PointSource Vi 30 Service Manual

Specifications
Specifications
Electrical
Electrical components
components lay-out
lay-out
Set-up
Set-up
Handling
Handling precautions
precautions
Paper
Paper jam
jam detection
detection
Service
Service mode
mode and
and test
test mode
mode
Mechanical
Mechanical construction
construction
Circuit
Circuit board
board operation
operation
Assembly
Assembly and
and adjustments
adjustments
Timing
Timing charts
charts and
and circuit
circuit diagrams
diagrams
Replacing
Replacing the
the main
main circuit
circuit board
board
Self
Self diagnostics
diagnostics
Trouble
Trouble shooting
shooting
Parts
Parts list
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Contents
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Parts
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list index
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Manual
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PointSource Vi 30 Service manual (including parts lists)
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1-1-1 Specifications
Type ............................................... Desktop transceiver/receiver
Power source ................................. 120 V AC, 60 Hz, 4.2 A
220 - 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 2.1 A
Power consumption ....................... Rated: 500 W (220 - 240 V AC), 500 W (120 V AC)
In ready mode: 500 W (220 - 240 V AC),
500 W (120 V AC)
During receiving: Normal mode
500 W (220 - 240 V AC),
500 W (120 V AC)
In auto shutoff mode: 15 W or less
(220 - 240 V AC)
15 W or less (120 V AC)
Dimensions .................................... 403 mm (W) 308 mm (D) 240 mm (H)
157/8" (W) 121/8" (D) 97/16" (H)
Weight ............................................ Approx. 8.72 kg/193/16 Ibs
Option ............................................ Memory board (1 M bytes, 2 M bytes), Extension
memory (4 M bytes/SIMM)
Facsimile function
Applicable line ................................
Compatibility ..................................
Communications system ................
Modulation .....................................
Encoding system ............................
Error correction ..............................
Modem speed ................................
Minimum transmission rate ............
Transmission time ..........................
Memory capacity ............................
Resolution mode ............................
Gray-scale ......................................
Functions .......................................
Subscription telephone line

Group 3
Half-duplex
TCM, QAM, PhM
MMR, MH, MR
ITU-T ECM
14400/12000/9600/7200/4800/2400/300 bps with
automatic fallback
10 ms/line (normal mode), 5 ms/line (fine mode)
Within 7 s (ITU-T #1 chart, MMR (ECM), memory
transmission)
256 k bytes
Normal mode, Fine mode, Super fine mode
64 levels
Refer to table 1-1-1 on page 1-1-2
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Table 1-1-1
Operation features
Reliability features
Reporting features
Memory features
Telephone features
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One-touch dialing (10 destinations)

Abbreviated number dialing (50 destinations)
Group dialing (10 destinations)
Auto redialing
Manual redialing
Remote switching
Transmit reservation
Automatic reduction in reception mode
Automatic FAX/TEL switching
D.R.D. (Distinctive ring service) reception (For inch models
only)
Timer controlled transmit function
Polling communications
Memory polling
TTI
ECM
Transmit/Receive terminal display
Retransmission for error communication
Activity report
Transmission report
Error report
Preset (Setting/registration) list
Power failure report
Memory file report
G3 monitor report
Class 1 report
Out-of-paper (memory) reception function
Broadcast function (50 destinations)
Dual access
Batch transmission
Memory transfer
Pulse tone transmission
TAD reception / Message telephone reception
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Copy function
Copy speed ....................................
Resolution mode ............................
Copy mode .....................................
Magnification ratios ........................
Continuous copying .......................
6 sheets/min (A4R/81/2" 11" R)

Fine mode, Half tone mode
Sort copy mode, Group copy mode
70 - 100% (1% increments)
1 - 99 sheets
Document image reading section (ADF)

Scanning system ............................ Flat bed scanning by contact image sensor
Auxiliary scanning line density ....... Horizontal/Vertical
Normal (8 dot/mm 3.85 line/mm)
Fine (8 dot/mm 7.7 line/mm)
Super fine (8 dot/mm 15.4 line/mm)
Document reading system ............. Document moving system
Light source ................................... LED
Document set position ................... Width adjustable with the document centered on the
contact image sensor
Document feed ............................... Automatic feed
(Up to 20 documents can be set on the document
table at one time. However, paper of any thickness
other than 64 - 80 g/m2 or of a smaller size such as
A5, 81/2" 51/2" should be fed one at a time.)
Document type ............................... Sheet
Document size ............................... Folio, A4R - A5R/81/2" 14" - 51/2" 41/4"
Document size (Width) ................... 140 mm - 216 mm, 51/2" - 81/2"
Document size (Length) ................. 128 mm - 1000 mm, 51/16" - 391/4"
Document thickness ....................... 50 - 160 g/m2
Effective scanning width ................ 202 mm or more (A4R),
208 mm or more (81/2" 11"),
Printing section
Printing system ..............................
Warm-up time ................................
Paper feed system .........................
Paper capacity ...............................
Paper size ......................................
Paper .............................................
Drum charging system ...................
Exposure light source ....................
Scanning ........................................
Photoconductor ..............................
Laser diode and electrophotography

40s or less (at 20C/68F, 65% RH)
Automatic from paper feed tray
100 sheets (Plain paper, 64 - 80 g/m2 (16 - 20 lbs),
letterhead)
10 envelopes (COM-10, C5, DL, Monarch)
1 sheet (OHP film, label)
A4R - A5R, 81/2" 14" - 81/2" 51/2" R
(However, the only sizes that can be used for
facsimile are A4R, 81/2" 11", and 81/2" 14".)
Plain paper, OHP film, labels, letterhead and
envelopes
Single positive corona charge
Laser diode
Polygon mirror
OPC (drum, 16 mm in diameter)
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Developing system ......................... Dry non-magnetic reverse developing
(1) Developer: Single-component
(2) Toner replenishment: Imaging unit replacement
Image transfer system ................... Transfer roller
Separation system ......................... Curvature separation
Toner recycle system ..................... Recover by developing roller
Charge erasing system .................. Exposure by cleaning lamp
Fixing system ................................. Heat roller
(1) Heat source:
Halogen heater 400 W (220 - 240 V AC),
400 W (120 V AC)
(2) Control temperature: 160C/320F
(3) Abnormally high temperature preventive
measure:
Thermostat (145C/293F ,150C/302F)
(4) Fixing pressure: 39.2 N (one side: 19.6 N)
Printing/Scanning system (Option)
Hardware (Computer) .................... A true IBM PC/AT or 100% compatible computer
OS (Operating system) .................. Microsoft Windows 3.1, 3.11, Windows 95 or
Windows for work groups
Interface ......................................... Printing system
Parallel interface (36-pin, IEEE 1284)
Scanning system
Serial interface (24-pin, RS-232C)
PDL
(Page description language) ........ GDI, PCL 4.5
Recording resolution
(When used as a printer) ............. 600 dpi/300 dpi (GDI), 300 dpi (PCL)
Scanner driver ................................ Correspond to TWAIN
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1-2-1 Consumables
( 1 ) Paper
Keep paper in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. If the facsimile is not going to
be used for a long period, remove the paper from the paper feed tray and seal in the
wrapping paper it was originally supplied in.
( 2 ) Imaging unit
Keep the Imaging unit in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight. Always store it
horizontally. Storing it upside down or on its side may result in poor printing or leaking
toner.
1-2-2 Precautions for Operation

1. Do not open the machine while printing is in progress; it will cause a jam.
2. Attach the paper feed tray correctly. A jam may otherwise occur.
3. Adjust the positions of the width guides according to the width of the paper to be
used. A jam may otherwise occur.
4. Do not open the ADF cover while document reading is in progress; it will cause a
jam.
5. Adjust the positions of the width guides according to the width of the document to be
used. A jam may otherwise occur.
6. Only use documents of the same width at one time. A jam may otherwise occur.
7. Replace the imaging unit when REPLACE IU (For inch models), CHANGE IU (For
metric models) appears on the message display to keep the printed image clean and
clear.
8. Always keep the imaging unit horizontally.
9. While checking the laser scanning unit, PROTECT yourself from the laser, which is
invisible and can harm the eyes.
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1-2-3 Document
( 1 ) Types of document
This machine can use the following types of document
Sizes: Folio, A4R - A5R/81/2" 14" - 51/2" 41/4"
(Width: 140 mm - 216 mm, 51/2" - 81/2", Length: 128 mm - 1000 mm, 51/16" - 391/4")
(However, documents that are longer than 355 mm/14" must be assisted by hand
while they pass by. Also, the maximum length setting can be changed with memory
switch No. 51.)
Thickness: 50 g/m2 - 160 g/m2
Capacity
Up to 20 documents can be set on the document table at one time. (However, paper
of any thickness other than 64 - 80 g/m2 or of a smaller size such as A5, 81/2" 51/2"
should be fed one at a time.)
[Precautions]
The area within 4 mm from top or bottom and 10 mm from right or left side of a
document may not be transmitted.
The size of paper printed at destination party may differ from the one which was used
for transmitting.
When an documents longer than the maximum length passes by, this is treated as a
document jam and DOCUMENT JAM is displayed in the message display.
Very low density characters may not be printed on the destination facsimile unit.
Do not transmit hand-written or stamped documents until they are completely dry.
Remove clips and staples from documents before transmitting. (After removing the
staples, fan the documents to ensure they do not stick together.)
Documents that do not meet size and thickness requirements may not be transmitted
successfully.
Do not feed different size documents through the ADF simultaneously or jams may
occur.
If some of the document are crinkled, bent or curled, make those flat, and be careful
to insert those documents.
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1-2-4 Paper
( 1 ) Types of paper
This machine can use the following types of paper.
Plain paper
A4R - A5R, 81/2" 14" - 81/2" 51/2" R
(However, the only sizes that can be used for facsimile reception are A4R, 81/2"
11", and 81/2" 14".)
Weight (thickness): 64 - 80 g/m2 (16 Ibs - 20 Ibs)
Number of sheets that can be loaded at one time: 100 sheets
Letterhead
Number of sheets that can be loaded at one time: 100 sheets
Envelopes (When only used as printer)
Types: COM-10, C5, DL, Monarch
Number of envelopes that can be loaded at one time: 10 sheets
* When setting envelopes, place envelopes on the paper feed tray with the side to
be printed facing backward and the flap on the right.
Others (When only used as printer)
OHP film (3 M (PP2500, TY731) recommended) and labels
Number of items that can be loaded at one time: 1 sheet
* When printing on OHP film, be sure to install the OHP transparency guide
provided.
[Precautions]
Do not use the following, otherwise a paper jam or a machine problem might occur.
Paper
Sheets with punched holes, perforations, tears, folds or creases.
Damp or curled sheets.
Sheets with staples or clips.
Sheets that have already been passed through a copier or a printer.
Sheets with glue or adhesive on them.
Envelopes
With metal tabs, hooks or strings.
With openings, plastic films, tape or other types of paper.
With glue visible under folded areas.
With stamps.
OHP film
Types not specifically designed for machine can be deformed by heat during
printing.
Labels
Labels already peeling off their backing.
With adhesive visible.
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1-3-1 Machine parts names and their functions

( 1 ) Main body
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(Front view)
Figure 1-3-1
1 Operation panel ..................................... Use to operate the fax.
2 Document table ..................................... Where to set documents to be transmitted
or copied.
3 Document guides .................................. Adjust to match the width of documents.
4 Paper feed tray ...................................... 100 sheets capacity (standard paper: 64 g/
m2 - 80 g/m2)
5 Paper feed tray cover ........................... Open when setting paper.
6 Paper guides ......................................... Adjust to match the width of the paper.
7 Paper feed tray extension ..................... Extend when setting paper.
8 Main body release lever ........................ Slide towards you to open the facsimile.
9 ADF (Automatic Document Feeder)
cover ...................................................... Open when a document jams.
0 Document/Paper eject trays .................. Once ejected, documents are stacked on
the upper tray while received faxes and
copies are stacked on the lower tray.
! Imaging unit ........................................... This section of the fax plays a major role in
creating the image on received faxes and
copies. When a message is displayed
which tells you to replace the imaging unit,
replace the old unit with a new one.
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Figure 1-3-2
@ Fax moving handles .......................... Hold these handles when moving the
facsimile.
# Telephone jack .................................. For connecting the handset (*1) or a
separately purchased telephone.
$ Line jack ............................................ For connecting the fax to a telephone line
via the modular cord.
% Power receptacle .............................. For connecting the power cord.
^ Printer connector (Parallel port) ........ For connecting a 36-pin parallel cable.
& Printer connector (Serial port) ........... For connecting a 24-pin RS-232C cable.
*1 * Handset ............................................. Use as a standard telephone and when
answering calls in the manual fax reception
mode.
*1 ( Handset rest ...................................... Place the handset here when not in use.
) Paper table release buttons .............. Press when removing the paper table from
the facsimile.
*1: For inch models only
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( 2 ) Handset (For inch models only)
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1 Handset LED indicator ... Lights while the handset is in use. Goes out when the
handset is set properly in the handset rest or while the
hook switch is pressed.
2 Pulse/tone switch ........... Use to select between pulse and tone dialing.
* Note: This switch must be set to correspond to the type of phone service in use. A
mistake in the setting will render dialing from the handset impossible.
3 Ringer ON/OFF switch ... When set to ON ( | ), a bell rings when there is an
incoming call, and remains silent when set to OFF (O).
4 Hook switch .................... Press to disconnect the telephone line after a
conversation if you wish to place another call immediately.
5 Handset cord .................. Use to connect the handset to the telephone jack on the
fax.
6 Dialing buttons ................ Use to input the fax or telephone number of the other
party.
button ......................... Press to allow transmission of the related tone signal for
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each key on the keypad even if your telephone service is
for pulse dialing.
8 M button (mute) .............. Press the M button to prevent the other party from hearing
your conversation. Release the M button when normal
phone conversation is desired.
9 R button (recall) .............. The Recall Function provides a convenient means of
disconnecting the telephone line after a conversation if
you wish to place another call immediately. When one call
is completed, press the R button for one or two seconds.
Then, release the R button, listen for a dial tone and dial
the next number.
0 LNR button
(redial/pause) ................. This button has the 2 following uses:
Last Number Redial
In either PULSE or TONE mode, the last number dialed is automatically stored in
memory. To use, simply press the Hook Switch for two seconds and listen for a dial
tone. Then press the LNR button and the number will automatically be redialed.
PAUSE Function
If you want to insert a pause into a dialing sequence, press the LNR button. This
inserts a pause of around 2 seconds. Press the LNR button twice for 4 seconds
(approx.), etc.
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( 3 ) Operation panel
For inch models
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Error
Function
Start
On-line
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JKL
MNO
TAD
PQRS
TUV
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Stop/Reset
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Auto Rx.
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Copy
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Half-Tone
On-Hook/
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Redial/
Pause
Super Fine
Fine
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Abbr.
Space
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1 Stop/Reset key ................... Press to stop operations in progress, revert to the initial
mode, or eject documents from the ADF (Automatic
Document Feeder).
2 Copy/Space key ................. Press to start copying or to insert a space during input
of the other partys name or fax number.
3 Start key ............................. Press to start fax transmission, manual fax reception or
other operations.
4 On-Hook/Clear key ............. Press to dial without the need to pick up the handset, or
to erase a registered fax number or other data when
registering and canceling data under a given function.
5 On-Hook indicator .............. Lit when the On-Hook/Clear key has been pressed
while the handset is still on the handset rest.
6 Redial/Pause key ............... Press to redial the last number dialed. Press also while
registering a destination number under an abbreviated
number or one-touch key in order to insert a pause of a
few seconds at that point in dialing.
7 Abbr. key ............................ Press to dial with abbreviated numbers.
8 Message display ................ Displays the present date, time, operation procedures
and trouble, etc.
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9 Resolution mode select key ............ Press to select the degree of resolution most
suitable to the documents being transmitted or
copied.
0 Resolution mode indicators ............. The uppermost indicator is for the Half-Tone
mode, the middle indicator is for the Super Fine
mode, and the lowermost indicator is for the
Fine mode. Press the resolution mode select
key to light the resolution mode indicator
corresponding to the desired mode. When all of
the indicators are out, the fax is in the Normal
mode.
! Reception mode select key ............. Press to select the desired reception mode.
@ Reception mode indicators .............. The uppermost indicator is the TAD indicator.
The bottom indicator is the Auto Rx. indicator.
Press the reception mode select key to light the
reception mode indicator corresponding to the
desired mode. When using a separately
purchased telephone with answering machine
capabilities in conjunction with the fax, make
sure the TAD indicator is lit. When using the
automatic fax reception mode, make sure the
Auto Rx. indicator is lit. When using the manual
fax reception mode with the handset connected
to the facsimile, both indicators should be out.
# Function key .................................... Press to select one of the facsimiles functions
or registration procedures.
$ Enter key ......................................... Press during registration and setting
procedures to register the currently entered
data under a given function.
% Error indicator .................................. Lit when a communications error or mechanical
problem has occurred.
^ On-line indicator .............................. Lit when the facsimile is to be used as a printer
or scanner.
& Keypad ............................................ Use to dial a fax number, or to input fax
numbers for registration under abbreviated
numbers and one-touch keys.
* Even if your telephone service is for pulse dialing, press the
key after
connecting to the other party and any key pressed on the keypad after that will
transmit the related tone signal.
* One-touch keys (1 - 10) .................. Press to dial fax numbers registered under the
corresponding one-touch key. Each of the 10
keys can be designated to function as either a
one-touch key, a group dial or a batch
transmission key.
* When inputting names, etc., press one-touch key No. 9 to move the cursor to the
left, and one-touch key No. 10 to move the cursor to the right.
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For metric models
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1 STOP/RESET key .................... Press to stop operations in progress, revert to the
initial mode, or eject documents from the ADF
(Automatic Document Feeder).
2 COPY/SPACE key ................... Press to start copying or to insert a space during
input of the other partys name or fax number.
3 START key ............................... Press to start fax transmission, manual fax
reception or other operations.
4 ON-HOOK/CLEAR key ............. Press to dial without the need to pick up the
receiver of a separately purchased telephone, or to
erase a registered fax number or other data when
registering and deleting data under a given function.
5 ON-HOOK indicator .................. Lit when the ON-HOOK/CLEAR key has been
pressed while the telephone receiver is still on the
hook.
6 PAUSE/REDIAL key ................. Press while registering a destination number under
an abbreviated number or one-touch key in order to
insert a pause of a few seconds at that point in
dialling. Press also to redial the last number dialled.
7 ABBR. key ................................ Press to dial with abbreviated numbers.
8 Message display ...................... Displays the present date, time, operation
procedures and trouble, etc.
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9 Resolution mode select key ..... Press to select the degree of resolution most
suitable to the documents being transmitted or
copied.
0 Resolution mode indicators ...... The uppermost indicator is for the PHOTO MODE
setting, the middle indicator is for the SUPER FINE
mode, and the lowermost indicator is for the FINE
mode. Press the resolution mode select key to light
the resolution mode indicator corresponding to the
desired mode. When all of the indicators are out,
the fax is in the NORMAL mode.
! Reception mode select key ...... Press to select the desired reception mode.
@ Reception mode indicators ....... The uppermost indicator is the MESSAGE TEL.
indicator. The bottom indicator is the MANUAL RX.
indicator. Press the reception mode select key to
light the reception mode indicator corresponding to
the desired mode. When using a separately
purchased telephone with message telephone
capabilities in conjunction with the fax, make sure
the MESSAGE TEL. indicator is lit. When using the
manual fax reception mode with a separately
purchased telephone connected to the facsimile,
make sure the MANUAL RX. indicator is lit. When
using the automatic fax reception mode, both
indicators should be out.
# FUNCTION key ........................ Press to select one of the facsimiles functions or
registration procedures.
$ ENTER FUNCTION key ........... Press during registration and setting procedures to
register the currently entered data under a given
function.
% ERROR indicator ...................... Lit when a communications error or mechanical
problem has occurred.
^ ON LINE indicator .................... Lit when the facsimile is to be used as a printer or
scanner.
& Keypad ..................................... Use to dial a fax number, or to input fax numbers
for registration under abbreviated numbers and
one-touch keys.
* Even if your telephone service is for pulse dialling, press the
key after
connecting to the other party and any key pressed on the keypad after that will
transmit the related tone signal.
* One-touch keys (1 - 10) ........... Press to dial fax numbers registered under the
corresponding one-touch key. Each of the 10 keys
can be designated to function as either a one-touch
key, a group dial or a batch transmission key.
* When inputting names, etc., press one-touch key No. 9 to move the cursor to the
left, and one-touch key No. 10 to move the cursor to the right.
Note: Available functions may differ depending upon the country and region where this unit
was purchased.
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1-3-2 Machine cross sections
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Paper path (Document)

Paper path (Paper)
Laser beam path
Figure 1-3-6 Machine cross sections

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Document feed/image reading sections (ADF) (P.1-3-11)

Paper feed section (P.1-3-13)
Laser scanning unit (P.1-3-15)
Imaging unit (P.1-3-18)
Transfer/charge erasing sections (P.1-3-20)
Fixing section (P.1-3-21)
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1-3-3 Drive system
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Figure 1-3-7 Drive system 1 (Printing section)

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Main motor gear

Motor gear 96/20
Drive gear 64
Drum drive gear 25/22
Drive flange (Imaging unit)
Fixing drive gear 20
Fixing drive gear 20/28
Heat roller gear
Fixing idle gear
Eject roller gear
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Developing drive gear 20/32

Developing joint gear 32
Developing drive gear 16
Paper feed drive gear 18/21
Paper feed drive gear 16/24
Paper feed drive gear 20
Upper feed roller gear
Paper feed idle gear 20
Paper feed clutch gear
Drive joint gear 24
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Figure 1-3-8 Drive system 2 (Document feed section (ADF))

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ADF motor gear

Idle gear 16/65
Idle gear 21
Joint gear 37
ADF conveying gear 36

Idle gear 16/37
ADF paper feed gear 51
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Figure 1-3-9 Drive system 3 (Imaging unit)
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Developing drive gear 16 (Main body)

Developing roller gear
Developing idle gear 20
Idle gear 25/18
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Sub-roller gear
Idle gear 30
Agitation gear
Drive flange (drum)
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1-3-4 Mechanical construction

( 1 ) Document feed/image reading sections (ADF)
The document feed and image reading sections comprise the parts shown in Figure 13-10. This structure conveys the document set on the document table onto the contact
image sensor (CIS) and scans the document image.
When a document is placed on the document table and the document detection switch
(DDSW) comes on, the ADF motor (ADFM) comes on, the document is fed and stops at
the space between the ADF pad and the ADF paper feed roller, and the machine enters
the ready state in the transmission or the copy mode. (ADF preparatory operation). After
the preparatory operation completes, the ADF motor (ADFM) goes off. By pressing Start
or Copy/Space key, the ADF motor (ADFM) comes on and the set document is fed in
the direction of the arrow shown in the figure 1-3-10 individually by the rotation of the
ADF paper feed roller, the ADF conveying roller, and the ADF eject roller. At this time,
the ADF pad prevents multiple documents from feeding simultaneously.
A image printed on the fed document is read when it passes on the contact image
sensor (CIS).
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Figure 1-3-10 Document feed/image reading sections

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Document table
ADF guide
ADF pad
Document detection switch (DDSW)
Pad holder
Upper ADF pulley
ADF timing switch (ADFTIMSW)
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CIS upper sheet

CIS holder
ADF eject roller
Contact image sensor (CIS)
ADF conveying roller
ADF paper feed roller
ADF housing
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CIS
ADFM
Figure 1-3-11 Document feed/image reading sections block diagram
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( 2 ) Paper feed section
The paper feed section comprises the parts shown in Figure 1-3-12. This mechanism
conveys the paper set on the paper feed tray to the imaging unit and transfer/charge
erasing sections synchronized with the image writing timing.
23
4
5
6
98
Figure 1-3-12 Paper feed section

1
2
3
4
5
Paper feed tray

Paper size switch (PSSW)
Paper feed pulley
Paper feed switch (FSW)
Upper feed roller
6
7
8
9
Transfer guide
Lower feed roller
Paper feed pad
Pad holder
1-3-13
354
CN17-2
CN17-6
CN5-1
PSSW
CPCB
FSOL
CN6-1
~CN6-6
FSW
MM
Figure 1-3-13 Paper feed section block diagram
M. SYNC signal: ON
3s
OFF
MM
Full speed
0.6 s *1
FSOL
3s
Timing chart 1-3-1 Paper feed

Paper feed
A When the polygon motor (PM) reaches the specified rotation rate and the M.SYNC
signal comes on, the main motor (MM) comes on, the machine drive starts, and the
upper and lower feed rollers start rotating.
*1: In this time, the main motor (MM) starts rotating at minimum speed, its speed
increases in steps, and after about 0.6 s, it reaches full speed (the specified
rotation rate).
B 3 s after M.SYNC signal comes on, the paper feed solenoid (FSOL) comes on, the
paper feed pulley rotates, and the paper feed starts.
C 3 s later, the paper feed solenoid (FSOL) goes off and the paper feed pulley rotation
stops. Subsequently, the paper is conveyed to the imaging unit and the transfer/
charge erasing sections by the upper and lower feed rollers.
1-3-14
354
( 3 ) Laser scanning unit
The laser scanning unit comprises the parts shown in Figure 1-3-14, 1-3-15.
The laser scanning unit projects onto the drum surface the laser beam emitted from the
laser diode which is turned on or off according to a laser control signal (LD signal) from
the control PCB (CPCB).
This forms a static latent image on the drum surface exposed to the laser beam.
2
3
4
5
6
#
@
!
0
9
Figure 1-3-14 Laser scanning unit ( 1 )

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Cover
Polygon motor control board
Mirror
Polygon mirror
Polygon motor (PM)
Lens
BD sensor
8
9
0
!
@
#
Correction cylinder lens

Laser diode board (with BD sensor)
Cylindrical lens
Lens
Mirror
BD sensor mirror
1-3-15
354
8
6
to Drum
5
to Drum
2 3
9
0
Figure 1-3-15 Laser scanning unit ( 2 )
1 Laser diode ............................... Emits a laser beam to form a latent electrostatic
image onto the drum surface.
2 Collimator lens .......................... Collimates the laser beam.
3 Cylindrical lens ......................... Shapes the collimated laser beam to suit the
printing resolution.
4 Mirror ........................................ Reflects the laser beam onto the polygon mirror.
5 Polygon mirror .......................... Six-face mirror that revolves at approx.8504 rpm
with each face deflecting the laser beam for one
horizontal scan.
6 Lens .......................................... Corrects for the laser beam scanning speed which
becomes greater closer to the drum edge (Keeping
the beam diameter constant), and corrects for the
vertical inclination of the polygon mirror to ensure
that all the focal points of the laser beam are on the
same plane.
7 Mirror ........................................ Reflects the laser beam onto the drum surface.
8 BD sensor mirror ...................... Reflects the laser beam to the BD sensor to the
horizontal synchronous signal.
9 Correction cylinder lens ............ Corrects for the deviation of the laser beam
reflected onto the BD sensor.
0 BD sensor ................................. Detects the laser beam to output the beam detect
signal to the control PCB (C PCB) to provide timing
for the horizontal synchronous signal (HSYNC)
inside the control PCB.
1-3-16
354
The laser beam spot is oval as shown in Figure 1-3-16.
100 m
80 m
Figure 1-3-16
The horizontal scanning is provided by the polygon mirror while the vertical scanning is
provided by the rotating drum. The letter A, for example, is reproduced as a static
latent image onto the drum surface as shown in Figure 1-3-17.
The laser diode turns on at a position corresponding to a black dot dispelling electrical
charge from this position.
The center of the laser beam spot on one scan line is separated from those on adjacent
scan lines but adjacent scan lines overlap slightly.
Horizontal scanning
Vertical scanning
: Laser diode is on where the letter is formed.
Figure 1-3-17
1-3-17
354
( 4 ) Imaging unit
The imaging unit comprises the parts shown in Figure 1-3-18. The developing section,
drum section, and main charger are combined in a single unit.
Developing section
The developing section forms the toner image by making toner adhere to the latent
static image formed onto the drum. The toner is agitated by the developing agitation
paddle and fed to the developing roller by the sub-roller.
The toner fed onto the developing roller forms a uniform layer. The thickness of the
layer formed is held constant by the developing blade. At this time, the toner is
positively charged by the friction between the developing blade and the developing
roller.
Also, the developing bias voltage is applied to the developing roller and sub-roller. This
bias voltage dominates the amount of toner developing (toner adhering) onto the drum.
When the developing bias voltage is higher than the drum surface potential, the toner
adheres to the drum, developing the image. Also, when the developing bias voltage is
lower than the drum surface potential, the toner does not adhere to the drum and
developing is not carried out.
The developing bias voltage is set to + 400 V (image area voltage) and is applied at the
same time as the main charging starts. However, normally when the + 400 V bias
voltage is applied, the area between the main charger and the developing roller where
the main charger does not charge (non-image area) passes the developing roller, the
developing bias voltage is higher than the drum surface potential of that area and toner
developing (adhering) occurs. Therefore, on this machine, when printing, until the nonimage area passes the developing roller, a 200 V (non-image area section voltage)
developing bias voltage is applied to prevent developing of the non-image area.
Drum, main charger
By applying high voltage (+ DC) to the charger wire, positive corona discharge is carried
out and the drum OPC layer is positively charged. The charger grid is installed on the
main charger so that the charge discharged by the charger wire charges on the drum
evenly. Also, in order to remove paper powder etc. from the drum, a cleaning brush is
installed on the main charger.
3
4
#
!0
@
9 8 7
65
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
0
!
@
Upper developing roller seal

Developing roller
Drum
Cleaning brush
Charger wire
Drum housing
Main charger
Charger grid
Developing blade
Sub-roller
Developer agitation paddle
Toner empty detection sensor
(TEDS)
# Developing housing
Figure 1-3-18 Imaging unit
1-3-18
354
CPCB
Developing roller
HVTPCB
Drum
Sub-roller
CN1-2
CN1-4
TEDS
Main charger
CN1-5
CN1-6
MC/DB1 REM
DB CHG1
DB CHG2
ALARM
CN4-2
CN4-4
CN4-5
CN4-6
CN3-2
Figure 1-3-19 Imaging unit block diagram
M. SYNC signal: ON
ESW: OFF
ESW
MM
D
OFF
Forward
Reverse
4s
0.5 s
0.6 s *1
*2
MC REM
DB1 REM
DB CHG1
DB CHG2
A
B
1.5 s
0.2 s
*1: The main motor (MM) starts rotating at minimum speed, its speed increases in
steps, and after about 0.6 s, it reaches full speed (the specified rotation rate).
*2: The motor shaft rotates in reverse about two rotations.
Timing chart 1-3-2 Imaging unit operation

Imaging unit operations
A When the image writing is ready and the M.SYNC signal comes on, the main motor
(MM) comes on and the machine drive starts. At the same time, the main charger
and the developing bias (DB1 REM) come on. At this time, the non-image area
voltage 1 ( 200 V) is output as the developing bias voltage.
B 1.5 s after the main motor (MM) comes on, the developing bias change signal 1 (DB
CHG1) comes on and in order to carry out the non-image/image area change
correctly, the developing bias voltage is changed to the non-image area voltage 2 (0
V).
C 0.2 s after the developing bias change signal 1 (DB CHG1) comes on, the
developing bias change signal 2 (DB CHG2) comes on and the developing bias
voltage is changed to the image area voltage (+ 400 V).
D When the printing is complete, the paper is ejected, and the eject switch (ESW)
goes off, then the main motor (MM), main charger, and developing bias go off.
1-3-19
354
( 5 ) Transfer/charge erasing sections
The transfer/charge erasing sections comprise the parts shown in Figure 1-3-20.
Transfer roller
The transfer roller is installed above the drum and electrically transfers the toner image
onto the drum surface to the paper. High voltage ( DC) is applied to the transfer roller
(inductive urethane foam roller), charging a negative charge larger than the positive
toner charge charged on the drum surface, attracting the toner on the drum surface to
the paper, and thus transferring the toner image to the paper.
1 s after the paper feed switch (FSW) comes on, the transfer roller (transfer charge)
comes on and 1 s after the paper feed switch (FSW) goes off, the transfer roller
(transfer charge) goes off.
Cleaning lamp
The cleaning lamp (CL) removes the residual charge on the drum surface by lighting to
the drum so that the toner remaining on the drum surface after transfer is correctly
recovered to the imaging unit (developing section).
The cleaning lamp (CL) comes on at the same time as the main motor (MM) and goes
off when the main motor (MM) stops for reverse processing.
1
2
1 Transfer roller
2 Cleaning lamp (CL)
3 Drum
3
Figure 1-3-20 Transfer/charge erasing sections
CN5-4
CN4-3
TC REM
CN1-3
CL
CPCB
HVTPCB
Transfer roller
Drum
Figure 1-3-21 Transfer/charge erasing sections block diagram
1-3-20
354
( 6 ) Fixing section
The fixing section comprises the parts shown in Figure 1-3-22. The fixing section uses
heat and pressure to fuse the toner image transferred to the paper. The heat roller is
heated by the fixing heater (H). During printing, the heat roller temperature is controlled
to be a constant 160C/320F by switching the fixing heater on/off according to the heat
roller surface temperature detected by the fixing thermistor (TH). When printing ends,
the fixing heater (H) goes off.
If the temperature becomes abnormally high, the fixing thermistor (TH) detects the high
temperature abnormality, fixing thermostats 1 and 2 (FTH1, 2) go off, and the power
supply to the fixing heater (H) is cut off.
The press roller is pressed against the heat roller by the press springs at both ends. The
pressure between the press roller and heat roller is approx. 39.2 N (19.6 N one side).
Separating the paper from the heat roller
There are two separation claws on the fixing unit lower housing. When the paper
passes the fixing section, they prevent the paper from sticking to the heat roller and
wrapping around it. The separation claws are constantly pressed in the direction of
contact with the heat roller by the separation claw spring.
1
2
3
0
9
8
7 6
Figure 1-3-22 Fixing section

1
2
3
4
5
Fixing unit upper housing

Press roller
Eject pulley
Eject roller
Separation claw
6
7
8
9
0
Eject switch (ESW)

Heat roller
Fixing thermistor (TH)
Fixing unit lower housing
Fixing heater (H)
1-3-21
354
CN2-1
AC input
NEUTRAL
Fuse
LIVE
Fuse
CN1-10
H REM
Noise
Filter
CN1-7
CN3-1
Heater
control circuit
PSPCB
CN5-1
CPCB
CN6-1
FTH2
FTH1
H
TH
Figure 1-3-23 Fixing section block diagram
1-3-22
CN18-1
PointSource Vi 30 Parts list

Published in May.97
84354120
Contents
FIG.1
EXTERIOR COVERS
FIG.2
FRAMES
FIG.3
PAPER FEED TRAY SECTION
FIG.4
DRIVING SECTION
10
FIG.5
CHARGING SECTION
12
FIG.6
FIXING SECTION
14
FIG.7
ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
16
FIG.8
PAPER FEED SECTION
18
FIG.9
IMAGING UNIT
20
FIG.10 ACCESSORIES AND OPTION
22
FIG.11 SPECIFIED PARTS FOR EACH COUNTRY
24
INDEX
26
FIG. 1
EXTERIOR COVERS
354-1
354
1
HCD
HCD
HCD
HCD
HCD
3
14
21
17
HCD
BBB
18
20
13
19
10
HCD
12
6
9
HCD
16
11
F
4
FIG. 1
Ref.
No.
EXTERIOR COVERS
Part. No.
354-1
354
Description
Ref.
No.
Quantity
(230V)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
35404010
35402080
35402090
35402230
35404020
35404030
35404040
35404050
35404110
35404120
35404130
35404140
35404150
68827010
UPPER COVER
LEVER A,RELEASE
MOUNT,RELEASE LEVER
MOUNT BASE,SAFETY SWITCH
LEFT COVER
RIGHT COVER
REAR COVER
LID,MEMORY CARD
FRONT LEFT COVER
TRAY,ORIGINAL EJECT
TRAY,EJECT
LEFT RETAINER,TRAY
RIGHT RETAINER,TRAY
SWITCH,INTERLOCK
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
16
17
18
19
20
21
35420070
35402270
35402410
35402640
35402430
35402490
TRAY,EJECT AUXILIARY
LEVER,SAFETY SWITCH
WORK PLATE,LIFT UP
SPRING B,LIFT UP
COVER,LIFT UP
SPRING,SAFETY SWITCH LEVER
1
1
1
1
1
1
Parts with "" are component parts or sub-assemblies of the

assembly appearing immediately above them.
Part. No.
Description
Quantity
(230V)
FIG. 2
FRAMES
354-1
354
49
56 BBR
BAI
38
15
BBR
47
13
59 BBB
34
53
BBR
39
20
31
BHI
50
30
GEC
BBR
40
33
GEC
50
42
14
18
BBB
45
11
BBR
41
BBK
BBR
BBB
19
49
35
61
32
EGC
EGC
21
18
16
3 E04
BHT
8
BBB
BBR
23
57
48
44
25
BBR
29
BBR
51
24
7
54
58
37
62
27
22
28
BBR
46
BBR
BHT
2
22
22
E04
BBB
60
52
1
22
55
26
12
26
BBK
BBR
F
6
FIG. 2
Ref.
No.
FRAMES
Part. No.
354-1
354
Description
Ref.
No.
Quantity
(230V)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
35402500
35402050
35402060
35402070
35402110
35402120
35402160
35402570
35402550
LID B,BASE
LEFT HOOK,RELEASE
RIGHT HOOK,RELEASE
SHAFT,HOOK
SPRING,HOOK
MOUNT,TONER EMPTY SWITCH
UPPER FRAME
LOWER LEFT RETAINER,BALANCER
RIGHT SPRING,BALANCER
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
11
12
13
14
15
16
35402540
35402260
35305060
35402290
35402520
35402330
LEFT SPRING,BALANCER
SHIELD PLATE,UPPER FRAME
LABEL, HIGH VOLTAGE CAUTION,L
LEFT LEVER,RELEASE RETAINING
STAY,FULCRUM
PLATE SPRING B,DRUM UNIT HOLDER
1
1
1
1
1
1
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
35402360
35402380
35402390
35327300
64847580
68802120
35402650
68828070
68826020
35427130
29820420
35402510
35302040
35302050
35302060
35302070
35302080
35302090
SPRING 2.5,RELEASE RETAINING

PROJECTION,DRUM UNIT LIMITATION(EUR)
SHEET,FRAME SHIELD(EUR)
GROUND WIRE,CLEANING BRUSH
BASE RUBBER(PBS)
GEAR 11/34
SPRING,TONER EMPTY DETECTION
TONER CONTROL PCB
RAIL,PCB
WIRE,EJECT SWITCH
PIN,BEARING
FRAME,MACHINE
TERMINAL,DEVELOPING BIAS
TERMINAL,SUB DEVELOPING BIAS
TERMINAL,TRANSFER MACHINE
TERMINAL,MAIN CHARGER
TERMINAL,GRID
TERMINAL,BRUSH
2
1
1
1
4
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
37
38
39
40
35302210
35302250
35302260
35302290
PLATE SPRING A,DRUM UNIT HOLDER

RIGHT LEVER,RELEASE RETAINING
GROUND PLATE,FRAME
GUIDE,DRUM SHAFT
1
1
1
1

Part. No.
Description
Quantity
(230V)
41
42
35302360
35302400
COVER,TERMINAL
TERMINAL BASE,MAIN CHARGER
1
1
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
35302420
35302430
35302460
35302470
35302480
35402530
35306360
66006350
35402020
35402580
35402560
35402620
35402590
35402610
35402630
78027300
35402660
66927030
M2307010
LOWER SHEET,TERMINAL INSULATOR

SPRING,MAIN CHARGER
HOLDER,SAFETY SWITCH
STRAP A,MACHINE RELEASE
STRAP B,MACHINE RELEASE
PIN,FULCRUM
CUSHION,TRAY
SWITCH,CASSETTE LIFT
MOUNT,PCB
UPPER RIGHT RETAINER,BALANCER
UPPER LEFT RETAINER,BALANCER
STOPPER,JOINT
LOWER RIGHT RETAINER,BALANCER
GROUND PLATE B,DRIVE
GROUND PLATE,SOLENOID
GROUND WIRE OPERATION UNIT
SPRING B,HOOK
CORE,9-19X11
BINDING BAND,T18R
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
FIG. 3
354
J
1
2
1
5
4
14
13
9
13
4
11
2
10
12
3
F
8
FIG. 3
Ref.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14

Part. No.
35405060
35406010
35406020
35406030
35406040
35406050
35406060
35306090
35306100
35306110
35306190
35306340
35306420
35306430
Description
LABEL,CASSETTE OPERATION
LEVER,GUIDE RELEASE
TRAY,PAPER FEED
GUIDE,TRAY
TRAY,AUXILIARY
RIGHT CURSOR
LEFT CURSOR
RACK,CURSOR
GEAR,CURSOR
SPRING,TRAY
PAD,TRAY
SPONGE,TRAY
BRAKE,CURSOR
STOPPER,GEAR CURSOR
354
Ref.
No.
Quantity
(230V)
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1

Part. No.
Description
Quantity
(230V)
FIG. 4
DRIVING SECTION
354-1
354
9
7
59
50
KAM
15
KAM
28
9
26
14
59
54
16
58
25
25
24
60
2
BHT
29
30
BBB
51
12
22
13
11 10
50
1
3
23
49
20
21
61
61
E05
34
35
E05
42
39
53
37
BHI
17
18
55
E05
19
33
23
BBB
38
56
E05
21
57
E05
41
45
40
44
46
36
32
43
BBA
BBB
E05
48
47
F
10
FIG. 4
Ref.
No.
DRIVING SECTION
Part. No.
354-1
354
Description
Ref.
No.
Quantity
(230V)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
35402140
35402150
35402480
35427081
29806560
35302030
35306010
35306020
35306030
35306120
35306130
35306140
35306150
35306160
35306170
35406110
35406120
35306220
35306230
35306240
35306250
35306260
35406130
35393040
35306290
35306300
MOUNT,PAPER SIZE DETECTION

ACTUATOR,PAPER SIZE
STAY,SENSOR
WIRE,CONVEYING SWITCH
BUSHING 6
TERMINAL,DRUM GROUND
PULLEY,PAPER FEED
SHAFT,PAPER FEED ROLLER
COLLAR,PAPER FEED
SPRING,PAPER FEED CLUTCH
GEAR,PAPER FEED CLUTCH
BOSS,PAPER FEED CLUTCH
COLLAR,PAPER FEED CLUTCH
HOLDER,PAD
PAD,PAPER FEED
SPRING,PAD
UPPER ROLLER,FEED
LOWER ROLLER,FEED
UPPER GEAR,FEED ROLLER
GEAR 20,PAPER FEED IDLE
BUSHING 4
ACTUATOR,PAPER FEED DETECTION
SPRING,FEED
PARTS SOLENOID PAPER FEED(SP)
BUSHING 6,FEED
GROUND PLATE,PAPER FEED
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
28
29
30
35306330
35306350
66006350
GUIDE FILM,PAD
SPRING,ACTUATOR
1
1
1
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
35422010
35322020
35322030
35322040
35322050
35322070
35322090
35322110
35322150
MOUNT,MOTOR
GEAR 20,PAPER FEED DRIVE
GEAR 16/24,PAPER FEED DRIVE
GEAR 96/20,MOTOR
GEAR 20/32,DEVELOPING DRIVE
GEAR 25/22,DRUM DRIVE
GEAR 16,DEVELOPING DRIVE
REINFORCEMENT,DRIVE
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

11
Part. No.
Description
Quantity
(230V)
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
35322160
35322170
35322180
35322190
35322200
35322210
35322230
35322240
35393110
63511220
63527240
GEAR 20,FIXING DRIVE

GEAR 32,DEVELOPING JOINT
GEAR 20,FIXING COUPLER
COUPLER,FIXING DRIVE
SPRING,FIXING COUPLER
GEAR 64,DRIVE
GEAR 24,DRIVE JOINT
PARTS MOTOR MAIN(SP)
STOP RING,4
PI,GP1A71A
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
35423030
35306440
29806810
35402600
35406090
66927030
35406070
35427270
M2307010
DUCT B,COOLING
SPACER,PAD HOLDER
BUSHING,6 REGISTRATION
GROUND PLATE A,DRIVE
SPONGE B,HOLDER
CORE,9-19X11
COLLAR,PAPER FEED
WIRE,MOTOR JUNCTION
BINDING BAND,T18R
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
4
FIG. 5
CHARGING SECTION
354-1
354
J
1
1
2
BHT
6
7
9
5
8
10
11
6
5
11
F
12
FIG. 5
Ref.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
CHARGING SECTION
Part. No.
35402340
35416010
35306380
35316120
35316020
35316030
35316050
35416020
35316110
35393132
35416030
354-1
354
Description
MOUNT,CLEANING LAMP
UPPER TERMINAL,TRANSFER
SEAL,PAPER DUST DISPOSAL
ROLLER,TRANSFER (METRIC)
BUSHING,TRANSFER
SPRING,TRANSFER
GUIDE,TRANSFER
SPRING,TRANSFER GUIDE
PULLEY C,TRANSFER ROLLER
PARTS LAMP CLEANING(SP)
SHEET,TRANSFER GUIDE FILM
Ref.
No.
Quantity
(230V)
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
1
2

13
Part. No.
Description
Quantity
(230V)
FIG. 6
FIXING SECTION
354-1
354
J
1
1
1
BBR
11
BBR
17
19
19
27
30
29
6
2
31
BBB
16
BBB
17
24
29
14
23
30
BBR 21
28
12
13
BBB
9
18
25
22
18
20
15
BBB
26
10
RDC
F
14
FIG. 6
Ref.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
FIXING SECTION
Part. No.
35405080
35493100
35400020
35393070
35320030
35393080
35320071
35320081
35320090
35320100
35420040
35420050
35320130
35320140
35320150
35320160
35320170
35320180
35320190
35320220
35320250
35420060
35320280
35320290
35320300
35320310
35320320
35320360
35320370
35320380
29820420
354-1
354
Description
CAUTION LABEL,HIGH TEMPERATURE (EXP)

PARTS HEATER 230 FIXING(SP)
EJECT ROLLER ASSY
PARTS ROLLER HEAT(SP)
BUSHING,HEAT ROLLER
PARTS ROLLER PRESSURE(SP)
SEPARATION CLAW,HEAT ROLLER
PULLEY,EJECT
GEAR,HEAT ROLLER
GEAR,FIXING IDLE
UPPER HOUSING,FIXING
LOWER HOUSING,FIXING
TERMINAL,THERMOSTAT
FRONT TERMINAL,FIXING
REAR TERMINAL A,FIXING
REAR TERMINAL B,HEATER
SPRING,FIXING PRESSURE
SPRING,SEPARATION CLAW
SPRING,EJECT PULLEY
GROUND PLATE,HEAT ROLLER
THERMISTOR,FIXING
ACTUATOR,EJECT SWITCH
THERMAL PROTECTOR A
THERMAL PROTECTOR B
SPRING,EJECT ACTUATOR
GEAR,EJECT ROLLER
BUSHING B,HEAT ROLLER
FILM,FIXING THERMISTOR
HOLDER,PRESS ROLLER BEARING
BEARING,PRESS ROLLER
PIN,BEARING
Ref.
No.
Quantity
(230V)
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1

15
Part. No.
Description
Quantity
(230V)
FIG. 7
354-1
354
2
2
5
8
29
20
32
21
13
28
29
40
39
34
41
31
HCD
30
42
39
39
12
4
25
BAZ
34
16
37
36
HCD
14
15
39
35
22
14
5
10
HCD
24
3
26
HCD
17
18
HCD
19
11
6
33
HCD
HCD
38
23
HCD
27
GEC
F
16
FIG. 7
Ref.
No.
Part. No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
35401011
35493030
76227030
35402350
67305310
35401050
35402190
35402220
35402310
35402320
35402440
35402450
35402460
35402470
35493040
35423020
M0008000
35426020
35426030
35427021
35427031
35427051
35427071
35427091
35427111
35493060
35493070
35428041
M1753010
M1752000
M1752010
35312040
35328033
61527170
66927030
35427280
73827030
35404160
M2307010
35393050
Description
CONTROLLER ASSY
PARTS OPERATION UNIT (EUR)SP
POWER CORD(220)
SHIELD PLATE,MACHINE BASE
CAUTION LABEL,HV
NCU ASSY (EUR)
MOUNT,SPEAKER
REAR MOUNT,COVER
MOUNT A,NCU PCB
MOUNT B,NCU PCB
WIND SHIELD PLATE A,MOUNT PCB
WIND SHIELD PLATE B,MOUNT PCB
WIND SHIELD PLATE C,MOUNT PCB
SPONGE,DUCT
PARTS FAN COOLING (SP)
DUCT,COOLING
SPACER,178877-2(AMP)
MOUNT,CONNECTOR
INSULATING PLATE,HIGH VOLTAGE PCB
WIRE,POWER SOURCE
WIRE,LSU
WIRE,OPERATION UNIT
WIRE,HIGH VOLTAGE
WIRE,NCU
WIRE,SOLENOID
PARTS SPEAKER (SP)
PARTS IC ROM (SP)
POWER SOURCE PCB (230)
FUSE,S506-3.15A(BUSSMANN)
FUSE,GDB-2A(BUSSMANN)
CAP,LSU
HIGH VOLTAGE UNIT PCB
FERRITE CORE TR
CORE,9-19X11
SHIELD,GASKET
LINE FILTER ESDR-25
COVER,HIGH VOLTAGE PCB
BINDING BAND,T18R
PARTS UNIT SCANNER(SP)
354-1
354
Ref.
No.
Quantity
(230V)
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
4
1
41
42

17
Part. No.
35312020
35312030
Description
COVER,LSU
GROUND PLATE,LSU
Quantity
(230V)
1
1
FIG. 8
PAPER FEED SECTION
354-1
354
47
19
1
41
35
34
47
41
24 23
HCD
40
39
7
25
33
E05
27
36
HCD
12
52
2
12
1
E05
57
33
56
HCD
56
HCD
43
25
28
11
31
10
55
18
5
E04
51
16
21
15
50
51
20
54
30 29
42
E07
53
45
46
E04
37
E04
17
4
HCD
E05
E04
29
13
22
38
26
E05
14
32
HCD
49
32
44
56
F
18
FIG. 8
Ref.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
PAPER FEED SECTION

Part. No.
35402280
35411010
35411020
35411030
35411110
35411120
35411140
35411150
35411160
35411460
35411220
35411230
35411300
35411310
35411320
35411330
35411340
35411360
35411370
35411380
35411390
78022030
35411410
35411420
35411430
35427011
35427041
35427151
49028102
29717230
29804160
29806810
63511080
35411470
35411440
63511590
65907210
67322230
68811310
68811330
354-1
354
Description
HOLDER,SAFETY SWITCH LEVER

HOUSING,ADF
GUIDE,ADF
ROLLER,PAPER FEED
SQUARE SPRING,ADF PAPER FEED
FRONT SHEET,PAPER FEED
HOLDER,PAD
SPRING,PAD
ACTUATOR,ORIGINAL DETECTION
SHEET,GUIDE FILM CIS
TABLE,ADF ORIGINAL
CURSOR,ADF
ROLLER,CONVEYING ADF
ROLLER,EJECT ADF
GEAR 51,ADF PAPER FEED
GEAR 16/37,IDLE
GEAR 36,ADF CONVEYING
GUIDE,CIS RETAINING
UPPER PLATE SPRING,PULLEY ADF
GEAR 37,JOINT
GROUND PLATE,ADF ROLLER
JOINT SPRING DRIVE SECTION
PAD,ADF
SHEET,ORIGINAL HOLDER
SPRING,ADF HOOK
MOTOR,ADF
WIRE,CIS
WIRE,ADF STATIC ELIMINATOR
BUSH 4
BUSHING 6,FEED BACK
PIN,ORIGINAL HOLDER
HOOK,ADF
ACTUATOR,TIMING
PLATE SPRING,PAD
STATIC ELIMINATOR B,ADF
GEAR 20,CASSETTE
BUSHING 8
UPPER SHEET,CIS
HOLDER,CIS
Quantity
(230V)
Ref.
No.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
68811342
68813010
35402250
35411070
35411100
35411350
66006350
UPPER PULLEY,ADF
CIS
LEVER B,RELEASE
GEAR 21,IDLE
WORK PLATE,ADF JOINT
GEAR 16/65,IDLE
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
73827030
68811430
68811440
66927030
35427270
35405140
35405130
M2307010
78027300
LINE FILTER ESDR-25

SHEET A,CIS
SHEET B,CIS
CORE,9-19X11
WIRE,MOTOR JUNCTION
CAUTION LABEL,HIGH TEMPERATURE A (EXP)
CAUTION LABEL,HIGH TEMPERATURE B (EXP)
BINDING BAND,T18R
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
1

19
Part. No.
Description
Quantity
(230V)
FIG. 9
IMAGING UNIT
354
F
20
FIG. 9
Ref.
No.
1
IMAGING UNIT
Part. No.
35482010
354
Description
IMAGING UNIT FOR POINT SOURCE VI 30
Ref.
No.
Quantity
(230V)
1

21
Part. No.
Description
Quantity
(230V)
FIG. 10 ACCESSORIES AND OPTION
354-1
354
J
1
3
1
6
F
22
FIG. 10 ACCESSORIES AND OPTION

Ref.
No.
Part. No.
Description
354-1
354
Ref.
No.
Quantity
(230V)
1
2
35482960
35482980
MEMORY BOARD FOR POINT SOURCE VI 30 (2M)

1
1
4
5
6
7
35405040
35405110
35405050
35306410
LABEL,LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION HANDBOOK

LABEL B,LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION HANDBOOK
SEAL,ONE-TOUCH
GUIDE,AUXILIARY
1
1
1
1

23
Part. No.
Description
Quantity
(230V)
FIG. 11 SPECIFIED PARTS FOR EACH COUNTRY
354-1
354
1
2
1
11
14
5
9
15
16
3
COUNTRY KIT FOR ITALY
10
4
12
17
18
13
6
COUNTRY KIT FOR ES
SPECIFIED PARTS FOR HONG KONG
F
24
FIG. 11 SPECIFIED PARTS FOR EACH COUNTRY

Ref.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Part. No.
35482510
78027560
35405250
35405260
35405170
35427380
35427390
35427310
35493110
35302330
35302350
35320260
76727300
78027610
35482950
35482030
35482960
35482980
35482520
76727300
Description
COUNTRY KIT (I) FOR POINT SOURCE VI 30
MODULAR CORD(ITALY)
LABEL GDI95,FD (U.K.)
LABEL GDI3.1,FD (U.K.)
LABEL TWAIN,FD (USA)
FD GDI95 (U.K.)
FD GDI3.1 (U.K.)
FD TWAIN (USA)
PARTS OPERATION UNIT ASSY (MAP)SP
PROJECTION,DRUM UNIT LIMITATION (EUR)
SHEET,FRAME SHIELD (EUR)
MODULAR CORD B
MODULAR CORD(HONG KONG)
SET,HANDSET
IMAGING UNIT FOR IF-350(MAP)
COUNTRY KIT(ES)FOR POINT SOURCE VI 30
MODULAR CORD B
354-1
354
Quantity
IT
ES
MHK
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
25
INDEX
Part. No.
354-1
354
Description
Quantity
(230V)
Part. No.
Fig. No.
29717230
29804160
29806560
29806810
29820420
BUSHING 6,FEED BACK

PIN,ORIGINAL HOLDER
BUSHING 6
PIN,BEARING
1
1
1
3
2
8
8
4
4, 8
2, 6
35302030
35302040
35302050
35302060
35302070
35302080
35302090
TERMINAL,DRUM GROUND
TERMINAL,DEVELOPING BIAS
TERMINAL,SUB DEVELOPING BIAS
TERMINAL,TRANSFER MACHINE
TERMINAL,MAIN CHARGER
TERMINAL,GRID
TERMINAL,BRUSH
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
2
2
2
2
2
2
35302210
35302250
35302260
35302290
35302330
35302350
35302360
35302400
PLATE SPRING A,DRUM UNIT HOLDER

RIGHT LEVER,RELEASE RETAINING
GROUND PLATE,FRAME
GUIDE,DRUM SHAFT
PROJECTION,DRUM UNIT LIMITATION (EUR)
SHEET,FRAME SHIELD (EUR)
COVER,TERMINAL
TERMINAL BASE,MAIN CHARGER
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
11
11
2
2
35302420
35302430
35302460
35302470
35302480
LOWER SHEET,TERMINAL INSULATOR

SPRING,MAIN CHARGER
HOLDER,SAFETY SWITCH
STRAP A,MACHINE RELEASE
STRAP B,MACHINE RELEASE
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
35305060
35306010
35306020
35306030
35306090
35306100
35306110
35306120
35306130
35306140
35306150
LABEL, HIGH VOLTAGE CAUTION,L

PULLEY,PAPER FEED
SHAFT,PAPER FEED ROLLER
COLLAR,PAPER FEED
RACK,CURSOR
GEAR,CURSOR
SPRING,TRAY
SPRING,PAPER FEED CLUTCH
GEAR,PAPER FEED CLUTCH
BOSS,PAPER FEED CLUTCH
COLLAR,PAPER FEED CLUTCH
1
1
1
4
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
4
4
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
24
Description
Quantity
(230V)
Fig. No.
35306160
35306170
HOLDER,PAD
PAD,PAPER FEED
1
1
4
4
35306190
PAD,TRAY
35306220
35306230
35306240
35306250
35306260
LOWER ROLLER,FEED
UPPER GEAR,FEED ROLLER
GEAR 20,PAPER FEED IDLE
BUSHING 4
ACTUATOR,PAPER FEED DETECTION
1
1
1
2
1
4
4
4
4
4
35306290
35306300
BUSHING 6,FEED
GROUND PLATE,PAPER FEED
2
1
4
4
35306330
35306340
35306350
35306360
35306380
GUIDE FILM,PAD
SPONGE,TRAY
SPRING,ACTUATOR
CUSHION,TRAY
SEAL,PAPER DUST DISPOSAL
1
1
1
2
1
4
3
4
2
5
35306410
35306420
35306430
35306440
35312020
35312030
35312040
35316020
35316030
35316050
GUIDE,AUXILIARY
BRAKE,CURSOR
STOPPER,GEAR CURSOR
SPACER,PAD HOLDER
COVER,LSU
GROUND PLATE,LSU
CAP,LSU
BUSHING,TRANSFER
SPRING,TRANSFER
GUIDE,TRANSFER
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
10
3
3
4
7
7
7
5
5
5
35316110
35316120
35320030
35320071
35320081
35320090
35320100
35320130
35320140
PULLEY C,TRANSFER ROLLER

ROLLER,TRANSFER (METRIC)
BUSHING,HEAT ROLLER
SEPARATION CLAW,HEAT ROLLER
PULLEY,EJECT
GEAR,HEAT ROLLER
GEAR,FIXING IDLE
TERMINAL,THERMOSTAT
FRONT TERMINAL,FIXING
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
5
5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
354-1
354
Part. No.
Description
Quantity
(230V)
Part. No.
Fig. No.
35320150
35320160
35320170
35320180
35320190
35320220
35320250
35320260
35320280
35320290
35320300
35320310
35320320
REAR TERMINAL A,FIXING

REAR TERMINAL B,HEATER
SPRING,FIXING PRESSURE
SPRING,SEPARATION CLAW
SPRING,EJECT PULLEY
GROUND PLATE,HEAT ROLLER
THERMISTOR,FIXING
THERMAL PROTECTOR A
THERMAL PROTECTOR B
SPRING,EJECT ACTUATOR
GEAR,EJECT ROLLER
BUSHING B,HEAT ROLLER
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
11
6
6
6
6
6
35320360
35320370
35320380
35322020
35322030
35322040
35322050
35322070
35322090
35322110
35322150
35322160
35322170
35322180
35322190
35322200
35322210
35322230
35322240
35327300
35328033
35393040
35393050
35393070
35393080
35393110
FILM,FIXING THERMISTOR
HOLDER,PRESS ROLLER BEARING
BEARING,PRESS ROLLER
GEAR 20,PAPER FEED DRIVE
GEAR 96/20,MOTOR
GEAR 20/32,DEVELOPING DRIVE
GEAR 25/22,DRUM DRIVE
GEAR 16,DEVELOPING DRIVE
REINFORCEMENT,DRIVE
GEAR 20,FIXING DRIVE
GEAR 32,DEVELOPING JOINT
COUPLER,FIXING DRIVE
SPRING,FIXING COUPLER
GEAR 64,DRIVE
GEAR 24,DRIVE JOINT
GROUND WIRE,CLEANING BRUSH
HIGH VOLTAGE UNIT PCB
PARTS SOLENOID PAPER FEED(SP)
PARTS UNIT SCANNER(SP)
PARTS ROLLER HEAT(SP)
PARTS ROLLER PRESSURE(SP)
PARTS MOTOR MAIN(SP)
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
6
6
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
2
7
4
7
6
6
4
35393132
35400020
35401011
35401050
35402020
35402050
35402060
35402070
35402080
35402090
35402110
35402120
35402140
35402150
35402160
35402190
35402220
35402230
35402250
35402260
35402270
35402280
35402290
35402310
35402320
35402330
35402340
35402350
35402360
35402380
35402390
35402410
35402430
35402440
35402450
35402460
35402470
35402480
35402490
35402500
25
Description
PARTS LAMP CLEANING(SP)
EJECT ROLLER ASSY
CONTROLLER ASSY
NCU ASSY (EUR)
MOUNT,PCB
LEFT HOOK,RELEASE
RIGHT HOOK,RELEASE
SHAFT,HOOK
LEVER A,RELEASE
MOUNT,RELEASE LEVER
SPRING,HOOK
MOUNT,TONER EMPTY SWITCH
MOUNT,PAPER SIZE DETECTION
ACTUATOR,PAPER SIZE
UPPER FRAME
MOUNT,SPEAKER
REAR MOUNT,COVER
MOUNT BASE,SAFETY SWITCH
LEVER B,RELEASE
SHIELD PLATE,UPPER FRAME
LEVER,SAFETY SWITCH
HOLDER,SAFETY SWITCH LEVER
LEFT LEVER,RELEASE RETAINING
MOUNT A,NCU PCB
MOUNT B,NCU PCB
PLATE SPRING B,DRUM UNIT HOLDER
MOUNT,CLEANING LAMP
SHIELD PLATE,MACHINE BASE
SPRING 2.5,RELEASE RETAINING
PROJECTION,DRUM UNIT LIMITATION(EUR)
SHEET,FRAME SHIELD(EUR)
WORK PLATE,LIFT UP
COVER,LIFT UP
WIND SHIELD PLATE A,MOUNT PCB
WIND SHIELD PLATE B,MOUNT PCB
WIND SHIELD PLATE C,MOUNT PCB
SPONGE,DUCT
STAY,SENSOR
SPRING,SAFETY SWITCH LEVER
LID B,BASE
Quantity
(230V)
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
Fig. No.
5
6
7
7
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
4
4
2
7
7
1
8
2
1
8
2
7
7
2
5
7
2
2
2
1
1
7
7
7
7
4
1
2
354-1
354
Part. No.
Description
Quantity
(230V)
Part. No.
Fig. No.
35402510
35402520
35402530
35402540
35402550
35402560
35402570
35402580
35402590
35402600
35402610
35402620
35402630
35402640
35402650
35402660
35404010
35404020
35404030
35404040
35404050
35404110
35404120
35404130
35404140
35404150
35404160
35405040
35405050
35405060
35405080
FRAME,MACHINE
STAY,FULCRUM
PIN,FULCRUM
LEFT SPRING,BALANCER
RIGHT SPRING,BALANCER
UPPER LEFT RETAINER,BALANCER
LOWER LEFT RETAINER,BALANCER
UPPER RIGHT RETAINER,BALANCER
LOWER RIGHT RETAINER,BALANCER
GROUND PLATE A,DRIVE
GROUND PLATE B,DRIVE
STOPPER,JOINT
GROUND PLATE,SOLENOID
SPRING B,LIFT UP
SPRING,TONER EMPTY DETECTION
SPRING B,HOOK
UPPER COVER
LEFT COVER
RIGHT COVER
REAR COVER
LID,MEMORY CARD
FRONT LEFT COVER
TRAY,ORIGINAL EJECT
TRAY,EJECT
LEFT RETAINER,TRAY
RIGHT RETAINER,TRAY
COVER,HIGH VOLTAGE PCB
LABEL,LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION HANDBOOK
SEAL,ONE-TOUCH
LABEL,CASSETTE OPERATION
CAUTION LABEL,HIGH TEMPERATURE (EXP)
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
4
2
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
10
10
3
6
35405110
35405130
35405140
LABEL B,LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION HANDB

CAUTION LABEL,HIGH TEMPERATURE B (EXP)
CAUTION LABEL,HIGH TEMPERATURE A (EXP)
1
1
1
10
8
8
35405170
35405250
35405260
LABEL TWAIN,FD (USA)

LABEL GDI95,FD (U.K.)
LABEL GDI3.1,FD (U.K.)
1
1
1
11
11
11
35406010
35406020
35406030
35406040
35406050
35406060
35406070
35406090
35406110
35406120
35406130
35411010
35411020
35411030
35411070
35411100
35411110
35411120
35411140
35411150
35411160
35411220
35411230
35411300
35411310
35411320
35411330
35411340
35411350
35411360
35411370
35411380
35411390
35411410
35411420
35411430
35411440
35411460
35411470
35416010
26
Description
LEVER,GUIDE RELEASE
TRAY,PAPER FEED
GUIDE,TRAY
TRAY,AUXILIARY
RIGHT CURSOR
LEFT CURSOR
COLLAR,PAPER FEED
SPONGE B,HOLDER
SPRING,PAD
UPPER ROLLER,FEED
SPRING,FEED
HOUSING,ADF
GUIDE,ADF
ROLLER,PAPER FEED
GEAR 21,IDLE
WORK PLATE,ADF JOINT
SQUARE SPRING,ADF PAPER FEED
FRONT SHEET,PAPER FEED
HOLDER,PAD
SPRING,PAD
ACTUATOR,ORIGINAL DETECTION
TABLE,ADF ORIGINAL
CURSOR,ADF
ROLLER,CONVEYING ADF
ROLLER,EJECT ADF
GEAR 51,ADF PAPER FEED
GEAR 16/37,IDLE
GEAR 36,ADF CONVEYING
GEAR 16/65,IDLE
GUIDE,CIS RETAINING
UPPER PLATE SPRING,PULLEY ADF
GEAR 37,JOINT
GROUND PLATE,ADF ROLLER
PAD,ADF
SHEET,ORIGINAL HOLDER
SPRING,ADF HOOK
PLATE SPRING,PAD
SHEET,GUIDE FILM CIS
ACTUATOR,TIMING
UPPER TERMINAL,TRANSFER
Quantity
(230V)
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
Fig. No.
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
5
354-1
354
Part. No.
Description
Quantity
(230V)
Part. No.
Fig. No.
35416020
35416030
35420040
35420050
35420060
35420070
35422010
35423020
35423030
35426020
35426030
35427011
35427021
35427031
35427041
35427051
35427071
35427081
35427091
35427111
35427130
35427151
35427270
35427280
SPRING,TRANSFER GUIDE
SHEET,TRANSFER GUIDE FILM
UPPER HOUSING,FIXING
LOWER HOUSING,FIXING
TRAY,EJECT AUXILIARY
MOUNT,MOTOR
DUCT,COOLING
DUCT B,COOLING
MOUNT,CONNECTOR
INSULATING PLATE,HIGH VOLTAGE PCB
MOTOR,ADF
WIRE,POWER SOURCE
WIRE,LSU
WIRE,CIS
WIRE,OPERATION UNIT
WIRE,HIGH VOLTAGE
WIRE,CONVEYING SWITCH
WIRE,NCU
WIRE,SOLENOID
WIRE,EJECT SWITCH
WIRE,ADF STATIC ELIMINATOR
WIRE,MOTOR JUNCTION
SHIELD,GASKET
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
5
5
6
6
6
1
4
7
4
7
7
8
7
7
8
7
7
4
7
7
2
8
4, 8
7
35427310
35427380
35427390
35428041
35482010
35482030
35482510
35482520
35482950
35482960
35482980
35493030
35493040
35493060
FD TWAIN (USA)
FD GDI95,(U.K)
FD GDI3.1,(U.K)
POWER SOURCE PCB (230)
IMAGING UNIT FOR POINT SOURCE VI 30
IMAGING UNIT FOR IF-350(MAP)
COUNTRY KIT (I) FOR POINT SOURCE VI 30
COUNTRY KIT(ES)FOR POINT SOURCE VI 30
SET,HANDSET
PARTS OPERATION UNIT (EUR)SP
PARTS FAN COOLING (SP)
PARTS SPEAKER (SP)
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
11
11
11
7
9
11
11
11
11
10, 11
10, 11
7
7
7
27
Description
Quantity
(230V)
35493070
35493100
35493110
49028102
61527170
63511080
63511220
63511590
63527240
64847580
65907210
66006350
66927030
PARTS IC ROM (SP)

PARTS HEATER 230 FIXING(SP)
PARTS OPERATION UNIT ASSY (MAP)SP
BUSH 4
FERRITE CORE TR
HOOK,ADF
STOP RING,4
STATIC ELIMINATOR B,ADF
PI,GP1A71A
BASE RUBBER(PBS)
GEAR 20,CASSETTE
CORE,9-19X11
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
4
1
4
4
67305310
67322230
CAUTION LABEL,HV
BUSHING 8
1
1
68802120
68811310
68811330
68811342
68811430
68811440
68813010
68826020
68827010
68828070
73827030
76227030
76727300
78022030
78027300
78027560
78027610
M0008000
M1752000
M1752010
M1753010
M2307010
GEAR 11/34
UPPER SHEET,CIS
HOLDER,CIS
UPPER PULLEY,ADF
SHEET A,CIS
SHEET B,CIS
CIS
RAIL,PCB
SWITCH,INTERLOCK
TONER CONTROL PCB
LINE FILTER ESDR-25
POWER CORD(220)
MODULAR CORD B
JOINT SPRING DRIVE SECTION
MODULAR CORD(ITALY)
MODULAR CORD(HONG KONG)
SPACER,178877-2(AMP)
FUSE,GDB-2A(BUSSMANN)
BINDING BAND,T18R
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
12
Fig. No.
7
6
11
8
7
8
4
8
4
2
8
2, 4, 8
2, 4, 7, 8
7
8
2
8
8
8
8
8
8
2
1
2
7, 8
7
11
8
2, 8
11
11
7
7
7
7
2, 4, 7, 8

354
2-1-1 Electrical parts layout
Machine right side
Machine inside
Machine left side
Figure 2-1-1 Layout of electrical parts: PCBs
1. Control PCB (CPCB) ................................... Controls the PCBs and electrical

components. Modulates or
demodulates the image signal.
2. Network control unit PCB (NCUPCB) .......... Controls connection to the telephone
line.
3. Power source PCB (PSPCB) ....................... Generates +24 V DC, +12 V DC, +5 V
DC and 12 V DC.
4. High voltage transformer PCB (HVTPCB) ... Generates the main charge high
voltage (main charger), transfer charge
high voltage (transfer roller) and
developing bias voltage.
5. Operation unit PCB (OPCB) ........................ Consists of operation keys, message
display and LEDs.
2-1-1
,
#
354
Machine right side
Machine inside
Machine left side
Figure 2-1-2 Layout of electrical parts: switches and sensors
1. Safety switch (SSW) .................................... Breaks the safety circuit when the
machine is opened, and resets paper
jam detection.
2. Document detection switch (DDSW) ............ Detects the presence of document on
the document table.
3. ADF timing switch (ADFTIMSW) .................. Detects a paper jam in the ADF section.
4. Paper feed switch (FSW) ............................. Detects a paper jam in the paper feed
section.
5. Eject switch (ESW) ...................................... Detects a paper jam in the fixing
section.
6. Paper size switch (PSSW) ........................... Detects the paper size loaded in the
paper feed tray.
7. Contact image sensor (CIS) ......................... Reads the document image.
8. Toner empty detection sensor (TEDS) ........ Detects the presence of toner in the
imaging unit.
9. Fixing thermistor (TH) .................................. Detects the heat roller surface
temperature.
2-1-2

354
Machine right side
Machine inside
Machine left side
Figure 2-1-3 Layout of electrical parts: solenoid and motors
1. Paper feed solenoid (FSOL) ........................ Controls the paper feed pulley rotation.
2. Main motor (MM) .......................................... Drives the printer section.
3. ADF motor (ADFM) ...................................... Drives the ADF section.
4. Cooling fan motor (FM) ................................ Exhausts heat out of the machine
interior (fixing section).
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354
4,5
Machine right side
Machine inside
Machine left side
Figure 2-1-4 Layout of electrical parts: other electrical parts
1. Laser scanning unit (LSU)

Polygon motor (PM) .................................. Drives the polygon mirror.
Laser diode (LD) ........................................ Generates the laser beam.
2. Cleaning lamp (CL) ...................................... Removes residual charge from the
drum surface.
3. Fixing heater (H) .......................................... Heats the heat roller.
4. Fixing thermostat 1 (FTH1) .......................... Prevents overheating in the fixing
section (Breaks the safety circuit of the
fixing heater).
5. Fixing thermostat 2 (FTH2) .......................... Prevents overheating in the fixing
section (Breaks the safety circuit of the
fixing heater).
6. Speaker (SP) ............................................... Generates the alarm sound and
monitors the telephone.
2-1-4
354
2-2-1 Paper jam detection

Paper jams are detected by the on and off timing of the switch equipped with the paper
or document conveying path.
When a paper jam occurs, the error indicator lights up and a message of the paper jam
is displayed on the message display. Also, for printing a PC, the status monitor
indicating the paper jam is displayed on the computer screen too.
When a paper jam occurs, open the machine main body, then remove the jammed
paper. Also, if a document jam occurs, open the ADF cover and remove the jammed
document or press the Stop/Reset key to eject the jammed document.
In order to reset for the paper jam, opening and closing the machine main body (turn off
and on the safety switch).
A document jam is reset by turning on and off the document detection switch (DDSW) or
ADF timing switch (ADFTIMSW).
In order to reset for the document paper jam, open the ADF cover and then remove the
jammed document or press the Stop/Reset key and then eject the jammed document.
When the paper jam detected state is reset, the error indicator goes out and the
message in the message display goes out.
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354
2-2-2 Paper jam detection conditions
DDSW
ADFTIMSW
FSOL
FSW
ESW
Figure 2-2-1 Paper jam detection
Power supply on
When the power supply on (power plug is connected or the safety switch turns off/
on), either the paper feed switch (FSW), eject switch (ESW), or ADF timing switch
(ADFTIMSW) turns on.
No paper feed
The paper feed switch (FSW) fails to turn on within 2.0 s after the paper feed
solenoid (FSOL) has turned on.
OFF
FSOL
ON
OFF
FSW
2s
Timing chart 2-2-1
2-2-2
ON
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Paper feed and conveying sections
The eject switch (ESW) fails to turn on within 4.0 s after the paper feed switch (FSW)
has turned on.
OFF
FSW
ON
OFF
ESW
4s
ON
Timing chart 2-2-2
Fixing and eject sections

The eject switch (ESW) fails to turn off within 11 s after the eject switch (ESW) has
turned on.
OFF
ESW
ON
11 s
Timing chart 2-2-3
Document feed/image reading sections (ADF)

(1) A document longer than the regulation document length (which can be changed
with memory switch No. 51) passed by.
(2) The ADF timing switch (ADFTIMSW) fails to turn on within 10 s after the Copy/
Space key has pressed or the Start key has pressed to scan the document.
Start key or Copy/Space key : ON
OFF
ADFTIMSW
ON
10 s
Timing chart 2-2-4
2-2-3
354
2-3-1 Consists of electric circuit

Network control
unit PCB (NCUPCB)
AC
input
Power source
PCB (PSPCB)
Control PCB
(CPCB)
H
Operation unit
PCB (OPCB)
Contact image
sensor (CIS)
LINE
TEL
FSW
ESW
DDSW
PSSW
ADFTIMSW
TEDS
TH
SP
MM
FSOL
SL
ADFM
FM
High voltage
transformer PCB
(HVTPCB)
Laser scanning
unit (LSU)
Figure 2-3-1 Electric circuit block diagram
The electric circuit of the machine consists of the power source PCB (PSPCB), control
PCB (CPCB), Network control unit PCB (NCUPCB), high voltage transformer PCB
(HVTPCB), operation unit PCB (OPCB), laser scanning unit (LSU), contact image
sensor (CIS), and each load, switch.
2-3-1
354
2-3-2 Power source PCB
24 V DC
AC
input
Noise
filter
Noise
filter
5 V DC
DC power
source
12 V DC
12 V DC
Control PCB
(CPCB)
Fixing heater
control circuit
Figure 2-3-2 Power source PCB block diagram
Power source PCB consists of the circuit shown in Figure 2-3-2 and each circuit operates
as follows.
Noise filter
It prevents high-frequency noise peculiar to the switching regulator from escaping out of
the machine via the AC line input and also protects the internal circuits from the adverse
effects of external noise.
DC power source circuit
DC power source circuit rectifies and smoothes the AC input through the noise filter and
generates the 24 V DC, 5 V DC,12 V DC and -12 V DC output that supply to the control
PCB (CPCB) by the switching regulator circuit.
Fixing heater control circuit
Fixing heater control circuit turns on/off the AC voltage that apply to the fixing heater
according to the fixing heater control signal (HREM) from the control PCB (CPCB).
2-3-2
354
2-3-3 Control PCB

DDSW
ADFTIMSW
MODEM IC
(IC300)
SP
Contact
image sensor
(CIS)
CPU1
(IC4)
Operation unit
PCB (OPCB)
High voltage
transformer PCB
(HVTPCB)
ROM
(IC5)
RAM
(IC6,7)
FSW
PSSW
ESW
TEDS
TH
MM
FSOL
FM
CL
Network control
unit PCB
(NCUPCB)
I/O
(IC200)
CPU2
(IC101)
ADFM
Laser scanning
unit (LSU)
Reset circuit
(IC1)
Figure 2-3-3 Control PCB block diagram
Control PCB consists of the circuit shown in Figure 2-3-3.

CPU1 (IC4) on the control PCB inputs the document detection switch (DDSW) and ADF
timing switch (ADFTIMSW) signals, controls the NCU PCB (NCUPCB) and operation
unit PCB (OPCB) input/output, and controls the contact image sensor (CIS) drive
following the program written into the ROM (IC5).
CPU2 (IC101) inputs the paper feed switch (FSW), paper size switch (PSSW), eject
switch (ESW), toner empty detection sensor (TEDS), and fixing thermistor (TH) signals,
controls the main motor (MM), paper feed solenoid (FSOL), and cooling fan (FM) drive,
controls the cleaning lamp (CL) and high voltage transformer PCB (HVTPCB) output,
controls the fixing temperature, controls the laser scanning unit (LSU) drive, detects the
toner presence and paper jams, etc.
I/O (IC200) controls the ADF motor (ADFM) drive.
The image data input from the NCU PCB (NCUPCB) is converted by CPU2 (IC101) with
the laser diode on/off timing and output to the laser scanning unit (LSU) following the
timing signal (MSYNC) from the laser scanning unit (LSU) to receive a fax.
On the other hand, an image scanned in by the contact image sensor (CIS) is input to
CPU1 (IC4), converted to compressed data (MH, MR, MMR) for fax transmission,
modulated by the modem IC (IC300), and transmitted via the NCU PCB (NCUPCB).
The reset circuit (IC1) outputs reset signals to CPU1 and CPU2 when there is a CPU
error, when the power is switched on, and when the power supply voltage drops.
2-3-3
354
2-3-4 NCU PCB (Network control unit PCB)
Pulse dial generation circuit
Control PCB
(CPCB)
Ringing sound detection circuit
Modem IC
(IC300)
Polarity detection circuit
LINE
Line transformer
Analog switch
TEL
External telephone
connection control circuit
Figure 2-3-4 NCUPCB block diagram
NCUPCB consists of the circuit shown in Figure 2-3-4.

The NCU circuit consists of the circuits shown in Figure 2-3-4 and each circuit operates
as follows.
Polarity detection circuit
The polarity detection circuit detects the line polarity and outputs it to the control PCB
(CPCB).
Line transformer
The line transformer forms a closed circuit with the line and inputs/outputs image data.
Analog switch
The analog switch outputs image data from the line to the control PCB (CPCB).
Pulse dial generation circuit
The pulse dial generation circuit outputs dial pulses to the line based on the pulse dial
control signals from the control PCB (CPCB).
Ringing sound detection circuit
The ringing sound detection circuit detects the ringing sound from the line and notifies the
control PCB (CPCB) that there is an incoming call.
External telephone connection control circuit
Controls connections for the external telephone.
The NCU circuit is controlled by the modem IC (IC300) on the control PCB (CPCB).
2-3-4
354
2-3-5 OPCB (Operation unit PCB)
Control PCB
(CPCB)
CPU1
(IC4)
CPU
(IC1)
Keyboard input
circuit
LED lighting circuit

LCD
Figure 2-3-5 OPCB block diagram
OPCB consists of the circuit shown in Figure 2-3-5.

The operation unit circuit consists of the keyboard input circuit, the LED lighting circuit
and the liquid crystal display device LCD. One chip CPU (IC1) controls these three
functions.
CPU (IC1) on the operation unit circuit is a one-chip CPU which has the programmable
I/O terminal and the clock oscillation circuit, and the program stored in CPU controls the
input of the keyboard switch, the lighting of LED and the message display on the LCD
for the operation panel.
The input data from the keyboard and displayed data on LED and LCD are output and
input as serial data which is synchronized with clock input from CPU1 (IC4) of the
control PCB.
2-3-5
354
2-3-6 Communication Procedures

( 1 ) Outline
There are two different procedures available for facsimile transmission, one being used
for communicating between our facsimiles and those of other manufacturers and the
other being used for communication between our facsimiles.
The facsimile machine has two standard modes, the internationally used and recognized G3 standard and our own standard.
In the G3 mode, the facsimile machine automatically responds in the mode the other
machine is using.
Our own standard can be selected and used only if the user selects it. If the other
machine does not use our standard, the facsimile automatically goes into the normal
(G3) mode.
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354
( 2 ) Communication Procedures
1. G3 transmission
Originating machine
(ours)
Receiving machine
(other company's)
Dial
CNG
CED
(NSF, CSI) DIS
TSI, DCS
TCF
CFR
PIX,RTC
Next document
(no mode change)
MPS
MCF
PIX,RTC
No document to send
EOP
MCF
DCN
Hung up
(
) Option signals
Figure 2-3-6 G3 procedure (transmission)
2-3-7
354
2. G3 reception
Originating machine
(other company's)
Receiving machine
(ours)
Dial
CNG
CED
NSF, CSI, DIS
(TSI) DCS
TCF
CFR
PIX,RTC
Next document
(mode change)
EOM
MCF
NSF, CSI, DIS
(TSI) DCS
TCF
CFR
PIX, RTC
No document to send
EOP
MCF
DCN
Hung up
(
) Option signals
Figure 2-3-7 G3 procedure (reception)
2-3-8
354
3. G3 procedure between our machines
Originating machine
Receiving machine
Dial
CNG
CED
NSF, CSI, DIS
TSI, NSS
TCF
CFR
PIX,RTC
No document to send
EOP
MCF
DCN
Hung up
Figure 2-3-8 G3 procedure (between our machines)
2-3-9
354
4. Fallback procedure
This facsimile uses two types of fallback procedures, TCF and image signal. The actual
training is a task performed by the modem and the fallback procedure is based on that
task.
1) TCF (Training check) fallback
When the FTT response is received by the same speed TCF, the communication speed
is lowered and the TCF is transmitted. However, receiving FTT at a 2400 bps TCF will
result in a communication error and the facsimile transaction will abort.
Originating machine
(ours)
Receiving machine
CED
NSF, CSI, DIS
TSI, NSS
9600 bps
TCF
FTT
Training result bad
TSI, NSS
7200 bps
TCF
CFR
Training result good
PIX
Figure 2-3-9 TCF fallback procedure
2-3-10
354
Fallback from the transmission start speed occurs in the following manner upon FTT
reception (unit: bps):
TC14400 TC12000 TC9600 TC7200 4800 2400 DCN emitted
14400 12000 9600 7200 4800 2400 DCN emitted (When the
destination unit has no V. 17)
TC12000 TC9600 TC7200 4800 2400 DCN emitted
12000 9600 7200 4800 2400 DCN emitted (When the destination unit
has no V. 17)
TC9600 TC7200 4800 2400 DCN emitted
TC7200 4800 2400 DCN emitted
9600 7200 4800 2400 DCN emitted (Only down to 7200 if the destination
unit has V.29 only)
7200 4800 2400 DCN emitted (No fallback occurs if the destination unit has
V.29 only)
4800 2400 DCN emitted
2400 DCN emitted
Destination units receiving capacity and transmission start speed
Transmission start speed
Destination
unit's
receiving
capacity
TC14400
TC12000
TC9600
TC7200
9600 7200 4800 2400
V.17,
V.33,
V.29,
V.27 ter
TC14400
TC12000
TC9600
TC7200
9600 7200 4800 2400
V.33,
V.29,
V.27 ter
14400
12000
9600
7200
9600 7200 4800 2400
V.29,
V.27 ter
9600
9600
9600
7200
9600 7200 4800 2400
V.27 ter
4800
4800
4800
4800
4800 4800 4800 2400
V.29
only
9600
9600
9600
7200
9600 7200 See See

Note Note
V.27 ter/
2400bps
2400
2400
2400
2400
2400 2400 2400 2400
Note: The DCN signal is transmitted upon reception of DIS (NSF) or DTC (NSC) to
finish communication.
2-3-11
354
2) Image signal fallback
When an RTN (Retraining Negative) is received in response to the image signal, the
speed is temporarily lowered. However if the speed cannot be lowered any further then,
at that speed, the TCF fallback procedure will take place.
Originating machine
(ours)
9600 bps
Next document
Receiving machine
PIX, RTC
MPS
More than 15% of the total lines

are error lines (it is possible to
change in memory switch No.34
in service mode)
RTN
TSI, NSS
7200 bps
TCF
CFR
PIX
Figure 2-3-10 Image signal fallback procedure
2-3-12
354
5. Aborting communications (Reset/Eject key)
Communications may be aborted by pressing the Reset/Eject key during facsimile
transmission. Figure 2-3-11 shows the procedure.
1) G3 procedure
Originating machine
Reset/Eject key ON
Receiving machine
PIX
MSEG, RTC
EOP
MCF
DCN
Alarm
Figure 2-3-11 G3 mode aborting procedure (transmission)
2-3-13
354
6. Mode change
In the G3 mode, the image quality can be changed during scanning, the change takes
place immediately after the EOM and the current page is sent. Also, the transmission/
reception mode can changed after all the pages have been sent to the other machine by
sending the EOM, giving it the new transmission parameters.
Originating machine
Receiving machine
CNG
Image quality setting: Normal
CED
(NSF, CSI) DIS
TSI, DCS
TCF
3.85 l/mm
Image quality setting: Fine
CFR
PIX,RTC
EOM
MCF
T2
(NSF, CSI) DIS
TSI, DCS
TCF
CFR
7.7 l/mm
PIX, RTC
MPS
MCF
No document to send
PIX, RTC
EOP
MCF
DCN
(
Figure 2-3-12 G3 mode change
2-3-14
) Option signals
E
354
Timing chart No. 1 From the power supply being turned on to machine stabilization
Auto shutoff function: ON
Power supply: ON
Initial stabilization control ends

(Ready mode)
Secondary stabilization
temperature
(180C/356F) detection
(Stabilization ends)
Primary stabilization
temperature
(150C/302F) detection
181C/358F
180C/356F
179C/354F
161C/322F
160C/320F
159C/318F
150C/302F
Fixing thermistor
detection temperature
H REM
(CN1-7)
MM
OFF
(CN6-1
Forward
6-6)
Reverse
MC/DB1 REM
(CN4-2)
DB CHG1
(CN4-4)
DB CHG2
(CN4-5)
CL
(CN5-4)
FM
(CN14-2)
15 s
0.5 s
*2
2 min
*3
0.6 s *1
1.5 s
0.2 s
5 min
OFF
Half speed
Full speed
1s
*1: The main motor (MM) starts rotating at minimum speed, its speed increases in steps, and after about 0.6 s, it reaches full speed
(the specified rotation rate).
*2: The main motor (MM) rotates in reverse about two rotations.
*3: If there is no operation (printing, key operation, or the like) within five minutes after stable ending, the auto shutoff function is triggered
and the machine goes into power saving mode.
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
3-7-1
E
A
E
3-7 (354/E) A4
A
A
E
354
Timing chart No. 2 2-sheet consecutive printing

D
Input
Output
M. SYNC: OFF
ESW: OFF
V. SYNC: OFF
FSW: OFF
V. SYNC: ON
FSW: ON
V. SYNC: OFF
Print start request

signal
Vertical synchronous
signal
(V. SYNC)
M. SYNC
(CN7-2)
FSW
(CN17-2)
ESW
(CN2-3)
PM
(CN7-3)
VIDEO
(CN7-10)
MM
OFF
(CN6-1~6-6)
15 s
Forward
Reverse
0.6 s *1
FSOL
(CN5-1)
MC/DB1 REM
(CN4-2)
DB CHG1
(CN4-4)
1.5 s
DB CHG2
(CN4-5)
0.2 s
CL
(CN5-4)
TC REM
(CN4-3)
H REM
(CN1-7)
FM
OFF
(CN14-2)
Half speed
Full speed
FSW: OFF
V. SYNC: ON
FSW: ON
Print start request signal: ON

M. SYNC: ON
Exit form the preheat

(energy saving) mode
(auto shutoff function: OFF)
Primary stabilization
temperature (150C/302F)
detection
Secondary stabilization
temperature (180C/356F)
detection
Less than 0.5 s
*3
0.5 s
0.7 s
0.7 s
0.5 s
3
1s
0.5 s
0.5 s
4s
*2
0.6 s *1
3s
*2
3s
3s
0.5 s
1.5 s
6
0.2 s
1s
1s
1s
1s
7
5 min
5 min
*1: The main motor (MM) starts rotating at minimum speed, its speed increases in steps, and after about 0.6 second, it reaches full speed
(the prescribed rotation rate).
*2: The motor shaft rotates in reverse about two rotations.
*3: If the error check is made and no error is detected, the print start request signal comes on.
3-7-2
E
A
E
3-7 (354/E) A4
A
A
E
354
Power source PCB

A
L1
1
R19
D10
+
R14
C14
16
D1
+
1
D2
+24 V
+
R29
R18
C16
CN1-1
R37
D9
F.B.
C19
C33
C20
CN1-3
PG
R20
R24
+
C4
C44
R2
D12
NC
C35
R21
D5
L5
D7
10
R30
D4
+12 V
CN1-8
D11
F.B.
R3
C39
R15
R16
14
D3
CN1-2
11
C15
C32
C22
L2
D8
CN1-4
Z2
F3
D14
15
TH1
L4
CN1-5
R34
+
C17
C3
+
R17
R9
R5
C11
NC
C25
C22
C13
C43
C12
C34
C21
CN1-7
NC
R23
+
C18
13
R1
+5 V
CN1-6
C5
C35
R7
12
D4
C6
R33
SG
F.B.
C1
C36
C27
C23
C28
Q1
3
F4
5
R10
9
C7
U1
C8
12 V
D13
3
CN1-9
L5
C2
R11
VR1
C45
R8
GND
R34
C3
R4
C10
R6
NOV1
R12
L7
4
+5 V
R26
U2
C30
H LIVE
F2
F1
2
CN1-10
H NEUTRAL
CN3-1
AC LIVE
R29
CN6-1
R28
TH2
CN5-1
R27
H REM
C26
CN4-1
CN2-1
AC NEUTRAL
GND
3-7-3
E
A
E
3-7 (354/E) A4
A
A
E
354
HVT (High voltage transformer) PCB

A
B1
24VR CN1-1
Q2
R1
+
Q3
R2
R4
C1
R8
Q1
D2
R10
R11
R5
R6
R3
MC/DB1 REM CN1-2
CB2 RB1
IC1
R12
D1
DB2
C3
R7
PG CN1-7
R13
VR1
C4
D5
R26
D12
D4
D13
R25 R16
R19
R45
C10
R41
D8
R21
CN2 DB2
D6
R27
Q8
C12
Q5
Q11
Q7
D14
C8
D9
R44
D16
Q9
R34
Q17
R42
PC2
Q12
VR4
R30
R17 VR3
DB CHG2 CN1-5
R25
R31
R32 R28
Q18
LEAK CN1-6
C5
D15
C11
D10
D11
R43
C9
Q14
Q15
VR2
D16
R18
CN4 DB1
R22
D3
MC
RB2
CB1
DB1
R9
C2
R14
Q10
Q13
C7
D7
PC1
DB CHG1 CN1-4
R15
FG
D56
B51
L1
R59
L2
L3
L4
CN5 TC
R51
D58
C55
TC REM CN1-3
D51
D52
C56
Q51
R52 C51
R54
C57
R60
D57
R53
R55
C52
D54
7
R56
VR81
VR51
C53
R57
D55
R81
C54
C81
D81
D53
Q81
Q82
CN6 GRID
Z81
C82
3-7-4
E
A
E
3-7 (354/E) A4
A
A
Control PCB 1/7

A
CLK_16M
/MODEMCS0
/MODEM_DREQ
/RAMOE0
/RAMOE1
/RAMWE0
/RAMWE1
RDY
DMAINT
ACCINT
2
UNIT MAIN(FAX CONTROLER_CA)
UNIT MAIN(CPU)
A(0-23)
/MODEM_DREQ
OPT_INT
A(0-23)
ACCINT
D(0-7)
DMAINT
/RD
OPT_INT
/WR
/DLYRESET
/OFFHOOK
ONHOOK2
/TYLSEL
/OFFHOOK
/PLSDIL
/KMUTE
/EARTH
/RAMOE1
/RAMOE0
BUZZER
/RXSEL
/TELSEL
/DLYRESET
/TYLSEL
CLK_32M
CBSY0
PRREQ0
COMMAND0
VSYNC0
SCCLK0
CBSY0
PRREQ0
COMMAND0
VSYNC0
SCCLK0
STATUS0
SBSY0
STATUS0
SBSY0
/PLSDIL
CLK_32M
/KMUTE
CLK_16M
/EARTH
/HSYNC_OUT
VDO0
SFTCLK
NEWLINE
/HSYNC_OUT
VDO0
SFTCLK
NEWLINE
BUZZER
VOL0
/RXSEL
/OPT_MEM1
/OPT_MEN2
/OPT_MEN1
MONITOR
/OPT_MEN2
VOL0
/OFFHOOK
/OFFHOOK
MONITOR
VOL0
VOL1
VOL1
/OPT_MEM2
BUZZER
VOL0
/DLYRESET
/DLYRESET
VOL1
LED_ON
SBSY0
VSREQ0
READY0
SBSY0
VSREQ0
READY0
JP002
+24 V
MAIN UNIT(RS232C)
/KMUTE
3
ONHOOK2
VOL1
LED_ON
ONHOOK2
BUZZER
MONITOR
/OPT_MEM2
/PLSDIL
/RNGDET
ONHOOK1
/RXSEL
/KMUTE
/OPT_MEM1
ONHOOK1
/EARTH
/RXSEL
/PLSDIL
/EARTH
/TELSEL
MONITOR
/OPT_MEN1
/RAMWE1
/RAMWE0
/MPOEMCS0
/RNGDET
/MODEMCS0
ONHOOK1
ONHOOK2
/MPOEM_DREQ
/WR
/RAMWE1
/RAMWE0
/RAMOE1
/RAMOE0
/RNGDET
ONHOOK1
D(0-7)
/DLYRD
/WR
RDY
A(0-23)
RDY
/IOCS
/DLYRESET
/RNGDET
ACCINT
DMAINT
/RD
/DLYRD
/IOCS
CLK_16M
D(0-7)
/RD
/WR
/DLYRD
A(0-23)
D(0-7)
UNIT MAIN(MODEM)
MAIN UNIT(ENGINE CONTROLER)

CBSY0
COMMAND0
STATUS0
SCCLK0
SBSY0
CBSY0
COMMAND0
STATUS0
SCCLK0
SBSY0
READY0
VSREQ0
VSYNC0
PRREQ0
READY0
VSREQ0
VSYNC0
PRREQ0
SFTCLK
VDO0
NEWLINE
SFTCLK
VDO0
NEWLINE
CLK_32M
EA(8-15)
ED(0-7)
ASB
/EWR
/ERD
VIDEO_CK
VDO1
ENCODE
H_STROBE
GDLINT
MAIN UNIT(GDI CONTROLER)

EA(8-15)
ED(0-7)
ASB
/EWR
/ERD
VIDEO_CK
VDO1
ENCODE
H_STROBE
GDI_INT
D(0-7)
A(0-3)
EA(8-15)
/WR
ED(0-7)
/IOCS
ASB
/EWR
/ERD
CLK_16M
OPT_INT
VIDEO_CK
VDO1
ENCODE
H_STROBE
/WR
/DLYRD
/IOCS
CN1
24 V
PG
+5 V
SG
+12 V
12 V
H REM
CLK_16M
OPT_INT
/DLYRESET
+
C003
C001
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
JP005
R001
GDI_INT
+12 V
12 V
CLK_32M
/HSYNC_OUT
GDICLK16M
/HSYNC_OUT
LED_ON
LED_ON
/HSYNC_OUT
GDICLK16M
JP004
C002
TP001
GDICLK16M
+
C007
+
C006
C005
C004
/DLYRESET
AG
/HEATER REM
/DLYRESET
/DLYRESET
AG
AG
AG
DG
DG
FG
A
E
3-7 (354/E) A4
A
A
Control PCB 2/7

A
+5 V
C1
R2
IC2C
IC2D
11
10
NC
CON
8
5
BUZZER
/DLYRESET
/DLYRESET(3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
A15
A16
A17
A18
VBAT
IC4
CLK 16M
78
79
DLTRESET
127
+5 V
IC2F
12
/VDOWN
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
IC3
4
13
PF6
+5 V
DG
/MODEM_DREQ
/NM1
DG
C8
DG
DG
159
ACCINT
DPT INT
DMAINT
IC9A
4
RXSELL
ACCINT(4)
OPT_INT(7)
DMAINT(4)
DG
+5 V
R51
R6
IC9C
3
/RNGDET
R5
R7
R8
DG
DG
+5 V
R22
+5 V
+5 V
R23
R24
+5 V
R25
R26
PRDY(2)
ONHOOK1
ONHOOK2
RL
/PRDY
HRDY(2)
/S2
/S1
/HRDY
R27
R28
IA13
IA12
DDSW
IC11
IA0
IA1
IA2
IA3
IA4
IA5
IA6
IA7
IA8
IA9
IA10
IA12
IA13
ONHOOK2(5)
ONHOOK1(5)
/OFFHOOK(5)
+5 V
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
25
24
21
23
2
IA10
IA9
IA8
IA7
IA6
IA5
IA4
IA3
IA2
IA1
IA0
19
18
17
16
15
13
12
11
+5 V
VCC 28
CS1
CS2
WE
OE
C11
GND 14
DG
VR1
R29
R32
C12
C14
3 +
2
R31
SIG
TP1
AG
R33
VBAT
D2
SI
DG
C16
C17
CIS CLK
AG
R34
DG
C15
D1
-12 V
RDYIN
PB6
PB5
PB4
PB3
PB2
PB1
PB0
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
PE7
PE6
PE5
PE4
PE3
PE2
PE1
PE0
AG
R36
TP2
A15
A14
A13
A12
A11
A10
A9
A8
A7
A6
A5
A4
A3
A2
A1
A0
D7
D6
D5
D4
D3
D2
D1
D0
RU
WR
ROMCS
RAMCS
IOCS
LCS0
LCS1
IA13
IA12
IA11
IA10
IA9
IA8
IA7
IA6
IA5
IA4
IA3
IA2
IA1
IA0
PA3
PA2
PA1
PA0
ID7
ID6
ID5
ID4
ID3
ID2
ID1
ID0
ICS
IRD
IWR
SH
RS
ACLK1
ACLK2
ASAMP
A23
A22
A21
A20
A19
A18
A17
A16
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
A15
A14
A13
A12
A11
A10
A9
A8
A7
A6
A5
A4
A3
A2
A1
A0
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
D7
D6
D5
D4
D3
D2
D1
D0
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
27
26
23
25
4
28
29
3
2
30
31
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
A15
A16
A17
A18
22
24
CE
OE
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
13
14
15
17
18
19
20
21
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
+5 V
VPP
VCC
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
25
24
21
23
2
26
1
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
20
22
27
CS
OE
WE
1
32
VBAT
D7
D6
D5
D4
D3
D2
D1
D0
19
18
17
16
15
13
12
11
AIN
TEMP
ATAP
AVDD
AVSS
BACKUP
MSEL
D7
D6
D5
D4
D3
D2
D1
D0
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
VBAT
IC7
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
25
24
21
23
2
26
1
28
20
22
27
C38
14
D7
D6
D5
D4
D3
D2
D1
D0
19
18
17
16
15
13
12
11
98
99
102
VSS
16
C6
VSS 14
DG
DG
R4
3
+5VGAE
/RAMOE0
/RAMOE0(4)
/RAMOE1
/RAMOE1(4)
1
IC8A
/RAMWE0
/RAMWE0(4)
7
2
/RAMWE1
/RAMWE1(4)
4
DG
/RD
/WR
/ROMCS
/IOCS(7)
/MODEMCS0(5)
R47
R10
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
1
21
41
61
81
101
121
141
R48
R49
R50
EARTHL
R18
KMUTEL
R19
PLSDILL
R20
/PLSDIL
TELSELL R21
/TELSEL
/EARTH
+5 V
/OPT_MEM1(4)
/OPT_MEM2(4)
SW1
5
4
3
2
1
+5 V
6
7
8
9
10
/KMUTE
R17
RXSELL
/RXSEL
R52
TO MODEM CIRSUIT
PF6
PF5
LED ON
EARTHL
KMUTEL
PLSDILL
TELSELL
+5 V
6
R11
R15
DG
ADFTMSW
+5 V
DG
R55
TXD
SCLK OP
RXD
/HRDY
/PRDY
C22
R40
DDSW
2
IC9B
R16
R12
R14
R13
VBAT
X1
/OP_RES
C33
R41
DG
VBAT
/EARTH(5)
/KMUTE(5)
/PLSDIL(5)
/TELSEL(5)
/RXSEL(5)
CN11
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
DDSW
SG
5V
ADF TIMSW
SG
5V
5V
SG
SI
KCLK
SO
HSREN
RSREN
RESET
C37
DG
C23
DG
/DLYRD(5, 7)
/RD(4)
/WR(4, 5, 7)
+5 V
/RAMCS
/IOCS
/MODEMCS0
59
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
VBAT
C7
58
VDD
VDD
VDD
VDD
VDD
VDD
VDD
VDD
D7
D6
D5
D4
D3
D2
D1
D0
DG
R9
50
51 /OT MEM1
52 /OPT MEM2
53
KUN14
KUN13
54
KUN12
55
KUN11
56
KUN10
57
TXD
SCLK
RXD
VCC 28
CS
OE
WE
/DLYRD
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
143
142
107
103
104
105
106
108
109
ROSC2
DG
C20
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
PF6
PF5
PF4
PF3
PF2
PF1
PF0
HVON
PROTECT
ROSC1
C18
/DLYRESET 158
9
152
153
154
155
IC6
+5 V
PA7
PA6
PA5
PA4
156
157 TEST1
TEST0
DG
+5 V
125
126
+5 V
AG
+24 V
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
122
A19
A18
A17
A16
EMU
PC5
PC4
PC3
PC2
PC1
PC0
123
124
+5 V
-12 V
R35
6
IC10
A23
A22
A21
A20
PH12
RES
R/W
IRQ
VP
RDY
BE
VPA
VDA
NMI
84
85
86
87
88
89
128
129
118
119
130
C13
CN15
SIG
1
SG
2
5V
3
-12 V
4
SG
5
SI
6
SG
7
CLK
8
LED REM
9
24 V
10
RESET
INT0
INT15
INT16
INT17
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
PD3
SPCLK
BACK
BREQ
CLKIN
CLKOUT
10
11
83
82
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
151
131
132
R30
AG
D7
D6
D5
D4
D3
D2
D1
D0
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
20
26
27
22
+12 V
SBSY0
VSREQ0
BEADY0
SBSY0(3)
VSREQ0(3)
READY0(3)
ADFTIMSW
RDY
RDY(4)
DG
C9
DG
/UFFHOOK
MONITOR
VOL1
VOL0
MONITOR(5)
VOL1(5)
VOL0(5)
D(0-7)
IC5
VBAT
DG
BUZZER(5)
A(0-23)
D10..71
CLK_16M(4)
/RNGDET(5)
DG
VBAT
/MODEM_DREQ(5)
C5
DG
DG
C3
DG
DLYRESET
A10..231
OUT
C2
IC2E
R3
C4
R1
IC1
VCC
NC
NC
NC
CND
7
1
2
3
4
IC2B
IC2A
+5 V
DG
C34
DG
C35
DG
C36
DG
+5 V
1
Q2
L1
D3
C25 C26 C27 C28 C29 C30 C31 C32

R42
DG
R43
Z101
D4
R45
Q3
DG
R46
R37
DG
DG
DG
C21
DG
Q1
R38
C19
LED_ON
R39
LED_ON(3)
DG
A
E
3-7 (354/E) A4
A
A
Control PCB 3/7

A
+5 V
+5 V_SW
2
SD10..71
ASB (6)
/EWR (6)
/ERD (6)
SD7
SD6
SD5
SD4
SD3
SD2
SD1
SD0
2
L112
DG
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
SBSY0
SBSY0 (2, 4)
+5 V
+5 V +5 V
SG
FSW
5V
5V
SG
PSSW
R100
CN17
R104
R102
1
2
3
4
5
6
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
FUTMP
TNS
FUTMP (3)
TNS (3)
PSSW
C101
READY0
VSREO0
READY0 (2)
VSREO0 (2)
3
DG
36
37
38
39
45
INT1
GDI_INT
/HSYNC
GDI_INT (6)
FSW
R105
41
42
+5 V
+5 V
CN2
1
2
3
35
/DLYRESET
R101
ESW
44
P50/A8
P51/A9
P52/A10
P53/A11
P54/A12
P55/A13
P56/A14
P57/A15
P10/AN10
P11/AN11
P12/AN12
P13/AN13
P14/AN14
P15/AN15
P16/AN16
P17/AN17
P60
P61
P62
P63
P64/RD
P65/WR
P66/WAIT
P67/ASTB
P00/IN T0/T10
P01/IN TP1
P02/IN TP2
P03/IN TP3
P04/XT1
ED0
ED1
ED2
ED3
ED4
ED5
ED6
ED7
18
19
20
21
22
23
25
26
EA8
EA9
EA10
EA11
EA12
EA13
EA14
EA15
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
S5 V
LEAK
IC105A
DG
9
24
43
VSS
VSS
VSS
C106
DG
C108
L101
R111
GDICLK16M
GDICLK16M (6)
IC5C
T
DG
2
4
/DLYRESET 141
10
WAIT
/DLYRESET (2)
+5 V
TEDS
SG
1
2
3
R112
VIDEO_CK
VIDEO_CK (6)
VDO1 (6)
ENCODE
H STROBE
ENCODE (6)
H_STROBE (6)
R107
R108
TEDS
LMST
PTM
LPSC
FOLOCK
PRREQ1
VSYNC1
VDO1
VIDEO_CK
ENCODE
H_STROBE
PCL5/GDI
N_VCLK0
TNS
TSM
TNSC_CK
PSC
FANH
FANL
GRID
HVTC
HVCC
FPLOCK
TPC
EXPC_CK
AVRERR
EXP
MRL
SSR
PRC
MMLOCK
MMSI
DG
C102
C103
+24 V
+5 V
S5 V
DG
DG
+5 V
R110
TH
R132
R133
IC106
C141
+24 V
C139 C140
9
R126
7
12
C137
DG
+5 V
R130
R127
3
14
R128
R131
DG
+
C136
C142
10
C134
C135
INA
INA
INB
INB
MMA
MMA
MMB
MMB
C111
54
90
73
61
126
109
C114
C115
+24 V
144
C116
C117
C118
C119
C120
REFB
GNDA
GNDB
RSB
C132
4
15
DG
C133
R125
C121
/VIDEO
VCC
CS1
CS2
WE
OE
28
DG
C124
GND
MCLK
MSYNC
MSTART
PG
24 V
HSYNC
5V
SG
LD
VIDEO
VR
14
DG
DG
S5 V
DG
R113
IC103A
1
2
74
77
76
92
78
80
75
/LDEN
IC103B
3
4
+5 V
IC104A
1
/HSYNC
63
64
65
66
79
57
58
59
60
2
R114
R115
R116
C126
C127
S5 V
DG
MMA
MMB
MMA
MMB
99
98
107
84
DG
D100B
R118
R117
D100A
C128
7
5
106
83
85
103
102
101
86
104
6
89
8
97
100
105
93
87
DG
DG
S5 V
/LDEN
IC103C
6
+24 V
R119
L109
2
IC107A
L104
2
1
CN5
FSOL REM
FSOL REM
24 V
24 V
CL REM
1
2
3
4
CL REM
113
C129
L105
1
Q103
+24 V
C122
L110
2
DG
IC107B
L106
C123
IC104E
10
H REM
1
2
FM REM
DG
24 V
FM REM
C130
11
IC104B
MC/DB REM
R136
TC REM
R137
DB CHG1
R139
DG
IC104D
DG
+5 V
R124
2
13
/H.SYNC
R122
C113 - C121
H REM (1)
TDA
TDB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
CN14
C112
C131
RETA
CN7
/M.CLK
/M.SYNC
/M.START
R123
DG
VSA
VSB
DG
SD7
SD6
SD5
SD4
SD3
SD2
SD1
SD0
+5 V
X100
37
RSA
R129
DG
6
5
17
16
19
18
17
16
15
13
12
11
DG
L102
18
C138
TEST1
C113
OUTA
OUTA
OUTB
OUTB
D7
D6
D5
D4
D3
D2
D1
D0
DG
2
8
1
18
11
20
26
27
22
81
82
71
67
68
69
70
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
+5 V
DG
+24 V
1
2
3
4
5
6
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
25
24
21
23
2
SA0
SA1
SA2
SA3
SA4
SA5
SA6
SA7
SA8
SA9
SA10
SA11
SA12
111
112
51
52
DG
DG
127
118
108
91
72
62
55
50
36
19
3
1
DG
PORT1
PORT2
144
126
109
90
73
61
54
37
18
CN6
DOTCLK0
DOTCLK1
123
110
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
VSS
C105
DG
MMA
MMA
24 V
24 V
MMB
MMB
DG
FUTMP
C104
DG
53
56
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
1
2
O104
R109
CN18
CIINT
PANELINT
INT16CLR
SXIN
SXOUT
TH
SG
94
95
96
D105
138
137
136
135
134
133
132
131
130
129
128
125
124
+5 V
SMRA
SMRB
SMRA
SMRB
MRM
SDHMA
SDHMB
SDHMA
SDHMB
32MHZ
16MHZ
RESET
WAIT
47
48
45
46
43
44
40
41
VDO1
IC101
C125
2 2
+5 V
CN3
LD
ENB
S/H
LSUCLK
SMON
SMLOCK
HSYNC
VDO0
SF TCLK
NEW LINE
VSYNC0
PRREQ0
/HSYNC_OUT
CLK 32M
CLK_32M (4)
DG
DG
ADFM0
ADFM1
ADFM2
ADFM3
32
VDO0
39
SFTCLK
38
NEW LINE
42
VSYNC0
33
PRREQ0
/HSYNC OUT 49
VDO0 (4)
SF TCLK (4)
NEW LINE (4)
VSYNC0 (4)
PRREQ0 (4)
/HSYNC_OUT (4, 6)
CLK_8M
CLK_8M
INT1
INT16
139
140
142
143
C107
46
AVSS
WF
OE
FUOVH
FUTHOPN
SDHOPN
CS1
CS2
CS3
CS4
RD
WR
ASB
S5 V
IC102
SA0
SA1
SA2
SA3
SA4
SA5
SA6
SA7
SA8
SA9
SA10
SA11
SA12
EA8
EA9
EA10
EA11
EA12
EA13
EA14
EA15
34
35
9
88
INT1
RESET
XT2
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
24
ED0
ED1
ED2
ED3
ED4
ED5
ED6
ED7
C109
55
56
AVDD
AVREF
+5 V
CLK_8M
+5 V
L100
IC105B
6
EA8
EA9
EA10
EA11
EA12
EA13
EA14
EA15
CLK 8M
2
AG
+5 V
23
22
21
20
17
16
15
14
12
11
13
40
VDD
X2
X1
ED0
ED1
ED2
ED3
ED4
ED5
ED6
ED7
/ERD
/EWR
WAIT
ASB
R106
C101
P30/TO0
P31/TO1
P32/TO2
P33/T11
P34/T12
P35/PCL
P36/BUZ
P37
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
5V
SG
ESW
P40/AD0
P41/AD1
P42/AD2
P43/AD3
P44/AD4
P45/AD5
P46/AD6
P47/AD7
SD7
SD6
SD5
SD4
SD3
SD2
SD1
SD0
CBSY0
COMMAND0
STATUS0
SCCLK0
P20/S11
P21/SO1
P22/SCK1
P23/STB
P24/BUSY
P25/SS10/SB0
P26/SO0/SB1
P27/SCK0
114
115
116
117
119
120
121
122
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
R103
CBSY0 (4)
COMMAND0 (4)
STATUS0 (4)
SCCLK0 (4)
+24 V
IC100
+5 V
DG_SW
ED10..71
ED (0-7)
L111
EA18..151
EA (8-15)
R120
R121
CN4
24 V
MC/DB REM
TC REM
DB CHG1
DB CHG2
LEAK
PG
IC104F
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
13
IC107C
L107
2
11
14
IC104C
R138
DB CHG2
+5 V
R141
R140
DG
LEAK
LED_ON (2)
C143
DG
DG
12
LED_ON
IC107D
L108
2
16
DG
A
E
3-7 (354/E) A4
A
A
Control PCB 4/7

A
B
CN13
ADFMA
ADFMA
24 V
24 V
ADFMB
ADFMB
1
C227
C230
C228
+24 V
IC208
8
1
18
11
C229
R212
+5 V
R215
DG
7
12
C226
R213
3
14
R216
INA
INA
INB
INB
OUTA
OUTA
OUTB
OUTB
ADFM0
ADFM2
ADFM1
ADFM3
6
5
17
16
IC201
MA0
MA1
MA2
MA3
MA4
MA5
MA6
MA7
MA8
MA9
+5 V
RSA
VSA
VSB
REFA
TDA
TDB
R210
2
13
REFB
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
18
5
4
23
3
22
R211
R214
+ C223
C224
C221
C225
C231
10
DG
RSB
GNDA
GNDB
C222
4
15
DQ1
DQ2
DQ3
DQ4
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
VCC
RAS
CAS
WE
OE
VSS
MD0
MD1
MD2
MD3
1
2
24
25
13
DG
DG
DG
DG
DG
IC202
DG
MA0
MA1
MA2
MA3
MA4
MA5
MA6
MA7
MA8
MA9
ADFM10..31
MA10..91
ACCINT (2)
DMAINT (2)
RDY (2)
ACCINT
DMAINT
RDY
MD10..71
/HSYNC OUT (3)
84
82
69
/HSYNC OUT
141
3
143
140
79
80
81
SERVICE
R204
31
MD7
MD6
MD5
MD4
MD3
MD2
MD1
MD0
106
ICAS
IRAS0
IRAS1
IRAS2
XCAS
XRAS0
XRAS1
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
A15
A16
A17
A18
A19
A20
A21
A22
A23
DWR
DOE
MM0
MM1
MM2
MM3
LSUCLK
LDPWM0
LDPWM1
VIDEO
SMON
DOTSFT
LDON
EXTDEC
NEWLINE
PSSU
PSSL
RD
WR
EXTRDY
HVM
BIAS
HVTI
HVTP
IC200
DLYRESET
HVEN
OPTCSL
PEL
PEU
TNFUL
TNEMP
MMEN
FM
SSR
JAM2
JAM1
CLK_32M
DOTCLK
SAF
CLK_16M
HSINC
PD
SMLOCK
/ICAS
132
133
134
/IRAS0
/IRAS1
/IRAS2
137
/XCAS
138
139
/XRAS0
/XRAS1
130
2
/DWR
/DOE
88
105
104
VCC
RAS
CAS
WE
OE
VSS
MD4
MD5
MD6
MD7
1
2
24
25
3
13
+5 V
C216
26
DG
4
CN16
R219
/DOE
R220
/ICAS
/IRAS2 R221
/XRAS0 R222
VDO0
L203
/OPT_MEM1 (2)
VDO0 (3)
IC205C
+5 V
9
8
NEWLINE (3)
CBSY0
SFTCLK
SFTCLK (3)
10
/HSYNC OUT
NEWLINE
CBSY0 (3)
2
L201
CLK_32M
CLK_32M (3)
MD0
MD2
MD4
MD6
R205
117
111
91
107
PRREO0
SCCLK0
115
VSYNC0
PRREO0 (3)
SCCLK0 (3)
COMMAND0
CAMPON
C214
DG
DG
DG
CLK_16M
CLK_16M (2, 7)
+5 V GAE
33
IC8B
5
34
1
35
L202
R207
R208
+5 V GAE
6
IC205B
IC205A
3
C213
DG
38
IN16MHZ
85
39
+5VGAE
DG
DG
142
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
IC207
DG
IC205D
2
12
136
127
118
108
100
83
72
65
55
36
30
1
141
131
109
90
73
37
18
12
DG
DG
DG
89
SXOUT
R203
MD1
MD3
MD5
MD7
116
78
DG
32
+5 V
R206
VSYNC0 (3)
DG
IN16MHZ
/DWR
/IRAS1
/XCAS
/XRAS1
/OPT_MEM2 (2)
C220
14
1
SXIN
MA1
MA3
MA5
MA7
MA9
R223
R224
R225
R226
COMMAND0 (3)
C212
INP
CSL
CSU
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
28
30
32
34
36
38
40
C219
R202
C202
1
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
29
31
33
35
37
39
MA0
MA2
MA4
MA6
MA8
110
112
113
114
71
74
77
76
70
75
86
87
DO1
DO2
DO3
DO4
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
R209
TESTOUT
TEST
X200
4
23
3
22
135
ENCODEI
START
CLK
CCDDT
C201
DG
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
18
5
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
92
93
STATUS0
SBSY0
MD7
MD6
MD5
MD4
MD3
MD2
MD1
MD0
DG
STATUS0 (3)
SBSY0 (3)
MA9
MA8
MA7
MA6
MA5
MA4
MA3
MA2
MA1
MA0
129
128
126
125
124
123
122
121
120
119
101
94
95
102
103
C200
ADFM3
ADFM2
ADFM1
ADFM0
56
/DLYRESET
ACCINTO
DMAINTO
/RD (2)
/WR (2)
/DLYRESET (2)
53
54
40
96
97
98
99
R201
67
66
R200
/RD
/WR
MA9
MA8
MA7
MA6
MA5
MA4
MA3
MA2
MA1
MA0
ADFM3
ADFM2
ADFM1
ADFM0
+5 V GAE
RDY
/RAMWE1
/RAMWE0
13
14
15
16
17
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
RAMOE1
RAMOE0
/RAMOE1
/RAMOE0
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
A11
A12
A13
A14
A15
A16
A17
A18
A19
A20
A21
A22
A23
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
68
/RAMOE1 (2)
/RAMOE0 (2)
/RAMWE1 (2)
/RAMWE0 (2)
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
RAMWE1
RAMWE0
A10..231
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
41
42
A (0-23)
D10..71
43
44
D (0-7)
+5 V
C215
26
R217
DG
+24 V
1
2
3
4
5
6
11
13
C211
3
+5 V GAE
+5 V GAE
DG
DG
DG
DG
C204
144
131
C206
109
90
C208
73
37
2
18
L200
+5 V
12
C210
DG
C203
C205
C207
C209
DG
A
E
3-7 (354/E) A4
A
A
Control PCB 5/7

A
C105
X300
R324
IC300
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
43
49
50
45
51
42
44
54
48
47
46
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
SCCLK
EOS
BOS
RDYS
SCOUT
SCIN
MC1
CLKOUT
MC0
MC1
MC2
SD0
SD1
SD2
SD3
SD4
SD5
SD6
SD7
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
SA0
SA1
SA2
SA3
SA4
SA5
SA6
DG
D(0-7)
D(0-7)
2
A(0-6)
A(0-6)
+5 V
R300
/MODEM_DREQ(2)
/MODEM_DREQ
/MODEMCS0(2)
/WR(2)
/DLYRD(2)
/DLYRESET(2)
+5 V
/MODEMCS0
/WR
/DLYRD
37
38
36
35
34
39
/DLYRESET
52
RESET
9
25
41
DVDD
DVDD
DVDD
SDTACK
SINTR
SCS
SR/W
SDS
INT/MOT
EXTAL
XTAL
HALT/NOP
TXA1
TXA2
+5 V
56
55
53
R322
DG
2
1
60
61
AVDD
VREFP
62
58
VCM
63
VREFN
AGNDR
AGNDT
EYEX
EYEY
TEST2
TEST1
57
59
64
7
6
4
5
TXD
CLK
RXD
CD
RTS
CTS
RING
16
14
15
13
11
12
10
EBS
C307
R323
MODRXD
R319
C309
AG
AG
EYEX
EYEY
C310
+12 V
+
R330
C311
C320
C316
C314
+5 V
AG
C317
C321
R318
8
6
5+
2
3 +
7
R316
IC302B
R317
R313
MODTXD
1
IC302A
LA6458M
C322
R314
AG
R332
AG
VR300
R312
C315
C318
R331
R315
C319
C312 C313
8
24
40
DG
DG
DG
C302 C303 C304
R321
+ 5
R320
C308
R325
DG
DG
DG
C300
C301
IC301B
C199
AVCC
RXIN
RXA1
RXA2
DGND
DGND
DGND
C306
R333
AG
AG
AG
12 V
+12 V
C334
+5 V
AVCC
BUZZER(2)
R302
RXIN_N
R303
12
13
2
1
R304
C327
CN10
MODRXD
ONHOOK1
1
ONHOOK2
2
TELSEL
3
PLSDIL
4
MODRXD
5
RXSEL
6
MODTXD
7
EARTH
8
KMUTE
9
RNGDET
10
OFFHOOK
11
RXINN
12
+12 V
13
+12 V
14
AG
15
AG
16
12 V
17
12 V
18
+5 V
19
+5 V
20
SG
21
SG
22
DF11 22DP 2DSA
MODRTD
+12 V
12 V
AVCC
C323
/TELSEL
/PLSDIL
/KMUTE
/EARTH
/RNGDET(2)
ONHOOK1(2)
/TELSEL(2)
/PLSDIL(2)
/KMUTE(2)
/EARTH(2)
/RXSEL(2)
C324
AG
C325
AG
AG
/RNGDET
ONHOOK1
/RXSEL
RXIN_N
ONHOOK2(2)
/OFFHOOK(2)
ONHOOK2
AG
MONITOR(2)
VOL0(2)
VOL1(2)
MONITOR
VOL0
VOL1
AG
C326
IC303
X0
X1
Y0
Y1
5 Z0
3 Z1
6 INH
11 A
10 B
9 C
AG
AVCC
BUZZER
R305
14
15
VDD
16
VSS
VEE
IC304
C335
R306
1 8
R307
C176
AVCC
+
C332
R308
C329
<SP>
AG
CN12
C331
1
2
SP
SG
C330
R310
R311
AG
AG
AG
C328
AG 12 V
AG
6 4
3+
5
2
R309
AG
DG
/OFFHOOK
A
E
3-7 (354/E) A4
A
A
Control PCB 6/7

A
+5 V
+5 V
1
2
10 5
2
+5 V
+5 V
+5 V
R405 R406 R407 R408 R409
2
IC401B
4
C407
R402
IC401F
/INTCLR
12
ED0
ED1
ED2
ED3
ED4
ED5
ED6
ED7
140
139
138
137
136
135
134
133
PA0/NSAF
PA1
PA2/LM2
PA3/LM1
PA4/LM0
PA5/TM2
PA6/TM1
PA7/TM0
PA8
PA9
PA10
PA11
PA12
PA13
PA14
PA15
12
107
ENCODE(3)
H_STROBE(3)
VIDEO_CK(3)
VDO1(3)
/HSYNC_OUT(3)
14
15
16
17
2
R403
GDICLK16M (3)
R404
C401
+5 V
DG
RESETIN
RESETOUT
ENCODE
START
CLOCK
CCDDT
HSYNC
128
129
130
131
X1IN
X1OUT
CLK1OUT
CLK16MHZ
20
21
22
23
X2IN
X2OUT
CLK2OUT
DOTCLK
106
13
PINT
PREADY
45
46
47
48
49
TESTOUT
TESTIN
CLK121
PGACS
CPUSEL
3
DG
IC402A
+5 V
L400
/ACK
R420
R421
68
67
66
65
64
63
62
61
R424-R431
R424
R425
R426
R427
R428
R429
R430
R431
69
70
/AUTOFD 2
MA0
MA1
MA2
MA3
MA4
MA5
MA6
MA7
MA8
MA9
101
100
99
98
97
96
95
94
93
92
MMA0
MMA1
MMA2
MMA3
MMA4
MMA5
MMA6
MMA7
MMA8
MMA9
MD0
MD1
MD2
MD3
MD4
MD5
MD6
MD7
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
MMD0
MMD1
MMD2
MMD3
MMD4
MMD5
MMD6
MMD7
DWR
IRAS
ICAS
ICASI
XRAS0
XRAS1
XCAS0
XCAS1
87
88
89
113
74
75
76
77
NC
NC
NC
123
124
125
MMA0
MMA1
MMA2
MMA3
MMA4
MMA5
MMA6
MMA7
MMA8
MMA9
10
11
12
13
16
17
18
19
20
9
6
21
15
28
A0
DQ1
A1
DQ2
DQ3
A2
DQ4
A3
A4
DQ5
DQ6
A5
A6
DQ7
A7
DQ8
A8
RAS/
A9
CAS/
NC
W/
OE/
NC
VSS VCC
VSS VCC
2
3
4
5
24
25
26
27
8
23
7
22
1
14
MMD0
MMD1
MMD2
MMD3
MMD4
MMD5
MMD6
MMD7
R434
R435
R436
MMD1
MMD3
+5 V
MMA0
MMA1
MMA2
MMA3
MMA4
MMA5
MMA6
C410
DG
DG
MMD4
MMD5
R437
R438
R439
R440
MMD6
MMD7
MMA7
MMA8
MMA9
MMD1
10
MMD2
IC402B
MMD3
PR
DG
DG
+5 V
+5 V
CLK
CL
8
IC401
L401
MMD4
MMD5
14
14
IC402
DG
B407
MMD6
13
C407
MMD7
VCC GND
VCC GND
C400
DG
DG
B409
FG
CN9
1
DG
B411
B414
/FAULT
/INIT
B416
/SELIN
C409
CN19
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
MMD0
MMD2
M5M44800CJ-7
DG
+5 V
MMD0
11
B415
+5 V
C400
VSS
DQ0
DQ16
DQ1
DQ17
DQ2
DQ18
DQ3
DQ19
VCC
NC
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
NC
DQ4
DQ20
DQ5
DQ21
DQ6
DQ22
DQ7
DQ23
A7
NC
VCC
A8
A9
NC
/RAS2
NC
NC
NC
NC
VSS
/CAS0
/CAS2
/CAS3
/CAS1
/RAS0
NC
NC
/WE
NC
DQ8
DQ24
DQ9
DQ25
DQ10
DQ26
DQ11
DQ27
DQ12
DQ28
VCC
DQ29
DQ13
DQ30
DQ14
DQ31
DQ15
NC
PD1
PD2
PD3
PD4
NC
VSS
2-176438-7
DG
DG
DG
1
2
MMD(0-7)
C406
B412
MMA(0-9)
C404C405
B405
1
2
SELECT
DT1
DT2
DT3
DT4
DT5
DT6
DT7
DT8
DG
C402
B410
B403
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
1
2
PERROR 2
C403
B408
BUSY
R422
/INTCLR
12
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
1
2
R419
132
127
122
108
105
102
91
78
72
60
55
36
24
19
1
R401
DG
CDIR
CEN
CLK8M
CLK8M
CL
10
B406
JP401
DG
IC403
144
126
109
90
73
54
37
18
CLK
11
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
IC400
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
PR
R400
GDI_INT(3)
CD0
CD1
CD2
CD3
CD4
CD5
CD6
CD7
PWR
PRD
PASTB
103
104
R433
/DLYRESE(2)
59
58
53
51
56
52
50
57
71
B401
R423
1
2
R414
R415
R416
R417
R418
C408
DT(1-8)
PD0
PD1
PD2
PD3
PD4
PD5
PD6
PD7
111
112
110
/EWR(3)
/ERD(3)
ASB(3)
IC401D
8
IC401E
DG
ACK
BUSY
INIT
FAULT
SELECT
AUTOFD
SELECTIN
PERROR
STROBE
B404
1
2
R414-R418
6
9
LDON
LDPD
TNFUL
LSUCLK
SMLOCK
SMON
CSTOPEN
OPTCSL
PSSC
PEC
PSST
PET
ED(0-7)
ED(0-7)
3
4
5
141
142
143
11
9
8
10
6
7
SSR
MMB
MMA
MMEN
DENSI
DENSO
BIAS
HVTP
HVEN
HVM
EA8
EA9
EA10
EA11
EA12
EA13
EA14
EA15
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
121
120
119
118
117
116
115
114
EA(8-15)
EA(8-15)
44
40
38
42
35
34
39
33
41
43
+5 V
B402
B413
1
2
R413
IC401C
DG
13
R410 R411 R412
B400
678 94 32 1
DT1
DT2
DT3
DT4
DT5
DT6
DT7
DT8
R405-R412
IC401A
RA400
L403
A
E
3-7 (354/E) A4
A
A
E
354
Control PCB 7/7

A
12V
1
D(0-7)
A(0-3)
+12V
A(0-3)
C511
39
38
37
36
34
33
32
31
IC500
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
44
43
42
41
A0
A1
A2
A3
/DLYRD
/WR
48
46
RD
WR
/IOCS
/DLYRESET
47
54
IOCS
DLYRESET
CLK_16M(4)
CLK 16M
51
SYSCLK
OPT_INT(2)
OPT INT
56
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
A0
A1
A2
A3
/DLYRD(2)
/WR(2)
/IOCS(2)
/DLYRESET(2)
63
62
64
8
9
19
R500
18
3
CTS2 4
RTS2 5
DSR2 6
DTR2
RXD1 29
TXD1 28
RXD2 1
TXD2 2
DG
VCC
OUTA
OUTB
OUTC
OUTD
14
R501
3
6
INT
FTXRDY1
FRXRDY1
FBRK1
7
27
30
49
57
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
17
20
26
35
40
50
52
53
58
XOUT
11
DG
IC502
16
14
13
12
11
10
DG
VDD
DDI
RX1
DII
TX1
DO2
RX2
DI2
TX2
DO3
RX3
DI3
TX3
GND
B502
1
B510
DG
VCC
VSS
R503+R508
2 R503
DSR
3 R504
RTS
4 R505
CTS
5 R506
DTR
6 R507
RXD
7 R508
TXD
B503
B504
B505
8
2
B506
C508
DG
B507
L501
2
1
L500
12V
27
30
49
57
C502
DG
13
25
12
24
11
23
10
22
9
21
8
20
7
19
6
18
5
17
4
16
3
15
2
14
1
+12V
VGAR
B501
C509
D500-D507
+5V
2
CN8
DG
B509
C510
C501
DG
B500
+12V
15
FTXRDY2
FRXRDY2
XIN
R502
VGAR
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
VCC
R1
DCD
DG
+5V
9
C500
C512
DG IC501
1
VEE
2
4 INA
5 INB1
10 INB2
9 INC1
13 INC2
12 IND1
IND2
7 GND
CI1 16
CD1 21
25
CTS1 22
RTS1 23
DSR1 24
DTR1
X500
D(0-7)
RI
DCD
DSR
RTS
CTS
DTR
RXD
TXD
C503 C504 C505 C506 C507
DG
8
12V
3-7-11
E
A
E
3-7 (354/E) A4
A
A
E
354
NCU (Network control unit) PCB

A
1
S
C11
L1
MCN1-3
L2
MCN1-4
1 ACIN
V2
MCN1-5
EXTEL1
MCN2-3
EXTEL2
MCN2-4
D7
TR10
S G
S G
F G
FG3
CN1-3
KCMCNT
CN1-11
OFFHOOK
TR1
PC4
2
C15
R8
R9
R28
2
1 IC2a
+
R11
A G
K2
JP
D13
6
12
10
F2
F G
ONHOOK2
FG2
CN1-2
S
R30
K1
F4
ACOUT
S G
JP10
A G L5
9
TEL2
C1
R31
OUT2
A G
ONHOOK1
S G
FG1
MCN1-2
CN1-1
C13
TR9
V1
C17
L1
OUTAC
F G
TEL1
OUT1
C2
S
S G
Vcc
F1
GND
F3
IC1
S G
A G
JP9
CN1-12
RXINN
3
JP7
R10
T1
1
2
D8
R12
3
3
C10
S G
C9
R2
1
SW1
MODTXD
CN1-19
CN1-20
+5V
+5V
CN1-21
CN1-22
SG
SG
C8
CN1-13
CN1-14
+12V
+12V
C6
CN1-15
CN1-16
AG
AG
CN1-17
CN1-18
12V
12V
TR7
+
C3
D2
TR3
2
CN1-4
PLSDIL
CN1-9
KMUTE
S G
JP
D3
C4
JP
L2
PC1
1
4
CN1-7
R26
R5
D1
R3
RXDSEL
C21
A G
+
C28
R1
CN1-6
JP
1
2
MODRXD
C22
S G
R22
R23
CN1-5
8
3
R6
TR5
R24
R21
TR4
JP8
PC2
IC3
6 CH1 COM
7 CH0
VDD
5 S
VEE
2 INH
A G
VSS
A G
N. C. 3 S G
A G
R27
R20
5 IC2b
+
5
6
R15
+ 1
MCN1-1
D10
TEL GND
K3
DB1
L7
MCN1-6
R14
R16
C32
5
TEL GND
JP4
D9
DB2
CN1-10
RNCDET
CN1-8
EARTH C14
JP
+
C7
S G
A G
R4
C18
C5
3-7-12
E
A
E
3-7 (354/E) A4
A
A
Operation unit PCB

E
/RESET
NC
NC
C9
C8
NC
NC
L2
C10
KS01
R17
LED6
R16
LED7
R15
LED8
R14
LED1
R13
LED2
R12
LED3
R11
LED4
R10
Q5
X1
/RESET
C12
Q6
Q7
C13
Q1
Q2
5 R/W
4 RS
6 E
Q3
CN2-13
VDD
V0
LCD MODULE
VSS
16character
2line
R9
L1
LED5
2
3
CN2-12
C11
R8
R7
03
KS 2
0
KS 1
0
KS
07
KS
06
KS
Q4
CN2-1
CN2-2
CN2-3
CN2-4
C7
14
D7
13
D6
12
D5
11
D4
C6
SW08 SW16
32
C4 C5
SW07 SW15
R18
31
C3
SW06 SW14 SW22 SW27 SW32
R19
P1
C2
R20
22
+ C1
SW04 SW12 SW20 SW25
R21
SW28
P1
CN1-8
R22
21
CN1-7
RESET
R23
P1
CN1-6
RSREN
20
HSREN
SW01 SW09 SW17
R24
P1
CN1-5
64
63
62
61
60
59
58
57
56
55
54
53
52
51
50
49
48
47
46
45
44
43
42
41
40
39
38
37
36
35
34
33
NC
R25
P1
SO
VSS
P90
P91
P92
P93
P80
P81
P82
P83
P70
P71
P72
P73
P60
P61
P62
P63
X1
X2
/RESET
P50
P51
P52
P53
P40
P41
P42
P43
P30
P31
P32
P33
CN2-9
CN2-11
CN2-10
R6
P13/INT3
P12/INT2
P11/INT1
P10/INT0
PTH03
PTH02
PTH01
PTH00
TI0
TI1
P23
P22/PCL
P21/PTO1
P20/PTO0
P03/SI
P02/SO
P01//SCK
P00/INT4
P123
P122
P121
P120
P133
P132
P131
P130
P143
P142
P142
P140
NC
VDD
CN2-5
CN2-6
CN2-7
CN2-8
CN1-4
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
10
D3
9
D2
8
D1
7
D0
KCLK
R5
CN1-3
R4
SI
R3
CN1-2
R2
CN1-1
SG
IC1
5V
R1
L3
KS07
KS06
KS03
KS02
CN2-14
SW13
SW14
SW15
SW16
SW17
SW18
SW19
SW20
SW21
SW22
LED2
LED3
SW30
SW26
SW2
SW3
SW5
SW6
SW4
SW7
SW8
SW9
SW10
SW11
SW1
SW12
SW29
SW27
SW28
LED
No.
1
2
3
4
LED5
SW32
LED4
LED8
SW23
LED7
SW31
LED1
SW
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
On-Hook/Clear
Error
On-Line
Half-Tone
COLOR
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
NAME
Auto Rx.
TAD
Fine
Super Fine
LED6
SW25
SW24
LED
No.
5
6
7
8
NAME
COLOR
GREEN
RED
GREEN
GREEN
NAME
0
1
2 ABC
3 DEF
4 GHI
5 JKL
6 MNO
7 PQRS
8 TUV
9 WXYZ
*
#
SW
NAME
No.
13 One Touch 1
14 One Touch 2
15 One Touch 3
SW
NAME
No.
23 Copy Space
24 Reset/Eject
25 Start
16
17
18
19
20
21
One Touch 4
One Touch 5
One Touch 6
One Touch 7
One Touch 8
One Touch 9
26
27
28
29
30
31
Enter
On-Hook Clear
Redial/Pause
ABBR
Menu
Resolution
22
One Touch 10
32
RX Mode
A
E
3-7 (354/E) A4
A
A
Connection Diagram
A
G
Opution Memory
(for GDI)
72P
Opution Memory
(for FAX)
40P
H LIVE
H NEUTRAL
CR
FUSE: 3
100 - 120V: 2.5A 125V
220 - 240V: T2.5A 250V
CN5-1
HEATER
CONTROL
CIRCUIT
24 V
PG
5V
SG
12 V
12 V
H REM
24 V
24 V
PG
NC
NC
5V
NC
NC
SG
NC
NC
12 V
12 V
H REM
ESW
CN6-1
CR:
100 - 120V: 0.1F 120 1/2W 125V
220 - 240V: 0.1F 120 1/2W 250V
FSW
3
2
1
PSSW
3
2
1
TH
H NEUTRAL
H LIVE
H
145C
FTH2
5V
SG
ESW
3
2
1
SG
FSW
5V
5V
SG
PSSW
TH
SG
5V
TEDS
SG
TEDS
150C
FTH1
24 V
MC, DB REM
TC REM
Cleaning Bias
DB CHARGE
PG
HVTPCB
+24 V (SSW)
CN1-1
CN1-2
CN1-3
CN1-4
CN1-5
CN1-6
CN1-7
MC/DB REM
TC REM
DB CHG1
DB CHG2
LEAK
PG
FSOL
2 2
1 1
2 1
1 2
CL
MMA
MMA
24 V
24 V
MMB
MMB
MM
MCLK
MSYNC
MSTART
PG
24 V
HSYNC
5V
SG
LD
VIDEO
VR
LSU
CN1-1
CN1-2
CN1-3
CN1-4
CN1-5
CN2-6
CN2-5
CN2-4
CN2-3
CN2-2
CN2-1
CN2-1
CN2-2
CN2-3
CN14-1
CN14-2
CN17-1
CN17-2
CN17-3
CN17-4
CN17-5
CN17-6
CN13-1
CN13-2
CN13-3
CN13-4
CN13-5
CN13-6
CN18-1
CN18-2
CN12-2
CN12-1
CN3-1
CN3-2
CN3-3
CN4-1
CN4-2
CN4-3
CN4-4
CN4-5
CN4-6
CN4-7
CPCB
CN5-1
CN5-2
CN5-3
CN5-4
CN6-1
CN6-2
CN6-3
CN6-4
CN6-5
CN6-6
CN7-1
CN7-2
CN7-3
CN7-4
CN7-5
CN7-6
CN7-7
CN7-8
CN7-9
CN7-10
CN7-11
CN11-14
CN11-13
CN11-12
CN11-11
CN11-10
CN11-9
CN11-8
CN11-7
CN11-6
CN11-5
CN11-4
CN11-3
CN11-2
CN11-1
CN10-1
CN10-2
CN10-3
CN10-4
CN10-5
CN10-6
CN10-7
CN10-8
CN10-9
CN10-10
CN10-11
CN10-12
CN10-13
CN10-14
CN10-15
CN10-16
CN10-17
CN10-18
CN10-19
CN10-20
CN10-21
CN10-22
5 V 24 V
PG
RS CONNECTOR
CN16-38
CN16-39
CN16-40
CN15-1
CN15-2
CN15-3
CN15-4
CN15-5
CN15-6
CN15-7
CN15-8
CN15-9
CN15-10
CN8
FSOL REM
24 V
24 V
CL REM
CN1-1
CN1-2
CN1-3
CN1-4
CN1-5
CN1-6
CN1-7
SIG
SG
5V
12 V
SG
SI
SG
CLK
LED REM
24V
CN1-1
CN1-2
CN1-3
CN1-4
CN1-5
CN1-6
CN1-7
CN1-8
CN1-9
CN1-10
24 V
FM REM
CIS
CN1-1
CN1-2
CN1-3
CN1-4
CN1-5
CN1-6
CN1-7
CN1-8
CN1-9
CN1-10
FM
ADFMA
ADFMA
24 V
24 V
ADFMB
ADFMB
ADFM
SG
SP
SP
FUSE: 1, 2
100 - 120V: 8.0A 125V
220 - 240V: T3.15A 250V
FUSE3
DDSW
SG
5V
ADFTIMSW
SG
5V
5V
SG
SI
KCLK
SO
HSREN
RSREN
RESET
ONHOOK1
ONHOOK2
TELSEL
PLSDIL
MODRXD
RXSEL
MODTXD
EARTH
KMUTE
RNGDET
OFFHOOK
RXINN
12 V
12 V
AG
AG
12 V
12 V
5V
5V
SG
SG
1
2
3
DDSW
1
2
3
ADFTIMSW
CN1-1
CN1-2
CN1-3
CN1-4
CN1-5
CN1-6
CN1-7
CN1-8
CN1-1
CN1-2
CN1-3
CN1-4
CN1-5
CN1-6
CN1-7
CN1-8
CN1-9
CN1-10
CN1-11
CN1-12
CN1-13
CN1-14
CN1-15
CN1-16
CN1-17
CN1-18
CN1-19
CN1-20
CN1-21
CN1-22
5
OPCB
TEL.
LINE
6
EXIT
TEL.
HANDSET
NCUPCB
FUSE2
CN9
FUSE1
NOIZE
FILTER
CN2-1
DC POWER
SUPPLY
CN3-1
AC
NEUTRAL
NOIZE
FILTER
AC
LIVE
CN16-1
CN16-2
CN16-3
CN19-1
CN19-2
CN19-3
PSPCB
INLET
CN19-70
CN19-71
CN19-72
SSW
GDI CONNECTOR
A
E
3-7 (354/E) A4
A
A
Wiring Diagram
A
GDI
Connector
RS-232C
Connector
CN9
CN8
SSW
HANDSET
FM
CN14
BK
1 24 V
BK
2 FM REM
CN1
NCU PCB
TEL LINE
INPUT
NC
NC
TEL L1
TEL L2
NC
NC
CN1
CN10
1
ONHOOK1
MCN02
ONHOOK2
TELSEL
PLSDIL
MODRXD
RXSEL
MODTXD
EARTH
KMUTE
RNGDET
10
OFFHOOK
11
RXINN
12
MCN01
12 V
13
TEL GND
12 V
14
TEL1
AG
15
L1
AG
16
L2
17
TEL2
12 V
12 V
TEL GND
5V
19
5V
20
SG
21
SG
22
18
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
24 V
ONHOOK1
PG
ONHOOK2
5V
TELSEL
SG
PLSDIL
12 V
MODRXD
12 V
RXSEL
H REM
MODTXD
EARTH
KMUTE
CPCB
BN
PK
BE
BE
BE
BE
ADFM
BE
GY
YW
(OPTION)
MEMORY
PCB
for GDI
72P
13 12 V
14 12 V
CN1
3
2
FSW
1
3
PSSW
YW
YW
YW
YW
YW
BK
YW
BK
SP
5V
NC
AC LIVE
SG
CN2
NC
AC NEUTRAL
12 V
CN5
12 V
H LIVE
PSPCB
CN3
1
GROUND
2
1
CN6
1
BK
WE
15 AG
16 AG
17
18
UNIT
CN16
CN1
40P
(OPTION)
MEMORY
PCB
for FAX
40P
12 V
12 V
19 5 V
20 5 V
CN3
21 SG
OE
22 SG
PK
BE
MMA
MMA
24 V
24 V
5
6
5V
TEDS
SG
CN1
1
MCLK
CN15
MMB
MMB
ADFMA
MSYNC
SIG
MSTART
SG
PG
5V
24 V
12 V
SG
SI
SG
8
9
CN1
SIG
SG
5V
12 V
SG
SI
SG
ADFMA
CLK
24 V
LED REM
24 V
24 V
10
ADFMB
ADFMB
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
BN
CN2
HSYNC
5V
SG
CLK
LD
LED REM
VIDEO
VR
10 24 V
WE
WE
WE
WE
WE
WE
WE
WE
WE
WE
WE
CN7
HVT PCB
CN4
+24 V (SSW)
MC/DB REM
MCLK
TC REM
MSYNC
DB CHG1
MSTART
DB CHG2
PG
LEAK
24 V
PG
HSYNC
5V
CN18
SG
TH
LD
SG
CN1
BK
BK
BK
GRID
TRANSFER CHARGE
3 TC REM
BK
4 DB CHG1
BK
DEV. BIAS
5 DB CHG2
BK
6 LEAK
BK
7 PG
WE
TH
WE
Fixing UNIT
11 VR
150C
145C
FTH1
CN17
CN5
1 SG
FSOL REM
2 FSW
24 V
3 5V
24 V
4 5V
CL REM
GN
GN
GN
GN
FSOL
1
5V
SG
ESW
MAIN CHARGE
+24 V (SSW)
2 MC/DB REM
10 VIDEO
CN2
NC
IMAGEING
12 RXINN
CN13
BE
PE
PG
H NEUTRAL
LSU
RD
BE
72P
CIS
RD
OE
11 OFFHOOK
CN6
YW
BE
CN19
10 RNGDET
MM
RD
24 V
10 H REM
TEDS
LB
INLET
CN1
1
PK
PK
PK
FTH2
3
2
ESW
WIRE COLOR
BLACK
BROWN
YELLOW
GREEN
BLUE
WHITE
PINK
RED
ORANGE
LIGHT BLUE
PURPLE
GRAY
GREEN/YELLOW
RED/WHITE
CL
5 SG
CN11
6 PSSW
CN12
1 SP
2 SG
RESET
RSREN
HSREN
SO
KCLK
SI
SG
5V
5V
SG
10
ADFTIMSW
11
5V
12
SG
13
DDSW
14
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
OPCB
LB
CN1
LB
SYMBOL
BK
BN
YW
GN
BE
WE
PK
RD
OE
LB
PE
GY
GN/YW
RD/WE
LB
LB
LB
LB
LB
DDSW
3
2
ADFTIMSW
A
E
3-7 (354/E) A4
A
A
354
CONTENTS
I
THEORY AND CONSTRUCTION SECTION

1-1 Specifications
1-1-1 Specifications ................................................................................... 1-1-1
1-2 Handling Precautions
1-2-1 Consumables ................................................................................... 1-2-1
1-2-2 Precautions for Operation ................................................................ 1-2-1
1-2-3 Document ......................................................................................... 1-2-2
1-2-4 Paper ................................................................................................ 1-2-3
1-3 Mechanical Construction
1-3-1 Machine parts names and their functions ......................................... 1-3-1
1-3-2 Machine cross sections .................................................................... 1-3-8
1-3-3 Drive system ..................................................................................... 1-3-9
1-3-4 Mechanical construction ................................................................. 1-3-11
II ELECTRICAL SECTION
2-1 Electrical Parts Layout
2-1-1 Electrical parts layout ....................................................................... 2-1-1
2-2 Detection of Paper Misfeeds
2-2-1 Paper jam detection ......................................................................... 2-2-1
2-2-2 Paper jam detection conditions ........................................................ 2-2-2
2-3 Operation of the PCB
2-3-1 Consists of electric circuit .................................................................. 2-3-1
2-3-2 Power source PCB ............................................................................ 2-3-2
2-3-3 Control PCB ...................................................................................... 2-3-3
2-3-4 NCU PCB (Network control unit PCB) ............................................... 2-3-4
2-3-5 OPCB (Operation unit PCB) .............................................................. 2-3-5
2-3-6 Communication Procedures .............................................................. 2-3-6
III SET UP AND ADJUSTMENT SECTION

3-1 Installation
3-1-1 Unpacking and installation ............................................................... 3-1-1
3-1-2 Data setting and registration .......................................................... 3-1-15
3-1-3 Printing system ............................................................................... 3-1-18
3-1-4 Scanning system (TWAIN) ............................................................. 3-1-23
3-1-5 Memory (SIMM) expansion ............................................................. 3-1-26
3-2 Service Mode and Test Mode
3-2-1 Outline of service mode and test mode ............................................. 3-2-1
3-2-2 Service mode .................................................................................... 3-2-2
3-2-3 Test mode ....................................................................................... 3-2-27
3-3 Assembly and Disassembly
3-3-1 Precautions for assembly and disassembly ..................................... 3-3-1
3-3-2 Outer covers ..................................................................................... 3-3-2
3-3-3 Paper feed section ............................................................................ 3-3-5
3-3-4 Document feed and image reading sections (ADF) ........................ 3-3-11
3-3-5 Optical section ................................................................................. 3-3-19
3-3-6 Transfer section ............................................................................... 3-3-24
3-3-7 Fixing section ................................................................................. 3-3-26
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3-4
3-5
3-6
3-7
3-3-8 PCBs .............................................................................................. 3-3-36

3-3-9 Adjustment ..................................................................................... 3-3-43
PCB Initial Setting
3-4-1 Replacing the control PCB ............................................................... 3-4-1
3-4-2 Non-adjustable variable resistors (VR) ............................................. 3-4-2
Self-diagnostics
3-5-1 Abnormality detection ........................................................................ 3-5-1
3-5-2 Error code tables ............................................................................... 3-5-4
Troubleshooting
3-6-1 Image formation problems ................................................................ 3-6-1
3-6-2 Paper jams ..................................................................................... 3-6-11
3-6-3 PCB terminal voltages .................................................................... 3-6-13
3-6-4 Electrical problems ......................................................................... 3-6-19
3-6-5 Mechanical problems ...................................................................... 3-6-23
Appendixes
Timing chart No. 1 ...................................................................................... 3-7-1
Timing chart No. 2 ...................................................................................... 3-7-2
Power source PCB ..................................................................................... 3-7-3
HVT (High voltage transformer) PCB ......................................................... 3-7-4
Control PCB 1/7 ........................................................................................... 3-7-5
Control PCB 2/7 ........................................................................................... 3-7-6
Control PCB 3/7 ........................................................................................................................... 3-7-7
Control PCB 4/7 ........................................................................................................................... 3-7-8
Control PCB 5/7 ........................................................................................................................... 3-7-9
Control PCB 6/7 ........................................................................................................................ 3-7-10
Control PCB 7/7 ......................................................................................... 3-7-11
NCU (Network control unit) PCB .............................................................. 3-7-12
Operation unit PCB .................................................................................... 3-7-13
Connection Diagram .................................................................................. 3-7-14
Wiring Diagram .......................................................................................... 3-7-15
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1-1 Specifications
1-1-1
Specifications .................................................................................... 1-1-1
354
1-2 Handling Precautions

1-2-1
1-2-2
1-2-3
1-2-4
Consumables .................................................................................... 1-2-1

( 1 ) Paper .......................................................................................... 1-2-1
( 2 ) Imaging unit ................................................................................ 1-2-1
Precautions for Operation ................................................................. 1-2-1
Document .......................................................................................... 1-2-2
( 1 ) Types of document ..................................................................... 1-2-2
Paper ................................................................................................ 1-2-3
( 1 ) Types of paper ........................................................................... 1-2-3
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1-3 Mechanical Construction

1-3-1
1-3-2
1-3-3
1-3-4
Machine parts names and their functions ......................................... 1-3-1

( 1 ) Main body ................................................................................... 1-3-1
( 2 ) Handset (For inch models only) ................................................ 1-3-3
( 3 ) Operation panel .......................................................................... 1-3-4
Machine cross sections ..................................................................... 1-3-8
Drive system ..................................................................................... 1-3-9
Mechanical construction .................................................................. 1-3-11
( 1 ) Document feed/image reading sections (ADF) ........................ 1-3-11
( 2 ) Paper feed section ................................................................... 1-3-13
( 3 ) Laser scanning unit .................................................................. 1-3-15
( 4 ) Imaging unit .............................................................................. 1-3-18
( 5 ) Transfer/charge erasing sections ............................................. 1-3-20
( 6 ) Fixing section ........................................................................... 1-3-21
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2-1 Electrical Parts Layout

2-1-1
Electrical parts layout ........................................................................ 2-1-1
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2-2 Detection of Paper Misfeeds

2-2-1
2-2-2
Paper jam detection .......................................................................... 2-2-1

Paper jam detection conditions ......................................................... 2-2-2
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2-3 Operation of the PCB

2-3-1
2-3-2
2-3-3
2-3-4
2-3-5
2-3-6
Consists of electric circuit .................................................................. 2-3-1

Power source PCB ............................................................................. 2-3-2
Control PCB ....................................................................................... 2-3-3
NCU PCB (Network control unit PCB) ............................................... 2-3-4
OPCB (Operation unit PCB) .............................................................. 2-3-5
Communication Procedures ............................................................... 2-3-6
( 1 ) Outline ........................................................................................ 2-3-6
( 2 ) Communication Procedures ....................................................... 2-3-7
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3-1 Installation
3-1-1
3-1-2
3-1-3
3-1-4
3-1-5
Unpacking and installation ................................................................ 3-1-1

( 1 ) Installation environment ............................................................ 3-1-1
( 2 ) Installation procedure ................................................................ 3-1-2
Data setting and registration ........................................................... 3-1-15
( 1 ) Setting ..................................................................................... 3-1-15
( 2 ) Registration ............................................................................. 3-1-17
Printing system ............................................................................... 3-1-18
( 1 ) Recommended computer environment .................................... 3-1-18
( 2 ) Connecting the machine to your computer ............................... 3-1-19
( 3 ) Installing the printer driver and connecting to the printer
in Windows 3.1 ........................................................................ 3-1-20
(3-1) Installing the printer driver ............................................... 3-1-20
(3-2) Connecting to the printer ................................................. 3-1-20
( 4 ) Installing the printer driver, connecting to the printer
and making a test print in Windows 95 ..................................... 3-1-21
(4-1) Installing the printer driver ............................................... 3-1-21
(4-2) Connecting to the machine and making a test print ........ 3-1-22
Scanning system (TWAIN) .............................................................. 3-1-23
( 1 ) Recommended computer environment .................................... 3-1-23
( 2 ) Connecting the machine to your computer ............................... 3-1-24
( 3 ) Installing the TWAIN system .................................................... 3-1-25
(3-1) Windows 3.1 .................................................................... 3-1-25
(3-2) Windows 95 ..................................................................... 3-1-25
Memory (SIMM) expansion .............................................................. 3-1-26
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3-2 Service Mode and Test Mode

3-2-1
3-2-2
3-2-3
Outline of service mode and test mode ............................................. 3-2-1

Service mode ..................................................................................... 3-2-2
( 1 ) Memory switch settings .............................................................. 3-2-3
( 2 ) Memory switch default setting .................................................... 3-2-4
( 3 ) Memory switch description ......................................................... 3-2-6
Test mode ........................................................................................ 3-2-27
( 1 ) Reading test mode ................................................................... 3-2-28
( 2 ) Modem test mode ..................................................................... 3-2-29
( 3 ) Print test mode ......................................................................... 3-2-31
( 4 ) Aging test mode ....................................................................... 3-2-33
( 5 ) ADF adjustment mode .............................................................. 3-2-35
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3-3 Assembly and Disassembly

3-3-1
3-3-2
3-3-3
3-3-4
3-3-5
3-3-6
3-3-7
3-3-8
3-3-9
Precautions for assembly and disassembly ...................................... 3-3-1

Outer covers ..................................................................................... 3-3-2
( 1 ) Detaching and refitting the rear cover and right cover ............... 3-3-2
( 2 ) Detaching and refitting the left cover and left front cover ........... 3-3-3
( 3 ) Detaching and refitting the upper cover ..................................... 3-3-4
( 4 ) Detaching and refitting the base lid ............................................ 3-3-4
Paper feed section ............................................................................. 3-3-5
( 1 ) Detaching and refitting the paper feed pulley ............................. 3-3-5
( 2 ) Detaching and refitting the paper feed pad ................................ 3-3-7
( 3 ) Detaching and refitting the lower feed roller ............................... 3-3-8
( 4 ) Detaching and refitting the upper feed roller ............................ 3-3-10
Document feed and image reading sections (ADF) ......................... 3-3-11
( 1 ) Detaching and refitting the ADF guide ..................................... 3-3-11
( 2 ) Detaching and refitting the ADF housing .................................. 3-3-12
( 3 ) Detaching and refitting the contact image sensor (CIS) ........... 3-3-13
( 4 ) Detaching and refitting the ADF pad ........................................ 3-3-15
( 5 ) Detaching and refitting the ADF paper feed roller
and ADF conveying roller ......................................................... 3-3-16
( 6 ) Detaching and refitting the ADF eject roller .............................. 3-3-18
Optical section .................................................................................. 3-3-19
( 1 ) Detaching and refitting the laser scanning unit ........................ 3-3-19
Transfer section ............................................................................... 3-3-24
( 1 ) Detaching and refitting the transfer roller ................................ 3-3-24
Fixing section .................................................................................. 3-3-26
( 1 ) Detaching and refitting the fixing thermistor ............................. 3-3-26
( 2 ) Detaching and refitting the fixing heater ................................... 3-3-29
( 3 ) Detaching and refitting the heat roller ...................................... 3-3-31
( 4 ) Detaching and refitting the press roller ..................................... 3-3-32
( 5 ) Detaching and refitting the separation claw ............................. 3-3-33
( 6 ) Detaching and refitting the fixing thermostat 1 and 2 ............... 3-3-34
( 7 ) Detaching and refitting the eject roller ...................................... 3-3-35
PCBs ............................................................................................... 3-3-36
( 1 ) Detaching and refitting the control PCB (CPCB) ...................... 3-3-36
( 2 ) Detaching and refitting the NCU PCB ...................................... 3-3-37
( 3 ) Detaching and refitting the high voltage transformer PCB ....... 3-3-38
( 4 ) Detaching and refitting the power source PCB ........................ 3-3-40
( 5 ) Detaching and refitting the operation unit ................................. 3-3-42
Adjustment ...................................................................................... 3-3-43
( 1 ) Adjusting the document reading density threshold ................... 3-3-43
( 2 ) Adjusting the paper leading edge registration timing ............... 3-3-44
( 3 ) Adjusting the center registration ............................................... 3-3-46
( 4 ) Adjusting the document leading edge registration timing ......... 3-3-48
( 5 ) Adjusting the document trailing edge registration timing .......... 3-3-50
( 6 ) Adjusting the document reading start position
(main scanning direction) ......................................................... 3-3-52
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3-4 PCB Initial Setting

3-4-1
3-4-2
Replacing the control PCB ................................................................ 3-4-1

Non-adjustable variable resistors (VR) ............................................. 3-4-2
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3-5 Self-diagnostics
3-5-1
3-5-2
Abnormality detection ........................................................................ 3-5-1

Error code tables ................................................................................ 3-5-4
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3-6 Troubleshooting
3-6-1
3-6-2
3-6-3
3-6-4
3-6-5
Image formation problems ................................................................ 3-6-1

( 1 ) No printing (entirely white). ........................................................ 3-6-3
( 2 ) No printing (entirely black). ........................................................ 3-6-3
( 3 ) Printing is too light. .................................................................... 3-6-4
( 4 ) Background is visible. ................................................................ 3-6-4
( 5 ) A white line appears longitudinally. ........................................... 3-6-5
( 6 ) A black line appears longitudinally. ........................................... 3-6-5
( 7 ) A black line appears laterally. .................................................... 3-6-6
( 8 ) One side of the printing is darker than the other. ...................... 3-6-6
( 9 ) Black dots appear on the printing. ............................................. 3-6-7
(10) Printing is blurred. ...................................................................... 3-6-7
(11) The leading edge of the printing is consistently misaligned
with the original. ........................................................................ 3-6-8
(12) Paper creases. .......................................................................... 3-6-8
(13) Offset occurs. ............................................................................ 3-6-9
(14) Printing is party missing. ............................................................ 3-6-9
(15) Fixing is poor. .......................................................................... 3-6-10
Paper jams ...................................................................................... 3-6-11
PCB terminal voltages .................................................................... 3-6-13
( 1 ) Power source PCB .................................................................. 3-6-13
( 2 ) Control PCB ............................................................................ 3-6-14
( 3 ) Operation unit PCB ................................................................. 3-6-17
( 3 ) Network control unit PCB ........................................................ 3-6-18
Electrical problems .......................................................................... 3-6-19
( 1 ) The machine does not operate when the power plug is
connected to a wall outlet. ....................................................... 3-6-19
( 2 ) Error indicator lamp lights. ....................................................... 3-6-19
( 3 ) The main motor does not rotate. ............................................. 3-6-20
( 4 ) The paper feed solenoid does not operate. ............................. 3-6-20
( 5 ) The cooling fan motor does not rotate. .................................... 3-6-20
( 6 ) The ADF motor does not rotate. .............................................. 3-6-20
( 7 ) The fixing heater does not turn on.
(Fixing thermostat 1, 2 operates.) ........................................... 3-6-21
( 8 ) The fixing heater does not turn off. .......................................... 3-6-21
( 9 ) The cleaning lamp does not light. ............................................ 3-6-21
(10) Main charger does not turn on.
(The paper is printed in all black.) ........................................... 3-6-21
(11) No developing bias voltage is output.
(Print density is extremely light.) ............................................. 3-6-22
(12) Transfer charging is not performed.
(The paper is not printed at all.) .............................................. 3-6-22
(13) No sound coming from the speaker ........................................ 3-6-22
Mechanical problems ....................................................................... 3-6-23
( 1 ) No document feed. ................................................................... 3-6-23
( 2 ) Skewed document feed. ........................................................... 3-6-23
( 3 ) Multiple sheets of document are fed at one time. ..................... 3-6-23
( 4 ) Document jam .......................................................................... 3-6-23
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(8)
(9)
(10)
No paper feed. .......................................................................... 3-6-23

Skewed paper feed. ................................................................. 3-6-24
Multiple sheets of paper are fed at one time. ........................... 3-6-24
Paper jam. ................................................................................ 3-6-24
Toner drops on the inner machine. .......................................... 3-6-24
Abnormal noise is heard. .......................................................... 3-6-24
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3-7 Appendixes
Timing chart No. 1 ......................................................................................... 3-7-1
Timing chart No. 2 ......................................................................................... 3-7-2
Power source PCB ........................................................................................ 3-7-3
HVT (High voltage transformer) PCB ............................................................ 3-7-4
Control PCB 1/7 ............................................................................................. 3-7-5
Control PCB 2/7 ............................................................................................. 3-7-6
Control PCB 3/7 .............................................................................................................................. 3-7-7
Control PCB 4/7 .............................................................................................................................. 3-7-8
Control PCB 5/7 .............................................................................................................................. 3-7-9
Control PCB 6/7 ........................................................................................................................... 3-7-10
Control PCB 7/7 ........................................................................................... 3-7-11
NCU (Network control unit) PCB ................................................................. 3-7-12
Operation unit PCB ...................................................................................... 3-7-13
Connection Diagram .................................................................................... 3-7-14
Wiring Diagram ............................................................................................ 3-7-15
PointSource Vi 30
Service Manual
Published in May 97
84354110
PointSource Vi30 S/M (MCE)
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3-1-1 Unpacking and installation

( 1 ) Installation environment
1. Temperature: 10 - 32.5C/50 - 90F
2. Humidity: 20 - 80%RH
3. Power supply:
120 V AC, 12 A or more
220 - 240 V AC, 8 A or more
* To protect the equipment from electrical surges that can be caused by, among
other things, lightning strikes and utility company switching, a quality surge
suppressor should be installed. This should protection on both the power line and
the telephone line.
4. Power source frequency: 50/60 Hz 0.3%
5. Installation location
Avoid direct sunlight or bright lighting. Make sure that the photoconductor will not
be exposed to direct sunlight or other strong light when removing paper jams.
Avoid extremes of temperature and humidity, abrupt ambient temperature
changes, and hot or cold air directly hitting the machine.
Avoid dust and vibration.
Choose a surface capable of supporting the weight of the machine.
Place the machine on a level surface (maximum allowable inclination: 1).
Avoid air-borne substances that may adversely affect the machine or degrade the
photoconductor, such as mercury, acidic and alkaline vapors, inorganic gases,
NOx, SOx gases and chlorine-based organic solvents.
Select a room with good ventilation.
6. Allow sufficient access for proper operation and maintenance of the machine.
Machine front: 500 mm/20 Machine rear: 150 mm/6
Machine right: 500 mm/20 Machine left: 500 mm/20
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Figure 3-1-1 Installation dimensions
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( 2 ) Installation procedure
Start
Installing the eject tray.
Unpacking.
Attaching the handset rest and
connecting the handset. *1
Removing the tape.
Connecting a phone line.
Removing the spacers.
Loading paper.
Installing the imaging unit.
Connecting the power cord.
Installing the paper feed tray.
Data setting and registration.
Installing the document table.
Completion of machine installation.

Paper feed tray
Power cord
Document table
Handset *1
Handset rest *1
Modular cord
Imaging unit
Drum cover
Spacer
Spacers
Eject tray
Figure 3-1-2
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Tray spacer
Plastic bag
Left pad
Paper feed tray
Bottom pad (left)
Machine
Outer case
Imaging unit set
Right pad
Plastic sheet
Bottom pad (right)
One-touch dial label
Envelope
3.5" floppy disk (3) *1
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Plastic bag
Eject tray
Document table
Accessory case
OHP transparency guide
Modular cord
Power cord
Upper spacer
Air cap bag * 2
Handset rest *2
Handset *2
Language instruction label *3
*1: Windows 3.1 Printer Driver Installer Disk (1 Floppy Disk)

Windows 95 Printer Driver Installer Disk (1 Floppy Disk)
TWAIN System Installer Disk (1 Floppy Disk)
*3: For metric models only
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Figure 3-1-4 Unpacking (Imaging unit set)

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IU case
Aluminum bag
Left pad
Leaflet (Replacing the imaging unit)
Leaflet (Cleaning inside the machine)
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Cleaning cloth
Vinyl bag
Imaging unit
Right pad
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. Removing the tape
1. Remove the four pieces of protective tape from the machine.
Protective tape
Protective tape
Protective tape
Protective tape
Figure 3-1-5
Removing the spacers.
1. While pulling forward the main body release lever on the right side of the
machine, open to the position where the machine main body stops.
2. Remove the spacer a from inside of the machine.
3. Remove the 2 pieces of spacer b from inside of the machine.
Main body release lever
Spacer a
Spacers b
Figure 3-1-6
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Installing the imaging unit.
1. Lift the imaging unit out of the case. Tear open the imaging unit package at the
notch, and take the imaging unit out of the package.
Tear here.
Figure 3-1-7
2. Hold the imaging unit horizontally and slowly shake it a few times from side to
side to agitate toner in the imaging unit.
Figure 3-1-8
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3. Hold the imaging unit left and right handles, check that the imaging unit is
aligned forward-rear, then install the imaging unit on the machine main body as
shown in the figure.
4. Remove the protective tapes on both sides of the imaging unit, and then
remove the drum cover from the unit.
Handles
Drum cover
Protective tapes
Figure 3-1-9
5. Gently close the machine.
* If the machine does not close properly, the imaging unit may not be set
properly. Reinstall the imaging unit correctly.
Figure 3-1-10
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Installing the paper feed tray.
1. Take the paper feed tray out of its package and remove the protective tape.
Protective tape
Paper feed tray
Figure 3-1-11
2. Install the paper feed tray on the machine main body by inserting the paper feed
tray right/left guides along the machine main body rails.
Paper feed tray
Guide
Guide
Figure 3-1-12
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To remove the paper feed tray, press in the two release buttons located on the
rear of the table and pull the paper feed tray out of the machine.
Release buttons
Figure 3-1-13
Installing the document table.
1. Set the document table by inserting the tabs into the slots located on the
machine as shown in the figure.
Tabs
Document table
Figure 3-1-14
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2. See the figure 3-1-15 and check that the document table and the paper feed
tray are correctly installed.
Document table
Paper feed tray
Figure 3-1-15
Installing the eject tray.
1. Set the eject tray to the machine as shown in the figure.
* To remove the eject tray, pull one side out of the machine first and then the
other.
Eject tray
Figure 3-1-16
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Attaching the handset rest and connecting the handset.
(For inch models only)
1. Remove the tape from the rear of the handset rest.

2. Insert the hooks of the handset rest into the holes located on the machine to
install it as shown in the figure.
Handset rest
Figure 3-1-17
3. Plug the handset cord into the telephone jack on the machine.
4. Set the handset onto the handset rest.
Telephone jack
Figure 3-1-18
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Connecting a phone line.
1. Plug one end of the modular cord into the line jack on the machine and the
other end into the phone jack in the room.
Line jack
Figure 3-1-19
Loading paper.
1. Extend the paper feed tray extension.
2. Open the paper feed tray cover.
Paper feed tray extension
Paper feed tray cover
Figure 3-1-20
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3. With the paper guides sufficiently spread open, set the paper.
4. Adjust the paper guides to match the width of the paper.
* If the paper guide is hard to adjust, remove the document table, then adjust.
Paper guides
Figure 3-1-21
5. Close the paper feed tray cover.
* If the document table has been removed, replace it in its original position.
Figure 3-1-22
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Connecting the power cord.
1. Plug the power cord into the power receptacle, and connect the other end of the
cord to a wall outlet.
* Once the power cord is connected to the machine and an outlet, the machine
will begin to warm up.
Warm up normally requires less than 40 seconds. Once the machine has
warmed up, it will automatically enter the initial mode (waiting for operation).
Power receptacle
Figure 3-1-23
Data setting and registration
1. Set and register the data according to the items in 3-1-2 Data setting and
registration on Page 3-1-15.
Completion of machine installation.
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3-1-2 Data setting and registration

When the machine is installed, the following items are set or registered.
( 1 ) Setting
Line type setting
Select the setting (dial line or push-tone line) that matches the telephone line used.
Paper size setting
Set the size of paper used for fax reception (A4, letter (81/2" x 11"), or legal (81/2" x
14")).
Automatic reception mode setting
Select the desired automatic reception mode (fax-only dedicated reception mode or
fax/telephone automatic switching reception mode).
Memory reception setting
Sets whether or not to carry out normal memory reception.
Memory transfer setting
Sets whether or not to use the memory transfer function.
Activity report output condition setting
Sets the condition for outputting activity report (output every 40 communications,
outputs the contents of 24 hours of communications at the set time).
Transmission report output setting
Sets the output condition for transmission report (no output or always output
immediately at end of transmission).
Speaker ON/OFF setting
For manual reception, sets whether or not the calling sounds from the other party are
monitored on the speaker without picking up the external telephone set receiver when
the On-Hook/Clear key is pressed.
Preheat mode setting
Sets the condition under which this machine moves to the preheat state (after five
minutes without operation or at the set time).
PSTN/PBX setting
Select the setting for the exchange system (PSTN or PBX) to which this machine is
connected.
ECM transmission setting
Sets whether or not ECM transmission is used.
User memory setting
Sets the various memory switches that can be set by the user.
The contents of the setting are as follows.
* Number of rings setting (Memory Switch No. 04)
For automatic fax reception, sets the number of rings (1-11) from the arrival of the
call to the start of reception.
* Speaker volume setting (Memory Switch No. 06)
Sets the speaker volume (3 levels).
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* Reception time printing setting (Memory Switch No. 16)
Sets whether or not the reception year/month/day and time are recorded when a
document is received.
* Error (Alarm) sound setting (Memory Switch No. 54)
Sets whether or not there is a beep when an error occurs.
* Speaker sound setting (Memory Switch No. 56)
Sets whether or not there is sound from the speaker.
* Other party recording setting (Memory Switch No. 66)
Sets whether or not the other party information (fax number, name, etc.) is recorded
on reports.
* Memory input report setting (Memory Switch No. 73)
Sets whether or not a memory input report is output when a document is scanned
during transmission.
* Superfine setting (Memory Switch No. 89)
Sets whether or not copying and reception in superfine mode is enabled.
* Operator-Call bell setting (Memory Switch No. 93)
For fax/telephone automatic switching mode, sets the bell volume (3 levels) when
the incoming call is a telephone (not a fax).
* Transmission mode setting (Memory Switch No. 94)
Sets the transmission mode (ADF transmission or memory transmission).
* Transmission results report image attachment setting (Memory Switch No. 96)
Sets whether or not the image of the first page transmitted is attached to
transmission results reports.
* Printing system time-out setting (Memory Switch No. 97)
Sets whether or not this machine is returned to fax standby status when no image
data is sent from the computer for a certain time during printing with the printing
system.
* Number of rings setting (TAD/message telephone reception) (Memory Switch No.
98)
Sets the number of rings (1-11) for message telephone reception.
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( 2 ) Registration
Date and time registration
Registers the current date and time.
Own station data registration
Registers your telephone number and station name.
One-touch speed dialing
Registers the other partys facsimile number (telephone number) and name for ten
one-touch speed dialing keys.
Abbreviation dialing
Registers the other partys facsimile number (telephone number) and name for desired
abbreviated number (numeric character 01 to 50).
Group dialing
Registers multiple other parties facsimile numbers (telephone numbers) and names
for ten one-touch speed dialing keys and registers them for group dialing.
Batch dialing
Registers the transmission time and multiple other parties facsimile numbers
(telephone numbers) and names for one of ten one-touch speed dialing keys and
registers them for batch dialing.
Remote switching dialing number
Changes the remote switching number (set to 55 at the factory) for fax reception with
an external telephone.
Password
For memory reception, registers the password (4 digits) for outputting the document.
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3-1-3 Printing system

This machine can be used as a printer for a computer running Windows 3.1 or Windows
95. It is also possible to print under the DOS mode of both systems using PCL
emulation.
* In this section, there is only list of method to check of computer connection, printer
driver installation, and computer output port.
For more detailed information, see the instruction handbook of this machine or
instruction manual of each application software.
( 1 ) Recommended computer environment
The computer configuration recommended for running the printing system under
Windows 3.1 or Windows 95 are as follows.
[ Windows 3.1]
IBM PC-AT or compatible
Minimum 20MHz 486SX CPU
Minimum 8MB installed RAM
5MB free hard disk space
1 parallel port
3.5" floppy disk drive
1 parallel cable (IEEE 1284 specifications)
[ Windows 95 ]
Minimum 33MHz 486DX CPU
Minimum 8MB installed RAM
1 parallel port
1 parallel cable (IEEE 1284 specifications)
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( 2 ) Connecting the machine to your computer
1. Turn the power of your computer off and unplug the machine power cord from the
outlet.
* Before unplugging the power cord, always check the display of the memory amount
in the message display to see if there is still data (transmission or reception
document data etc.) in this machines memory. If 100% is not displayed, there is
still data remaining. (When the power cord is disconnected, the data in the memory
is lost.)
If there is still data remaining, print or transmit it until there is no data left in memory.
2. Connect the parallel port on the machine to the parallel port on your computer with
a parallel cable. Use the clips attached to the connectors to secure the cable to the
both ports.
* The parallel port (36-pin Centronics IEEE 1284 B-Type connector) on the machine
serves as the interface port for this printing system.
Printer connector (parallel port)
Figure 3-1-24
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( 3 ) Installing the printer driver and connecting to the printer in Windows 3.1
(3-1) Installing the printer driver
* The following procedure will assume Floppy Drive A is available.
1. Start up Windows 3.1. Quit all other applications that may be open and start up
Program Manager.
2. Insert the Windows 3.1 Printer Driver Installer Disk into Drive A.
3. Use the mouse to point to File in the Menu Bar and click on Run in the dropdown menu which is displayed.
4. Type a:\install in the Command Line dialog box and then click on OK.
5. The installation window will appear. To continue the installation, click on Continue.
6. A window will appear to confirm which floppy drive the Installer Disk is in. Make sure
that A:\ is displayed and click on OK.
7. Another window to reconfirm the floppy drive will appear. Click on OK. Installation of
the printer driver will begin.
8. Once installation is complete, Restart Windows now? will appear. To finalize the
installation procedure, restart Windows 3.1 by clicking on Restart Windows.
9. Once Windows 3.1 is running again, an icon with the name of this printer will
appear.
The facsimile may now be used as a printer.
(3-2) Connecting to the printer
The factory default setting for the printer output port on most computers is LPT1.
Usually there is no need to change this setting, but, in order to confirm the present
setting in your computer, as well as to change it if it does become necessary, carry out
the following procedure.
1. Double-click on the Control Panel icon in the Main group in Program Manager.
2. Double-click on the Printers applet in the Control Panel window. The Printers
dialog box will appear.
3. Make sure that the printer is shown as being connected to the LPT1 port. If it is not,
click on Connect. The Connect dialog box will appear.
* Select the LPT1 port from the Ports list and click on OK to return to the Printers
dialog box.
4. If this printer is not selected as the default setting in the Printers dialog box, click on
Set as Default Printer.
* This printer driver will ignore any settings in the Use Print Manager window.
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( 4 ) Installing the printer driver, connecting to the printer and making a test print
in Windows 95
(4-1) Installing the printer driver
1. Start up Windows 95. Quit all other applications that may be open.
2. Insert the Windows 95 Printer Driver Installer Disk into Drive A.
3. Click on Start in the Task Bar.
4. Use the mouse to point to Settings and click on Printers in submenu which is
displayed.
5. The Printers folder will open. Double-click on the Add printer icon.
6. The Printer wizard window will open. Click on Next >.
7. A window which will allow you to select the type of printer connection will appear.
Make sure that Local printer is selected and click on Next >.
8. A list of makers and printer names will be displayed. Do not select a printer from this
list, but instead click on Have Disk.
9. The Install From Disk window will appear. Make sure that Floppy Drive A is
displayed and click on OK. The name of this printer will be displayed. Click on Next
>.
10. The Available ports list will appear. Make sure that the port to which the printer is
connected (usually LPT1) is highlighted and click on Next >.
11. The Printer wizard window will display the default name for the printer.
If desired, you may change the displayed printer name. Even if the name is
changed, operation will not be affected.
12. Click on Yes to select this printer as the default printer. If you do not want this
printer to be the default printer, click on No.
13. Click on Finish.
Installation of the printer driver will begin. Once the icon with the name of this printer
appears in the Printers folder, installation is complete.
The facsimile may now be used as a printer.
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(4-2) Connecting to the machine and making a test print
The factory default setting for the printer output port on most computers is LPT1.
Usually there is no need to change this setting, but, in order to confirm the present
setting in your computer, as well as to change it if it does become necessary, carry out
the following procedure.
1. Click on Start in the Task Bar. Use the mouse to point to Settings and click on
Printers in the submenu which is displayed.
2. The Printers folder will open. Use the right mouse button to click on the icon for this
printer.
3. Make sure that there is a check mark to the left of Set As Default in the drop-down
menu which is displayed.
If there is no check mark next to it, click on Set As Default and use the right mouse
button to click on the icon for this printer once again.
4. Click on Properties in the menu which is displayed and then click on the Details
tab in the window which appears.
5. Make sure that the LPT1 port is shown in the text box under Ports. If it is not, use
the mouse to click on the drop-down arrow in the right of the text box and check the
available ports from the drop-down list which is displayed.
6. Click on the General tab and then on Print. A test page will be printed out.
* If a Status Window dialog box appears when Properties is selected and a test
page printed out, check to see that.
The power cord is connected correctly to the printer.
An appropriate parallel cable is attached securely to both the printer and computer
ports.
7. Once the test page is printed out successfully and operation is normal, click on OK
to close the Properties dialog box.
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3-1-4 Scanning system (TWAIN)

* In this section, there is only list of method to check of computer connection, scanner
driver (TWAIN) installation, and computer output port.
For more detailed information, see the instruction handbook of this machine or
instruction manual of each application software.
( 1 ) Recommended computer environment
The computer configuration recommended for running the scanning system under
Windows 3.1 and Windows 95 are as follows.
Minimum 33MHz 486SX CPU
Windows 3.1: Minimum 8MB installed RAM, Windows 95: Minimum 16MB installed
RAM
1 serial port
1 RS-232C cable
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( 2 ) Connecting the machine to your computer
* Use a 24-pin RS-232C cable to connect the machine to your computer. The machine
is equipped with a D-SUB25PIN serial port (EIA-232-D) which is located at the rear of
the machine. Check both the connector port on the machine and on your computer
before selecting a cable for connection.
1. Turn the power to your computer off and unplug the machine power cord from the
outlet.
* Before unplugging the power cord, always check the display of the memory amount
document data etc.) in this machines memory. If 100% is not displayed, there is
still data remaining. (When the power cord is disconnected, the data in the memory
is lost.)
2. Connect the serial port on the machine to the serial port on your computer with a
RS-232C cable, use the screws on each side of the cable connector to secure the
cable to each port.
Printer connector
(serial port)
Figure 3-1-25
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( 3 ) Installing the TWAIN system
(3-1) Windows 3.1
1. Start up Windows 3.1. Quit all other applications that may be open and start up
Program Manager.
2. Insert the TWAIN System Installer Disk into Drive A.
3. Use the mouse to point to File in the Menu Bar and click on Run in the dropdown menu which is displayed.
4. Type a:\setup in the Command Line dialog box and then click on OK.
5. The installation window will appear. Click on Install.
6. Click on Start. Installation will begin.
7. Once installation is complete, a message indicating whether the installation was
successful or not will be displayed. Click on OK.
The facsimile may now be used as a scanner.
(3-2) Windows 95
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Start up Windows 95. Quit all other applications that may be open.
Insert the TWAIN System Installer Disk into Drive A.
Click on Start in the Task Bar and then Run.
Type a:\setup in the Command Line dialog box and then click on OK.
The installation window will appear. Click on Install.
Click on Start. Installation will begin.
Once installation is complete, a message indicating whether the installation was
successful or not will be displayed. Click on OK.
The facsimile may now be used as a scanner.
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3-1-5 Memory (SIMM) expansion

When this machine is used as a printer, commonly available 4MB SIMMs can be
mounted as expansion memory. Expanding the memory speeds up continuous printing
with high print quality, for example 600 dpi.
Precautions
* Always unplug the power cord before these operations.
Before unplugging the power cord, always check the display of the memory amount
document data etc.) in this machines memory. If 100% is not displayed, there is still
data remaining. (When the power cord is disconnected, the data in the memory is
lost.)
* Disconnect all connectors connected to this machine (computer connection cable,
telephone line, etc.) before starting these operations.
* Remove the imaging unit, paper feed tray, document tray, and eject tray before
starting these operations.
* Memory is extremely sensitive to static electricity. Always discharge any static
electricity safely before starting these operations.
* Always work on a level, stable location.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the five screws, then remove the base lid.
Base lid
Figure 3-1-26
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2. Firmly insert the connector for the expansion memory into CN 19 (expansion
memory connector) on the control PCB of this machine.
* Make sure that the expansion memory is securely fastened by the clips on both
ends of the expansion memory connector.
Expansion memory
(SIMM)
CN19
(expansion memory connector)
Figure 3-1-27
3. Install the base lid in its original position on the main body of the machine.
4. Install the units (imaging unit, paper feed tray, etc.) removed from the main body of
the machine back in their original positions on the main body of the machine.
5. Connect the disconnected connectors, telephone line, etc. in their original positions.
6. Connect the power cord to the power connector as it was before removal.
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3-2-1 Outline of service mode and test mode
USER MODE
* When entering the password,

unless each key is pressed
within 2 sec or any other key is
pressed, the machine will return to the user mode at that
time.
Press 0 key.
Press the Function key.
Press the # key.
Press the * key
Press 1 key.
Press 2 key.
Press 3 key.
SERVICE MODE
Press the Stop/Reset key.
Press the Function key

seven times.
Press the Enter key.
TEST MODE
no
Power turn off?
yes
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3-2-2 Service mode
12 / 15
USER MODE
'96
12 : 00
100%
* When entering the password,

unless each key is pressed
within 2 sec or any other key is
pressed, the machine will return to the user mode at that
time.
Press the # key.
Press the * key
Press 1 key.
Press 2 key.
Press 3 key.
SERVICE MODE
SERVICE MODE ON
after 1 sec
12 / 15
yes
3-2-2
12 : 00
100%
MEMORY FORWARDING
FUNCTION/ENTER
Press 0 key.
'96
SERVICE MODE OFF
Power turn off?
no
Service mode is entered. It is possible

for the machine to
set the memory
switch and carry out
the test mode in this
condition.
After 1 sec, return to

user mode.
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( 1 ) Memory switch settings
SERVICE MODE

6 times.

7 times.
12 / 15
'96
12 : 00
100%
USER SETTING
FUNCTION / ENTER
BASIC SETTING
FUNCTION / ENTER
MEMORY SW SET
FUNCTION / ENTER
MEMORY SW NO. : - 0-9
Use the numeric keys

to enter the desired
MEMORY SW NO. : 01
Refer to "(3)
Memory Switch No. (20 - 9 / ENTER

Memory switch
digits)
descriptions",
page 3-2-6.
Use the numeric keys Refer to "(3) Memory

switch descriptions",
to enter the setting
page 3-2-6.
code corresponding to
the desired setting.
Press the
0 key.
Press the
1 key.
Press the
Enter key.
Press the
Enter key.
0 : CONTINUE / 1 : END
0 - 1 / ENTER
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( 2 ) Memory switch default setting
Each default may change according to the setting country.
Section
System operation
SW No.
Contents
Default
00
Fax Auto Reduction Select
09
Transmission Report
10
Initial Resolution
15*
Display & Print Language
16*
RX Time Print
38
Auto Reduction RX
45
G3 Tester Mode
56*
Acoustic Monitor
61*
Class 1 Mode
62*
Class 1 Report
63*
RX Priority
68
Broadcast Report Print
69
Multi-Polling Report Print
73*
Memory Entry Report
75
Information Code
80
Canceled Report Print
81
Error Page Redial
85
Communication Speed Print
86
Communication Speed/Page Display
88
TX Report Print Condition
89*
S-Fine Copy / S-Fine RX Setting
94*
TX Mode
96*
1st Image Print
97*
Printing System Time Out
Initial Position
08*
Closed Network & Select Receive
Transmission
51
1 Meter Jam
39
Receive Side Mask
Reception
Communication
3-2-4
41
Receive Data Hold
04*
Number of Ringing
07*
T.T.I. Print
20
Communication Mode
21
ECM Reception
31
Receive Start Speed
55
CNG Tone
59
Special Speed Communication
66*
Fax Number in Report
98*
Number of Ringing for TAD
10
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Section
Line/Telephone
Modem Adjust
Print Position/Density
Error Detection
Sensitivity
Protocol Test
Initialize
SW No.
Contents
Default
02
Pause Time
03
Auto Redial
06*
Speaker Buzzer Volume
48
Hook Up Alarm
49
Dial/Busy Tone Detect
54*
Buzzer ON or OFF
82
PABX Ring Detection
83
PABX/PSTN Dial Tone Detection
84
PSTN Tone Detection
90
Sound Signal Check TIme
91
Time for Detection of CNG
92
Time for Calling an Operator
93*
Quasi Ring Volume
26
Attenuator (Trans.)
10
27
Attenuator (DTMF)
28
Receive Level
29
Cable Equalizer
95
Modem Control
52
Print Position (Vertical)
53
Print Position (Horizontal)
32
Carrier OFF Check
12
34
Line Error
35
Consecutive Line Error
23
CED Response Time
24
TSI Transmitting Condition
25
DCS Transmission Timing
33
TCF Check Interval
36
FSK Check Before Phase C
46
Initialize
0
* : Setting item with the User mode.
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( 3 ) Memory switch description
SW No.
00
Description
Fax auto reduction select
1 Enter 00 with the numeric keys.
2 Enter the setting with the numeric keys.
Setting
0
Remark
Setting for fax
auto reduction
select.
Contents
Documents up to 387 mm are automatically
reduced. Longer documents are printed divided
into multiple pages.
3 Press the Enter key.

02
Pause time
Setting
02
03
|
21
Contents
Setting for pause

time. Pause time
can be set from 2
sec to 21 sec by
1 sec.
2 sec
3 sec
|
21 sec

03
Auto redial
Setting
00
01
02
|
11
Contents
Auto redial is not performed.
1 time
2 times
|
11 times
3-2-6
Setting for auto

redial number. In
the case of no
response for
timer TX/
Broadcasting
etc., auto redial
is performed.
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SW No.
04
Description
Number of ringing
Setting
01
02
|
11
Contents
1 time
2 times
|
11 times
Remark
Setting for
number of
ringing. In the
case of auto
receive mode,
number of ringing
to received state
is set. Number of
ringing is set
from 1 to 11 by 1
step.

06
Speaker buzzer volume

Setting for
speaker volume.
Setting
1
2
3
Contents
Small
Normal
Big
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SW No.
07
Description
T.T.I. print
Setting
0
1
Contents
Not add
Add
Remark
In the case of
document
transmission,
T.T.I. (Company,
date etc.) is
added or not.

T.T.I.: FILE No. XXX
'96 Apr. 16 9 hour 35 minute 04/16/'96 9:35
24 letters
ID name
20 or (19, +) figures
Fax number
P1, P2, P3, ............
Page
Example of T.T.I.
FILE No.XXX Month; Day; Year; Hour; Minute ID name Fax number page
Document
08
Closed network & select receive

Setting
0
1
Contents
Not add closed network/select
transmission and receive.
Add select receive (lowest 4
figure of FAX number *1)
*1: Abbreviated number dialing key (01 to 50)/Onetouch key (not check /GROUP/BATCH key)
3-2-8
Sets whether or
not reception is
only carried out
for telephone
numbers
registered for
faxes as
abbreviated
dialing, for onetouch dialing, etc.
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SW No.
09
Description
Transmission Report
Setting
0
1
2
Contents
Not print transmission report.
Print transmission report.
Print transmission report only if
communication error has
occurred.
Remark
Setting for
transmission
report print
condition.
After
transmission,
print transmission
report.

10
Initial resolution
Setting
0
1
Setting for return

position of
resolution after
transmission.
Contents
Normal mode
Fine mode

15
Display & print language

Setting
0
1
2
(3)
*
Setting for the

language of LCD
and print
message.
Contents
First language
Second language
Third language
(Fourth language)
The available languages will differ depending upon

the country of the pruchase.
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SW No.
16
Description
RX time print
Setting
0
1
2
3
Contents
Not print
RX time print
TSI print
RX time and TSI print
Remark
Setting for RX
time (RX time:
year/month/day/
hour/minute) print
condition.

18
Tone change
Setting
0
1
Setting for tone

change
condition.
Contents
Holland type
(TONE is unchanged even if key is pressed.)
Other type
(TONE is changed from the next time a key is
pressed when the key is pressed.)
France type
(TONE is changed from the key when the key
is pressed.)

20
Communication mode
Setting
0
Setting for
communication
mode whether it
is auto or G3.
Contents
Auto means that if the partner has special
mode *1, communication is performed by special
mode, but it has not special mode, communication
performed by G3.
G3 means that communication is always
1
performed by G3.
*1: Special mode is abbreviated protocol.
However, this operation is only possible between these
machines.
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SW No.
21
Description
ECM reception
Remark
Setting for ECM
reception.
Setting
0
1
Contents
OFF
ON

23
CED response time

Setting
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Contents
35.0 sec
38.5 sec
42.0 sec
45.5 sec
49.0 sec
52.5 sec
56.0 sec
59.5 sec
91.0 sec
119.0 sec
Setting to the
waiting time for
CED. (CED:
CallED station
identification)
The maximum
waiting time is
set. If CED does
not come while
setting time, the
result of
communication is
error.

24
TSI transmitting condition

Setting
00
01
02
Contents
Not transmit
Transmit
Transmit if CSI received
TSI:
Transmitting
Subscriber
Identification
(TEL number of
transmitter)
CSI:
Called
Subscriber
Identification
(TEL number of
receiver)
Setting for the
condition to
transmit TSI.
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SW No.
25
Description
DCS transmission timing
Setting
0
1
Contents
Response to first DIS.
Response to second DIS.
26
Attenuator (trans.)
Setting
00
|
20
Contents
Remark
DCS:
Digital Command
Signal (Digital
Recognition
Signal of
standard facility
of transmitter)
DIS:
Digital
Identification
Signal (Digital
Recognition
Signal of
standard facility
of receiver)
Setting for the
condition to
transmit DCS.
Setting for
transmitting
power level of
FAX signal. (by 1
dBm step)
0 dBm
|
20 dBm

27
Attenuator (DTMF.)
Setting
00
|
20
Contents
0 dBm
|
20 dBm
3-2-12
Setting for
transmitting
power level of
DTMF signal. (by
1 dBm step)
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SW No.
28
Description
Receive level
Setting
01
|
11
Contents
38 dBm
|
48 dBm

29
Cable equalizer
Setting
0
1
Contents
0 km
7.2 km
Remark
Setting for
receive level of
FAX signal. (by 1
dBm step)
If FAX signal
which is lower
than setting level
is received, it is
not recognized
as FAX signal.
Setting for cable
equalizer which
rectifies the
characteristics of
the distance from
setting place to
switching office.

31
Receive start speed

Setting
0
1
Setting for
receive start
speed of modem.
Contents
4800 bps
14400 bps

32
Carrier off check (carrior interval of RX data)

Setting
00
01
|
12
Contents
0 sec (by 0.5 sec step)
0.5 sec
|
6 sec
Setting for carrier

off check time. If
carrier signal is
cut off during
more than setting
time, only lowspeed command
signal is watched
out up to total 6
seconds.
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SW No.
33
Description
TCF check interval
Setting
0
1
2
Abbreviated protocol short sequence

OFF
ON
100 msec
100 msec
200 msec
150 msec
300 msec
200 msec
Remark
For TCF check
after detection of
TCF signal, time
setting for
stabilizing without
TCF check.

34
Line error
Setting
0
1
2
3
4
5
Contents
0%
5%
10 %
15 %
25 %
OFF
3-2-14
Setting for error

line treatment.
In the case of the
code error which
exceeds the
number of setting
line in 1 page
occurs, the page
falls into image
quality error and
RTN is sent
back.
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SW No.
35
Description
Consecutive line error
Setting
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Contents
3 line s(Normal mode)/6 lines
(Fine/Super Fine mode)
6 lines (Normal mode)/12 lines
OFF
Remark
Setting for error
line treatment.
In the case of the
consecutive code
error which
exceeds the
number of setting
line in 1 page
occurs, the page
falls into image
quality error and
RTN is sent
back.

36
FSK check before phase C

Setting FSK
check before
phase C.

Setting
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Contents
OFF
ON
FSK check is not made during 100ms.
FSK check is not made during 1s.
FSK check is not made during 1.5s.
FSK check is not made during 2s.
FSK check is not made during 2.5s.
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SW No.
38
Description
Auto reduction RX
Setting
0
1
2
Remark
Setting for auto
reduction of
receive mode.
Contents
Not reduce (100%, 2 pages)
Reduce (~70%, 1% notch) Horizontal and vertical
Reduce (~70%, 1% notch) only vertical

39
Receive side mask

Setting
0
1
Setting for side

masking of
receive image.
Contents
Not mask
Mask (Masks the margins on both
side of the paper about 13 mm.)

41
Receive data hold

Setting
0
Contents
Not hold (Deletes data from
memory in the order in which it
was received. (If there is a jam
during output, that page can not
be printed again.))
Hold (The received data is
printed, but not deleted from
memory until all the data printing
is complete. (If there is a jam
during output, the data can be
printed again.))
3-2-16
Setting for
receive data hold
in the code
memory until the
image is printed
out completely.
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SW No.
45
Description
G3 tester mode
Setting
0
1
2
Remark
Setting for G3
report printing
after
communication.
Contents
Not print
Print after every communication.
Print only if communication error has occurred.

46
Initialize
Setting for FAX

data initialize.

Setting
0
1
2
Contents
All data clear.
File *1/Command data clear
Abbreviated number dialing key/One-touch key/
P key *2/Batch key data clear
3
Report data clear
4
Memory switch table data clear
5
Printer counter data clear
6
Activity report TX/RX count clear
*1: Document data stored in memory
*2: Program key
48
Hook up alarm
Setting
0
1
Contents
Setting for hook

up alarm which
indicates internal/
external handset
is hung on.
Not alarm
Alarm
3-2-17
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SW No.
49
Description
Dial/busy tone detect (Line standard application
pending)
Remark
Setting for dial or
busy tone
detection.
Setting
0
1
2
Contents
Busy tone detection on, other tone detection off
Observe the regulation
All tone detection off

51
1 meter jam
Setting
0
1
2
3
Contents
OFF
1m
2m
3m
Setting for 1
meter jam which
means if
document
exceeds 1 m, 2
m, 3 m jam is
judged.

52
Print position (vertical)

Setting
0
1
|
5
|
8
Contents
0 mm
1 mm
|
5 mm
|
8 mm
3-2-18
Setting for
vertical position
of print start. (by
1mm step)
(see page 3-344)
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SW No.
53
Description
Print position (horizontal)
Setting
0
1
|
5
|
8
Contents
0 mm
1 mm
|
5 mm
|
8 mm
Remark
Setting for
horizontal
position of print
start. (by 1mm
step)
(see page 3-346)

54
Buzzer on or off
Setting
0
1
Contents
Buzzer OFF
Buzzer ON

55
CNG tone
CNG tone for

manual dialing.
Setting
0
1
Contents
OFF
ON

56
Acoustic monitor
Setting
0
1
Setting for
acoustic monitor
on or off.
Contents
OFF
ON (Phase A - E)
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3-2-20
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SW No.
59
Remark
Description
Special speed (abbreviated protocol) communication

Setting
0
1
2
3
TX
Not special speed
Special speed
Not special speed
Special speed
Setting for
special speed
communication.
RX
Special speed
Special speed
Not special speed
Not special speed
61
Class 1 mode
Setting for class

1 mode.
Setting
0
1
Contents
OFF
ON
62
Class 1 report
Setting
0
1
Setting for print

condition of class
1 report.
Contents
Not print
Print
63
RX priority
Setting
0
1
Contents
FAX
PC
Sets whether to
print the received
data with the
FAX or capture
into the PC as
the image data.
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SW No.
66
Description
Fax number in report
Remark
Select CSI/NSF
or actual number.

Setting
0
1
2
Contents
CSI/NSF/BLANK
Actual number (name or number)
Actual number (only number)

68
Broadcast report print

Setting
0
1
Setting for print

condition of
broadcast report.
Contents
Not print
Print after broadcast

69
Multi-polling report print

Setting
0
1
Setting for print

condition of
multi-polling
report.
Contents
Not print
Print after multi-polling

73
Memory entry report

Setting
0
1
Contents
Not print
Print with every entry
3-2-22
3-2-20-1
Sets whether not

to print when
another
document is
entered in
memory when
transmission has
been reserved.
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SW No.
75
Description
Information code
Setting
0
1
Remark
Setting for print
of information
code.
Contents
Not print
Print (Prints the details of the error
in the TX report.)

80
Canceled report print

Setting
0
1
Setting for print

condition of
canceled report.
Contents
Not print
Print after MEM, FILE clear by operation

81
Error page redial

Setting
0
Setting for error

page redial
condition.
Contents
Pattern 1 (If a transmission error occurs during
memory transmission, the line is cut off, then
transmission is repeated from the page during
which the error occurred.)
Pattern 2 (Even if a transmission error occurs
during memory transmission, the line is not cut
off and transmission continues ignoring (skipping
over) the page during which the error occurred.)
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SW No.
82
Description
PABX ring detection
Remark
Setting for PABX
ring detection.

Setting
0
1
Contents
Ring pattern is detected up to the outer area of
the PTT required.
Ring pattern is detected only by the area of the
PTT required.

83
PABX dial tone detection

Setting
0
1
2
Setting for PABX

dial tone
detection.
Contents
Not detect dial tone, but dial after fixed time.
Detect dial tone which is same to PSTN and start
dialing after detection.
Detect expanded PSTN dial tone and start dialing
after detection.

84
PSTN dial tone detection

Setting
0
1
2
Contents
Not detect dial tone, but dial after fixed time.
Detect dial tone which is same to PSTN and start
dialing after detection.
Detect expanded PSTN dial tone and start dialing
after detection.
3-2-24
3-2-22
Setting for PSTN

dial tone
detection. (PABX
mode)
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SW No.
85
Description
Communication speed print
Setting
0
1
Remark
Setting for
communication
speed print.
Contents
Not print
Print

86
Communication speed/page display

Setting
0
1
Setting for
communication
speed/ page
display.
Contents
Not display
Display

88
TX report print condition

Setting
0
1
Setting for TX
report print
condition when
redial.
Contents
TX report printed after each redialing
TX report printed after completion of set number
of redialings

89
S-Fine copy/ S-Fine RX setting

Setting
0
1
Setting for super

fine copy/ super
fine RX.
Contents
OFF
ON
3-2-25
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SW No.
90
Description
Sound signal check time
Setting
00
01
|
30
Remark
Setting for sound
signal check
time.
Contents
0 sec
1 sec
|
30 sec

91
Time for detection of CNG

Setting
0
1
2
3
4
Setting for time

for detection of
CNG.
Contents
1 sec
2 sec
3 sec
4 sec
5 sec

92
Time for calling an operator

Setting
0
1
2
3
Contents
10 sec
15 sec
20 sec
25 sec
3-2-26
3-2-24
Setting for time

for calling an
operator
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SW No.
93
Description
Quasi ring volume
Remark
Setting for quasi
ring volume.

Setting
0
1
2
Contents
Small
Normal
Big

94
TX mode
Setting for TX
mode.
Setting
0
1
Contents
ADF TX (Direct transmission)
Memory TX

95
Modem control
Setting for
modem control.

Setting
Contents
Equalizer freeze *1 OFF/Carrier check
0
1
Equalizer freeze ON/Carrier check
2
Equalizer freeze OFF/EQM check
3
Equalizer freeze ON/EQM check
*1: The equalizer freeze corrects for carrier data distortion and
retains that correction value.
96
1st image print

Setting
0
1
Setting for 1st

image print
(transmission
report).
Contents
OFF (Not print)
ON (Print)
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SW No.
97
Description
Printing system time out
Setting
0
1
2
|
31
Contents
No time out
10 sec
20 sec
|
310 sec
Remark
Setting for
Printing system
time out.
If print data is not
received from the
computer for the
set time, the line
with the
computer is
forcibly cut off.

98
Number of ringing for TAD

Setting
01
02
|
11
Contents
1 time
2 times
|
11 times
3-2-28
3-2-26
Setting for
number of
ringing.
In the case of
TAD mode,
number of ringing
to received state
is set.
Number of
ringing is set
from 1 to 11 by 1
step.
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3-2-3 Test mode
USER MODE
12 / 15
'96
12 : 00
100%
Enter the service mode.

(Refer to 3-2-2 Service mode, page 3-2-2)
SERVICE MODE
12 / 15
'96
12 : 00
100%

seven times.
TEST MODE
TEST MODE
OT
Press the Onetouch key No.1.
Reading test
mode
Modem test
mode
Aging test mode
Print test mode
ADF
adjustment
mode
*This mode has

three adjustment
modes (No.1-No.3).
Do not change
these mode setting.
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( 1 ) Reading test mode
* In this mode, check the contact image sensor (CIS) operation.
SERVICE MODE

seven times.
TEST MODE
TEST MODE
OT
Press the One-touch

key No.1.
Reading test mode
SCANNER ON
3-2-30
3-2-28
SCANNER LED ON
* The exposure lamp

(LED) of the contact image sensor lights.
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( 2 ) Modem test mode
* In this mode, check the on-board modem operation (output test for the DTMF signal assigned each numeric key and tonal signal).
SERVICE MODE

seven times.
TEST MODE
TEST MODE
OT
Press the One-touch

key No.2.
Modem test mode
MODEM TEST
9600 BPS (V29)
9600bps (V29) signal

output.
Press the One-touch

key (1-8) corresponding
to the desired output
signal.
The signal corresponding to the pressed Onetouch key is outputted.
Refer to Table 1, next

page .
MODEM TEST
Outputted signal name

appears here. (Refer to
Table 1, next page.
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Table 1
Output signal
One-touch key
No.1.
One-touch key
No.2.
One-touch key
No.3.
One-touch key
No.4.
One-touch key
No.5.
One-touch key
No.6.
One-touch key
No.7.
One-touch key
No.8.
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
9600 bps (V29)

7200 bps (V29)
4800 bps (V27ter)
2400 bps (V27ter)
300 bps
1100 Hz
2100 Hz
1209 Hz
1336 Hz
1477 Hz
1633 Hz
697 Hz
770 Hz
852 Hz
941 Hz
PB signal *2
No signal (DP ON)
No signal (DP OFF)
14400 bps (V17)
12000 bps (V17)
9600 bps (V17)
7200 bps (V17)
14400 bps (V33)
12000 bps (V33)
Display
9600 bps (V29)
7200 bps (V29)
4800 bps
2400 bps
300 bps
1100 Hz
2100 Hz
Tone 1209 Hz
Tone 1336 Hz
Tone 1477 Hz
Tone 1633 Hz
Tone 697 Hz
Tone 770 Hz
Tone 852 Hz
Tone 941 Hz
PB (x) *2
NO SIGNAL
DP OFF
14400 bps (V17)
12000 bps (V17)
9600 bps (V17)
7200 bps (V17)
14400 bps (V33)
12000 bps (V33)
*1: Every time pressing each One-touch key, the signal is outputted in the order described in the Table 1.
For example, when pressing the One-touch key No.5, the signal is outputted as
follows.
Press the One-touch key No.5.
770 Hz signal is outputted. (Message display: TONE 770 Hz)
*2: Pressing the numeric keys (0 to 9), key and # key output DTMF signal corresponding to the key (s).
The character corresponding to the pressed key appears on the message display.
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( 3 ) Print test mode
* In this mode, output the test chart (see figure 3-2-1).
SERVICE MODE

seven times.
TEST MODE
TEST MODE
OT
Press the One-touch

key No.3.

to enter the desired test
chart No. (0 or 1).
TEST CHART No. 0

0 -1 / ENTER / START
Use the numeric keys to

MASK CONTROL 0
enter the desired mask

control No. (0 or 1).
0: Not Mask *1
1: Mask
*1 If 0 (Not Mask) is selected, the test chart
image is printed on the
non-image area.
to enter the desired
print count No. (0 to 9).
PRINT COUNT
0
Press the Start key.
TEST REPORT PRINT
PRINTING
The test chart is outputted at

the selected condition.
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Test chart No.0
Test chart No.1

Figure 3-2-1 Test chart
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( 4 ) Aging test mode
* In this mode, check the printer section, document feed/image reading section
(ADF) operation.
SERVICE MODE

seven times.
TEST MODE
TEST MODE
OT
Press the One-touch

key No.4.
CONT OPERATION
ENTER / START

SCANNER
ENTER / START
SCANNER ON
*1
SCANNER ON
Press the Start key.
B
A
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PRINTER ON
Yes
*2
No
Scanner ON?
D
ENGINE & SCANNER
ENTER / STOP
ENGINE
ENTER / STOP
SCANNER OFF
SCANNER ON
*1
*1 The ADF motor starts to drive, the exposure lamp for the contact image sensor
lights.
The printer section, document feed/image reading section (ADF) operates a
simulated document reading. In this time, when a document is on the document
table, the document is fed.
*2 The main motor comes on, the printer section operates a simulated printing. In
this time, when a paper is in the paper feed cassette, the paper is fed.
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( 5 ) ADF adjustment mode
* In this mode, perform each adjustment for the document feed/image reading section (ADF).
SERVICE MODE

seven times.
TEST MODE
TEST MODE
OT
Press the One-touch

key No.5.
Adjusting the document leading edge

ADF ADJ
XXXXX
registration timing (see page 3-3-48).

MODE01 0 - 9 / ENTER
Adjusting the document trailing edge

XXXXX
ADF ADJ
registration timing (see page 3-3-50).
Adjusting the document reading start

XXXXX
ADF ADJ
position (see page 3-3-52).
Adjusting the document reading

density threshold (see page 3-3-43).
XXXXX
ADF ADJ
Do not change the setting of this ADF ADJ

XXXXX
mode other than the setting at the
factory setting.
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3-3-1 Precautions for assembly and disassembly

Precautions
Always unplug the power cord before starting disassembly and assembly operations.
Disconnect all connectors connected to this machine (computer connection cable,
telephone line, etc.) before starting these operations.
Remove the imaging unit, paper feed tray, document table, and eject tray before
starting these operations.
During disassembly, if wires are fastened with binding bands, you may cut these
bands as necessary, but if you cut them, always fasten those wires and return them to
their original positions during assembly.
When handling PCBs, do not touch the PCB connection sections with your bare hands
or damage them.
When ICs are installed on a PCB, do not touch with bare hands or with any object that
might carry a static electric charge.
When replacing the fixing thermostat, always use the specified parts. Never use wire
or the like instead of the specified thermostat. It can damage the machine and cause
accidents.
Always use the tester indicated below when measuring voltage.
Hioki 3200
Sanwa MD-180C
Sanwa YX-360TR
Beckman TECH300
Beckman 3030: Capable of measuring RMS values.
Beckman 330: Capable of measuring RMS values.
Beckman DM45
Beckman DM850: Capable of measuring RMS values.
Fluke 8060A: Capable of measuring RMS values.
Arlec DMM1050
Arlec YF1030C
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3-3-2 Outer covers

Follow the procedures below to detach the outer covers to perform disassembly.
( 1 ) Detaching and refitting the rear cover and right cover
<Procedure>
1. Open the main body of the machine.
2. Remove the four screws, then remove the rear cover.
3. Remove the screw, then remove the memory board cover.
* If the optional memory board is installed, remove it.
4. Remove the two screws, remove the square hole on the right cover (section
indicated by round mark in the figure) from the projection on the main body of the
machine, then remove the right cover.
Right cover
Rear cover
Memory board
cover
Figure 3-3-1
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( 2 ) Detaching and refitting the left cover and left front cover
<Procedure>
1. Remove the rear cover. (See page 3-3-2.)
2. Remove the three screws, remove the three square holes on the left cover (sections
indicated by round marks in the figure) from the projections on the main body of the
machine, then remove the left cover.
3. Remove the two screws, then remove the left front cover.
Left front
cover
Left cover
Figure 3-3-2
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( 3 ) Detaching and refitting the upper cover
<Procedure>
1. Remove the operation unit. (See page 3-3-42.)
2. Open the main body of the machine.
3. Remove the two screws, free the two hooks on the upper cover (sections indicated
by round marks in the figure) from the upper frame, then remove the upper cover.
Upper cover
Figure 3-3-3
( 4 ) Detaching and refitting the base lid
<Procedure>
1. Remove the five screws, then remove the base lid.
Base lid
Figure 3-3-4
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3-3-3 Paper feed section

( 1 ) Detaching and refitting the paper feed pulley
Follow the procedure below to clean or replace the paper feed pulley.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the ADF housing. (See page 3-3-12.)
2. Remove the sensor stay fastened to the upper frame with double-sided adhesive
tape.
3. Remove the terminal cover. (See page 3-3-8.)
Sensor stay
Bushing
Grounding
plate
Figure 3-3-5
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4. Remove the stop ring, then remove the shim, feed clutch, pin, and bushing.
5. Remove the paper feed pulley shaft from the bushing on the machine right side,
then remove the paper feed pulley shaft from the upper frame.
* During refitting, be careful not to bend the grounding plate when inserting the paper
feed pulley shaft into the machine right side bushing. (See figure 3-3-5.)
6. Remove the paper feed collar and pin.
7. Remove the two paper feed collars.
8. Remove the stop ring, then remove the pin and paper feed pulley.
Paper feed
pulley shaft
Stop ring
Paper feed
pulley
Pin
Paper feed collars

Paper feed collar
Pin
Bushing
Feed clutch
Shim
Pin
Stop ring
Figure 3-3-6
9. After cleaning or replacing, refit all removed parts.
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( 2 ) Detaching and refitting the paper feed pad
Follow the procedure below to clean or replace the paper feed pad.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the paper feed pulley. (See page 3-3-5.)
2. Push the paper feed pad hinge sections to the inside as direction of the arrow and
remove the paper feed pad from the upper frame as shown in the figure.
Paper feed pad
Spring
Paper feed pad
Figure 3-3-7
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( 3 ) Detaching and refitting the lower feed roller
Follow the procedure below to clean or replace the lower feed roller.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the screw, then remove the terminal cover.
* When refitting, the open/close strap hook section (section indicated by the round
mark in the figure) must be fastened by being securely installed on the projection of
the terminal cover.
Terminal cover
Open/close strap
Figure 3-3-8
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2. Remove the left and right crimp-style springs, then remove the lower feed roller.
* When removing or refitting, be careful not to bend the grounding plate.
3. Remove the bushings and shims from both ends of the lower feed roller.
Shim
Lower feed roller

Bushing
Grounding plate
Crimp-style spring
Lower feed roller
Crimp-style spring
Figure 3-3-9
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( 4 ) Detaching and refitting the upper feed roller
Follow the procedure below to clean or replace the upper feed roller.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the lower feed roller. (See page 3-3-8.)
2. Remove the E ring, then remove the upper feed roller gear and bushing.
3. Remove the upper feed roller from the bushing on the right side of the machine.
4. Remove the bushing, then remove the upper feed roller.
* When removing or refitting, be careful not to bend the grounding plate.
Upper feed
roller gear
E ring
Bushing
Bushing
Grounding plate
Upper feed roller
Figure 3-3-10
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3-3-4 Document feed and image reading sections (ADF)

( 1 ) Detaching and refitting the ADF guide
Follow the procedure below to detach the ADF guide to perform disassembly.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the operation unit. (See page 3-3-42.)
2. Remove the screw, then remove the grounding wire from the ADF guide.
3. Disconnect the 3-pin connectors for the ADF timing switch and document detection
switch.
4. Remove the ferrite core installed on the wire. Pull out the grounding wire, the wires
for the two 3-pin connectors disconnected, and the wires for the connector
connected to the operation unit from the hole on the ADF guide in the direction of
the arrow.
5. Remove the retainer pin, remove the hinge for the ADF guide from the hole on the
ADF housing, then remove the ADF guide.
Grounding wire
Ferrite core
ADF guide
Hinge
3-pin connectors
Retainer pin
Figure 3-3-11
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( 2 ) Detaching and refitting the ADF housing
Follow the procedure below to detach the ADF housing to perform disassembly.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the ADF guide. (See page 3-3-11.)
2. Remove the contact image sensor (CIS). (See page 3-3-13.)
3. Remove the upper cover. (See page 3-3-4.)
4. Free the wires from the two cord clamp sections for the ADF housing.
5. Remove the screw, then remove the two grounding wires.
6. Remove the two screws, then remove the ADF housing as shown in the figure.
* When refitting, insert the two claws for the ADF housing into the bottom side of the
upper frame and check that holes on the ADF housing are firmly placed into pins for
the upper frame. (sections indicated by round marks in the figure)
ADF housing
Grounding wires
Cord clamp
sections
Upper frame
ADF housing
Figure 3-3-12
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( 3 ) Detaching and refitting the contact image sensor (CIS)
Follow the procedure below to check or replace the contact image sensor.
* During removing, if wires are fastened with binding bands, you may cut these bands
as necessary, but if you cut them, always fasten those wires and return them to their
original positions during refitting.
<Procedure>
2. Insert flat-bladed screwdrivers or the like into three locations in the grooves on the
ADF guide, free the CIS retainer hooks, and pull the CIS retainer up and out, then
remove it from the ADF housing.
* When refitting, insert the two left and right claws for the CIS retainer securely into
the bottom side of the ADF housing (sections indicated with round marks in the
figure).
Hook
CIS retainer
Hooks
Claw
Claw
CIS retainer
Contact image
sensor
Grooves
ADF housing
Figure 3-3-13
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3. Gently remove the contact image sensor from the ADF housing.
4. Disconnect the connector, then remove the contact image sensor.
Contact image sensor
Connector
Figure 3-3-14
5. After checking or replacing, refit all removed parts.
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( 4 ) Detaching and refitting the ADF pad
Follow the procedure below to clean or replace the ADF pad.
<Procedure>
2. Remove the two projections of the ADF guide from the square holes on the pad
plate spring, then remove the pad plate spring in the direction of the arrow.
3. Remove the ADF pad from the ADF guide.
ADF pad
Pad plate spring
ADF guide
Projections
Pad plate spring

Square
holes
Figure 3-3-15
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( 5 ) Detaching and refitting the ADF paper feed roller and ADF conveying roller
Follow the procedure below to clean or replace the ADF paper feed roller and ADF
conveying roller.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the ADF housing. (See Page 3-3-12.)
2. Remove the E ring, then remove the ADF conveying gear 36 from the ADF conveying
roller.
3. Remove the idle gear 16/37 from the drive pin for the ADF housing.
4. Remove the E ring, then remove the ADF paper feed gear 51 and ADF paper feed
square spring from the ADF paper feed roller.
5. Remove one E ring each and shift the bushings that fastens the ADF conveying
roller and ADF paper feed roller in the direction of the arrows, then remove the ADF
conveying roller and ADF paper feed roller from the ADF housing.
* When refitting, be careful not to bend the grounding plate and check that each
bushing is firmly contacting the grounding terminal as shown in figure 3-3-17.
6. Remove the ADF paper feed roller and ADF conveying roller from the ADF housing.
7. Remove one bushing each from the ADF paper feed roller and ADF conveying roller.
ADF conveying
gear 36
E ring
Idle gear
16/37
ADF paper feed

square spring
E ring
ADF paper feed gear 51
E ring
E ring
Bushing
ADF housing
Bushing
ADF paper feed roller

ADF conveying roller
Figure 3-3-16
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Bushing
Grounding terminal
Grounding terminal
Bushing
Figure 3-3-17
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( 6 ) Detaching and refitting the ADF eject roller
Follow the procedure below to clean or replace the ADF eject roller.
<Procedure>
2. Remove the E ring, then remove the ADF conveying gear 36 from the ADF eject
roller.
3. Remove the E ring, shift the bushing that fastens the ADF eject roller in the direction
of the arrow, then remove ADF eject roller from the ADF housing.
* When refitting, be careful not to bend the grounding plate and check that the
bushing is firmly contacting the grounding terminal as shown in figure 3-3-19.
4. Remove the ADF eject roller from the ADF housing.
5. Remove the bushing from the ADF eject roller.
E ring
E ring
ADF eject roller
Bushing
Figure 3-3-18
Bushing
Grounding
terminal
Figure 3-3-19
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3-3-5 Optical section

( 1 ) Detaching and refitting the laser scanning unit
Follow the procedure below to clean or replace the laser scanning unit.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the control PCB (See page 3-3-36.) and the high voltage transformer PCB
cover (See page 3-3-39.).
* However, when removing the control PCB, remove the two relay connectors without
removing CN6 and CN13 (sections indicated by round marks in the figure).
2. Remove the three ferrite cores installed on the wires.
3. Free the wires from the cord clamp sections of the main body of the machine.
Cord clamp sections
High voltage
transformer
PCB cover
Ferrite
core
Cord clamp
sections
Ferrite
core
Ferrite core
Control PCB
Relay connectors
Figure 3-3-20
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4.
5.
6.
7.
Remove the power source PCB. (See page 3-3-40.)

Remove the two screws, then remove the cooling fan.
Remove the two screws, then remove the three grounding wires from the chassis.
Pull out the connector wires connected to the control PCB from the square hole in
the cooling fan rear side chassis.
Cooling fan
Square hole
Grounding wires
Grounding wire
Screw
Chassis
Screw
Figure 3-3-21
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8. Remove the four terminals for the high voltage transformer PCB fastened to the
base. (See page 3-3-38.)
9. Remove the fixing unit. (See page 3-3-26, 3-3-27.)
10. Remove the upper cover. (See page 3-3-4.)
11. Remove the screw, then remove the open/close strap (machine left side) from the
upper frame.
12. Remove the retainer pin, then remove the open/close strap (machine right side)
from the base.
Open/close strap
Open/close strap
Retainer pin
Figure 3-3-22
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13. Open the machine main body about 90 and remove the four screws for the base.
14. Close the machine main body, slide the base to the rear side, remove the
projections for the base from the two hook sections for the chassis (sections
indicated with round marks in the figure), then remove the base from the chassis
together with the upper frame.
* When removing or refitting, be careful that the three grounding brushes (sections
indicated with round marks in figure 3-3-24) are not bent.
Base
Chassis
Figure 3-3-23
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15. Remove the three screws, then remove the laser scanning unit.
Laser scanning unit
Figure 3-3-24
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3-3-6 Transfer section

( 1 ) Detaching and refitting the transfer roller
Follow the procedure below to clean or replace the transfer roller.
<Procedure>
2. Remove the two hooks for the left and right transfer roller bushing each from the
upper frame, then remove the transfer roller.
Hooks
Transfer roller
bushing
Transfer roller
Transfer roller
bushing
Figure 3-3-25
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3. Remove the transfer roller pulleys, transfer roller bushings, and transfer springs
from the transfer roller as shown in the figure.
Transfer spring
Transfer roller pulley

Transfer roller bushing
Transfer spring
Transfer roller
Transfer roller bushing

Transfer roller pulley
Figure 3-3-26
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3-3-7 Fixing section

( 1 ) Detaching and refitting the fixing thermistor
Follow the procedure below to check or replace the fixing thermistor.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the base lid. (See page 3-3-4.)
2. Disconnect the connector for the fixing thermistor connected to CN18 on the control
PCB, and pass the wire to the square hole for the chassis.
Control PCB
Square hole
CN18
Figure 3-3-27
3. Remove the rear cover and right cover. (See page 3-3-2.)
4. Remove the left cover and left front cover. (See page 3-3-3.)
5. Pull out the open/close spring in the direction of the arrow A and remove it from the
fastening section.
6. Remove the three screws for the safety switch mount.
7. Remove the pin for the base (section indicated with round mark in the figure) from
the hole for the safety switch mount, then remove the safety switch mount as shown
in the figure.
Open/close spring
Safety switch mount
Figure 3-3-28
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8. Disconnect the two 1-pin connectors for the fixing heater.
* When connecting the two 1-pin connectors for the fixing heater, connect as
indicated by the mark on the base (with the white wire connector on the top and the
black wire connector on the bottom).
9. Remove the screw and the retainer pin, then remove the fixing unit as shown in the
figure.
* When removing or refitting, be careful not to bend the fixing unit left bottom
grounding brush.
* When refitting, check that the two fixing unit claws (sections indicated with round
marks in the figure) are firmly inserted into the chassis hook sections.
Retainer pin
2
1
Fixing unit
1-pin connectors
Grounding brush
Figure 3-3-29
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10. Remove the screw, then remove the fixing thermistor.
* When refitting, firmly insert the fixing thermistor projection into the fixing housing
groove.
Fixing
thermistor
Projection
Groove
Fixing housing
Figure 3-3-30
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( 2 ) Detaching and refitting the fixing heater
Follow the procedure below to check or replace the fixing heater.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the safety switch mount. (See page 3-3-26.)
2. Remove the two screws, then remove the fixing unit upper housing as shown in the
figure.
2
1
Fixing unit upper housing
Figure 3-3-31
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3. Remove the two screws for the fixing heater, then remove the fixing heater together
with the heat roller.
4. Pull out the fixing heater from the heat roller.
Fixing heater
Heat roller
Heat roller
Fixing heater
Figure 3-3-32
* When refitting the fixing heater, be careful about the following points.
Install facing in the correct direction.
100V: Install with the black paint side (section indicated in the figure) on the right.
120V: Install with the indigo paint side (section indicated in the figure) on the right.
230V: Install with the red paint side (section indicated in the figure) on the right.
Do not touch the fixing heater glass section with bare hands.
Fixing heater
Figure 3-3-33
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( 3 ) Detaching and refitting the heat roller
Follow the procedure below to clean or replace the heat roller.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the fixing heater. (See page 3-3-29.)
2. Remove the heat roller gear, then remove the left and right heat roller bushings.
* When refitting the heat roller, hook the separation claws on the heat roller.
Heat roller bushing
Heat roller
Heat roller gear
Heat roller bushing
Figure 3-3-34
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( 4 ) Detaching and refitting the press roller
Follow the procedure below to clean or replace the press roller.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the fixing unit upper housing. (See page 3-3-29.)
2. Open the fixing unit upper housing left and right press roller bushing hook sections
(sections indicated by round marks in the figure) to the outside and remove the
press roller together with the press roller bushing.
3. Remove the press roller bushings and press springs from the press roller.
Press roller
Press roller
Press roller bushing
Press
spring
Figure 3-3-35
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( 5 ) Detaching and refitting the separation claw
Follow the procedure below to clean or replace the separation claw.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the heat roller. (See page 3-3-31.)
2. Remove the one spring each, then remove the two separation claws.
* When the separation claws are installed, they must hook on the heat roller.
Separation claw
Spring
Figure 3-3-36
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( 6 ) Detaching and refitting the fixing thermostat 1 and 2
Follow the procedure below to check or replace the fixing thermostat 1 and 2.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the heat roller. (See page 3-3-31.)
2. Remove the two screws, then remove the fixing thermostat 1 and 2.
* When refitting the fixing thermostats, always install the fixing thermostat 1 (150C/
302F) on the right side and the fixing thermostat 2 (145C/293F) on the left side.
Fixing thermostat 1
(150C/302F)
Fixing thermostat 2
(145C/293F)
Figure 3-3-37
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( 7 ) Detaching and refitting the eject roller
Follow the procedure below to clean or replace the eject roller.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the fixing unit upper housing. (See page 3-3-29.)
2. Remove the stop ring, then remove the fixing idle gear.
3. Slide the eject roller in the direction of the arrow and remove it from the fixing unit.
Eject roller
Eject roller
Fixing idle gear
Stop ring
Figure 3-3-38
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3-3-8 PCBs
( 1 ) Detaching and refitting the control PCB (CPCB)
Follow the procedure below to check or replace the control PCB.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the base lid. (See Page 3-3-4.)
2. Disconnect all the connectors connected to the control PCB.
3. If the expansion memory (SIMM) is installed, remove the expansion memory
(SIMM) from the control PCB.
4. Remove the eight screws, then remove the control PCB.
Control PCB
Figure 3-3-39
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( 2 ) Detaching and refitting the NCU PCB
Follow the procedure below to check or replace the NCU PCB.
<Procedure>
2. Remove the left cover. (See page 3-3-3.)
3. Remove the three screws and the connector (CN1), then remove the NCU PCB.
CN1
NCU PCB
Figure 3-3-40
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( 3 ) Detaching and refitting the high voltage transformer PCB
Follow the procedure below to check or replace the high voltage transformer PCB.
<Procedure>
2. Remove the right cover. (See page 3-3-2.)
3. Remove the screws for each terminal, then remove the four terminals for the high
voltage transformer PCB.
* When refitting, be careful to install each terminal in the correct position.
4. Cut off the binding band.
White
Gray
Red
Binding band
White
(Yellow tube with
the terminal crimp section)
Figure 3-3-41
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5. Remove the base lid. (See page 3-3-4.)
6. Remove the control PCB. (See page 3-3-36.)
7. Slide the high voltag transformer PCB cover in the direction of the arrow and
remove it from the hook of the chassis, and then remove the high voltage
transformer PCB cover from the machine.
High
voltage
transformer
PCB cover
Hook
Figure 3-3-42-1
8. Remove the two screws and the connector (CN1), then remove the high voltage
transformer PCB.
CN1
High voltage
transformer PCB
Figure 3-3-42-2
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( 4 ) Detaching and refitting the power source PCB
Follow the procedure below to check or replace the power source PCB.
<Procedure>
1. Remove the rear cover and right cover. (See page 3-3-2.)
2. Remove the left cover. (See page 3-3-3.)
3. Remove the eight screws, then remove the rear cover mount.
Rear cover mount
Figure 3-3-43
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4. Remove the two 1-pin connectors for the power source PCB connected to the fixing
heater.
* When connecting the 1-pin connectors for the fixing heater, connect as indicated by
the mark on the base (with the white wire connector on the top and the black wire
connector on the bottom).
5. Remove the two screws and the connector (CN1), then remove the power source
PCB.
black
white
1-pin connectors
CN1
power source PCB
Figure 3-3-44
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( 5 ) Detaching and refitting the operation unit
Follow the procedure below to check or replace the operation unit PCB.
<Procedure>
1. Open the ADF cover.
2. Remove the two screws for the operation unit .
3. Free the square holes on the operation unit from the three projections on the ADF
guide (sections indicated by round marks in the figure), then remove the operation
unit slowly.
4. Disconnect the connector (CN1) for the operation unit PCB, then remove the
operation unit.
Operation unit
Connector
Figure 3-3-45
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3-3-9 Adjustment
( 1 ) Adjusting the document reading density threshold
Preform this adjustment when the image density is not correct, replacing the contact
image sensor (CIS) or control PCB (CPCB).
<Procedure>
Start
See page 3-2-2.
Make a test copy.
Is the test copy image

density correct ?
Yes
Exit the service mode.
No
Enter the test mode.
End
See page 3-2-27.
Select the Mode No.4 (Adjusting The current setting will appear.
the document reading density
ADF ADJ
00029
threshold) of ADF adjustment
MODE 04 0 - 9/ENTER
mode. (Press the one-touch key
No.5 and press the enter key
three times.)
Change the setting with the numeric keys.

The test copy image is too light:
Increase the setting.
The test copy image is too dark:
Decrease the setting.
* Default setting: 00029

When changing the setting, set
the setting within the default
setting 2 (27 - 31) range .
When setting other than this
range, it may cause the image
error.
Press the Enter key twice.
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( 2 ) Adjusting the paper leading edge registration timing
Preform this adjustment when the leading edge margin (image writing start position of
sub scanning direction) is not correct or replacing the control PCB (CPCB).
<Procedure>
Start
See page 3-2-2.
See page 3-2-27.
Execute print test mode and print

See "(3) Print test mode"
out the test chart No.0.

on page 3-2-31.
Is the leading edge

margin on the test
chart correct ?
Yes
Exit the test mode.
No
Press the Stop/Reset key
Enter the memory switch setting

mode (See page 3-2-3).
End
Enter "52" with the numeric keys The current setting will appear.
and press the Enter key.
PRINT POS. (V)
4
0 - 8/ENTER
The leading edge margin is long
(Example 1):
Decrease the setting .
The leading edge margin is short
(Example 2):
Enter "1" with the numeric key and

press the Enter key.
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* Setting range: 0 - 8
Default setting: 4
Amount of change for 1 step: 1mm
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Example 1
Example 2
Standard setting of leading edge margin: 3 mm 2.5 mm
Figure 3-3-46
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( 3 ) Adjusting the center registration
Perform this adjustment when there is not align between the center of the printing image
and the center of the document image (The printing image is shifted toward the right or
the left side: image writing start position of main scanning direction is not correct) or
replacing the control PCB (CPCB).
<Procedure>
Start
See page 3-2-2.
See page 3-2-27.
Execute print test mode and print

See "(3) Print test mode"
out the test chart No.0.

on page 3-2-31.
Is the printing image

shifted toward the right or
left side ?
No
Exit the test mode.

Yes

End
Enter the memory switch setting
mode (See page 3-2-3).
Enter "53" with the numeric keys The current setting will appear.
and press the Enter key.
PRINT POS. (H)
4
0 - 8/ENTER
The printing image is shifted toward the right side (Example 1):
The printing image is shifted toward the left side (Example 2):
Enter "1" with the numeric key and

press the Enter key.
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* Setting range: 0 - 8
Default setting: 4
Amount of change for 1 step: 1 mm
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Correct image
Example 1
Example 2
Figure 3-3-47
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( 4 ) Adjusting the document leading edge registration timing
Preform this adjustment when the leading edge of the document image disappears or a
black line appears at the leading edge of the printing image (the reading start position of
the sub scanning direction for the document image is not correct) or replacing the
control PCB (CPCB).
* Be sure to adjust the paper leading edge registration timing (see page 3-3-44) before
this adjustment.
<Procedure>
Start
Is the paper leading

edge registration timing (leading
edge margin) correct ?
No
Adjust the paper registration leading

edge timing (see page 3-3-44).
Yes
See page 3-2-2.
Make a test copy.
Does the leading

edge of the document image
disappear or a black line appear
at the leading edge of the
printing image ?
Yes
No
End
See page 3-2-27.
the document leading edge regADF ADJ
00410
istration timing) of ADF adjustMODE 01 0 - 9/ENTER
ment mode. (Press the onetouch key No.5)
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A
The leading edge of the document image disappears (Example 1):
A black line appears at the leading edge of the printing image
(Example 2):
Press the Enter key five times.

Changing the setting by 15 moves the
reading start position for the document
image by 1 mm.
* When changing the setting, set the setting within the default setting 100 (310
- 510) range.
When setting other than this range, it
may cause the image error.
Document
Example 1
Example 2
Figure 3-3-48
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( 5 ) Adjusting the document trailing edge registration timing
Preform this adjustment when the trailing edge of the document image disappears or a
black line appears at the trailing edge of the printing image (the reading end position of
the sub scanning direction for the document image is not correct) or replacing the
control PCB (CPCB).
<Procedure>
Start
See page 3-2-2.
Make a test copy.
Does the trailing

edge of the document
image disappear or a black line
appear at the trailing edge
of the printing
image ?
Yes
No
End
See page 3-2-27.
document trailing edge registraADF ADJ
00280
tion timing) of ADF adjustment
MODE 02 0 - 9/ENTER
mode. (Press the one-touch key
No.5 and press the Enter key)
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A
The trailing edge of the document image disappears (Example 1):
A black line appears at the trailing edge of the printing image
(Example 2):
Press the Enter key four times.

reading end position for the document
image by 1 mm.
* When changing the setting, set the setting within the default setting 150 (130
- 430) range.
Document
Example 1
Example 2
Figure 3-3-49
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( 6 ) Adjusting the document reading start position (main scanning direction)
Preform this adjustment when a black line appears at the left side of the printing image
(the start position of the main scanning direction for the document image is not correct)
or replacing the control PCB (CPCB).
* Be sure to adjust the center registration (see page 3-3-46) before this adjustment.
<Procedure>
Start
Is the center registration

correct ?
No
Adjust the center registration (see

page 3-3-46).
Yes
See page 3-2-2.
Make a test copy.
Does a black line

appear at the left side of
the printing image ?
(Example 1)
Yes
No
End
See page 3-2-27.
document reading start position)
ADF ADJ
00002
of ADF adjustment mode. (Press
MODE 03 0 - 9/ENTER
the one-touch key No.5 and press
the Enter key twice)
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A
Increase the setting with the numeric keys.
Press the Enter key three times.

start position for the document image
by 1 mm.
* When changing the setting, set the setting within 2 - 50 range.
Document
Example 1
Figure 3-3-50
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3-4-1 Replacing the control PCB

When replacing the control PCB, perform the following procedures.
<Procedure>
Before replacing
Perform the following procedures, verify the settings of the user setting items, memory
switch setting items and test mode adjustment settings which must be reentered after
replacement.
1. Print out the dial list.
2. Enter the service mode.
3. Print out the preset list.
* Print out the preset list with the same procedure as the user mode.
4. Enter the test mode.
5. Execute the ADF adjustment mode items and record the settings.
Mode No.
Contents
1
2
3
4
5
Document leading edge registration timing setting

Document trailing edge registration timing setting
Document reading start position setting
Document reading density threshold setting
(Do not change the setting of this mode other than the
setting at the factory setting.)
6. Unplug the power plug.

7. Replace the control PCB.
* Replace the control PCB (CPCB) following the procedure for (1) Detaching and
refitting the control PCB (CPCB) on page 3-3-36.
After replacing
8. Connect the power plug.
9. Enter the service mode.
10. Execute the memory switch setting No.46 to initialize all data. (See page 3-2-17)
11. Reset and reregister all the listed items in accordance with the contents listed on
the preset list printed out in step 3.
12. Enter the test mode.
13. Execute the ADF adjustment mode items and reenter the contents of the settings
recorded in step 5.
14. Exit the test mode.
15. Exit the service mode.
16. Reset and reregister all the contents in accordance with the content for the dial
list printed out in step 1.
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3-4-2 Non-adjustable variable resistors (VR)

The variable resistors listed below are set at the factory prior to shipping and cannot be
adjusted in the field.
Control PCB (CPCB): VR1, VR300
Power source PCB (PSPCB): VR1
High voltage transformer PCB (HVTPCB): VR1 MC, VR2 DB1, VR3 DB1, VR4 DB2,
VR51 TC, VR81 Grid
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3-5-1 Abnormality detection

This machine is equipped with abnormality detection functions. When an abnormality is
detected in this machine, the error indicator lights up, SYSTEM ERROR and a 3-digits
code indicating the contents of the abnormality (abnormality location) are displayed on
the message display.
When an abnormality is detected, this machine goes into abnormality detect status and
immediately stops and operations are disabled.
Code No.
Contents
Cause
001
Control PCB abnormality 1

An abnormality
occurred in the
fax memory circuit.
Defective control
PCB or fax optional memory
board
Turn the power off, then on (unplug

the power cord, then plug it in again)
and check if the abnormality is detected again.
If the abnormality is detected again,
check the control PCB and optional
memory board, replace as if necessary.
Check procedures/corrective measures
002

An abnormality
occurred in the
fax memory circuit.
Defective control
PCB or fax optional memory
board

check the control PCB and optional
memory board, replace as if necessary.
003
Fixing unit abnormality

The fixing temperature does
not rise correctly.
Abnormally high
temperature
was detected in
the fixing unit.
(The fixing thermistor detection
temperature
reached 230C/
446F.)
Shorted fixing
thermistor
Measure the resistance of the fixing

thermistor and if it is 0 , replace the
fixing thermistor.
Defective fixing
thermistor installation
Check if the fixing thermistor is correctly installed and if it is not correctly

installed, install it correctly.
Broken fixing
thermistor
Check continuity for the fixing thermistor and if there is no continuity, replace the fixing thermistor.
Defective fixing
thermostat 1 and
2
Check continuity for the fixing thermostat 1 and 2 and if there are no continuity, replace the fixing thermostat 1
or 2.
Broken fixing
heater
Check continuity for the fixing heater

and if it is no continuity, replace the
fixing heater.
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Code No.
Contents
Cause
003
Defective control
Fixing unit abPCB or power
normality
The fixing tem- source PCB
perature does
not rise correctly.
Abnormally high
temperature
was detected in
the fixing unit.
(The fixing thermistor detection
temperature
reached 230C/
446F.)
005
High voltage abnormality

(Main charger
leak detected)
The high voltage abnormality
detection signal
was detected
while the main
charger was on.
Main charger
leak
Check the main charger (imaging

unit). If it is soiled with toner or the
like, clean it.
Broken charger
wire
Check the charger wire and if it is broken, replace the imaging unit.
Defective high
voltage transformer PCB

check the high voltage transformer
PCB and replace it if necessary.
007
Control PCB ab- Defective control

PCB (CPU)
normality 3
An abnormality
occurred in the
control PCB
CPU.
012
Laser scanning
unit abnormality
1 (polygon motor abnormality)
The polygon
motor does not
rotate correctly.
3-5-2

After checking that there are no abnormality in the fixing thermistor, fixing
thermostat 1 and 2, and fixing heater,
then turn the power off, then on (unplug the power cord, then plug it in
again) and check if the abnormality is
detected again.
check the control PCB and power
source PCB, replace as if necessary.

check the control PCB and replace it if
necessary.
Poor contact in
the laser scanning unit connector
Check the connectors connected to

the laser scanning unit and if there is
any problem, reconnect the connectors properly.
Defective laser
scanning unit
(polygon motor
or polygon motor
control PCB)

check the laser scanning unit and replace it if necessary.
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Code No.
Contents
Cause
013
Laser scanning
unit abnormality
2 (laser abnormality)
No laser beam
is generated
from the laser
diode.
Poor contact in
the laser scanning unit connector

Check the connectors connected to
the laser scanning unit and if there is
any problem, reconnect the connectors properly.
Defective laser
scanning unit (la- the power cord, then plug it in again)
ser diode PCB)
check the laser scanning unit and replace it if necessary.
014
Control PCB ab- Defective control

normality 4
PCB
An abnormality
occurred in the
print memory
circuit.

check the control PCB and replace it if
necessary.
015

An abnormality
occurred in the
printing/printer
memory circuit.
Defective expansion memory

(SIMM) installation
Check if the expansion memory

(SIMM) is installed correctly and if
there is any problem, reinstall it correctly.
Defective control
PCB or expansion memory
(SIMM)

check the control PCB and expansion
memory (SIMM), replace as if necessary.
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3-5-2 Error code tables

When a communication error occurs, one of the following error codes will be printed out
on the corresponding Communication report as well as the Activity report. Refer to the
following tables for a more detailed explanation of the error.
CODE
I-10
TYPE OF ERROR
T1 time-out
CONTENTS
In transmission, the DIS signal from the other fax
for the first page was not detected during the T1
time (35.5 seconds).
In reception, the DCS (DTC, NSS, NSC) signal
from the other fax in response to the DIS signal
was not detected during the T1 time (35.5 seconds).
I-11
Other fax telephone number
In transmission, the ring back tone was detected,

then the absence of the ring back tone was detected, but the CED signal was not detected within
the CED check time.
I-20
Communications cancellation
In ADF transmission, after the dialing, the operator canceled ADF transmission.
In memory transmission, the operator canceled
memory transmission.
In reception, the operator canceled reception.
I-21
Transmission document
jam
The document jammed during ADF transmission.
No transmission document
ADF transmission was attempted, but the document was pulled out.
I-23
Polling reception impossible
Polling reception was attempted, but the memory

was full and there was a printer error, so polling
reception was impossible.
I-25
Memory file error
During memory transmission, a memory file error

made transmission impossible.
Memory full
During memory reception or confidential reception, the memory filled up and normal reception
became impossible.
I-29
File cancellation
In broadcast transmission, multi-polling reception,

or the like, the file was canceled with the file cancellation operation or the power was turned off
and transmission/reception became impossible.
I-30
Reception image defect
In reception, the reception image was judged to

be defective and the RTN signal was returned to
the transmitting fax.
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CODE
TYPE OF ERROR
CONTENTS
I-32
Re-transmission impossible
In transmission, the RTN signal (reception image

defect) was received, but normal re-transmission
was impossible.
I-33
1 line more than five seconds
In reception, the EOL signal for a line (signal for

end of one line) was not detected in the reception
image data within five seconds.
I-35
EOR transmission
In ECM transmission, the transmission speed was

dropped to 2400 bps and re-transmission was attempted four times, but normal re-transmission
was still not possible.
I-36
EOR reception
In ECM reception, reception was tried until the

transmission speed had dropped down to 2400
bps, but there were still errors and they could not
be corrected.
I-40
Other fax reception impossible
In transmission, the reception machine bit of the

DIS signal received from the other fax was not
set, so the line was cut off. (The other fax had run
out of paper or its memory was full.)
I-41
No polling document
In polling reception, the transmission machine bit

of the DIS signal received from the other fax was
not set, so the line was cut off. (The other fax had
no polling transmission document.)
I-44
T5 time-out
In ECM transmission, the RNR-RR repeat time

(60 seconds) ran out.
I-45
No loop current
In transmission, the loop current was not detected

at the start of dialing.
I-46
Busy tone detection
In transmission, after dialing, the busy tone was

detected.
I-47
Dial tone detection
In transmission, at the start of dialing, the dial tone

was not detected.
I-48
No response from other

fax
In transmission, the CED signal was not detected

within the CED check time.
I-49
Busy tone detection before dialing
In transmission, the busy tone was detected before the start of dialing.
I-50
DCN signal reception
In transmission, the command received from the

other fax was the DCN signal or an unforeseen
command.
I-51
DCS or NSS/training
transmitted three times
In transmission, the DCS or NSS/training was

sent three times, but there was no response.
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CODE
TYPE OF ERROR
CONTENTS
I-52
T6 time-out
In transmission, no response command was received from the other fax within six seconds.
I-53
Phase C carrier cutoff
In reception, the normal carrier cutoff was detected for six seconds or longer during image data
reception.
I-54
Post message transmitted In transmission, the post message was sent three
times, but there was no response.
three times
I-59
Multi-page T1 time-out
In transmission, the DIS signal from the other fax

for the second or subsequent page was not detected within T1.
I-60
Fall down out
The transmission speed fell down to 2400 bps, but

FTT was returned for TCF.
I-71
Password error
In closed-area polling transmission, the password

did not match, so transmission was not carried out
and the line was cut off.
In closed-area communications, the closed-area
ID did not match, so communications were not
carried out and the line was cut off.
In select reception, the last four digits of the telephone number for the other fax did not match the
last four digits for one-touch speed dialing (or automatic dialing), so reception was not carried out
In confidential communications, the password did
not match, so communications were impossible
I-72
Polling request from fax

manufactured by other
company
In polling transmission, there was a polling transmission request in a unique mode (NSC) from a
fax manufactured by another company, so polling
transmission was not possible.
I-75
No polling document set
In polling transmission, polling transmission was

requested when there was no polling transmission
document.
I-79
No function on other fax
Confidential transmission was attempted, but the

other fax does not have the confidential reception
function, so transmission was not carried out and
the line was cut off.
Closed-area communications were attempted, but
the other fax does not have the closed-area communications function, so communications were
not carried out and the line was cut off.
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CODE
I-FE
TYPE OF ERROR
System error (1)
CONTENTS
In transmission, data sending did not end for
some reason, so normal transmission was impossible.
In transmission, there was a modem, DMA, or
other error, so normal transmission was impossible.
I-FF
System error (2)
In transmission, there was a coding or other error,

so normal transmission was impossible.
In transmission, data was made too slowly, so
transmission was impossible.
In reception, data conversion was too slow, so
normal reception was impossible.
In reception, there was a coding or other error, so
normal reception was impossible.
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3-6-1 Image formation problems

<Contents>
(1) No printing (entirely white).
See page 3-6-3.

(5) A white line appears longitudinally.
See page 3-6-5.

(9) Black dots appear on the
printing.
See page 3-6-7.
(2) No printing (entirely black).
See page 3-6-3.

(6) A black line appears longitudinally.
See page 3-6-5.

(10) Printing is
blurred.
See page 3-6-7.
(3) Printing is too

light.
See page 3-6-4.

(7) A black line appears laterally.
(4) Background is
visible.
See page 3-6-4.

(8) One side of the
printing is darker than the other.
See page 3-6-6.
See page 3-6-6.
(11) The leading

edge of the
printing is consistently misaligned with the
original.
(12) Paper creases.
See page 3-6-8.
See page 3-6-8.
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(13) Offset occurs.
See page 3-6-9.
3-6-2
(14) Printing is party missing.
See page 3-6-9.
(15) Fixing is poor.
See page 3-6-10.
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(1) No printing (entirely white).
Causes
1. Insufficient toner of the imaging unit.
2. No transfer charging.
Causes
Replace the imaging unit.
2. No transfer charging.
A. Poor attachment of the transfer roller.
Check if the transfer roller is attached securely, if

not, reattch it.
B. The connector terminals of the Check for continuity across the terminals; if none,
HVTPCB make poor contact.
replace them.
C. Defective CPCB.
If 24 V DC is not output at CN4-1on the CPCB or

CN4-3 fails to go low, replace the CPCB.
D. Defective HVTPCB.
If transfer charging fails while the CPCB is okay,

replace the HVTPCB.
(2) No printing (entirely black).
Causes
1. Main charger fails to turn on.
Causes
1. Main charger fails to turn on.

A. Broken main charger wire.
replace them.
C. Defective CPCB.

CN4-2 fails to go low, replace the CPCB.
If main charger fails while the CPCB is okay, replace the HVTPCB.
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(3) Printing is too

light.
Causes
1. No developing bias output.
3. Dirty or deteriorated imaging unit (drum).
Causes
1. No developing bias output.
A. Shorted or broken developing
bias wire.
Check for continuity. If none, repair wiring.
replace them.
C. Defective CPCB.

CN4-4 and CN4-5 changes to low during printing, if
not, replace the CPCB.
If the developing bias is not output while the CPCB

is okay, replace the HVTPCB.
3. Dirty or deteriorated imaging

unit (drum).
Replace the imaging unit (drum).
(4) Background is
visible.
Causes
1. Defective imaging unit, or insufficient toner.
2. Defective high voltage transformer PCB.
Causes
1. Defective imaging unit, or insufficient toner.
Check the imaging unit. If defective or there is no

toner, replace it.
2. Defective HVTPCB.
Check the HVTPCB. If defective, replace it.
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(5) A white line appears longitudinally.
Causes
1. Dirty heat roller.
2. Dirty press roller.
3. Foreign matter between the developing roller and the developing blade.
4. Flawed imaging unit (drum).
5. Dirty imaging unit (dirt inside unit or on shield glass).
Causes
1. Dirty heat roller.
Clean or replace the heat roller.
2. Dirty press roller.
Clean or replace the press roller.
3. Foreign matter between the

developing roller and the developing blade.
4. Flawed imaging unit (drum).
5. Dirty imaging unit (dirt inside

unit or on shield glass).
Clean or replace the imaging unit.
(6) A black line appears longitudinally.
Causes
Causes
1. Dirty main charger.
2. Flawed drum.
3. Foreign matter on the developing blade.
1. Dirty main charger.
Clean or replace the main charger.
2. Flawed drum.
3. Foreign matter on the develop- Replace the imaging unit.

ing blade.
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(7) A black line appears laterally.
Causes
1. Flawed drum.
2. Dirty imaging unit (developing section).
Causes
1. Flawed drum.
2. Dirty imaging unit (developing

section).
(8) One side of the

printing is darker than the other.
Causes
1. Defective imaging unit (defective charging, toner leakage,
etc.)
2. Dirty main charger wire.
Causes
1. Defective imaging unit (defective charging, toner leakage,

etc.)
Check the imaging unit. If defective, replace it.
2. Dirty main charger wire.
Check the main charger wire and, if it is dirty,

clean.
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(9) Black dots appear on the
printing.
Causes
1. Dirty or flawed drum.
Causes
1. Dirty or flawed drum.
(10) Printing is
blurred.
Causes
1. Deformed heat roller.
2. Deformed press roller.
3. Drive system problem.
Causes
1. Deformed heat roller.
Check the heat roller visually and, if it is deformed, replace.
2. Deformed press roller.
Check the press roller visually and, if it is deformed, replace.
3. Drive system problem.
Check the gears and belts. Grease the gears if

necessary.
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(11) The leading

edge of the
printing is consistently misaligned with the
original.
Causes
1. Misadjusted paper leading edge registration timing.
Causes
1. Misadjusted paper leading
edge registration timing.
(12) Paper creases.
Readjust the paper leading edge registration timing. (see page 3-3-44)
Causes
1. Paper curled.
2. Paper damp.
3. Defective fixing press springs.
Causes
1. Paper curled.
Check the paper storage conditions. If any, replace the paper.
2. Paper damp.
3. Defective fixing press prings.
Replace the fixing press springs.
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(13) Offset occurs.
Causes
1. Cleaning lamp fails to light.
2. Defective cleaning brush.
Causes
1. Cleaning lamp fails to light.
A. The connector terminals of the Check for continuity across the connector termicleaning lamp make poor con- nals; if none, replace them.
tact.
B. Defective cleaning lamp.
Check for continuity across the cleaning lamp terminals; if none, replace the cleaning lamp.
C. Defective CPCB.
If the cleaning lamp lights when CN5-4 on the

CPCB is held low, replace the CPCB.
2. Defective cleaning brush.
(14) Printing is party missing.
Causes
Causes
1. Paper damp.
2. Paper creased.
3. Drum condensation.
4. Flawed drum.
1. Paper damp.
2. Paper creased.
Change the paper.
3. Drum condensation.
Clean the imaging unit (drum).
4. Flawed drum.
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(15) Fixing is poor.
Causes
1. Wrong paper.
3. Flawed heat roller.
4. Flawed press roller.
Causes
1. Wrong paper.
Check if the paper meets specifications.
Replace the fixing press springs.
3. Flawed heat roller.
Replace the heat roller.
4. Flawed press roller.
Replace the press roller.
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3-6-2 Paper jams

Problem
Error indicator
lamp lights.
Causes/check procedures
A piece of paper torn is
caught around the paper
feed switch, eject switch,
document detection switch
or ADF timing switch.
Corrective measure
Check visually and remove it, if any.
Defective paper feed switch. If CN17-2 on the CPCB remains low

or high when the paper feed switch is
turned on and off, replace the paper
feed switch.
Defective eject switch.
If CN2-3 on the CPCB remains low or

high when the eject switch is turned
on and off, replace the eject switch.
Defective document
detection switch.
If CN11-14 on the CPCB remains low

or high when the document detection
switch is turned on and off, replace
the document detection switch.
Defective ADF timing switch. If CN11-11 on the CPCB remains low

or high when the ADF timing switch is
turned on and off, replace the ADF
timing switch.
Check if the ADF paper feed Check and remedy. (Replace the pad
roller and ADF pad are in
guide spring if deformed.)
contact with each other
correctly.
Check if the ADF pad is dirty Check visually and clean or replace.
or deformed.
(see page 3-3-15)
Check if the ADF conveying
roller and ADF upper pulley
are in contact with each
other correctly.
Check and remedy. (Replace the

crimp-style spring if deformed.)
Check if the ADF eject roller

and ADF upper pulley are in
correctly.

Check if the paper feed

pulley is deformed.
Check visually and replace deformed

pulley. (see page 3-3-5)
Check if the peper feed pad

is dirty or deformed.
Check visually and clean or replace.

(see page 3-3-7)
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Problem
Error indicator
lamp lights.
Corrective measure
Check if the upper feed

roller and lower feed roller
are in contact with each
other correctly.

The guide plate along the

paper conveying path is
deformed.
Check visually and correct or replace

if necessary.
Check if the press roller is

extremely dirty or deformed.
Check visually and clean or replace.

(see page 3-3-32)
Check if the separation claw Check visually and clean or replace.

is dirty or deformed.
(see page 3-3-33)
3-6-12
Check if the heat roller and

separation claw are in
correctly.
Check visually and repair if the

separation claw spring is off.
(see page 3-3-33)
Check if the eject roller and

eject pulley are in contact
with each other correctly.

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3-6-3 PCB terminal voltages

Precautions
When handling the circuit boards, do not touch the components with bare hands.
ICs can be damaged by static discharges. If a PCB contains ICs, do not touch the
ICs.
Store the circuit boards wrapped in aluminum foil, conductive sponge rubber, or
similar material.
( 1 ) Power source PCB
CN2-1 F2
CN3-1
CN5-1
CN6-1
F1
HS2
F4
C3
J19
L7
R25
C26
TH2
C30
R27
MOV1
C1
R1
R23
C2
L4
D4
R3
R2
R10
D6
R9 J22
VR1 D8
R8 J16
R19
R16
R7
D5
U1
D12
R4
R11
R12
R20
R21
D10
HS1
C7
R6 C39
R5
3542803
C14
J18
C9
C8
C5 C6 C10
C11
D2
C4
D1
D3
R26
J23
C34
R14
R15
R24
Q1
C13
R30
C15
D7
Z2
TH1
R17
T1
R18
C35
C12
D9
U2
C36
R36
F3
C32
C19
R34
L2
L1
C33
C23
R37
CN1
C20
R29 J21
C17
C21
F5
C18
F6
C43
12.5A
125V
J20
C28
C25
HS3
D14
R22
D11
D13 C44
L6
C27
R28 L5
R35
C16
C45
C22
Terminals (CN)
Voltage
Remarks
1-1
1-4
1-8
1-9
1-10
1-2
1-6
1-2
1-2
1-2
24 V DC
5 V DC
12 V DC
-12 V DC
5/0 V DC
24 V DC supply to CPCB, output

-12 V DC supply to CPCB, output
H off/on, input
2-1
3-1
Local voltage
AC power supply, input
5-1
6-1
Local voltage
H terminal voltage
3-6-13
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( 2 ) Control PCB
22
21
2
J006
B507
16
IC205
JP401
CN19
37
38
IC403
J004
36
35
IC4
14
IC402
TP1
36
73
72
IC400
JP400
IC6
37
72
IC401
36
RA400
IC1
41
40
C409
5
1
IC3
1
160 1
IC2
IC10
48
+
15
15
33
CN9
C002
C001
IC304
1
IC303
TP001
TP002
ON
OFF
C301
C006
16
C005
17
C311
C331
IC5
21
VR300
TP301
TP300
J007
22
TP302
IC302
J002
C309
IC301
C313
+
C306
C315
X300
49
32
SW1
B412
Z101
C337
J005
19
IC9
14
CN12
18
144
D1
Q1
IC305
B403
B404
B405
B406
B407
B408
B409
B410
B411
CN11
B416
B402
108
109
B401
VR1
X1
D2
TP2
D100
B414
C332 B415
25
5
80
15
11
B400
13
64
52
72
IC8
81
120
121
C16
CN7
D105
D3
IC207
37
36
1
144
1
IC102
108
73
51
IC501
D501 D500
CN4 7
IC103
IC101
X200
IC200
D101
1
IC500
D502
19
IC104
73
36
108
33
20
32
CN18
72
37
144
109
CN8
D102
X100
14
14
IC502
17
IC202
IC20
32
54
IC100
Q103 1
IC107
49
33
48
12
CN14
CN20
B500
B501
14
1
B503
D506 D507 D504 D503 D505
B505
X500
39 19
40 20
C225
CN13
B504
10
CN1
B413
CN15
CN10
+
+
+
B506
CN5
IC300
C136
IC105
3542802
IC7
J008
Q3Q2
1
3
1
6
3
1
IC208
IC106
B502
REV:1
1
2
3-6-14
IC11
Q104
D4
CN6
CN2
CN17
CN3
J001
CN16
J003
354-1
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Terminals (CN)
Voltage
Remarks
1-1
1-3
1-5
1-6
1-7
1-2
1-4
1-2
1-2
1-4
24 V DC
5 V DC
12 V DC
-12 V DC
5/0 V DC
24 V DC power supply, input

-12 V DC power supply, input
H off/on, output
2-1
2-3
2-2
2-2
5 V DC
5/0 V DC
5 V DC supply to ESW, output

ESW off/on, input
3-1
3-2
3-3
3-3
5 V DC
5/0 V DC
5 V DC supply to TEDS, output

TEDS off/on, input
4-1
4-2
4-3
4-4
4-5
4-6
4-7
4-7
4-7
4-7
4-7
4-7
24 V DC
24/0 V DC
24/0 V DC
24/0 V DC
24/0 V DC
5/0 V DC
24 V DC supply to HVTPCB, output

HVTPCB main charger off/on, output
HVTPCB transfer charger off/on, output
HVTPCB developing bias1 off/on, output
HVTPCB developing bias2 off/on, output
Main charger leak signal, input
5-1
5-2
5-3
5-4
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
24/0 V DC
24 V DC
24 V DC
24/0 V DC
FSOL off/on, output

24 V DC supply to FSOL, output
24 V DC supply to CL, output
CL off/on, output
6-1
6-2
6-3
6-4
6-5
6-6
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
24/0 V DC (Pulse)
24/0 V DC (Pulse)
24 V DC
24 V DC
24/0 V DC (Pulse)
24/0 V DC (Pulse)
MM drive (A)
MM drive (A)
24 V DC supply to MM, output
24 V DC supply to MM, output
MM drive (B)
MM drive (B)
7-1
7-2
7-3
7-5
7-6
7-7
7-9
7-10
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
5/0 V DC
0/5 V DC
24 V DC
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
5 V DC
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
Polygon motor clock, output

Polygon motor sync, output
Polygon motor on/off, output
24 V DC supply to LSU, output
BD sensor, input
5 V DC supply to LSU, output
Laser on/off, output
Laser on permission, output
10-1
10-2
10-3
10-4
10-5
10-6
10-7
10-8
10-9
10-10
10-11
10-21
10-21
10-21
10-21
10-15
10-21
10-15
10-21
10-21
10-21
10-21
5/0 V DC
5/0 V DC
5/0 V DC
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
Audio frequency
5/0 V DC
Audio frequency
5/0 V DC
5/0 V DC
5/0 V DC
5/0 V DC
Line polarity detection, input

Line polarity detection, input
TEL/FAX switching, output
Pulse dial, output
Image data, input
Reception switching, output
Image data, output
TEL GND off/on, output
Mute off/on, output
Incoming call off/on, input
Telephone off-hook off/on, input
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Terminals (CN)
Voltage
Remarks
10-12
10-13
10-14
10-17
10-18
10-19
10-20
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-21
10-21
Audio frequency
12 V DC
12 V DC
-12 V DC
-12 V DC
5 V DC
5 V DC
Reception, input
12 V DC supply to NCUPCB, output
-12 V DC supply to NCUPCB, output
-12 V DC supply to NCUPCB, output
11-1
11-2
11-3
11-4
11-5
11-6
11-8
11-9
11-11
11-12
11-14
11-7
11-7
11-7
11-7
11-7
11-7
11-7
11-10
11-10
11-13
11-13
5/0 V DC
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
5 V DC
5 V DC
5/0 V DC
5 V DC
5/0 V DC
Reset signal to OPCB, output

Control signal from OPCB, input
Control signal to OPCB, output
Serial signal from OPCB, input
Clock signal to OPCB, output
Serial signal to OPCB, output
5 V DC supply to OPCB, output
5 V DC supply to ADFTIMSW, output
ADFTIMSW off/on, input
5 V DC supply to DDSW, output
DDSW off/on, input
12-2
12-1
Audio frequency
Speaker output signal
13-1
13-2
13-3
13-4
13-5
13-6
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
24/0 V DC (Pulse)
24/0 V DC (Pulse)
24 V DC
24 V DC
24/0 V DC (Pulse)
24/0 V DC (Pulse)
ADFM drive (A)

ADFM drive (A)
24 V DC supply to ADFM, output
24 V DC supply to ADFM, output
ADFM drive (B)
ADFM drive (B)
14-1
14-2
1-2
1-2
24 V DC
24/0 V DC
24 V DC supply to FM, output

FM off/on, output
15-1
15-3
15-4
15-6
15-8
15-9
15-10
15-2
15-2
15-2
15-2
15-2
15-7
15-7
5/0 V DC
5 V DC
-12 V DC
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
24/0 V DC (Pulse)
24 V DC
Analog image signal from CIS, input

5 V DC supply to CIS, output
-12 V DC supply to CIS, output
Control signal to CIS, output
Clock signal to CIS, output
LED control signal to CIS, output
24 V DC supply to CIS, output
17-2
17-3
17-4
17-6
17-1
17-1
17-5
17-5
5/0 V DC
5 V DC
5 V DC
5/0 V DC
FSW off/on, input

5 V DC supply to FSW, output
5 V DC supply to PSSW, output
PSSW off/on, input
18-1
18-2
3-6-16
TH detection voltage, input
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( 3 ) Operation unit PCB
SW13
SW15
SW17
SW19
SW21
JP48
CN1
R21
R25
JP39
JP40
R19
R18
JP44
JP45
JP38
C1
SW14
SW16
SW18
SW20
SW22
C2
C3
R1
JP49
R4
R3
R6
R2
R20
JP46
JP41
JP43
JP42
R5
R7
C8
JP47
C11
2
JP37
JP36
JP35
C4
C6
JP51
L1
L3
JP34
JP33
14
13
CN2
JP50
IC1
SW24
JP31
JP32
SW25A
64
R8
R9
R22
R23
R24
JP30
JP29
JP28
JP27
C13
JP26
X1
JP25
JP24
C5
C12
C9
SW25B
SW23
C7
R12
R11
33
32
C10
LED6
LED5
LED4
LED8
R14
R10
R15
JP18
LED7
JP19
JP17
R17
R16
JP15
JP2
JP3
JP6
R13
JP14
JP1
JP12
SW3
SW6
JP4
SW12
SW9
SW1
JP5
SW28
JP10
SW27
LED1
JP11
SW2
SW5
Q5
JP13
SW8
SW11
Q6
SW29
Q7
Q4
LED3
Q1
JP16
SW26
SW32
Q2
SW31
Q3
LED2
SW30
L2
JP23
JP22
JP21
JP20
JP7
JP8
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
1-2
5 V DC
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
SW4
1-1
1-3
1-4
1-5
1-6
1-7
1-8
Voltage
SW7
Terminals (CN)
SW10
JP9
Remarks
5 V DC supply from CPCB, input
Serial signal to CPCB, output
Clock signal from CPCB, input
Serial signal from CPCB, input
Control signal from CPCB, input
Control signal to CPCB, output
Reset signal from CPCB, input
3-6-17
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( 4 ) Network control unit PCB
CN1
Terminals (CN)
1-1
1-2
1-3
1-4
1-5
1-6
1-7
1-8
1-9
1-10
1-11
1-12
1-13
1-14
1-17
1-18
1-19
1-20
3-6-18
1-21
1-21
1-21
1-21
1-15
1-21
1-15
1-21
1-21
1-21
1-21
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-21
1-21
Voltage
5/0 V DC
5/0 V DC
5/0 V DC
5/0 V DC (Pulse)
Audio frequency
5/0 V DC
Audio frequency
5/0 V DC
5/0 V DC
5/0 V DC
5/0 V DC
Audio frequency
12 V DC
12 V DC
-12 V DC
-12 V DC
5 V DC
5 V DC
Remarks
Line polarity detection, output
Line polarity detection, output
TEL/FAX switching, input
Pulse dial, input
Image data, output
Reception switching, input
Image data, input
TEL GND off/on, input
Mute off/on, intput
Incoming call off/on, output
Telephone off-hook off/on, output
Reception, output
-12 V DC supply from CPCB, input
-12 V DC supply from CPCB, input
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3-6-4 Electrical problems

Problem
(1)
The machine
does not
operate when
the power
plug is
connected to
a wall outlet.
Causes
No electricity at the
power outlet.
Measure the input voltage.
The power cord is not

plugged in properly.
Check the contact between the power plug

and the outlet.
Broken power cord.
Check for continuity. If none, replace the cord.
Blown fuse in the

PSPCB.
Check for continuity. If none, remove the

cause of blowing and replace the fuse.
The machine is
opened.
Close the machine securely.
Defective safety
switch.
Check for continuity across the contacts. If

none, replace the safety switch.
Defective PSPCB.
Check if 5 V DC at CN1-4 on the PSPCB, 24

V DC at CN1-1, 12 V DC at CN1-8 or
-12 V DC at CN1-9 are output. If none,
replace the PSPCB.
(2)
The machine is
Error indicator opened.
lamp lights.
Poor attachment of
safety switch.
Close the machine securely.

Check if the safety switch is attached
correctly.
Defective safety
switch.
Check for continuity. If none when the safety

switch is on, replace the safety switch.
A piece of paper torn

is caught around the
paper feed switch,
eject switch or ADF
timing switch.
Check visually and remove it, if any.
Defective paper feed

switch.
If CN17-2 on the CPCB remains low or high

when the paper feed switch is turned on and
off, replace the paper feed switch.
Defective paper size

switch.

when the paper size switch is turned on and
off, replace the paper size switch.
Defective document
detection switch.

when the document detection switch is turned
on and off, replace the document detection
switch.
Defective ADF timing

switch.

when the ADF timing switch is turned on and
off, replace the ADF timing switch.
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354
354-1
Problem
Causes
(2)
Defective eject switch. If CN2-3 on the CPCB remains low or high
when the eject switch is turned on and off,
Error indicator
replace the eject switch.
lamp lights.
Polygon motor of the
laser scanning unit
problem.
(3)
The main
motor does
not rotate.
Check for connection of the CPCB and the

laser scanning unit. If not, replace the laser
scanning unit.
Check for the continuity across the connector

Poor contact in the
main motor connector terminals. If none, replace the main motor
connector terminals.
terminals.
Defective CPCB.
Check if 24 V DC is output at CN6-3 and

CN6-4 on the CPCB, or if the motor drive coil
energination pulse signals are present at
CN6-1, 2, 5 and 6. If not, replace the CPCB.
Defective main motor. If the main motor does not rotate while the
CPCB is okay, replace the main motor.
(4)
The paper
feed solenoid
does not
operate.
(5)
The cooling
fan motor
does not
rotate.
(6)
The ADF
motor does
not rotate.
3-6-20
Poor contact in the

paper feed solenoid
Check for continuity across the connector

terminals. If none, replace them.
Broken paper feed

solenoid coil.
Check for continuity across the coil. If none,

replace the paper feed solenoid.
Defective CPCB.
Check if 24 V DC is not output at CN5-2 on

the CPCB, or if the paper feed solenoid
operates when CN5-1 on the CPCB held low.
If so, replace the CPCB.
Poor contact in the

cooling fan motor

Defective CPCB.
Check if 24 V DC is not output at CN14-1 on

the CPCB, or if the cooling fan motor rotates
when CN14-2 on the CPCB held low. If so,
replace the CPCB.
Defective cooling fan

motor.
If the cooling fan motor does not rotate while

the CPCB is okay, replace the cooling fan
motor.
Poor contact in the

ADF motor connector
terminals.

Defective CPCB.
Check if 24 V DC is output at CN13-3 and

CN13-4 on the CPCB, or if the motor drive coil
energination pulse signals are present at
CN13-1, 2, 5 and 6. If not, replace the CPCB.
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Problem
Causes
(6)
The ADF
motor does
not rotate.
Defective ADF motor.
If ADF motor does not rotate while CPCB is

okay, replace the ADF motor.
(7)
The fixing
heater does
not turn on.
(Fixing
thermostat 1,
2 operates.)
Broken fixing heater

wire.
Check for continuity. If none, replace the fixing

heater.
Defective fixing
thermostat.
Check for continuity. If none, remove the

cause and replace the fixing thermostat.
Broken fixing
thermistor wire.
Measure the resistance. If it is , replace the

fixing thermistor.
Defective CPCB.
If the fixing heater lights when CN1-7 on the

Defective PSPCB.
If the fixing heater does not turn on while the

CPCB, fixing heater and fixing thermistor is
okay, replace the PSPCB.
Defective PSPCB.
If CN1 is disconnected from the CPCB the

fixing heater fails to turn off, replace the
PSPCB.
Defective CPCB.
If CN1-7 on the CPCB remains low, replace

the CPCB.
(8)
The fixing
heater does
not turn off.
Poor contact in the

(9)
The cleaning cleaning lamp
lamp does not connector terminals.
light.
Defective CPCB.
(10)
Main charger
does not turn
on. (The
paper is
printed in all
black.)

If the cleaning lamp lights when CN5-4 on the
Defective cleaning
lamp.
If cleaning lamp does not light while CPCB is

okay, replace the cleaning lamp.
Broken main charger

wire.
Replace the main charger wire.
Poor contact in the

HVTPCB connector
terminals.

Defective CPCB.
If 24 V DC is not output at CN4-1on the CPCB

or CN4-2 fails to go low, replace the CPCB.
Defective HVTPCB.
If main charger fails while the CPCB is okay,

replace the HVTPCB.
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Problem
Causes
(11)
No
developing
bias voltage is
output. (Print
density is
extremely
light.)
Shorted or broken
developing bias wire.
Check for continuity. If none, repair wiring.
Poor contact in the

HVTPCB connector
terminals.

Defective CPCB.

or CN4-4 changes to low during printing, if
not, replace the CPCB.
Defective HVTPCB.
If the developing bias is not output while the

CPCB is okay, replace the HVTPCB.
Poor attachment of
the transfer roller.
Check if the transfer roller is attached

correctly. If not, reattach correctly.
Poor contact in the

HVTPCB connector
terminals.

Defective CPCB.

or CN4-3 fails to go low, replace the CPCB.
Defective HVTPCB.
If transfer charging fails while the CPCB is

okay, replace the HVTPCB.
Poor contact in the

speaker connector
terminals.

Defective CPCB.
If the sound output signal is not output from

CN12-2 on the CPCB, replace the CPCB.
Defective Speaker.
If the sound is not coming from the speaker

while the CPCB is okay, replace the speaker.
(12)
Transfer
charging is
not
performed.
(The paper is
not printed at
all.)
(13)
No sound
coming from
the speaker
3-6-22
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3-6-5 Mechanical problems

Problem
(1)
No document
feed.
Corrective measure
Check if the surfaces of the following

rollers or pulleys are dirty;
ADF paper feed roller, ADF conveying
roller, ADF eject roller, ADF upper pulley
Clean with isopropyl alcohol.
Check if the ADF paper feed roller

and ADF pad are in contact with each
other correctly.
Check and remedy.

(Replace the pad plate
spring if deformed.)
(see page 3-3-15)
Check if the ADF pad is dirty or

deformed.
Check visually, clean or

replace.
(see page 3-3-15)
(2)
Check if the document table is
Skewed
installed incorrectly.
document feed.
deformed.
Check visually and correct if

necessary.
(3)
Multiple sheets
of document
are fed at one
time.
Check if the document is excessively

curled.
Change the docuement, if

the document is curled.

deformed.

replace.
(see page 3-3-15)
(4)
Document jam
Check if the document is excessively

curled.
Change the docuement, if

the document is curled.
The guide plate along the document

conveying path is deformed.
Check visually and correct

or replace if necessary.
Check if the ADF converying roller

and ADF upper pulley are in contact
Remedy. Replace the crimpstyle springs if deformed.
Check if the ADF converying roller

and ADF upper pulley are in contact
Check if the surfaces of the following

rollers or pulleys are dirty;
paper feed pulley, upper and lower
feed roller
Clean with isopropyl alcohol.
Check if the paper feed pulley is

deformed.
Replace deformed pulley.

(see page 3-3-5)
Check if the paper feed pad is dirty or

deformed.

replace.
(see page 3-3-7)
(5)
No paper feed.
Check visually clean or

replace.
(see page 3-3-15)
3-6-23
354
Problem
(6)
Skewed paper
feed.
Check visually and correct if

necessary.
Check if the paper feed pulley is

deformed.
Replace deformed pulley.

(see page 3-3-5)

deformed.

replace.
(see page 3-3-7)
Check if the paper feed pulley is worn.

(7)
Multiple sheets
of paper are fed
at one time.
deformed.
(8)
Paper jam.
Corrective measure
Check if the paper feed tray is

installed incorrectly.
Replace worn pulley.

(see page 3-3-5)
replace.
(see page 3-3-7)
Check if the paper is excessively

curled.
Change the paper, if the

paper is curled.
Check if the paper is excessively

curled.
Change the paper, if the

paper is curled.
The guide plate along the paper

conveying path is deformed.
Check visually and correct

or replace if necessary.
Check if the upper and lower feed

rollers are in contact with each other
correctly.
Check if the press roller is extremely

dirty or deformed.
Check visually and clean or

replace. (see page 3-3-32)
Check if the Separation claw is dirty or Check visually and clean or

replace. (see page 3-3-33)
deformed.
Check if the heat roller and separation Check visually and repair if
the separation claw spring is
claw are in contact with each other
off.
correctly.
(see page 3-3-33)
(9)
Toner drops on
the inner
machine.
Check if the eject roller and eject

pulley are in contact with each other
correctly.
Check and remedy.

(Replace the crimp-style
spring if deformed.)
Check if the imaging unit is extremely

dirty.
Clean the imaging unit.
Check if the pulleys, rollers or gears

(10)
Abnormal noise move smoothly.
is heard.
3-6-24
Grease the bearings and

gears.

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Specifications

PointSource Vi 30 Service manual (including parts lists)

Subscription telephone line

One-touch dialing (10 destinations)

6 sheets/min (A4R/81/2" 11" R)

Document image reading section (ADF)

Paper size ......................................

Laser diode and electrophotography

1-2-2 Precautions for Operation

1-3-1 Machine parts names and their functions

1-3-2 Machine cross sections

Paper path (Document)

Figure 1-3-6 Machine cross sections

Document feed/image reading sections (ADF) (P.1-3-11)

1-3-3 Drive system

Figure 1-3-7 Drive system 1 (Printing section)

Main motor gear

Developing drive gear 20/32

Figure 1-3-8 Drive system 2 (Document feed section (ADF))

ADF motor gear

ADF conveying gear 36

Figure 1-3-9 Drive system 3 (Imaging unit)

Developing drive gear 16 (Main body)

1-3-4 Mechanical construction

Figure 1-3-10 Document feed/image reading sections

CIS upper sheet

Figure 1-3-11 Document feed/image reading sections block diagram

Figure 1-3-12 Paper feed section

Paper feed tray

Figure 1-3-13 Paper feed section block diagram

Timing chart 1-3-1 Paper feed

Figure 1-3-14 Laser scanning unit ( 1 )

Correction cylinder lens

: Laser diode is on where the letter is formed.

Upper developing roller seal

Figure 1-3-18 Imaging unit

Figure 1-3-19 Imaging unit block diagram

Timing chart 1-3-2 Imaging unit operation

Figure 1-3-21 Transfer/charge erasing sections block diagram

Figure 1-3-22 Fixing section

Fixing unit upper housing

Eject switch (ESW)

Figure 1-3-23 Fixing section block diagram

PointSource Vi 30 Parts list

PAPER FEED TRAY SECTION

PAPER FEED SECTION

FIG.10 ACCESSORIES AND OPTION

FIG.11 SPECIFIED PARTS FOR EACH COUNTRY

Parts with "" are component parts or sub-assemblies of the

SPRING 2.5,RELEASE RETAINING

PLATE SPRING A,DRUM UNIT HOLDER

Parts with "" are component parts or sub-assemblies of the

LOWER SHEET,TERMINAL INSULATOR

PAPER FEED TRAY SECTION

PAPER FEED TRAY SECTION

Parts with "" are component parts or sub-assemblies of the

MOUNT,PAPER SIZE DETECTION

Parts with "" are component parts or sub-assemblies of the

GEAR 20,FIXING DRIVE

Parts with "" are component parts or sub-assemblies of the

CAUTION LABEL,HIGH TEMPERATURE (EXP)

Parts with "" are component parts or sub-assemblies of the