Ub5310 0

Order Number KM70305844C0
Category Number H19
Electronic Board
UB-5310SERIES
© 2003 Panasonic Communications Co., Ltd.

All rights reserved. Unauthorized copying and
distribution is a violation of law.
UB-5310SERIES
CONTENTS
Page Page
1 GENERAL PRECAUTIONS 3 10.1. Adjustment-1 (Image Sensor) 88
1.1. Safety Precautions 3 10.2. Adjustment-2 99
1.2. Electrical Tests 3 11 TROUBLESHOOTING 100
1.3. For Service Technicians 3 11.1. Trouble-shooting-1 (Error Code on the Control Panel) 100
1.4. About Lead Free Solder (PbF: Pb free) 4 11.2. Trouble-shooting-2 (Image data problem) 104
2 SPECIFICATIONS 5 11.3. Trouble-shooting-3 (No power & others) 109
2.1. Specification 5 11.4. Trouble-shooting-4 (Error Message on PC) 113
2.2. Exterior Dimensions 7 11.5. Requirement After Parts Replacement 113
3 NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART 8 12 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 114
3.1. Function of Control Panel 9 12.1. Block Diagram-1 (Image Process) 114
4 INSTALLATION 10 12.2. Block Diagram-2 (Boards) 115
4.1. Installation Requirements 10 12.3. Explanation of Connectors 116
4.2. Minimum Space Requirements 10 13 CIRCUIT BOARDS 121
4.3. Preparation (Check Accessories.) 10 13.1. CONTROL Board 122
4.4. Installation-1 (Screen Unit, Printer Unit) 12 13.2. POWER Board 124
4.5. Installation-2 (Copy Paper) 24 13.3. MOTOR DRIVER Board 125
4.6. After Installing 26 13.4. PANEL Board 126
4.7. Installing the Driver and the Software 27 13.5. RELAY Board 126
4.8. Assembling the optional Stand. 28 13.6. LED ARRAY Board A 127
4.9. Adjust Screen Unit Height on the Stand 33 13.7. LED ARRAY Board B 128
4.10. Assembling the Wall-mounting Fixture 35 13.8. LED ARRAY Board C 129
4.11. Note for the Wall-mounting Fixture 36 14 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 130
5 SECTIONAL VIEW 39 14.1. CONTROL Board 131
5.1. Screen Block 39 14.2. POWER Board 139
5.2. Printer Block 40 14.3. MOTOR DRIVER Board 141
6 MECHANICAL FUNCTION 42 14.4. PANEL Board 142
6.1. Screen Feed Mechanism 42 14.5. RELAY Board 143
6.2. Copy Mechanism 43 14.6. LED ARRAY (A, B, C) Boards 144
6.3. Printer Mechanism 44 15 PARTS LOCATION AND MECHANICAL PARTS LIST 145
6.4. Sensors 46 15.1. Printer Unit 146
7 MAINTENANCE 48 15.2. Screen Unit 148
7.1. Maintenance Chart 48 15.3. Packing 150
7.2. Cleaning and others 48 15.4. Tool 150
8 DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 51 15.5. Optional Stand 151
8.1. Disassembly Flowchart 51 16 REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST 153
8.2. Screen 53 16.1. CONTROL Board 153
8.3. Printer Unit 70 16.2. POWER Board 155
8.4. Disassembly Parts when opening the Printer Door 71 16.3. MOTOR DRIVER Board 156
8.5. Disassembly Parts when opening Front Panel 76 16.4. PANEL Board 156
9 TEST MODE 85 16.5. RELAY Board 156
9.1. Contents 85 16.6. LED ARRAY Board A 157
9.2. Operation 87 16.7. LED ARRAY Board B 157
10 ADJUSTMENT 88 16.8. LED ARRAY Board C 157
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1 GENERAL PRECAUTIONS
1.1. Safety Precautions
1. Before servicing, unplug the power cord to prevent electrical shock hazard.
2. When replacing parts, user only manufacture’s recommended components for safety.
3. Check the condition of power cord. Replace if wear or damage is evident.
4. After servicing, be sure to restore the lead dress, insulation barriers, insulation papers, shields, etc.
5. Before returning the serviced equipment to the customer, perform the following electrical tests to prevent shock hazard.
1.2. Electrical Tests

1. Unplug the power cord and check for continuity between the earth ground connection on the plug and the metal cabinet. There
should be zero ohm resistance found.
2. With the unit unplugged, short the AC Live-Neutral of the plug with a jumper wire.
3. Turn ON the power switch.
4. Measure the resistance value with an ohmmeter between the jumpered AC plug and each exposed metal cabinet part, such as
screwheads, etc.
Note
Some exposed parts may be isolated from the chassis by design. They read infinity.
5. If the measurement is less than 1MΩ, a possibility for electric shock may exit.
Note
This hazardous condition must be corrected before the unit is returned to the end user.
1.3. For Service Technicians

ICs and LSIs are vulnerable to static electricity.
When repairing, the following precautions will help to prevent recurring malfunctions.
1. Cover the plastic parts with aluminum foil.
2. Ground the soldering irons.
3. Use a conductive mat on the worktable.
4. Do not grasp IC or LSI pins with bare fingers.
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1.4. About Lead Free Solder (PbF: Pb free)

Note
· In the information below, Pb, the symbol for lead in the periodic table of elements, will refer to standard solder or
solder that contains lead.
· We will use PbF when discussing the lead free solder used in our manufacturing process which is made from Tin
(Sn), Silver (Ag), and Copper (Cu).
· This model, and others like it, manufactured using lead free solder will have PbF stamped on the PCB. For service
and repair work we suggest using the same type of solder although, with some precautions, standard Pb solder can
also be used.
Distinction of PbF PCB
· PCBs (manufactured) using lead free solder will have a PbF stamp on the PCB.
Caution
· PbF solder has a melting point that is 50° - 70°F, (30° - 40°C) higher than Pb solder.
Please use a soldering iron with temperature control and adjust it to 700° ± 20°F (370° ± 10°C). In case of using high
temperature soldering iron, please be careful not to heat too long.
· PbF solder will tend to splash if it is heated much higher than its melting point, approximately 1100°F, (600°C).
· If you must use Pb solder on a PCB manufactured using PbF solder, remove as much of the original PbF solder as
possible and be sure that any remaining is melted prior to applying the Pb solder.
· When applying PbF solder to double layered boards, please check the component side for excess which may flow
onto the opposite side (See figure, below)
1.4.1. Suggested Pb free solder

We recommend you to use the following solder when you re-solder components for repair. Before using other Pb free solder than
the following solder, be sure to confirm a solder maker you appoint has made license agreements to be required when using Pb
free solder legally.
Supplier: Senju Metal Industry Co., Ltd. (http://www.senju-m.co.jp)

Part Description in Senju: EcoSolder RMA98 SUPER P3 M705 Series
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2 SPECIFICATIONS
2.1. Specification
Item Model No.
UB-5310 SERIES *1
General Power Supply AC100-120V, 50/60Hz *2
AC220-240V, 50/60Hz *3
Power Consumption 1.4 A *2
(Operational) 0.75A *3
External Dimensions without Stand 1,440 x 1,372 x 233 (mm)
Height x Width x (56.7” x 54.0” x 9.2”)
Depth with Stand 1,750 / 1,875 / 2,000 x 1,372 x 1,100 (mm)
(68.9” / 73.8” / 78.7” x 54.0” x 43.3”)
Weight 23kg
(without Stand and with Board Attachment)
Ambient Operation Conditions Temperature: 10-35°C (50-95°F)
Humidity: 30-80%RH
Writing Implements Dry erase felt-ripped markers (Black, Red, and Blue)
Input Block Panel Dimensions (Height x Width) 900 x 1,262 (mm) (35.4” x 49.7”)
1,550mm (61.0”) Diagonal
Number of Screen 2
Scanning Type Endless scroll type
Copying Area (Height x Width) 850 x 1,250 (mm) (33.5” x 49.2”)
1,512mm (59.5”) Diagonal
Scanning System Image Sensor Multi (3) Image Sensor array system
Light Source LED (Color: Yellow)
Output Block Printing System Thermal type
Copy Paper Type Heat-sensitive roll paper
Paper thickness: 65µm
Core diameter *5: 25.4mm or more
Paper Size A4/ Letter *4
Paper Empty Yes
Indication
Density 8 dots / mm
Color Black
Contrast Adjustment Two levels: Normal / Dark
2-Screen Compressed Copying Yes
Time to be required to copy 15 sec / sheet
Number of Copies 1 to 9
PC Interface Software: Panasonic Document Management System
TWAIN Driver
Printer Driver
OS: Windows 98 / Me / 2000 / XP
I/F: USB 1.1
PbF (Pb Free) Applied to PCB assemblies (CONTROL, POWER, MOTOR DRIVER, PANEL,
RELAY, and LED ARRAY (A, B, C) Boards) for UB-5310 Series
Note:
Distinction of PbF PCB
PCBs (manufactured) using lead free solder will have a PbF stamp
on the PCB.
Others Accessories Markers (Black, Red, Blue), Eraser, Power cord, Software CD-ROM,
Operation Instructions, Installation manual, Board Attachments (Upper, Lower)
/ Wall-mounting Fixtures (Upper, Lower), Wall-mounting Template,
Wrench, Software License Agreement, Copy Paper (Roll)
Option Stand UE-608005 (Only for USA), UE-608005-G (Except for USA)
Separately Available Markers KX-B031 (set of 10 black markers)
KX-B032 (set of 10 red markers)
KX-B033 (set of 10 blue markers)
Eraser KX-B042 (set of 6 erasers)
Marker and eraser set KX-B035 (contains black, red, and blue each 1 marker & 1 eraser)
Copy Paper KX-B01 (1roll [50m (164’)]): *Width A4
KX-B02 (1roll [100m (328’)]): *Width A4
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Note:
*1
· For U.S.A.: UB-5310 / For Canada: UB-5310-C / For Taiwan: UB-5310-T / For U.K.: UB-5310-U /
For Germany: UB-5310-G / For Australia: UB-5310-A / For China: UB-5318-CN (included in UB-5310 SERIES)
*2
· Applied to UB-5310, UB-5310-C, and UB-5310-T
*3
· Applied to UB5310-U, UB-5310-G, UB-5310-A, and UB-5318-CN
*4
· Applied to UB-5310 and UB-5310-C
*5
· Do not use roll paper with a smaller core than 25.4mm (1 inch). Otherwise, paper jamming problem may occur.
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2.2. Exterior Dimensions
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3 NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART
(1) Contrast Indicator (5) Multi-copy/Error Indicator

(2) Contrast Key (6) Multi-copy/Stop Key
(3) 2-Screen Copy Key (7) Advance Key
(4) Copy Key
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3.1. Function of Control Panel

Name Panel Description
1 Contrast Indicator 1. This indicator notifies the user the contrast condition to copy the screen.
(Indicator Status)
a. OFF: Normal contrast
b. ON: Darker (than normal) contrast
2 Contrast key 1. Every time this key is pushed, this Panaboard changes between normal and dark contrast
modes alternately.
3 2-Screen Copy key 1. Pushing this key enables the Panaboard to copy the 1st and 2nd screen faces on a piece
of paper.
Note:
On the test mode, this key operates as “-”.
4 Copy key 1. Pushing this key enables the Panaboard to copy the current screen.
Note:
On the test mode, this key operates as “Execute”.
5 Multi-copy / Error Indicator 1. Every time “Multi-copy / Stop” key is pushed, “Multi-copy / Error Indicator” changes as
follows
1→2→3→..... 9→1.....
Note:
During copying, Panaboard decreases the number gradually, according to the rest of
copy. And after reaching “0”, the indicator will be reset to “1”.
Example: 5→4→3→2→1→0→1
2. This indicator also issues an error code when some errors occur.
(See 11.1 regarding troubleshooting on error codes.)
Note:
On the test mode, this indicator operates as the status indication of parameters set.
6 Multi-copy / Stop key 1. As the “Multi-copy” key, by pressing this key until the desired number appears on the
above Multi-copy Indicator, number of copies to be required is set. And during copy
process, this key operates as “Stop” Key to cancel copy on its way.
Note:
On the test mode, this key operates as “+”.
7 Advance key 1. Pushing this key enables the Screen to turn from the right to the left.
Note:
On the test mode, this key operates as “Cancel”.
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4 INSTALLATION
4.1. Installation Requirements
Panaboard is a precision designed machine, which somewhat depends on the surrounding conditions for optimum operation.
Attention to the following will result in more reliability and quality performance.
Panaboard should not be installed in areas with the following condition.

1. High temperature and humidity or low temperature and low humidity
2. Direct exposure to sunlight
3. Direct in air condition flow, or close to heater ducts
4. Uneven floor
4.2. Minimum Space Requirements

Regarding to this item, refer to 2.2.
4.3. Preparation (Check Accessories.)

The package includes the parts shown below. Make sure that all of these parts are included in the package before proceeding.
Note:
This Product does not include Stand and accessories for its Stand which are optional.
Part name Illustration Classified Q’ty Remarks
UB-5310 Series code
Board Attachment (Upper) or A1 1 This part is used for Wall-mounting as well as Stand-
[*1 Wall-mounting Fixture mounting. (“*1” refers to Wall-mounting installation.)
(Upper)]
Board Attachment (Lower) or A2 1 This part is used for Wall-mounting as well as Stand-
[*1 Wall-mounting Fixture mounting. (“*1” refers to Wall-mounting installation.)
(Lower)]
Wall-mounting Template T1 1 This part is used only in case Panaboard is installed

on a wall.
Cover (Upper) C1 1
Cover (Lower) C2 1
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Part name Illustration Classified Q’ty Remarks

UB-5310 Series code
Screws and Spacers S1 6
W2 6
S2 6
S3 1
SP1 6
Wrench W1 1 This wrench can be used for the above screws S1

and S2.
Power Cord P 1 The figure shows Power Cord for AC220-240V in this
case.
Paper Holder A H1 1
Paper Holder B H2 1
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4.4. Installation-1 (Screen Unit, Printer Unit)

4.4.1. Assemble a Wall-mounting Fixture or an optional Stand (UE-608005).
· When using the optional Stand, refer to 4.8.
· When using the Wall-mounting Fixture, refer to 4.10.
4.4.2. Remove the Panaboard from the carton box.

Remove the joints, then remove the Panaboard from the carton box.
Note:
· When removing the Screen Unit, grasp the Cover (Left) and Cover (Right) on both sides of the Screen. Do not grasp the
Screen surface, as this may scratch it.
· Do not discard the carton box and packing material. They will be needed when repackaging the Panaboard.
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4.4.3. Collapse the carton box.

Remove the tape and staples on the unopened side of the carton box, then collapse the box as the cushion. And lay the Panaboard
on the box to avoid any damage.
Note:
Do not discard the carton box and packing material. They will be needed when repackaging the Panaboard.
4.4.4. Remove the protective plastic bag.

After removing the protective plastic bag from the Screen Unit and Printer Unit, set those units on the top of the collapsed carton
box. And remove the 4 cushions from the Screen Unit.
Note:
· Do not touch the Screen surface as doing so may damage it.
4.4.5. Attach the Screen Unit to the optional Stand or Wall-mounting Fixture.
After assembling the Board Attachment (Upper) [Wall-mounting Fixture (Upper)] and Board Attachment (Lower) [Wall-mounting
Fixture (Lower)] to Stand base, or to the wall, the following procedure is common in two installations (Stand, Wall) except for
adjusting Screen Unit Height on the Stand.
In this case, as the representative of the two installations, installation sample to the optional stand is shown below.
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4.4.6. Hang the Screen Unit to the Board Attachment (Upper), gripping the Cover (Left)
and Cover (Right) of the Screen.
Slide the Screen Unit to the left until the screen hooks drop into the ditches of the Board Attachment (Upper). And continue to slide
the unit in the direction of the arrow (1) until it stops.
Note:
Before hanging the unit, adjust the optional Stand height to the lowest position. (Regarding how to adjust its height, See 4.9.)
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4.4.7. Remove the 2 wing bolts to release the folded screen portion and to remove the
cushion. (Remove the lower wing bolt first.)
Note:
Be sure to store the bolts in the compartment on the top of the Printer Unit (Position (A)), as shown on the figure.
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4.4.8. Extend the Screen Unit of the 2nd (center) and 3rd (right) panels in the direction of
the arrow and remove the cushion.
Note:
When extending the Screen Unit, touch the screen surface gently, not to damage it.
4.4.9. Unlock the hook connecting the center panel to the right, to release the panels.
And extend the Screen Unit in the direction of the arrow after removing the
cushion behind the unit.
Note:
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4.4.10. Hang the hook for the right panel of the Screen Unit to the Board Attachment
(Upper).
Caution
4.4.11. Fix the Screen Unit with the accessories 8 screws, 6 washers, and 6 spacers.
Note:
When attaching the screws, make sure to use the supplied wrench (W1).
4.4.12. Adjust Screen Unit Height (Only in case of using the optional Stand)
See 4.9.
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4.4.13. Hang the hooks of the Printer Unit to the square hole of the Board Attachment
(Lower).
Note:
1. The Printer Unit cannot be attached to the Board Attachment (Lower) or detached from its attachment when the Board
Attachment Frame is located at the lowest position.
In this case, lift up the frame to slide it to a higher position. (See 4.9.)
(*This Note 1 is available only for using the optional stand.)
2. When attaching the Printer Unit, make sure the cables are not caught between the Board Attachment (Lower) and the
Printer Unit.
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4.4.14. Fix the Printer Unit with accessory screws.

Note:
4 screws are needed in case of the Optional Stand. Whereas 2 screws are needed in case of Wall-mounting.
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4.4.15. Connect the 2 cables to the Screen Unit
4.4.16. Remove the screw and the Folding Support (Front) on the front side. And hang
its support on the back side to store it.
Note:
Store the screw in the compartment on the top of the Printer Unit (Position (A)) this section procedure “4.4.7” mentions.
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4.4.17. Attach the Cover (Upper).

When attaching the Cover (Upper), align it with the guides of the Corner Cover RU and Corner Cover LU, and lift it up in the
direction of the arrow.
Note:
After attaching the Cover (Upper), store the Wrench in the compartment on the top of the Printer Unit (Position (A)) this section
procedure "4.4.7" mentions.
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4.4.18. Attach the Cover (Lower).

When attaching the Cover (Lower), align it with the guides of Corner Cover RL and Corner Cover LL in the direction of the arrow
(1), and lower it in the direction of the arrow (2) until it clicks into place. And fix cover with the wing bolt.
4.4.19. Attach the accessory Power Cord to the AC Inlet.
4.4.20. Attach the Paper Holder A and Paper Holder B to the Printer Unit
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4.4.21. Attach the Rear Cover. (For Optional Stand Only)

· After peeling off the cover sheets of the adhesive tape, attach the Rear Cover to the Board Attachments (Upper / Lower) while
matching the top edges of them. Then install the rivets.
Note:
Rear Cover and Rivets are included in the optional Stand.
4.4.22. Adjust the Screen height, as required (Only for use of the optional Stand)
referring to 4.9.
4.4.23. Wipe the Screen surface.

Gently wipe the screen with a water-dampened cloth that has been thoroughly wrung.
Note:
1. Use a neutral kitchen cleaner diluted with water for hard-to-clean stains. (If you accidentally write on the screen
with an oil-based marker, wipe with a small amount of ethyl alcohol.)
2. Do not use thinner, benzene, or cleaners containing abrasives as this may result in discoloration.
3. Do not wipe the screen with a dry cloth as this may generate a static charge.
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4.5. Installation-2 (Copy Paper)

Install the Copy Paper in the Printer Unit as follows.
4.5.1. Set the Power Switch to ON ( | ).

Confirm “ “ will flash on the “Multi-copy / Error Indicator”.
4.5.2. Push the Door Open Button (PUSH OPEN) in front of the Printer Unit to open the
Printer Door.
4.5.3. Load the accessory Copy Paper with smooth side facing up.
Note:
1. Be sure to use copy paper with a core diameter of 25.4mm (1 inch) or more.
Otherwise, a paper jamming problem may occur.
2. How to load 100m roll type of copy paper
To load this type of copy paper, open the Printer Door until it goes to position B at first. And load it and return the
door to position A in order to prevent the copy paper from dropping.
3. Load a new copy paper when red bands on the copy paper appear, which informs us the paper almost runs out.
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4.5.4. Pass through the copy paper over the Platen Roller and under the Cutter Cover,
so that the paper is pulled out by about 40mm (1.6”) from the output port of the
Printer Door.
4.5.5. Close the Printer Door until it clicks into place.
Note:
1. Securely close the Printer Door with both hands.
2. Confirm indication on “Multi-copy / Error Indicator” changes from “ “ to “ “ when closing the door.
Otherwise check the loaded copy paper condition again, or refer to Trouble-shooting-1. (See 11.1.)
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4.6. After Installing

After installing Panaboard except for PC interface function, the following check is required to make sure it functions properly.
Step Check Point
Indication of Other check point
“Multi-copy / Error Indicator”
1 Turn on the Power Switch. “0” → “1”
2 Open the Printer Door. “P”
(Flashing)
3 Close the Printer Door. “1”
4 Push the “Advance” key to feed the Screen. Is the Screen fed smoothly?
Are there any strange noises?
5 1. Draw a large [N] with accessory marker, filling the entire “1” Does the copy function on the
readable area Note *1. normal mode finish without any
paper jam?
2. Push the “Multi-copy / Stop” key twice.
“1”→”3”
3. Push the “Copy” key to check the printing. “3”→”2”→”1”→”0”→”1” Is the entire readable area printed?
Are there multiple sheets fed

through at the same time?
6 1. Push the “Advance” key to feed the Screen. “1” Is the “Contrast Indicator” turned
on?
2. Draw something with the accessory markers
3. Push the “Contrast” key once. Is the image printed out, properly?
4. Push the “Copy” key.
Are there strange markings (stripes,
line, or etc.) on the copied paper?
7 Push the “Contrast” key once. “1” Is the “Contrast Indicator” turned
off?
8 Push the “2-Screen Copy” key. “1” Is the two screens´ copied image
proper?
Note:
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4.7. Installing the Driver and the Software

This item is needed only in case the following functions are desired.
1. When Panaboard functions are controlled by PC (computer) instead of pushing each key on the Control Panel, using TWAIN
driver software managed by Panasonic-DMS
2. When you want to scan and save the screen data on the Panaboard to your PC (computer)
3. When this Panaboard printer is desired to be used for PC’s (computer’s) printer
4.7.1. System Requirements

Item Description
PC IBM® PC/AT or compatible with a CD-ROM Drive
CPU Pentium® or higher processor
Communication Port USB 1.1
OS Windows® 98 / Windows® Me / Windows® 2000 / Windows® XP
Memory Windows® 98 / Windows® Me: 64MB or more
Windows® 2000: 128MB or more
Windows® XP: 256MB or more
HDD 40MB or more free space (except for the image data area)
Note:
· Microsoft® and Windows® are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States
and/or other countries.
Windows® is Microsoft® Windows® operating system.
· IBM® is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation.
· Pentium ® is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and other countries.
· All trademarks referred to in this manual are property of their respective companies.
4.7.2. Connection Panaboard to PC
Note:
1. Use a USB shielded cable certified by USB-IF (USB Implementers Forum).
2. Be sure to connect the Panaboard directly to the USB interface port on PC. We cannot guarantee that the Panaboard will
work properly if it is connected to a USB hub.
4.7.3. Installing the USB and Printer driver

When you connect the Panaboard for the first time, install the USB and Printer driver to PC.
Refer to the Operation Instructions for installing the USB and Printer driver.
4.7.4. Installing the Panasonic Document Management System (Panasonic-DMS)

software and the TWAIN driver
Panasonic-DMS uses the TWAIN driver to scan images drawn on the screen.
Refer to the Operation Instructions for installing the Panasonic-DMS software and TWAIN driver.
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4.8. Assembling the optional Stand.

4.8.1. Preparation (Check Accessories.)
The carton box for the optional Stand includes the parts noted below.
Confirm all parts are present before assembling.
No. Part Name Illustration Q’ty
*2
1 Base Pipe 2
2 Reinforcement Pipe 1
3 Extension Pipe S 1
4 Extension Pipe L (Not used for UB-5310 Series) 1
5 Side Pipe 2
6 Slide Plate (Left) 1
7 Slide Plate (Right) 1
8 Fixing Plate 2
9 Screw (Long) 12
10 Screw (Short) 11
11 Screw 2
12 Height Adjustment Handle 4
13 Nut 4
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No. Part Name Illustration Q’ty

14 Cap 2
*1
15 Step Frame (Used only when assembling Stand) 1
16 Fall-prevention Extension Leg 4
*1
17 Wrench (Used for screws No.9 and 10) 1
18 Rear Cover 1
19 Rivet 6
20 Washer 8
Note:
*1 Store the above accessories Step Frame and Wrench in a safe place.
They will be required when disassembling or reassembling the optional Stand.
*2 Before assembling, be sure to lock the casters which the Base Pipe has as shown the following figure.
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4.8.2. Assembly
1. Assemble the Fall-prevention Extension Legs (No.16) to the Base Pipes (No.1) with the screws (No.9) and nuts (No.13).
2. Assemble the Stand Base.

Assemble the Side Pipes (No.5), Reinforcement Pipe (No.2), Extension Pipe (S: No.3).
Note:
· Assemble the Side Pipes with the Slide Sheets facing inside.
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3. Assemble Board Attachment Frame

Assemble the Slide Plate (Left: No.6) and Slide Plate (Right: No.7) to Panaboard’s accessories Board Attachment (Upper) and
Board Attachment (Lower), checking stamped "UL", "UR", "LL", and "LR" on their plates and attachments.
4. Assemble the Board Attachment Frame to the Stand Base.
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This assembling procedure is as follows in detail.

Step A: Attach the Fixing Plates (No.8) to the Board Attachment Frame.
Step B: Place the screws with the Board Attachment Frame in the grooves of the Side Pipes.
Step C: Insert the screws (No.11) into the Side Pipes (No.5) from the inside.
Step D: Install and fix the Height Adjustment Handles (No.12).

Step E: Fix the caps (No.14) to the Side Pipes.
Note:
Be sure to store the Wrench (No.17) on the back of the Cover (Lower).
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4.9. Adjust Screen Unit Height on the Stand

This optional Stand has 4 level height locations of the Screen Unit from 1500mm (59.1”) to 2000mm (78.7”) based on the floor.
The following is the procedure how to change the height.
1. Loosen the 4 Height Adjustment Handles.
2. Hang the Step Frame (No.15) on the center of the Reinforcement Pipe (No.2) not to lift up the Stand with the Screen Unit.
Note:
Be sure to lift up Board Attachment (Lower), while holding it at the center securely and stepping on the Step Frame from the
back side after locking casters. Otherwise, it may be difficult to lift up and down it smoothly.
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3. Hang the Screw (No.11) to the slots in the Slide Plates to adjust the height, convenient for you.
And tighten 4 handles after confirming the screws on the both sides of the Fixing Plates hang in the same height slot.
Note:
The Printer Unit cannot be attached to the Board Attachment (Lower) or detached from its attachment when the Board
Attachment Frame is located at the lowest position. In this case, lift up the frame to slide it to a higher position.
4. Attach the Screw (No.10) to the left side, seen from the front in order to prevent the user from adjusting the screen height at
the lowest position by mistake.
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4.10. Assembling the Wall-mounting Fixture

To install Panaboard to a wall, Panaboard accessories Wall-mounting Fixture (Upper), Wall-mounting Fixture (Lower), and Wall-
mounting Template are required for the Wall-mounting. The procedure is as follows.
1. Confirm the wall is strong enough to support the weight of the Panaboard.
Caution:
The wall must be capable of supporting at least
784N [80kgf (176lbs.)] for UB-5310 Series
2. Tape the Wall-mounting Template to the wall horizontally.
a. Assemble the Wall-mounting Template by taping the Wall-mounting template 1 (TOP) to Wall-mounting template 2
(BOTTOM).
b. Tape the Wall-mounting Template on the wall.
· When taping the template on the wall, make sure it is level.
3. Drill holes in the wall at the 4 spots indicated by and , or and for the Wall-mounting Fixtures.
· Holes on the Wall-mounting fixture are 1/4” in diameter.
4. After removing the Wall-mounting Template, attach the Wall-mounting Fixture (Upper) and Wall-mounting Fixture (Lower) with
the appropriate wall-mounting hardware.
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4.11. Note for the Wall-mounting Fixture

4.11.1. Preparation for attaching the Wall-mounting Fixture
BEFORE ATTEMPTING INSTALLATION OF THIS WALL-MOUNTING FIXTURE, WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND CONSULTING
WITH THE BUILDING MANAGER, ENGINEER, OR ARCHITECT.
The installer needs to know the type of construction used for the wall intended for this installation and the location of wall studs.
Selection of hardware is critical for safe wall-mounting, and depends on the nature of wall construction. Installation should not occur
until this consultation takes place.
4.11.1.1. Tools required:

A minimum of four (4) pieces of appropriate wall-support hardware (molley, toggle, etc.)
Note: THIS HARDWARE MUST BE LOCALLY ACQUIRED, IT IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRODUCT.
Drill (and drill bit of correct size) for hardware installation
Screw driver (Both phillips (+) and slotted (-) will be required.)
Tape measure
Tape or thumb-tacks (2 pcs)
Bubble type level
4.11.1.2. Pre-requisites
1. Before installation, make sure that the wall intended for installation is capable of supporting the flush-mounted Panaboard.
(UB-5310 Series is 80kgf (176lbs.))
2. The position of the intended installation is of adequate size for the selected Panaboard.
(UB-5310 Series (Height × Width): 1,334 mm (52.5”) × 1,372 mm (54.0”))
3. An outlet is within 3m (118.1”), and not located behind the Panaboard.
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4.11.2. Attaching the Wall-mounting Fixtures

The Panaboard must be mounted with the method most suitable to the material of the wall.
Three methods are presented here.
(Other options may be available.)
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5 SECTIONAL VIEW
5.1. Screen Block
Screen Motor
Upper View
LED
Image Sensor
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5.2. Printer Block

5.2.1. Mechanical Parts
Platen Printer Motor

Intermediate
Gear
Thermal Head
Platen Roller
Cutter
Cutter Motor
Cutter Gear
Cutter
Intermediate
Gear Cutter Home Sensor
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5.2.2. Boards
RELAY Board LED ARRAY Unit

(LED ARRAY Boards A, B, C)
Printer Unit
POWER Board PANEL Board
MOTOR DRIVER Board
CONTROL Board
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6 MECHANICAL FUNCTION
6.1. Screen Feed Mechanism
Screen supported by the Drive Roller and the Sub-drive Roller is fed from the right to the left by the rotation of the Drive Roller, seen
from the front.
The Drive Roller rotation attributes to the Screen Motor Gear´s rotation via the Screen Gear.
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6.2. Copy Mechanism

Image Sensors and LED are assigned to the Drive Roller Block. Pushing the "Copy Key" on the control panel enables the
Panaboard to turn on LED, and the Panaboard to feed the screen. And when the screen reaches to the scanning-start point, this
Copy function is activated.
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6.3. Printer Mechanism

6.3.1. Paper Feed & Printing
When the Printer Motor is driven, the rotation of the motor gear is transferred to the Platen Gear on the side of the Platen Roller
via the Platen Intermediate Gear.
This rotation enables the Platen Roller to feed the Copy Paper, while printing function is performed by the Thermal Head.
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6.3.2. Cutting
When the Cutter Motor is driven, the rotation of motor gear is transferred to the Cutter Gear via the Cutter Intermediate Gear 1 and
Cutter Intermediate Gear 2.
This cutter gear rotation activates the paper cutting.
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6.4. Sensors
6.4.1. Paper Sensor (Micro-switch)
Paper Sensor is a micro-switch that detects whether the paper exists or not.
By loading the Copy Paper and closing the Printer Door securely, the surface of the paper pushes up the lever of Paper Sensor
(Micro- switch: ON), which means the Panaboard judges paper exists to change indication on the Control Panel from “ ” to “ ”.
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6.4.2. Cutter Home Sensor (Micro-switch)

Cutter Home Sensor is a micro-switch that detects the Cutter position.
In case of the condition Fig.6.4.2-1, the Panaboard judges the Cutter is in the home position, owing to no contact between the Cam
and Cutter Home Sensor (Micro-switch: OFF), rotating Cutter Gear counter-clockwise.
On the other hand, in the condition Fig.6.4.2-2, the Panaboard judges the Cutter is in the cutting position, owing to contact between
the Cam and Cutter Home Sensor (Micro-switch: ON), rotating Cutter Gear counter-clockwise.
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7 MAINTENANCE
7.1. Maintenance Chart
Description Reference of Parts No. Maintenance Timing Multi-copy / Remarks
Error
Indicator
Screen Ref. No. 40 in Sec.15.2 When screen can not be erased with new condition of the - See 7.2.1.
eraser.
Eraser Ref. No. 19 in Sec.15.3 When screen can not be erased with current condition of the - See 7.2.2.
eraser.
Thermal Head Ref. No. 13 in Sec.15.1 When black or blank streak appear on the copy. - See 7.2.3
Note:
Before the above maintenance, make sure to turn OFF the power except for the Eraser.
7.2. Cleaning and others

7.2.1. Cleaning Screen
Gently wipe the screen with a water-dampened cloth that has been thoroughly wrung.
Note:
1. Use a neutral kitchen cleaner diluted with water for hard-to-clean stains. (If you accidentally write on the screen
with an oil-based marker, wipe with a small amount of ethyl alcohol.)
2. Do not use thinner, benzene, or cleaners containing abrasives as this may result in discoloration.
3. Do not wipe the screen with a dry cloth as this may generate a static charge.
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7.2.2. Caring for the Eraser

When it becomes difficult for the Eraser to clear drawing on the screen, peel the dirty sheet off in the direction of the arrow, holding
the lower sheet.
Note:
When the Eraser becomes thin, be sure not to strike the Screen surface with the corners of the Eraser. Otherwise, this may
damage the Screen surface.
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7.2.3. Cleaning Thermal Head

(1) Push the Door Open Button (PUSH OPEN) in front of the
Printer Unit to open the Printer Door.
(2) Wipe the Thermal Head gently with a cotton swab, dipped
in ethyl alcohol.
Note:
Never touch the Thermal Head and/or its

surrounding with hands. Otherwise, this may cause
poor print quality.
(3) Close the Printer Door until it clicks into place.
Note:
a. Securely close the Printer Door with both hands.

b. Confirm indication on “Multi-copy / Error
Indicator” changes form “ “ to “ “ when
closing the door. Otherwise check the loaded
copy paper condition.
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8 DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
8.1. Disassembly Flowchart
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Note:
How to check the disassembly flowchart.
*This sample flowchart means the procedures 1 and 2 are required before the procedure 3, when disassembling C.
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8.2. Screen
8.2.1. Cover (Lower)
(1) Remove the wing bolt.
(2) Remove the Cover (Lower) in the direction of the

arrows (2), holding up it slightly in the direction of the
arrows (1).
8.2.2. Cover (Upper)

(1) Remove the Cover (Upper) in the direction of the arrow.
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8.2.3. Screen Unit

(1) Remove the Cover (Lower). (See 8.2.1.)
And remove the 2 connectors from the Printer Unit.
(See 8.3-(4).)
(2) Remove the Cover (Upper). (See 8.2.2)
(3) After inserting the lower part of Folding Support (Front) into
the slit of the joint plate shown on the figure, fix the upper of
it with the screw.
(4) Remove the 6 screws (a) with the spacers and washers,
using the accessory wrench. And remove the 2 screws (b).
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(5) Remove the screw at the bottom of the Corner Cover (RL).
Note:
This procedure is required only to remove the Screen

Sec.8.2.8 mentions.
(6) Remove the screw at the bottom of the Corner Cover (LL).
Note:
This procedure is required only to remove the Screen

Sec.8.2.8 mentions.
(7) Release the hook of the Screen unit’s right panel from the
Board Attachment (Upper), and fold the center and right
panels back to back, securing the panels by engaging the
hooks.
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(8) Fold the above folded panels (center and right) and the left
panel face to face in the direction of the arrow.
(9) Fix the Screen Unit with the 2 wing bolts.
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(10) Release the 2 hooks from the Board Attachment (Upper)

and remove the Screen Unit.
Note:
When removing the Screen Unit, do not touch the

Screen surface as doing so may damage the Screen.
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8.2.4. Cover (Left), Corner Cover (LL), & Corner Cover (LU)
(3) Remove the 4 screws after peeling the 4 labels on the

screws.
(4) Remove the 3 screws after peeling the label.

Note:
Remove the 2 screws in case the Screen Unit has been

already removed on the 8.2.3.
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(5) Remove the 3 screws after peeling the label.
(6) Remove the Cover (Left), Corner Cover (LL), and Corner
Cover (LU) forward at the same time.
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8.2.5. Block of the Image Sensors & LED ARRAY Boards A, B, C

(1) Remove the Cover (Left), Corner Cover (LL) and Corner
Cover (LU). (See 8.2.4.)
(2) Remove the 4 screws, and remove the Image Sensor

Cover.
(3) Remove the 3 connectors and 2 screws, and remove the

block of the Image Sensors & LED ARRAY Boards A, B, C.
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8.2.6. Cover (Right)

(3) Remove the 4 screws after peeling the 4 labels.
(4) Remove the Cover (Right) forward, paying attention to the

arrow shown on the figure.
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8.2.7. Corner Cover (RL) & Corner Cover (RU)

(1) Remove the Cover (Right). (See 8.2.6)
(2) Remove the 3 screws after peeling the label, and remove
the Corner Cover (RL).
Note:
Remove the 2 screws in case the Screen Unit has been

already removed on the 8.2.3.
(3) Remove the 3 screws after peeling the label, and remove
the Corner Cover (RU).
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8.2.8. Screen
(1) Remove the Screen Unit. (See 8.2.3.)
(2) Remove the 2 wing bolts to release the folded screen

portion.
(3) Extend the Screen Unit of center and right panels in the
direction of arrow, released from the left panel.
(4) Unlock the hook connecting the center panel to the right, to
release their panels. And extend the Screen Unit in the
direction of the arrow.
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(5) Remove the Block of the Image Sensors & LED ARRAY
Boards A, B, C (See 8.2.5.)
(6) Remove the Corner Cover (RL) and Corner Cover (RU).
(See 8.2.7.)
(7) Remove the screw, and remove the Folding Support

(Front).
(8) Remove the 2 screws, and remove the Folding Support

(Back).
(9) Remove the 4 screws, and remove the Side-back Cover

(Left).
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(10) Remove the 6 screws, and remove the Side-back Cover

(Right), Corner Back Cover (RU), and Corner Back Cover
(RL).
(11) Close the Screen Unit properly shown on the figure, so that
the screen tension becomes loose, and lift up the Screen
upward to remove it.
Note:
When reassembling a Screen, be sure to check the

Screen with the Home Markers is in the upper part of
the Screen.
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8.2.9. Image Sensors

Boards A, B, C. (See 8.2.5.)
(2) Remove the 9 screws and remove the Image Sensor 1,

Image Sensor 2, and Image Sensor 3.
8.2.10. LED ARRAY Boards A, B, C

Boards A, B, C. (See 8.2.5)
(2) Remove the 9 screws and disconnect the connector, and

remove the LED ARRAY Boards A, B, C.
Note:
If necessary to replace either LED ARRAY Board A,

LED ARRAY Board B, or LED ARRAY Board C, be sure
to replace LED ARRAY Unit, equivalent to 1 pair of LED
ARRAY Boards (A, B, C). Otherwise, LED lighting may
not be properly secured to scan Panaboard screen.
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8.2.11. Screen Motor Module

(1) Remove the Cover (Left), Corner Cover (LL), and Corner
Cover (LU). (See 8.2.4)
(2) Remove the 2 screws, and remove the RELAY Board

Cover.
(3) Remove the 2 screws (a) and screw (b).
(4) Disconnect the connector and remove the Screen Motor

Module.
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8.2.12. Screen Motor

(1) Remove the Screen Motor Module. (See 8.2.11.)
(2) Remove the 2 screws, and remove the Screen Motor.
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8.2.13. RELAY Board

(1) Remove the Screen Motor Module. (See 8.2.11.)
(2) Disconnect 3 connectors and remove the screw.
(3) Release the Relay Board from the slit shown on the figure.
(4) Remove the connector and RELAY Board.
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8.3. Printer Unit

(2) Remove the Paper Holders (A, B).
(3) Remove screws.

Note:
4 screws for the optional Stand / 2 screws for Wall-

mounting.
(4) Disconnect the 2 connectors.
(5) Lift up the Printer Unit slightly (Arrow1), checking the Hooks
of the back side shown on the figure are released from the
Board Attachment (Lower), and pull it forward (Arrow2).
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8.4. Disassembly Parts when opening the Printer Door

8.4.1. Copy Paper
(1) Push the Door Open Button (PUSH OPEN) in front of the
Printer Unit to open the Printer Door.
(2) Remove the Copy Paper.
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8.4.2. Thermal Head

(1) Remove the Copy Paper. (See 8.4.1.)
(2) Remove the 2 screws.
(3) Remove the connector to the Thermal Head.
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(4) Remove the 2 springs from the Head Holders.
(5) Remove the 2 screws on the both sides of the Head

Holders.
(6) Slide the holders in the direction of the arrows to remove it.
Reassembling Note:
Be sure to reassemble the Thermal Head, sliding the

Holders along the rails of the Thermal Head in the
direction of the arrows (1), and to attach the Head
Cover to the holders in the direction of the arrow (2).
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8.4.3. Cutter
(1) Remove the Copy Paper. (See 8.4.1.)
(2) Remove the 2 screws and Cutter Cover.
(3) Release the wires from the clampers.
(4) Remove the 5 screws and Cutter Base.
(5) Remove the rivet on the left side of the Cutter.
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(6) Remove the 2 screws and Cutter.
Reassembling Note:
When reassembling the Cutter Base, be sure to fix

the base, pushing it in the direction of the arrows.
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8.5. Disassembly Parts when opening Front Panel

8.5.1. Front Panel
(1) Remove the 1 screw from each side.
(2) Release the 2 cables from the Front Panel.
(3) Disconnect the connector to the PANEL Board to remove

the Front Panel from the Printer Unit.
Reassembling Note:
When reassembling, match the guides of the Front

Panel with the holes of Upper Base.
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8.5.2. PANEL Board

(1) Remove the Front Panel. (See 8.5.1.)
(2) Pull out the PANEL Board in the direction of the arrows (1)
and arrows (2) to remove it from the stoppers.
Reassembling Note:
When reassembling, matching the slit of the PANEL

Board with the Front Panel guide’s A shown on the
figure.
8.5.3. Control Board Cover

(1) Remove the Front Panel. (See 8.5.1.)
(2) Remove the 4 screws and the Control Board Cover.
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8.5.4. CONT / MOTOR DRIVER Box

(1) Remove the Control Board Cover. (See 8.5.3.)
(2) Remove all connectors on the CONTROL Board and

MOTOR DRIVER Board except for CN4, 11, 1001, and
1005.
(3) Remove the 4 screws and remove the CONT / MOTOR

DRIVER Box.
Reassembling Note:
a. Be sure to reassemble the box, passing the 2

bosses of the Upper Base through the holes of
the box.
b. Be sure to lay out all cables as shown below.
c. No cable is connected to CN5, CN7, CN10 on the
CONTROL Board.
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8.5.5. CONTROL Board

(1) Remove the CONT / MOTOR DRIVER Box. (See 8.5.4.)
(2) Remove the 2 connectors from CN1001 and CN1005 on

the MOTOR DRIVER Board.
(3) Remove the 4 screws and remove the CONTROL Board

from the CONT / MOTOR DRIVER Box.
8.5.6. MOTOR DRIVER Board

(2) Remove the 2 connectors CN1001 and CN1005 on the

MOTOR DRIVER Board.
(3) Remove the 4 screws and remove the MOTOR DRIVER

Board from the CONT / MOTOR DRIVER Box.
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8.5.7. POWER Box

(2) Remove the 4 screws (A), and 1 screw (B).
(3) Remove the 2 screws (C).
(4) Remove all connectors on the POWER Board and remove

the POWER Box.
Reassembling Note:
Be sure to lay out cables as shown below.
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8.5.8. POWER Board

(1) Remove the POWER Box. (See 8.5.7.)
(2) Remove the screw on the side of the POWER Box.
(3) Remove the 6 screws and POWER Board.
8.5.9. Printer Base Plate

(1) Remove the Power Box. (See 8.5.7.)
(2) Remove the 6 screws (A) and 2 screws (B).
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8.5.10. Upper Base

(1) Remove the POWER Box. (See 8.5.7.)
(2) Remove the 6 screws.
(3) Release the cables with cores from the clampers.
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8.5.11. Cutter Motor

(1) Remove the Upper Base. (See 8.5.10.)
(2) Remove the connector to the Cutter Motor.
(3) Remove the 2 screws and remove the Cutter Motor with the
Plate.
(4) Remove the 2 screws and 2 nuts in order to release the

Cutter Motor from the Plate.
Reassembling Note:
a. When attaching the motor to the Lower Base, be

sure to check the mechanical condition between
the Cutter Motor Gear and Cutter Intermediate
Gear 1. (See 6.3.2.)
b. Pay attention to the direction to attach the motor
to the plate, so that the connector on the motor
is toward the upper.
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8.5.12. Printer Motor

(1) Remove the Upper Base. (See 8.5.10.)
(2) Remove the connector to the Printer Motor.
(3) Remove the 2 screws and remove the Printer Motor with the
Plate.
(4) Remove the 2 screws and 2 nuts in order to release the

Printer Motor from the Plate.
Reassembling Note:
a. When attaching motor to the Lower Base, be

sure to check the mechanical condition between
the Printer Motor Gear and Platen Intermediate
Gear 1. (See 6.3.1.)
b. Pay attention to the direction to attach the motor
to the plate, so that the connector on the motor
is toward the upper.
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9 TEST MODE
9.1. Contents
All test mode list is as follows. Operation for each item is described in 9.2.
Item Multi-copy / Function Setting Description
Error Indicator Value
*1
A Image Sensor 0 Executes Copy for Image Sensor adjustment.
adjustment 1 Adjusts scanning position for Image Sensor 1
2 Adjusts scanning position for Image Sensor 2
3 Adjusts scanning position for Image Sensor 3
4 Adjusts gap between Image Sensor 1 and Image Sensor 2
5 Adjusts gap between Image Sensor 2 and Image Sensor 3
6 Adjusts Image Sensor scanning start position.
7 Backs up shading waveform
*3
B Model setting 5 UB-5310 Series
C Paper size setting 0 Letter size

1 A4 size
D 1-screen copy print 0 Fixed (Length / Width is fixed to the paper size.)
size setting 1 Proportional (Length / Width proportions to the screen size.)
E 2-screen copy print 0 Fixed (Length / Width is fixed to the paper size.)
size setting 1 Proportional (Length / Width proportions to the screen size.)
*2
F Test pattern print - Prints test pattern
G Continuous operation -
H Sensor check -
Note:
*1
· Regarding the detail operation, see Sec.10.1.
*2
· Test pattern print sample is as follows.
*3
· Don’t set other than “5”.
(“0” for UB-5315 Series, “1” for UB-5815 Series)
Otherwise, the operation for UB-5310 Series is out of guarantee.
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9.2. Operation
The Test Mode operation is as follows except for Item "A". Regarding Item "A", refer to Sec.10.
Operation Contrast Indicator Description
status
1 Turn ON the Power, while pushing “Copy” and “Advance” keys. OFF→Blinking Blinking means this Panaboard enters into
the Test Mode.
2 Push the “Multi-copy” until a desirous test item appears on the Blinking This operation means selecting test Item.
“Multi-copy / Error Indicator”.
Note:
This indicator changes periodically as follows.
3 Push the “Copy” key to execute the test item to be desired. Blinking→OFF This operation means starting test selected
by the above “2” operation.
4 Turn OFF the power to finish the test. OFF -
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10 ADJUSTMENT
10.1. Adjustment-1 (Image Sensor)
This adjustment will be required in case of the following issue. If the symptom is equivalent to the following case, adjust the
Image Sensor according to 10.1.1 on and after.
1. When replacing the Image Sensor
2. When reassembling the Image Sensor
3. When replacing a CONTROL Board
4. When the print-out of drawn straight lines on the screen are distorted as shown below
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10.1.1. Preparation
1. Clean the white standard area on the screen.
2. Push the “Advance” Key to feed the screen to the home position.
3. Draw lines on the screen with a ruler shown on the Fig10.1.1
Fig.10.1.1 Preparation
10.1.2. How to enter into the Image Sensor Adjustment Mode

Operation Contrast Indicator Multi-copy / Error Remarks
status Indicator status
1 Turn ON the Power, while pushing “Copy” and OFF→Blinking OFF→ A
“Advance” keys.
2 Push the “Copy” key to turn ON LEDs on the LED Blinking A→0 This status change means
ARRAY Boards (A,B,C). entering into the Image Sensor
Adjustment Mode.
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10.1.3. Print-out Adjustment Pattern

This is an operation which enables Panaboard to print out an adjustment pattern as the result of Image Sensor´s scanning lines
drawn on the above 10.1.1.
After entering into the Image Sensor Adjustment Mode the above 10.1.2 mentions, the following operation enables us to check
the scanning condition of the Image Sensor.
10.1.3.1. Operation
1 Push the “Multi-copy / Stop” key or “2-Screen Copy” Blinking 0
key until the “Multi-copy / Error Indicator” is “0”.
2 Push the “Copy” key to start scanning the screen and Blinking→OFF 0 This operation means executing
printing the adjustment pattern. print-out of the adjustment
pattern.
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10.1.3.2. Check Adjustment Pattern

Depending upon symptoms on the Adjustment Pattern, the following adjustments are required.
Symptom Possible Cause Action Remarks
As the mutual relation, selected scanning line 1. Adjust “scanning position for Image See 10.1.4.
numbers of Image Sensors 1,2, and 3 are not Sensor 1”.
suitable to scan drawn straight lines in parallel
2. Adjust “scanning position for Image
with the Sensors´ scanning direction.
Sensor 2”.
3. Adjust “scanning position for Image
Sensor 3”.
Between Image Sensor 1 and 1. Overlapping image scanning area by the Adjust gap between Image Sensor 1 and See 10.1.5.
Image Sensor 2 Image Sensors. Image Sensor 2.
or
2. Missing image scanning area by the
Image Sensors.
Between Image Sensor 2 and 1. Overlapping image scanning area by the Adjust gap between Image Sensor 2 and See 10.1.6.
Image Sensor 3 Image Sensors. Image Sensor 3.
or
2. Missing image scanning area by the
Image Sensors.
Horizontal scanning start position is not Adjust Image Sensor scanning start position. See 10.1.7.
suitable to scan the screen.
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10.1.4. Adjustment of Image Sensors’ Scanning Position

In case the drawn straight lines in parallel with Sensors´ scanning direction are distorted as the printing result, the adjustment of
the Image Sensors´ scanning line position is needed.
Each image sensor can be adjusted within 4 lines.
Panaboard defines scanning position line numbers are 0 to 3, seen from the left.
And as the sample, the figure on the right side of Fig.10.1.4 shows the current line numbers for each image sensor.
In this case, the current selected line number for the Image Sensor 1 is “1” (IS1POS=1), and so Panaboard can change 1 to 0,2,or
3 as the adjustment parameter.
And to diagnose the symptom smoothly, we recommend the tentative line 0 (on the left side of the current selected line 1) and the
tentative lines 2,3 (on the right side of the line 1) are drawn on the Adjustment Pattern, using a red pen.
The tentative lines for other Image Sensors should be drawn in the same way.
Select a new suitable line located in the lower order, so that the drawn line on the screen can be scanned straightly to solve this
problem.
In case of the following sample,

1. Image Sensor 1 (IS1): Change line number 1 to 0.
2. Image Sensor 2 (IS2): No change
3. Image Sensor 3 (IS3): Change line number 0 to 1.
Fig. 10.1.4
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10.1.4.1. How to adjust scanning position for Image Sensor 1

After entering into the Image Sensor Adjustment Mode the above 10.1.2 mentions, the following operation enables us to change
scanning line position for the Image Sensor 1.
2 Push the “Copy” key to enable the Panaboard to Blinking→OFF 0, 1, 2, or 3 This “Multi-copy / Error
change into “Ready Mode” for Image Sensor 1’s Indicator” status shows the
scanning position adjustment. current scanning position for the
Image Sensor 1.
In case of Fig.10.1.4, this

indicator shows “1”
3 Push the “2-Screen Copy” key when the current OFF 0, 1, 2, or 3 This “Multi-copy / Error
adjusted line is suitable to be shifted to the left. Indicator” status shows a new
Otherwise, push the “Multi-copy / Stop” key when the scanning position for the Image
current adjusted line is suitable to be shifted to the Sensor 1.
right.
In case of the above Fig. 10.1.4, push the “2-Screen In case of Fig.10.1.4, the
Copy” key once. indicator will show “0”.
4 After finishing this adjustment, push the “Copy” key to OFF→Blinking 1 Pushing “Copy” or “Advance”
renew the adjustment parameter. key makes Panaboard go back
Note: to the first item on this operation,
When canceling a new parameter, push the equivalent to the Image Sensor
“Advance” key. Adjustment Mode.

Image Sensor 2.
In case of Fig.10.1.4, the

indicator will show “2”.
right.
In case of the above Fig. 10.1.4, the above both In case of Fig.10.1.4, the
operations are not needed at all. indicator keeps showing "2".
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Image Sensor 3.

right.
In case of the above Fig. 10.1.4, push the “Multi- In case of Fig.10.1.4, the
copy / Stop” key once. indicator will show “1”.
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10.1.5. How to adjust gap between Image Sensor 1 and Image Sensor 2
After entering into the Image Sensor Adjustment Mode the above 10.1.2 mentions, the following operation enables us to adjust gap
between Image Sensor 1 and Image Sensor 2.
Note:
When either 10.1.4.1, 10.1.4.2, or 10.1.4.3 is executed, operate the following as required after printing out and checking
the Adjustment Pattern, according to 10.1.3.
2 Push the “Copy” key to enable the Panaboard to Blinking→OFF * *This “Multi-copy / Error
change into “Ready Mode” for gap adjustment Indicator” status number
between Image Sensor 1 and Image Sensor 2. (Current value to adjust gap
between Image Sensors 1,2) is
corresponding to the number,
following “IS1-2GAP=” on the
right side of the adjustment
pattern printed out, according to
10.1.3.

3 Push the “Multi-copy / Stop” key when lines overlap OFF ** **
each other between scanning area of the Image In case of Fig.10.1.5, the
Sensor 1 and that of Image Sensor 2. indicator will show “4”.
Otherwise, push the “2-Screen Copy” key when gap

exists between lines.
Every time the above key is pushed, gap will become
wider or narrower by two pixel unit (Approx. 0.25mm).
In the Fig.10.1.5, if the overlapping pixel numbers

between the lines are assumed to be “2” pixels, push
the “Multi- copy / Stop” key once.
4 After finishing this adjustment, push the “Copy” key to OFF→Blinking 4
renew the adjustment parameter.
Note:
When canceling the new parameter, push the
“Advance” key.
Fig. 10.1.5.
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10.1.6. How to adjust gap between Image Sensor 2 and Image Sensor 3
After entering into the Image Sensor Adjustment Mode the above 10.1.2 mentions, the following operation enables us to adjust gap
between Image Sensor 2 and Image Sensor 3.
Note:
When either 10.1.4.1, 10.1.4.2, or 10.1.4.3 is executed, operate the following as required after printing out and checking
the Adjustment Pattern, according to 10.1.3.
change into “Ready Mode” for gap adjustment Indicator” status number
between Image Sensor 2 and Image Sensor 3. (Current value to adjust gap
between Image Sensors 2,3) is
corresponding to the number,
following “IS2-3GAP=” on the
right side of the adjustment
pattern printed out, according to
10.1.3.

3 Push the “Multi- copy / Stop” key when lines overlap OFF ** **In case of Fig.10.1.6, the
each other between scanning area of the Image indicator will show “3”.
Sensor 2 and that of the Image Sensor 3.
Otherwise, push the “2-Screen Copy” key when gap

exists between lines.
Every time the above either key is pushed, gap will

become wider or narrower by two pixel unit (Approx.
0.25mm).
In the Fig.10.1.6, if a gap between the lines is

assumed to be “2” pixels´ span, push the “2-Screen
Copy” key once.
renew the adjustment parameter.
Note:
“Advance” key.
Fig. 10.1.6
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10.1.7. How to adjust Image Sensor scanning start position

After entering into the Image Sensor Adjustment Mode the above 10.1.2 mentions, the following operation enables us to adjust
Image Sensor scanning start position.
change into “Ready Mode” for Image Sensor’s Indicator” status is a current
scanning start position adjustment. value which determines the
scanning start point.
3 Push the “2-Screen Copy” key when the scanning OFF ** **The “Multi-copy / Error
start point is desired to be shifted at a lower position Indicator” status depends on
of the screen. each Panaboard scanning
condition.
Every time pushing the “2-Screen Copy”, the point
will be shifted by approx. 0.5mm, based on copy
paper dimension
Otherwise, push the “Multi-copy / Stop” key when its

start point is desired to be shifted at a upper position
of the screen.
In case of the Fig.10.1.7, pushing “2-Screen Copy”

four times will lead to solving the problem.
renew an adjustment parameter.
Note:
“Advance” key.
Fig. 10.1.7
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10.1.8. How to back up shading waveform

After finishing adjusting a Image Sensor, to memorize shading waveform of the Image Sensor in the back-up memory is required.
The procedure is shown as follows.
1 Push the “Multi-copy / Stop” key or “2- Blinking 7
Screen Copy” key until the “Multi-copy /
Error Indicator” is “7”.
2 Push the “Copy” key to start to back up Blinking→OFF 7 This operating renews back-up
shading waveform. data of the shading waveform,
and prints out the shading
waveform back-up pattern.
Note:
In case the current waveform is faulty, or the current waveform is different from the backed-up shading waveform extremely,
retry this operation 10.1.8 after cleaning white standard area on the screen shown on 10.1.1.
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10.2. Adjustment-2
10.2.1. Present Status: Normal Contrast: Default value 0Fh
10.2.2. Present Status: Dark Contrast: Default value 16h
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11 TROUBLESHOOTING
11.1. Trouble-shooting-1 (Error Code on the Control Panel)
Error Code Possible Cause Check Point Remarks
Classified Indication
Code
o: ROM Error The data from CPU (IC1) or ROM (IC10) 1. Check the soldering condition of the ROM (IC10) on the
is faulty, or an access error to the ROM CONTROL Board to repair it.
occurs.
2. Check the soldering condition of the CPU (IC1) on the
CONTROL Board to repair it.
3. Replace the faulty IC or CONTROL Board.
A: RAM Error An access error to RAM in CPU (IC1) 1. Check the soldering condition of the CPU (IC1) on the
occurs. CONTROL Board to repair it.
M: SDRAM An access error to SDRAM 1. Check the soldering condition of the SDRAM (IC3) on the
(Image (IC3: Image Memory) occurs. CONTROL Board to repair it.
Memory) Error
2. Check the soldering condition of the CPU (IC1) or Gate
Array (IC4) on the CONTROL Board to repair it.
I: SDRAM An access error to SDRAM (IC3: Line 1. Check the soldering condition of the SDRAM (IC3) on the
(Line Memory) Memory) occurs. CONTROL Board to repair it.
Error
2. Check the soldering condition of the CPU (IC1) or Gate
Array (IC4) on the CONTROL Board to repair it.
b: Back-up Back-up memory contents are corrupted. 1. Check the soldering condition of the EEPROM (IC2) on
Memory the CONTROL Board to repair it.
(EEPROM)
2. Check the soldering condition of the CPU (IC1: 3rd, 4th,
Error
6th, and 7th pins) on the CONTROL Board to repair it.
U: USB Error An access error to USB controller (IC9) 1. Check the soldering condition of the USB controller (IC9)
occurs. on the CONTROL Board to repair it.
2. Check the soldering condition of the CPU (IC1-65th, 66th,
67th pins) or Gate Array (IC4-76 th pin)
on the CONTROL Board to repair it.
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L: LED Error LED intensity level is not proper enough 1. Check whether LEDs light on LED Board. If they do not
to scan screen. light, proceed to item 2. Whereas if they light, proceed to
item 7.
2. Check the connections between
(1) LED ARRAY Board A and LED ARRAY Board B
(2) LED ARRAY Board B and LED ARRAY Board C
(3) CN901 on the LED ARRAY Board A and Relay
Connector-2 in the Screen Unit
(4) CN1002 on the MOTOR DRIVER Board and Relay
Connector-2 in the Screen Unit.
(5) CN4 on the CONTROL Board and CN1001 on the
MOTOR DRIVER Board.
3. Check whether "LEDON" signal level is approx. +5V.
during copy function.
(CN901-3rdpin, CN1002-6thpin)
4. Check whether LED drive circuit on LED ARRAY Board
(A,B,C) works correctly.
(1) Each voltage of R905, R906, R907, R925, R926,
R927, R945, R946, and R947→Approx. 2.3V
(2) Each voltage of R904, R924, and R944→Approx. 2.3V
(3) Q944→ON
5. Check LED on-off control circuit on the MOTOR DRIVER
Board.
(1) Q1002-B: Low level (Approx. 4.2V) when copying
(2) CN1001-12th pin: Low level (Approx. 0V) when copying
6. Check the CN4-12 thpin (*CISLEDON: Low level when
copying) on the CONTROL Board.
7. Check signals scanned from Image Sensors. (Check
Point: TP1,2,3)
8. Replace faulty cables or connectors.
9. Replace the LED ARRAY Unit equivalent to LED ARRAY
Boards (A, B, and C), or faulty parts.
10. Replace faulty Image Sensors.
11. Replace the MOTOR DRIVER Board or faulty parts.
12. Replace the CONTROL Board or faulty parts.
t: Thermal 1. Temperature of the Thermal Head is 1. Turn the power off. After a while, restart it to check
Head too high. whether the same issue occurs or not.
Temperature
2. Check the connection between the Thermal Head and
Error
CN3 on the CONTROL Board.
3. Replace the faulty cable.
4. Replace the Thermal Head.
2. Monitor circuit for this temperature 1. Check the soldering condition of “THERM” signal line to
does not work properly. repair it.
(Signal line from CN3-1stpin to IC1-100th pin on the
CONTROL Board)
*The voltage of IC1- 100th pin is as follows when stand-
by.
Approx. 2.8V (10°C)
2. Replace the CONTROL Board.
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E: Data Data have not been transmitted to a PC 1. Check the connection between CN12 on the CONTROL
Transmission connected to USB interface, correctly. Board and the PC.
Error
2. Check the soldering condition of USB signal lines to repair
Or the data from PC have not been
it.
received to the Panaboard side.
(From CN12 to IC9 on the CONTROL Board)
3. Check the soldering condition of IC9 on the CONTROL
Board.
(Especially 14thpin,42nd to 46th pins)
4. Replace the IC9 or CONTROL Board.
S: Screen 1. Screen does not rotate. 1. Check the mechanism condition for rotating the screen.
Error
(From the Screen Motor Gear to the Roller Gear)
2. Check the following connection.
(1) Between Relay Connector-2 and the Screen Motor
(2) Between CN1002 on the MOTOR DRIVER Board to
Relay Connector-2
(3) Between CN1001 on the MOTOR DRIVER Board and
CN4 on the CONTROL Board
3. Check the soldering condition of IC1000 and the following
Screen Motor´s control signals on the MOTOR DRIVER
Board.
(1) CN1002- 1st to 4th pins
Frequency: Approx. 72Hz (when copying)
(2) CN1001-6th,9th,10th,11th pins (or IC1000)
(3) CN1001-7thpin: Approx. +3.3V
4. Check the soldering condition of IC1 and IC4, and check
the following signals.
(1) IC4- 14th to 17th pins
(2) IC1-24th pin: Approx. 3.3V
5. Replace the Screen Motor.
7. Replace the IC1000 or MOTOR DRIVER Board.
8. Replace the IC1, IC4, or CONTROL Board.
2. Panaboard does not detect Home 1. Home Marker´s problem
Markers which tells the screen default
(1) Check whether 2 Home Markers are attached to the
position.
upper position of the screen surface properly.
Note:
When replacing a Screen, be sure to check the
screen with the Home Markers is in the upper part
of the Screen.
2. Image Sensors or their control circuit problem.
→See the above "LED Error" trouble-shooting.
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C: Cutter Error Paper jamming occurs. Load roll paper again.
Cutting function 1. Cutter or its 1. Check printer door is closed properly.
does not operate mechanical problem
2. Check cutter mechanism condition, rotating Cutter Motor
properly.
gear.
→Check whether the rotation of the Cutter Motor gear is
transmitted to the cutter properly.
3. Replace faulty parts.
2. Cutter motor or the 1. Check whether the cutter sounds when initializing.
motor control circuit
2. Check whether the connection between the Cutter Motor
problem
and CN1004 (on the MOTOR DRIVER Board) is proper.
3. Check whether the connection between the CN1005 (on
the MOTOR DRIVER Board) and CN11 (on the
CONTROL Board) is proper.
4. Check the soldering condition of the IC1002, CN1004,
and CN1005 on the MOTOR DRIVER Board to repair it.
5. Check signals for the IC1002 on the MOTOR DRIVER
Board
a. 1st, 5th, 8th, and 12th pins
65 Hz
b. 3rd and 10th pins
Approx. +23V
c. 2nd, 4th, 9th, and 11th pins
65 Hz
6. Check the soldering condition of CN11 and IC1 on the
CONTROL Board to repair it.
7. Replace faulty parts or boards.
3. Cutter Home 1. Check the micro-switch ON/OFF mechanism.
Sensor (Micro-switch)
2. Check the connection between the switch and CN8 on the
or the monitor circuit
CONTROL Board.
problem
3. Check the soldering condition of the CN8, Z24, and IC1
(17th pin) to repair it.
4. Check the 2nd pin of CN8, turning ON/OFF the micro-
switch.
F: Scanner Sun shines in through the image sensor 1. Move the Panaboard or block the sun light to avoid it.
Failure of the Screen Unit.
2. Restart the Panaboard.
P: Paper Error 1. No paper Load new roll paper.

2. Printer door is not closed properly. Close the door properly.
3. Paper Sensor (Micro-switch) or the 1. After opening the Printer Door, check the “Multi-copy /
monitor circuit problem. Error Indicator” changes from “ ” to “ ” while pushing
the lever of the Paper Sensor (Micro-switch).
→If it does not change, jump to the following 3rd item.
2. Check the contact condition between the Paper Sensor
and roller paper and close the Printer Door properly.
3. Check the Paper Sensor (Micro-switch) mechanical
condition.
4. Check the connection between the Paper Sensor and
CN6 on the CONTROL Board.
5. Check the soldering condition of CN6, Z24, and IC1 (94th
pin) to repair it.
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11.2. Trouble-shooting-2 (Image data problem)

Before trying to do the troubleshooting on this kind of image problem, it is necessary to judge whether it is due to the scanning
problem or the printing. The method is as follows.
1. Execute Printing Test according to the following 11.2.1.
2. Check the printed data.
If a current problem is not reproduced as the printing result, it is thinkable that scanning function leads to the problem.
In this case, proceed to 11.2.2 and 11.2.4.
On the other hand, if reproduced, proceed to 11.2.3.
11.2.1. Printing Test

Operation Status of Contrast Remarks
Indicator
1 While pushing the "Copy" and "Advance" keys, turn ON the Power OFF
Switch.
2 Check the Contrast Indicator on the Control Panel is blinking and Blink This blinking means Panaboard
the Multi-copy / Error Indicator becomes "A ". enters in Test Mode.
3 Push the "Multi-copy / Stop" key until the Multi-copy / Error Blink
Indicator becomes "F".
4 Push the "Copy" key to start printing test. Blink to OFF OFF means printing process is on.
After a while, test print will start.
5 Check print-out data. (*See Note 1.) OFF to Blink Change from OFF to Blink means
the printing test has ended.
6 Turn OFF the Power Switch. Blink to OFF
Note 1:
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11.2.2. Scanning Test

Operation Status of Contrast Remarks
Indicator
1 Restart the power. -
2 Push the “Copy” key to reproduce a faulty phenomenon. -
3 Push the “Copy” key, holding “Multi-copy/Stop” key. - After a while, test print will start.
4 Check print-out data. (*See Note 2.) -
Note 2:
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11.2.3. Trouble-shooting regarding printing problem

Phenomenon Possible Cause Check Point Remarks
No printing 1. +24V to heat a Thermal Head is 1. Check the following signals on the POWER Board.
not supplied, regardless of *THON
(1) CN203-8 th pin: 0V
signal´s being active.
(2) Q202 is ON
(3) CN202 -1st,2nd pins: 24V
(4) Check the connection between the Thermal
Head and CN202 on the POWER Board.
2. Replace faulty parts or the POWER Board.
2. Printing mechanical condition is 1. Close the Printer Door firmly.
faulty.
2. Check whether the Thermal Head and Platen Roller
are assembled to the printer block properly.
3. The Thermal Head´s control signals 1. Check the connection between the Thermal Head and
to print are not supplied correctly. CN3 on the CONTROL Board.
2. Check the *THON signal (CN1-8 th pin) on the
CONTROL Board.
→Approx. 0V when copying
3. Check the soldering condition of IC6 and IC4-6th to
10th, 12th, 13th pins).
4. Check the following signals
→CN3-2nd to 8th pins (CONTROL Board)
Waveform: Refer to Note 3.
6. Replace faulty parts or the CONTROL Board.
4. Paper is not fed at all when 1. Check the Printer Motor mechanism condition,
copying. rotating the Printer Motor Gear.
2. Check the following connection.
a. Between Printer Motor and CN1003 on the
MOTOR DRIVER Board
b. Between CN1001 on the MOTOR DRIVER
Board and CN4 on the CONTROL Board
3. Check the soldering condition of IC1001 and the
following Printer Motor´s control signals on the
MOTOR DRIVER Board.
a. CN1003- 1st, 2nd, 5th, and 6th pins
Frequency: 56 Hz
b. CN1003- 3rd and 4th pins
+23V
c. CN1001- 2nd to 5th pins
Frequency: 56Hz
4. Check the soldering condition of IC5 and IC1, and
check the following signals.
→IC1- 31st, 32nd, 35th, and 36th pins
→IC5- 1st to 6th, 12th, and 13th pins
Frequency: 56 Hz
6. Replace faulty gears or Printer Motor.
7. Replace faulty parts or Boards.
5. Thermal Head is defective Replace the Thermal Head.
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Phenomenon Possible Cause Check Point Remarks

Light printing A problem occurs regarding the 1. Check the Printer Door is closed firmly.
mechanical condition between the
2. Check the assembly condition for the Thermal Head
Thermal Head and Platen Roller.
and Platen Roller.
3. Check the surface of the Thermal Head and clean it
if necessary.
(See Sec.7.)
Thermal Head´s temperature is not 1. Check the connection between the Thermal Head and
controlled correctly. CN3 on the CONTROL Board.
2. Check the following signals on the CONTROL Board.
(1) THERM (CN3-1 st pin)
Approx. 2.8V (10°C) when stand-by
(2) *THON (CN1-8 thpin)
→Approx. 0V when copying
(3) Replace the faulty cable.
(4) Replace the CONTROL Board.
Black lines or bands The Thermal Head or its control 1. Check whether the surface on the Thermal Head
regularly signals from the CONTROL Board will has some damage.
have some problems.
2. Check the connection between the Thermal Head
and CN3 on the CONTROL Board.
3. Check the soldering condition of IC6 and IC4 (6th to
10th, 12th, 13th pins).
4. Check the following signals
→CN3-2nd to 8th (CONTROL Board)
Waveform: Refer to Note 3.
5. Replace the Thermal Head.
Note 3:
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11.2.4. Trouble-shooting regarding scanning problem

Error Message Possible Cause Check Point Remarks
Dark scanning 1. Screen mechanism problem 1. Check the Screen tension, and adjust its tension as
required.
2. Image Sensor Problem 1. Check the following signals on the CONTROL Board,
executing TEST mode "A".
(1) Is CISSI signal (200Hz) input to each Image
Sensor (IS1-6 thpin, IS2-6thpin, IS3-6thpin)?
(2) Is CISCLK (286kHz) signal input to each Image
Sensor (IS1-8 thpin, IS2-8thpin, IS3-8thpin)?
(3) Are TP1, TP2, andTP3 signals normal?
→Approx. 0.6Vo-p to 1.2Vo-p
2. Replace faulty Image Sensors.
3. Image process circuit does not work 1. Check the scanning test result.
correctly.
→Is the shading waveform proper?
2. Replace faulty parts (IC7, 4, or 1) or CONTROL
Board.
Light scanning 1. White standard area on the Screen Clean the white standard area. (See Note 4.)
to execute shading function is dirty.
2. Image process circuit does not work 1. Check the scanning test result.
correctly.
2. Replace faulty parts (IC7, 4, or 1) or CONTROL
Board.
White line or band 1.Scanning distinction by three Image Adjust scanning distinction according to Sec.9.
Sensors is not adjusted properly.
Black line or band 1. LED ARRAY or Image Sensor are 1. Check the scanning test result.
dirty.
Does a part of the waveform level drop down?
2. clean the LED ARRAY or Image Sensor.
2. One or more of the LEDs on the LED 1. Enter into the Image Sensor Adjustment Mode (See
ARRAY Boards have become weak. 10.1.2.), and check whether LEDs turn on.
2. Check LED drive circuit on the LED ARRAY Unit
equivalent to LED ARRAY Boards (A, B, and C).
→Q901, Q902, Q903, Q921, Q922, Q923, Q941,
Q942, Q943, Q944
(All transistors are ON when CN901-3rd pin is active
(+5V)).
→Each voltage of R905, R906, R907, R925, R926,
R927, R945, R946, and R947→Approx. 2.3V
→Each voltage of R904, R924, and R944→Approx.
2.3V
3. Replace faulty parts or the LED ARRAY Unit
equivalent to LED ARRRAY Boards (A, B, and C).
Blank spots or black 1. Screen is scratched or torn. 1. Check the Screen surface.
streaks irregularly
2. Adjust black-white slice level on scanning.
→See 10.2.
3. Replace the Screen.
Drawn straight lines on the Screen tension is not proper Check screen feed mechanism condition and adjust it.
screen are distorted Image Sensor Adjustment is not Adjust Image Sensor scanning condition according to
proper. Sec.10.
Note 4: White standard area
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11.3. Trouble-shooting-3 (No power & others)

Error Contents Possible Cause Check Point Remarks
No Power (No indication 1. The CONTROL Board does not 1. Check whether Panaboard initial action is not
on the Multi-copy / Error work properly. reproduced at all when the power is ON.
Indicator)
(Initial action)
(1) Indicates "0" on the "Multi-copy / Error
Indicator".
(2) Checks ROM and RAM.
(3) Checks EEPROM.
(4) Checks whether copied paper is set in the
Printer Unit.
(5) Checks the Screen´s home position,
(6) Indicates "1" on the "Multi-copy / Error
Indicator".
2. Check the soldering condition of IC1 on the
CONTROL Board.
3. Check the following signals on the CONTROL
Board.
(1) IC4 - 80th pin: 48MHz
(2) IC1- 9th, 34th, 70th pins: +3.3 V
(3) IC1 -12th, 13th pins: Approx. 9.6MHz
(4) IC1- 14th pin (*RESET): +3.3 V
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No Power (No indication 2. DC supply from the POWER Board 1. Check whether Panaboard initial action is not
on the Multi-copy / Error is not provided to each Board, reproduced at all when the power is ON.
Indicator) correctly.
2. Check the connection between CN203 on the
POWER Board and CN1 on the CONTROL Board.
3. Check the following signals on the POWER Board.
(1) +24V-1 (for Thermal Head)
a. Both sides of C232: DC+24V?
b. Q202 ON?: Q202-G: Low (Approx.: 0V?)
c. F202 is broken?
(2) +24V-2 (for LED or Motor Driver)
a. Both sides of C235: DC 24V?
b. D224’s Cathode: DC 24V?
c. F203 is broken?
(3) +24V (Common for LED, Motor Driver, and
Thermal Head)
a. Both sides of C221: DC 24V?
b. Both sides of R245: DC 2.5V?
c. Waveform between T201 (10th pin) and Ground
→See "Waveform C of Note 5".
d. Between IC201’s 2nd and Ground: Approx. DC
1V to 1.5V
(4) +5V, +3.3V, -5V
a. Both sides of C230: DC 5.0V?
b. Both sides of C234: DC 3.3V?
c. Both sides of C226: DC 10.0V to 15.0V?
d. Waveform between D222´s Anode and Ground
→See "Waveform D of Note 5".
e. Both sides of C231: DC -5V?
f. Both sides of C227: DC -15.0V to -10.0V?
g. Waveform between D223´s Cathode and
Ground
→See "Waveform E of Note 5".
(5) Check points for each voltage in common
a. Between IC201´s 8th and Ground: Approx. DC
4V?
b. Waveform between IC201´s 5th and Ground
→See "Waveform F of Note 5".
c. Waveform between Q201´s Domain and the
negative side of C206
→See "Waveform B of Note 5".
d. Waveform between D203´s Anode and the
→See "Waveform A of Note 5".
e. Both sides of C210: Approx. 20V?
f. Between the positive side of C205 and the
→Approx. DC 250V to 350V?
4. Replace faulty parts or POWER Board.
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No Power (No indication 3. The PANEL Board or its interface 1. Check whether Panaboard initial action is
on the Multi-copy / Error circuit´s problem. reproduced when the power is ON.
Indicator)
2. As a test, push the "Advance Key" to check
whether this key command are received by CPU
(IC1) on the CONTROL, and whether the Screen is
fed forward.
3. Check the connection between CN300 on the
PANEL Board and CN9 on the CONTROL Board.
4. Check the soldering condition of the D301, R301 to
R307 on the PANEL Board to repair it.
5. Check the soldering condition of Q2 to Q5, Z13,
Z14, and IC1 on the CONTROL Board to repair it.
6. Check the following signals on the PANEL Board
→When no paper in the Paper Cover,
(1) CN300- 10th to 14th pins: Approx. 0V
(2) CN300- 15th, 16th pins: Approx. +3.3V
7. Check the following signals on the CONTROL
Board.→When no paper in the Printer Unit.
(1) Q2- 2nd, 5th pins: Approx. 0V
(2) Q3- 2nd, 5th pins: Approx. +3.0V
8. Replace faulty parts on the PANEL Board and
CONTROL Board.
10. Replace the PANEL Board.
11. Replace the CONTROL Board.
CPU does not recognize 1. Key mechanism between the key 1. Push any keys on the Control Panel to reconfirm
key input. switch and panel sheet is not suitable. whether the same problem occurs.
2. Check whether the key mechanism between each
key (SW300 to SW304) and the panel sheet is
proper.
3. Replace faulty parts or PANEL Board.
2. Key ON-OFF monitor circuit does 1. Check the connection between CN300 on the PANEL
not work correctly. Board and CN9 on the CONTROL Board.
2. Check the soldering condition of the SW300 to
SW304 on the PANEL Board.
3. Check the soldering condition of Z17, R21, IC1 (95th
to 99th pins) on the CONTROL Board to repair it.
4. Check the following signals on the PANEL Board
(CONTROL Board).
(1) CN300 (CN9)-1 st pin: Approx. 0V
(while pushing "Multi-copy / Stop" key)
(2) CN300 (CN9)-2 nd pin: Approx. 0V
(while pushing "2-Screen Copy" key)
(3) CN300 (CN9)-3 rd pin: Approx. 0V
(while pushing "Copy" key)
(4) CN300 (CN9)-4 th pin: Approx. 0V
(while pushing "Contrast" key)
(5) CN300 (CN9)-5 th pin: Approx. 0V
(while pushing "Advance" key)
6. Replace faulty parts or the PANEL Board.
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11.4. Trouble-shooting-4 (Error Message on PC)

Error Message Possible Cause Check Point Remarks
Connection to Panaboard USB cable between the Panaboard Insert the cable, correctly.
is not correct. and PC is not connected correctly.
Panaboard power is not turned ON. Turn ON the Power Switch on the Panaboard and check
the Panaboard indicates "1" on the "Multi-copy / Error
Indicator".
USB cable is faulty. Replace the cable and check PC interface function.
USB Data Transmission USB connection is shut down during 1. Check the USB cable´s connection.
Error transmitting scanning data from
2. Check whether Panaboard is turned ON.
Panaboard.
Instant blackout occurs. Check AC input condition.
11.5. Requirement After Parts Replacement

The following check will be required when a circuit board assembly or part is replaced.
Replaced circuit board assembly or part Check-point Remarks
CONTROL Board 1. Execute "Model setting" (Item B) and "Paper size setting" (Item C) on
9.1.
2. Execute "Adjustment-1". (See 10.1.)
3. Execute "Multi-copy" function.
4. Execute "2-Screen Copy" function.
5. Execute "Test pattern print" (Item F) on 9.1 as required.
MOTOR DRIVER Board 1. Execute "Copy" function.
2. Execute "Continuous operation" as required.
*1
LED ARRAY Unit (LED ARRAY Boards (A, 1. Restart the power.
B, and C))
2. Push the “Copy” key, holding “Multi-copy / Stop” key.
3. Check a waveform printed out.
4. If the above “3” is normal, store the waveform in the memory. (See
10.1.8.)
5. Execute "Copy" function on both Normal and Dark modes.
Image Sensor 1. Execute "Adjustment-1". (See 10.1.)
2. Execute "Copy" function.
Screen 1. Execute screen feed test, pushing "Advance" key.
2. Execute "Copy" function on both Normal and Dark modes.
Screen Motor 1. Execute screen feed test with "Advance" key.
2. Execute "Copy" function, as required.
Printer Motor, Cutter Motor 1. Execute "Test pattern print" (Item F) on 9.1.
Thermal Head 1. Execute "Test pattern print" (Item F) on 9.1.
2. Execute "Multi-copy" function on both Normal and Dark modes.
Others (When reassembling or replace 1. Execute "Multi-copy" function.
mechanical parts in the printer block)
Note:
*1
If necessary to replace either LED ARRAY Board A, LED ARRAY Board B, or LED ARRAY Board C, be sure to replace LED
ARRAY Board Unit, equivalent to the 1 pair of LED ARRAY Boards (A, B, C). Otherwise, LED lighting may not be properly
secured to scan Panaboard screen.
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12 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
12.1. Block Diagram-1 (Image Process)
As the scanning method, three Image Sensors are adopted in Panaboard UB-5310 Series. The Image Sensors (IS1, IS2, IS3) are
located in serial connection to realize 850mm (33.5”) width scanning.
1. When CPU receives copy command by pushing "Copy" key on the Control Panel, CPU controls turning ON LEDs on the LED
ARRAY Boards A, B, and C after finishing the shading process by scanning the monitor of the certain area on the screen.
2. When CPU confirms the three Image Sensors (IS1, IS2, IS3) are ready to scan, CPU starts to scan, controlling screen default
position, and rotating the Screen Motor to feed the screen, controlled by the Screen Motor Driver Block.
3. As the original data, analogue pixels from the Image Sensors (IS1, IS2, IS3) are transmitted to the CONTROL Board via the
buffer circuit on the RELAY Board.
4. And after AGC (Automatic Gain Control) works so that the peak voltage´s difference between white and black levels is approx.
2.0V constantly, the analogue pixels are multiplexed by MUX block, and are converted to the digital signals by A/D block.
5. To the digital signals, the Gate Array (IC 4) processes black level correction, Shading Correction (white level correction),
Correction, Filtering, and to be binary. And the binary data (amount of 1 page) are stored in SDRAM (IC 3). In advance,
SDRAM (IC 3) has the shading correction parameter and Correction data table, and has reserved line memory for the
Correction and Filtering to realize the above process.
6. When printing the stored data in the SDRAM, CPU´s setting a printing register in the CPU I/F block allows the Thermal Head
to start to print out, while the CPU is loading the above binary data from the SDRAM via the T/H Cont. block, and is rotating
the Printer Motor to feed copy paper (roll) by Printer Motor Driver block, and the copy paper (roll) is cut by Cutter Motor
block.
7. When transferring the stored data in the SDRAM to PC, the CPU loads the above binary data from the SDRAM by 16 bits´ unit
and stores the data to FIFO memory in USB Controller (IC 9) via data bus.
The USB Controller transmits data in the FIFO memory to PC one after another on the bulk transmission mode.
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12.2. Block Diagram-2 (Boards)
Paper Sensor Cutter Home Sensor

(Micro-switch) (Micro-switch)
To AC Inlet N.C. N.C.
CN201 CN5 CN6 CN7 CN8
CN300
PANEL
CN9
POWER Board
Board
CN12
USB
CN203
CN1
CONTROL Board
CN1003
CN1001
M
CN4
CN204
MOTOR
Printer
CN202 DRIVER Motor
CN1002
Board
CN1005
CN11
CN2 CN3 CN1000 CN1004
Cutter M
Motor
Relay Connector-1 Thermal Head Relay Connector-2
RELAY Board
CN400
CN401 CN402 CN403
LED ARRAY
Image
Sensor Board C
CN941
3
CN922
Image LED ARRAY

Sensor Board B
CN921
2
M
CN902
Image
CN901
LED ARRAY Screen Motor

Sensor
1 Board A
Screen Unit
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12.3. Explanation of Connectors

Note:
Signal names which begin with asterisk (*) indicate that the corresponding signal is LOW when active.
CN1 [CONTROL Board] - CN203 [POWER Board]
Pin No.
Signal Name Description
CN1 CN203
1 1 +3.3V +3.3V
2 2 +3.3V +3.3V
3 3 GND Ground
4 4 GND Ground
5 5 GND Ground
6 6 -5V - 5V
7 7 +5V +5V
8 8 * THON Thermal head 24V turn-on signal
CN2 [CONTROL Board] - Relay Connector-1 (for Image Sensor control) in Screen Unit
Pin No.
CN2 Relay-1
1 1 CIS1 IS1 signal
2 2 GND Ground
3 3 CIS2 IS2 signal
4 4 GND Ground
5 5 CIS3 IS3 signal
6 6 GND Ground
7 7 +5V +5V
8 8 - 5V - 5V
9 9 CISSI Image Sensor start pulse (200 Hz)
10 10 CISCLK Image Sensor clock (286 kHz)
CN3 [CONTROL Board] - Thermal Head

Pin No.
CN3 Thermal Head
1 6 THERM Thermistor
2 7 * THSTB1 Thermal head strobe pulse1
5 - * THSTB4 Thermal head strobe pulse4 (not connected)
6 10 THCLK Thermal head master clock (750 kHz)
7 11 * THLATCH Thermal head latch signal (200 Hz)
8 12 THDATA Thermal head data signal
CN4 [CONTROL Board] - CN1001 [MOTOR DRIVER Board]

Pin No.
CN4 CN1001
1 1 +5V +5V
2 2 *MTPRB Printer motor *B signal
3 3 MTPRB Printer motor B signal
4 4 *MTPRA Printer motor *A signal
5 5 MTPRA Printer motor A signal
6 6 MTSHB Screen motor B signal
7 7 *735STB Not used (Fixed to +3.3V)
8 8 *735 Not used (Fixed to High Level)
9 9 *MTSHB Screen motor *B signal
10 10 MTSHA Screen motor A signal
11 11 *MTSHA Screen motor *A signal
12 12 *CISLEDON LED array turn-on signal
13 13 GND Ground
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CN5 [CONTROL Board]: Not used

Pin No.
CN5 CN800
1 1 +3.3V Not used
2 2 *SENDOOR Not used
3 3 GND Not used
CN6 [CONTROL Board] – Paper Sensor (Micro-switch)

Pin No.
CN6 Paper Sensor
1 1 N.C. Not Connected
2 2 SENPA Paper sensor signal (No Paper : High level)
3 3 GND Ground
CN7 [CONTROL Board]: Not used

Pin No.
CN7 CN700
1 1 +3.3V Not used
2 2 SENEND Not used
3 3 GND Not used
CN8 [CONTROL Board] – Cutter Home Sensor (Micro-switch)

Pin No.
CN8 Cutter Home Signal Name Description
Sensor
2 2 SENTOP Cutter Home status signal (Cutter home position: High level)
3 3 GND Ground
CN9 [CONTROL Board] - CN300 [PANEL Board]

Pin No.
CN9 CN300
1 1 *CNTUP Count-up key input signal
2 2 *DCOPY 2-screen print key input signal
3 3 *COPY Print key input signal
4 4 *DENSITY Density key input signal
5 5 *FEED Screen feed key input signal
6 6 +5V +5V
7 7 *LEDEN LED turn-on signal
8 8 GND Ground
9 9 GND Ground
10 10 *7SEGG Segment-G turn-on signal
11 11 *7SEGA Segment-A turn-on signal
12 12 *7SEGF Segment-F turn-on signal
13 13 *7SEGB Segment-B turn-on signal
14 14 *7SEGE Segment-E turn-on signal
15 15 *7SEGC Segment-C turn-on signal
16 16 *7SEGD Segment-D turn-on signal
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CN11 [CONTROL Board] - CN1005 [MOTOR DRIVER Board]

Pin No.
CN11 CN1005
1 1 MTCA Cutter motor A signal
2 2 *MTCA Cutter motor *A signal
3 3 MTCB Cutter motor B signal
4 4 *MTCB Cutter motor *B signal
CN201 [POWER Board] - AC Inlet

Pin No.
CN202 AC Inlet
1 - LIVE AC 240V or 120V power source
2 - NEUTRAL Common line
CN202 [POWER Board] - Thermal Head

Pin No.
CN202 Thermal Head
1 1 TH (24V) 24V
2 2 TH (24V) 24V
3 3 GND Ground
4 4 GND Ground
5 5 +5V +5V
CN204 [POWER Board] - CN1000 [MOTOR DRIVER Board]

Pin No.
CN204 CN1000
1 1 GND Ground
2 2 GND Ground
3 3 +24V +24V
4 4 +24V +24V
5 5 +24V LED +24V (for LED)
CN400 [RELAY Board] - Relay Connector 1 (for Image Sensor control) in Screen Unit
Pin No.
CN400 Relay 1
1 1 CIS1 IS1 signal
2 2 GND Ground
3 3 CIS2 IS2 signal
4 4 GND Ground
5 5 CIS3 IS3 signal
6 6 GND Ground
7 7 +5V +5V
8 8 -5V -5V
9 9 CISSI Image Sensor start pulse (200 Hz)
10 10 CISCLK Image Sensor clock (286 KHz)
CN401 [RELAY Board] - IS1

Pin No.
CN401 IS1
1 1 CISVD01 IS1 signal
2 2 GND Ground
3 3 +5V +5V
4 4 -5V -5V
5 5 GND Ground
6 6 CISSI1 Image Sensor1 start pulse (200 Hz)
7 7 GND Ground
8 8 CISCLK1 Image Sensor1 clock (286 KHz)
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Pin No.
CN402 IS2
2 2 GND Ground
3 3 +5V +5V
4 4 -5V -5V
5 5 GND Ground
7 7 GND Ground
9 - N.C. Not Connected

Pin No.
CN403 IS3
2 2 GND Ground
3 3 +5V +5V
4 4 -5V -5V
5 5 GND Ground
7 7 GND Ground
Relay Connector-2 in Screen Unit - CN901 [LED ARRAY Board A] / Screen Motor
Pin No.
Relay-2 CN901 Screen Motor
1 - 1 MTSA Screen motor A drive signal
2 - 2 MTSB Screen motor B drive signal
- - 3 N.C. Not Connected
- - 4 N.C. Not Connected
3 - 5 *MTSA Screen motor *A drive signal
4 - 6 *MTSB Screen motor *B drive signal
5 4 - GND Ground
6 3 - LED ON (Supply +5V) LED array turn-on signal (Supply +5V)
7 1 - +24V LED +24V (for LED)
8 2 - N.C. Not Connected
CN902 [LED ARRAY Board A] – CN921 [LED ARRAY Board B]

Pin No.
CN902 CN921
3 3 LED ON (Supply +5V) LED array turn-on signal (Supply +5V)
4 4 GND Ground
CN922 [LED ARRAY Board B] – CN941 [LED ARRAY Board C]

Pin No.
CN922 CN941
3 3 LED ON (Supply +5V) LED array turn-on signal (Supply +5V)
4 4 GND Ground
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CN1002 [MOTOR DRIVER Board] - Relay Connector-2 in Screen Unit

Pin No.
CN1002 Relay-2
1 1 MTSA Screen motor A drive signal
2 2 MTSB Screen motor B drive signal
3 3 *MTSA Screen motor *A drive signal
4 4 *MTSB Screen motor *B drive signal
5 5 GND Ground
6 6 LEDON LED array turn-on signal
7 7 +24V +24V
- 8 - Not Connected
CN1003 [MOTOR DRIVER Board] - Printer Motor

Pin No.
CN1003 Printer Motor
1 6 MTPB Printer motor B drive signal
2 5 MTPA Printer motor A drive signal
3 4 MTPCON2 Common (24V)
4 3 MTPCON1 Common (24V)
5 2 *MTPB Printer motor *B drive signal
6 1 *MTPA Printer motor *A drive signal
CN1004 [MOTOR DRIVER Board] – Cutter Motor

Pin No.
CN1004 -
1 - MTCB Cutter motor B drive signal
2 - MTCA Cutter motor A drive signal
3 - MTCCOM2 Common (24V)
4 - MTCCOM1 Common (24V)
5 - *MTCB Cutter motor *B drive signal
6 - *MTCA Cutter motor *A drive signal
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13 CIRCUIT BOARDS
Index
13.1 CONTROL Board
13.2 POWER Board
13.3 MOTOR DRIVER Board
13.4 PANEL Board
13.5 RELAY Board
13.6 LED ARRAY Board A
13.7 LED ARRAY Board B
13.8 LED ARRAY Board C
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13.1. CONTROL Board

13.1.1. Front side
PbF stamp
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13.1.2. Back side
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13.2. POWER Board
PbF stamp
124
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13.3. MOTOR DRIVER Board
PbF stamp
125
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13.4. PANEL Board
PbF stamp
13.5. RELAY Board
PbF stamp
126
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13.6. LED ARRAY Board A
PbF stamp
Reducing to 70%.
127
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13.7. LED ARRAY Board B
PbF stamp
Reducing to 70%.
128
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13.8. LED ARRAY Board C
PbF stamp
Reducing to 70%.
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14 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
Index
· 14.1 CONTROL Board
· 14.2 POWER Board
− 14.2.1 For 100V to 120V
− 14.2.2 For 220V to 240V
· 14.3 MOTOR DRIVER Board
· 14.4 PANEL Board
· 14.5 RELAY Board
· 14.6 LED ARRAY (A, B, C) Boards
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14.1. CONTROL Board
1 2 3 4 5 6
CPUA[21-0]
3:E4 SENDOOR CPUA[21-0]
3:E4 SENPA
8:B4;6:A1;8:G5;7:B1
CPUA[21]
CPUA[20]
CPUA[19]
CPUA[18]
CPUA[17]
CPUA[16]
2:F1 FEED
2:F1 COPY CPUDB[15-0]
CPUDB[15-0]
A 2:F1
2:F1
CNTUP
DCOPY
A
6:F3;7:B2;8:B5
CPUDB[15]
CPUDB[14]
CPUDB[13]
CPUDB[12]
CPUDB[11]
CPUDB[10]
CPUDB[9]
CPUDB[8]
2:F2 DENSITY
+3.3V
10K
R9
100
100
Z3
Z4
Z5
8:B2 THERM
100
100
100
8 7 6 5 8 7 6 5 8 7 6 5
R12
R13
C4
0.1
+3.3V +3.3V
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
100
IC2 8 7 6 5
99
98
97
96
95
94
93
92
91
90
89
88
87
86
85
84
83
82
81
80
79
78
77
76
10K
Z2
+3.3V S-93C56ADFJ +3.3V
ANI0
P71
P72
P73
P74
P75
P76
P77
A21
A20
A19
A18
A17
A16
DB15
DB14
DB13
DB12
DB11
DB10
DB9
DB8
DB7
DB6
DB5
1 2 3 4 Z9
8 VCC CS 1 +3.3V CPUDB[7]
4 3 2 1
5 6 7 8
7 NC SK 2 CPUDB[6]
R14
4.7K
3
C1
6 TEST DI CPUDB[5]
0.1
5 GND DO 4 1 AVREF0 75 Z12 CPUDB[4]

2 DB4
AVSS DB3 74 CPUDB[3]
4 3 2 1
5 6 7 8
3 P10 73 47 CPUDB[2]
4 DB2
72 CPUDB[1]
B 5
P11
AVREF1
DB1
DB0 71 CPUDB[0] B
+3.3V 6 70
P00 BVDD 47
7 P01 69 Z6
8 BVSS SENEND 3:E3
IC/VPP PCT6 68
8 7 6 5
4 3 2 1
5 6 7 8
9 VDD 67
RD CPURD 7:B4;8:B5
4.7K
Z1
10 66
R3
4.7K
REGC WR1 CPUHWR 7:B3;8:B5

1 2 3 4 11 VSS 65
12 WR0 CPULWR 7:B4;8:B5
X1 PCM3 64
8:B3 CLK10M 13 63 47
8:B4 CLK10M X2 UPD703212GC PCM2
14 RESET 62
7:B4;8:B3 RESETOUT 15 IC1 PCM1
R10
XT1 WAIT 61
10K 16 60 R16 47 CPUWAIT 8:B6
XT2 CS1 ASICCS 8:B6
17 NMI/P02 59 R17 47 Z10
3:E3 SENTOP CS0 6:A2
131
18 58 CPUA[15] PROMCS
8:B4 THINT INTP0 A15
4 3 2 1
5 6 7 8
19 INTP1 57 CPUA[14]
8:B4 LININT 20 A14 CPUA[13]
INTP2 A13 56
7:B3 USBINT0 21 55 Z7 CPUA[12]
R1 0 INTP3
7:E2 USBINT1 22 A12 CPUA[11]
P40/SIO A11 54
2:B2 CISLEDON
4 3 2 1
5 6 7 8
23 P41/SOO 53 100 CPUA[10]
3:B2 735 24 A10 CPUA[9]
P42/SCK A9 52
3:B2 735STB 25 51 CPUA[8]
TXD0 A8
100
1000P
1000P
C2
C3
C7
C8
0.1
0.1
EVDD
RXD0
C EVSS C
P32
P33
P34
P35
P36
P37
P38
P39
P50
P51
P52
P53
P54
P55
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
+3.3V Z8
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
CPUA[7]
4 3 2 1
5 6 7 8
CPUA[6]
CPUA[5]
1000P
C5
C6
0.1
Z11 CPUA[4]
CPUA[3]
4 3 2 1
5 6 7 8
100 CPUA[2]
CPUA[1]
+3.3V CPUA[0] LEDON 2:B4
100 7SEGG 2:B4
7SEGF 2:B4
10K
10K
R5
R7
7SEGE 2:B3
7SEGD 2:B3
+3.3V 7SEGC 2:B3
7SEGB 2:B3
R8 7SEGA 2:B4
CN10
47 R11
GND 1 MTPB 3:B1
RESET 2 47 MTPB 3:B1
SI 3 MTPA 3:B1
VDD 4 MTPA 3:B1
D SO 5
6 D
VPP
SCK 7
MTCB 3:B3
10K
R2
B7B-PH-K-S MTCB 3:B3

MTCA 3:B3
R6
WRTREST 8:B4
MTCA 3:B3
CONTROL Board (CPU) 1

8
47
UB-5310 SERIES
1 2 3 4 5
UB-5310SERIES
UB-5310SERIES
1 2 3 4 5 6
+3.3V
+3.3V
47
47
1000P
C113
8 7 6 5
C10
A A
C9
C11
C12
0.1
0.1
Z15
4.7K
16V
16V
R20
4.7K
[TO POWER]
1 2 3 4
CN1
+3.3V 1 1K
+3.3V 2
8 7 6 5
1 2 3 4
-5V CNTUP 1:B1
GND 3 1:B1
4 +5V DCOPY
GND COPY 1:B1
GND 5 +5V
FEED 1:B1
16V 47
1000P
-5V 6
C22
C23
C21
0.1
+5V 7 Z17
THON 8 NLC322522T-220K +5VA DENSITY 1:B1
C24
L1
0.1
1K R21
B8B-EH [TO PANEL]
16V 47
1000P
CN9
C15
C18
8
7
6
5
C13
0.1
100P
C112
220P
220P
220P
220P
220P
100P
C75
C76
C87
C88
C25
Z19
CNTUP 1
DCOPY 2
1
2
3
4
COPY 3
DENSITY 4
FEED 5
+5V 6
LEDEN 7
GND 8
R18 9
B 1:B3 CISLEDON
GND
7SEGG 10 B
4.7K 4 5 6 11
7SEGA
R1 7SEGF 12
7SEGB 13
Q1 14
IMH10A-T110 7SEGE
R2 7SEGC 15
(R1=2.2K) 7SEGD 16
(R2=47K) 3 2 1
CISLEDON 3:B2
B16B-PHDSS
R19 100P
100P
C16
C20
8:B1 THON
4.7K
4 5 6
Q2
IMH10A-T110
132
Z13 3 2 1
1:F4 7SEGC
4 3 2 1
5 6 7 8
1:F4 7SEGD
1:F4 7SEGB
1:F4 7SEGE
C 1K 4 5 6 C
Q3
IMH10A-T110
3 2 1
8
7
6
5
8
7
6
5
470P
470P
Z16
Z18
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
4 5 6
Q4
IMH10A-T110
Z14 3 2 1
1:F4 7SEGA
4 3 2 1
5 6 7 8
1:F4 7SEGF
1:F3 LEDON
1:F3 7SEGG
1K
D 4 5 6
D
Q5
IMH10A-T110
3 2 1
CONTROL Board (PANEL / POWER) 2

UB-5310 SERIES
8
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5 6
+3.3V +3.3V
+5V
SN74HCT04
14
8 7 6 5 VCC
1000P
10K
Z21
C33
C31
R22
0.1
+5V
4.7K
GND IC5
A 1 2 3 4
7
A
C98
IC5 [TO MOTOR DRIVER]
0.1
1:C4 MTPB 5 6 CN4
IC5
SN74HCT04 3 4 1 +5V
1:C4 MTPB IC5 1K 2 MTPRB
8 7 6 5
1 2 3 4
1:C4 MTPA 1 2 3 MTPRB
IC5 4 MTPRA
1:C4 13 12 5 MTPRA
MTPA 6 MTSHB
Z26 7 735STB
8 735
9 MTSHB
10 MTSHA
11 MTSHA
12 CISLEDON
13 GND
R23 470
1:B3 735STB
8
7
6
5
8
7
6
5
IC6
100P
100P
13R-1.25FJ
100P
100P
C34
C35
Z27
Z28
1:B3 735 13 12 R24 470
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
SN74HCT04
8:B3 MTSHB 100
B
8 7 6 5
1 2 3 4
8:B3 MTSHB
B 8:B3 MTSHA
8:B3 MTSHA
2:B2 Z25
CISLEDON
+3.3V
8 7 6 5 [TO MOTOR DRIVER]

10K
Z20
CN11
1 2 3 4 150
1 MTCA
8 7 6 5
1 2 3 4
1:C4 MTCA 2 MTCA
1:C4 3 MTCB
MTCA 4 MTCB
133
1:C4 MTCB Z62
C104
C105
C106
C107
470P
470P
470P
470P
04R-FJ
1:C4 MTCB
[TO CUTTER HOME SENSOR] +3.3V
CN8 BLM18AG601SN1D
L6
C +3.3V 1
2
C
SENTOP
GND 3
4 +3.3V
C26
N.C
0.1
C100
C114
220P
0.1
B4B-EH 8 7 6 5
10K
Z23
[NOT USED]
CN7 +3.3V 1 2 3 4 Z24
L7
+3.3V 1 SENTOP 1:B3
4 3 2 1
5 6 7 8
SENEND 2 SENEND 1:F2

GND 3 1:B1
SENDOOR
SENPA 1:B1
B3B-EH
C101
C115
Not used
10K
220P
C27
1000P
0.1
0.1
C119
C118
[NOT USED]
CN5 +3.3V
L8
+3.3V 1
SENDOOR 2
GND 3
C102
C116
220P
B3B-PH-K-S
C28
D
0.1
0.1
[TO PAPER SENSOR] D

CN6 L9 +3.3V
+3.3V 1
SENPA 2
GND 3
N.C 4
3
C103
C117
220P
C29
CONTROL Board (MOTOR / SENSOR)

0.1
0.1
B4B-PH-K-S
UB-5310 SERIES
8
1 2 3 4 5
UB-5310SERIES
UB-5310SERIES
1 2 3 4 5 6
AGCAD[7-0]
A AGCAD[7-0] 8:B1 A
+5V
SN74HCT04
+5VA +5VA
14
VCC
1000P
C36
C37
0.1
GND IC6
7 +3.3V
IC7
1000P
C41
C43
AD9822
0.1
IC6
8:B1 11 10
AGCSH 1 CDSCLK1 AVDD 28
IC6 2 CDSCLK2 AVSS 27 Silk: GND
8:B1 9 8 3 ADCCLK VINR 26 AGND
AGCADCCK 4 TP4
OEB OFFSET 25
5 DRVDD VING 24
6 DRVSS CML 23
10
AGCAD[7] 7 VINB 22
C46
C45
D7
0.1
1000P
AGCAD[6] 8 CAPT 21
C50
C49
16V
D6
0.1
B AGCAD[5]
AGCAD[4]
9
10
D5 CAPB 20 B
AGCAD[3] D4 AVSS 19
11 D3 AVDD 18
AGCAD[2] 12
AGCAD[1] D2 SLOAD 17
13 D1 SCLK 16
AGCAD[0] 14 D0 SDATA 15
C44
C38
C42
0.1
0.1
0.1
1000P
C39
C40
0.1
+5VA
AGND AGND AGND AGND AGND AGND
R25
+5VA TP1
47K
Silk: CIS1
134
R53
Q6
470 2SC2412K-T146
C109
100P
[TO Relay Connector-1]

C99
0.1
B10B-PH-K-S
R26
R29
CN2
62K
2.4K
AGND +5VA
C CIS1 1
2 AGCWR 8:B2 C
GND
CIS2 3 AGCSCLK 8:B1
4 -5V
R31
GND
47K
CIS3 5 TP2
6 Silk: CIS2 AGCSDATA 8:B2
GND
+5V 7 R54
8 Q8
-5V 470
CISSI 9 2SC2412K-T146
C110
100P
CISCLK 10
R32
62K
R33
2.4K
AGND
47
+5VA
1000P
C14
C17
C19
0.1
-5V Silk: CIS3

16V
TP3
R27
47K
-5V
AGND R55
Q7
470 2SC2412K-T146
C111
100P
D R4 D
R28
R30
62K
2.4K
8:B2 CISCLK AGND

100
R15 3 2 1
D1
8:B2 CISSI HN2S01FU
100 -5V
4
4 5 6
CONTROL Board (AGC)

220P
220P
C47
C48
8
AGND
UB-5310 SERIES
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5 6
A A
SDDB[15-0]
SDDB[15-0] 8:G2
+3.3V
+3.3V +3.3V +3.3V
C55
0.1
C56
1000P
8 7 6 5
Z29
4.7K
MSM56V16160F
1 2 3 4
IC3
1 50
SDDB[0] 2 VCC VSS 49
DQ1 DQ16 SDDB[15]
SDDB[1] 3 48 SDDB[14]
4 DQ2 DQ15 47
C53 VSSQ VSSQ C59
SDDB[2] 0.1 5 46 0.1 SDDB[13]
DQ3 DQ14
B SDDB[3] 6
7 DQ4 DQ13
45
44
SDDB[12] B
SDDB[4] 8 VCCQ VCCQ 43
DQ5 DQ12 SDDB[11]
SDDB[5] 9 42 SDDB[10]
10 DQ6 DQ11 41
C54 VSSQ VSSQ C60
SDDB[6] 0.1 11 40 0.1 SDDB[9]
SDDB[7] 12 DQ7 DQ10 39
DQ8 DQ9 SDDB[8]
13 38
14 VCCQ VCCQ 37
8:G3 SDLDQM 15 LDQM NC 36
8:G4 SDWE 16 WE UDQM 35 SDUDQM 8:G3
8:G4 SDCAS 17 CAS CLK 34 SDCLK 8:G3
8:G4 SDRAS 18 RAS CKE 33 SDCKE 8:G3
8:G4 SDCS SDA[11] 19 CS NC 32 SDA[9]
SDA[10] 20 A11 A9 31 SDA[8]
SDA[0] 21 A10 A8 30 SDA[7]
SDA[1] 22 A0 A7 29 SDA[6]
SDA[2] 23 A1 A6 28 SDA[5]
24 A2 A5 SDA[4]
135
SDA[3] 27
25 A3 A4 26
VCC VSS
C C57 C
+3.3V 0.1
C58
1000P
SDA[11-0]
8:G1 SDA[11-0]
D D
CONTROL Board (SDRAM) 5

UB-5310 SERIES
8
1 2 3 4 5
UB-5310SERIES
UB-5310SERIES
1 2 3 4 5 6
A A
1:F1;8:B4;8:G5;7:B1
CPUA[17-0]
CPUA[17-0]
+3.3V +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V +3.3V
10K
10K
8 7 6 5 8 7 6 5 8 7 6 5 8 7 6 5 8 7 6 5 8 7 6 5 8 7 6 5
10K
10K
10K
10K
Z38
Z40
Z42
Z44
10K
10K
10K
10K
Z30
Z32
Z34
Z36
R34
10K
IC10
R36
R35
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
CPUA[17] 1 40 CPUA[8]
CPUA[7] 2 A17 A8 39 CPUA[9]
CPUA[6] 3 A7 A9 38 CPUA[10]
CPUA[5] 4 A6 A10 37 CPUA[11]
CPUA[4] 5 A5 A11 36 CPUA[12]
CPUA[3] 6 A4 A12 35 CPUA[13]
A3 A13
B CPUA[2]
CPUA[1]
7
8 A2 A14
34
33
CPUA[14]
CPUA[15]
B
CPUA[0] 9 A1 A15 32 CPUA[16]
10 A0 A16 31
1:F3 PROMCS 11 CE BYTE 30
12 VSS VSS 29 CPUDB[15]
CPUDB[0] 13 OE D15 28
D0 D7 CPUDB[7]
CPUDB[8] 14 27 CPUDB[14]
CPUDB[1] 15 D8 D14 26
D1 D6 CPUDB[6]
CPUDB[2] 17 D9 D13 24
D2 D5 CPUDB[5]
CPUDB[3] 19 D10 D12 22
D3 D4 CPUDB[4]
CPUDB[11] 20 21
D11 VCC
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
10P
10P
10P
10P
10P
10P
10P
10P
C61
C64
10P
10P
Z31
Z33
Z35
Z37
Z39
Z41
Z43
Z45
5
6
7
8
5
6
7
8
5
6
7
8
5
6
7
8
5
6
7
8
5
6
7
8
5
6
7
8
MR27V402EMP
136
1000P
C62
C63
0.1
C C
CPUDB[15-0]
CPUDB[15-0]
1:F1;7:B2;8:B5
D D
CONTROL Board (PROM) 6

UB-5310 SERIES
8
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5 6
A A
8:G5 CLK6M
CPUA[6-1]
1:F1;6:A1;8:G5 CPUA[6-1]
USBINT1 1:B3
CPUA[6]
CPUA[5]
CPUA[4]
CPUA[3]
CPUA[2]
CPUA[1]
+3.3V
CPUDB[15-0]
1:F1;6:F3;8:B5 CPUDB[15-0]
1000P
C67
C68
24 CPUDB[1]
23 CPUDB[0]
0.1
+3.3V
B
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
B
D1
D0
A6
A5
A4
A3
A2
A1
COREVCC
GND
XIN
XOUT
1000P
C70
C72
0.1
CPUDB[2] 25 D2 IOVCC 12
CPUDB[3] 26 D3 INT1/SOF 11
CPUDB[4] 27 D4 TC1 10
CPUDB[5] 28 D5 DREQ1 9
CPUDB[6] 29 D6 DACK1 8 [TO USB]
CPUDB[7] 30 IC9 7 R38
D7 TEST CN12
CPUDB[8] 31 D8/P0 TRON 6 L2
CPUDB[9] 32 D9/P1 M66291GP VBUS 5 R39 1 USBVBUS
CPUDB[10] 33 D10/P2 D+ 4 1.5K R40 2 USBD-
CPUDB[11] 34 D11/P3 D- 3 3 USBD+
+3.3V 35 IOVCC GND 2 27
27 4 USBGND
36 1 1 5
C73
C74
47P
47P
GND COREVCC L3
137
HWR/BYTE
+3.3V UBB-4R-D10T-1
1000P 2
DREQ0
D12/P4
D13/P5
D14/P6
D15/A0
DACK0
C65
C66
0.1
3 4
LWR
INT0
RST
1000P
RD
CS
C69
C71
0.1
NNCD5.6LG-T1
C C
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
+3.3V D2
+3.3V
CPUDB[12]
CPUDB[13]
CPUDB[14]
CPUDB[15]
8 7 6 5
Z46
4.7K
R37
4.7K
1 2 3 4
1:F2;8:B5 CPUHWR
1:B3 USBINT0
1:F2;8:B5 CPURD
1:F2;8:B5 CPULWR
8:G5 USBCS
1:B2;8:B3 RESETOUT
D D
CONTROL Board (USB) 7

UB-5310 SERIES
8
1 2 3 4 5
UB-5310SERIES
UB-5310SERIES
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
A 2:B3 THON
A
AGCAD[7-0] SDA[11-0]
4:E1 AGCAD[7-0] SDA[11-0] 5:B3
AGCAD[0]
AGCAD[1]
AGCAD[2]
AGCAD[3]
AGCAD[4]
AGCAD[5]
AGCAD[6]
AGCAD[7]
SDA[0]
SDA[1]
SDA[2]
SDA[3]
SDA[4]
SDA[5]
SDA[6]
SDA[7]
SDA[8]
SDA[9]
SDA[10]
SDA[11]
4:B2 AGCSH
4:B2 AGCADCCK
4:E3 AGCSCLK
Z50
Z51
Z52
47
47
47
8 7 6 5 8 7 6 5 8 7 6 5
4:E3 AGCSDATA
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
4:E3 AGCWR SDDB[15-0] 5:E1
SDDB[15-0]
TP5
B Silk: CIS1 B
IC5 SN74HCT04
4:B4 CISSI 8 9
IC5
4:B4 CISCLK 10 11
+5V
1:B1 THERM 8 7 6 5
144
143
142
141
140
139
138
137
136
135
134
133
132
131
130
129
128
127
126
125
124
123
122
121
120
119
118
117
116
115
114
113
112
111
110
109
Z22
4.7K
[TO Thermal Head] CN3 B8B-PH-K-S
1 2 3 4
GND
GND
AGCSCLK
OPORT4
AGCADCCK
AGCSH
AGCAD0
AGCAD1
AMC
SMC
AGCAD2
AGCAD3
AGCAD4
AGCAD5
AGCAD6
AGCAD7
THON
SDADDR0
SDADDR1
SDADDR2
SDADDR3
SDADDR4
SDADDR5
GND
SDADDR6
SDADDR7
SDADDR8
SDADDR9
SDADDR10
SDADDR11
SDBANK0
SDBANK1
SDDQ8
SDDQ9
GND
GND
THERM 1
THSTB1 2 +3.3V
8 7 6 5 8 7 6 5
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
+3.3V
THSTB2 3 150
THSTB3 4 Z53 SDDB[8]
8 7 6 5 8 7 6 5
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
THSTB4 5 Z48 47 SDDB[9]
6 IC6 1 VDD VDD 108
THCLK 2 107 SDDB[10]
THLATCH 7 150 2 1 IC6 AGCSDATA SDDQ10
IC6 3 106 SDDB[11]
THDATA 8 L4 4 3 4 AGCWR SDDQ11 105 Z54 SDDB[12]
BLM21P220SG 6 5 CISSI SDDQ12 47 SDDB[13]
5 CISCLK SDDQ13 104
Z49 6 103 SDDB[14]
7 THSTB1 SDDQ14 102 SDDB[15]
+5V THSTB2 SDDQ15
8 101
470P
470P
470P
470P
100P
100P
220P
C30
C32
C51
C52
C77
C78
C79
C 9 THSTB3 GND 100 Z55 SDDB[0] C
8 7 6 5 8 7 6 5
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
10 THSTB4 SDDQ0 99 47 SDDB[1]
8 7 6 5 THCLK SDDQ1
Z47 11 98 SDDB[2]
4.7K
12 GND SDDQ2 97 SDDB[3]
1 2 3 4 13 THLAT SDDQ3 96 Z56 SDDB[4]
14 THDATA SDDQ4 95 47 SDDB[5]
3:B2 MTSHA 15 MTSHA SDDQ5 94 SDDB[6]
3:B2 MTSHA 16 MTSHA SDDQ6 93 SDDB[7]
3:B2 MTSHB 17 MTSHB SDDQ7 92
3:B2 MTSHB 18 MTSHB SDCKE 91 SDCKE 5:E2
1:B2;7:B4 RESETOUT 19 RSTOUT GND 90 R48 68
20 RST uPD65944GJ SDCLK 89 SDCLK 5:E2
R46 270 21 GND SDUDQM 88 SDUDQM 5:E2
1:B2 CLK10M R45 270 CLK10M IC4 SDLDQM SDLDQM 5:B2
22 87
8 7 6 5
1 2 3 4
1:B2 CLK10M 23 CLK10M SDWE 86 SDWE 5:B2
24 GND SDCAS 85 SDCAS 5:B2
1:B3 THINT THINT SDRAS SDRAS 5:B2
138
1:B3 25 LINIINT SDCS 84 5:B3

LININT CPUA[21] 26 83 SDCS
CPUA[20] 27 A21 GND 82 47 Z57
CPUA[19] 28 A20 VDD 81
CPUA[18] 29 A19 CLKIN 80
R51
A18 CLKIN2
6.8K
CPUA[17] 30 79 X1
CPUA[16] 31 A17 GND 78
R52 CSTCW48M0X
CPUDB[15] Z61 32 A16 VDD 77 3 1
8 7 6 5
1 2 3 4
CPUA[21-16] D15 CLK6M 0
D 1:F1;6:A1 CPUA[21-16] CPUDB[14]
CPUDB[13]
10 33
34 D14 USBCS 76
75 CPUA[0]
D
C96
C97
10P
10P
CPUDB[12] 35 D13 A0 74 CPUA[1]
D12 A1
NLC322522T-220K
36 VDD VDD 73
2
CPUWAIT
CPUHWR
CPULWR
C108
10P
+3.3V
L5
ASICCS
CPURD
+3.3V
GND
GND
GND
GND
VDD
D11
D10
A15
A14
A13
A12
A11
A10
D9
D8
D7
D6
D5
D4
D3
D2
D1
D0
A9
A8
A7
A6
A5
A4
A3
A2
R47
10K
X2
AT-4948MHZ
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
1:C4 WRTREST +3.3V
+3.3V PST3628UR R49 150
IC8 8 7 6 5 8 7 6 5 8 7 6 5 CLK6M 7:B1
USBCS 7:B4
CPUA[15]
CPUA[14]
CPUA[13]
CPUA[12]
CPUA[11]
CPUA[10]
1 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
OUT 4
CPUA[9]
CPUA[8]
CPUA[7]
CPUA[6]
CPUA[5]
CPUA[4]
CPUA[3]
CPUA[2]
GND +3.3V
10
10
10
Z60
Z59
Z58
2
VDD CD 3
C81
C89
0.1
0.1
CPUA[15-0]
CPUA[15-0] 1:F1;6:A1;7:B1
R50
4.7K
CPUDB[11]
CPUDB[10]
E
CPUDB[9]
CPUDB[8]
CPUDB[7]
CPUDB[6]
CPUDB[5]
CPUDB[4]
CPUDB[3]
CPUDB[2]
CPUDB[1]
CPUDB[0]
E
CPUDB[15-0]
1:F1;6:F3;7:B2 CPUDB[15-0]
1:F2;7:B4 CPURD
1:F2;7:B3 CPUHWR
1:F2;7:B4 CPULWR
1:F2 CPUWAIT
1:F3 ASICCS
+3.3V
F
CONTROL Board (G / A) 8 F
1000P
1000P
1000P
1000P
1000P
1000P
C80
C82
C83
C84
C85
C86
C90
C91
C92
C93
C94
C95
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
0.1
1 2 3 4 5 6
UB-5310 SERIES
7 8
8
14.2. POWER Board
14.2.1. For 100V to 120V
1 2 3 4 5 6
[TO MOTOR DRIVER]
CN204
B5B-EH
5 LED(24V)
4 +24V
3
+24V
A D224
2
1
GND A
S3V20 GND
250V
220
C235
[TO AC Inlet]
F203
35V
CN201 Q205
3.15A
L
F201 TH201 D221 R253 C233
+24V 2SB1504
LINE YG902C3R
N 4A 250V [TO Thermal Head]
100K2W
NEUTRAL 10 1 1k 0.1 2SJ589LS
2200P 2200P
4700P
1 L201 2
R204
C202 1 L202 2 CN202
C201
0.1uF
C208
270
0.5W
D201 3 T201 Q202
0.5W
F202
C205
R202
180K
B2P3-VH 1 10
ZNR201
1 TH(24V)
R201
C204
240V
0.1uF
4 1 2 2
250V
4A 250V TH(24V)
R241
R244
4 3 4 3
120
3
8.2k
GND
R248
470k
35V 2200
3.3K
JP
C203
5.3mH 5.3mH 2 3 4
D202
GND
220
2W
ERB44-10G1
2 5
C232
+5V
TLP421F
JP 0 1
PC201
C221
R246
VR201
R242
270
35V
1K
1K
0.5W
3 8
R203
180K
R249
C206
D3SBA60
2.2K
0 B5B-PH-K-S
1.2K
2
250V
R243 C223
5 11
0.5W
R209
47K
6 9 1.2k 0.1
HA17431PA
4700P
C207
R207
12
IC205
+3.3V
0.5W
R210
B
68K
UPC3533HF
B 0.18
5W IC202
R245
1.0K
1 IN OUT 3 1
R247
+3.3V
2
0
GND +3.3V
3
C228
C234
100
GND
0.1
0.1
4
C229
2 GND
+5V 5
RD27ES-T1AB4
GND
10V
D203 UPC2905AHF 6 -5V
IC203 7 +5V
D222
1 IN 8
OUT 3 TH/ON
139
ERA91-02
22
D205
C210
C216
R213
33K
25V 1000
0.1
ERA92-02 CN203
GND
50V
R205
C226
C230
10
B8B-EH-F1
100
2
0.1
C224
R217 TLP421F
4 [TO CONTROL]
100 10V
PC202
C212
C209
220P
3 Q201
470
C231
0.22 2SK2651-01MR
C227
C225
0.1
1
10K
R212 R211
25V
10V
R254 D223
GND
10 0.5W 100 IN OUT
0 ERA91-02 2 3
R206
10K
IC204
8
7
6
5
D204
ERA91-02 PJ79L05CT
CS
REF
VCC
OUT
C C
C211
0.22
+24V +5V +3.3V

IC201
MA165
R218
MA165
RD5.1ES MA165
187K
GND
D226
D232
D228
MA165
RT
FB
D230
IS
1
2
3
4
RD27ES
HA17431PA
D229
D227
RD5.1ES
R214
IC206
D231
1.2k
C213 R215
330
C214
TLP421F
4
37.4K
R216
C215
0.1
PC201
R250
0.1
12
0.1
TLP421F
1
PC202
R251
820
2
MA165
D233
D D
POWER Board
For 100V to 120V
1
UB-5310 SERIES 1
1 2 3 4 5 6
UB-5310SERIES
UB-5310SERIES
14.2.2. For 220V to 240V
1 2 3 4 5 6
[TO MOTOR DRIVER]
CN204
B5B-EH
5 LED(24V)
4
3 +24V
2 +24V
A D224
S3V20 1
GND
GND
A
250V
220
C235
[TO AC Inlet]
F203
35V
CN201 Q205
3.15A
L
F201 TH201 D221 R253 C233 +24V 2SB1504
LINE YG902C3R
NEUTRAL N 4A 250V 10 1 1k 0.1 [TO Thermal Head]
100K2W
2SJ589LS
1 L201 2 1 L202 2
4700P
2200P
R204
CN202
0.1uF
C208
C201
C202
3
270
0.5W
D201 T201 F202 Q202
ZNR201
R202
180K
0.5W
470V
B2P3-VH 1 10 1
C205
TH(24V)
R201
0.1uF
1 2
C204
4 4A 250V 2 TH(24V)
250V
R244
R241
ERB44-10G1
8.2k
4 3 4 5.3mH 3 3
120
470k
2200P
R248
GND
3.3K
5.3mH
35V 2200
C203
2 3 4
D202
GND
220
2 5
2W
C232
JP 1 +5V
TLP421F
R246
C221
VR201
PC201
R242
270
1K
35V
1K
D3SBA60 3 8
R203
B5B-PH-K-S
180K
0.5W
R249
3K
0
2.2K
C206
2
250V
R243 C223
5 11
R209
0.5W
47K
6 9 1.2k 0.1
HA17431PA
4700P
C207
R207
12
IC205
+3.3V
R210
0.5W
68K
UPC3533HF
B
0.18
5W IC202 B
R245
1.0K
1 IN 3 1
R247
OUT +3.3V
2
0
GND +3.3V
3
C228
C234
GND
100
0.1
0.1
2 4
C229
+5V GND
5 GND
RD27ES-T1AB4
10V
D203 UPC2905AHF 6 -5V
IC203 7 +5V
ERA91-02
D222
1 IN 3 8 TH/ON
OUT
22
R213
C210
D205
C216
33K
25V 1000
0.1
ERA92-02 GND CN203
R205
50V
C226
10
B8B-EH-F1
C230
100
0.1
140
2 [TO CONTROL]
C224
4
TLP421F
10V
PC202 C212
C209
220P
3 Q201
470
100
0.22 2SK2651-01MR
C231
0.1
1
C227
C225
R217
10K R212 R211

GND
25V
10V
R254 D223
10 0.5W 100 IN OUT 3
0 ERA91-02
2
R206
10K
D204
IC204
8
7
6
5
ERA91-02 PJ79L05CT
CS
REF
VCC
OUT
C211
0.22
C +24V +5V +3.3V

C
IC201
187K
R218
MA165
RD5.1ES MA165
GND
MA165
D226
D228
D232
RT
FB
MA165
IS
D230
1
2
3
4
RD27ES
HA17431PA
D229
D227
RD5.1ES
R214
IC206
D231
1.2k
R215
330
C214
4
37.4K
R216
TLP421F
0.1
C215
PC201
0.1
R250
12
C213
0.1
3
1
TLP421F
PC202
R251
820
2
MA165
D233
D D
POWER Board
For 220V to 240V
1
UB-5310 SERIES 1
1 2 3 4 5 6
14.3. MOTOR DRIVER Board
1 2 3 4 5 6
IC1000
OUT1
OUT2
OUT3
OUT4
MTD2003
VMA
VMB
VCC
VCC
RSA
RSB
VSB
VSA
C/R
IN2
IN1
IN4
IN3
NC
PG
NC
NC
NC
NC
VR
LG
+5V +24V
I0
I1
A +24V A
6
7
8
9
1
3
5
4
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
[TO POWER] R1012 +5V
CN1000
0
GND 1 R1013
GND 2
+24V 3 39K
R1016
10K
4
C1005
+24V
22
R1014
C1009
+24VLED 5
0.1
50V
B5B-EH-A Q1001
C1003
DTA143XSATP
C1006
4700P
0.75
22
R1015
C1001
0.75
0.1
50V
Q1000
DTC143XSATP [TO Relay Connector-2]
CN1002
1 MTSA
+5V R1000 2
[TO CONTROL] MTSB
CN1001 3 MTSA
4 MTSB
B +5V 1
2
1K R1006 5
6
GND B
MTPRB 1K
LEDON
MTPRB 3 R1001
7 +24VLED
MTPRA 4 0
MTPRA 5 1K +5V R1022
C1010
6
R1007 B7B-EH-F1
0.1
MTSHB
735STB 7 1K
735 8
9 Q1002
MTSHB
R1019
10 2SA933ASTPR
1.8K
MTSHA
MTSHA 11
CISLEDON 12
GND 13 R1020 R1021
141
+24V
C1002
13P-1.25FJ 560 1K
22
C1000
0.1
50V
COM-1
COM-2
IC1001
R1017
C1007
C-1
C-2
C-3
C-4
B-1
E-1
B-2
E-2
B-3
B-4
0.1
MP4303
0
1
2
6
3
5
7
8
9
4
10
11
12
[TO Printer Motor]
CN1003
1 MTPB
C R1002 D1000 HZ33-2TD
2
3
MTPA C
MTPCOM2
D1002 HZ33-2TD 4
560 R1008 MTPCOM1
5 MTPB
R1003 560 6 MTPA
560 R1009 B6B-PH-K-S
560
+5V
+24V
TC74HCT04AP
COM-1
14 COM-2 IC1002
R1018
C1008
C-1
C-2
C-3
C-4
B-1
E-1
B-2
E-2
B-3
B-4
C1004
VCC
0.1
MP4303
0
[TO Cutter Motor]
0.1
GND IC1003
1
2
6
3
5
7
8
9
4
10
11
12
CN1004
[TO CONTROL]
CN1005 7 1 MTCB
IC1003 2 MTCA
1 TC74HCT04AP 1 2
R1004 D1001 HZ33-2TD 3
MTCTA MTCCOM2
2 IC1003 D1003 HZ33-2TD 4
MTCTA 560 R1010 MTCCOM1
MTCTB 3 3 4 5 MTCB
MTCTB 4 IC1003 560 6 MTCA
B
R1005
5 6 7 N.C
D 4P-FJ 9
IC1003
8
560 R1011
B7B-PH-K-S D
560
IC1003 IC1003
11 10 13 12
MOTOR DRIVER Board 1

UB-5310 SERIES 1
1 2 3 4 5
UB-5310SERIES
UB-5310SERIES
14.4. PANEL Board
1 2 3 4 5 6
A A
+5V
CNTUP
SW302
EVQ11G05R
+5V
D-COPY
SW303 D300
R300
EVQ11G05R
220
COPY LN310GP
SW301
[TO CONTROL]
EVQ11G05R
S16B-PHDSS
CN300 DENSITY
SW304
CNTUP 1 EVQ11G05R
D-COPY 2
COPY 3 FEED
DENSITY 4 SW300
FEED 5 LA-401MD
B +5V 6
EVQ11G05R
D301
+5V B
LEDDEN 7
GND 8
C300
9 7 1
0.1
GND R301
7SEGG 10 3
7SEGA 11 270 2
7SEGF 12 R302
4
7SEGB 13 5
7SEGE 14 270 8
7SEGC 15 R303
9
7SEGD 16 10 6
270
R304
142
270
R305
270
R306
270
R307
270
C C
7SEG-LED
10pin-SEG A
2pin-SEG F 9pin-SEG B
3pin-SEG G
4pin-SEG E 8pin-SEG C
7pin-SEG D.P
5pin-SEG D
D
C
D
PANEL Board 1
UB-5310 SERIES 1
1 1 2 3 4 5
KX-BP595
01
14.5. RELAY Board
1 2 3 4 5 6
+5V
R400
1.8K
A [TO Image Sensor1]
A
B8B-PH-K-S
CN401
R406
2SA933ASTPR 1 CISVD01
Q400 2
470 GND
3 +5V
4 -5V
5 GND
6 CISSI1
C400
100P
R403
-5V
10K
7 GND
8 CISCLK1
-5V +5V
+5V
R401
1.8K
C402
C403
0.1
0.1
[TO Image Sensor2]
B B9B-PH-K-F
B
[TO Relay Connector-1] +5V -5V CN402
B10B-EH-F1 R407
CN400 Q401 2
470 GND
1 3 +5V
CIS1 4 -5V
GND 2 5
3 GND
CIS2 6 CISSI2
4
C401
100P
R404
-5V
10K
GND 7 GND
CIS3 5 8
6 CISCLK2
GND 9 N.C.
+5V 7
8
143
-5V
CISSI 9
CISCLK 10
+5V
C C
R402
1.8K
[TO Image Sensor3]

B10B-PH-K-F
CN403
R408
Q402 2
470 GND
3 +5V
4 -5V
5 GND
6 CISSI3
C404
100P
R405
-5V
10K
7 GND
8 CISCLK3
9 N.C.
10 N.C.
D
D D
RELAY Board 1
UB-5310 SERIES 1
1 2 3 4 5
UB-5310SERIES
UB-5310SERIES
14.6. LED ARRAY (A, B, C) Boards
1 2 3 4 5 6
[TO Relay Connector-2] [TO LED ARRAY B] [TO LED ARRAY A] [TO LED ARRAY C] [TO LED ARRAY B]
CN901 CN902 CN921 CN922 CN941
GND 4 4 GND GND 4 4 GND GND 4
LED ON 3 3 LED ON, LED ON 3 3 LED ON LED ON 3
A N.C 2 2 N.C N.C 2 2 N.C N.C 2 A
24V 1 1 24V 24V 1 1 24V 24V 1
S4B-PH-K-S 4P-FJ 04R-FJ 4P-FJ 04R-FJ
D901
D909
D917
D925
D933
D941
D949
D957
D965
D973
D902
D910
D918
D926
D934
D942
D950
D958
D966
D974
D903
D911
D919
D927
D935
D943
D951
D959
D967
R951
150
D904
D912
D920
D928
D936
D944
D952
D960
D968
R952
150
D905
D913
D921
D929
D937
D945
D953
D961
D969
B
R953
150
B
D906
D914
D922
D930
D938
D946
D954
D962
D970
R954
150
D907
D915
D923
D931
D939
D947
D955
D963
D971
R955
150
D908
D916
D924
D932
D940
D948
D956
D964
D972
R902
R922
R942
105
105
105
R956
150
144
R903
R923
R943
1.8k
1.8k
1.8k
R908
R928
R948
4 5 6 4 5 6 4 5 6 4 5 6 4 5 6 4 5 6 4 5 6 4 5 6 4 5 6
0
0
C C
3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1
Q902 Q903 Q922 Q923 Q942 Q943

Q901 IMX17 IMX17 Q921 IMX17 IMX17 Q941 IMX17 IMX17
IMX17 IMX17 IMX17
Q944
R949
)
)
0
C901
C941
C921
R904
R905
R906
R907
R924
R925
R926
R927
R944
R945
R946
R947
180
100
100
100
180
100
100
100
180
100
100
100
(
(
*
*
DTC143XKA
AGND BOARD -A AGND BOARD -B AGND BOARD -C

D D
Note *:
Not mounted on the location C901, C921, and C941
LED ARRAY (A, B, C) Boards 1
UB-5310 SERIES 1
1 2 3 4 5
UB-5310SERIES
15 PARTS LOCATION AND MECHANICAL PARTS LIST
Note: RTL (Retention Time Limited)

The mark (RTL) indicates that the Retention Time is limited for this item. After the discontinuations of this assembly
in production, the item will continue to be available for a specific period of time. The retention period of availability is
dependent on the type of assembly, and in accordance with the laws governing part and product retention.
After the end of this period, the assembly will no longer be available.
Note: TSCA (Toxic Substance Control Act)
The marking (TSCA) in the Remark column indicates that the part shown in the column consist of the substances
which are included in TSCA inventory.
Note: PbF (Pb Free)
“PbF” in the Remark column means Pb Free solder is used to assemble parts on the PCB assembly.
145
UB-5310SERIES
15.1. Printer Unit
146
UB-5310SERIES
Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks
1 PBAMA0008Z Cutter Motor 74 PJJTB0058Z Motor Led Relay Harness
2 PBMMX07B530 Cutter Motor Bracket 75 PJMDB0244Z Printer Base Plate
3 PBUDA0026Z Platen Intermediate Gear ISO: POM 76 TMM6428-1 Harness Clamp
4 PJJTB0056Z0N Cutter Motor Harness 77 PJJN17Z Ferrite Core
5 PJJTB0061Z0N Cutter Motor Earth Harness 78 PJJTB0052Z0N PANEL Harness
6 PJJTB0059Z0N Thermal Head Earth Harness 79 PJJTB0057Z CIS Relay Harness
7 PBMMX06B530 Printer Motor Bracket 80 PJMDB0246Z CONTROL Board Cover
8 L6HAKELK0019 Platen Motor 81 PJKMB0008Z Printer Panel ISO: PS
9 PBUDA0022Z Reduction Gear ISO: POM 82 PPB682PWU04C PANEL Board (RTL), PbF
11 PJJTB0055Z0N Platen Motor Harness 83 PJMDB0225Z Printer Support Plate
12 RWPS3-050 Spacer 84 PJHGB0026Z Foam Rubber
13 L1CC00000056 Thermal Head 85 PJGKB0072Z Plug Label for UB-5310-A / G / U
14 PJHRB0623Z Thermal Head Holder ISO: POM 86 PJGPB0002Z Panel Sheer (Except for UB-5318CN)
15 PJHRB0624Z Thermal Head Holder ISO: POM 86 PJGPB0004Z Panel Sheer for UB-5318CN
16 PJHRB0625Z Thermal Head Cover ISO: PC 333 XNG3BFX Nut
17 PJJTB0051Z0N Thermal Head Harness 447 XTV3+14GFX Screw
18 PBUEA0036Z Open Hook Attachment 470 XTW3+U10PFX Screw
19 PBHRA0079Z Open Hook 500 XTW3+U6LFX Screw
20 PJJTB0054Z0N Cutter Sensor Harness 520 XTW3+U8LFX Screw
21 PBMDX180B530 Cutter Gear Bracket 538 XUC2FY E-ring
22 PBHRA0096Y Cutter Sensor Holder ISO: PS 545 XUC4FY E-ring
23 PBUDA0028Z Cutter Intermediate Gear ISO: POM 605 XYN2+F6FX Screw
24 PBUEA0038Z Cutter Joint 620 XYN3+J6FX Screw
25 PBUGA0052Z Cutter Drive Shaft 645 XYN4+F6FXS Screw
26 PJDGB0202Z Cutter Gear ISO: POM
27 PBKEA037Z-J1 Printer Lower Cover ISO: PS
28 PBUEX041B530 Open Fitting A
29 PBUEA0042Z Open Fitting
30 PBDEA0039Y Conveyor ISO: PS
31 PQDX10013W Cutter
32 PJJTB0060Z0N Cutter Earth Harness
33 PQDN10023Z Platen
34 PQDJ10001Y Platen Bearing ISO: POM
35 PBUDA0025Z Platen Gear ISO: POM
36 P2032 Nylon Rivet
37 PPB682PWU04B MOTOR DRIVE Board (RTL), PbF
38 PBMDA0265W Power Board Cover
39 PJMDB0247Z Power Supply Cover
40 PJHXB0012Z Insulation Sheet
41 PJMDB0248Z Power Supply Supporter
42 EDS-1208UV0 Edge Saddle
43 PJJTB0049Z0N Motor Power Harness
44 PJJTB0050Z0N Power Supply Harness
45 PPB682CHS05 CONTROL Board (RTL), PbF
46 PPB682PWU04A POWER Board for UB-5310 / -C / -T (RTL), PbF
46 PPB682PWU02A POWER Board for UB-5310A / G / U. UB-5318CN (RTL), PbF
47 PJMDB0245Z CONTROL Board Plate
48 CS-2 Clip
49 PJJTB0048Z0N Inlet Harness
50 PJMDB0249Z AC Cover 1
51 PJMDB0250Z AC Cover 2
52 WS-2NS-V0 Harness Clamp
53 PJKMB0007Z Printer Cover ISO: PS
54 PJHRB0622Z Push Button ISO: PS
55 PBDSA0049Z Spring
56 PBHRA0085Z Cutter Cover ISO: PS
57 PBHRA0091Z Thermal Roll Spacer R (Except for UB-5310. UB-5310-C)
58 PBHRA0092Z Thermal Roll Spacer L (Except for UB-5310. UB-5310-C)
59 PBQAA0406Z Label
60 PJGKB0079Z Setting Roll Label (Except for UB-5318CN)
60 PJGKB0081Z Setting Roll Label for UB-5318CN
61 PBHR14Y Thermal Roll Sheet
62 MN-3 Lead Wire Clamp
63 PJKMB0006Z Printer Base ISO: PS
64 PBDSA0053Z Open Stopper Spring
65 PJJTB0053Z0N Paper Sensor Harness
66 PJDSB0201Z Head Spring 1
69 PBDSA0050Z Open Hook Spring
70 PBUEA0037Z Open Hook Attachment
71 PJHEB0084Z Sheet
72 LWS-1M Locking Wire Saddle
73 MN-1 Harness Clamp
147
UB-5310SERIES
15.2. Screen Unit
148
UB-5310SERIES
Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks
1 PJBHB0002Z Hinge 405 XTB3+10GFX Screw
2 PJBHB0001Z Hinge 410 XTB3+6FFX Screw
3 PJDFB0156Z Shaft 438 XTN3+20GFX Screw
4 PJMDB0236Z Slide Plate 445 XTS3+8FFY Screw
5 PJHRB0601Z Slide Guide ISO: POM 470 XTW3+U10PFX Screw
6 PJMEB0033Z Slide Base 500 XTW3+U6LFX Screw
7 MWSP4-50 Spacer 520 XTW3+U8LFX Screw
8 PJDSB0188Y Tension Spring 538 XUC2FY E-ring
9 TPF-613ZZ-5 Bearing 620 XYN3+J6FX Screw
10 PPB682SAE03 SENSOR Board (RTL), PbF
11 KMX300A3.84 Sensor
12 PJMDB0237Z CIS Bracket
13 K-104G Harness Clamp
14 L6HAKELK0018 Screen Motor
15 PJDGB0198Z Screen Gear ISO: POM
16 PJMMB0004Z Screen Motor Plate
17 WS-2NS Clamper ISO: PA
18 PPB682PWU04D RELAY Board (RTL), PbF
19 CS-2 Clip
20 PJMDB0234Z Connector Plate
21 PJMEB0041Z Ground Plate
22 PJMEB0035Z Connector Back Cover
23 PJMEB0034Z Connector Cover
24 PBDR1Z52 Roller
25 PJHRB0600Z Roller Shaft ISO: POM
26 PJKEB0087Z Screen Panel ISO: PS
27 PJMDB0232Z Roller Plate
28 PJMDB0233Z Roller Plate
29 PJULB0022Z Panel Support Plate
30 PJMEB0032Z Stand Hook
31 PJULB0021Z Roller Support Plate
32 PJDGB0197Z Roller Gear ISO: POM
33 JRE4 Plastic E Ring ISO: POA
34 PJJTB0034Z CIS Relay Harness 2
35 PJJTB0036Z Motor Led Harness
36 PJJTB0037Z CIS 1 Harness
39 PJMEB0040Z Lock Hook
40 PJUEB0025Z-J Screen Film ISO: PET
41 PJUVB0007Z Corner Back Cover
43 PJMCB0083Z RELAY Board Cover
44 PBHDA0001Z Screw
45 PJUVB0006Z Side-Back Cover
48 PJBYB0003Z Folding Support Roller
49 PJHRB0616Z Folding Support Holder ISO: POM
51 PJMDB0235Z Holding Lock Plate
52 PJMCB0084Z CIS Cover
53 PJGCB0001Z Corner Cover ISO: PS
55 PJGCB0005Z Cover ISO: PS
56 PJGXB0001Z Label
60 PJUVB0005Y Side-Back Cover
63 XSK3H6FX-W Screw
64 PJNEB0022Z Wing Bolt
65 PJGCB0008Z Tray Cover ISO: PS
66 PJGCB0009Z Tray ISO: PS
68 RWPS7-100 Spacer
69 PJJN17Z Ferrite Core
70 NB-300 Busch
71 NA-307 Collar
72 PJHEB0076Z Home Marker
73 PJHGB0026Z Foam Rubber
345 XPJ2C12VW Pin
149
UB-5310SERIES
15.3. Packing Ref. No.

1 PJPGB0173Z
Part No. Part Name & Description
Outer Carton for UB-5310
Remarks
1 PJPGB0173Z-A Outer Carton for UB-5310-A

1 PJPGB0173Z-C Outer Carton for UB-5310-C
1 PJPGB0173Z-G Outer Carton for UB-5310-G
1 PJPGB0173Z-T Outer Carton for UB-5310-T
1 PJPGB0173Z-U Outer Carton for UB-5310-U
1 PJPGB185Z-CN Outer Carton for UB-5318-CN
2 PJPGB0156Z Bottom Carton
3 HP-601W2-R Joint ISO: PP
4 PJPNB0120Z Hinge Cushion Top L ISO: PS
5 PJPNB0121Z Hinge Cushion Bottom L ISO: PS
6 PJPNB0122Z Hinge Cushion Top R ISO: PS
7 PJPNB0123Z Hinge Cushion Bottom R ISO: PS
8 PJPQB0025Z Cushion Bottom L ISO: PS
9 PJPQB0039Z Cushion Bottom Center ISO: PS
10 PJPQB0038Z Cushion Bottom R ISO: PS
11 PJPPB0014Z Vinyl Bag ISO: PE
12 PJPNB0138Z Screen Outside Pad A ISO: PS
13 PJPFB0036Z Vinyl Bag ISO: PE
15 PJPQB0028Z Cushion Top L ISO: PS
16 PJPQB0041Z Cushion Top Center ISO: PS
17 PJPQB0040Z Cushion Top R ISO: PS
18 PBPBA0005Z Marker
19 PBPBA0004Z Eraser
20 PBJA4Z40 AC Power Cord for UB-5310 / -T
20 PBJA4Z-J AC Power Cord for UB-5310-C
20 PBJA8Z40 AC Power Cord for UB-5310-A
20 PBJA5Z AC Power Cord for UB-5310-G
20 K2CT3GH00002 AC Power Cord for UB-5310-U
20 K2CK3GH00002 AC Power Cord for UB-5318-CN
21 PJJXB0014Y CD-ROM
22 PJQXB0052Z Installation Manual for UB-5310-A / C / G / T / U
23 PJQXB0050Z Operation Manual for UB-5310
23 PJQXB0053Z Operation Manual for UB-5310-A / C / G / T / U
23 PJQXB0054Z Operation Manual for UB-5318-CN
24 PJQHB0007Y Template 1
25 PJQHB0010Y Template 2
26 MWSP4-350 Spacer
27 PJPNB0135Z Cushion Top Left Support
28 PJPNB0140Z Cushion
29 PJPNB0139Z Screen Outside Pad B
30 PJQHB0011Z Installation Handbill
31 PJQHB0009Z Screen Handbill
32 PJPNB0136Z Screen Inner Pad A
34 PJPNB0137Z Screen Inner Pad B
38 PBUEA0040Z Paper Holder B for UB-5310 / -C
38 PBUEA0055Z Paper Holder B for UB-5310-A / G / T / U / UB-5318-CN
39 PBUEA0039Z Paper Holder A
40 PJMEB0051Z Wrench for Panaboard See 4.3.
316 WB4X10FY Screw
317 WB4X45FY Screw
566 XVP4F35FX Wing Bolt
574 XWE4E12FX Washer
15.4. Tool
Ref. No. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks

RMA98M705-08 Eco Solder
150
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15.5. Optional Stand Ref. No.

1 PJBYB0006Z
Part No.
PLATE
Part Name & Description Remarks
2 PJBYB0007Z PLATE
3 PJBYB0014Z PLATE
4 PJHEB0078Z SHEET
5 PJBYB0011Z PLATE
6 PJBYB0010Z PLATE
7 PJMEB0044Z PLATE
8 PJMEB0042Z PLATE
9 PJMEB0043Z PLATE
10 PJBEB0001Z PLATE
11 PJBYB0013Z PLATE
12 PJMEB0046Z PLATE
13 PJBEB0002Z STAND CAP
14 PBDF3Z LOCK PIN
15 PBDSA0051Z SPRING
16 PBHMA0054Z PLATE
17 PBKLA0009Z-1 SUPPORT STAND
18 PBKL4Z TIP COVER
19 PBQAA1018Z LABEL
20 PJBEB0002Z CAP
21 TD-48 CASTER
22 TD-48-1 CASTER
23 PJKUB0002Z COVER
24 NF-4655 RIVET
25 PJMEB0050Z FRAME
26 PJBYB0016Z PLATE
27 PJBYB0018Z PLATE
30 PJMEB0052Z Wrench for Stand See 4.8.1.
313 WA6X60FY SCREW
318 WB6X15FY SCREW
325 XNA6DFY NUT
430 XTB4+8FFY TAPPING SCREW, STEEL
445 XTS3+8FFY TAPPING SCREW, STEEL
563 XVG6B40FY BOLT
565 XVG6B45FX BOLT
567 XWA8BFX WASHER
583 XWG6FY WASHER
592 XWG8FY WASHER
151
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152
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16 REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST
Note: RTL (Retention Time Limited)

The marking (RTL) in the Remark column indicates that the Retention Time is limited for this item. After the
discontinuation of this assembly in production, the item will continue to be available for a specific period of time. The
retention period of availability is dependent on the type of assembly, and in accordance with the laws governing part
and product retention.
After the end of this period, the assembly will no longer be available.
Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks
No.
Abbreviation of Part Name and Description R14 ERJ3GEYJ472 4.7k / J / 1/10W
1. Resistor R15 ERJ3GEYJ101 100 / J / 1/10W
R16 ERJ3GEYJ470 47 / J / 1/10W
R17 ERJ3GEYJ470 47 / J / 1/10W
R18 ERJ3GEYJ472 4.7k / J / 1/10W
R19 ERJ3GEYJ472 4.7k / J / 1/10W
R20 ERJ3GEYJ472 4.7k / J / 1/10W
R21 ERJ3GEYJ102 1k / J / 1/10W
R22 ERJ3GEYJ472 4.7k / J / 1/10W
ALLOWANCE
R23 ERJ3GEYJ471 470 / J / 1/10W
F ±1% R24 ERJ3GEYJ471 470 / J / 1/10W
G ±2% R25 ERJ3GEYJ473 47k / J / 1/10W
J ±5% R26 ERJ3GEYJ623 62k / J / 1/10W
K ±10% R27 ERJ3GEYJ473 47k / J / 1/10W
M ±20% R28 ERJ3GEYJ623 62k / J / 1/10W
R29 ERJ3GEYJ242 2.4k / J / 1/10W
2. Capacitor R30 ERJ3GEYJ242 2.4k / J / 1/10W
R31 ERJ3GEYJ473 47k / J / 1/10W
R32 ERJ3GEYJ623 62k / J / 1/10W
R33 ERJ3GEYJ242 2.4k / J / 1/10W
R34 ERJ3GEYJ103 10k / J / 1/10W
R35 ERJ3GEYJ103 10k / J / 1/10W
R36 ERJ3GEYJ103 10k / J / 1/10W
R37 ERJ3GEYJ472 4.7k / J / 1/10W
ALLOWANCE
R38 ERJ3GEYJ152 1.5k / J / 1/10W
C ±0.25pF
R39 ERJ3GEYJ270 27 / J / 1/10W
D ±0.5pF R40 ERJ3GEYJ270 27 / J / 1/10W
F ±1pF R45 ERJ3GEYJ271 270 / J / 1/10W
J ±5% R46 ERJ3GEYJ271 270 / J / 1/10W
K ±10% R47 ERJ3GEYJ103 10k / J / 1/10W
L ±15% R48 ERJ3GEYJ680 68 / J / 1/10W
M ±20% R49 ERJ3GEYJ151 150 / J / 1/10W
P +100%, -0% R50 ERJ3GEYJ472 4.7k / J / 1/10W
Z +80%, -20% R51 ERJ3GEYJ682 6.8k / J / 1/10W
R52 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper
R53 ERJ3GEYJ471 470 / J / 1/10W
16.1. CONTROL Board R54 ERJ3GEYJ471 470 / J / 1/10W
R55 ERJ3GEYJ471 470 / J / 1/10W
Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Z1 D1H847240002 Resistor Array
No.
Z2 D0GZ103J0001 Resistor Array
RESISTORS
Z3 D1H810140001 Resistor Array
Z4 D1H84704A008 Resistor Array
R2 ERJ3GEYJ103 10k / J / 1/10W
R3 ERJ3GEYJ472 4.7k / J / 1/10W
R4 ERJ3GEYJ101 100 / J / 1/10W
R5 ERJ3GEYJ103 10k / J / 1/10W
R6 ERJ3GEYJ470 47 / J / 1/10W
R7 ERJ3GEYJ103 10k / J / 1/ 0W
R8 ERJ3GEYJ470 47 / J / 1/10W
R9 ERJ3EKF1002V 10k / F / 1/16W
R10 ERJ3GEYJ103 10k / J / 1/10W
R11 ERJ3GEYJ470 47 / J / 1/10W
R12 ERJ3GEYJ101 100 / J / 1/10W
R13 ERJ3GEYJ101 100 / J / 1/10W
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Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks
No. No.
Z16 F5A844710001 Capacitor Array C26 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
Z17 D1H810240001 Resistor Array C27 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
Z20 D0GZ103J0001 Resistor Array C30 ECJ1VG1H471J 470p / J / 50V
Z21 D0GZ103J0001 Resistor Array C31 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
Z22 D1H847240002 Resistor Array C32 ECJ1VG1H471J 470p / J / 50V
Z23 D0GZ103J0001 Resistor Array C33 ECJ1VF1H102Z 1000p / Z / 50V
Z25 D1H810140001 Resistor Array C35 ECJ1VG1H101J 100p / J / 50V
Z27 F5A841010004 Capacitor Array C37 ECJ1VF1H102Z 1000p / Z / 50V
Z31 F5A841000001 Capacitor Array C41 ECJ1VF1H102Z 1000p / Z / 50V
Z35 F5A841000001 Capacitor Array C45 EEE1CA100SR 10 / 16V
Z37 F5A841000001 Capacitor Array C47 ECJ1VC1H221J 220 / J / 50V
Z38 D0GZ103J0001 Resistor Array C48 ECJ1VC1H221J 220 / J / 50V
Z41 F5A841000001 Capacitor Array C51 ECJ1VG1H471J 470p / J / 50V
Z46 D1H847240002 Resistor Array C56 ECJ1VF1H102Z 1000p / Z / 50V
Z48 EXB38V151JV Resistor Array C58 ECJ1VF1H102Z 1000p / Z / 50V
Z49 EXB38V151JV Resistor Array C59 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
Z50 D1H84704A008 Resistor Array C60 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
Z51 D1H84704A008 Resistor Array C61 ECJ1VC1H100D 10p / 50V
Z53 D1H84704A008 Resistor Array C63 ECJ1VF1H102Z 1000p / Z / 50V
Z54 D1H84704A008 Resistor Array C64 ECJ1VC1H100D 10p / 50V
Z56 D1H84704A008 Resistor Array C66 ECJ1VF1H102Z 1000p / Z / 50V
Z62 EXB38V151JV Resistor Array C72 ECJ1VF1H102Z 1000p / Z / 50V
CAPACITORS C75 ECJ1VC1H221J 220 / J / 50V
C1 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V C76 ECJ1VC1H221J 220 / J / 50V
C2 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V C77 ECJ1VG1H101J 100p / J / 50V
C3 ECJ1VF1H102Z 1000p / Z / 50V C78 ECJ1VG1H101J 100p / J / 50V
C5 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V C80 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
C6 ECJ1VF1H102Z 1000p / Z / 50V C81 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
C7 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V C82 ECJ1VF1H102Z 1000p / Z / 50V
C11 EEE1CA470SP 47 / 16V C86 ECJ1VF1H102Z 1000p / Z / 50V
C12 EEE1CA470SP 47 / 16V C87 ECJ1VC1H221J 220 / J / 50V
C13 EEE1CA470SP 47 / 16V C88 ECJ1VC1H221J 220 / J / 50V
C14 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V C89 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
C16 ECJ1VG1H101J 100p / J / 50V C91 ECJ1VF1H102Z 1000p / Z / 50V
C19 EEE1CA470SP 47 / 16V C94 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
C20 ECJ1VG1H101J 100p / J / 50V C95 ECJ1VF1H102Z 1000p / Z / 50V
C21 EEE1CA470SP 47 / 16V C98 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V
C25 ECJ1VG1H101J 100p / J / 50V C102 ECJ1VC1H221J 220 / J / 50V
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No. No.
C103 ECJ1VC1H221J 220 / J / 50V R210 ERDS1TJ683 68k / J / 1/2W
C104 ECJ1VG1H471J 470p / J / 50V R211 ERDS2TJ101 100 / J / 1/4W
C105 ECJ1VG1H471J 470p / J / 50V R212 ERDS1TJ100 10 / J / 1/2W
C106 ECJ1VG1H471J 470p / J / 50V R213 ERDS2TJ333 33k / J / 1/4W
C107 ECJ1VG1H471J 470p / J / 50V R214 ERDS2TJ122 1.2k / J / 1/4W
C108 ERJ3GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper R215 ERDS2TJ331 330 / J / 1/4W
C109 ECJ1VG1H101J 100p / J / 50V R216 ER0S2THF3742 37.4k / F / 1/4W
C110 ECJ1VG1H101J 100p / J / 50V R217 ERDS2TJ103 10k / J / 1/4W
C111 ECJ1VG1H101J 100p / J / 50V R218 ER0S2THF1873 187k / F / 1/4W
C112 ECJ1VC1H221J 220 / J / 50V R241 ERDS2TJ121 120 / J / 1/4W
C113 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V R242 ERDS2TJ102 1k / J / 1/4W
C114 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V R243 ERDS2TJ122 1.2k / J / 1/4W
C115 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V R244 ERDS2TJ822 8.2k / J / 1/4W
C116 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V R245 ERDS2TJ102 1k / J / 1/4W
C117 ECJ1VF1E104Z 0.1 / Z / 25V R246 ERG2SJ122P 1.2k / J / 2W
C118 ECJ1VF1H102Z 1000p / Z / 50V R247 K5G302A00018 Fuse Resistor
DIODE R248 ERDS2TJ332 3.3k / J / 1/4W
D1 B0JDCB000005 Diode R249 ERDS2TJ222 2.2k / J / 1/2W
COILS R250 ERDS2TJ120 12 / J / 1/4W
L1 G1C220K00010 Coil R251 ERDS2TJ821 820 / J / 1/4W
L2 ERJ6GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper R253 ERDS2TJ102 1k / J / 1/4W
L3 ERJ6GEY0R00 0-ohm Jumper R254 K5G202A00037 Fuse Resistor
L6 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil VR201 EVNDXAA03B13 Variable Resistor
L7 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil CAPACITORS
L8 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil C201 RE104-C Capacitor
L9 J0JCC0000059 Inductor Coil C202 ECKETS222ME 2200p / M / 250V
TRANSISTORS C203 ECKETS222ME 2200p / M / 250V
Q1 B1GFCFEN0004 Transistor C204 RE104-C Capacitor
Q2 B1GFCFEN0004 Transistor C205 F2B2E2710007 Capacitor
Q3 B1GFCFEN0004 Transistor C206 F2B2E2710007 Capacitor
Q4 B1GFCFEN0004 Transistor C207 ECKETS472MF 4700p / M / 250V
Q5 B1GFCFEN0004 Transistor C208 ECKN3A472KBP 4700p / K / 1KV
Q6 B1ABCF000011 Transistor C209 ECKN3A221KBP 220p / K / 1KV
Q7 B1ABCF000011 Transistor C210 F2A1H2200014 22 / 50V
Q8 B1ABCF000011 Transistor C211 ECQV1H224JL 0.22 / J / 50V
ICs C212 ECQV1H224JL 0.22 / J / 50V
IC1 C2DBHG000033 IC, CPU C213 ECQV1H104JL3 0.1 / J / 50V
IC2 C3EBDG000024 IC, EEP ROM C214 ECQV1H104JL3 0.1 / J / 50V
IC3 C3ABMG000065 IC, DRAM C215 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
IC4 C1DB00000982 IC C216 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
IC5 C0JBAB000200 IC C221 F2A1V2220019 2200 / 35V
IC6 C0JBAB000200 IC C223 ECQV1H104JL3 0.1 / J / 50V
IC7 C1AB00001790 IC C224 F2A1A1010046 100 / 10V
IC8 C0EBE0000139 Reset IC (2.8V) C225 F2A1A1010046 100 / 10V
IC9 C1DB00000852 IC C226 F2A1E1020053 Capacitor
OTHERS C227 F2A1E4710057 Capacitor
CN1 K1KA08A00179 Connector 8P C228 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
CN2 K1KA10A00295 Connector 10P C229 F2A1A1010046 100 / 10V
CN4 K1KB13A00022 Connector 13P C231 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
CN5 K1KA03A00086 Connector 3P C232 F2A1V2210034 220 / 35V
CN6 K1KA04A00103 Connector 4P C233 ECQV1H104JL3 0.1 / J / 50V
CN8 K1KA04A00098 Connector 4P C235 F2A1V2210034 220 / 35V
CN9 K1KA16A00146 Connector 16P DIODES
CN10 K1KA07A00058 Connector 4P D201 B0EBNR000008 Bridge Diode
CN11 K1KB04Z00002 Connector 4P D202 B0HAMV000022 Diode
CN12 K1FA104B0021 Connector 4P D203 B0EAEM000001 Diode
X1 H2D480500009 Resonator D204 B0EAEM000001 Diode
D205 B0BA02600019 Zener Diode
D221 B0FBBN000002 Diode
16.2. POWER Board D222 B0HAMM000110 Diode
D223 B0EAEM000001 Diode
No. D224 B0EAMM000031 Diode
RESISTORS D226 MA165 Diode
R201 ERDS1TJ474 470k / J / 1/2W D227 B0BA02600019 Zener Diode
R202 ERDS1TJ184 180k / J / 1/2W D228 MA165 Diode
R203 ERDS1TJ184 180k / J / 1/2W D229 B0BA5R000004 Zener Diode
R204 ERG2SJ104 100k / J / 2W D230 MA165 Diode
R205 ERG2SJ100P 10 / J / 2W D231 B0BA5R000004 Zener Diode
R206 ERDS2TJ103 10k / J / 1/4W D232 MA165 Diode
R207 D0XGR18K0001 Resistor D233 MA165 Diode
R209 ERDS1TJ473 47k / J / 1/2W COILS
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L201 ELF15N010A Line Filter D1000 B0BA03200015 Zener Diode
L202 ELF15N010A Line Filter D1001 B0BA03200015 Zener Diode
TRANSISTORS D1002 B0BA03200015 Zener Diode
Q201 B1DEEU000003 Transistor D1003 B0BA03200015 Zener Diode
Q202 B1DGGG000016 Transistor TRANSISTORS
Q205 2SB1504-QTA Transistor Q1000 B1GACFGJ0002 Transistor
ICs Q1001 B1GCCFGJ0002 Transistor
IC201 C0DABZG00003 IC Q1002 B1BCCF000015 Transistor
IC202 C0CAABG00010 IC ICs
IC203 C0CAADG00043 IC IC1000 C0GAG0000012 IC
IC204 C0CABDB00001 IC, Terminal Regulator IC1001 B1KAA0000010 Transister Network
IC205 C0CAZYC00001 IC, Shunt Regulator IC1002 B1KAA0000010 Transister Network
IC206 C0CAZYC00001 IC, Shunt Regulator IC1003 C0JAAB000079 IC, CMOS
OTHERS OTHERS
PC201 B3PAA0000261 Photo Coupler CN1000 K1KA05A00079 Connector 5P
PC202 B3PAA0000261 Photo Coupler CN1001 K1KA13A00054 Connector 13P
T201 G4D3A0000069 Transformer CN1002 K1KA07A00095 Connector 7P
TH201 D4CAB1000002 Power Thermistor CN1003 K1KA06A00008 Connector 6P
ZNR201 D4EAA2410006 Varistor CN1004 K1KA07A00058 Connector 7P
CN201 K1KA02A00104 Connector 2P CN1005 K1KA04A00394 Connector 4P
CN202 K1KA05A00082 Connector
CN203 K1KA08A00179 Connector 8P
16.4. PANEL Board
F201 K5Y402B00002 Fuse, 250V
F202 K5E402BZ0001 Fuse, 250V No.
F203 K5G312B00008 Fuse, 250V RESISTORS
K3GE1BB00001 Fuse Holder R300 ERDS2TJ221 220 / J / 1/2W
FA-35-9051 Insulator Sheet R301 ERDS2TJ271 270 / J / 1/2W
PBMYA0011Z Heat Sink R302 ERDS2TJ271 270 / J / 1/2W
XTN3+8JFX Screw R303 ERDS2TJ271 270 / J / 1/2W
J0KF00000043 Amorphous Bead R304 ERDS2TJ271 270 / J / 1/2W
R305 ERDS2TJ271 270 / J / 1/2W
16.3. MOTOR DRIVER Board R306
R307
ERDS2TJ271
ERDS2TJ271
270
270
/ J / 1/2W
/ J / 1/2W
Ref. Part No. Part Name & Description Remarks CAPACITOR
No. C300 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
RESISTORS DIODES
R1000 ERDS2TJ102 1k / J / 1/4W D300 LN310GP LED
R1001 ERDS2TJ102 1k / J / 1/4W D301 B3BB1D000013 LED
R1002 ERDS2TJ561 560 / J / 1/4W OTHERS
R1003 ERDS2TJ561 560 / J / 1/4W SW300 EVQ11G05R Switch
R1006 ERDS2TJ102 1k / J / 1/4W SW303 EVQ11G05R Switch
R1007 ERDS2TJ102 1k / J / 1/4W SW304 EVQ11G05R Switch
R1008 ERDS2TJ561 560 / J / 1/4W CN300 K1KA16B00049 Connector 16P
R1009 ERDS2TJ561 560 / J / 1/4W LH-5S-1.5 Spacer
R1010 ERDS2TJ561 560 / J / 1/4W
R1011 ERDS2TJ561 560 / J / 1/4W
R1012 K5G202A00037 Fuse Resistor
16.5. RELAY Board
R1013 ERDS2TJ393 39k / J / 1/4W
R1014 ERX2SJR75H Resistor, 2W No.
R1015 ERX2SJR75H Resistor, 2W RESISTORS
R1016 ERDS2TJ103 10k / J / 1/4W R400 ERDS2TJ182 1.8k / J / 0.25W
R1017 K5G202A00037 Fuse Resistor R401 ERDS2TJ182 1.8k / J / 0.25W
R1018 K5G202A00037 Fuse Resistor R402 ERDS2TJ182 1.8k / J / 0.25W
R1019 ERDS2TJ182 1.8k / J / 0.25W R403 ERDS2TJ103 10k / J / 1/4W
R1020 ERDS2TJ561 560 / J / 1/4W R404 ERDS2TJ103 10k / J / 1/4W
R1021 ERDS2TJ102 1k / J / 1/4W R405 ERDS2TJ103 10k / J / 1/4W
R1022 K5G311A00005 Fuse Resistor R406 ERDS2TJ471 470 / J / 1/4W
CAPACITORS R407 ERDS2TJ471 470 / J / 1/4W
C1000 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor R408 ERDS2TJ471 470 / J / 1/4W
C1001 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor CAPACITORS
C1002 ECA1HM220 22 / 50V C400 F1D1H101A012 100p / K / 50V
C1003 ECA1HM220 22 / 50V C401 F1D1H101A012 100p / K / 50V
C1004 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor C402 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
C1005 ECA1HM220 22 / 50V C403 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor
C1006 ECQB1H472JF 4700p / J / 50V C404 F1D1H101A012 100p / K / 50V
C1007 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor TRANSISTORS
C1008 F1E1H1040017 Capacitor Q400 B1BCCF000015 Transistor
DIODES OTHERS
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No.
16.6. LED ARRAY Board A

No.
RESISTORS
R902 ERJ6ENF1050 Chip Resistor
R903 ERJ6GEYJ182 1.8k / J / 1/8W
TRANSISTORS
Q901 B1HBGFA00001 Transistor
OTHERS
CN901 K1KA04B00057 Connector 4P
16.7. LED ARRAY Board B

No.
RESISTORS
R923 ERJ6GEYJ182 1.8k / J / 1/8W
TRANSISTORS
OTHERS
CN921 K1KB04Z00002 Connector 4P
16.8. LED ARRAY Board C

No.
RESISTORS
R943 ERJ6GEYJ182 1.8k / J / 1/8W
R951 ERJ6GEYJ151 150 / J / 1/8W
R952 ERJ6GEYJ151 150 / J / 1/8W
R953 ERJ6GEYJ151 150 / J / 1/8W
R954 ERJ6GEYJ151 150 / J / 1/8W
R955 ERJ6GEYJ151 150 / J / 1/8W
R956 ERJ6GEYJ151 150 / J / 1/8W
TRANSISTORS
Q944 B1GBCFGH0001 Transistor
OTHER
CN941 K1KB04Z00002 Connector 4P
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Category Number H19

© 2003 Panasonic Communications Co., Ltd.

1.2. Electrical Tests

1.3. For Service Technicians

1.4. About Lead Free Solder (PbF: Pb free)

1.4.1. Suggested Pb free solder

Supplier: Senju Metal Industry Co., Ltd. (http://www.senju-m.co.jp)

2.2. Exterior Dimensions

3 NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART

(1) Contrast Indicator (5) Multi-copy/Error Indicator

3.1. Function of Control Panel

Panaboard should not be installed in areas with the following condition.

4.2. Minimum Space Requirements

4.3. Preparation (Check Accessories.)

Wall-mounting Template T1 1 This part is used only in case Panaboard is installed

Part name Illustration Classified Q’ty Remarks

Wrench W1 1 This wrench can be used for the above screws S1

4.4. Installation-1 (Screen Unit, Printer Unit)

4.4.2. Remove the Panaboard from the carton box.

4.4.3. Collapse the carton box.

4.4.4. Remove the protective plastic bag.

4.4.14. Fix the Printer Unit with accessory screws.

4.4.15. Connect the 2 cables to the Screen Unit

4.4.17. Attach the Cover (Upper).

4.4.18. Attach the Cover (Lower).

4.4.19. Attach the accessory Power Cord to the AC Inlet.

4.4.21. Attach the Rear Cover. (For Optional Stand Only)

4.4.23. Wipe the Screen surface.

4.5. Installation-2 (Copy Paper)

4.5.1. Set the Power Switch to ON ( | ).

4.5.5. Close the Printer Door until it clicks into place.

4.6. After Installing

Are there multiple sheets fed

4.7. Installing the Driver and the Software

4.7.1. System Requirements

4.7.2. Connection Panaboard to PC

4.7.3. Installing the USB and Printer driver

4.7.4. Installing the Panasonic Document Management System (Panasonic-DMS)

4.8. Assembling the optional Stand.

4 Extension Pipe L (Not used for UB-5310 Series) 1

6 Slide Plate (Left) 1

7 Slide Plate (Right) 1

12 Height Adjustment Handle 4

No. Part Name Illustration Q’ty

16 Fall-prevention Extension Leg 4

2. Assemble the Stand Base.

3. Assemble Board Attachment Frame

4. Assemble the Board Attachment Frame to the Stand Base.

This assembling procedure is as follows in detail.

Step D: Install and fix the Height Adjustment Handles (No.12).

4.9. Adjust Screen Unit Height on the Stand

4.10. Assembling the Wall-mounting Fixture

4.11. Note for the Wall-mounting Fixture

4.11.1.1. Tools required:

4.11.2. Attaching the Wall-mounting Fixtures

5.2. Printer Block

Platen Printer Motor

RELAY Board LED ARRAY Unit

POWER Board PANEL Board

MOTOR DRIVER Board

6.2. Copy Mechanism