main scanning magnification ratio Sub scanning magnification ratio
Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
48-10
Purpose Adjustment Function (Purpose) Related soft SW SW25-1 to 4
Operation/procedure
Set the FAX auto reduction magnification ratio (0 to 15%). Note:Executable only when the FAX is installed.
FAX magnification ratio adjustment (read)
Adjustment
range
1 – 128 –
255%
FAX magnification ratio adjustment (print)
Adjustment
range
1 – 128 –
255%
FAX auto reduction magnification ratio (print).
Adjustment
unit
0.1%
increment
Adjustment
unit
0.1%
increment
50
50-8
The adjustments on the machine side must have been normally completed.
Purpose Adjustment Function
(Purpose) Related soft SW SW44-1 to 4, SW44-5 to 8
Operation/procedure
Adjust and set FAX document read lead edge position, read and print the document.
FAX lead edge adjustment (read)
SW45-1 to 4, SW45-5 to 8
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OC read
A
B
Read area
D
C
F
Adjustment position Adjustment range
SPF read
E
Read area
H
G
Adjustment
unit A OC read lead edge position 43 – 50 – 57 lines 8 lines B OC read left edge position 43 – 50 – 57 dots 8 dots C OC read rear edge position 43 – 50 – 57 lines 8 lines D OC read right edge position 43 – 50 – 57 dots 8 dots E SPF read lead edge position 43 – 50 – 57 lines 8 lines
F SPF read left edge position 43 – 50 – 57 dots 8 dots G SPF read rear edge position 43 – 50 – 57 lines 8 lines H SPF read right edge position 43 – 50 – 57 dots 8 dots
Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
50-9
Purpose Adjustment Function
FAX lead edge adjustment (print)
(Purpose) Related soft SW SW74-1 to 4, SW75-5 to 8
Operation/procedure
After the adjustment/setting of FAX print lead edge position, read and print the document.
Adjustment position Adjustment range
Adjustment
unit A Lead edge position 43 – 50 – 57 lines 16 lines B Left edge position 43 – 50 – 57 dots 16 dots
Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
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66-1
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function
(Purpose)
Operation/procedure
Display FAX software SW on LCD, and set/change those with 10-key. Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
66-2
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function (Purpose)
Operation/procedure
Used to clear the FAX-related soft switches except for the line signal adjustment value and the machine adjustment value and to set default values (which differ depending on the country code separately entered.)
Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
FAX related soft SW setting
Initial set for the value of the FAX soft SW
66-3
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function
FAX PWB memory check
(Purpose)
Operation/procedure
Read/write can be checked for FAX PWB memory. The check result is displayed separately for each memory.
1. Memory to be checked DRAM
SRAM Flash ROM Program area SUM check only
Memory area
Option memory The memory size follows the
automatically detected value.
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2. Detailed procedure
1 "55H" is written to all the addresses of each memory, and the
address data are read in sequence to check that they were properly written.
2 "AAH" is written to all the addresses of each memory, and the
address data are read in sequence to check that they were properly written.
3 "00H" is written to all the addresses of each memory, and the
address data are read in sequence to check that they were properly written.
4 Perform checks 1 - 3 sequentially. If there is no abnormality, it is
"OK." If there is any abnormality, "NG" is notified to the error address.
5 After completion of check, the memory is returned to the initial
state.
(CPU is not reset) Interruption cannot be made during operation. Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
66-4
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function
Signal send mode
(Purpose) Related soft SWSW5-5 to 8 (signals send level)
SW23-1 to 4 (RBT ON time) SW23-5 to 8 (RBT OFF time) SW43-1 to 5 (DTMF signal send time)
Operation/procedure
By setting the message No., the signal is sent to the line and the speaker of the body. (The signal is continuously sent until the interrup­tion command is provided by pressing the [BACK] key.)
The signal send level can be selected from 0dB or the soft SW set value. However, the level setup is not required for 01, 31 - 35, the selection may does not appear. After completion of the mode, the sig­nal send level is returned to the soft SW set value before execution of the mode.
Signal
number
Send signal
Send level
Selection menu 01 Signal not send None 26 7EH Flag signal Yes 27, 28, 30 Tone signal Yes 31 Pseudo-ringer sound
None
([ON HOOK] key ON)
32 Voice message (no sound) None
Under the state where the ring back tone can be sent to the line, keep the sound composition IC volume to
0.
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Signal
number
Send signal
Send level
Selection menu
33 Ring back tone (no sound) None
Under the state where the ring back tone can be sent to the line, keep the G/A volume to 0.
34 Dial pulse (make) 1: 0dB
Maintain the make state with
2: Soft SW
keeping the condition to be able to send to the dial pulse line.
35 Dial pulse (break) 1: 0dB
Maintain the break state with
2: Soft SW
keeping the condition to be able to send to the dial pulse line.
Other than
FFH Yes
the above
Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
66-6
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function
Printing the confidential password
(Purpose)
Operation/procedure
The confidential ID table (confidential BOX numbers, confidential BOX names, and confidential password) is printed.
The confidential data of My company mode is printed separately. Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
66-7
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function
Print the screen memory contents
(Purpose)
Operation/procedure
Used to input all image data (including confidential reception data, remote send image, not-sent image) stored in image memory of the FAX section.
The output image is remained even after outputting. Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
66-10
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function
Image data memory clear
(Purpose)
Operation/procedure
Used to clear all image data (including confidential reception data) stored in image memory of the FAX section.
The management table is also cleared (initialized) at the same time. Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
66-11
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function
300bps signals send
(Purpose)
Operation/procedure
By setting the signal number, the specified signal is delivered to the line at the speed of 300bps. (The signal is continuously sent until the interruption command is provided by pressing the [BACK] key.)
The signal send level can be selected from 0dB or the soft SW set value.
The signal send level is returned to the soft SW set value before exe­cution of the mode after completion of the mode.
Number Signal Number Signal
1 No signal (CML ON) 4 00000 2 11111 5 010101 3 11110 6 00001
Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
66-13
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function
(Purpose)
Send test and adjustment of the dial pulse and DTMF signal.
Related soft SW SW53-1 to 4 (DTMF high group end level)
SW53-5 to 8 (DTMF low group send level) SW67-1 to 4 (DP 10PPS make time) SW67-5 to 8 (DP 10PPS make time)
Operation/procedure
The send test of dial pulse and DTMF signal is performed and the make time adjustment of dial pulse and the DTMF signal send level adjustment are performed if necessary.
1. Dial pulse (10pps) send test
2. Dial pulse (20pps) send test
• Used to set the make time. By performing the test, the registered dial pulse of max. 100 digits can be sent from the line.
• When "*" and "#" are included in the registered dial number, they are disregarded and the number is not processed as a dial.
• The make time set in the dial test is written into the corresponding soft SW.
• Default: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0
] [ → ] key in DP dial selection menu to switch.
Operate the [ (Time before pulse delivery can be changed as 2sec
4sec
8sec.)
3. DTMF signal send test
• Set the signal send level to 0dB or the soft SW set value. Used to set the high level group and the low level group of DTMF signal send level. By executing the test, DTMF signal is sent from the line to a recorded dial number of max. 100 digits.
• The high group/low group value of the DTMF signal send level set in the dial test is written into the corresponding soft SW.
• Default: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 * 0 #
] keys to select.
In the PB dial select menu, press [
←][→
Pressing the [CLEAR] key during the operation clears the input value and returns to the value input menu.
• Max. 100 digits can be assigned to each dial (0 - 9, *, #). While the default value is displayed at first, a desired value can be entered and the entered value is stored on the FAX side until the menu is can­celed.
• After completion of the mode, the signal send level is returned to the soft SW set value before execution of the mode.
Make time 1ms for input value of 1. Adjust so that the dial pulse
make rate is within 33±3%. (For North America, 40±3%.) Dial pulse make rate =
Make time / (Make time + Break time)
Break time It is obtained from the formula below and
automatically set.
PPS = 1000 / (make time + break time) DTMF signal adjustment
The signal send levels are classified into the high
group and the low group. The send level is 0.5dB for
each 1 of input value.
Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
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Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function (Purpose) Related soft SW SW53-1 to 4 (DTMF high group end level)
Operation/procedure
Set the signal send level to 0dB or the soft SW set value, and specify one dial to be delivered to.
The DTMF signal of the specified dial number is delivered until the interruption command is provided by pressing the [BACK] key.) When another dial number is specified during delivery of the signal, the new dial number is delivered.
The signal send level is returned to the soft SW set value before exe­cution of the mode after completion of the mode.
Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
66-21
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function (Purpose)
Operation/procedure
The following FAX information is printed.
Print information Details 1 User switch list 2 Soft SW list 3 Dump list 4 System error Used to print the system error log (error
5 Protocol monitor Regardless of soft SW19-1 status, the
Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
66-30
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function
(Purpose)
Operation/procedure
When the relay state of the polarity reverse relay, the external tele­phone hook switch is changed, the content of change is displayed regardless of the soft SW setup. The display of change is kept until an interruption command is supplied by pressing the [BACK] key.
Check signal
HS2 —— HS1 ——
RHS ON OFF
EXHS ON OFF
Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
DTMF signal send
SW53-5 to 8 (DTMF low group send level)
FAX information print
number and time). For this operation, the system error log is always stored as the ring buffer in the SRAM 256byte area.
protocol monitor of the preceding communication is printed. (Printing is allowed at any time before starting the next communication.) For this operation, the protocol monitor of one communication is always buffered.
Recognize TEL/LIU state change.
Notification contents
Signal low Signal high
66-32
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function (Purpose)
Operation/procedure
The data received from the line are checked to insure that the following reception data are identical to the judgment data. If identical, "OK" is notified. If not, "NG."
A judgment is made according to the reception start data. Continuous coincidence is required.
Receive speed 300bps Receive data 00 Number of judgment data 100
Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
66-34
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function (Purpose) Related soft SW SW10-1
Operation/procedure
The send/receive test is performed, and the time required for send/ receive of the image data in the test is measured and displayed.
Setup on the user side when executing communication
Measuring range
Mode when measuring
How to check the time
Measuring unit
When there are two or more send/receive operations of image data in one communication, only the time of the last send/receive data near the end is measured.
Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
66-37
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function
(Purpose) Related soft SW SW 86-1, 2 (call sound)
Receive data check
Communication time measurement display
Communication means Picture quality Density ECM Sender information
Send From flag reception before sending of
image data until sending of RCP frame
Receive From flag reception before reception of
image data until reception of RCP frame Used to make communication not in a simulation process but in the normal screen and measure the time. Enter the simulation for communication time check and check the time. msec
Speaker sound volume adjustment
SW 85-1, 2 (line monitor sound) SW 84-1, 2 (on hook) SW 88-1, 2 (read end sound) SW 89-1, 2 (communication end sound) SW 87-1, 2 (DTMF send sound) SW75-1, 2 (send end sound length) SW75-3, 4 (receive end sound length)
: Memory send
: Normal Character : Lighter :ON :OFF
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Operation/procedure
The following test sound is delivered to the line and the speaker to adjust the sound kind and volume.
The send level to the line is the set value of soft SW. The set values of the selected sound kind and volume are written to
each soft SW.
1. Sound kinds pattern
Sound kinds (Test sound)
Sound volume set value Sound
0 123
volume
Pattern 1 Call sound NS S M L 01 to 35 2 Lline monitor sound
NS S M L 01 to 35 (Test sound : Communication signal sound)
3 On hook
(Test sound :
Setting
Disable
S M L 01 to 35
Communication signal sound)
4 Read complete
NS S M L 01 to 35 sound
5 Communication
NS S M L 01 to 35 end sound
6 DTMF signal send
NS S M L 01 to 35 sound
NS=No Sound S=Small M=Medium L=Large
2. Sound volume pattern Sound
volume
VR set value
1234567 1234567
Sound
volume
VR set value
01 S M L 20 S M L 02 S M L 21 S M L 03 S M L 22 S M L 04 S M L 23 S M L 05 S M L 24 S M L 06 S M L 25 S M L 07 S M L 26 S M L 08 S M L 27 S M L 09 S M L 28 S M L 10 S M L 29 S M L 11 S M L 30 S M L 12 S M L 31 S M L 13 S M L 32 S M L 14 S M L 33 S M L 15 S M L 34 S M L 16 S M L 35 S M L 17 S M L 18 S M L
19 S M L S=Small M=Medium L=Large Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
66-38
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function
Time setting/check
(Purpose)
Operation/procedure
Read/write the time (year, month, day, min., sec.) on RTC of FAX PWB.
Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
66-50
Purpose Adjustment/Setting/Check Function
The FAST area of SRAM is cleared.
(Purpose)
Operation/procedure
Only the SRAM area where data related to FAST are stored is cleared. Note: Executable only when the FAX is installed.
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[6] SOFT SWITCH DESCRIPTIONS
1. Quick reference of FAX soft SW setup change
Large item Medium item Switch content Key operator Soft SW No. Purpose of use
Dial (calling) Remote party
Redialing When error Recall interval Send function setup SW 4-1 – 4 When transmission errors occur frequently
Reception (receiving call)
External telephone
Communication General Transmission level NO SW 5-5 – 8 When remote machine cannot receive
Transmission G3/SG3 DIS reception
Reception G3/SG3 CSI transmission NO
calling inhibited
Signal detection Busy tone detection NO SW 7-3 When busy tone detection inhibited
When error Number of times of recall Send function setup SW 40-1 – 4 When busy Recall interval Send function setup SW 4-5 – 8 When line is busy frequently When busy Number of times of recall Send function setup SW 40-5 – 8 When CI detection inhibited
Setup of external telephone Remote switch number Remote switch setup
SG3 V34 mode function setup NO SW 52-7 When SG3 communication errors occur
SG3 V34 transmission speed Rapid key/speed dial, etc. When an error occurs in SG3
G3 V29 no-modulation
SG3 V34 reception speed NO When fall-down frequently occurs in SG3
G3 Countermeasure for
Pause time Initial setup SW 38-1 – 4 When dial inhibited/erroneous dial Dial calling signal Initial setup SW 41-1, 2 When dial inhibited DTMF related items NO SW 53-1 – 4 When dial inhibited in PB (PBX/FAX
NO SW 53-5 – 8 When dial inhibited in PB (PBX/FAX
NO SW 43-1 – 5 When dial inhibited in PB (PBX/FAX
Pulse (10PPS) NO SW 67-1 – 4 When dial inhibited with pulse
Busy tone detection NO SW 15-1 – 3 When busy tone detection error Dial tone detection NO SW 7-4
CI detection NO SW 12-6, 7 No reception CI signal OFF detection time YES/NO Initial setup SW 16-2 When connecting external telephone
Input of 2-digit number Initial setup SW 2-5 – 8 When remote switch is erroneously
YES/NO NO SW 8-5 When remote switch is erroneously
JBIG mode NO SW 10-8 When an error occurs in JBIG mode
V34 symbol rate NO SW 58-1 – 6 When SG3 communication errors occur
confirmation Line equalizer NO SW 5-1, 2 It is set depending on the distance with the
Manual transmission V34 NO SW 52-6 When SG3 communication error occurs in
carrier Modem transmission
speed RTN reception error NO SW 52-5 When the result is OK though RTN is
Max. reception length NO When receiving a document of 1m or more
Proxy reception NO Prevention against EQM dissipation
echo in reception Reception modem speed NO SW 7-7, 8 When line is in bad condition and fall-back
EYE-Q check only NO SW 72-1 Change in detection method of training
NO SW 55-1 – 7 No reception
Rapid key/speed dial, etc. SW 6-8 When an error occurs in phase B
NO SW 6-5 When V29 communication error occurs.
Rapid/speed dial, etc. SW 15-5 – 8 For certain/uncertain destinations
NO When line is in bad condition and errors
NO When an error occurs in phase B of
service, etc.)
service, etc.)
service, etc.)
detected
detected
signals at a proper level.
frequently
frequently
station when a communication error occurs.
communication.
FAX service, etc.
received.
length
occur frequently.
communication.
reception.
or errors occur frequently.
error
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Large item Medium item Switch content Key operator Soft SW No. Purpose of use
Reception print Paper selection Sub scan length
judgment Output condition setup Reception function setup To make divided print instead of reduction
Automatic reduction print Reception function setup When reduction print is not made. Magnification ratio in
automatic reduction Rotation reception print NO When rotation print is not made. Reception size setup Reception function setup Reception capacity is indicated on the
Index Index print setup Reception function setup When an index is added to received data.
NO When print is not made on selected paper.
print
NO When reduction print is not made on a fixed
size paper.
transmission machine.
2. Soft switch list
When outside the set range, the default value is automatically set.
Never change the soft switch setup which are inhibited to use.
SW
Data
NO.
No.
1 Size specification Bit No. 1 2
2 Conforms to the machine
3 Inhibited to use 0 4 Auto/Manual default
S
W
1
S
W
2
S
W
3
setup
5 Send request protection 1: Not protected 0: Protected Protected 0 6 Reduction send mode 1: Normal 0: Reduction Reduction 0 7 Contents of send
document are printed in
memory send error 8 Inhibited to use 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 Remote selection
number setup
6 Bit No. 7 0 8
1 Density default setup Bit No. 1 2 3 4 5
2 Light 1 0 0 0 0
3 Medium 00100
4 Dark 00001 0 5 0 6 Image quality priority
selection
7 Super fine 0 1 0
8 Fine + half-tone 1 0 1
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
Centimeter size 0 0 Inch size 1 0
information. Conforms to the machine
information.
1: Manual reception 0: Automatic reception
1: Not print 0: Print
Binary input
Set range
Auto 00000
Slightly light 0 1 0 0 0
Slightly dark 0 0 0 1 0
Bit No. 6 7 8
Fine 0 0 1
Not used 1 0 0
Ultra fine + half-tone 1 1 1
01
11
5678 0 to 9
Conforms to the
machine information.
Automatic reception 0
Print 0
5
Auto
Normal
When set to conformity to the
0
machine information, if machine information is
1
uncertain, set to centimeter size.
Manual reception can be set only when external telephone is connected.
0 When a value
outside the set
1
range is set, the initial value is
1
set.
0
0
0
0Normal 0 0 0
0Ultra fine 0 1 1
0Super fine + half-tone 1 1 0
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SW
Data
NO.
No.
1 Recall interval in
communication error
2 Bit No. 3 0 4
S
W
5 Recall interval in busy Binary input
4
6 Bit No. 7 1 8
1 Line equivalent unit [km] Bit No. 1 2
23.6km10
S
W
3 Inhibited to use 0
5
4 1 5 Signal send level Binary input 6 Bit No. 7 1 8 1 1 ECM 1: YES 0: NO YES 1 2 CED signal send 1: YES 0: NO YES 1 3 CSI transmission 1: YES 0: NO YES 1 4 DIS reception
confirmation in G3 send
5 Non-modulation carrier
S
W
6
S
W
7
in V.29 send 6 EOL detection timer 1: 25sec 0: 13sec 13sec 0 7 Countermeasure for
echo in reception
(CED tone send
interval) 8 Countermeasure for
echo in transmission
(After reception of DIS,
hold time up to signal
send is set.) 1 MH fixed 1: YES 0: NO (depending on the other
2 Dial tone detection 1: YES 0: NO NO 0 3 Busy tone detection 1: YES 0: NO YES 1 4 Dial tone monitoring
time 5 Inhibited to use 0 6 Max. length of reception 1: No limit 0: 1.5m 1.5m 0 7 Modem speed in
reception fixed
8 V.27ter-4800BPS 1 0
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
Binary input
1234
Set range
Set range
No Filter 0 0
1.8km 0 1
7.2km 1 1
Set range
1: 2 times 0: Once in NFS reception
1: YES 0: NO
1: 500ms 0: 75ms
1: 500ms 0: 200ms
1: 10sec 0: 5sec
Bit No. 7 8
V.29-9600BPS 0 1
V.17-14400BPS 1 1
0 to 15min 0: Immediate recall after disconnection of line
5678 1 to 15min
5678 –5 to –20dBm
2 times in DIS reception
party’s machine)
No Filter
–12dBm
Once in NFS
reception, 2 times in
DIS reception
No fixing
1min
3min
NO 0
75ms 0
200ms 0
NO 0
5sec 0
0 0
1
0 When a value
outside the set
0
range is set, the initial value is
1
set. When a value
outside the set
0
range is set, the initial value is
0
set.
0 1
0
0No fixing 0 0
0
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SW
Data
NO.
No.
1 Memory transmission/
direct transmission
default setup 2 Proxy reception 1: YES 0: NO YES 1 3 Printing the content of
transmitted document in
S
W
8
S
W
9
S W 10
S W 11
S W 12
normal memory transmission
4 Judgment of system No.
in bulletin transmission
5 Remote reception
indication 6 Inhibited to use 0 7 1 8 0 1 Print of total
communication time
and total pages 2 Inhibited to use 1 3 Quick memory
transmission 4 Yes/No of SUB capacity
in reception 5 F-code relay broadcast
function 6 F-code confidential
reception function 7 Yes/No of SEP capacity
in reception 8 Yes/No of reception
PWD capacity 1 Measurement of
communication time
(image) 2 Sender’s telephone
number registration 3 Yes/No of reception SID
capacity 4 SDT signal detection 1: YES 0: NO NO 0 5 Inhibited to use 0 6 0 7 ECM MMR mode 1: YES 0: NO YES 1 8 ECM JBIG mode 1: YES 0: NO YES 1 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 CI detection Bit No. 6 7
7 2 sine wave 0 1
8 Inhibited to use 0
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
1: Direct transmission 0: Memory transmission
1: Not print 0: Print
1: Allow 0: Inhibit
1: YES 0: NO
1: YES 0: NO
1: Allow 0: Inhibit
1: NO 0: YES
1: Inhibit 0: Allow
1: Inhibit 0: Allow
1: NO 0: YES
1: Send without password 0: Disconnection of line with
DCN
1: YES 0: NO
1: Inhibit 0: Allow
1: Send without password 0: Disconnection of line with
DCN
4 sine wave 0 0 3 sine wave 1 0
11
Memory transmission 0
Not print 1
Disconnection of line
with DCN
Disconnection of line
with DCN
4 sine wave
Inhibit 0
YES 1
YES 1
Allow 1
YES 0
Allow 0
Allow 0
YES 0
YES 1
Allow 0
0
0
When a value outside the set
0
range is set, the initial value is
0
set.
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SW NO.
Data
No.
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0 4 0
S
W
5 0
13
6 0 7 Relay data output 1: YES 0: NO YES 1 8 Relay broadcast
1: Allow 0: Inhibit
function 1 V.34 mode sending
speed
2 Bit No. 1 2 3 4 1 3 Sending speed =
S
4 0
W
5 V.34 mode reception
14
speed
6 Bit No. 5 6 7 8 1 7 Reception speed = 8 0 1 Lower limit of speaker
Binary input
When N=0, 2400bps.
2400(bps) x N
When N=15, 33600bps.
Binary input
When N=0, 2400bps.
2400(bps) x N
When N=15, 33600bps.
1: 350ms 0: 250ms
33600bps
33600bps
sound detection time 2 Upper limit of speaker
1: 650ms 0: 750ms
sound detection time 3 Lower limit 2 of speaker
sound detection time
1: 150ms 0: Follows SW15-1.
Follows SW15-1. 0
4 Inhibited to use 0 5 Modem speed
S
(V.33 mode or below)
W 15
6 V.27 4800bps 0 0 1 0
Bit No. 5678
V.29 9600bps 0 0 0 1
V.29 7200bps 0 0 1 1
7 V.33 14.4kbps 0 1 0 0
V.17 14.4kbps
V.33 12.0kbps 0 1 1 0
8 V.17 9600bps 1 0 0 1
V.17 12.0kbps 1 0 1 0 V.17 7200bps 1 0 1 1 V.17 14.4kbps
Others
1 Inhibited to use 0 2 External telephone
1: YES 0: NO
connection 3 Inhibited to use 0 4 0 5 Rotation transmission
S W 16
selection (11 x 8.5
6 Rotation transmission
selection (A4
7 Rotation transmission
selection (B5R
8 Rotation transmission
selection (A5
1 Paper selection priority
sequence
8.5 x 11)
A4R)
B5)
A5R)
1: YES 0: NO
1: YES 0: NO
1: YES 0: NO
1: YES 0: NO
1: Width priority 0: Area priority
Area priority 0
2 Output condition setup Bit No. 2 3
Reduction allowed 0 0
3 Division allowed 1 0
S
Reduction allowed
W 17
4 Inhibited to use 0 5 1 6 1 7 1 8 1
Allow 1
250ms 0
750ms 0
YES 1
YES 1
YES 1
YES 1
YES 1
1
1
1
1
1V.27 2400bps 0 0 0 0
0
0
0
When a value
0
outside the set range is set, the initial value is
0
set.
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SW
Data
NO.
No.
1 Inhibited to use 1 2 0 3 Reception size
specification (Indicates reception capacity.)
4A410
S
5 11 inch reception
W 18
S W 19
S W 20
S W 21
capacity setup
6 Output method in A3
width reception (Inch series)
7 Output method in A4
width reception (Inch
series) 8 Override print setup 1: Override print allowed 0: Override print inhibited Override print allowed 1 1
Protocol monitor 2 Inhibited to use 0 3 Output only in protocol
monitor error 4 Protocol monitor save 1: Save 0: Disable Save 1 5 Inhibited to use 0 6 Recording table
automatic print 7 Time specification 1 of
communication record
table 8 Time specification 2 of
communication record
table 1 Line sound monitor
range
2All10
3 Line monitor display 1: YES 0: NO NO 0 4 Data output
specification in
communication error
during reception 5 Receivable memory
capacity 6 Memory over during
reception 7 Flag-adrs timer setup
(V.21-FSK)
8 30sec 1 0
1 Interval between
completion of
2 Bit No.
communication and the
3 0
next call
4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 1
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
Bit No. 3 4
B4 (A4/B4) 0 1
A3 (A4/B4/A3) 1 1
1: 255mm or 215mm 0: 303mm or 255mm or
215mm
1: 297mm width 0: 11 inch width
1: Data of 8.5 inch width is printed
1: YES 0: NO NO 0
1: YES 0: NO
1: YES 0: NO
1: Allow 0: Inhibit
1: Allow 0: Inhibit
Bit No. 1 2 OFF 0 0 Up to NSF signal send/
receive
1: Not output 0: Output
1: 64Kbyte 0: 128Kbyte
1: Output 0: Not output
Bit No. 7 8
15sec 0 1
120sec 1 1
Binary input
Set range
0: Data of 210mm width is printed 8.5 inch width print 1
01
11
12345678 0 to 255sec
By the attached
cassette
303mm or 255mm or
11 inch width
Up to NSF signal send/
128Kbyte 0
215mm
NO 0
YES 1
Inhibit 0
Inhibit 0
receive
Output 0
Output 1
6sec
1sec
0By the attached cassette 0 0
0
0
0
When a value outside the set
0
range is set, the initial value is set.
1
06sec 0 0
0
0 0
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SW
Data
NO.
No.
1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0
S
4 0
W
5 0
22
6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0
S
4 0
W
5 0
23
6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Image capacity at send
request
2Fine10
3 Specified number
S W 24
S W 25
S W 26
S W 27
reception
4 Specified number
reception when manual
reception 5 Inhibited to use 0 6 Document output setup
in reception 7 Inhibited to use 0 8 Automatic reduction
print 1 Automatic reduction
rate setup
2 Bit No. 3 1 4 0 5 Inhibited to use 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 1 6 0 7 1 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 Recording paper tray
selection
(Tray 1) 3 Recording paper tray
selection
(Tray 2) 4 Recording paper tray
selection
(Tray 3) 5 Recording paper tray
selection
(Tray 4) 6 Inhibited to use 0 7 0 8 0
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
Bit No. 1 2
Super fine 0 1
Normal 1 1
1: Refuge specified number reception
1: Refuge specified number reception
1: Collective output after completion of reception.
1: Allow 0: Inhibit
Binary input
Set range
1: ON 0: OFF
1: ON 0: OFF
1: ON 0: OFF
1: ON 0: OFF
0: Ignore specified number reception
0: Ignore specified number reception
0: Output after reception of every page
1234 0 to 15%
Ultra fine
Ignore specified
number reception
Ignore specified
number reception
Output after reception
of every page
Allow 1
6%
ON 1
ON 1
ON 1
ON 1
0Ultra fine 0 0
0
0
0
0
0 1
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SW
Data
NO.
No.
1 Inhibited to use 1 2 0 3 0
S
4 0
W
5 0
28
6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0
S
4 0
W
5 Setup of number of
29
S W 30
S W 31
S W 32
times of call rings
6 Bit No. 7 1 8 0 1 Report output when
canceling 2 Inhibited to use 1 3 Rotation print 1: Allow 0: Inhibit Allow 1 4 Department
management 5 Default data, sender
print 6 Department name
notification 7 Date/sender print
position setup 8 Report output (in
confidential reception) 1 Report output (in
transmission)
2 Only when transmission
3 Report output
(In broadcast,
sequential send
request, and relay
4 Only the address to
broadcast)
5 Report output (in
reception)
6 Only in error 1 0
7 Inhibited to use 1 8 0 1 Distinctive ring Bit No. 1 2 3 4
2 Standard/ON 0 0 0 1
3 Pattern2 0 1 0 0
4 Pattern4 0 0 1 0
5 Inhibited to use 0 6 Index print setup 1: Print 0: Not print Not print 0 7 Inhibited to use 0 8 0
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
Binary input
Set range
1: Output 0: Not output
1: Allow 0: Inhibit
1: ON 0: OFF
1: ON 0: OFF
1: Inside of document 0: Outside of document
1: Print 0: Not print
Bit No. 1 2
All print 0 1
is failed.
Bit No. 3 4
All print 0 1
which transmission is failed
Bit No. 5 6
All print 0 1
OFF 0000
Pattern1 1 0 0 0
Pattern3 1 1 0 0
Pattern5 1 0 1 0
5678 0 to 9 times
10
11
10
11
11
Not output 0
Outside of document 0
Only when
transmission is failed.
Print inhibited
2 times
Inhibit 0
ON 1
OFF 0
Print 1
All print
OFF
0 0
1Print inhibited 0 0
0
0Print inhibited 0 0
1
0Print inhibited 0 0
0
Other than
0
U.S.A., Canda,: OFF (fixed)
0
Australia: ON/ OFF only
0
0
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SW
Data
NO.
No.
1 Page number print
setup 2 Inhibited to use 0 3 0
S
4 0
W 33
5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0
S
4 0
W
5 0
34
6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Cover function default
setup 2 Inhibited to use 0 3 CI delete max. OFF
S W 35
S W 36
S W 37
S W 38
S W 39
time
4 15sec 1 0
5 Inhibited to use 1 6 0 7 1 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 1 3 0 4 1 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 1 7 0 8 1 1 Pause time setup Binary input 2 Bit No. 3 1 4
5 Inhibited to use 0 6 0 7 Transfer function 1: Allow 0: Inhibit Inhibit 0 8 Inhibited to use 0 1 Call time setup in
automatic transmission
2 Bit No.
(T0 timer setup)
3
4 Inhibited to use 1 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
1: YES 0: NO
1: YES 0: NO
Bit No. 3 4
10sec 0 1
20sec 1 1
Set range
Binary input
Set range
1234 1 to 15sec
123 30 to 60sec 5sec unit
YES 1
NO 0
10sec
2sec
45sec
05sec 0 0
1
0 When a value
outside the set
0
range is set, the initial value is
0
set.
0 When a value
outside the set
1
range is set, the initial value is
1
set.
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SW
Data
NO.
No.
1 Number of times of
recall in error
2 Bit No. 3 0 4
S W
5 Number of times of
40
recall in busy
6 Bit No. 7 1
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
Binary input
1234
Set range
0 to 1 times
Binary input
5678
Set range
0 to 14 times
8
1 Tone/Pulse default
setup
Bit No. 1 2 10PPS 0 0 20PPS 0 1
2TONE10
11
3
Telephone line menu
4 Maintenance system 0
S W
5 F.A.S.T mode 1: YES 0: NO
1: Inhibit 0: Allow
41
6 Sequence of year/
month/day in LCD, report, and sender record
7 Day/Month/Year 1 0
Bit No. 6 7 Year/Month/Day 0 0 Month/Day/Year 0 1
Month/Day/Year
11 8 Time display format 1: am/pm 0: 24H am/pm 1 1
Direct send recall Allow/
1: Allow 0: Inhibit
Inhibit 2 Inhibited to use 0 3 0
S
4 Manual/Auto reception
W 42
auto swiching 5 Number of auto switch
calls of manual
6 Bit No.
reception
7 0
reception
8
auto
1: Allow 0: Inhibit
Binary input
5678
Set range
1 to 9
1 DTMF signal send time Binary input 2 Bit No. 3 0
Set range 4 1 5 1
S
W
6 Maintenance cycle Bit No. 6 7 8
43
50K 0 0 1
12345 60 to 310ms 10ms unit
7 25K 0 1 0
12.5K 0 1 1
85K100
Others FREE 1 Scan effective image
area (OC)
2 Binary input
Main scan
3 Bit No.
Left edge image loss
4
S
W
5 Scan effective image
44
area (SPF)
6 Binary input
Main scan
7 Bit No.
Left edge image loss
8
1: – 0: + + 0
234
Set range
0 to ±56 dots 8 dot interval
1: – 0: + + 0
678
Set range
0 to ±56 dots 8 dot interval
1 times
2 times
TONE
Allow 0
NO 0
Allow 1
Inhibit 0
9 times
110ms
50K
+0 dot
+0 dot
0 When a value
outside the set
0
range is set, the initial value is
1
set.
0 When a value
outside the set
0
range is set, the initial value is
0
set. When a value
outside the set
1
range is set, the initial value is
0
set.
Japan, U.S.A., Canada: Fixed to “Allow”
Fixed to NO for other than U.S.A. and Canada.
When a value outside the set
0
range is set, the initial value is
1
set.
1 When a value
outside the set
0
range is set, the initial value is
1
set.
0 When a value
outside the set
1
range is set, the initial value is set.
0
0
1
0 0
0
0 0
0
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SW
Data
NO.
No.
1 Scan effective image
area (OC)
2 Binary input
Main scan
3 Bit No.
Right edge image loss
4
S
W
5 Scan effective image
45
S W 46
S W 47
S W 48
S W 49
S W 50
S W 51
area (SPF)
6 Binary input
Main scan
7 Bit No.
Right edge image loss
8
1 Inhibited to use 1 2 1 3 Priority in the day of
week 4 Inhibited to use 0 5 Daylight saving tive 1: Allow 0: Inhibit Inhibit 0 6 Inhibited to use 0 7 0 8 0 1 Time specification print
1 (O’clock) in the
2 Bit No.
communication report
3 0
table
4 0 5 0 6 Inhibited to use 0 7 0 8 0 1 Time specification print
1 (min) in the
2 Bit No.
communication report
3 0
table
4 0 5 0 6 0 7 Inhibited to use 0 8 0 1 Time specification print
2 (O’clock) in the
2 Bit No.
communication report
3 0
table
4 0 5 0 6 Inhibited to use 0 7 0 8 0 1 Time specification print
2 (min) in the
2 Bit No.
communication report
3 0
table
4 0 5 0 6 0 7 Inhibited to use 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 CED detection time 1: 500ms 0: 1000ms 1000ms 0 7 Busy tone detection
cycle
8 6puls 1 0
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
1: – 0: + + 0
Set range
1: – 0: + + 0
Set range
1: YES 0: NO
Binary input
Set range
Binary input
Set range
Binary input
Set range
Binary input
Set range
Bit No. 7 8
4puls 0 1
10puls 1 1
234 0 to ±56 dots 8 dot interval
678 0 to ±56 dots 8 dot interval
12345 00 to 23 o’clock
123456 00 to 59min
12345 00 to 23 o’clock
123456 00 to 59min
0 o’clock
0 o’clock
+0 dot
+0 dot
NO 0
0 min
0 min
2puls
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 When a value
outside the set
0
range is set, the initial value is set.
0 When a value
outside the set
0
range is set, the initial value is set.
0 When a value
outside the set
0
range is set, the initial value is set.
0 When a value
outside the set
0
range is set, the initial value is set.
02puls 0 0
0
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SW
Data
NO.
No.
1 Busy tone detection
level
2 –33dB 1 0
3 ERR frame reception
S W 52
S W 53
S W 54
S W 55
S W 56
S W 57
operation 4 Inhibited to use 0 5 Error process in RTN
reception 6 V.34 mode function in
manual communication 7 V.34 mode function 1: ON 0: OFF ON 1 8 V.34 control channel
communication speed 1 DTMF send level
(High group) setup
2 Bit No. 3 1 4 1 5 DTMF send level
(Low group) setup
6 Bit No. 7 1 8 1 1 Scan effective image
area (OC)
2 Binary input
Sub scan
3 Bit No.
lead edge image loss
4
5 Scan effective image
area (SPF)
6 Binary input
Sub scan
7 Bit No.
lead edge image loss
8
1 CI signal OFF detection
enable time
2 Bit No. 3 1 4 1 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 EQM judgment
threshold value
1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 1 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
Bit No. 1 2
–35dB 0 1
–30dB 1 1
1: Continues process. 0: Not continue process.
1: Not error 0: Error
1: ON 0: OFF
1: 2400bps 0: 1200bps
Binary input
Set range
Binary input
Set range
1: – 0: + + 0
Set range
1: – 0: + + 0
Set range
Binary input
Set range
1: Loose 0: Tight
(Error)
1234 0 to 7.5db
0.5dB interval
5678 0 to 7.5db
0.5dB interval
234 0 to ±56 line 8 line interval
678 0 to ±56 line 8 line interval
1234567 0 to 1270ms 10ms unit
Not continue process.
1200bps 0
1200ms
–43dB
(Error)
Error 0
ON 1
3.5db
3.5db
+0 line
+0 line
Tight 0
0–43dB 0 0
0
0
0 1
0 1
0 0
0
0 0
0
1 1
Disable when EQM Judge Value is SRAM
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SW
Data
NO.
No.
1 V.34 3429 (baud)
Rate Mask 2 V.34 3200 (baud)
Rate Mask 3 V.34 3000 (baud)
S W 58
S W 59
S W 60
S W 61
S W 62
S W 63
Rate Mask
4 V.34 2800 (baud)
Rate Mask 5 Inhibited to use 0 6 V.34 2400 (baud)
Rate Mask 7 Inhibited to use 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 Countermeasures
against V.34
communication error
(reception)
(Phase 2 error retry
setup) 6 Countermeasures
against V.34
communication error
(transmission)
(Phase 2 error retry
setup) 7 Inhibited to use 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 1 4 1 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 1 6 0 7 1 8 1 1 Inhibited to use 1 2 0 3 0 4 1 5 0 6 1 7 0 8 1
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
1: supported 0: not supported
1: supported 0: not supported
1: supported 0: not supported
1: supported 0: not supported
1: supported 0: not supported
1: YES 0: NO
1: YES 0: NO
supported 1
supported 1
supported 1
supported 1
supported 1
NO
NO
0
0
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SW
Data
NO.
No.
1 Inhibited to use 0 2 1 3 0
S
4 0
W
5 0
64
6 1 7 1 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 1
S
4 0
W
5 0
65
6 0 7 0 8 1 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 1
S
4 0
W
5 0
66
6 0 7 0 8 1 1 Setup of make rate
(10PPS)
2 Bit No. 3 1
S
4 0
W
5 Inhibited to use 0
67
6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 1
S
4 0
W
5 T1 timer setup Binary input
68
6 Bit No. 7 0 8 1 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0
S
4 0
W
5 0
69
6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0
S
4 0
W
5 0
70
6 1 7 0 8 0
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
Binary input
Set range
Set range
1234 26 to 41ms 1ms interval
5678 15 to 90sec 5sec interval
40ms
40sec
1 1
0 1
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SW
Data
NO.
No.
1 Dial ringing wait time Bit No. 1 2
2 5sec 1 0
3 Inhibited to use 1
S
W
4 0
71
5 1 6 1 7 Silent detection level Bit No. 7 8
8 –39dBm 1 0 0 1 EYE-Q check 1: EYE-Q check only 0: 0 reception & EYE-Q check 0 reception & EYE-Q
2 Inhibited to use 0 3 0
S
4 0
W 72
5 1 6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 DIS reception process
S W 73
S W 74
S W 75
selection in reception
8 Polled send when there is polled document with DIS
1 Print lead edge
adjustment (Lead edge
2 Binary input
adjustment)
3 Bit No. 4
5 Print lead edge
adjustment (Rear edge
6 Binary input
adjustment)
7 Bit No. 8
1 Transmission end
sound (Buzzer sound length) setup
2 Silent 1 0
3 Reception end sound
(Buzzer sound length) setup
4 Silent 1 0
5 Print lead edge
adjustment (Left edge)
6 Binary input 7 Bit No. 8
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
4sec 0 1
6sec 1 1
–43dBm 0 0 –40dBm 0 1
Bit No. 7 8
Line disconnection by judging as improper DIS 0 1
10 reception. In other cases, command resend by judging that echo has been received. Polled send when there is polled document with DIS reception, command resend when judgement that transmitter has received echo, in other cases, shut down the line as ellegal DIS. 1: – 0: + + 0
Set range
1: – 0: + + 0
Set range
Bit No. 1 2 3sec 0 0 1sec 0 1
Bit No. 3 4 3sec 0 0 1sec 0 1
1: – 0: + + 0
Set range
234 0 to ±112 line 16 line interval
678 0 to ±112 line 16 line interval
11
11
678 0 to ±112 line 16 line interval
11
–43dBm
Command resend by
judging that echo has
been received
3.5sec
check
48 line
48 line
3sec
3sec
48 line
03.5sec 0 0
0
When outside the set range,
0
the initial value is set.
0
0Command resend by judging that echo has been received 0 0
0
0 1
1
0 1
1
Communi-cation error sound is
0
generated even in silent setup
0
Communi-cation error sound is
0
generated even in silent setup
0
0 1
1
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SW
Data
NO.
No.
1 Scan magnification ratio
adjustment OC
2 Binary input
(main scan)
3 Bit No.
S
4 0
W
5 0
76
6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Scan magnification ratio
adjustment OC
2 Binary input
(sub scan)
3 Bit No.
S
4 0
W
5 0
77
6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Print magnification
ration adjustment (main
2 Binary input
scan)
3 Bit No.
S
4 0
W
5 0
78
6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Print magnification
ration adjustment (sub
2 Binary input
scan)
3 Bit No.
S
4 0
W
5 0
79
6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Scan effective image
area (OC)
2 Binary input
Sub scan
3 Bit No.
Rear edge image loss
4
S
W
5 Scan effective image
80
S W 81
S W 82
area (SPF)
6 Binary input
Sub scan
7 Bit No.
Rear edge image loss
8
1 Destination information Binary input 2 Bit No. 1 2 3 4 3 0 4 1 5 Language information Binary input 6 Bit No. 5 6 7 8 7 0 8
1 Scan magnification ratio
adjustment SPF
2 Binary input
(main scan)
3 Bit No. 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
1: – 0: + + 0
Set range
1: – 0: + + 0
Set range
1: – 0: + + 0
Set range
1: – 0: + + 0
Set range
1: – 0: + + 0
Set range
1: – 0: + + 0
Set range
1: – 0: + + 0
Set range
2345678 0 to ±12.7%
0.1% interval
2345678 0 to ±12.7%
0.1% interval
2345678 0 to ±12.7%
0.1% interval
2345678 0 to ±12.7%
0.1% interval
234 0 to ±56 line 8 line interval
678 0 to 28 line 2 line interval 0 = 14 line
1: U.S.A. 2: Canada
1: English
2345678 0 to ±12.7%
0.1% interval
+14 line
U.S.A.: 0 0 0 1
Canada: 0 0 1 0
English: 0 0 0 1
0%
0%
0%
0%
+0 line
0%
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0
0 0
0
0 0
0 For English, the
proper character
0
is determined by destination
1
information.
0 0
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SW
Data
NO.
No.
1 Scan magnification ratio
adjustment SPF
2 Binary input
(sub scan)
3 Bit No.
S
4 0
W
5 0
83
6 0 7 0 8 0 1 On-hook speaker
volume
2Medium10
S W
3 On-hook pattern
84
S W 85
S W 86
S W 87
S W 88
number
4 Bit No. 5 0 6 1 7 0 8 1 1 Line monitor speaker
volume
2Medium10
3 Line monitor pattern
number
4 Bit No. 5 0 6 1 7 0 8 1 1 Ringing volume Bit No. 1 2
2Medium10
3 Ringing pattern number Binary input 4 Bit No. 5 0 6 1 7 0 8 1 1 Speaker volume in
DTMF send
2Medium10
3 Pattern number in
DTMF send
4 Bit No. 5 0 6 1 7 0 8 1 1 Speaker volume at
scanner scan end
2Medium10
3 Pattern number in
scanner scanning
4 Bit No. 5 0 6 1 7 0 8 1
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
1: – 0: + + 0
Set range
Bit No. 1 2
Small 0 1
Large 1 1
Binary input
Set range
Bit No. 1 2
Small 0 1
Large 1 1
Binary input
Set range
Small 0 1
Large 1 1
Set range
Bit No. 1 2
Small 0 1
Large 1 1
Binary input
Set range
Bit No. 1 2
Small 0 1
Large 1 1
Binary input
Set range
2345678 0 to ±12.7%
0.1% interval
Medium
345678 Pattern number 1 to 35
Medium
345678 Pattern number 1 to 35
Medium
345678 Pattern number 1 to 35
Medium
345678 Pattern number 1 to 35
Medium
345678 Pattern number 1 to 35
0 0
0%
1Not used 0 0
0
0 1
21
1Silent 0 0
0
0 1
21
1Silent 0 0
0
0 1
21
1Silent 0 0
0
0 1
21
1Silent 0 0
0
0 1
21
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SW
Data
NO.
No.
1 Speaker volume of
communication end sound
2Medium10
S
3 Pattern number of
W 89
S W 90
S W 91
S W 92
S W 93
S W 94
S W 95
communication end
4 Bit No.
sound
5 0 6 1 7 0 8 1 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0 4 1 5 1 6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 1 2 1 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 1 7 0 8 0
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
Bit No. 1 2
Small 0 1
Large 1 1
Binary input
Set range
345678 Pattern number 1 to 35
Medium
1Silent 0 0
0
0 1
21
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SW
Data
NO.
No.
1 Inhibited to use 0 2 1 3 0
S
4 0
W
5 1
96
6 0 7 0 8 0 1 Inhibited to use 0 2 1 3 1
S
4 0
W
5 1
97
6 0 7 0 8 0
Item Switch selection and contents of functions Initial value Remark
3. Soft switch descriptions
SW1 No.1, No.2 Size specification
Used to set inch series or AB series for recording paper when printing received documents.
There is normally no need to change from "Depends on the machine information."
SW1 No.3 Inhibited to use SW1 No.4 Auto/Manual default setup
Used to select Auto/Manual reception mode when turning on the power. (When no external telephone is connected, do not select Man­ual. However, setup is possible and reception can be made by on­hook.)
When set to 1, manual reception. When set to 0, auto reception. Default: 0 (auto reception)
SW1 No.5 Send request protection
Used to set YES/NO of the confidential protection function (inhibition of transmission to an erroneous party). Confidential protection is per­formed by collating the number registered in this machine and that in the other party’s machine. (Sender’s telephone number ←→ Send request allow number, System number ←→ ID number)
When set to 1, protection is not made. When set to 0, protection is made. Default: 0 (protection enable)
SW1 No.6 Reduction send mode
Used to set whether the transmitted document is received in reduction size or both ends of recording paper are cut when the transmitted doc­ument width is greater than the recording paper width.
When set to 1, both ends are cut without reduction and transmitted. When set to 0, it is reduced and transmitted. Default: 0 (Reduction transmission)
SW1 No.7 Contents of send document are printed in memory send error
Used to set Print/Not print part of the sent document in the transmis­sion result table in case of a memory transmission error.
When set to 1, the transmitted document is not printed on the transmis­sion result table.
When set to 0, the transmitted document is printed on the transmission result table.
Default: 0 (Print transmitted documents)
SW1 No.8 Inhibited to use SW2 No.1 – No.4 Inhibited to use SW2 No.5 – No.8 Remote selection number setup
Used to set the number by binary input for remote switch reception from an external telephone. "**" in a remote switch number (X**) is fixed.
When 10 or greater value is entered, the operations will be the same as setup of 5.
Default: Setup of 5 as 0101
SW3 No.1 – No.5 Density default setup
Used to set the default setup of density of the operation panel.
SW3 No.6 – No.8 Image quality priority selection
Used to set the initial value of image selection when scanning a docu­ment.
When set to 100, the operations are the same as the normal mode. Default: 000 (Normal mode)
SW4 No.1 – No.4 Recall interval in communication error
Used to set recall interval after disconnection of communication due to a communication error in memory transmission.
The set range is 0 to 15 min in the increment of 1 min by binary input. When set to 0, recall is made immediately after disconnection. However, the time interval set by SW21 (Interval between the end of a
communication and the next call) is taken. Default: 0001 (1 min)
SW4 No.5 – No.8 Recall interval in busy
Used to set recall interval after disconnection of communication due to the busy state of the other party or no response.
Can be set in the range of 1 – 15min by increment of 1min by binary input.
When set to 0 min, it is the same as setup of 3 min. Default: 0 0 1 1 (3 min)
SW5 No.1, No.2 Line equivalent unit [km]
Used to set the modem filter coefficient.
SW5 No.3, No.4 Inhibited to use SW5 No.5 – No.8 Signal send level
Used to set the attenuation quantity of signal send level from the modem. The actual output level to the line pin is further attenuated by 8dBm. (When set to 2, the actual level on the line is about –10dBm.)
Default: 0 1 1 1 (–12dBm)
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SW6 No.1 ECM
Used to set whether ECM (Error Correction Mode) is performed or not. When, however, SW52-7 (V.34 mode function) is set to OFF, or when SW52-7 (V.34 mode function is set to ON and the transmission is not the super G3 transmission, ECM Disable setup is effective. This is because the ECM function is indispensable in a transmission other than super G3 transmission in V.34 mode and the other party machine may perform checking. With SW52-7 (V.34 mode function) is ON and this reception function is disabled.
When set to 1, ECM is enabled. When set to 0, ECM is disabled. Default: 1 (ECM enabled)
SW6 No.2 CED signal send
Used to set whether CED signal is sent or not. This setup is effective only when SW52-7 (V.34 mode function) is off. This is because V.34 mode requires sending of ANSam signal.
When set to 1, CED (ANSam) signal is sent. When set to 0, CED (ANSam) signal is not sent. Default: 1, CED (ANSam) signal is sent.
SW6 No.3 CSI transmission
CSI signal includes the telephone number registered as sender’s num­ber. Used to set whether this signal is sent or not.
When set to 1, CSI signal is sent. When set to 0, CSI signal is not sent. Default: 1 (CSI signal is sent.)
SW6 No.4 DIS reception confirmation in G3 send
Used to set whether DIS reception is checked or not in G3 mode. When set to 1, DIS reception is always checked twice. When set to 0, NSF/DIS reception is checked once, or DIS reception
without NSF is checked twice. Default: 0 (NSF reception is checked once, DIS without NSF is
checked twice.)
SW6 No.5 Non-modulation carrier in V.29 send
Used to set whether non-modulation carriers are sent or not in V.29 transmission.
When set to 1, non-modulated carrier is sent. When set to 0, non-modulated carrier is not sent. Default: 0 (Non-modulated carrier is not sent.)
SW6 No.6 EOL detection timer
Used to set the detection timer of EOL (End Of Life) when Phase-C reception.
When set to 1, the timer is set to 25sec. When set to 0, the timer is set to 13sec. Default: 0 (13sec)
SW6 No.7 Countermeasures for echo in reception (CED tone send interval)
Used to select ON/OFF of countermeasures against echo. An interval of 500ms is inserted before DIS transmission. Default: 0 (75ms)
SW6 No.8 Countermeasure for echo in transmission (After reception of DIS, hold time up to signal send is set.)
An interval of 500ms is inserted before DCS transmission. Default: 0 (200ms)
SW7 No.1 MH fixed
Used to fix the image data compression method in communication. Normal setting
When set to 0, automatic selection of MH/MR/MMR is performed according to the other party machine’s capacity.
When set to 1, MH fixed. This is effective when communication is made only with MH machine or when images are disturbed due to poor conditions of the line.
When SW52-7 (V.34 mode function) is OFF or when SW52-7 (V.34 mode function) is ON in transmission, MH fixing is enabled. This is because the MMR function is indispensable in V.34 mode and the other party machine checks that. When SW52-7 (V.34 mode func­tion) is ON in reception, this function is disabled.
SW7 No.2 Dial tone detection
Used to set whether dial tone detection is performed or not in auto dial ringing.
"1": YES "0": NO When set to YES and dial tone is not detected, dial is not performed. Default: 0 (NO)
SW7 No.3 Busy tone detection
Used to set whether busy tone signal is detected or not in ringing. When set to 1, busy tone is detected.
When set to 0, busy tone is not detected. Default: 1 (Busy tone is detected.)
SW7 No.4 Dial tone monitoring time
Used to set dial tone monitoring time when detecting dial tone. "1": 10sec "0": 5sec Default: 0 (5 sec)
SW7 No.5 Inhibited to use SW7 No.6 Max. length of reception
Used to set the length of reception when long document is sent from the other party.
When set to 1, reception is made without limitations. When set to 0, reception is terminated after 1.5m reception. Default: 0 (Reception is terminated after receiving 1.5m.)
SW7 No.7, No.8 Modem speed in reception fixed
Used to set the start speed of reception procedure when receiving from an other party other than V.34.
bit 7 8
0 0 : No fixing 0 1 : V.29-9600BPS 1 0 : V.27ter-4800BPS 1 1 : V.17-14400BPS
When set to "no fixing," the operations are the same as V.17­14400BPS. The above four setups are possible. The reception procedure is started at the set communication speed.
Default: 0 0 (no fixing) Reception is made at the proper communica­tion speed.
SW8 No.1 Memory transmission/direct transmission default setup
Used to select memory transmission or direct transmission when the power is turned on and when time out is cleared.
When set to 1, direct transmission is selected when the power is turned on and the time out is cleared. When set to 0, memory transmission is selected when the power is turned on and the time out is cleared.
Default: 0 (Memory transmission)
SW8 No.2 Proxy reception
When set to 1, auto reception is accepted under the following condi­tions to perform proxy reception.
(1) No recording paper or jam (2) Remaining image memory capacity is 128KB or 64KB or above. (3) The number of memory reception (max. 50 items) and the number
of pages do not exceed the limit.
When set to 0, automatic reception is not allowed without recording paper or in case of a jam.
Default: 1 (YES)
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SW8 No.3 Printing the content of transmitted document in normal memory transmission
Used to set whether transmitted images are printed on the communica­tion result table or not when the communication result table is printed after normal completion of memory transmission.
"1": The transmitted document is not printed. "0": The transmitted document is printed. Default: 1 (Not printed.)
SW8 No.4 Judgment of system No. in bulletin transmission
Used to set whether the condition of coincidence between the system number of this machine and that of the other party machine is employed as a criterion to judge whether to allow bulletin transmission by receiving polling transmission from the other party machine made by our company.
"1": When the system number of the other party machine made by our company coincide with the system number of this machine, polling is allowed.
"0": Though the system number of the other party machine made by our company coincide with the system number of this machine, polling is not allowed.
Default: 0 (Inhibited)
SW8 No.5 Remote reception indication
Used to set whether remote select function is used or not. When set to 1, the function is allowed. When set to 0, inhibited. Default: 1 (Allowed)
SW8 No.6 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW9 No.1 Print of total communication time and total
pages
Used to set whether total communication time and total number of sheets are recorded or not on the communication record table.
When set to 1, the total communication time and the total number of pages are printed on the communication record table.
When set to 0, they are not printed on the communication record table. Default: 1 (YES)
SW9 No.2 Inhibited to use SW9 No.3 Quick memory transmission
Used to set whether quick memory transmission (transmission of ring­ing before completion of scanning) is performed or not. Linked with the key operator program menu.
Default: 1 (Allow)
SW9 No.4 Yes/No of SUB capacity in reception
Used to set notification of YES/NO of DIS signal Bit 49 SUB capacity. "0": YES "1": NO Default: 0 (YES) When notified 0 and NO, the F code transmission from the other party
can be inhibited.
SW9 No.5 F-code relay broadcast function
Used to set whether F code relay broadcast instruction from the other party is received and relay broadcast transmission is performed or F code relay broadcast instruction is not received (though the relay box number by SUB coincides with) from the other party. Though this func­tion is set to disable, F code instruction can be transmitted.
Default: 0 (Allow)
SW9 No.6 F-code confidential reception function
Used to set whether F code confidential reception from the other party is made or not (though the confidential box number by SUM coincides with).
Though this function is set to disable, F code transmission can be made.
Default: 0 (Allow)
SW9 No.7 Yes/No of SEP capacity in reception
Used to set notification of YES/NO of DIS signal Bit 47 SEP capacity. "0": YES "1": NO Default: 0 (YES) When set to 1 (NO), F code polling is inhibited.
SW9 No.8 Yes/No of reception PWD capacity
Used to set whether password function is judged or not for F code bul­letin board polling.
"0": Password is judged. If password is not acceptable, communica­tion is cut off.
"1": Password is not judged. Password is disregarded and communi­cation is allowed.
Default: 0 (Password is judged.)
SW10 No.1 Measurement of communication time (image)
Used to set YES/NO of measurement. Used to measure the communication time in phase C. However, it is
the communication time in the latest phase C. (Unit: msec) Default: 1 (YES)
SW10 No.2 Sender’s telephone number registration
Used to set Enable/Disable of registered transmitter telephone number change.
When set to 1, sender’s TEL No. cannot be registered and changed. To prevent sender’s TEL No. from being changed erroneously, this is set to 1.
Default: 0 (Allow)
SW10 No.3 Yes/No of reception SID capacity
Used to set whether password is judged or nor in F code reception. "0": Password is judged. If password is not acceptable, communica-
tion is cut off. "1": Password is not judged. Password is disregarded and communi-
cation is allowed. Default: 0 (Password is judged.)
SW10 No.4 SDT signal detection
Used to set whether SDT signal which is the second dial tone when transmitting to F net is detected or not.
When SDT signal is not detected, dialing is performed normally even after "16X."
When set to 1, the signal is detected. When set to 0, the signal is not detected. Default: 0 (Not detected)
SW10 No.5, No.6 Inhibited to use SW10 No.7 ECM MMR mode
Used to set whether MMR coding system is used or not. "1": MMR is used. "0": MMR is not used. Default: 1 (MMR communication is made.)
SW10 No.8 ECM JBIG mode
Used to set whether JBIG communication is used or not. "1": JBIG communication is used. "0": JBIG communication is not used. Default: 1 (JBIG communication is used.)
SW11 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use
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SW12 No.1 – No.5 Inhibited to use SW12 No.6, No.7 CI detection
Used to set the frequency to detect CI signal which is the calling signal as follows:
bit 6 7
0 0 : 4 sine wave (280ms) 1 0 : 3 sine wave (190ms) 0 1 : 2 sine wave (130ms) 1 1 : Similar to 4 sine wave (280mm).
Default: 0 0 (4 sine wave)
SW12 No.8 Inhibited to use SW13 No.1 – No.6 Inhibited to use SW13 No.7 Relay data output
Used to set whether the received document is outputted from the relay direction station when relay broadcasting direction is received.
When set to 1, the document received from the relay instruction station is printed.
When set to 0, the document received from the relay instruction station is not printed.
Default: 1 (Printed)
SW13 No.8 Relay broadcast function
Used to set whether relay broadcasting transmission is performed when receiving the relay broadcasting direction from the other party or the relay broadcasting direction is not received from the other party.
When set to 1, the relay broadcast instruction from the allowed party is received.
When set to 0, the relay broadcast instruction is not received even from the allowed party.
Default: 1 (The relay broadcast instruction is received.) When this function is set to disable, relay broadcast instruction can be
transmitted.
SW14 No.1 – No.4 V.34 mode sending speed
Used to set the transmission speed when starting communication in V.34 mode.
Setting can be made by binary input of N in "2400 (bps) x N" in the range of 2400bps – 33600bps.
N can be set in the range of 0 – 15. When it is set to 0, 2400bps; when set to 15, 33600bps.
Default: N = 14 (Transmission is started from 33600bps.)
SW14 No.5 – No.8 V.34 mode reception speed
Used to set the reception speed when starting reception in V.34 mode. Setting can be made by binary input of N in "2400 (bps) x N" in the
range of 2400bps – 33600bps. N can be set in the range of 0 – 15. When it is set to 0, 2400bps; when
set to 15, 33600bps. Default: N = 14 (Reception is started from 33600bps.)
SW15 No.1 Lower limit of speaker sound detection time
Lower limit of speaker sound detection time 1: 350ms 0: 250ms
Default: 0 (250ms)
SW15 No.2 Upper limit of speaker sound detection time
Upper limit of speaker sound detection time 1: 650ms 0: 750ms
Default: 0 (750ms)
SW15 No.3 Lower limit 2 of speaker sound detection time
Lower limit 2 of speaker sound detection time 1: 150ms 0: Follows SW15-1.
Default: 0 (Follows SW15-1.)
SW15 No.4 Inhibited to use SW15 No.5 – No.8 Modem speed (V.33 mode or less)
Used to set the speed to start communication. When communication troubles occur frequently, the speed may be reduced to solve the trou­bles.
Default: 1 0 0 0 (V.17 14.4kbps)
SW16 No.1 Inhibited to use SW16 No.2 External telephone connection
When this switch is not set to YES, an external telephone cannot be used.
Default: 1 (YES)
SW16 No.3, No.4 Inhibited to use SW16 No.5 Rotation transmission selection (11 x 8.5
8.5 x 11)
Used to set whether letter R document is transmitted as A3 width or the scanned image is rotated and transmitted as A4R width.
Default: 1 (YES)
SW16 No.6 Rotation transmission selection (A4 → A4R)
Used to set whether A4 document is transmitted as A4 or the scanned image is rotated and transmitted as A4R.
When set to 1, the document is transmitted as A4 width. When set to 0, the document is transmitted as A3 width. Default: 1 (Transmitted as A4 width.)
SW16 No.7 Rotation transmission selection (B5R B5)
Used to set whether B5R document is transmitted as B5R or the scanned image is rotated and transmitted as B5.
When set to 1, the document is transmitted as B4 width. When set to 0, the document is transmitted as A4 width. Default: 1 (Transmitted as B4 width.)
SW16 No.8 Rotation transmission selection (A5 → A5R)
Used to set whether A5R document is transmitted as A5R or the scanned image is rotated and transmitted as A5.
When set to 1, the document is transmitted as A4 width. When set to 0, the document is transmitted as A5R. (However, the transmission width is A4.) Default: 1 (Transmitted as A4 width.)
SW17 No.1 Paper selection priority sequence
Used to set whether the FAX reception paper is selected by data width priority or data area priority.
"0": Area priority "1": Width priority Default: 0 (Area priority)
SW17 No.2, No.3 Output condition setup
Used to set whether the received data are reduced or divided to print when a document is received and there is no suitable size paper.
bit 2 3
0 0 : Reduction allowed 1 0 : Division allowed
Default: 0 0 (Reduction print)
SW17 No.4 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW18 No.1, No.2 Inhibited to use
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SW18 No.3, No.4 Reception size specification (Indicates reception capacity.)
Used to set the receivable document width which is informed the other party when receiving a communication.
The setup items are as follows:
bit 3 4
0 0 : By the attached cassette 0 1 : B4 (A4/B4) width 1 0 : A4 width
1 1 : A3 (A4/B4/A3) width Default: 0 0 (Varies depending on the installed cassette.) Max. allowed reception width selection
Max. allowed reception width is determined by Table 1 and Table 2. This determines the transmitted size from the other party.
When set to A3 with SW18-No. 3/No. 4 only with B5 cassette, proxy reception is always performed. Do not use this combination. (Because division process in the main scanning direction is not per­formed.)
When set to A4 with SW18-No. 3/No. 4, A3 document from the other party is not divided into A4 paper but reduction to A4width is requested to the other party.
• Max. allowed reception width setup
SW18
No.3 No.4
0 0 Depends on the
0 1 B4 A4 & B4 width 1 0 A4 A4 width 1 1 A3 A4 & B4 & A3 width
• Max. allowable reception width by installed cassette
[Max. paper size of installed
cassette with FAX function]
No cassette with FAX function A3
Size specification
installed cassette.
A5 A4 B5 B4 A4 A3 B4 B4 A3 A3
Reception allowable
width
Varies according to the table below.
[Sampled paper size
(Data width)]
SW18 No.5 11 inch reception capacity setup
When SW18-3 – 4 is set to "Depends on installed cassette," the max. allowable reception width by 8.5 x 11" cassette is set.
When set to 0, the reception allowable width is A3. When set to 1, the reception allowable width is B4. Default: 0 (Reception allowable width is A3)
SW18 No.6 Output method when A3 width reception (Inch series)
Used to set whether an image of 297mm width is reduced and printed or an image of 11" width is printed without reduction on paper of 11" width when an image of A3 width is received.
When set to 0, printing is made on paper of 11" width. When set to 1, printing is made on paper of 297mm width. Default: 0 (Printed on paper of 11" width.)
SW18 No.7 Output method when A4 width reception (Inch series)
Used to set whether printing is made on paper of 8.5" width or of 210mm width when an image of A4 width is received.
When set to 0, printing is made on paper of 210mm width. When set to 1, printing is made on paper of 8.5" width. Default: 1 (Printing is made on paper of 8.5" width.)
SW18 No.8 Override print setup
Used to set whether the latter print job is performed or not when the former print job is suspended at the first page due to printable paper empty.
When set to 0, override print is not allowed. When set to 1, override print is allowed. Default: 1 (Override print allowed)
SW19 No.1 Protocol monitor
Used to set whether communication protocol result is printed after completion of communication or not.
Used for communication test. Default: 0 (NO)
SW19 No.2 Inhibited to use SW19 No.3 Output only in protocol monitor error
Used to set whether protocol monitor is outputted only when a commu­nication error occurs or every time when communication is completed. Effective when SW19 No. 1 (Protocol monitor) is set to YES. However, only when SW19 No. 1 is set to 1 (YES), protocol monitor is outputted in case of a communication error.
Default: 0 (NO)
SW19 No.4 Protocol monitor save
Used to set whether the protocol monitor of the final communication is saved or not.
When set to "Saved," the preceding protocol monitor can be printed with SIM 66-21.
Default: The protocol monitor is saved.
SW19 No.5 Inhibited to use SW19 No.6 Recording table automatic print
Used to set whether the communication record table is printed auto­matically when each of transmission/reception data of communication record table reaches 50 items.
When set to 1, the table is automatically printed. When set to 0, the table is not printed though the data reaches 50
items. Default: 1 (Printed)
SW19 No.7 Time specification 1 of communication record table
Used to set whether time No. 1 is enabled or not in the output function of communication result table at the specified time.
Linked with the key operator program. Default: 0 (Inhibit)
SW19 No.8 Time specification 2 of communication record table
Used to set whether time No. 2 is enabled or not in the output function of communication result table at the specified time.
Linked with the key operator program. Default: 0 (Inhibit)
SW20 No.1, No.2 Line sound monitor range
Used to set the line sound monitor range when the line monitor func­tion is used.
Used to set to monitor NSF signal send/receive until NSF signal is sent/received.
When set to ALL, all procedures up to line disconnection are moni­tored.
The setup items are as follows:
bit 1 2
0 0 : Not used. (Same as 0.1) 0 1 : Up to NSF signal send/receive 10 :All 1 1 : Not used. (Same as 0.1)
Default: 0 1 (Up to NSF signal send/receive)
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SW20 No.3 Line monitor display
Used to set whether the communication speed and the reception level are displayed on the LCD or not.
Displayed on the communication status screen by pressing the job sta­tus key.
When set to 1, displayed on LCD. When set to 0, not displayed on LCD. Default: 0 (Not displayed)
SW20 No.4 Data output specification in communication error during reception
Used to set whether the image on the page where a communication error occurred during image reception is printed or not.
"0": Setup to print "1": Setup not to print Default: 0 (Output) However, “Output setting” is effective only when SW24-6 is set to "Out-
put for every page reception."
SW20 No.5 Receivable memory capacity
Used to set the remaining memory capacity for acceptance of call. When set to 1, ringing is made until the remaining memory capacity is
64KB or less. When set to 0, ringing is made until the remaining memory capacity is
128KB or less. Default: 0 (Ringing is made until the remaining is 128KB or less.)
SW20 No.6 Memory over during reception
Used to set whether the received data are output or destroyed when memory is over during reception.
When set to 1, received data are output. When set to 0, received data are disposed without output. Default: 1 (Received data are output)
SW20 No.7, No.8 Flag-adrs timer setup (V.21-FSK)
Used to set the time between Flag-adrs during FSk signal reception in a communication other than V.34 mode.
FSK signal reception in V.34 does not conform to this soft switch. Default: 0 0 (6sec)
SW21 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use
Used to set the time interval between the end of a communication and a call for the next communication.
The actual interval is the setup value + 3.5sec. Setup is made by binary input in the interval of 0 – 255sec. The initial setup is to ring in the interval of 1sec.
SW22 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW23 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW24 No.1, No.2 Image capacity at send request
Used to set the image capacity of the machine when send request (polling).
Reflected on DTC. Default: 0 0 (Ultra fine)
SW24 No.3 Specified number reception
Used to set ON/OFF of the function to reject FAX reception from a reg­istered number.
Default: 0 (Ignore specified number reception)
SW24 No.4 Specified number reception when manual reception
Used to set whether reception from manual reception is rejected or not when reception function by specifying the number is ON.
Default: 0 (Ignore specified number reception)
SW24 No.5 Inhibited to use
SW24 No.6 Document output setup in reception
Used to set whether all received documents are outputted at a time after completion of reception or each document is outputted every time when it is received.
When set to 1, all are outputted collectively after completion of recep­tion.
When set to 0, output is made after reception of every page. Default: 0 (Output after reception of every page)
SW24 No.7 Inhibited to use SW24 No.8 Automatic reduction print
Used to set whether the received document is automatically reduced and printed so that the print-out is fit in a fixed size when the document size is longer than the fixed sizes but smaller than the max. length of automatic reduction ratio.
When set to 1, the document is automatically reduced and printed. When set to 0, the document is printed without reduction. Default: 1 (Automatic reduction print enable)
SW25 No.1 – No.4 Automatic reduction rate setup
Used to set the auto reduction ratio when "Auto reduction print" is set to Enable.
Setup is made in the range of 0 – 15% by binary input of N in "100% – N x 1%."
Default: 94% (Reduce 6%)
SW25 No.5 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW26 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW27 No.1 Inhibited to use SW27 No.2 – No.5 Recording paper tray selection
(Tray 1 – 4)
Used to select the tray for output of the received documents. Tray 1 to Tray 4 can be set to ON/OFF individually. When set to OFF,
the tray does not output received documents. Setup is made by selecting bit 2 – bit 5. Each bit is selected in the
sequence of tray 1 – tray 4. When bit 1 is selected, output is made by using that tray. When bit 0 is selected, output is made by using that tray. Default: Tray 1 – tray 4 are used.
bit 2 : Tray 1 bit 3 : Tray 2 bit 4 : Tray 3 bit 5 : Tray 4
SW27 No.6 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW28 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW29 No.1 – No.4 Inhibited to use SW29 No.5 – No.8 Setup of number of times of call rings
Used to set the number of call rings until reception is started in auto reception mode.
The set range is 0 to 9 times by binary input. When set to 0, no ring is made. Default: 2 times
SW30 No.1 Report output when canceling
Used to set whether the communication report table is outputted or not when canceling transmission during document transmission.
When set to 1, the communication report table is printed. When set to 0, the communication report table is not printed. Default: 0 (Not printed)
SW30 No.2 Inhibited to use
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SW30 No.3 Rotation print
Used to set Enable/Disable of rotation print when the received docu­ment can be printed by rotation.
When set to 1, the received document is rotated and printed. When set to 0, the received document is not rotated. Default: 1 (The received document is rotated and printed.)
SW30 No.4 Department management
Used to set Enable/Disable of FAX using dept. management by the use of the dept. management function.
When set to 1, the department management function is used. When set to 0, the department management function is not used. Default: 0 (The department management function is not used.)
SW30 No.5 Default data, sender print
Used to set whether the registered sender information and date and time of transmission are printed at the top of the transmission docu­ment when a document is transmitted through the second line.
When set to 1, date and sender are printed. When set to 0, date and sender are not printed. Default: 1 (Date and sender are printed.)
SW30 No.6 Department name notification
Used to set whether the department name is transmitted as sender information when the department management function is enabled.
Default: 0 (OFF)
SW30 No.7 Date/sender print position setup
Used to set the print position of date and transmitter information on the transmitted documents.
When set to 1, printed at the top of the document. When set to 0, added outside the document. Default: 0 (Added outside the document.)
SW30 No.8 Report output (in confidential reception)
Used to set whether the communication report table is outputted or not when a confidential reception is made.
When set to 1, the communication report table is printed. When set to 0, the communication report table is not printed. Default: 1 (Printed)
SW31 No.1, No.2 Report output (in transmission)
Used to set whether the communication report is outputted or not after completion of transmission (excluding sequential broadcasting, sequential send request, and relay broadcasting).
Setup is selected from "print inhibition," "all output," and "only when transmission is failed" as follows:
bit 1 2
0 0 : Print inhibited 0 1 : All are printed. 1 0 : Only when transmission is failed. 1 1 : Not used (Same as "Only when transmission is failed.")
Default: 1 0 (Outputted only when transmission is failed.)
SW31 No.3, No.4 Report output (In broadcast, sequential send request, and relay broadcast)
Used to set whether the communication report table is outputted or not after completion of transmission (sequential broadcasting, sequential send request, and relay broadcasting).
Setup is selected from "print inhibition," "all output," and "only the address to which transmission is failed" as follows:
bit 3 4
0 0 : Print inhibited 0 1 : All are printed. 1 0 : Only the address to which transmission is failed. 1 1 : Not used (Same as "Only the address to which
transmission is failed")
Default: 0 1 (All are printed.)
SW31 No. 5, No.6 Report output (in reception)
Used to set whether the communication report table is outputted or not when a reception (excluding confidential reception) is made.
Setup is selected from "print inhibition," "all output," and "only in error" as follows:
bit 5 6
0 0 : Print inhibited 0 1 : All are printed. 1 0 : Only in error 1 1 : Same as "print inhibited."
Default: 0 0 (Print inhibited)
SW31 No.7, No.8 Inhibited to use SW32 No.1 – No.4 Distinctive ring
The function judges TEL or FAX by CI ringing. Default: 0 0 0 0 (OFF)
SW32 No.5 Inhibited to use SW32 No.6 Index print setup
Used to set whether the index is printed or not when outputting received documents.
When set to 1, the index is printed on the received document. When set to 0, the index is not printed. Default: 0 (The index is not printed.)
SW32 No.7, No.8 Inhibited to use SW33 No.1 Page number print setup
Used to set whether the page number is added to the position where date and transmitter information are printed. (In memory transmission, paper number/total number of pages)
When set to 1, the page number is printed. When set to 0, the page number is not printed. Default: 1 (The page number is printed.)
SW33 No.2 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW34 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW35 No.1 Cover function default setup
Used to set whether the cover is added or not when transmitting. When set to 1, the cover is added. When set to 0, the cover is not added. Default: 0 (The cover is not added.)
SW35 No.2 Inhibited to use SW35 No.3, No.4 CI delete max. OFF time
Used to set the max. wait time from detection of CI signal pulse (num­ber of times) to the next CI signal pulse detection. If next Ci signal pulse is not detected within this time, the number of calls up to now is cleared.
The setup items are as follows:
bit 3 4
00 :5sec 0 1 : 10sec 1 0 : 15sec 1 1 : 20sec
Default: 0 1 (10sec)
SW35 No.5 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW36 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW37 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW38 No.1 – No.4 Pause time setup
Used to set the pause time. The set range is 1 sec to 15 sec by binary input. When set to 0, it is the same as 2 sec. Default: 2sec
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SW38 No.5, No.6 Inhibited to use SW38 No.7 Transfer function
Used to set Enable/Disable the transfer function. Default: 0 (Inhibit)
SW38 No.8 Inhibited to use SW39 No.1 – No.3 Call time setup in automatic
transmission (T0 timer setup)
Used to set the call time when call does not reach the other party in auto send mode.
The set range is 30 to 60 sec in the increment of 5 sec by binary input of "(5 sec x N) + 30 sec)".
"N" can be set in the range of 0 to 7. When set to 7 (65 sec), it is the same as setup of 45 sec.
Default: 45sec (N=3)
SW39 No.4 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW40 No.1 – No.4 Number of times of recall in error
Used to set the number of recall times in case of a communication error.
Setup is made in the range of 0 – 1 times by binary input. When set to 0, recall is not made. Default: 1 time of recall
SW40 No.5 – No.8 Number of times of recall in busy
Used to set the number of recall times in case of busy state of the other party or when call does not reach the other party.
Setup is made in the range of 0 – 14 times by binary input. When set to 0, recall is not made. Default: 2 times of recall
SW41 No.1, No.2 Tone/Pulse default setup
Employed line setup (Dial setup) Selection of 10PPS, 20PPS, and TONE is allowed. The setup items are as follows:
bit 1 2
0 0 : 10PPS
0 1 : 20PPS
10 :TONE
1 1 : Similar to TONE. Default: 1 0 (TONE)
SW41 No.3 Telephone line menu
Used to set whether Tone/Pulse setup is displayed on the menu or not. Default: 0 (Fixed to “Allow”)
SW41 No.4 Maintenance system
Setup of the model for judgment of consumable parts system when using the F.A.S.T. function.
SW41 No.5 F.A.S.T mode
Used to set Enable/Disable of FAST operation. To enable FAST operation, the serviceman must change this SW
setup. Default: 0 (NO)
SW41 No.6, No.7 Sequence of year/month/day in LCD, report, and sender record
Used to set the sequence of year, month, and day in the display, report, and sender record.
SW41 No.8 Time display format
Used to set the sequence of year, month, and day in the LCD display, report, and sender record.
When set to 0, time is indicated in 24H format. When set to 1, time is indicated in AM/PM format. Default: 1 (AM/PM)
SW42 No.1 Direct send recall Allow/Inhibit
Used to set allow/inhibit of wait for recall in direct send. Default: 1 (Allow)
SW42 No.2, No.3 Inhibited to use SW42 No.4 Manual/Auto reception auto swiching
Used to set whether automatic reception is made or not when ringing is made the number of auto switch call times in manual reception.
Default: 0 (Inhibit)
SW42 No.5 – No.8 Number of auto switch calls of manual reception auto reception
When the above setup is allowed, automatic reception is made at the set number of times.
The set range is 1 to 9 times. Default: 9 times
SW43 No.1 – No.5 DTMF signal send time
Used to set the send time when sending DTMF signal. Setup is made in the range of 60 – 310ms by binary input of N in
"10(ms) x N" in the increment of 10ms. N is set in the range of 0 – 31. When N is set to 0, it is the same as 110ms (N=11). Default: 110ms
SW43 No.6 – No.8 Maintenance cycle
Setup for judgment of consumable parts notification when using the F.A.S.T. function. This setup should be the same as SIM21-2 setup.
Default: 0 0 1 (50K)
SW44 No.1 – No.4 Scan effective image area (OC) Main scan Left edge image loss
Used to set the left edge image loss of main scan in OC scan of FAX. The set value of SIM 50-8 is reflected.
SW44 No.5 – No.8 Scan effective image area (SPF) Main scan Left edge image loss
Used to set the left edge image loss of main scan in SPF scan of FAX. The set value of SIM 50-8 is reflected.
SW45 No.1 – No.4 Scan effective image area (OC) Main scan Right edge image loss
Used to set the right edge image loss of main scan in OC scan of FAX. The set value of SIM 50-8 is reflected.
SW45 No.5 – No.8 Scan effective image area (SPF) Main scan Right edge image loss
Used to set the right edge image loss of main scan in SPF scan of FAX. The set value of SIM 50-8 is reflected.
SW46 No.1, No.2 Inhibited to use SW46 No.3 Priority in the day of week
Used to set the recording sequence of the day of month and the day of week if the date is in the sequence of day, month, and year.
Default: 0 (NO)
SW46 No.4 Inhibited to use SW46 No.5 Daylight saving tive
Used to set Enable/Disable of Daylight saving time. Default: 0 (Inhibit)
SW46 No.6 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW47 No.1 – No.5 Time specification print 1 (O’clock) in
the communication report table
Used to set "o’clock" of the time (o’clock, min) when specifying the time in the communication report table.
Setup is in the range of 0 – 23 (o’clock) by binary input. When set to 24 – 31, the time is set to 0 o’clock. Default: 0 o’clock
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SW47 No.6 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW48 No.1 – No.6 Time specification print 1 (min) in the
communication report table
Used to set "min" of the time (o’clock, min) when specifying the time in the communication report table.
Setup is in the range of 0 – 59 (min) by binary input. When set to 60 – 63, the time is set to 0 min. Default: 0 min
SW48 No.7, No.8 Inhibited to use SW49 No.1 – No.5 Time specification print 2 (O’clock) in
the communication report table
Used to set "o’clock" of the time (o’clock, min) when specifying the time in the communication report table.
Setup is in the range of 0 – 23 (o’clock) by binary input. When set to 24 – 31, the time is set to 0 o’clock. Default: 0 o’clock
SW49 No.6 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW50 No.1 – No.6 Time specification print 2 (min) in the
communication report table
Used to set "min" of the time (o’clock, min) when specifying the time in the communication report table.
Setup is in the range of 0 – 59 (min) by binary input. When set to 60 – 63, the time is set to 0 min. Default: 0 min
SW50 No.7, No.8 Inhibited to use SW51 No.1 – No.5 Inhibited to use SW51 No.6 CED detection time
Used to set CED/ANSam signal detection time. When the CED/ ANSam signal is detected for duration of the set time, it is recognized.
When set to 1, if a signal is detected for 500ms or more, it is recog­nized.
When set to 0, if a signal is detected for 1000ms or more, it is recog­nized.
Default: 0 (1000ms or more)
SW51 No.7, No.8 Busy tone detection cycle
Used to set the number of pulses of busy tone detected to recognize as busy tone.
When set to 0 0, 2 pulses are detected. When set to 0 1, 4 pulses are detected. When set to 1 0, 6 pulses are detected. When set to 1 1, 10 pulses are detected. Default: 0 0 (2 pulses are detected for recognition of busy tone.)
SW52 No.1, No.2 Busy tone detection level
Used to set the lowest detection level when detecting busy tone. When set to 0 0, busy tone of –43dB is detected. When set to 0 1, busy tone of –35dB is detected. When set to 1 0, busy tone of –33dB is detected. When set to 1 1, busy tone of –30dB is detected. Used to set for erroneous detection of busy tone. Default is 0 0 (–43dB).
SW52 No.3 ERR frame reception operation
Used to set the operation when image data with error frame is received.
"0": Not continue process. (Error) "1": Continues process. Default: 0 (Not continue process. (Error))
SW52 No.4 Inhibited to use
SW52 No.5 Error process in RTN reception
Used to set whether RTN reception is treated as a communication error or not.
When set to 1, it is not judged as an error when RTN is received. When set to 0, it is judged as an error when RTN is received. Default: 0 (Judged as an error.)
SW52 No.6 V.34 mode function in manual communication
Used to set whether V.34 mode function is enabled or not in manual transmission.
When set to 1, V.34 mode function is enabled. When set to 0, V.34 mode function is disabled. Default: 1 (V.34 mode function is enabled.)
SW52 No.7 V.34 mode function
Used to set whether V.34 mode is used for send/receive with the other party machine is provided with V.34 mode.
When set to 1, send/receive is made by using V.34 mode. When set to 0, send/receive is made without using V.34 mode. Default: 1 (V.34 mode function is enabled.)
SW52 No.8 V.34 control channel communication speed
Used to set V.34 mode communication speed of the control channel. When set to 1, the communication speed of control channel is
2400bps. When set to 0, the communication speed of control channel is
1200bps. Default: 0 (1200bps)
SW53 No.1 – No.4 DTMF send level (High group) setup
Used to set the DTMF signal send level (high group). The set range is 0 to 7.5 with binary input in the increment of 0.5dB. Default: 3.5 Send level = – (set value + 12)/2 [dB]
SW53 No.5 – No.8 DTMF send level (Low group) setup
Used to set the DTMF signal send level (low group). The set range is 0 to 7.5 with binary input in the increment of 0.5dB. Default: 3.5 Send level = – (set value + 12)/2 [dB]
SW54 No.1 – No.4 Scan effective image area (OC) Sub scan lead edge image loss
Setup of image loss in OC scan image area The quantity of image loss at the lead edge in sub scan direction can
be adjusted. When the set value is increased, the lead edge image loss quantity is increased.
The set value of SIM 50-8 is reflected.
SW54 No.5 – No.8 Scan effective image area (SPF) Sub scan lead edge image loss
Used to set image loss in SPF scan image area. The quantity of image loss at the lead edge in sub scan direction can
be adjusted. When the set value is increased, the lead edge image loss quantity is increased.
The set value of SIM 50-8 is reflected.
SW55 No.1 – No.7 CI signal OFF detection enable time
Used to set the min. OFF time for judgment of CI pulse (16Hz call sig­nal). When OFF time continues for more than the set time, it is judged as 1 pulse of CI.
Setup is made in the range of 0 – 1270 by binary input. Set value x 10ms.
Default is 1200ms.
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SW55 No.8 EQM judgment threshold value
Used to set whether the threshold value, FTT, for EQM judgment is severely adjusted or loosely adjusted when confirming TCF reception.
When it is loosely adjusted, TCF is easy to return CFR, however, it is apt to cause an error in PIX (Phase-C).
SW56 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW57 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW58 No.1 V.34 3429 (baud) Rate Mask
Used to set whether 3429 is supported as the symbol rate in V.34 com­munication or not.
SW58 No.2 V.34 3200 (baud) Rate Mask
Used to set whether 3200 is supported as the symbol rate in V.34 com­munication or not.
SW58 No.3 V.34 3000 (baud) Rate Mask
Used to set whether 3000 is supported as the symbol rate in V.34 com­munication or not.
SW58 No.4 V.34 2800 (baud) Rate Mask
Used to set whether 2800 is supported as the symbol rate in V.34 com­munication or not.
SW58 No.5 Inhibited to use SW58 No.6 V.34 2400 (baud) Rate Mask
Used to set whether 2400 is supported as the symbol rate in V.34 com­munication or not.
SW58 No.7, No.8 Inhibited to use SW59 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW60 No.1 – No.4 Inhibited to use SW60 No.5 Countermeasures against V.34
communication error (reception) (Phase 2 error retry setup)
Improves and controls error retry in phase 2 of V.34 reception. Default: 0 (NO)
SW60 No.6 Countermeasures against V.34 communication error (transmission) (Phase 2 error retry setup)
Improves and controls error retry in phase 2 of V.34 transmission. Default: 0 (NO)
SW60 No.7, No.8 Inhibited to use SW61 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW62 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW63 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW64 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW65 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW66 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW67 No.1 – No.4 Setup of make rate (10PPS)
Used to set the make rate when dialing at 10PPS. The set range of N is 0 to 15 in binary input for the make rate of (N +26
ms), which ranges from 26 to 41 ms. Default: 40 ms
SW67 No.5 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW68 No.1 – No.4 Inhibited to use SW68 No.5 – No.8 T1 timer setup
Used to set time-out time from phase B to detection of signal. T1 time-out time is set in the range of 30 – 105sec (in the increment of
5sec). Default is 40sec.
SW69 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW70 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW71 No.1, No.2 Dial ringing wait time
Used to set wait time from connection of the line to start of dial ringing. When ringing is made without detecting dial tone, ringing is made after
setting this time. When set to 0 0, ringing is made after 3.5sec. When set to 0 1, ringing is made after 4sec. When set to 1 0, ringing is made after 5sec. When set to 1 1, ringing is made after 6sec. Default: 0 0 (Ringing after 3.5sec)
SW71 No.3 – No.6 Inhibited to use SW71 No.7, No.8 Silent detection level
Used to set the judgment level of silence. When set to 0 0, –43dBm or less is judged as silence. When set to 0 1, –40dBm or less is judged as silence. When set to 1 0, –39dBm or less is judged as silence. Default: 0 0 (–43dBm or less is judged as silence.)
SW72 No.1 EYE-Q check
Used to set whether TCF is checked or not in TCF reception. When set to 1, check is made only with EQM value. Therefore, TCF
check becomes loose. When set to 0, check is made both with received data and EQM value. Default: 0 (check is made both with received data and EQM value. )
SW72 No.2 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW73 No.1 – No.6 Inhibited to use SW73 No.7, No.8 DIS reception process selection in
reception
Used to set the process when DIS is received. When set to 0 0, it is judged as reception of echo and the command is
sent again. When set to 0 1, the line is disconnected as improper DIS. When set to 1 0, if DIS is the receiver machine and there are some
accumulated documents, bulletin transmission is made. In other cases, it is judged as reception of echo and the command is sent again.
When set to 1 1, if DIS is the receiver machine and there are some accumulated documents, bulletin board is transmitted. If DIS is the transmitter machine, it is judged as reception of echo and the com­mand is sent again. In the other cases, it is judged as improper DIS and the line is disconnected.
Default: 0 0 (Judged as reception of echo, and the command is sent again.)
SW74 No.1 – No.4 Print lead edge adjustment (Lead edge adjustment)
Setup of print image area void The quantity of lead edge void in sub scan direction can be adjusted.
When the set value is increased, the lead edge void is increased. Setup of SIM 50-9 is reflected.
SW74 No.5 – No.8 Print lead edge adjustment (Rear edge adjustment)
Setup of print image area void The quantity of lead edge void in sub scan direction can be adjusted.
When the set value is increased, the lead edge void is increased. Setup of SIM 50-9 is reflected.
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SW75 No.1, No.2 Transmission end sound (Buzzer sound length) setup
Setup of the length of buzzer sound indicating the completion of trans­mission.
Setup is selected from 3sec, 1sec, and silent as follows:
bit 1 2
00 :3sec
01 :1sec
1 0 : Silent
1 1 : Similar to the setup of 3sec. Default: 0 0 (3sec)
SW75 No.3, No.4 Reception end sound (Buzzer sound length) setup
Setup of the length of buzzer sound indicating the completion of trans­mission.
Setup is selected from 3sec, 1sec, and silent as follows:
bit 3 4
00 :3sec
01 :1sec
1 0 : Silent
1 1 : Similar to the setup of 3sec. Default: 0 0 (3sec)
SW75 No.5 – No.8 Print lead edge adjustment (Left edge)
Setup of print image area void The quantity of left edge void in main scan direction can be adjusted.
When the set value is increased, the image void becomes greater. Setup of SIM 50-9 is reflected.
SW76 No.1 – No.8 Scan magnification ratio adjustment OC (main scan)
The magnification ratio in main scan direction of OC scan is adjusted. Setup of SIM 48-8 is reflected.
SW77 No.1 – No.8 Scan magnification ratio adjustment OC (sub scan)
The magnification ratio in sub scan direction of OC scan is adjusted. Setup of SIM 48-8 is reflected.
SW78 No.1 – No.8 Print magnification ration adjustment (main scan)
The magnification ratio in main scan direction when printing is adjusted.
Setup of SIM 48-9 is reflected.
SW79 No.1 – No.8 Print magnification ration adjustment (sub scan)
The magnification ratio in sub scan direction when printing is adjusted. Setup of SIM 48-9 is reflected.
SW80 No.1 – No.4 Scan effective image area (OC) Sub scan Rear edge image loss
Setup of image loss in OC scan image area The quantity of image loss at the rear edge in sub scan direction can
be adjusted. When the set value is increased, the image loss quantity at the rear edge is increased.
The set value of SIM 50-8 is reflected.
SW80 No.5 – No.8 Scan effective image area (SPF) Sub scan Rear edge image loss
Used to set image loss in SPF scan image area. The quantity of image loss at the rear edge in sub scan direction can
be adjusted. When the set value is increased, the image loss quantity at the rear edge is increased.
The set value of SIM 50-8 is reflected.
SW81 No.1 – No.4 Destination information
Destination setup
SW81 No.5 – No.8 Language information
Language setup
SW82 No.1 – No.8 Scan magnification ratio adjustment SPF (main scan)
SPF scan main scan magnification ratio setup Setup of SIM 48-8 is reflected.
SW83 No.1 – No.8 Scan magnification ratio adjustment SPF (sub scan)
SPF scan sub scan magnification ratio setup Setup of SIM 48-8 is reflected.
SW84 No.1, No.2 On-hook speaker volume
The speaker volume is set when on-hook.
SW84 No.3 – No.8 On-hook pattern number
Pattern of sound volume (Large/Medium/Small) when on-hook. Refer to SIM 66-37.
SW85 No.1, No.2 Line monitor speaker volume
Used to set the line sound volume from the speaker in FAX transmis­sion.
SW85 No.3 – No.8 Line monitor pattern number
Pattern of line monitor sound volume (Large/Medium/Small)
SW86 No.1, No.2 Ringing volume
Used to set the ringing sound volume.
SW86 No.3 – No.8 Ringing pattern number
Pattern of ringing sound volume (Large/Medium/Small)
SW87 No.1, No.2 Speaker volume in DTFM send
Used to set the volume of transmission sound and DTMF sound from speaker when pressing on-hook button.
SW87 No.3 – No.8 Pattern number in DTFM send
Pattern of sound volume (Large/Medium/Small) when sending DTMF
SW88 No.1, No.2 Speaker volume at scanner scan end
Used to set the volume of scan end sound from the speaker when scan is completed.
SW88 No.3 – No.8 Pattern number in scanner scanning
Pattern of sound volume (Large/Medium/Small) when scan is com­pleted.
SW89 No.1, No.2 Speaker volume of communication end sound
Used to set the volume of communication end sound from the speaker when communication is completed.
SW89 No.3 – No.8 Pattern number of communication end sound
Pattern of sound volume (Large/Medium/Small) of communication end
SW90 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW91 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW92 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW93 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW94 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW95 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW96 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use SW97 No.1 – No.8 Inhibited to use
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[7] KEY OPERATOR PROGRAM
1. List
Function setup Program name
List output, setup
Initial setup Dial ring signal setup SW41-1, 2 Used to set the kind of telephone line connected to this machine.
Send function setup
List output No Key operator list, confidential ID list, reception rejection number list, F code setup
Communication result table print
The content of document is printed in case of a communication error. Recording table print SW47-1 – 5
Pause time SW38-1 – 4 Used to set the pause time between destination numbers. Sender registration SW10-2 Used to register the telephone number and the sender’s name to use this
Sound volume SW84-1, 2
External telephone connection
Remote switch number SW2-1 – 8
Department management SW30-4 Used to set department management. Department number No Used to register department codes and department names in department
Date, time No Used to set date and time of the clock built in the machine. Distinctive ring SW32-1 – 4 The function judges TEL or FAX by CI ringing. Daylight saving tive SW46-5 Used to set Enable/Disable of Daylight saving time. Send image quality, density SW3-1 – 5 Used to set image quality and density under the standard state of FAX mode. Automatic reduction
transmission Rotation transmission SW16-5, 6 Used to set whether document placed longitudinally is transmitted laterally or
Page number print SW33-1 Used to set to print page number on the top of paper in the other party. Default transmission setup SW8-1 Used to set the transmission mode under the standard state to memory send or
Quick online SW9-3 Used to set memory send or quick online send when transmission mode is
Date/sender print position SW30-7 Used to set print position of date and sender at the top of recording paper of the
Department name notification SW30-6 Used to set whether document placed longitudinally is transmitted laterally or
Recall when the other party is busy.
Recall in case of a transmission error
Call time in automatic send SW39-1 – 3 Used to set the time up to disconnection of line when the other party does not
Cover function default setup SW35-1 Used to set whether the cover is added or not when transmitting.
Soft SW
setup
check list, department code table, and department management record table are printed.
SW30-8 SW31-1 – 8
SW1-7 This setup is made to print data (which were tried to be sent) under the result table
SW48-1 – 6 SW49-1 – 5 SW50-1 – 6 SW19-7, 8
SW85-1, 2 SW86-1, 2
SW16-2 Used to set connection of external telephone.
SW8-5
SW1-6 Used to set to reduce document images according to the recording paper size of
SW4-5 – 8 SW40-5 – 8
SW4-1 – 4 SW40-1 – 4
This setup is made to print the communication result (normal completion or communication error) after completion of communication (normal transmission, broadcasting, reception, confidential reception).
in case of a communication error.
This setup is made to print all the previous communication data at the specified time.
machine. Used to set when on-hook volume, ringing volume, and line monitor volume are adjusted.
Used to set when remote switch number is changed in order to enter FAX reception mode from external telephone mode.
management.
the other party.
transmitted by rotating reversely. (Rotation transmission setup is available for letter size, not available for B5R/A5R.)
direct send.
memory send.
other party.
transmitted by rotating reversely. Used to set the recall interval and the number of times of recalls when the line is
busy. Used to set resend interval and the number of times of resending when a
communication error occurs during transmission.
respond to calling made by automatic dialing of registered number in this machine.
Program function (Outline)
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Function setup Program name
Reception function setup
Special function setup
Number of times of automatic reception call
Reception data print tray SW27-2 – 5 Used to set recording paper tray for printing reception data] Reception data print condition Automatic reduction print in a fixed size Reception data transfer SW38-7 Used to set data transfer to the telephone number registered in this program when
Registration of telephone number to transfer reception data Index print SW32-6 Used to set whether a black mark (index) is printed at the top of recording paper. Reception data override SW18-8 Used to set to print the latter data prior to the former data when printing of the
Output method when A3 width reception (Inch series)
Specified number reception SW24-3 Used to set ON/OFF of the function to reject FAX reception from a registered
Polling protection SW1-5 Used to set the protection function when transmission is made by receiving
Registration of polling allow number ID number registration No Used to set the system number of the other party’s machine. System number registration No Used to set for registration of the system number of this machine. Relay ID code registration SW13-8 Used to set for registration of the relay broadcast transmission allow number from
Confidential box registration No Used to set for registration of the confidential box number and password of
F code confidential box registration
Registration of F code relay group
Registration of F code bulletin board
Soft SW
setup
SW29-5 – 8 Used to set the number of times of calls until reception is started in automatic
reception state.
SW17-2 – 3 Used to set whether reduction print is made or divided print is made when there is
no paper of the same size as the received image.
SW24-8 Used to set whether reduction print is made or not according to the size of paper
set in the tray when data of greater size than the size of paper set in the tray.
image data received in the memory of this machine cannot be outputted.
No The FAX number to be transferred is registered.
former data is in standby state due to recording paper empty, etc. and the latter data are ready to print.
SW18-6 Used to set whether an image of 297mm width is reduced and printed or an image
of 11" width is printed without reduction on paper of 11" width when an image of A3 width is received.
number.
polling.
No Used to register or delete the other party’s number for transmission by polling.
the transmission station.
confidential reception.
No Used to set for registration of memory box for F code confidential reception.
No Used to set for registration of memory box for F code relay reception.
No Used to set for registration of memory box for F code bulletin board transmission.
Program function (Outline)
2. Operating procedure
The key operator program can be set from all the modes (copy, FAX, printer, scanner). When setup is completed, the mode returns to the original mode.
Note:
• When the key operator program is used, send/receive of FAX cannot
be made.
• The key operator program cannot be used during send/receive of
FAX or during communication.
A. Common procedures
1) Press [SPECIAL FUNCTION] key.
SPECIAL FUNCTION
2) Select the key operator program with [UP] [DOWN] keys, and press [OK] key.
SPECIAL FUNCTION
BACK
CONFIGURATION
PAPER SIZE SET DISPLAY CONTRAST KEY OPERATOR PRG.
3) Enter the key operator code.
• Enter a code of 5 digits and go to step 4).
• When a code is entered, "-" is changed to "*."
• When an erroneous key is pressed, press [CLEAR] key and
enter the correct entry again.
SPECIAL FUNCT
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4) Select FAX with [UP] [DOWN] keys, and press [OK] key.
• Select COPY, and the key operator program in the copy mode can be set.
BACK
SPECIAL FUNCTI
5) Perform setup of each program according to the description in the following pages.
• Set and register the program for setup of the following functions.
List output/setup, initial setup, transmission function setup, reception function setup, special function setup
6) When setup is completed, press [CA] (Clear All) key.
• Terminate the key operator program.
Press [BACK] key to return to the previous screen. To terminate each program, press [CA] (Clear All) key.
B. List output
1) Perform common operating procedures up to step 4).
2) Select "List output/Setup" with [UP] [DOWN] keys and press [OK] key.
3) Select "List output" with [UP] [DOWN] keys and press [OK] key.
4) Select a list name to output with [UP] [DOWN] keys and press [OK] key.
• Select among Key operator table, Confidential ID table, F code
setup check table, Department code table, and Department man­agement record table *.
• When the key operator program is terminated, print is started. * This item is displayed on the list only when department manage-
ment is set to ON (Effective) in the initial setup of the key opera­tor program.
Key operator list
Confidential ID table
F code setup check table
Department code table
Department management record table
Anti Junk list The reception rejection telephone number list is
(3) Print method of record table
1) Press [SPECIAL FUNCTION] key in the FAX mode.
2) Select "PRINT" with [UP] [DOWN] keys, and press [OK] key.
3) Select "Record table" with [UP] [DOWN] keys, and press [OK] key.
4) Select a record table name to be printed with [UP] [DOWN] keys, and press [OK] key.
• Print reservation is made and print is made automatically.
• Printable record table
Communication record table, communication reservation table, document load check table, speed dial table, rapid dial table, group table, telephone number table, program table, relay group table, ID sender table, confidential reception check table
When [CA] key is pressed in the record table selection screen, the dis­play returns to the initial screen. When [BACK] key is pressed, the dis­play returns to the print selection screen of step 3).
The communication record table can be automatically printed by speci­fying time to print. Specification of print time can be set by the key operator program up to 2 times per day.
Used to print the current setup conditions of key operator program.
Used to print the contents of confidential box registration (confidential box number, confidential box name, ID number).
Used to print the contents of F code confidential box registration, F code relay group registration, and F code bulletin board registration.
Used to print registered numbers, department names, and department numbers.
Used to print communication time and communication pages in each department.
printed.
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[8] FLASH ROM VERSION UP
PROCEDURE
(Items necessary for upgrade)
A Personal computer B RS232C Cross cable (D-sub 9pin to D-sub 9pin, or D-sub 25pin to
D-sub 9pin)
C Software for upgrade
(Type of ROM)
Flash ROM is directly attached to each PWB
(Targeted PWBs)
1 MCU-PWB 2 FAX-PWB
Diagrammatic sketch for upgrade method
(Personal computer)
A
RS232C connector (9pin or 25pin)
B
RS232C Cross cable
(D-sub 9pin to D-sub 9pin)
or
(D-sub 25pin to D-sub 9pin)
C
Download data
1. Program download procedure (Main
body program, FAX program)
Follow the procedure below to download the main body program and the FAX program:
1) Preliminary procedure: Connect PC and the main body with the download cable (RS-232C cable).
2) PC side: Boot the maintenance program.
3) Main body side: Turn on the power of LEOPARD, and it enters the download mode.
4) PC side: Check that the tree structure is displayed on the mainte­nance program.
Be sure to perform step 2) before turning on the power.
I/F Circuit (9pin)
1
MCU-PWB
FAX-PWB
2
(AR-235/275)
(Files necessary for download)
• Maintenance program: mainte.exe
• Loader files
• IMC loader file: imcbios.cvt
• FAX loader file: faxbios.cvt
The maintenance program performs downloading of the following pro­gram:
• FAX program download
Note: The downloaded files such as Printer Control Board file should
be copied in the same folder as that of the maintenance pro­gram.
When the tree is displayed, downloading can be performed. (Double-click to perform.)
5) PC side: Double-click Special in the main tree items to extend the sub tree items, then double-click All Area Download.
6) PC side: The maintenance program asks the file name. Specify a download file (*.dat).
Download file:
• leopXXXX.dat: File for collective download (IMC, FAX)
XXXX: Release version (Leop0114.dat, etc.)
7) PC side: When a download file is specified, the downloading pro­cedure advances automatically.
Time required for downloading is as follows:
• Main body program download time: About 5 min
• FAX program download time: About 5 min
8) PC side: When the message below is displayed, downloading is completed.
End message: Download Complete
9) After-process: Terminate the maintenance program, and turn off and on the power of the main body.
With the above procedures, downloading is completed.
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2. Others (Error list)
The list below describes errors occurring during download and countermeasures.
No Error message Descriptions
01 COM Port Open Error ! This error message is displayed when a COM port which is disabled is selected or when there is an abnormal
02 TimeOut Error ! This error message is displayed when no response is sent back from the remote party for 10 sec.
03 Receive Error ! This error message is displayed when data received from the remote party are abnormal.
04 Panel Size Error ! This error message is displayed when the download file size is specified to 8MB though the machine panel is of
05 Destination Error ! This error message is displayed when the destination of the machine panel does not coincide with that of the
06 Printer Control Board
FirmWare Download Send Error !
COM port. [Countermeasures]
Select another COM port which is enable. Check if there is any software which is using the COM port.
[Countermeasures] Once reset the maintenance software and the machine, then download again.
[Countermeasures] Once reset the maintenance software and the machine, then download again.
4MB size. [Countermeasures]
Specify a download size suitable for the machine panel size, and download again.
download file. [Countermeasures]
Specify the download file suitable for the destination of the machine panel, and download again. This error message is displayed when an error occurs during downloading of the printer control board firmware. [Countermeasures] Execute SIM 67-14 on the machine panel to check that "Please Send Data" is displayed, and download again.
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[9] TROUBLE CODE LIST
1. Machine trouble codes
Trouble code
Main
Sub
code
code
F6 00 Content F6-**: MCU-FAX communication trouble
Detail Communication setup error/framing/parity/
protocol error
Cause FAX control PWB connector disconnection
Defective harness between FAX control PWB and MCU PWB Motherboard connector pin breakage FAX control PWB ROM error/Data error
Check and remedy
10 Content FAX control PWB trouble
Detail Communication trouble between MCU and
Cause FAX control PWB connector disconnection
Check and remedy
80 Content FAX control PWB communication trouble
Detail Communication trouble between MCU and
Cause FAX control PWB connector disconnection
Check and remedy
81 Content FAX control PWB communication trouble
Detail Communication trouble between MCU and
Cause FAX control PWB connector disconnection
Check and remedy
Check connector/harness of FAX control PWB and MCU PWB. Check the grounding of the copier. Check FAX control PWB ROM.
FAX control PWB
Defective harness between FAX control PWB and MCU PWB Motherboard connector pin breakage FAX control PWB ROM error/Data error Check connector/harness of FAX control PWB and MCU PWB. Check the grounding of the copier. Check FAX control PWB ROM.
(Protocol)
FAX control PWB (Protocol error)
Defective harness between FAX control PWB and MCU PWB Motherboard connector pin breakage FAX control PWB ROM error/Data error
Check connector/harness of FAX control PWB and MCU PWB. Check the grounding of the copier. Check FAX control PWB ROM.
(Parity)
FAX control PWB (Parity error)
Defective harness between FAX control PWB and MCU PWB Motherboard connector pin breakage FAX control PWB ROM error/Data error Check connector/harness of FAX control PWB and MCU PWB. Check the grounding of the copier. Check FAX control PWB ROM.
Details of trouble
Trouble code
Main
Sub
code
code
F6 82 Content FAX control PWB communication trouble
(Over-run)
Detail Communication trouble between MCU and
FAX control PWB (Overrun error)
Cause FAX control PWB connector disconnection
Defective harness between FAX control PWB and MCU PWB Motherboard connector pin breakage
FAX control PWB ROM error/Data error Check and remedy
84 Content FAX control PWB communication trouble
Detail Communication trouble between MCU and
Cause FAX control PWB connector disconnection
Check and remedy
88 Content FAX control PWB communication trouble
Detail Communication trouble between MCU and
Cause FAX control PWB connector disconnection
Check and remedy
99 Content Machine-FAX board language error
Detail The machine language setup does not
Cause FAX board correction error
Check and remedy
Check connector/harness of FAX control
PWB and MCU PWB.
Check the grounding of the copier.
Check FAX control PWB ROM.
(Framing)
FAX control PWB (Framing error)
Defective harness between FAX control
PWB and MCU PWB
Motherboard connector pin breakage
FAX control PWB ROM error/Data error
Check connector/harness of FAX control
PWB and MCU PWB.
Check the grounding of the copier.
Check FAX control PWB ROM.
(Timeout)
FAX control PWB (Timeout error)
Defective harness between FAX control
PWB and MCU PWB
Motherboard connector pin breakage
FAX control PWB ROM error/Data error
Check connector/harness of FAX control
PWB and MCU PWB.
Check the grounding of the copier.
Check FAX control PWB ROM.
coincide with the FAX board language setup.
SIM setup error
Check the firmware of the FAX board and
the combination of the panel screen data,
and download the correct version, if
necessary.
Check the machine language information.
(Machine language setup:SIM 26-22)
Details of trouble
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2. Communication result code
Described on the communication report table, the communication man­agement table, and the protocol communication report table when communication is completed.
A. Composition of communication report code
Communication result X X (X X X X) Upper 2 digits of a communication result code: Communication report
code of 00 - 90 (Refer to the list of communication report codes.) Lower 4 digits of a communication result code: Codes used by service-
man.
Top 2 digits Communication report sub code 1 (Refer to
Bottom 2 digits Communication report sub code 2 (Refer to
Note) Communication report sub code 1 and sub code 2 are in hexa-
decimal. (The others are in decimal.)
<Communication result code list>
Result
code
0 Abnormal signal Abnormal signal 1 NSF, DIS (SID), (SUB), NSS, DCS 2 CFR (PWD), (SEP), NSC, DTC 3 FTT EOP 4MCF EOM 5 PIP, PIN MPS 6 RTN, RTP PRI-Q 7 No signal, DCN DCN 8 PPR PPS-EOP
9PPS-EOM 10 PPS-MPS, PPS-NULL 11 RNR RR 12 CTR CTC 13 ERR EOR-Q 14 PPS-PRI-Q 15 16 Abnormal signal Abnormal signal 17 NSF, DIS SID, SUB, NSS, DCS 18 CFR PWD, SEP, NSC, DTC 19 FTT PPS-EOP 20 MCF PPS-EOM 21 PIP, PIN PPS-MPS, PPS-NULL 22 RTN, RTP PRI-Q 23 No signal, DCN DCN 24 PPR 25 RNR RR 26 CTR CTC 27 ERR EOR-Q 28 PPS-PRI-Q 29 V.8 Phase-1 V.8 Phase-1 30 V.8 Phase-2 V.8 Phase-2 31 V.8 Phase-3 V.8 Phase-3
(Note) For result codes 16 - 31, V.34 mode communication. For 32 or later, refer to the table below.
Final reception signal
(Transmitting side)
the list of communication sub code 1.)
the list of communication sub code 2.)
Final reception signal
(Receiving side)
<Communication result code list>
Result code
(Communication
result) 0 – 31 Refer to the
33 Busy The calling side cannot
34 Cancel When a communication
35 Power OFF When the power is cur off
38 Reception
42 Reception
44 Document error When a document jam occurs
46 No response
48 OK Communication normal end 49 The other party
50 Polling is not
51 Polling allow
56 Interface not
Communication
report result
column
previous table.
memory over
length over
from the other party
has no polling function.
accepted.
number discrepancy
accepted
Communication interruption
content
Depends on the communication disconnection position. For 16 or later, V.34 mode communication.
connect the line with the other party.
interruption command is delivered during transmission or reception, <Send/Receive/ Poll/Bulletin> When the operation is interrupted by the stop key.
during sending or receiving, <Send/Receive/Poll/Bulletin>
When memory is over during reception, <Receive/Poll>. When printing cannot be performed during reception due to inhibition of proxy reception, <Receive/Poll>
When the received data length of one page exceeds the range during reception, <Receive/ Poll>
during direct transmission, <Send>
When the FAX signal from the other party is not detected within T1 time, <Send/Poll>
When the called side has no polling function in polling reception, <Poll> When the called side has no transmission data, <Bulletin>
When DCN is received for DTC in polling reception, <Poll> When there is no transmission data in polling transmission, <Bulletin> When the allow number does not coincide in polling transmission, <Bulletin> When the system number does not coincide in polling transmission, <Bulletin>
1) When DCN is received for NSS in transmission of the relay instruction, <Send>
2) When a receiving station number that is not registered is instructed in reception of the relay instruction, <Receive>
3) When F code relay instruction is received during F code relay broadcasting, <Receive>
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Result code
(Communication
result)
59 The other party
60 F code polling
61 F code bulletin
62 F code bulletin
63 The other party
64 F code is not
67 F code
68 BOX NO. NG When a BOX number that is
• When communication result is OK, the communication result sub code 1 and sub code 2 are 0000.
• < > indicates the communication means. <Send>, send; <Receive>, receive; <Poll>, polling; <Bulletin>, bulletin board
The status code from the modem in V.34 mode is indicated with the communication result sub code 1 (top 2 digits). However, the commu­nication sub code 1 is 00 in communication other than V.34 mode.
Communication
report result
column
has no function of F code bulletin board.
is not accepted.
board number discrepancy
board password discrepancy
has no function of F code.
accepted.
password discrepancy
Communication interruption
content
When the other party machine does not have DIS bit 47 (Selective polling function) in F code polling (ringing), <Poll>
When DCN is received for SEP in F code polling (ringing), <Poll> When there is no transmission data for SEP in bulletin board, <Bulletin>
When the sub address (bulletin board number (SEP)) does not coincide in bulletin board, <Bulletin>
When the pass code (PWD) does not coincide in bulletin board, <Bulletin> When the other party machine does not have DIS bit 49 (sub address capacity) in F code transmission, <Send>. Check that the other party machine conforms to F code.
When F code is transmitted, <Send>
1) When DCN is received for SUB, check the BOX number.
2) When DCN is received for SID, check BOX number and the pass code.
When F code is received, <Receive> When the F code relay broadcast function or the F code confidential reception function is inhibited with soft switches. When the pass code (SID) does not coincide in F code reception, <Receive>
not registered is instructed (SUB discrepancy) in F code reception, <Receive>
<Communication result sub code list 1>
Code
(Hexadecimal)
21 Phase 2 Timeout standby for INFO0 22 Check sum error in INFO0 23 Timeout standby for tone A or B 24 Timeout standby for the first phase
25 Timeout standby for cut off tone
26 Timeout standby for the second
27 Timeout standby for probing end 28 Timeout standby for the third phase
29 Timeout standby for INFO1 2A Check sum error in INFO1 2B Tone found before INFO1 2C Unexpected INFO0 found 31 Timeout standby for turning off the
91 Control 92 Timeout standby for PPh 93 Tone A/B detected in CC retrain 94 Timeout standby for ALT 95 Ach found 97 Timeout standby for turning off CC 98 FED OFF with CC data A1 A trouble which cannot be solved in
B0 Primary
B1 FED OFF in S sequence of HDX-
B2 Unexpected completion of S
B3 Timeout standby for S-Sbar in
B4 Timeout standby for S-Sbar in
B5 Timeout standby for S in HDX-
B6 Timeout for sync with PP C0 Phase 3 Trouble in S sequence of phase 3 C1 FED OFF in S sequence of phase 3 C2 Unexpected completion of S
C3 Timeout standby for S-Sbar of
C4 Timeout standby for S-Sbar of
C5 Timeout standby for S of phase 3 C7 Training due to TRN failure D0 Phase 4 Trouble in S sequence of phase 4 D1 FED OFF in S sequence of phase 4 D2 Unexpected completion of S
D3 Timeout standby for S-Sbar of
D4 Timeout standby for S-Sbar of
D5 Timeout standby for S of phase 4 D6 Timeout standby for MP D8 Timeout standby for E DA Timeout at renegotiation of the
DB Timeout at MPh of the transmitter
channel
channel resync
reversion
probing
phase reversion
reversion
reception control channel Error in the first CC train
phase 2. Retrain is forcibly made. Trouble in S sequence of HDX­resync
resync
sequence in HDX-resync
HDX-resync
HDX-resync
resync
sequence
phase 3
phase 3
sequence
phase 4
phase 4
transmitter rate
Descriptions
AR-FX4 TROUBLE CODE LIST - 3
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Code
(Hexadecimal)
E2 Retrain Retrain detected in phase 2 E3 Retrain detected in phase 3 E4 Retrain detected in phase 4 FE DTR OFF in retrain FF TX setup port flag
71 Writing is not made to the first
mapping frame. 96 Clear down PSTN clear down request is made. 61 HDLC The transmitter sends HDLC abort
in underflow state.
Descriptions
<Communication result sub code 2>
Result
code 2
02 EOL time over Reception 03 Carrier detection time over Reception 05 Time-up in phase C (8min) Transmission 06 Memory image decoding error Reception 07 Memory image decoding error Transmission 11 Polarity reversion detection Reception 12 Invalid command reception Reception 13 Time over (1min timer/6sec timer) Reception 14 PUT error Reception 20 Polarity reversion detection Transmission 21 Invalid command reception Transmission 22 Fall back retry number over Transmission 23 Resend over of the number of times of
24 Time over (T5 timer) Transmission 25 Time over (T5 timer) in V.34 mode Transmission 26 Time over occurrence during shift from
28 Modem chip answering NG Transmission/
Communication interruption content
command retry
Primary to Control in V.34 mode
Transmission/
Reception
Transmission
Transmission
Reception
3. List of buzzer sounds in case of FAX abnormality
– : Long sound • : Single sound 3: Pause Example: In case of TEL/LIU connection abnormality
Beep sound
– • • • Expanded memory connection
– • • • • Internal DMA transfer abnormality Internal DMA transfer operation
– • • • • • TEL/LIU PWB connection abnormality TEL/LIU PWB is not connected to the
– • • • Program ROM (main section) writing not
– • • • • Program ROM (font section) writing not
– • • • • Work DRAM (IC13, 14) abnormality Work DRAM abnormality IC13, 14: PWB solder trouble, PWB parts
– • • • • • SRAM (IC41) abnormality 1 IC41: PWB solder trouble, PWB parts
– • • • • • • SRAM (IC41) abnormality 2 IC41: PWB solder trouble, PWB parts
– • – – MCU upload no responding MCU PWB does not respond. MCU PWB - main PWB connection
– • • – System abnormality 1 Various internal operation abnormality PWB solder trouble, PWB parts trouble – • • • – System abnormality 2 Various internal operation abnormality PWB solder trouble, PWB parts trouble
{{– • • • • •} repeats {Pee • pi • pause • pi • pi • pi • pi}.
pattern
abnormality
completed
completed
Information content Detail Trouble content
Expanded memory insertion abnormality Expanded memory reinsertion
abnormality
main PWB. Program ROM (main section) data
abnormality Program ROM (font section) data
abnormality
PWB solder trouble, PWB parts trouble
Download retry
Download retry
trouble
trouble
trouble
AR-FX4 TROUBLE CODE LIST - 4
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[10] ELECTRICAL SECTION
1. Block diagram
A. Main block diagram
PCL
COPIER
SCANNER
S (1)
SCAN
I/F
S (2) SUB
SCAN
2/3
MULTI-
PLICATION
FAX UNIT
FAX MAIN PWB
IMAGE PROCESS GA
SCAN PROCESS FLOW
S (3)
SDRAM
CON­TROL
S (3)
ROTATION
SCAN
S (4) SUB
SCAN
1/2
MULTI-
PLICATION
S (5)
MN860
65 I/F
CODE/ DECODE MN86065
COPIER
PRINTER
COPIER CPU
LINE
EXTERNAL TELEPHONE
TEL/LIU
PWB
SPEAKER
P (5)
PRINT
I/F
CPU
(SH7709A)
WORK
MEMORY
SDRAM
16Mbit
MODEM
FM336
P (4)
P (3)
RESO-
LUTION
CON-
VERSION
PRINT PROCESS FLOW
3
3
FLASH ROM
(STANDARD) FLASH ROM
P (2)
ROTATION
PRINT
PROGRAM
16Mb
REGIS­TRATION MEMORY
SRAM
2Mbit
IMAGE
MEMORY
16Mbit
P (1)
SDRAM
CON­TROL
PAGE MEMORY
SDRAM 128Mbit
CPU
I/F
CPU
I/F
MODEM
CON­TROL
FAX
DMAC
GA
CON-
I/F
TROL
FAX PROCESS GA
IMAGE
DMAC
GA
CON-
I/F
TROL
RTC
I/F
RTC
SRAM
CON­TROL
MN860
65 I/F
SRAM
CON­TROL
IMAGE
PROCESS
MEMORY
SRAM
1Mbit
CODE/ DECODE MN86065
IMAGE
PROCESS
MEMORY
SRAM
1Mbit
IMAGE
MEMORY
(EXPANDED)
FLASH ROM
2MB/4MB/8MB
EXPANSION
CONNECTOR
BUS
BUFFER
AR-FX4 ELECTRICAL SECTION - 1
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B. TEL/LIU PWB block diagram
DC SEPARATE
SWITCH CIRCUIT SECTION
SP
POWER SUPPLY LINE CONNECTION JACK
EXTERNAL TELEPHONE
JACK
CURRENT DETECT SECTION
CML RELAY
S RELAY
ON HOOK DP TRANSMISSION CIRCUIT
PHOTO
COUPLER
CI DETECT
TRANSFORMER
POWER SOURCE RECIVE CONDITION
AC120V
EARTH
LINE CLOSE/ INTERFACE CIRCUIT
DC24V DC5V DC3.3V GND
TRANSFORMER
TO EACH SECTION
MODEM
33600bps
V.34
ATT (0 – 15db)
PB SIGNAL
GENERATE
SECTION
READ SECTION
PRINT SECTION
PROGRAM
CONTROL ROM
FAX CONTROL
SECTION
(CPU, GATE ARRAY) PSEUDO RBT SOUND GENERATE SECTION
COPY CONTROL SECTION
PRINTER I/F
(OPTION)
CENTRONICS I/F
LAN (10/100BASE-1)
AR-FX4 ELECTRICAL SECTION - 2
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D[0:15]
D[16:31]
A[1:25]
D
CKIO_GA1
CKIO_GA2
TP415
TP216
TP1066
FB2
MEM2012(NM)
FB1
MEM2012(NM)
R7 33
TP737
+3.3V
678
678
BR11
123
4 5
MNR14 (NM)
123
BR13
MNR14 (NM)
678
4 5
BR15
123
678
4 5
MNR14 (NM)
BR4
MNR14 (NM)
123
4 5
678
678
BR6
BR2
MNR14 (NM)
4 5
123
4 5
IC2
123
BR17
R8 33
TP128
MNR14 (NM)
678
4 5
R12 33
TP126
TP127
TP911
1A1 1Y1
1A2 1Y2
1A3 1Y3
1A4 1Y4
2 18
4 16
6 14
8 12
11 9
+3.3V
678
BR19
MNR14 (NM)
123
4 5
BR21
MNR14 (NM)
123
R39 R(NM)
TP912
TP913
2A1 2Y1
2A2 2Y2
13 7
15 5
678
4 5
CKIO_SDRAM
FB3
MEM2012(NM)
+3.3V
20
VCC
2A3 2Y3
2A4 2Y41G2G
17 3119
R16 0 TP686
CPU_CKIO
BR23
4 5
123
C1
F0.1u/16
10
GND
678
123
BR25
MNR14 (NM)
C
74LCX244WM
MNR14 (NM)
678
4 5
R219 33
BR27
123
TP129
678
4 5
MNR14 (NM)
FB13
123
BR29
MEM2012(NM)
MNR14 (NM)
678
4 5
BR36
MNR14 10K
BR35
MNR14 10K
BR34
MNR14 10K
BR33
MNR14 10K
BR32
MNR14 10K
+3.3V
BR31
123
6 7 8
6 7 8
6 7 8
6 7 8
6 7 8
678
4 5
MNR14 (NM)
BS-
RD/WR-
RD-
WE0-
WAIT-
WE1-
CS0-
CS3-
CS4-
CS5-
4 5 3 2 1
4 5 3 2 1
4 5 3 2 1
4 5 3 2 1
4 5 3 2 1
R40
10K
MNR14 (NM)
123
R42 R(NM)
BS-
CS2-
TUIKA1
WAIT-
RD-
WE0-
CS6-
RD/WR-
CS0-
WE1-
CS4-
CS3-
CS5-
B
CS6-
IRQ0-
IRQ1-
IRQ2-
DRAK[1]
DREQ[1]-
DREQ[0]-
DRAK[0]
CI-
DPON-
VOLCNT[B]
VOL[A]
VRSEL[2]-
VOL[B]
VOLCNT[A]
S
TXSEL[B]
TXSEL[A]
DPMUTE
150VON
CION
VOL[C]
VRSEL[1]-
C_BT
VRSEL[3]-
DREQ[0]-
DREQ[1]-
DRAK[0]
DRAK[1]
MPXA
SPMUTE
EC
CML
TELMUTE
RCVMUTE
IRQ1-
IRQ0-
IRQ2-
BR39
+3.3V
FNETD
6 7 8
MNR14 10K
EXHS-
LIUID
A
CASL-
RAS3L-
CKE
4 5 3 2 1
RHS-
HS[1]-
HS[2]-
+3.3V
8 7 6 5 432 1
FAX MAIN PWB (CPU) 1/10
2. Circuit diagram
A. FAX MAIN PWB
TP424
TP1070
TP1076
D29
D28
D27
BR3
4 5
123
TP632
TP638
TP639
D30/PTB(6)
D29/PTB(5)
D28/PTB(4)
D27/PTB(3)
SOK0/SCPT(1)
RxD1/SCPT(2)
SCK1/SCPT(3)
165
167
TP88
TP90
4
TP425
TP1072
TP1078
TP423
TP1068
D22
D25D6D19
D24
D23
678
MNR14 33
123
678
BR5
MNR14 33
4 5
TP633
TP649
TP648
TP650
TP647
D26/PTB(2)
D25/PTB(1)
D24/PTB(0)
D23/PTA(7)
RxD2/SCPT(4)
TxD2/SCPT(4)
RTS2/SCPT(6)
CTS2/IRQ5/SCP(7)
174
168
170
176
TP157
TP747
TP158
TP162
FAXSTS
FAXCMD
FAXCRDY-
FAXSRDY-
BR9
MNR14 4.7K
BR8
MNR14 4.7K
BR7
MNR14 4.7K
+3.3V
S4B-PH-SM3-TB
TP1069
TP1075
D20
D21
BR10
123
TP627
TP626
D22/PTA(6)
D21/PTA(5)
TxD0/SCPT(0)
171
164
TP91
TP89
R6
4.7K
R5
3.3K
6 7 8
6 7 8
6 7 8
TP1071
TP1077
TP426
D18
D17
678
4 5
MNR14 33
TP651
TP624
TP652
D20/PTA(4)
D19/PTA(3)
D18/PTA(2)
D17/PTA(1)
ASMD0/PTG(6)
RxD0/SCPT(0)
SCK2/SCPT(5)
169
127
4 5 3 2 1
4 5 3 2 1
4 5 3 2 1
ASMD0-
12345678910
12345678910
CN2
TP1067
TP1074
D30
D31D5D26
678
BR1
4 5
TP634
TP685
131415161718202223242526283031323436373839404142434446484950515253545556586061626364656667687072737475767778808284
D31/PTB(7)
IC1 SH7709A
TxD1/SCPT(2)
172
166
TP674
TP673
R2
4.7K
R1
4.7K
R3 100
R4 100
TP672
TP671
PCRXD
PCTXD
123
CN1
D
TP1093
TP1092
TP1085
TP1094
TP1073
D16
D13
D12
D14
BR14
MNR14 33
123
678
BR12
123
4 5
TP623
TP653
TP625
TP654
TP636
D15
D14
D13
D16/PTA(0)
AUDATA(0)/PTG(0)
AUDATA(1)/PTG(1)
AUDATA(2)/PTG(2)
AUDATA(3)/PTG(3)
135
133
131
13094139
AUDATA3
AUDATA2
AUDATA1
AUDATA0
AUDSYNC-
1112
TP1090
TP1084
TP1087
TP1088
TP1091
D7
D9
D8
D10
D11D4D15
678
123
4 5
BR16
MNR14 33
TP630
TP631
TP628
TP629
TP637
D9D8D7D6D5D4D3D2D1
D12
D11
D10
AUDSYNC/PTE(7)
TCK/PTF(4)/PINT(12)
TMS/PTF(6)/PINT(14)
137
CPU_TMS
TRST-
CPU_TCK
1314
1516
1718
1920
1112
1314
1516
1718
1920
TP1079
TP1080
TP1083
TP1081
TP1086
TP1089
D1
D2
D3
678
BR18
MNR14 33
4 5
678
MNR14 33
123
4 5
TP646
TP720
TP641
TP645
TP642
TP643
TRST/PTF(7)/PINT(15)
TDI/PTF(5)/PINT(13)
ASEBRKAK/PTG(5)
136
138
128
151
TP731
VOL[A]
VOL[A]
R9 0
R10 6.8K
CPU_TDI
ASEBRKRK-
CPU_TDO
2122
2324
2526
2728
2930
3132
3334
2122
2324
2526
2728
2930
3132
TP662
TP125
TP1082
D0
MNR14 33
123
678
BR20
4 5
TP107
TP644
TP108
A0A1A2A3A4A5A6A7A8
D0
AN(6)/DA(1)/PTL(6)
AUDCK/PTH(6)
206
R11 10K
+3.3V
L_BT
JP1
SD00415-52(NM)
Q1 DTC363EKA
1 2
TP1129
AUDCK
3536
3334
3536
NCS036-014-DS(NM)
TP660
TP661
A3
A2
BR22
123
TP640
TP721
CASHL/PTJ(4)
112
TP730
R15 10K
LED
SRAMCLR-
B
C
TP1130
R14 820
R13 820
+5V
TP665
TP664
TP666
A4
A6A0A10
A5 678
4 5
MNR14 33
TP109
TP111
TP110
AN(5)/PTL(5)
193
204
TP92
TP1127
JP3
JP2
SD00415-52
1 2
1 2
E
LED1 LT1P67A
TP1128
R17 820
TP663
A7
123
BR24
TP112
RESETP
RESETM
124
TP676
R19 10K
CPURES-
SD00415-52
R18 820
+3.3V
TP658
TP659
A8
A9
MNR14 33
4 5
TP706
TP709
TP1065
LED2 LT1P67A
+3.3V
678
A9
NMI
7
PWOFF-
TP657
TP656
A11
123
TP708
TP707
A10
194
TP679 BR26
R23 10K
R22 0
TP742
R21 R(NM)
IC3
TP132
X1
C
TP668
TP667
A13
A12
678
4 5
MNR14 33
TP113
TP114
A11
A12
CA
155
TP73
R24 10K
CPU_CKIO
R25
TP743
VDD
231
TP296
R20 10K
31
OUTOE
TP670
TP669
A14
A15
123
BR28
TP115
TP116
A13
A14
A15
XTAL
EXTAL
XTAL2
4
156
TP74
TP96
TP427
R26
TP744
678
S0
FSOUT
XOUTS1XIN
LF VSS
4 5
TP130
TP131
TP741
2
GND
VDD
4
TP655
A16
TP711R27
TP94
R28 10K
R(NM)
0
SG-8002JCPC(39.3216MHz)
TP722
A17
MNR14 33
678
4 5
TP710
A16
EXTAL2
5
FB4
FS781
3.3K
A17
MEM2012(NM)
TP736
TP701
A19
A18
BR30
TP713
TP712
A18
MD5
197
TP680
TP687
R34 10K
R31 10K
R33 R(NM)
R32 10K
C3
C2
C242F0.1u/16
TP733
TP735
A21
A20A1A24
678
4 5
MNR14 33
123
TP120
TP119
A19
A20
MD3
MD4
2
195
196
TP682
TP133
+3.3V
MD3
R30 10K
C(NM)
B2200/50
R29 R(NM)
+3.3V
TP696
TP723
A25
MNR14 33
R41 33
TP121
86
A25
CAP1
CAP2
146
149
TP80
TP75
+1.8V
R230 0
+3.3V
TP677
TP97
162
123
CKIO
TP1042
TP693
R43 10K
BR37
4 5
TP84
TP678
TP102
122
121
88
WAIT
BACK
BREQ
Vcc(RTC)
VccQ
3
21354759718597
FB5
TP694
TP700
678
TP101
TP100
89
90
RD
WE0/DQMLL
WE1/DQMLU/WE
VccQ
VccQ
VccQ
R231 0
+1.8V
MEM2012(NM)
TP699
123
TP99
93
RD/WR
VccQ
TP695
BR38
R44 33
MNR14 33
TP702
87
BS/PTK(4)
VccQ
TP1043
678
4 5
TP103
TP104
96
CS0/MCS(0)
VccQ
VccQ
111
163
FB6
MEM2012(NM)
TP719
TP697
123
TP105
TP106
1009998
CS4/PTK(2)
CS3/PTK(1)
CS2/PTK(0)
VccQ
VccQ
Vcc
29
183
TP717
TP718
MNR14 33
R45 33
R46 33
TP714
TP715
101
CS5/CE1A/PTK(3)
Vcc
81
TP1044
TP732
TP734
A23
A22
123
R38 33
TP118
TP117
TP692
A21
A22
A23
A24
MD0
MD1
MD2
1
144
TP681
TP675
R37 10K
R36 R(NM)
R35 10K
TP698
102
CS6/CE1B
Vcc
134
154
TP417
TP689 R47 33
191
192
DREQ0/PTD(4)
DREQ1/PTD(6)
Vcc
Vcc
Vcc-PLL1
175
145
R48 33
TP688
TP87
189
190
160109
DRAK0/PTD(1)
DRAK1/PTD(0)
Vcc-PLL2
AVcc(3.3V)
150
205
C24
C23
C22
C21
C20
C19
C18
C17
C16
C15
C14
C13
C12
C11
C10
C9
C8
C7
C6
C5
C4
TP95
TP683
8
IRQOUT
IRQ2/IRL2/PTH(2)
IRQ1/IRL1/PTH(1)
IRQ0/IRL0/PTH(0)
AVss
198
208
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
B470/50
B470/50
F0.1u/16
TP135
TP409
186
185
180
179
178
177
MCS(4)/PTC4)/PINT(4)
MCS(3)/PTC(3)/PINT(3)
MCS(5)/PTC(5)/PINT(5)
MCS(6)/PTC(6)/PINT(6)
MCS(7)/PTC(7)/PINT(7)
Vss
Vss
Vss
Vss-PLL1
Vss-PLL2
AVss
132
152
153
173
147
148
TP136
TP137
TP729
TP727
114
115
182
188
187
DACK0/PTD(5)
DACK1/PTD(7)
WAKEUP/PTD(3)
MCS(0)/PTC(0)/PINT(0)
MCS(1)/PTC(1)/PINT(1)
MCS(2)/PTC(2)/PINT(2)
VssQ
VssQ
VssQ
VssQ
Vss
Vss
Vss
27
79
109
161
181
TP527
TP528
116
104
CE2B/PTE(5)
CAS2L/PTE(6)
VssQ
VssQ
VssQ
B
TP8
TP7
117
103
CE2A/PTE(4)
CAS2H/PTE(3)
VssQ
VssQ
TP98
TP14
TP15
118
119
120
TDO/PTE(0)
RAS3U/PTE(2)
RAS2U/PTE(1)
Vss(RTC)
VssQ
6
19334557698395
TP738
TP740
TP635
TP739
158
12
159
IRQ4/PTH(4)
TCLK/PTH(7)
STATUS1/PTJ(7)
RESETOUT/PTD(2)
IRLS(0)/PTF(0)/PINT(8)
IRLS(1)/PTF(1)/PINT(9)
184
143
142
TP134
TP77
TP76
TP78
157
113
207
203
202
201
200
AN(4)/PTL(4)
AN(3)/PTL(3)
AN(2)/PTL(2)
CASHH/PTJ(5)
STATUS0/PTJ(6)
AN(7)/DA(0)/PTL(7)
PTG(4)
IRLS(2)/PTF(2)/PINT(10)
IRLS(3)/PTF(3)/PINT(11)
IRQ3/IRL3/PTH(3)
CASLH/CASU/PTJ(3)
IOIS16/PTG(7)
ADTRG/PTH(5)
11
141
140
107
110
126
125
129
TP83
TP81
TP93
TP82
TP85
TP86
TP79
R50
10K
R49
10K
+3.3V TP728
R274
10K
R273
10K
TP122
TP124
TP123
R53 33
R54 33
R55 33
TP726
TP724
TP725
106
108
105
199
CKE/PTK(5)
AN(1)/PTL(1)
AN(0)/PTL(0)
RAS3L/PTJ(0)
CASLL/CASL/PTJ(2)
RAS2L/PTJ(1)
WE2/DQMUL/ICIORD/PTK(6)
WE3/DQMUL/ICIOWR/PTK(7)
91
92
TP703
TP705
TP704 R51 33
TP716 R52 33
DQMUL
DQMUU
A
7 6 5 432 1
8
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D
C
B
A
D3D4D5D6D7
D11
D12
D13
D14
D15
CN3
3738394041
TP1032
TP1027
TP1030
TP1031
TP1028
TP1029
+5V
1
8
2
7
3
6
1234
BR41
MNR14 10K
BR40
MNR14 10K
4 5
1
8
2
7
3
6
4 5
A1 B1
A2 B2
A3 B3
A4 B4
A5 B5
A6 B6
IC4
2 18
3 17
4 16
5 15
6 14
7 13
8 12
D9
D11
D10A7D12
D14
D15
D13
+5V
1
8
2
7
3
6
4 5
BR43
MNR14 10K
1
8
2
7
+3.3V
A7 B7
A8 B8
G
DIR VCC
9 11191 20
BFDIR
BFOE-
C25
F0.1u/16
10
BR42
GND
74LCX245M
3
6
4 5
MNR14 10K
A1 B1
IC8
2 18
3 17
D7
D6
D13
D15
D14
525047454139363451494644403835
DQ15
DQ14
A19
A20
IC7
567
4
A20
A18
A19
D0D1D2
D8D9D10
23456
303132
646566
TP1022
TP1033
TP1024
TP1034
TP1021
TP1026
TP1020
TP1023
TP1019
TP1025
+3.3V
C26
A2 B2
A3 B3
A4 B4
A5 B5
A6 B6
A7 B7
A8 B8
G
DIR VCC
4 16
5 15
6 14
7 13
8 12
9 11191 20
D0D8D4
D3
D2
D1
ROMOBNK[0:2]
D9
D10
D11
D3
D4
D8
D12
D6
D7
DQ9
DQ8
DQ7
DQ6
DQ5
DQ4
DQ3
DQ13
DQ12
DQ11
DQ10
A18
A17
A16
A15
A14
A13
A12
A11
A10A9A8A7A6A5A4A3A2A1A0
8
101112131718192022232425262728
A15A6A8
A12D5A9
A17
A13
A14
A10
A11
A16
NCNCNC
A22
A21
A20
A19
A18
A17
A16
A15
A14
A13
A12
A11
A14
A17
A11
A16
A13
A15
A18D5A20
A19
A12
+3.3V
ROMNRY
C33
R60
1K
R59 10K
TP268
15
311692142
374348
STS
VPP
VCC
VCC
VCC
BYTE
CE0
CE1
OEWEWP
RP
2
32
145455
56
TP271
A10A9A8A7A6A5A4A3A2A1A0
A9
A8
A10
A33u/10
C35
F0.1u/16
C34
F0.1u/16
GND
GND
GND
NC
NCNCNC
1
3
29
30
TP273
TP269
TP270
TP274
5655545350494847461920141321108111222232425262728
TP1036
TP1035
R220 1K
R221 1K
F0.1u/16
10
GND
74LCX245M
ROMOBNK1
ROMOBNK2
ROMOBNK0
R225 4.7K
R224 4.7K
R223 4.7K
+5V
D1
D0
D2
33
53
DQ2
DQ1
DQ0
A7
A5
A1A4A3
A2
A4A5A6
LH28F160S3T-L10A(NM)
CE1-
OE-
WE-
READY
WP
CD1-
CE2-
7
9
15
42
29
TP1037
4 5 3
6
2
7
1
8
BR46
MNR14 100K
R61 1K
R229 100K
R228 100K
R227 100K
R226 100K
+5V
R222 1K
ROMOWE-
ROMOCE-
ROMOOE-
A1
A2
A3
33
67
ROMOWP-
CD2-
36
TP1041
ROMOCD1
ROMOCD0
WAIT-NCREG-
16
434445575859606162
TP1040
TP405
ROMORY
NC
TP1038
GND
CS1
CS2NCRESET
BVD2
BVD1
VCC
VCCNCNC
1
34
63
175118
52
TP1039
TP407
TP406
TP408
TP404
C40
C38
+5V
A33u/10
ROMOCID0
ROMOCID1
D11D4D9
D14
D10D8D15
D13D6D5
D12
454341393634323044424038353331
DQ9
DQ15
DQ14
DQ13
DQ12
DQ11
DQ10
IC70
A19
A18
A17
A16
A15
A14
A13
9
1234567
161748
A17A8A18
A16
A15A1A19
A20
A14
GND
GND
GND
35
68
F0.1u/16
C39
F0.1u/16
D7
D2
D3
DQ8
DQ7
DQ6
DQ5
DQ4
DQ3
DQ2
A12
A11
A10A9A8A7A6A5A4A3A2A1A0
8
18192021222324
A9A4A11
A10
A12A2A13A7A6
ICM-MB68H-S153-400N
D1
D0
29
15134712372746
VPP
DQ1
DQ0
BYTE
RY/BY
25
A3
A5
VCC
RP
CE
262811
OEWEWP
1234
GND
GND
MBM29LV160BE-
NC
14
10
TP272
D28
D24
D30
D25
D31
D27
D23
D26
D29
454341393634323044424038353331
DQ9
DQ8
DQ15
DQ14
DQ13
DQ12
DQ11
DQ10
A19
A18
A17
A16
A15
A14
A13
A12
IC6
9
1234567
161748
A18
A14
A13A4A11
A17
A20
A19
A21A5A15
A16
D12
D15
D11A2D3
D8
D14
D13
D7
D10
454341393634323044424038353331
DQ9
DQ8
DQ15
DQ14
DQ13
DQ12
DQ11
DQ10
IC5
A19
A18
A17
A16
A15
A14
A13
A12
9
1234567
161748
A13D1A5
A15D9A16
A20A7A14
A19
A17
A18
A21
D17
D22
D19
D21
D20
D16
D18
29
DQ7
DQ6
DQ5
DQ4
DQ3
DQ2
DQ1
DQ0
A11
A10A9A8A7A6A5A4A3A2A1A0
8
18192021222324
A10A8A9A6A7
A12
R56
1K
+3.3V
D6D4D0
D2
D5
29
DQ7
DQ6
DQ5
DQ4
DQ3
DQ2
DQ1
DQ0
A11
A10A9A8A7A6A5A4A3A2A1A0
8
18192021222324
A11
A9
A12
A8
A10
A6
ROMNCE-
C28
A33u/10
R58
10K
TP894
15134712372746
VPP
VCC
BYTE
RY/BY
CE
RP
25
262811
A2
A3
ROMPCE-
ROMPRY ROMPRY
+3.3V +3.3V
R57
10K
TP895
15134712372746
VPP
VCC
BYTE
RY/BY
CE
RP
25
262811
A4
A3
GND
OEWEWP
14
ROMPOE-
ROMPWE-
C27
A33u/10
GND
OEWEWP
14
ROMNWE-
ROMNOE-
C32
C31
F0.1u/16
GND
NC
10
TP893
ROMPWP-
C30
C29
F0.1u/16
GND
NC
10
TP892
ROMNWP-
F0.1u/16
MBM29LV160BE
F0.1u/16
MBM29LV160BE
RES-
TP145
147
IC20C
74LCX04M
5 6
TP146
C36
F0.1u/16
IC9A
74LCX14M
147
+3.3V
1 2
56
TP385
74LCX14M
IC9C
R62
10K
+3.3V
TP383
1
2
RES
OUT
PST591IMT
VCC
GND
IC10
3
4
C37
F0.1u/16
+3.3V
TP749
147
IC20D
9 8
TP750
R249 0
+3.3V
R63
74LCX04M
R64
147
IC11A
IC9D
10K
+3.3V
0
TP397
1 2
TP422
9 8
MANRES-
TP751
147
IC20E
11 10
TP753
R250 0
R65 10K
C42
F0.1u/16
74LCX06M
74LCX14M
C41
TP752
TP393
147
147
74LCX04M
IC20F
74LCX04M
IC11C
5 6
13 12
TP754
TP394
R251 0
R252 0
C43
TP1064
B2200/50
0
R66
TP396
IC11B
3 4
74LCX06M
TP140
IC24A
147
+3.3V
1 2
C(NM)
FRESET
TP388
TP143
147
IC11E
TP391
R254 0
74LCX14M (NM)
TP387
147
IC11F
11 10
13 12
74LCX06M
74LCX06M
TP390
R255 0
TP144
TP153
TP150
TP148
IC24F
IC24C
74LCX14M (NM)
IC24D
74LCX14M (NM)
5 6
9 8
TP154
74LCX14M (NM)
IC24E
74LCX14M (NM)
13 12
11 10
TP147
TP149
TP389
147
IC11D
9 8
74LCX06M
74LCX06M
TP392
R253 0
SW1 SKHU(NM)
TP142
IC24B
74LCX14M (NM)
3 4
TP141
FAX MAIN PWB (FLASH) 2/10
D[16:31]
D[0:15]
A[1:25]
ROMPCE-
ROMPOE-
ROMPWE-
ROMPWP-
D
C
B
A
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B
C59
F0.1u/16
VBT5
8
4
VSS
VDD
DATA
I/O-
CLKCEXT
IC18
71652
TP399
R73
10K
R72
10K
R71
10K
+5V
+5V
C57
F0.1u/16
TP402
8
4
VCC
GND
DIRGA1 B1
A2 B2
IC15
TC7WH245FK
172 6
3 5
TP403
RTCDT
RTC125G-
RTC125DIR
D30
D31
49
I/O15
IC14
A11
A12
A13A5A7
IC17
D25
D26
D28
D27
D29
I/O9
I/O10
I/O11
I/O12
I/O13
I/O14
A7A8A9
A10
3031322019
A10A9A2
A8
TP1013
2 18
D24
39404243454648
A6A4A11
XT-
NJU6356EM
3
TP401
TP1123
TP1122TP267
TP400
TP398
C62
C10/50
R77 4.7K
X2
DMX-38(32.768KHz)
C56
D2
C54
D1
C53
R69
12K
DAP202U
A10u/16
R68
27
R67
27
DAP202U
A10u/16
A10u/35
TP382
+5V+3.3V
TP381
A
D9
K2
K1
VBT5
C55
A10u/16
TP380
TP379
A
D10
K2
K1
VBT3.3
TP420
C61
C10/50
+5V
C60
F0.1u/16
TP1015
TP1018
TP1017
TP1016
20
10
VCC
2A1 2Y1
11 9
13 7
TP1012
TP1100
R79 10K
+5V
D18
D17
D16
221322523624827928112912
35
2A2 2Y2
2A3 2Y3
2A4 2Y41G2G
15 5
17 3119
TP1014
TP1101
+3.3V
1
71325381026475041
I/O0A0I/O1A1I/O2A2I/O3A3I/O4A4I/O5A5I/O6A6I/O7
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
CLK
CKE
CASCSLDQM
WE
RAS
1716181415
34
CKE
CS3-
RD/WR-
CASL-
RAS3L-
CKIO_SDRAM
VCC
DQMUL
44
36
GND
C49
VCC
UDQM
DQMUU
DM74ALS244AWM
A10u/16
C48
F0.1u/16
C47
F0.1u/16
4
GND
GND
GND
NC
NC
33
37
TP888
TP889
GND
GND
GND
1A1 1Y1
1A2 1Y2
1A3 1Y3
1A4 1Y4
4 16
6 14
8 12
TP1010
RTCIO
RTCCK
RTCCE
D19
D23
D22
D20
D21
I/O8
A3
+12V
+5V
+5V
+3.3V
W981616AH
+5V+5V
RB751V-40
TP419
RB751V-40
D4
D3
R70
JP4
1 2
1SS355
1SS355
L_BT
L_BT
TP421
1
84
3
1K
SD00415-52
2
TP1134
1 2
TP1135
IC16A
LM393
R76
JP5
SD00415-52
R75
R74
82K
1.6K
C58
TP1007
F0.1u/16
1K
R78
1.6K
TP1008
BT1
12
CR2477-H01
TP1009
A
6
TP1136
TP378
7
IC16B
LM393
-
+
5
JP6
SD00415-52
1 2
0
R80
Q2
DTC363EKA
C
E
B
C_BT
C_BT
BA
C46
A10u/16
+3.3V
C45
F0.1u/16
D15D2D13D1D11D9D7D6D5
D12
D8D0D4
D3
D10
D14
49
I/O15
A11
IC13
A12A5A6A2A10
A13
I/O11
I/O12
I/O13
I/O14
A7A8A9
A10
3031322019
A11A8A9A4A3
221322523624827928112912
39404243454648
I/O8
I/O9
I/O0A0I/O1A1I/O2A2I/O3A3I/O4A4I/O5A5I/O6A6I/O7
I/O10
CLK
35
A7
CKIO_SDRAM
A B
D5D3D7D4D1D9D2
D13
D11D6D15
D14D0D12
D10
D8
789
10
131415
16
303132
353637
D[16:31]
D[0:15]
A[1:25]
38
I/O11
I/O12
I/O13
I/O14
I/O15
IC12
A12
A13
A14
A15
A16
222425
212019
18
A15
A14A3A7A5A1
A13A8A16A2A11
A17
A12A4A10A9A6
I/O0
I/O1
I/O2
I/O3
I/O4
I/O5
I/O6
I/O7
I/O9
I/O10
A5A6A7
A8
A11
A10
A9 I/O8
444342
27
26 29
FAX MAIN PWB (SRAM) 3/10
B
1
71325381026475041
44
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
UDQM
CKE
RAS
CASCSLDQM
WE
1716181415
36
34
CS3-
CKE
WE0-
RD/WR-
WE1-
CASL-
RAS3L-
VBT3.3
TP266
11
23
28
33
NC
NC
VCC
VCC
WE
UB
OE
A0A1A2A3A4
CE
LB
54321
6
17
394041
RAMCE-
RAMOE-
RAMWE-
RAMUB-
RAMLB-
C44
4
GND
GND
NC
NC
33
37
TP891
TP890
C52
A10u/16
12
34
VSS
VSS
F0.1u/16
GND
GND
GND
GND
IS62LV12816LL-70T (NM)
W981616AH
IC71
D13D8D11
D14
D15D0D9D7D12
28
I/O6
A15
A16 I/O7
10 29
A16A2A12
A17
27
I/O4
I/O5
A13
A14
4117
D10
212223
25826
I/O0
I/O1
I/O2
I/O3
A11
A10
A9
2
12131
A11A1A4
A10
C50
F0.1u/16
D5
D6
D1
D3
D2
24
5
TP1114
3
VSS
WE
2
C241
IC73
IS62LV1024LL-70T
74LCX32M
F0.1u/16
D4
27
28
I/O5
I/O6
A14
A15
A16 I/O7
4117
10 29
A15A9A12A2A8
A14
A17
A16
RES-
25826
I/O3
I/O4
A13
12131
A13
212223
I/O0
I/O1
I/O2
A11
A10
A9
2
A10
A11A6A5
TP1112
9
VCC
A0A1A2A3A4
CE1
A5A6A7
A8NCA12
3
A9A8A14A6A13A7A15
CE2
OE
6
2019181716
30
151413
32
A5
A3
IC72A
147
1
+3.3V
C51
F0.1u/16
TP1113
9
24
VSS
VCC
A0A1A2A3A4
CE1
WE
A5A6A7
A8NCA12
3
CE2
OE
IS62LV1024LL-70T
5
6
2019181716
30
151413
32
A4
A7
A1
A3
TP1115
6
IC72B
147
4
5
TP1116
IC72C
147
74LCX32M
9
TP1117
R256 0
TP1119
11
8
IC72D
147
12
13
TP1120
TP1121
R258 0
R259 0
74LCX32M
74LCX32M
10
TP1118
R257 0
A
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D5 1SS355
D
+12V
C74
TP413
C67
A47u/25
R239 0
FB14
RB551V-30
AGAG
R232 R(NM)
C69
F0.1u/16
OUT
OUT
GND
GND
IN
IC19 NJM7812
C244
F0.01u/50
IN
C68
F0.01u/50
JP10
SD00415-52
1 2
R260 0
R81 0
D6 1SS355
TP1132
JP11
IC21 NJM78M05DLA
SD00415-52
1 2
3
OUT
GND
IN
1
R261 0
R82 0
A33u/10
C76
2
C75
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
R240 R(NM)
C
MDM3.3V+5V
C78
A33u/10
TP1049
TP410
C82
TP1124
JP13
1 2
2
OUT1
IN
IC25 LM1117MPX-1.8
3
SD00415-52
R88 0
A33u/10
C84
4
OUT2 GND
C83
R263 0
C80
F0.1u/16
R246 0
FB15
MEM2012(NM)
TP1103
AGAG
2
4
OUT1
OUT2 GND
TP1131
JP12
1 2
IN
IC23 LM1117MPX-3.3
3
SD00415-52
R86 0
C79
1
F0.1u/16
AGAG
D8 1SS355
AGAG
D7 1SS355
B
F0.1u/16
1
F0.1u/16
A
+24V
+24V
+5V
C64
A10u/35
C63
F0.01u/50
C243
F0.01u/50
JP7
JP8
SD00415-52
1 2
1 2
1
2
3
31
323334
8 7 6 5 4321
+5V
+24V
+24V
+24V
+24V
FAX MAIN PWB (MCU I/F) 4/10
CN4
TX24-60R-12ST-H1
D
C66
A33u/10
C65
F0.1u/16
SD00415-52
4
+5V
+5V
+5V
+5V
FRESET
TP395
IC9E
74LCX14M
11 10
TP1231
C72
R284 0
+3.3V
R238 10K
R237 10K
R236 10K
R235 10K
R234 10K
R233 10K
+3.3V
TP897
C71
A33u/10
C70
F0.1u/16
JP9
SD00415-52
1 2
FRESET-
TP138 TP1102
5
6
789101112131415
35
36
373839404142434445
NC
+3.3V
+3.3V
+3.3V
+3.3V
RESET-
C(NM)
TP139
NC
PWOFF-
+12V +5VA
147
IC20A
IC9F
SCLINE-
PRLINE-
PWOFF-
1 2
TP386
13 12
TP1230
READY-
HSYNC-
IC20B
3 4
TP384
IC9B
3 4
TP1232
GDATA10
GDATA9
TP1201
TP1202
BR106
MNR14 33
678
GDATA9
HSYNC-
74LCX04M
+3.3V
74LCX14M
C81
R286 0
GDATA12
GDATA11
TP1203
TP1219
4 5
GDATA11
GDATA10
C(NM)
GDATA13
TP1218
678
4 5
GDATA12
+3.3V
GDATA14
GDATA15
TP1216
TP1217
BR107
MNR14 33
123
GDATA13
GDATA14
R87
GDATA15
+3.3V +1.8V
240F
FAXPAGE-
FAXCMD
FAXSRDY-
FAXPRD-
R248 10K
R247 10K
218
416
614
812
1A11Y1
1A21Y2
1A31Y3
1A41Y4
IC26
GDATA[0:15]
252627
555657
GND
GND
FAXPRD-
FAXACK0P-
TP161
119
137
2A12Y1
2A22Y2
FAXACK1P-
FAXREQ1P-
FAXCS0P-
155
173119
2A32Y3
2A42Y4
TP160
FAXCS1P-
1G
2G
VCC
20
C85
+3.3V
28
GND
B
GND
74LCX244WM
10
F0.1u/16
29
585960
FAXCS0P-
FAXACK0P-
FAXREQ0P-
AGAG
R270
0
R269
0
R268
0
R267
0
R266
0
R265
0
R264
0
R89 0
TP1055
R90 0
30
GND
GND
7 6 5 4321
8
A
+3.3V
PRLINE-
SCLINE-
READY-
FAXSTS
FAXCRDY-
FAXREQ0P-
F0.1u/16
10
GND
GDATA0
1
TP1215 2 3 4 5
4 5 3 2 1
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
4 5
TP1211
GDATA0
74LCX244WM
GDATA2
GDATA1
TP1213
TP1214
MNR14 33
678
TP1209
TP1210 R262 0
GDATA1
GDATA3
TP1212
BR104
123
TP1208
GDATA3
GDATA2
GDATA5
GDATA4
TP1206
TP1207
678
4 5
GDATA4
GDATA6
TP1205
MNR14 33
GDATA5
GDATA6
GDATA8
GDATA7
TP1200
TP1204
BR105
123
GDATA7
147
123
GDATA8
74LCX04M
+3.3V
C77
TP745
TP746
74LCX14M
IC22
2 18
C73
C(NM)
R285 0
+3.3V
GND
GND
GND
GND
20
VCC
1A1 1Y1
1A2 1Y2
1A3 1Y3
1A4 1Y4
2A1 2Y1
2A2 2Y2
2A3 2Y3
2A4 2Y41G2G
4 16
6 14
8 12
11 9
13 7
15 5
17 3119
R85
TP748
R84 R(NM)
FAXACK1P-
FAXCS1P-
R245 10K
R244 10K
R243 10K
R242 10K
R241 10K
+3.3V
8 7 6
BR50
MNR14 10K
6 7 8
BR49
MNR14 10K
8 7 6
BR48
MNR14 10K
8 7 6
BR47
MNR14 10K
R83 0
161718192021222324
464748495051525354
GND
GND
FAXSTS
FAXCMD
FAXDET-
FAXSRDY-
FAXPAGE-
FAXCRDY-
10K
C
AR-FX4 ELECTRICAL SECTION - 6
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4
3
2
1
EDCBA
ROMOBNK[0:2]
ROMOCID0
ROMOCD1
ROMOCID1
TP929
TP933
TP931
17913178
177
ROMOCID[1]
ROMOCID[0]
MDMD[7]
VDD-51
TP591
MDMD7
ROMOCD0
ROMOBNK1
ROMOBNK2
TP926
TP934
TP928
176
17514174
ROMBNK[2]
ROMOCD[1]
ROMOCD[0]
GND-52
G1REQ_N
G1ACK_N
TP878
TP872
TP870
F0.1u/16
ROMOBNK0
TP927
173
172
GND-172
ROMBNK[1]
ROMBNK[0]
G2REQ_N
G2ACK_N
VDD-57
TP869
C109
17115170
VDD-171
GND-58
3.3VGA1
ROMORY
ROMOWP-
TP924
TP925
169
ROMRY
G1D[0]
TP871
TP874
G1D0
G1D1
ROMOWE-
ROMOCE-
ROMOOE-
TP935
TP922
TP923
168
16716166
ROMOOE_N
ROMOWP_N
ROMOWE_N
G1D[1]
G1D[2]
G1D[3]
TP873
TP875
TP877
G1D2
G1D4
G1D3
ROMNWP-
ROMNRY
TP937
TP938
165
164
16317162
GND-165
ROMNRY
ROMOCE_N
G1D[4]
G1D[5]
G1D[6]
TP868
TP876
TP867
G1D5
G1D6
G1D7
ROMNCE-
ROMNWE-
ROMNOE-
TP941
TP936
TP942
161
160
ROMNOE_N
ROMNWP_N
ROMNWE_N
G1D[7]
G2D[0]
G2D[1]
TP861
TP862
TP863
G2D0
G2D1
G2D2
ROMPRY
ROMPWP-
TP939
TP945
15918158
ROMPRY
ROMWP_N
ROMNCE_N
G2D[2]
G2D[3]
G2D[4]
TP860
TP864
G2D3
G2D4
ROMPCE-
ROMPWE-
ROMPOE-
TP943
TP946
TP944
157
156
15519154
ROMPOE_N
ROMPWE_N
G2D[5]
G2D[6]
TP865
TP866
TP859
G2D5
G2D6
G2D7
153
GND-153
GND-154
ROMPCE_N
G2D[7]
GND-75
GND-76
76
VDD-152
152
VDD-151
151
D[15]
150
D[14]
149
GND-148
148
D[13]
147
D[12]
146
GND-145
145
VDD-144
144
D[11]
143
D[10]
142
GND-141
141
D[9]
140
D[8]
139
GND-138
138
VDD-137
137
D[7]
136
D[6]
135
GND-134
134
GND-133
133
D[5]
132
D[4]
131
GND-130
130
D[3]
129
D[2]
128
GND-127
127
VDD-126
126
D[1]
125
D[0]
124
GND-123
123
MODE3
122
IRQ[1]_N
121
IRQ[0]_N
120
BSSEL[1]
119
BSSEL[0]
118
CLK
117
GND-116
116
GND-115
115
VDD-114
114
VDD-113
113
WAIT_N
112
DRAK[1]_N
111
DRAK[0]_N
110
DREQ[1]_N
109
DREQ[0]_N
108
WE1_N
107
WE0_N
106
RD_N
105
RW (RD/WR-)
104
BS_N
103
CS6_N
102
CS4_N
101
CS0_N
100
A[22] A[21] A[20] GND-96
96
GND-95
95
A[16]
94
A[15]
93
A[14]
92
A[13]
91
A[12]
90
A[11]
89
A[10]
88
A[9]
87
A[8]
86
A[7]
85
A[6]
84
A[5]
83
A[4]
82
A[3]
81
A[2]
80
A[1]
79
VDD-78
78
VDD-77
77
TP916
D[0:15]
C114
D15 D14
D13 D12
D11 D10
D9 D8
D7 D6
D5 D4
D3 D2
D1 D0
A22 A21 A20
A16 A15 A14 A13 A12 A11 A10 A9 A8 A7 A6 A5 A4 A3 A2 A1
TP684
TP915
TP690 TP691
TP416
F0.1u/16
C113
F0.1u/16
C112
F0.1u/16
C111
F0.1u/16
3.3VGA1
3.3VGA1 3.3VGA1 3.3VGA1 3.3VGA1
MD3
IRQ1-
R95 R(NM)
R94 R(NM)
IRQ0-
TP914
CKIO_GA1
0
R212
WAIT-
DRAK[1] DRAK[0]
DREQ[1]­DREQ[0]-
C115
WE1­WE0-
3.3VGA1
RD-
RD/WR-
BS-
CS6­CS4­CS0-
C110
F0.1u/16
3.3VGA1
A[1:25]
3.3VGA1 3.3VGA13.3VGA13.3VGA13.3VGA13.3VGA13.3VGA13.3VGA13.3VGA13.3VGA13.3VGA13.3VGA1
3.3VGA1
C98
F0.1u/16
M1A[0:15]
TP982
TP985
TP983
TP978
TP981
TP984
M1A11
M1A12
M1A14
M1A10
M1A15
M1A13
228
227
226
225
224
223
222
221
220
219
MA[15]
MA[14]
MA[13]
MA[12]
M1D[0:15]
M1D0 M1D1 M1D2
CD1A[0:3]
CD1D[0:15]
M1D3
M1D4 M1D5 M1D6 M1D7
M1D8 M1D9 M1D10 M1D11
M1D12 M1D13 M1D14 M1D15
CD1RES-
CD1CLK
CD1IRQ-
CD1A0 CD1A1 CD1A2 CD1A3
CD1CS­CD1RD­CD1WR-
CD1UBE-
CD1REQC0 CD1REQD0 CD1ACKC0­CD1ACKD0-
CD1D0 CD1D1 CD1D2 CD1D3
CD1D4 CD1D5 CD1D6 CD1D7
CD1D8 CD1D9 CD1D10 CD1D11
CD1D12 CD1D13 CD1D14 CD1D15
C97
F0.1u/16
C96
F0.1u/16
C95
F0.1u/16
C94
F0.1u/16
C93
F0.1u/16
C92
F0.1u/16
C91
F0.1u/16
C90
F0.1u/16
C89
F0.1u/16
C88
F0.1u/16
C87
F0.1u/16
C86
F0.1u/16
TP993 TP971 TP970 TP995
TP994 TP997 TP998 TP999
TP996
TP371
TP428
TP372 TP359 TP360 TP361
TP364
TP374
TP375 TP363
TP949 TP950 TP947 TP952
TP951 TP948 TP953 TP954
TP955 TP958 TP957 TP956
TP959 TP960 TP961 TP962
TP1002 TP1001 TP1000
TP1003 TP1004 TP1005 TP1006
TP1061
TP1062
TP1060 TP1059
TP1058 TP1057
VDD-229
229
VDD-230
230
MD[0]
231
MD[1]
232
MD[2]
233
MD[3]
234
VDD-235
235
GND-236
236
MD[4]
237
MD[5]
238
MD[6]
239
MD[7]
240
VDD-241
241
GND-242
242
MD[8]
243
MD[9]
244
MD[10]
245
MD[11]
246
GND-247
247
GND-248
248
MD[12]
249
MD[13]
250
MD[14]
251
MD[15]
252
VDD-253
253
GND-254
254
TRES_N
255 256
CDCLK
257
CDIRQ
258
VDD-259
259
GND-260
260
CDA[0]
261
CDA[1]
262
CDA[2]
263
CDA[3]
264
VDD-265
265
VDD-266
266
GND-267
267
GND-268
268
CDCS_N
269
CDRD_N
270
CDWR_N
271 272
VDD-273
273
GND-274
274
CDREQC
275
CDREQD
276 277 278
VDD-279
279
GND-280
280
CDD[0]
281
CDD[1]
282
CDD[2]
283
CDD[3]
284
GND-285
285
GND-286
286
CDD[4]
287
CDD[5]
288
CDD[6]
289
CDD[7]
290
VDD-291
291
GND-292
292
CDD[8]
293
CDD[9]
294
CDD[10]
295
CDD[11]
296
VDD-297
297
GND-298
298
CDD[12]
299
CDD[13]
300
CDD[14]
301
CDD[15]
302
VDD-303
303
VDD-304
304
GND-228
CDRES_N
CDUBE_N
CDACKC_N CDACKD_N
GND-1
1
2
GND-227
GND-2
VORES_N
3
TP613
VORES-
4
TP616
VOSD
MA[11]
VDD-221
GND-222
VOSD
VOSI
VOST_N
VOCH_N
VOBUSY_N
VONAR
5
6
7
8
9
10
TP612
TP611
TP297
TP617
TP614
TP615
VOST-
VOCH-
VOBUSY-
VOSI
VONAR
MA[10]
NC
TP979
M1A9
218
TP300
C101
C99
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
TP975
TP974
TP988
TP976
TP987
TP973
TP977
M1A4
M1A2
M1A3
M1A5
M1A8
217
216
MA[9]
MA[8]
TDI
TCK
TP299
TP298
215
VDD-215
GND-216
IC27
TRST
TDO
TP301
M1A7
214
MA[7]
RTCDT
TP1099 TP980
RTCDT
M1A6
213
212
211
210
MA[6]
MA[5]
MA[4]
GND-210
uPD65948GL-114
RTCCK
VDD-19
RTCCE
RTCIO
TP305
TP306
TP307
RTCCE
RTCIO
RTCCK
209
208
MA[3]
VDD-209
GND-20
RTC245DIR
20
21
TP303
RTC125DIR
M1A1
207
206
MA[2]
RTC245OE_N
22
23
TP304
TP513
BZ
RTC125G-
TP986
M1A0
MA[1]
BZ
TP1
BT
F0.1u/16
205
204
MA[0]
GND-204
BT
MDMRES_N
24
25
TP596
MDMRES-
C102
M1UB-
TP992
203
202
MUB_N
VDD-203
MDMCS_N
MDMRD_N
26
27
TP580
TP581
MDMCS-
MDMRD-
M1LB-
M1WE-
TP972
TP989
201
200
MLB_N
MDMWR_N
28
29
TP582
TP51
MDMIRQ
MDMWR-
M1OE-
TP991
199
MOE_N
MWE_N
MDMIRQ
TMS
30
TP302
C103
C105
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
M1CE-
TP990
198
31
197
MCE_N
GND-31
32
TP586
MDMA0
196
VDD-196
GND-197
MDMA[0]
MDMA[1]
33
TP587
MDMA1
RES-
195
34
TP585
MDMA2
RES_N
MDMA[2]
CPURES-
MANRES-
TP940
194
193
CPURES_N
MDMA[3]
35
36
TP584
TP583
MDMA3
MDMA4
192
MANRES_N
MDMA[4]
37
BFDIR
BFOE-
RAMOE-
RAMUB-
RAMWE-
RAMLB-
RAMCE-
TP920
TP921
TP919
TP918
TP917
TP930
TP932
191
190
189
188971871118698185
1849918312182
181
180
BFDIR
BFOE_N
VDD-190
VDD-189
GND-192
GND-191
GND-183
GND-180
RAMLB_N
RAMUB_N
RAMCE_N
RAMOE_N
RAMWE_N
VDD-37
VDD-38
GND-39
GND-40
MDMD[0]
MDMD[1]
MDMD[2]
MDMD[3]
VDD-45
GND-46
MDMD[4]
MDMD[5]
TP594
MDMD0
TP595
MDMD1
TP593
MDMD2
TP592
MDMD3
TP589
MDMD4
TP588
MDMD5
MDMD[6]
TP590
MDMD6
38
39404142434445464748495051525354555657585960616263646566676869707172737475
3.3VGA1
3.3VGA1
3.3VGA1
3.3VGA1
3.3VGA1
R96 0
F0.1u/16
EDCBA
R97 0
FAX MAIN PWB (GA1) 5/10
F0.1u/16
R93 4.7K
3.3VGA1
MDMA[0:4]
3.3VGA1
C104
F0.1u/16
MDMD[0:7]
3.3VGA1
G2ACK-
G2REQ-
G1ACK-
G1REQ-
G1D[0:7]
C107
C106
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
3.3VGA1
C108
F0.1u/16
3.3VGA1
2
G2D[0:7]
1
1
8
2
7
3
6
4 5
BR51
MNR14 4.7K
3.3VGA1
3.3VGA1
TP1098
FB7
MEM2012(NM)
R91 0
R271 0
+3.3V
4
3.3VGA1
3
C100
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D
C
B
A
AOUT
TP516
C119
F0.1u/16
6
R101 24KF
TP619
IC29A
-
C120
R100
IC29B
NJM2904M
-
NJM2904M
F0.1u/16
33K
C121
F0.1u/16
TP71
C122
B470/50
R102 33KFTP338
TP622
AGAG
AGAG
R213 0
1234
TP620
(JATE‘Ή )
C116
B470/50
TP414
7
+
R99 10.0KF
5
TP72
1
84
+
3
2
+12V
F0.1u/16
C117
TP69
R98
33K
+12V
C118
F0.1u/16
AOUT(SIG)
TP618
C124
F0.1u/16
1
NJM4558M
IC30A
84
+
-
3
2
C123
F0.1u/16
+12V
R106 10K
TP621
IC31
R105
10K
TP1052
R104
10K
4 5 3
6
2
7
1
8
BR65
MNR14 10K
MSM5V
FB12
MEM2012(NM)
AGAG
+5VA MSM5V
TP609
R107 100
C125
BUSY
NAR
22
TP610
TP608
R108 100
R110 100
VOBUSY-
VONAR
F0.1u/16
RESET
17
VORES-
TP64
AOUT1
23
AGAG
R117
100K
TP53
TP54
TP61
TP62
456
192021
NC
NC
NC
AOUT
CMDNCST
I1I2I2/PORT0
CH
8
9
1011121314
16
TP1051
TP65
TP59
TP58
R116 100
R118 100
VOST-
VOCH-
TP60
7
PRG
TP57
I3/PORT1I4I5/SI
TP56
TP66
7
NJM4558M
IC30B
+
-
5
6
AGAG
TP68
TP67
AG
MSM5V
F0.1u/16
C126
IC31, X4, IC29, IC30
QS51 MSM6653A
QS52~ Not Mount
1
24
18
VPP
VDD
GND
XT
I6/SD
XT
MSM6653A-583GS-K
2
3
15
TP70
TP55
TP607
TP63
TP1126
X4
SMD-49(4.096MHz)
R121 100
TP1125
R119 100
R120 100
C18/50
C127
VOSD
VOSI
M1D[0:15]
C128
C18/50
M1A[0:15]
M1D13
M1D6
M1D7
M1D8
M1D14
M1D10
M1D15
38
IC32
M1A15
M1D5
M1D9
M1D11
M1D12
M1D4
M1D3
M1D2
10
131415
16
293031
32
353637
I/O3
I/O4
I/O5
I/O6
I/O7
I/O8
I/O9
I/O10
I/O11
I/O12
I/O13
I/O14
I/O15
A5A6A7
A8
A12
A11
A10
A9
A13
A14
A15
4
5
321
252421
20
18
19
M1A13
M1A9
M1A6
M1A7
M1A4
M1A14
M1A12
M1A11
M1A10
M1A2
M1A3
M1A8
M1A5
C142
A33u/10
+3.3V
C144
F0.1u/16
C143
TP369
NCNCNC
CE
17
M1CE-
WE
M1WE-
TP367
F0.1u/16
11
12
33
34
VSS
VSS
VCC
VCC
IS61LV6416-12T
UB
OE
LB
394041
M1LB-
M1UB-
M1OE-
M1D0
M1D1
TP368
789
222328
I/O0
I/O1
I/O2
A0A1A2A3A4
6
4443422726
M1A0
M1A1
1234
FAX MAIN PWB (GA1-CODEC) 6/10
BR60
MNR14 (NM)
BR59
MNR14 (NM)
BR58
MNR14 (NM)
BR57
MNR14 (NM)
IC28
+3.3V
4 5 3
6
2
7
1
8
1
8
2
7
3
6
4 5
4 5 3
6
2
7
1
8
1
8
2
7
3
6
4 5
CD1A[0:3]
D
TP310
TP318
TP314
TP313
TP322
TP323
TP316
TP312
TP317
TP315
75767778798283848586878889
IA9
IA8
IA7
IA6
IA15
IA14
IA13
IA12
IA11
IA10
A3A2A1
D14
D13
D12
D11
D15
A0
424344
13141516171819
12
45
CD1A1
CD1A0
CD1A2
CD1A3
CD1D15
CD1D14
CD1D13
CD1D12
CD1D11
CD1D[0:15]
TP321
IA5
D10D9D8
CD1D10
TP326
CD1D9
TP324
TP325
TP328
90
93949596979899
IA4
IA3
IA2
IA1
D7D6D5D4D3D2D1
20212223262728
CD1D7
CD1D8
CD1D6
BR61
MNR14 10K
TP329
IA0
CD1D5
CD1D4
4 5
TP331
CD1D3
ID15
678
TP330
CD1D2
TP332
ID14
ID13
CD1D1
678
4 5
BR62 MNR14 10K
123
TP333
TP334
TP336
100
ID12
ID11
D0
29
31
CD1D0
BR63
TP335
101
ID9
ID10
RD-
UBE-
7
CD1UBE-
CD1RD-
678
678
123
123
4 5
123
4 5
BR64 MNR14 10K
BR66 MNR14 10K
678
MNR14 10K
123
4 5
TP342
TP358
TP344
TP343
TP345
TP337
104
ID8
WR-
8
CD1WR-
105
30
TP340
106
ID7
CS-
2
CD1CS-
TP339
107
ID6
HEX-
TP1056
TP963
TP341
56
108
109
110
111
112464760505149486463585752
ID5
ID4
ID3
ID2
ID1
ID0
IHACK
IHREQ
IREADY
REQC0
INTR0
RESET-
INTR1
INTR2
REQC1
REQD0
REQD1
3
1
4
5
32
3334353940
TP969
TP373
TP362
TP968
R103 1K
CD1RES-
CD1IRQ-
CD1REQC0
CD1REQD0
C
TP349
TP351
59
IMLE-
IMUE-
ACKC0-
ACKC1-
38
TP966
R109
10K
+3.3V
CD1ACKC0-
TP357
TP365
IMR-
IMW-
ACKD0-
ACKD1-
41
TP967
10K
R112
R111 0
CD1ACKD0-
R114 R(NM)
R113 R(NM)
CD1CLK
X3
TP352
TP377
TP376
R115 0 TP1053
TP353
62
61
EXA0
EXA1
CLKOUT
CLKIN
6
10
TP366
FB8
TP418
31
OUTOE
+3.3V
TP354
TP355
TP964
TP965
DREQ0
DREQ1
DACK0-
DACK1-
TEST0
TEST1
TEST2
TEST3
9
128
127
126
125
MEM2012(NM)
CLK16M
2
GND
+3.3V
VDD
4
SG-8002JCPC(16.000MHz)
C245F0.1u/16
TP1011
C140
F0.01u/50
C139
B2200/50
R123 100
116
SCANEN
MINTEST
VSS8
VSS7
928166
74
MINTIN
VSS6
MINTC
VSS5
TP346
R122 2K
TP347
119
120
PCO
VCOI
MN86065
VSS1
VSS2
VSS3
VSS4
55
AVSS
VREF5
AVDD
112537
115
118
121
C141
F0.1u/16
+3.3V
B
A
TP350
TP370
TP348
TP308
TP320
TP356
TP327C137
TP309
TP319
TP311
53
67686970717273
117
122
IOR-
IOW-
NC67
NC68
NC69
NC70
NC71
NC72
PLLOFF
DCMP0-
DCMP1-
VDD1
VDD2
VDD3
VDD4
VDD5
24
36
546580
VSS10
VDD6
VDD7
VDD8
VDD9
VDD10
VSS9
91
124
102
113
123
114
103
C138
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
C136
F0.1u/16
C135
F0.1u/16
C134
F0.1u/16
C133
F0.1u/16
C132
F0.1u/16
C131
F0.1u/16
C130
F0.1u/16
C129
F0.1u/16
AR-FX4 ELECTRICAL SECTION - 8
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SPOUT
SPOUT
TP533
R131 6.2K
TP522
3
X
IC34
X0X1X2X3X4X5X6X7INHAB
131415
TP16
R132 5.1K
TP523
C148
F0.1u/16
TP12
13
X
+5VA
R125 56K
TP9
C146
F0.1u/16
R124 0
TP515
C145
F0.1u/16
SIGRX
R128 56K
TP520
R127 3K
TP514
TP521
R126 10K
BZ
R129
1K
C147
B4700/25
IC33
X0X1X2X3Y0Y1Y2Y3INHAB VSS
121415
R130 56K
+5VA
AGAG AGAG
8 7 6 5 4321
FAX MAIN PWB (FM336) 7/10
D
TP13
R134 10K
TP11
3
Y
TP517
R133 10K
AOUT
+12V
15246
12
TP17
TP512
R137 33K
R136 18K
11
TP518
R135 56K
+12V
1678
VDD
TP509
TP510
TP511
R138 62K
R139 200K
R142 360K
+12V
16
VDD
15246109 8
R141
10K
R140
10K
Q3
R143 0
C150
F0.1u/16
VEE
VSS
11
10
C149
F0.1u/16
7
VEE
TP10
C
DTC363EKA
B
VOLCNT[A]
TP1054
+5VA MDM5V
C
9
NJM4052BM
E
FB9
MEM2012(NM)
NJM4051BM
AGAG AGAG
AGAG AGAG
Q4
DTC363EKA
TP1227
+12V
TP519
C
B
VOLCNT[B]
AGAG
C248
C247
C249
E
TP412
R144 0
F0.1u/16
C151
IC37D
NJM2058M
+
TP1226
B0.01u/25
TP1223
TP1222
B0.01u/25
TP1224
TP1221
F0.1u/16
TP1220
R147
10K
R146
10K
R145
10K
Q5
R214 0
TP26
R149 3K
TP526
TP524
14
-
12
BT
DTC363EKA
AGAG
13
R278
R277
R283
R276
R275
TP21
C
B
3K
43K
43K
12K
5.1K
Q6
VOL[A]
R281
10K
TP1225
R280
30K
R279
20K
TP20
E
C
DTC363EKA
B
Q7
VOL[B]
MDG
AGAG
R282
18K
C250
B0.01u/25
C251
B0.01u/25
AGAG
TP19
E
C
DTC363EKA
B
VOL[C]
TP411
R150 0
E
R215 0
SIGTX
TP24
1312
XX0
IC35
TP23
VREF
C
+12V TP22 3
Y
X1X2X3Y0Y1Y2Y3
141511
TP25
TP525
R152 33K
R153 100K
+12V
C155
C154
C153
AGAG
AOUT(SIG)
MDM5V
MDM3.3V
AGAG MAG
C
C156
F0.1u/16
7
16
VEE
VDD
NJM4052BM
INHAB VSS
15246109 8
AGAG AGAG
TP529
TP1133
TP508
R155
47
R216
47
R158 44.2KF
C161
C(NM)
C(NM)
C(NM)
AGAG
MDM5V
R154 10K
R156 10K
R157 10K
TP558
TP605
TP36
377677116778129687564
TALK
IC36
VDD
VDD
38
50
TP604
TP40
TP39
TP606
TP44
27
49
RI
OH
TXD
RXD
SPKR
RINGD
VDD1
MAVDD
VDD1
VDD1
VDD1
VGG
VDD1
VDD1
13
26
57
62
63
697071
84
92
TP550
C160
L1 10uH 10%
C158
C159
C157
+12V
C162
F0.1u/16
TP2
1
411
-
2
TP3
R159 44.2KF
TP506
F0.1u/16
R160 10K
TP1047
TP554
TP556
RTS
CTS
DTR
RLSD
D0
VCORE
87
TP572
TP574
TP576
678
BR71
123
BR72
MDMD0
MDMD2
MDMD1
F0.1u/16
A33u/10
F0.1u/16
A33u/10
+
3
C163
TP41
DSR
TP575
4 5
MDMD3
MDG
MDG
IC37A
F0.1u/16
R161 10K
TP1048
XTCLK
TP573
123
MDMD4
R162
10K
Q8
ZD1
UDZ10B
C164
F0.1u/16
NJM2058M
TP507
R163 44.2KF
TP505
TP555
TP38
10
TDCLK
TP568
TP571
TP569
MNR14 100
678
MDMD6
MDMD5
MDMD7
C
DTC363EKA
B
R164
44.2KF
TP37
TP31
3639404142
RIN
MIC_BIAS
D7D6D5D4D3D2D1
95949391908988
TP570
BR73
123
MNR14 100
4 5
MDMA0
MDMD[0:7]
+12V
E
TXSEL[A]
TP5
TP539
61
SR1IO
MIC_EN
M_CNTRL_SIN
RS0
RS2
RS1
2
97
TP567
TP560
TP563
678
BR74
MDMA2
MDMA3
MDMA1
AGAG
3
4 5
TP544
56
SLEEP
RS4
RS3
496765
TP564
123
MDMA4
MDMA[0:4]
R165
AGAG
C165
B470/50
TP29
47
IA_SLEEP
/READ
/WRITE
TP562
TP561
TP559
MNR14 100
678
4 5
MDMRD-
MDMWR-
TP530
10K
Q9
DTC363EKA
TP543
TP542
R166 0
R168 0
TP30
EYECLK
EYESYNC
M_STROBE
/CS
SR4IN
21
TP34
R167 4.7K
MNR14 100
MDMCS-
C
B
TXSEL[B]
C166
F0.1u/16
TP603
R169 0
TP602
4546
EYEXY
M_SCKM_RXOUT
MDM3.3V
TP577
GPO0
IRQ
79
TP601
R170 10
MDMIRQ
E
R171 68.1KF
TP502
TP557
82324
RDCLK
TP43 7273748081
171920
TP551
B
SIGRX
TP6
C174
F0.1u/16
R179
33K
R177
33K
SIGRX
C177
TP501
10
9
-
8
MDM3.3V
L2
TP566
TP52
25
33
51
9899100
MAVSS
MAVSS
SET3V_BAR2
XTALI
XTALO
85
86
52
TP598
TP599
R176 R(NM)
TP1050
X6
SMD-49(28.224MHz) (NM)
R178 100
TP1097
C246F0.1u/16
C172
C27/50
+
NJM2058M
IC37C
VREF
MAG
NL322522T-8R2J
C176
A10u/16
C175
F0.1u/16
PLL_VDD
VSS
VSUB
VSS
16
53
65
C173
C27/50
MDG
F0.1u/16
PLL_GND
VSS
C167
F0.1u/16
AGAG
TP538
R173 137KF
TP503
TP504
R175
0
5
6
-
+
IC37B
NJM2058M
7
C169
F0.1u/16
C171
F0.1u/16
C168
A10u/16
C170
A10u/16
TP547
TP549
TP548
TP546
TP545
TP42
TP565
TP553
TP552
TP46
TP49
TP45
TP578
31
VC
NC
54
TP47
NC
55
TP50
MDM3.3V
14
15859
PF7
XYCNT
NC
60
TP48
TP541
R174 0
TP600
31
OUTOE
X5
15
PF6
SR4OUT
44
2
4
TP579
66
82
83
A4
CSP
TESTP
DSPRDP
DSPWTP
CLK_OUT
M_CLKIN
M_TXSIN
22
43
TP540
MDG
GND
VDD
SG-8002JCPC(28.224MHz)
29
283530
32
TXA2
TXA1
YCLK
XCLK
VREF
MICROPHONE
POR
/RESET
NC
NC
NC
NC
NC
34
18
48
TP597
TP32
TP33
TP35
MDMRES-
B
A
AGAG AGAG
AGAG
MDG
FM336
VSS
VSS
7 6 5 4321
MDG
MAG
8
A
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EDCBA
GDATA[0:15]
3.3VGA2
FAXPAGE-
READY-
SCLINE-
PRLINE-
HSYNC-
GDATA15
R186 4.7K
R185 4.7K
R187 4.7K
GDATA13
GDATA14
TP164
TP165
TP159
TP163
TP169
TP170
TP168
TP167
TP174
TP175
TP155
TP176
TP166
228
227
226
225
224
223
222
221
220
219
218
217
216
215
214
213
212
TIN
TEB_N
TMOD1_N
G2D[2]
G2D[1]
NC[0]
9
10
TP257
G2D1
MNR14 4.7K
11
TP858
4 5 3 2 1
READY_N
FAXPAGE_N
TCK
TDI
TP855
TP856
PRLINE_N
SCLINE_N
IC38
TRST
TDO
TP857
G2D0
211
HSYNC_N
GDATA[15]
GDATA[14]
uPD65954GL-061
G1D[7]
G1D[6]
G2D[0]
G1D5
G1D6
G1D7
G1D[0:7]
3.3VGA2
R181 0
R180 R(NM)
3.3VGA2
3.3VGA2
R183 0
R182 R(NM)
R272 0
3.3VGA2
3.3VGA23.3VGA23.3VGA23.3VGA2
C178
TP1063
R184 0
F0.1u/16
C183
C182
C181
C180
C179
3.3VGA2
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
FB10
BS-
RD-
WAIT-
MEM2012(NM)
A[1:25]
CS5-
WE0­WE1-
CKIO_GA2
IRQ2-
D[0:15]
TOUT5
TOUT4
TOUT3
TOUT2
TOUT1
GND-228
GND-227
VDD-229
229
VDD-230
230
A[1]
231
A1
A[2]
232
A2
A[3]
233
A3
A[4]
234
A4
A[5]
235
A5
A[6]
236
A6
A[7]
237
A7
A[8]
238
A8
A[9]
239
A9
A[10]
240
A10
A[11]
241
A11
A[12]
242
A12
A[13]
243
A13
A[14]
244
A14
A[15]
245
A15
A[16]
246
A16
GND-247
247
GND-248
248
A[17]
249
A17
A[18]
250
A18
A[19]
251
A19
A[20]
252
A20
A[21]
253
A21
A[22]
254
A22
A[23]
255
A23
A[24]
256
A24
A[25]
257
A25
CS5_N
258
BS_N
259
NC[1]
260
TP210
RD_N
261
WE0_N
262
WE1_N
263
0
R217
WAIT_N
264
TP215
VDD-265
265
VDD-266
266
GND-267
267
GND-268
268
CLK_SYS
269
BSSEL[0]
270
TP214
BSSEL[1]
271
TP211
IRQ[2]_N
272
NC[2]
273
TP213
NC[3]
274
TP212
GND-275
275
D[0]
276
D[1]
277
D1
VDD-278
278
GND-279
279
D[2]
280
D2
D[3]
281
D3
GND-282
282
D[4]
283
D4
D[5]
284
D5
GND-285
285
GND-286
286
D[6]
287
D6
D[7]
288
D7
VDD-289
289
GND-290
290
D[8]
291
D8
D[9]
292
D9
GND-293
293
D[10]
294
D10
D[11]
295
D11
VDD-296
296
GND-297
297
D[12]
298
D12
D[13]
299
D13
GND-300
300
D[14]
301
D14
D[15]
302
D15
VDD-303
303
VDD-304
304
GND-1
GND-2
G2D[7]
G2D[6]
G2D[5]
G2D[4]
G2D[3]
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
G2D3
G2D5
G2D7
G2D2
G2D4
G2D6
BR75
G2D[0:7]
6 7 8
3.3VGA2
C185
GDATA12
210
209
VDD-209
GND-210
GDATA[13]
GND-20
G1D[5]
VDD-19
G1D4
C184
3.3VGA2
F0.1u/16
GDATA11
208
207
GDATA[12]
GDATA[11]
G1D[3]
G1D[4]
G1D3
F0.1u/16
GDATA9
GDATA10
206
205
GDATA[10]
G1D[2]
23
24
G1D2
G1D1
GDATA7
GDATA8
204
GDATA[9]
GDATA[8]
G1D[1]
G1D[0]
25
G1D0
G2ACK-
IC39
GDATA6
203
202
GDATA[7]
G2ACK_N
26
27
G2REQ-
3
TP908
CKOTR
TR
+5V
GDATA4
GDATA5
201
200
GDATA[6]
GDATA[5]
G2REQ_N
G1ACK_N
28
29
G1REQ-
G1ACK-
TP903
TP904
/CKO
CKO/2
VCC
12
16
C186
GDATA2
GDATA3
199
198
GDATA[4]
GDATA[3]
G1REQ_N
TMS
30
31
TP258
R188 4.7K
3.3VGA2
TP909
/CKO/2
CNTCK
VCC
GDATA1
GDATA0
197
GDATA[2]
GDATA[1]
GND-31
CDCLK
32
TP1046
CD2CLK
TP906
PULSE
TP173
F0.1u/16
31
X7
TP171
196
195
GDATA[0]
CDRES_N
33
34
TP880
TP896
CD2IRQ0
CD2RES-
TP907
TP905
TP910
3921647101113
158
TEST2
TEST1
TEST3GND
CLKIN
GND
GND
5
14
2
OUTOE
GND
VDD
4
SG-8002JCPH(28.16301MHz)
3.3VGA2
C188
F0.1u/16
RES-
TP172
194
193
192
191
1909618912188971871318698185
TR
RES_N
VDD-190
VDD-189
CLK_VID
GND-192
GND-191
CDIRQ0
CDIRQ1
CDUBE_N
VDD-37
VDD-38
GND-39
GND-40
35
36
37
38
39
40
TP879
TP881
CD2IRQ1
CD2UBE-
3.3VGA2 C187
F0.1u/16
M66235FP
SDRAM_D[0:15]
3.3VGA2 F0.1u/16
TP767
TP778
TP765
TP777 C190
TP766
TP764
TP779
TP776
SDRAM_D10
SDRAM_D9
SDRAM_D8
SDRAM_D11
SDRAM_D13
SDRAM_D12
SDRAM_D14
SDRAM_D15
678
BR76
MNR14 33
123
4 5
FAXREQ0P-
FAXACK0P-
TP151
TP755
TP156
FAXPRD_N
FAXREQOP_N
CDCS_N
CDRD_N
41
42
43
TP883
TP882
TP884
CD2RD-
CD2WR-
CD2CS- FAXPRD-
CD2A[0:3]
FAXACKOP_N
CDWR_N
678
FAXCS0P-
BR77
123
4 5
TP760
TP763
TP188
TP190
TP762
TP189
TP152
TP761
TP191
1849918314182
181
18015179
178
177
17616175
VDD-180
GND-181
SDRAM_D[9]
FAXCSOP_N
CDA[0]
44
TP287
CD2A0D0CD2A2
SDRAM_D[8]
SDRAM_D[12]
SDRAM_D[15]
SDRAM_D[14]
SDRAM_D[13]
SDRAM_D[11]
SDRAM_D[10]
CDA[1]
CDA[2]
CDA[3]
VDD-48
GND-49
CDREQC0
CDREQC1
CDACKC0_N
CDACKC1_N
CDREQD0
45464748495051525354555657585960616263646566676869707172737475
TP901
TP902
TP292
TP288
TP289
TP290
TP1104
TP293
CD2A1
CD2A3
CD2ACKC0-
CD2REQD0
CD2REQC0
3.3VGA2
3.3VGA2
C189
F0.1u/16
IC74
3.3VGA2 C192
F0.1u/16
TP769
TP773
TP775
TP768
TP774
SDRAM_D4
SDRAM_D3
SDRAM_D7
SDRAM_D5
SDRAM_D6
678
BR78
123
4 5
BR79
MNR14 33
123
TP759
TP187
TP758
TP186
TP185
17417173
172
171
17018169
168
VDD-171
GND-172
SDRAM_D[7]
SDRAM_D[6]
SDRAM_D[5]
SDRAM_D[4]
CDREQD1
CDACKD0_N
VDD-57
GND-58
CDACKD1_N
CDD[0]
TP807
TP887
TP885
TP886
TP806
CD2D0
CD2D1
CD2ACKD0-
CD2ACKD1-
CD2REQD1
C191
F0.1u/16
TP1107
TP1106
TP1105
TP1111
TP1110
TP1109
TP1108
34561011121314
QF
QA
QB
QE
QC
QD
ABCLK
128
TP771
TP770
TP772
SDRAM_D1
SDRAM_D0
SDRAM_D2
MNR14 33
678
4 5
TP756
TP177
TP757
167
16619165
SDRAM_D[3]
SDRAM_D[2]
SDRAM_D[1]
CDD[1]
CDD[2]
CDD[3]
TP804
TP809
CD2D2
CD2D3
3.3VGA2
C240
QH
QG
VCC
CLR
9
3.3VGA2
TP208
16420163
SDRAM_D[0]
SDRAM_A[12]
VDD-64
GND-65
C193
TP795
SDRAM_A12
BR80
123
MNR14 33
162
GND-163
CDD[4]
TP805
TP808
CD2D4
CD2D5
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
7
GND
2
C194
F0.1u/16
TP796
TP797
SDRAM_A11
SDRAM_A10
678
TP178
TP184
161
16021159
VDD-162
SDRAM_A[11]
SDRAM_A[10]
CDD[5]
CDD[6]
CDD[7]
TP810
TP811
CD2D6
CD2D7
3.3VGA2
74VHC164M
TP799
TP798
SDRAM_A9
SDRAM_A8
4 5
BR81
123
TP179
TP180
158
SDRAM_A[8]
SDRAM_A[9]
CDD[8]
VDD-71
TP812
CD2D8
TP802
TP800
TP801
SDRAM_A6
SDRAM_A7
SDRAM_A5
MNR14 33
678
4 5
TP182
TP181
TP183
157
15622155
SDRAM_A[7]
SDRAM_A[6]
GND-72
CDD[9]
TP814
TP815
CD2D9
CD2D10
C195
F0.1u/16
MNR14 33
154
153
GND-154
GND-153
SDRAM_A[5]
CDD[10]
GND-75
GND-76
76
VDD-152
152
VDD-151
151
SDRAM_A[4]
150
SDRAM_A[3]
149
SDRAM_A[2]
148
SDRAM_A[1]
147
SDRAM_A[0]
146
SDRAM_BA[1]
145
SDRAM_BA[0]
144
GND-143
143
VDD-142
142
SDRAM_DQM1
141
SDRAM_DQM0
140
SDRAM_WR_N
139
SDRAM_CAS_N
138
SDRAM_RAS_N
137
SDRAM_CKE
136
SDRAM_CLK
135
GND-134
134
GND-133
133
SDRAM_CS_N
132
MD[15]
131
MD[14]
130
MD[13]
129
MD[12]
128
MD[11]
127
MD[10]
126
GND-125
125
VDD-124
124
MD[9]
123
MD[8]
122
MD[7]
121
MD[6]
120
MD[5]
119
MD[4]
118
MD[3]
117
GND-116
116
GND-115
115
VDD-114
114
VDD-113
113
MD[2]
112
MD[1]
111
MD[0]
110
MA[15]
109
MA[14]
108
MA[13]
107
MA[12]
106
GND-105
105
VDD-104
104
MA[11]
103
MA[10]
102
MA[9]
101
MA[8]
100
MA[7] MA[6] MA[5] GND-96 GND-95
95
MA[4]
94
MA[3]
93
MA[2]
92
MA[1]
91
MA[0]
90
MWE_N
89
MOE_N
88
GND-87
87
VDD-86
86
MCE_N
85
TRES_N
84
CDD[15]
83
CDD[14]
82
CDD[13]
81
CDD[12]
80
CDD[11]
79
VDD-78
78
VDD-77
77
TP819 TP818 TP817 TP816 TP813
TP207 TP206 TP205 TP204 TP203 TP192 TP193 TP194
TP195 TP196 TP197 TP198 TP199 TP201 TP200
TP202 TP854 TP848 TP847 TP846 TP844 TP845
TP852 TP851 TP833 TP834 TP835 TP836 TP837
TP839 TP838 TP840 TP832 TP829 TP830 TP828
TP831 TP823 TP821 TP822 TP820 TP825 TP826
TP824 TP827 TP849 TP850 TP853 TP841 TP842
TP843 TP295
6 7 8
6 7 8
CD2D15 CD2D14 CD2D13 CD2D12 CD2D11
M2D15 M2D14 M2D13 M2D12 M2D11 M2D10
M2D9 M2D8 M2D7 M2D6 M2D5 M2D4 M2D3
M2D2 M2D1
M2D0 M2A15 M2A14 M2A13 M2A12
M2A11 M2A10 M2A9 M2A8 M2A7 M2A6 M2A5
M2A4 M2A3 M2A2 M2A1 M2A0
M2WE-
M2OE-
M2CE-
CD2D[0:15]
6 7
MNR14 33
8 4 5 3 2 1
BR83
6
7
MNR14 33
8 4 5 3 2 1
BR82
M2A[0:15]
M2D[0:15]
MNR14 33
4 5 3 2 1
BR85
MNR14 33
4 5 3 2 1
BR84
3.3VGA2
TP209 TP780 TP781 TP782 TP783 TP794 TP793 TP792
TP791 TP790 TP789 TP788 TP787 TP785 TP786 TP784
3.3VGA2 3.3VGA2 3.3VGA2 3.3VGA2 3.3VGA2
C196
F0.1u/16
C201
C200
C199
C198
C197
1
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
SDRAM_A[0:12]
SDRAM_A4 SDRAM_A3 SDRAM_A2 SDRAM_A1 SDRAM_A0
SDRAM_BA1 SDRAM_BA0
SDRAM_WR-
SDRAM_CAS-
SDRAM_RAS­SDRAM_CKE SDRAM_CLK
SDRAM_CS-
3.3VGA2
SDRAM_DQM1 SDRAM_DQM0
C202
F0.1u/16
EDCBA
FAX MAIN PWB (GA2) 8/10
CD2ACKC1-
CD2REQC1
+3.3V
4
3
CD2CLKIN
2
1
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8 7 6
MNR14 (NM)
8 7 6
MNR14 (NM)
8 7 6
MNR14 (NM)
8 7 6
MNR14 (NM)
+3.3V
SDRAM_A[0:12]
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
SDRAM_D0
SDRAM_D1
223
I/O0A0
IC42
SDRAM_A1
SDRAM_A0
B
SDRAM_D2
424
525
I/O1A1
I/O2A2
SDRAM_A2
SDRAM_D4
SDRAM_D3
SDRAM_D5
726
829
1030
I/O3A3
I/O4A4
SDRAM_A5
SDRAM_A4
SDRAM_A3
SDRAM_D7
SDRAM_D6
1131
1332
I/O5A5
I/O6A6
I/O7A7
SDRAM_A6
SDRAM_A7
SDRAM_D9
SDRAM_D12
SDRAM_D11
SDRAM_D8
SDRAM_D10
42444547485051
I/O8
I/O9
I/O10
I/O11
A8A9A10
A11
3334223536
SDRAM_A12
SDRAM_A9
SDRAM_A8
SDRAM_A11
SDRAM_A10
SDRAM_D14
SDRAM_D13
SDRAM_D15
53
I/O12
I/O13
I/O14
BA0
A12
20
21
SDRAM_BA0
I/O15
BA1
SDRAM_BA1
C219
A33u/10
+3.3V
1
6
3914271228465254
43
49
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
GND
DQMU
CLK
CKE
RAS
CASCSDQML
WE
1817191516
393837
40
TP1095
8 7 6
SDRAM_CLK
SDRAM_WR-
SDRAM_RAS-
SDRAM_CAS-
SDRAM_CS-
SDRAM_DQM0
SDRAM_DQM1
SDRAM_CKE
D
12345
+3.3V
M2D[0:15]
M2D8
M2D5M2A5
M2D4
M2D12
M2D14
M2D10
M2D9
M2D3
M2A[0:15]
M2D11
M2D15
M2D13
32
353637
38
I/O10
I/O11
I/O12
I/O13
I/O14
I/O15
IC41
A12
A11
A10
A13
A14
A15
4
5
321
18
M2A10
M2A9
M2A11
M2A14
M2A13
M2A15
M2A12
M2D0
M2D1
M2D2
M2D6
M2D7
TP261
TP260
TP259
789
10
131415
16
293031
I/O8
I/O9
A8
A9
20
19
M2A7
M2A8
222328
NCNCNC
I/O4
I/O5
I/O6
I/O7
I/O0
I/O1
I/O2
I/O3
WE
A5A6A7
A0A1A2A3A4
CE
6
4443422726
17
252421
M2A2
M2A3
M2A6
M2A0
M2A4
M2A1
M2CE-
M2WE-
C
BR102
SDRAM_D[0:15]
BR101
C203
A33u/10
C205
F0.1u/16
C204
F0.1u/16
11
12
33
34
VSS
VSS
VCC
VCC
IS61LV6416-12T
UB
OE
LB
394041
M2OE-
BR100
BR99
A
12345
C226
F0.1u/16
C225
F0.1u/16
C224
F0.1u/16
C223
F0.1u/16
C222
F0.1u/16
C221
F0.1u/16
C220
F0.1u/16
41
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
W981216BH
NC
1 2 3 4 5
BR103
MNR14 4.7K
R218
4.7K
BR89
MNR14 (NM)
BR88
MNR14 (NM)
BR87
MNR14 (NM)
BR86
MNR14 (NM)
IC40
+3.3V
4 5 3
6
2
7
1
8
1
8
2
7
3
6
4 5
4 5 3
6
2
7
1
8
1
8
2
7
3
6
4 5
TP232
TP231
TP227
TP225
TP223
TP221
TP230
TP224
TP226
TP222
TP219
75767778798283848586878889
IA9
IA8
IA7
IA6
IA15
IA14
IA13
IA12
IA11
IA10
A3A2A1
D14
D13
D12
D11
D15
A0
424344
13141516171819
12
45
CD2A0
CD2A2
CD2A3
CD2A1
CD2D14
CD2D13
CD2D11
CD2D12
CD2D10
CD2D15
TP235
IA5
D10D9D8
CD2D9
TP234
IA4
CD2D8
BR94 MNR14 10K
TP233
TP237
TP238
90
93949596979899
IA3
IA2
IA1
IA0
D7D6D5D4D3D2D1
20212223262728
CD2D7
CD2D5
CD2D6
CD2D4
4 5
TP240
CD2D3
ID15
678
TP239
CD2D2
TP241
ID14
CD2D1
4 5
BR95 MNR14 10K
123
TP242
TP243
ID13
ID12
ID11
D0
29
CD2D0
678
TP245
100
ID10
UBE-
31
CD2UBE-
123
BR96 MNR14 10K
TP246
TP244
101
104
ID9
ID8
WR-
RD-
8
7
CD2WR-
CD2RD-
678
678
123
4 5
123
4 5
BR98 MNR14 10K
BR97 MNR14 10K
678
123
4 5
TP1045
TP252
TP249
TP898
TP247
105
ID7
CS-
30
CD2CS-
TP251
TP248
TP253
TP250
106
107
108
109
110
ID6
ID5
ID4
ID3
ID2
HEX-
INTR0
RESET-
2
3
1
R190 1K
CD2RES-
CD2IRQ0
TP278
TP276
TP254
TP285
59
56
111
112464760505149486463585752
ID1
ID0
IMUE-
IHACK
IHREQ
IREADY
REQC0
ACKC0-
INTR1
INTR2
REQC1
REQD0
REQD1
4
5
32
38
3334353940
TP291
TP265
R191 1K
CD2IRQ1
CD2REQC0
CD2REQD0
CD2REQD1
CD2REQC1
CD2ACKC0-
TP284
TP294
IMR-
IMW-
IMLE-
ACKC1-
ACKD0-
ACKD1-
41
R193 R(NM)
R192 0
CD2ACKD0-
CD2ACKD1-
CD2ACKC1-
C217
F0.01u/50
TP803
R197 100
C216
B2200/50
TP283
TP900
TP282
TP279
TP899
TP281
TP280
62
61
EXA0
EXA1
DREQ0
DREQ1
DACK0-
DACK1-
CLKOUT
CLKIN
TEST0
TEST1
TEST2
TEST3
VDD1
6
9
10
128
127
126
125
+3.3V
TP262
FB11
MEM2012(NM)
TP263
R195 0 TP264
R194 R(NM)
CD2CLK
CLK16M
CD2CLKIN
+3.3V
TP277
24
TP286
DCMP0-
VDD2
36
DCMP1-
VDD3
VDD4
546580
TP275
53
IOR-
VDD5
TP229
TP236
TP217
67686970717273
122
IOW-
NC67
NC68
PLLOFF
VDD6
VDD7
VDD8
VDD9
VDD10
91
102
113
123
C215
C214
C213
C212
C211
C210
C209
C208
C207
C206
R196 2K
116
MINTEST
VSS7
928166
74
MINTIN
VSS6
MINTC
VSS5
TP255
TP256
119
120
PCO
VCOI
MN86065
VSS4
VSS2
VSS3
55
AVSS
VREF5
AVDD
VSS1
112537
115
118
121
C218
F0.1u/16
+3.3V
TP218
TP220
TP228
117
NC69
NC70
NC71
NC72
SCANEN
VSS9
VSS8
VSS10
124
114
103
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
FAX MAIN PWB (GA2-CODEC) 9/10
D
CD2A[0:3]
CD2D[0:15]
C
AR-FX4 ELECTRICAL SECTION - 11
B
A
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D
C
B
A
1234
CN6
DGDG+12VA
+12V
+24V
MPXA
HS1-
TELMUTE
RCVMUTE
SIGRX
EXMSG
CI-SHS2-
LIUID
+5VAGFNETDAGVRSEL1
VRSEL2
VRSEL3
CION
SIGTX
RHS-DPCMLECEXHS-
150VON
RHS-
CMLEC150VON
DPON-
EXHS-
TX25-30P-6ST-H1
C239
C238
C237
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
F0.1u/16
6 7 8
6 7 8
6 7
TP1228
8
TP1229
C234
C236
C235
A47u/25
4 5 3 2 1
4 5 3 2 1
4 5 3 2 1
A33u/10
A47u/25
BR110
MNR14 3K
BR109
MNR14 3K
BR108
MNR14 3K
AGAG
AGAG
123456789
CN5
1
2
1
2
S2B-PH-SM3-TB
TP1096
C227
A4.7u/50
+5V
TP536
C228
B1000/50
TP535
R198
+5V
R200 75K
R199 100K
TP27
R(NM)
C229
C230
C(NM)
6
4
3.3K
R202
TP532 0
R201
TP531
F0.1u/16
SP+
SP-
R203 0
TP537
IC43
NJM2113M
5
8 7 1
3
2
C232
A4.7u/50
TP28
C231
A4.7u/50
TP534
MUTE
R204
22K
+5V
C
E
Q10
DTC363EKA
B
+5V
+12V
+24V
+12V
+3.3V
R211
R209
R207
R210
R208
R206
R205
10K
10K
10K
10K
10K
10K
10K
101112131415161718192021222324252627282930
LIUID
CI-
HS[1]-
MPXA
RCVMUTE
TELMUTE
SIGRX
DPMUTE
HS[2]-
FNETD
S
VRSEL[3]-
VRSEL[2]-
VRSEL[1]-
SIGTX
CION
1234
FAX MAIN PWB (TEL/LIU IF) 10/10
SPOUT
D
SPMUTE
C
B
A
AR-FX4 ELECTRICAL SECTION - 12
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1
2
7.5k
3
4
5
6
6.8k
10k
Capacitors are of 50V unless otherwise specified.
Resistors are of 1/16W unless otherwise specified.
ABCDEFGH
TEL/LIU PWB 1/3
B. TEL/LIU PWB
1
ABCDEFGH
2
3
4
5
6
AR-FX4 ELECTRICAL SECTION - 13
Page 71
1
2
3
4
18k
5
6
ABCDEFGH
TEL/LIU PWB 2/3
1
27k
100k
1800p
ABCDEFGH
Capacitors are of 50V unless otherwise specified.
2
3
4
Resistors are of 1/16W unless otherwise specified.
5
6
AR-FX4 ELECTRICAL SECTION - 14
Page 72
1
2
3
4
5
6
ABCDEFGH
TEL/LIU PWB 3/3
1
47 µ 35V
Capacitors are of 50V unless otherwise specified.
Resistors are of 1/16W unless otherwise specified.
ABCDEFGH
2
3
4
5
6
AR-FX4 ELECTRICAL SECTION - 15
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