Siemens Fuji-Reader Service manual

FUJI-Reader

Service Manual

Maintenance Utility

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English Print No.: SPB7-420.840.56.01.02 Doc. Gen. Date: 01.03

Replaces: n.a.

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Contents Maintenance Maintenance Utility

CR-IR347 Service Manual – Contents

Maintenance Utility (MU)

1. Summary of Service Utility ............................................................................................ MU-2

(1) Maintenance Utility ............................................................................................... MU-2

(2) Configuration Setting ........................................................................................... MU-2

(3) Image Processing Parameter Adjustment .......................................................... MU-2

2. Mode Transitions ............................................................................................................. MU-4

(1) Initialization process mode .................................................................................. MU-5

(2) Routine process mode ......................................................................................... MU-5

(3) Abnormality process mode.................................................................................. MU-5

(4) User utility mode (U-Utility).................................................................................. MU-5

(5) Maintenance utility mode (M-Utility) ................................................................... MU-5

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(6) End process mode ................................................................................................ MU-5

3. U-Utility (User Utility) ...................................................................................................... MU-6

(1) Functions of U-Utility............................................................................................ MU-6

(2) U-Utility tree........................................................................................................... MU-6

(3) U-Utility operation ................................................................................................. MU-7

(4) U-Utility commands .............................................................................................. MU-8

4. M-Utility (Maintenance Utility) ...................................................................................... MU-10

(1) Functions of M-Utility ......................................................................................... MU-10

(2) M-Utility tree ........................................................................................................ MU-10

(3) M-Utility operation .............................................................................................. MU-16

(4) Common Operating Procedures for M-Utility................................................... MU-19

(5) M-Utility commands ............................................................................................ MU-24

[1] ERROR LOG UTILITY.......................................................................................... MU-24

[1-1] LIST ......................................................................................................... MU-24

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[1-1-1] ALL .............................................................................................. MU-24

[1-1-2] SUMMARY .................................................................................. MU-25

[1-2] CLEAR..................................................................................................... MU-26

[1-3] SAVE TO FD ............................................................................................ MU-27

[1-3-1] ERROR LOG ............................................................................... MU-27

[1-3-2] TRACE DATA .............................................................................. MU-28

[1-3-3] IOT DATA ..................................................................................... MU-29

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[1-4] SAVE TO HD ............................................................................................ MU-30

[1-4-1] ERROR LOG ............................................................................... MU-30

[2] CONFIGURATION SETTING ............................................................................... MU-32

[2-1] SYSTEM (IRSET.CFG) ............................................................................ MU-32

[2-2] PRINT (FILMFMT.CFG) ........................................................................ MU-45.4

[2-3] REMOTE SWITCH (RMT_SW.CFG) ....................................................... MU-55

[2-4] EQUIPMENT (EQUIP) ............................................................................. MU-56

[2-5] LOCAL INTERFACE (INTERFACE) ........................................................ MU-58

[2-6] NETWORK HOST INTERFACE (DEVICE) ............................................. MU-58

[2-7] HOSTS ADDRESS (HOSTS) .................................................................. MU-60

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[2-8] DISTRIBUTION (CODEDSTB) ................................................................ MU-62

[2-9] ROUTING (ROUTE) ................................................................................ MU-63

[2-10] NETMASKS (NETMASKS) ..................................................................... MU-64

[2-11] DICOM (Base on DICOM)....................................................................... MU-65

[3] TEST MODE ......................................................................................................... MU-66

[3-1] ROUTINE ................................................................................................. MU-66

[3-2] AUTO MODE ........................................................................................... MU-66

[3-2-1] READING & ERASURE .............................................................. MU-66

[3-2-2] PRIMARY ERASURE .................................................................. MU-67

[3-2-3] SECONDARY ERASURE............................................................ MU-68

[4] ELECTRICAL UTILITY......................................................................................... MU-70

[4-1] ERASURE LAMP TEST .......................................................................... MU-70

[4-2] IMAGE MEMORY TEST .......................................................................... MU-70

[4-3] DSP TEST................................................................................................ MU-71

[4-4] LAN.......................................................................................................... MU-72

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[4-4-1] ETHERNET MAC ADDRESS ...................................................... MU-72

[4-4-2] PING ............................................................................................ MU-72

[4-4-3] CPU90F DMA .............................................................................. MU-73

[4-5] HDD ......................................................................................................... MU-74

[4-5-1] WRITE-READ VERIFY ................................................................. MU-74

[4-6] FDD.......................................................................................................... MU-75

[4-6-1] WRITE-READ VERIFY ................................................................. MU-75

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[5] SCANNER UTILITY.............................................................................................. MU-76

[5-1] INITIALIZE............................................................................................... MU-76

[5-2] POLYGON ............................................................................................... MU-76

[5-2-1] OFF .............................................................................................. MU-76

[5-2-2] ON ................................................................................................ MU-76

[5-3] LASER..................................................................................................... MU-77

[5-3-1] OFF .............................................................................................. MU-77

[5-3-2] ON ................................................................................................ MU-77

[5-4] HV ............................................................................................................ MU-78

[5-4-1] OFF .............................................................................................. MU-78

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[5-4-2] ON ................................................................................................ MU-78

[5-5] HV DATA .................................................................................................. MU-79

[5-5-1] FRONT......................................................................................... MU-79

[5-5-2] BACK ........................................................................................... MU-80

[5-6] FORMAT .................................................................................................. MU-81

[5-6-1] DEFAULT ..................................................................................... MU-81

[5-6-2] FREQ ADJUST ........................................................................... MU-82

[5-6-3] PIXEL ADJUST ........................................................................... MU-83

[5-7] SHADING/SENSITIVITY ......................................................................... MU-84

[5-7-1] REC MODE ................................................................................. MU-84

[5-7-2] CALCULATION ........................................................................... MU-85

[5-7-2-1] ST ................................................................................... MU-85

[5-7-2-2] HR................................................................................... MU-89

[5-7-2-3] HR (FOR MANUFACTURING) ....................................... MU-92

[5-7-3] SHADING/POLYGON CORRECTION......................................... MU-93

[5-7-4] SENSITIVITY DATA ..................................................................... MU-94

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[5-7-5] HV DATA/ [5-7-6] PMT DATA ...................................................... MU-94

[5-8] DATA MANAGEMENT............................................................................. MU-95

[5-8-1] SAVE SHADING AND POLYGON DATA .................................... MU-95

[5-8-2] SAVE SENSITIVITY DATA .......................................................... MU-95

[5-8-3] SAVE FORMAT DATA ................................................................. MU-96

[5-8-4] DISPLAY DATA ........................................................................... MU-97

[5-8-5] LOAD FROM FD.......................................................................... MU-98

[5-8-6] SAVE TO FD ................................................................................ MU-99

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[5-9] DIAGNOSTIC......................................................................................... MU-100

[5-10] VIRTUAL IMAGE ................................................................................... MU-101

[5-10-1] LIGHT ...................................................................................... MU-101

[5-10-2] LOG AMP ................................................................................ MU-102

[5-10-3] SCN08 INPUT .......................................................................... MU-102

[5-10-4] ROUTINE ................................................................................. MU-102

[5-11] BOTH SIDES ADDITIONAL .................................................................. MU-103

[5-11-1] FRONT ONLY .......................................................................... MU-103

[5-11-2] BACK ONLY ............................................................................ MU-103

[5-11-3] ROUTINE ................................................................................. MU-103

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[6] MECHANICAL UTILITY ..................................................................................... MU-104

[6-1] INITIALIZE............................................................................................. MU-104

[6-2] MOTOR .................................................................................................. MU-105

[6-2-1] NUMBER ................................................................................... MU-105

[6-2-2] PARAMETER ............................................................................. MU-105

[6-2-3] DRIVE ........................................................................................ MU-108

[6-2-4] STOP ......................................................................................... MU-108

[6-3] ACTUATOR............................................................................................ MU-109

[6-3-1] NUMBER ................................................................................... MU-109

[6-3-2] DRIVE ........................................................................................ MU-110

[6-3-3] STOP ......................................................................................... MU-111

[6-4] SENSOR................................................................................................ MU-112

[6-4-1] NUMBER ................................................................................... MU-112

[6-4-2] MONITOR .................................................................................. MU-112

[6-4-3] MONITOR ALL .......................................................................... MU-113

[6-5] UNIT....................................................................................................... MU-114

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[6-5-1] IP FEED/LOAD UNIT ................................................................ MU-114

[6-5-1-1] ARM HOME POSITION................................................ MU-114

[6-5-1-2] FEED/LOAD ................................................................. MU-114

[6-5-2] UP/DOWN UNIT......................................................................... MU-115

[6-5-3] SIDE-POSITIONING GRIP ........................................................ MU-116

[6-5-3-1] HOME POSITION ......................................................... MU-116

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[6-5-3-2] GRIP ............................................................................. MU-116

[6-5-3-3] RELEASE ..................................................................... MU-117

[6-5-4] SIDE-POSITIONING UNIT ........................................................ MU-117

[6-5-4-1] HOME POSITION ......................................................... MU-117

[6-5-4-2] ACTUATION ................................................................. MU-118

[6-5-5] AFTER-READING GRIP ........................................................... MU-118

[6-5-6] DRIVING GRIP .......................................................................... MU-119

[6-5-6-1] GRIP ............................................................................. MU-119

[6-5-6-2] RELEASE ..................................................................... MU-120

[6-5-6-3] D/A DATA ..................................................................... MU-120

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[6-5-7] DRIVEN GRIP ........................................................................... MU-122

[6-5-7-1] GRIP ............................................................................. MU-122

[6-5-7-2] RELEASE ..................................................................... MU-123

[6-5-7-3] D/A DATA ..................................................................... MU-123

[6-5-8] MIRROR UP/DOWN .................................................................. MU-124

[6-5-8-1] UP ................................................................................. MU-124

[6-5-8-2] DOWN........................................................................... MU-124

[6-5-9] CLEANING GUIDE .................................................................... MU-125

[6-5-9-1] HOME POSITION ......................................................... MU-125

[6-5-9-2] GRIP ............................................................................. MU-125

[6-5-9-3] RELEASE ..................................................................... MU-125

[7] FILE UTILITY..................................................................................................... MU-126

[7-1] FORMAT FD .......................................................................................... MU-126

[7-2] FORMAT IMAGE PARTITION ............................................................... MU-126

[7-3] BACKUP ................................................................................................ MU-127

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[7-3-1] SCANNER DATA ....................................................................... MU-127

[7-3-2] CONFIGURATION DATA........................................................... MU-128

[7-3-3] NETWORK DATA ...................................................................... MU-129

[7-3-4] IMAGE PROCESSING DATA ....................................................MU-130

[7-3-5] CSL MENU DATA ...................................................................... MU-131

[7-3-6] EDR PROCESSING DATA ........................................................ MU-132

[7-4] RESTORE .............................................................................................. MU-133

[7-4-1] SCANNER DATA ....................................................................... MU-133

[7-4-2] CONFIGURATION DATA........................................................... MU-134

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[7-4-3] NETWORK DATA ...................................................................... MU-135

[7-4-4] IMAGE PROCESSING DATA ....................................................MU-136

[7-4-5] CSL MENU DATA ...................................................................... MU-137

[7-4-6] EDR PROCESSING DATA ........................................................ MU-138

[7-5] EDR DATA ............................................................................................. MU-139

[7-5-1] PARAMETER ONLY (SAVE TO FD).......................................... MU-139

[7-5-2] FULL (SAVE TO FD) ................................................................. MU-140

[7-5-3] PARAMETER ONLY (SAVE TO HD) ......................................... MU-141

[7-5-4] FULL (SAVE TO HD) ................................................................. MU-141

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[7-5-5] DELETE EDR BACKUP ON HD ............................................... MU-141

[7-6] PREVIOUS SYSTEM SOFTWARE ....................................................... MU-141

[7-7] EXECUTION .......................................................................................... MU-142

[8] BACKUP MEMORY............................................................................................ MU-143

[9] HV ON/OFF ........................................................................................................ MU-144

[10] MENU SETTING ................................................................................................. MU-146

[11] SYSTEM UTILITY ............................................................................................... MU-147

Appendix 1. Software Installation Procedures ................................................................. MU_A1-1

Appendix 1.1 Installing the Software (Application) ............................................. MU_A1-2

Appendix 1.2 Formatting Hard Disk ...................................................................... MU_A1-7

Appendix 1.3 Installing “Menu Default FD for USA” Setup File (Only for

USA in USA/CSL Type) ................................................................. MU_A1-11

Appendix 2. List of Software Files ..................................................................................... MU_A2-1

Appendix 2.1 SYSTEM ........................................................................................... MU_A2-1

Appendix 2.2 LOG .................................................................................................. MU_A2-9

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Maintenance Utility (MU) Control Sheet

Control Sheet

Issue date

10/20/2000 00 New release (FM2732) All pages 05/15/2001 01 Corrections (FM3052) MU - 20, 31, 33–51, 51.1–51.4,

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Revision number Reason Pages affected

version A04) (FM3142)

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59–161, 161.1~161.12, 162–181

91, 129, 134

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1. Summary of Service Utility

(1) Maintenance Utility

Menus are displayed through special manipulation (not open to the user) of the machine’s operation panel to perform various functions.

The menu hierarchy of the Maintenance Utility varies depending on whether the machine is in normal operation or otherwise (i.e., in the initialization sequence or in serous error).

(2) Configuration Setting

Because reading and writing of files that can be edited on a personal computer (PC) is supported, configuration setting may be performed on a PC running Windows 95. Setup can be done efficiently by taking advantage of PC’s ease of use, when, for example, initial configuration setting is done or multiple items are changed collectively.

Configuration setting may also be implemented (settings may be changed) through manipulation on the machine’s operation panel.

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(3) Image Processing Parameter Adjustment

A PC running Windows 95 may be connected on-line to the machine to rewrite various image processing parameters.

Rewriting of image processing parameters that require repeated setting changes can be implemented efficiently by registering several setting patterns in the PC, for e xample.

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• Maintenance Utility

3.5-inch FD

1.44MB DOS formatted

• Image Processing Parameter

Online PC

Adjustment

Online PC

• Configuration Setting

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2. Mode T ransitions

CAUTION

If the circuit breaker power supply is turned OFF while data is being written to a floppy disk (FD) or the hard disk drive (HDD), the data, FDD, or the HDD itself may be damaged.

Power ON

Software version

display (5 sec)

Service utility

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Normal Abnormal Special touch

IDT utility mode

Initialization process mode

Routine process mode

End process mode

Power OFF

User utility mode

Maintenance

utility mode

Abnormality process mode

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(1) Initialization process mode

Condition where initialization and self-diagnostics processing is performed during power-ON.

(2) Routine process mode

Routine, ready condition.

(3) Abnormality process mode

Condition where an error is displayed upon occurrence of an abnormality.

(4) User utility mode (U-Utility)

Condition where the user is performing routine maintenance procedures.

(5) Maintenance utility mode (M-Utility)

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Condition where the serviceman is performing troubleshooting or maintenance procedures.

(6) End process mode

Condition where the process is quitted to make the machine inoperative.

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3. U-Utility (User Utility)

(1) Functions of U-Utility

The User-Utility provides utility functions intended for use by both a general user and a service engineer.

(2) U-Utility tree

U-Utility

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DELETE WAITING IMAGES

REOUTPUT IMAGE

SET DATE/TIME

SET CLICK SOUND

ADJUST TOUCH POINT

SELECT IMAGE OUTPUT DESTINATION

DISPLAY CRT TEST PATTERN

OUTPUT MULTI-FRAME IMAGE

DELETE PRINTING IMAGE(S) DELETE FILING IMAGE(S) DELETE OTHER IMAGE(S) DELETE LOCKED IMAGE(S) DELETE EXCEPT LOCKED IMAGE(S)

ON OFF

PRINTER DISPLAY FILING

SAVE/LOAD PARAMETERS

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(3) U-Utility operation

■ Starting the U-Utility

Touch the U-Utility button.

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U-Utility button

■ Quitting the U-Utility

Touch the “QUIT” button.

DELETE

WAITING IMAGES

REOUTPUT

IMAGE

Read

SET

DATE/TIME

DELETE

WAITING IMAGES

SET CLICK SOUND

DISPLAY

CRT TEST PATTERN

REOUTPUT

IMAGE

ADJUST

TOUCH POINT

OUTPUT

MULTI-FRAME

IMAGE

SET

DATE/TIME

SELECT IMAGE

OUTPUT DESTINA.

SAVE / LOAD

PARAMETERS

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Read

SET CLICK SOUND

DISPLAY

CRT TEST PATTERN

ADJUST

TOUCH POINT

OUTPUT

MULTI-FRAME

IMAGE

UTILITY

QUIT button

SELECT IMAGE

OUTPUT DESTINA.

SAVE / LOAD

PARAMETERS

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QUIT

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(4) U-Utility commands

■ DELETE WAITING IMAGES

Deletes images that have not been outputted.

● DELETE PRINTING IMAGE(S)

Deletes all images awaiting output to LP.

● DELETE FILING IMAGE(S)

Deletes all images awaiting output to ODF.

● DELETE OTHER IMAGE(S)

Deletes all images awaiting output to HI-C or image monitor.

● DELETE LOCKED IMAGE(S)

Deletes all locked images awaiting output.

● DELETE EXCEPT LOCKED IMAGE(S)

Deletes all images - other than locked ones - awaiting output.

■ REOUTPUT IMAGE

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Reoutputs images.

■ SET DATE/TIME

Sets the date and time.

■ SET CLICK SOUND

Set the click sound to ON or OFF.

■ ADJUST TOUCH POINT

Adjusts the touch point on the touch panel.

■ SELECT OUTPUT DESTINATION

Selects the image output destination.

■ DISPLAY CRT TEST PATTERN

Displays the CRT test pattern.

■ OUTPUT MULTI-FRAME IMAGE

Generates forced-output of images.

■ SAVE/LOAD PARAMETERS

● SAVE IMAGE PROCESSING PARAMETERS

Saves image processing parameters to the FD.

● LOAD IMAGE PROCESSING PARAMETERS

Loads image processing parameters from the FD.

● SAVE MENU PARAMETERS

Saves menu parameters to the FD.

● LOAD MENU PARAMETERS

Loads menu parameters to the FD.

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4. M-Utility (Maintenance Utility)

(1) Functions of M-Utility

The M-Utility provides utility functions intended exclusiv ely for use by a service engineer.

(2) M-Utility tree

■ Routine Operation

M-Utility

[ 1 ] ERROR LOG UTILITY

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[ 1-1 ] LIST

[ 1-2 ] CLEAR

[ 1-3 ] SAVE TO FD

[ 1-4 ] SAVE TO HD

[ 1-1-1 ] ALL

[ 1-1-2 ] SUMMARY

1.ERROR LOG

[ 1-3-1 ] ERROR LOG [ 1-3-2 ] TRACE DATA [ 1-3-3 ] IOT DATA

1.ERROR LOG

[ 2 ] CONFIGURATION SETTING

[ 2-1 ] SYSTEM

[ 2-2 ] PRINT

[ 2-3 ] REMOTE SWITCH [ 2-4 ] EQUIPMENT

1.ERROR

2.WARNING

3.BOTH

1.ERROR

2.WARNING

3.BOTH

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[ 2-5 ] LOCAL INTERFACE

[ 2-6 ] NETWORK HOST INTERFACE

[ 2-7 ] HOSTS ADDRESS

[ 2-8 ] DISTRIBUTION

[ 2-9 ] ROUTING

[ 2-10 ] NETMASKS

[ 2-11 ] DICOM

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[ 3 ] TEST MODE

[ 3-1 ] ROUTINE

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[ 3-2 ] AUTO MODE

[ 3-2-1 ] READING & ERASURE [ 3-2-2 ] PRIMARY ERASURE [ 3-2-3 ] SECONDARY ERASURE

[ 4 ] ELECTRICAL UTILITY

[ 4-1 ] ERASURE LAMP TEST [ 4-2 ] IMAGE MEMORY TEST

[ 4-3 ] DSP TEST

[ 4-4 ] LAN

[ 4-5 ] HDD [ 4-6 ] FDD

[ 4-4-1 ] ETHERNET MAC ADDRESS [ 4-4-2 ] PING [ 4-4-3 ] CPU90F DMA: This menu shall not be used.

[ 4-5-1 ] WRITE-READ VERIFY [ 4-6-1 ] WRITE-READ VERIFY

[ 5 ] SCANNER UTILITY

[ 5-1 ] INITIALIZE

[ 5-2 ] POLYGON

[ 5-2-1 ] OFF [ 5-2-2 ] ON

A2 B1

[ 5-3 ] LASER

[ 5-4 ] HV

[ 5-5 ] HV DATA

[ 5-6 ] FORMAT

[ 5-3-1 ] OFF [ 5-3-2 ] ON

[ 5-4-1 ] OFF [ 5-4-2 ] ON

[ 5-5-1 ] FRONT [ 5-5-2 ] BACK

[ 5-6-1 ] DEFAULT

[ 5-6-2 ] FREQ ADJUST [ 5-6-3 ] PIXEL ADJUST

1.PIXEL AND FREQ

2.PIXEL ONLY

3.FREQ ONLY

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[ 5-7 ] SHADING /

SENSITIVITY

[ 5-7-1 ] REC MODE

[ 5-7-2 ] CALCULATION

1.ST

2.HR

[ 5-7-2-1 ] ST

[ 5-7-2-2 ] HR

1.SHADING, POLYGON AND SENSITIVITY

2.SHADING, POLYGON AND SENSITIVITY FOR BAD CONDITION

: Shall not be used in the market.

3.SHADING AND POLYGON

4.SHADING AND POLYGON FOR BAD CONDITION

: Shall not be used in the market.

5.POLYGON ONLY

6.SENSITIVITY ONLY

1.SHADING, POLYGON AND SENSITIVITY

2.SHADING, POLYGON AND SENSITIVITY FOR BAD CONDITION

: Shall not be used in the market.

3.SHADING AND POLYGON

4.SHADING AND POLYGON FOR BAD CONDITION

: Shall not be used in the market.

5.POLYGON ONLY

6.SENSITIVITY ONLY

A3 B2

[ 5-7-2-3 ] HR(FOR MANUFACTURING)

: Shall not be used in the market.

[ 5-7-3 ] SHADING /

POLYGON CORRECTION

[ 5-7-4 ] SENSITIVITY

DATA

[ 5-7-5 ] HV DAT: Shall not be used in the market.

[ 5-7-6 ] PMT DATA: Shall not be used in the market.

1.OFF

2.ON

1.ST

2.HR

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[ 5-8 ] DATA

MANAGEMENT

[ 5-9 ] DIAGNOSTIC

[ 5-10 ] VIRTUAL

IMAGE

[ 5-11 ] BOTH SIDES

ADDITIONAL

[ 5-8-1 ] SAVE SHADING

[ 5-8-2 ] SAVE SENSITIVITY DATA [ 5-8-3 ] SAVE FORMAT DATA [ 5-8-4 ] DISPLAY DATA [ 5-8-5 ] LOAD FROM FD

[ 5-8-6 ] SAVE TO FD

[ 5-10-1 ] LIGHT

[ 5-10-2 ] LOG AMP [ 5-10-3 ] SCN08 INPUT [ 5-10-4 ] ROUTINE

[ 5-11-1 ] FRONT ONLY [ 5-11-2 ] BACK ONLY [ 5-11-3 ] ROUTINE

[ 6 ] MECHANICAL UTILITY

AND POLYGON DATA

1.SHADING / POLYGON

2.SENSITIVITY

1.EQUIVALENT TO 0.2-0.3 [ mR ]

2.EQUIVALENT TO 2-3 [ mR ]

[ 6-1 ] INITIALIZE: Displayed during initialization or upon occurrence of a serious error.

[ 6-2 ] MOTOR

[ 6-3 ] ACTUATOR

[ 6-4 ] SENSOR

[ 6-2-1 ] NUMBER [ 6-2-2 ] PARAMETER [ 6-2-3 ] DRIVE [ 6-2-4 ] STOP

[ 6-3-1 ] NUMBER [ 6-3-2 ] DRIVE [ 6-3-3 ] STOP

[ 6-4-1 ] NUMBER [ 6-4-2 ] MONITOR [ 6-4-3 ] MONITOR ALL

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[ 6-5 ] UNIT

[ 6-5-1 ] IP FEED/

LOAD UNIT

[ 6-5-1-1 ] ARM HOME

POSITION

[ 6-5-1-2 ] FEED/LOAD

[ 6-5-2 ] UP/DOWN UNIT: Does not function.

[ 6-5-3 ] SIDE-POSITIONING

GRIP

[ 6-5-3-1 ] HOME POSITION [ 6-5-3-2 ] GRIP [ 6-5-3-3 ] RELEASE

[ 6-5-4 ] SIDE-POSITIONING

UNIT

[ 6-5-4-1 ] HOME POSITION [ 6-5-4-2 ] ACTUATION

[ 6-5-5 ] AFTER-READING GRIP: Does not function.

[ 6-5-6 ] DRIVING GRIP [ 6-5-6-1 ] GRIP

[ 6-5-6-2 ] RELEASE

1.NORMAL MODE

2.STEP MODE

1.NORMAL

2.STEP

1.HIGH

2.LOW

1.ST

2.HR

[ 6-5-6-3 ] D/A DATA

[ 6-5-7 ] DRIVEN GRIP [ 6-5-7-1 ] GRIP

[ 6-5-7-2 ] RELEASE

[ 6-5-7-3 ] D/A DATA

[ 6-5-8 ] MIRROR UP/DOWN [ 6-5-8-1 ] UP

[ 6-5-8-2 ] DOWN

[ 6-5-9 ] CLEANING GUIDE [ 6-5-9-1 ] HOME POSITION

[ 6-5-9-2 ] GRIP [ 6-5-9-3 ] RELEASE

1.HIGH

2.LOW

1.ST

2.HR

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[ 7 ] FILE UTILITY

[ 7-1 ] FORMAT FD

[ 7-2 ] FORMAT IMAGE PARTITION

[ 7-3 ] BACKUP

[ 7-3-1 ] SCANNER DATA [ 7-3-2 ] CONFIGURATION DATA [ 7-3-3 ] NETWORK DATA [ 7-3-4 ] IMAGE PROCESSING DATA [ 7-3-5 ] CSL MENU DATA [ 7-3-6 ] EDR PROCESSING DATA

[ 7-4-5 ] CSL MENU DATA [ 7-4-6 ] EDR PROCESSING DATA

[ 7-4 ] RESTORE

[ 7-4-1 ] SCANNER DATA [ 7-4-2 ] CONFIGURATION DATA [ 7-4-3 ] NETWORK DATA [ 7-4-4 ] IMAGE PROCESSING DATA

[ 7-5 ] EDR DATA

[ 7-5-1 ] PARAMETER ONLY(SAVE TO FD) [ 7-5-2 ] FULL(SAVE TO FD)

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[ 8 ] BACKUP MEMORY

[ 9 ] HV ON/OFF

1.CLEAR

[ 7-6 ] PREVIOUS SYSTEM SOFTWARE

[ 7-7 ] EXECUTION

[ 10 ] MENU SETTING This mode shall not be used.

[ 11 ] SYSTEM UTILITY

1.SETTING SYSTEM CONVEYANCES COUNTS

[ 7-5-4 ] FULL(SAVE TO HD) : This menu shall not be used.

[ 7-5-3 ] PARAMETER ONLY(SAVE TO HD) : This menu shall not be used.

[ 7-5-5 ] DELETE EDR BACKUP FILES ON HD : This menu shall not be used.

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(3) M-Utility operation

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■ Starting the M-Utility (Three Scenarios)

● Starting the M-Utility from the initialization process mode

After the machine is powered ON, the initialization screen appears, and subsequently a software version number is displayed for about five seconds. During that period of time, touch the upper left-hand corner of the operation panel, and then, within two seconds, the upper right-hand corner.

◆

NOTE

After the display of the software version number ends, the operation panel does not respond at all even if you touch it. In such an instance, perform a reset and wait until the software version number appears on the screen, or enter the routine process mode and then start the M-Utility.

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C R - I R 3 4 7

Software ID Software Version

: 114Y5437003 : A00

: Location to be touched

Software version number

1. ERROR LOG UTILITY

2. CONFIGURATION SETTING

3. ELECTRICAL UTILITY

4. SCANNER UTILITY

5. MECHANICAL UTILITY

6. FILE UTILITY

7. BACKUP MEMORY

8. HV ON(OFF)

9. MENU SETTING

10. SYSTEM UTILITY

ABC

DEF

789

456

123

0.SP

DEL BS ENT

Caps

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● Starting the M-Utility from the routine process mode (routine mode)

(1) Press the U-Utility button.

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Read

DELETE

WAITING IMAGES

SET CLICK SOUND

DISPLAY

CRT TEST PATTERN

REOUTPUT

IMAGE

ADJUST

TOUCH POINT

OUTPUT

MULTI-FRAME

IMAGE

SET

DATE/TIME

SELECT IMAGE

OUTPUT DESTINA.

SAVE / LOAD

PARAMETERS

XXXXXX

U-Utility button

Utility

Return

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(2) Touch the upper left-hand corner of the touch panel, and then, within two seconds,

touch the upper right-hand corner.

DELETE

WAITING IMAGES

SET CLICK SOUND

DISPLAY

CRT TEST PATTERN

REOUTPUT

IMAGE

ADJUST

TOUCH POINT

OUTPUT

OUTPUT MULTI-

MULTI-FRAME

FRAME IMAGE

IMAGE

Utility

SET

DATE/TIME

SELECT IMAGE

OUTPUT DESTINA.

SAVE / LOAD

PARAMETERS

XXXXXX

Return

0. QUIT

1. ERROR LOG UTILITY

2. CONFIGURATION SETTING

3. TEST MODE

4. ELECTRICAL UTILITY

5. SCANNER UTILITY

6. MECHANICAL UTILITY

7. FILE UTILITY

8. BACKUP MEMORY

9. HV ON(OFF)

10. MENU SETTING

11. SYSTEM UTILITY

ABC

DEF

789

456

123

0.SP

DEL BS ENT

Caps

: Location to be touched

● Starting the M-Utility from the abnormality process mode

Touch the upper left-hand corner of the operation panel, and then, within two seconds, touch the upper right-hand corner.

Call maintenance personnel.

IP switch back conveyance error.

03D2

Stop alarm

System down

: Area to be touched

1. ERROR LOG UTILITY

2. CONFIGURATION SETTING

3. ELECTRICAL UTILITY

4. SCANNER UTILITY

5. MECHANICAL UTILITY

6. FILE UTILITY

7. BACKUP MEMORY

8. HV ON(OFF)

9. MENU SETTING

10. SYSTEM UTILITY

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ABC

DEF

789

456

123

0.SP

DEL BS ENT

Caps

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■ Exiting M-Utility

◆

NOTE

If M-Utility is entered during the initialization sequence, “0. QUIT” does not appear. Thus, after quitting M-Utility, the machine should be reset.

(1) While the M-Utility main menu is displayed, select “0. QUIT”. (2) Press the reset button.

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(4) Common Operating Procedures for M-Utility

■ Selecting a Menu (Two Scenarios)

● While the “>” cursor is displayed, enter a menu number.

The system displays the lower-level menu or immediately executes the designated menu and shows the result.

● Automatic menu selection upon a menu selection When you select a menu, the system automatically selects the associated menu. Example) The sensor list menu appears.

Select “6. MECHANICAL UTILITY”, “3. SENSOR”, and “2. MONITOR” in sequence.

0. QUIT

1. ERROR LOG UTILITY

#1 [Enter/ENT]

#2 [Enter/ENT]

#3 [Enter/ENT]

2. CONFIGURATION SETTING

3. TEST MODE

4. ELECTRICAL UTILITY

5. SCANNER UTILITY

6. MECHANICAL UTILITY

7. FILE UTILITY

8. BACKUP MEMORY

9. HV OFF

10. MENU SETTING

11. SYSTEM UTILITY > 6

0.QUIT

1.MOTOR

2.ACTUATOR

3.SENSOR

4.UNIT MU > 3

0.QUIT

1.NUMBER

2.MONITOR

3.MONITOR ALL MU:SEN > 2

ABC

DEF

789

456

123

0.SP

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Caps

MU:SEN > 2 1:SK1 2:SK2 3:SK3

21:SL4 22:SL5 23:SM1 25:SN1 26:SN2 27:SN3 28:SN4

INPUT THE NUMBER OF SENSOR 1 - 35 : 3 SK3 ----> Close SK3 ----> Open SK3 ----> Close 0:QUIT

0.QUIT

1.NUMBER

2.MONITOR

3.MONITOR ALL MU:SEN >

18:SL1 19:SL2

33:SZ2 34:SZ3 35:SZ4

ABC

DEF

789

456

123

0.SP

DEL BS ENT

Caps

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■ Quitting a Menu

● Selecting “QUIT”

When you select “QUIT” on a menu, one of the following results follows.

❍ When a menu item is displayed, the system returns to the upper-level menu. ❍ When the main menu is displayed, the system exits M-Utility and switches to U-

Utility.

❍ The system stops the current menu execution (operation). ❍ The system returns to the upper-level menu while continuing with the current menu

ex ecution (operation).

● Selecting “STOP” Select “STOP”, the actuator or motor operation (DRIVE) ends.

Example: “3. STOP” is selected.

#1 [Enter/ENT]

#2 [Enter/ENT]

#3 [Enter/ENT]

When you select “6. MECHANICAL UTILITY”, “3. SENSOR”, and “2. MONITOR” in sequence

0. QUIT

1. ERROR LOG UTILITY

2. CONFIGURATION SETTING

3. TEST MODE

4. ELECTRICAL UTILITY

5. SCANNER UTILITY

6. MECHANICAL UTILITY

7. FILE UTILITY

8. BACKUP MEMORY

9. HV OFF

10. MENU SETTING

11. SYSTEM UTILITY > 6

0.QUIT

1.MOTOR

2.ACTUATOR

3.SENSOR

4.UNIT MU > 2

0.QUIT

1.NUMBER

2.DRIVE

3.STOP MU:ACT > 3

ABC

DEF

789

456

123

0.SP

DEL BS ENT

Caps

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MU:ACT > 3 1:SOLK1 5:PL1 6:SVL1 9:LAMP STB 10:LAMP ON 11:FFM 12:MZ4 INPUT THE NUMBER OF SENSOR 1 - 12 : 1

0.QUIT

1.NUMBER

2.DRIVE

3.STOP MU:ACT >

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DEF

789

456

123

0.SP

DEL BS ENT

Caps

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■ Entering a Numerical Value

● Displaying Virtural Keyboard for Entry

Three types of virtual keyboards are available; by touching the ▲ or ▼ key, one of the three virtual keyboards can be selected. Also, by touching the [Caps] key, the caps mode can be toggled to the lower-cap display corresponding to the three types of virtual keyboards.

0. QUIT

1. ERROR LOG UTILITY

2. CONFIGURATION SETTING

3. TEST MODE

4. ELECTRICAL UTILITY

5. SCANNER UTILITY

6. MECHANICAL UTILITY

7. FILE UTILITY

8. BACKUP MEMORY

9. HV OFF

10. MENU SETTING

11. SYSTEM UTILITY > 3

0.QUIT

1.ROUTINE

2.AUTO MODE TM > 2

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ABC

DEF

789

456

123

0.SP

0.QUIT

1.READING & ERASURE

2.PRIMARY ERASURE

3.SECONDARY ERASURE TM:AM > 2 INPUT THE NUMBER OF CONVEYANCE 0 - 99999 :

● Correcting a value entry You can correct a value entry with the [DEL] or [BS] key.

• [DEL] key: Each time you touch this key, it erases the character above the cursor.

• [BS] key: Each time you touch this key, it erases the character preceding

(positionedto the left of) the cursor position. Example) Changing the numerical entry from 9801 to 9901

1) Touch the operation panel to position the cursor under “0”.

2) Touch the [BS] key once to delete “8”.

3) Touch 9.

DEL BS ENT

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■ Menu Hierarchy of M-Utility in Initialization Sequence or in Serious Error

During the initialization sequence or upon occurrence of serious error (i.e., when the mode switches from the error message displayed status to M-Utility), the basic menu structure is the same as in normal operation, except some of the menus are omitted.

For your reference, the upper menu hierarchy is shown below.

● Menu Hierarchy in Initialization Sequence or in Serious Error

◆

NOTE

◆

Before using the MECHANICAL UTILITY in initialization sequence or in serious error, be sure to run “1. INITIALIZE” to initialize the motors, actuators, and sensors.

MAINTENANCE UTILITY

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0.QUIT

(not displayed during initialization)

1.ERROR LOG UTILITY

2.CONFIGURATION SETTING

3.ELECTRICAL UTILITY

0.QUIT

1.IMAGE MEMORY TEST

2.LAN

3.HDD

4.FDD

4.SCANNER UTILITY

0.QUIT

1.INITIALIZE

2.POLYGON

3.LASER

4.HV

5.HV DATA

6.SHADING / SENSITIVITY

5.MECHANICAL UTILITY

0.QUIT

1.INITIALIZE

2.MOTOR

3.ACTUATOR

4.SENSOR

5.UNIT

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Siemens Fuji-Reader Service manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

1. Summary of Service Utility

(1) Maintenance Utility

(2) Configuration Setting

(3) Image Processing Parameter Adjustment

2. Mode T ransitions

(1) Initialization process mode

(2) Routine process mode

(3) Abnormality process mode

(4) User utility mode (U-Utility)

(5) Maintenance utility mode (M-Utility)

(6) End process mode

3. U-Utility (User Utility)

(1) Functions of U-Utility

(2) U-Utility tree

(3) U-Utility operation

(4) U-Utility commands

4. M-Utility (Maintenance Utility)

(1) Functions of M-Utility

(2) M-Utility tree

(3) M-Utility operation

(4) Common Operating Procedures for M-Utility