GT 30000 PDF

SERVICE MANUAL
A3 Size Color Flat Bed Scanner
EPSON GT-30000
®
SESC00012
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Imaging & Information Product Division
TPCS Quality Assurance Center
TPCS Department
PRECAUTIONS
Precautionary notations throughout the text are categorized relative to 1)Personal injury and 2) damage to equipment.
DANGER Signals a precaution which, if ignored, could result in serious or fatal personal injury. Great caution should be exercised in
performing procedures preceded by DANGER Headings.
WARNING Signals a precaution which, if ignored, could result in damage to equipment.
The precautionary measures itemized below should always be observed when performing repair/maintenance procedures.
DANGER
1. ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE PRODUCT FROM THE POWER SOURCE AND PERIPHERAL DEVICES PERFORMING ANY MAINTENANCE
OR REPAIR PROCEDURES.
2. NOWORK SHOULD BE PERFORMED ON THE UNIT BY PERSONS UNFAMILIAR WITH BASIC SAFETY MEASURES AS DICTATED FOR
ALL ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS IN THEIR LINE OF WORK.
3. WHEN PERFORMING TESTING AS DICTATED WITHIN THIS MANUAL, DO NOT CONNECT THE UNIT TO A POWER SOURCE UNTIL
INSTRUCTED TO DO SO. WHEN THE POWER SUPPLY CABLE MUST BE CONNECTED, USE EXTREME CAUTION IN WORKING ON
POWER SUPPLY AND OTHER ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS.
4. BE SURE TO WEAR GLOVES WHEN DISASSEMBLING OR ASSEMBLING ANY PARTS OF THE SCANNER IN ORDER TO AVOID INJURY
FROM CUTS.
WARNING
1. REPAIRS ON EPSON PRODUCT SHOULD BE PERFORMED ONLY BY AN EPSON CERTIFIED REPAIR TECHNICIAN.
2. MAKE CERTAIN THAT THE SOURCE VOLTAGES IS THE SAME AS THE RATED VOLTAGE, LISTED ON THE SERIAL NUMBER/RATING
PLATE. IF THE EPSON PRODUCT HAS A PRIMARY AC RATING DIFFERENT FROM AVAILABLE POWER SOURCE, DO NOT CONNECT IT
TO THE POWER SOURCE.
3. ALWAYS VERIFY THAT THE EPSON PRODUCT HAS BEEN DISCONNECTED FROM THE POWER SOURCE BEFORE REMOVING OR
REPLACING PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS AND/OR INDIVIDUAL CHIPS.
4. IN ORDER TO PROTECT SENSITIVE MICROPROCESSORS AND CIRCUITRY, USE STATIC DISCHARGE EQUIPMENT, SUCH AS ANTI-
STATIC WRIST STRAPS, WHEN ACCESSING INTERNAL COMPONENTS.
5. REPLACE MALFUNCTIONING COMPONENTS ONLY WITH THOSE COMPONENTS BY THE MANUFACTURE; INTRODUCTION OF
SECOND-SOURCE ICs OR OTHER NONAPPROVED COMPONENTS MAY DAMAGE THE PRODUCT AND VOID ANY APPLICABLE EPSON
WARRANTY.
PREFACE
This manual describes basic functions, theory of electrical and mechanical operations, maintenance and repair procedures of the product. The
instructions and procedures included herein are intended for the experienced repair technicians, and attention should be given to the precautions on
the preceding page. The chapters are organized as follows:
CHAPTER 1. PRODUCT OUTLINE

Provides a general overview and specifications of the product.
CHAPTER 2. OPERATING PRINCIPLES

Describes the theory of electrical and mechanical operations of the product.
CHAPTER 3. TROUBLESHOOTING
Provides the step-by-step procedures for troubleshooting.
CHAPTER 4. DISASSEMBLY & ASSEMBLY

Describes the step-by-step procedures for disassembling and assembling the
product.
CHAPTER 5. ADJUSTMENTS
Provides Epson-approved methods for adjustment.
CHAPTER 6. MAINTENANCE
Provides preventive maintenance procedures and the lists of Epson-approved
lubricants and adhesives required for servicing the product.
CHAPTER 7. APPENDIX
Provides the following additional information for reference:
Connector Pin Assignment
Circuit Board Component Layout
Circuit Board Diagram
Exploded Diagrams & ASP List
Symbols used in this manual
A number of different icons are used in this manual to indicate additional information given with regard to a particular item, and to give warnings when
potentially dangerous operations are to be carried out. If one of these icons appears, you should always read the accompanying warning, caution,
check point or adjustment tip.
This icon means that failure to follow the instructions given may result in serious injury or even death.
W A R N IN G
This icon means that failure to follow the instructions given may result in damage to equipment or property.
C A U T IO N
C H E C K This icon indicates something which is necessary in order to carry out a particular task effectively. It is also used when additional
P O IN T information on a particular item is being provided, and when a comment is being given on the results of a particular operation.
A D J U S T M E N T This icon indicates that a particular adjustment must be carried out after disassembly and before re-assembly, otherwise the quality of
R E Q U IR E D the components in question may be adversely affected.
This icon indicates that a particular task must be carried out according to a certain standard after disassembly and before re-assembly,
otherwise the quality of the components in question may be adversely affected.
Revision Status
Revision Issued Date Description

0 December 14, 2000 Draft edition issued
A December 28, 2000 First Release
A3 Size Color Flat Bed Scanner GT-30000 Revision A
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 PRODUCT OUTLINE Chapter 2 OPERATING PRINCIPLES
1.1 Overview ............................................................................................... 10 2.1 General Description ............................................................................ 23
1.2 Specifications ...................................................................................... 11 2.2 Mechanical Operation of the Scanner ............................................... 24
1.2.1 General specifications ................................................................... 11 2.3 Electrical Circuit Operations .............................................................. 25
1.2.2 Detailed Specifications .................................................................. 11 2.3.1 Control Circuit Operation ............................................................... 25
1.2.2.1 Firmware and Software ........................................................ 11 2.3.2 Size sensor operation ................................................................... 28
1.2.3 Electrical Specifications ................................................................. 12
1.2.4 Safety, EMC, EPA ......................................................................... 12
Chapter 3 TROUBLESHOOTING
1.2.5 Resistance to Electric Noise .......................................................... 12
1.2.6 Environmental Specifications ........................................................ 12 3.1 Overview .............................................................................................. 30
1.2.7 Reliability ....................................................................................... 12 3.1.1 Errors and Causes of Errors ......................................................... 30
1.2.8 Operating Conditions ..................................................................... 12 3.1.2 Troubleshooting ............................................................................ 31
1.2.9 Document ...................................................................................... 13 3.1.2.1 Test Points ........................................................................... 31
1.2.10 Physical Dimensions and Weight ................................................ 13 3.1.2.2 Troubleshooting Other Errors .............................................. 32
1.3 Interface Specifications ...................................................................... 14 3.1.3 Troubleshooting Circuit Board Errors ............................................ 36
1.3.1 General Description ....................................................................... 14 3.1.3.1 Power Supply Board (PWS-POWER Board) ....................... 36
1.3.2 SCSI Interface ............................................................................... 14 3.1.3.2 Control Circuit Board (PBA-MAIN Board) ............................ 36
1.3.2.1 Basic Specifications ............................................................. 14
1.3.2.2 Functions .............................................................................. 14 Chapter 4 DISASSEMBLY & ASSEMBLY
1.3.2.3 SCSI Electrical Specifications .............................................. 14
1.3.2.4 Connectors ........................................................................... 14 4.1 Overview .............................................................................................. 38
1.3.2.5 Terminator ............................................................................ 14 4.1.1 Points to Note ................................................................................ 38
1.3.2.6 SCSI ID Setting .................................................................... 15 4.1.2 Tools ............................................................................................. 39
1.3.2.7 Commands ........................................................................... 15 4.1.3 Screws .......................................................................................... 39
1.3.2.8 Status ................................................................................... 16 4.2 Disassembly Procedures .................................................................... 41
1.3.2.9 Display Messages ................................................................ 16 4.2.1 Scanner Body Disassembly .......................................................... 42
1.3.2.10 Connector pin arrangement ............................................... 16 4.2.1.1 ADF Removal ....................................................................... 42
1.3.3 IEEE 1394 Serial Bus Interface (Option) ....................................... 17 4.2.1.2 Main Circuit Board Removal ................................................ 42
1.3.4 A Limitation of Interface Connection ............................................. 18 4.2.1.3 Mechanism Cover Removal ................................................. 43
1.3.5 Control Code ................................................................................. 18 4.2.1.4 Scanner Mechanism Removal ............................................. 44
1.4 Operation Specifications .................................................................... 19 4.2.2 Scanner Mechanism Disassembly ................................................ 46
1.4.1 Switches ........................................................................................ 19 4.2.2.1 Power Supply assembly Removal ........................................ 46
1.4.2 Indicators ....................................................................................... 20 4.2.2.2 Cooling Fan Removal .......................................................... 46
1.4.3 Available Scan Area ...................................................................... 21 4.2.2.3 Power Supply Circuit Board Removal .................................. 46
1.4.4 Transportation Screw .................................................................... 21 4.2.2.4 Fuse Removal ...................................................................... 48
7
4.2.2.5 Glass Frame Assembly Removal ......................................... 49 7.1 Connector Pin Assignment ................................................................ 68
4.2.2.6 Panel Circuit Board Removal ............................................... 50 7.1.1 Connector Summary ..................................................................... 68
4.2.2.7 Lamp and Inverter Circuit Board Removal ........................... 50 7.1.2 Circuit Signals ............................................................................... 69
4.2.2.8 Mechanism internal cover removal Removal ....................... 51 7.2 Circuit Board Component Layout ...................................................... 78
4.2.2.9 CR Motor Assembly Removal .............................................. 52 7.3 Circuit Diagram .................................................................................... 81
4.2.2.10 Document Size Sensor Removal ....................................... 53
7.4 Exploded Diagrams ............................................................................. 87
4.2.2.11 Relay Circuit Board Removal ............................................. 54
7.5 ASP List ................................................................................................ 92
Chapter 5 ADJUSTMENTS
5.1 Overview ............................................................................................... 56
5.1.1 Adjustment & Special Tool ............................................................ 56
5.2 Belt Tension Adjustment .................................................................... 57
5.3 Adjustments Using the Special Software .......................................... 58
5.3.1 Necessary Tools ............................................................................ 58
5.3.2 Overview of the Special Software ................................................. 58
5.3.3 Using the Name Rewriting Software ............................................. 59
5.3.3.1 Starting the Name Rewriting Software ................................. 59
5.3.3.2 Japanese/English Display Select Button .............................. 60
5.3.3.3 Changing the Scanner Model ............................................... 60
5.3.3.4 Adding a new scanner model ............................................... 60
5.3.3.5 Deleting the Selected Scanner Model .................................. 60
5.3.3.6 Resetting the number of scans to zero ................................ 60
5.3.3.7 Resetting the ADF Paper Feed Total ................................... 61
5.3.3.8 Resetting all data values to zero .......................................... 61
5.3.3.9 Document Detection Specifications ..................................... 61
5.3.3.10 Closing the Program .......................................................... 61
5.3.4 Home Position Adjustment ............................................................ 61
5.3.4.1 Home Position Checking ...................................................... 62
5.3.4.2 Main Scanning Correction Value Adjustment ....................... 64
5.3.4.3 Sub Scanning Correction Value Adjustment ........................ 64
Chapter 6 MAINTENANCE
6.1 OVERVIEW ........................................................................................... 66
6.1.1 Cleaning ........................................................................................ 66
6.1.2 Lubrication ..................................................................................... 66
Chapter 7 APPENDIX
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1
CHAPTER
PRODUCT OUTLINE
1.1 Overview
The GT-30000 is an A3 size flat bed color image scanner, designed for office
applications.
The main features of the scanner are:

" High resolution
Optical resolution is 600 dpi
12 bit in, 8 bit out
" Wide readable area
Scans up to A3 size originals
" High-speed scanning
! Monochrome 0.39msec/line
! Color 0.79msec/line
(at Draft mode)
" Scan-Navigation button support
! Start scanning (In case of network connection)
! Wake up scanner application software (In case of local connection)
" High speed Interface
! SCSI (Normal 1 port, Wide 1 port)
! Expansion I/F slot (IEEE 1394)
" ADF
! 1 to N type (Refer to A3 Auto Document Feeders service manual for
detail)
PRODUCT OUTLINE Overview 10

1.2 Specifications 1.2.2 Detailed Specifications

1.2.2.1 Firmware and Software
1.2.1 General specifications " Command Level ESC/I (B7), FS
" Type:Flat Bed A3 Size Color Image Scanner
" Zoom: 50 to 200% (1% step)
" Scanning Method: Movement of the Mirror
" Gamma Correction
" Photoelectric Device: Color CCD
! CRT 2level(A,B)
" Document size: Up to A3
! PRINTER 3level(A,B,C)
" Max. Effective Pixels: 7,020(main) x 10,200(sub) pixels (at 600dpi)
! User defined 1 level
" Max. Scan Area: 11.7 x 17.0 inches (297 x 432 mm)
" Color Correction
" Scanning Resolution: Main: 600dpi(Optical resolution)
! Impact-Dot Printer
Sub: 1200dpi with micro step.
! Thermal Printer
" Output Resolution: 50 to 4800dpi (1dpi step)
(9600dpi scanning is achieved by 4800dpi x ! Ink-Jet Printer
200%)
! CRT Display
" Pixel depth: In 12-bit / pixel, Out 1, 8bit/pixel
! User defined
" Scanning Speed: See the table below.
" Brightness 7 Level
Table 1-1. Scanning Speed " Line Art Fixed threshold
Setting Time required " Digital halftoning Dither 4 types (A,B,C,D)
Monochrome x2 Approx. 0.39mS/line User defined 2Types (A,B)
256 Grayscale Approx. 0.39mS/line " Operating System
Full color Approx. 0.79mS/line ! TWAIN for local
Note: Draft Mode SCSI I/F: Microsoft Windows 95/98, Windows NT4.0/
Windows2000, Windows Millennium
" Interfaces:
IEEE1394: Windows2000, Windows Millennium
! SCSI 50-pin high-density connector x1, 68-pin high-density connector
! Server Software
x1standard)
SCSI I/F: Microsoft Windows 95/98, Windows NT4.0/
! IEEE 1394 Serial Bus Interface (Optional) Windows2000, Windows Millennium
IEEE1394: Windows2000, Windows Millennium
" Light Source: Xenon Gas Fluorescent Lamp
! TWAIN for network
" ADF (Refer to A3 Auto Document Feeders service manual for detail)
Microsoft Windows 95/98, Windows NT4.0/ Windows2000, Windows
Millennium
PRODUCT OUTLINE Specifications 11

1.2.3 Electrical Specifications " CE Marking

" Rated Voltage: AC100-120V ! Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC EN60950
AC220-240V ! EMC Directive 89/336/EEC EN55022 Class B
" Input voltage: AC100-120V±10% EN61000-3-2
AC220-240V±10% EN61000-3-3
EN 50082-1
" Rated Current: 1.0A (Input AC100-120V) IEC 60801-2/801-3/801-4
0.5A (Input AC220-240V)
" EPA Energy Star
" Rated Frequency Range: 50-60 Hz
" Input Frequency Range: 49.5-60.5 Hz 1.2.5 Resistance to Electric Noise
" Power consumption: Operation ave.65W (Scanner only), " Static Electricity: Panel =10kV
ave.90W (with ADF) Metal = 7kV
Save energy mode max.12W (without Using
Extend IF Slot)
1.2.6 Environmental Specifications
" Insulation resistance: 10 MW at 500VDC (between AC line and
chassis)
" Temperature: Operating = 5 to 35°C
Storage = -25 to 60°C
" Dielectric strength: AC1.2kV,1min (between AC Line and
chassis)
" Humidity: Operating = 10 to 80%
(no condensation)
Storage = 10 to 85%
1.2.4 Safety, EMC, EPA (no condensation)
" Safety
! UL1950 (+D3): USA
1.2.7 Reliability
! CSA C22.2 NO.950 (+D3): Canada
" MCBF 200,000 cycle Life600,000 cycle (Scanner only)
! EN60950 (VDE) " MTBF 100,000 sheets (ADF)
! IEC60950 (PROSTEST,PSB)
1.2.8 Operating Conditions
" EMC
Dust: Ordinary office or home conditions. Extreme dust
! FCC Part15 Subpart B Class B: USA should be avoided.
! CSA C108.8 Class B: Canada
Illumination: Operation under direct sunlight or near strong light
! AS/NZS3548 Class B: Australia source is not guaranteed and should be avoided.
! CISPR Pub22 Class B: Korea
! CNS13438 Class B: Taiwan

1.2.9 Document
" Reflective type Documents which has a smooth surface such
as a printing and photograph.
1.2.10 Physical Dimensions and Weight

" Dimensions (with ADF) 658 * 488 * 254 mm (W * D * H)
(See "Figure 1-1. External Dimensions of the
GT-30000")
" Weight (with ADF) Approximately 30 kg (Scanner only
approximately 17 kg)
62°±3°
658mm
605mm
120mm 134mm
Figure 1-1. External Dimensions of the GT-30000

1.3 Interface Specifications Table 1-2. Functions

Phase/Condition Notes
Bus free phase
1.3.1 General Description
Arbitration phase
The layout of the interfaces of the GT-30000, as shown in "Figure 1-2. Interface Selection / Re-selection phase
Layout of the GT-30000".
The LUN (Logical Unit Number) is fixed
at '0' in this devise.
TERMINATOR SW OPTION I/F Command phase
The Command Link Function is not
supported.
Data in phase
Data out phase
Status phase
Message in phase
Message out phase
WIDE SCSI I/F NORMAL SCSI I/F SCSI ID SW
Attention condition
IEEE 1394 Serial Bus Interface Reset condition
Figure 1-2. Interface Layout of the GT-30000 SCAM (SCSI Configured Auto Magically specification) [X3T9.2/93-109r5]
target function is not available.
The specifications for the interfaces are described below.
1.3.2.3 SCSI Electrical Specifications
This device conforms to regulations of the Single-ended drivers and receivers
included in ANSI X3T9.2/375R revision 10L (SCSI-2). (The signal level is TTL
1.3.2 SCSI Interface compatible.)
1.3.2.1 Basic Specifications The total length of the cable must not exceed 3 meters when using FAST SCSI
(synchronous data transfer).
Any items not included in the following pages are in conformance with ANSI
X3T9.2/375R revision 10L (SCSI-2).
1.3.2.4 Connectors
1.3.2.2 Functions " 50-pin high-density connector x 1
The following functions are available, which are included in ANSI X3T9.2/375R " 68-pin high-density connector x 1
Revision 10L (SCSI 2)
1.3.2.5 Terminator
Internal terminator (ON/OFF is selected by SW)
PRODUCT OUTLINE Interface Specifications 14

1.3.2.6 SCSI ID Setting Table 1-4. Inquiry Data

AENC 0b No support asynchronous event notification
The SCSI ID is set with a rotary switch on the rear panel.
TrmIOP 0b No support Terminate I/O Process message
The switch numbers are corresponded to the available address and can be set Response Data
from 0 to 7. 02h
Format
" Others are reserved Additional length 23h
" Factory Setting ID=2 RelAdr 0b No support relative addressing for this logical
Wbus32 0b No support 32-bit wide data transfers
1.3.2.7 Commands Wbus16 0b No support 16-bit wide data transfers
This scanner uses the following group 0 processor commands. Sync 0b No support synchronous data transfers.
No support linked commands for this logical
Linked 0b
Table 1-3. unit
Command Code Description No support tagged command queuing for this

CmdQue 0b
logical unit
Test Unit Ready 00h Confirms operation
SftRe 0b Hard reset alternative
Request Sense 03h Requires a Sense data *1
Vendor EPSON,
Receive 08h Data transmission from Target to Initiator
Identification 20h, 20h, 20h
Send 0Ah Data transmission from Initiator to Target
'SCANNER',
Product
Inquiry 12h Requests information from SCSI device *2 20h, Note: shows the product name.
Identification
Send diagnostic 1Dh Send diagnostic 'GT-30000'
Product Revision
*1: SCSI-2 sense data format available **** Note: **** shows the ROM version
Level
*2: The inquiry data is shown in the table below.
00h, 00h,
Vendor Specific
00h, ffh
Table 1-4. Inquiry Data
When LUN other than #0 are specified, this
Peripheral Qualifier 000b
value is set in 011b
Processor
Peripheral Device
03h When LUN other than #0 are specified, this
Type
value is set in 1fh
RMB 00h Non-removable
Devie Type Modifier 00h
ISO version 00h
ECMA version 00h
ANSI version 02h SCSI-2

1.3.2.8 Status Table 1-7. Extended Message

The status is determined as follows. Message
Completion
Code length Extended Message Name Direction
Table 1-5. Status Conditions of ATN
Byte
Status bit7 bit6 bit5 bit4 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0 Synchronous Data Transfer
01h 5 IN/out Yes (out)
Good R R 0 0 0 0 0 R Request
Check condition R R 0 0 0 0 1 R 03h 4 Write Data Transfer Request IN/out Yes (out)
Busy R R 0 0 1 0 0 R
1.3.2.10 Connector pin arrangement
Note: R = reserved " Normal SCSI (50pin)
1.3.2.9 Display Messages
25 1
Table 1-6. Message Summary
Negate ATN
Code Message Direction 50 26
before last ACK
00h Command complete In - Figure 1-3. Normal SCSI (50pin) connector pin arrangement
01h (Extended Messages)
02h Save Data Pointer In - Table 1-8. Normal SCSI Connector Functions
03h Restore Pointer In - Signal In/Out Connector pin No Description
04h Disconnect In - GND 1~12, 14~25, 35~37, 39, 40, 42
05h Initiator Detected Error Out Yes NC 13
06h Abort Out Yes DB0 I/O 26 Data Bus 0
07h Message Rejection In/Out Yes DB1 I/O 27 Data Bus 1
08h No Operation Out Yes DB2 I/O 28 Data Bus 2
09h Message Parity Error Out Yes DB3 I/O 29 Data Bus 3
0ch Bus Device Reset Out Yes DB4 I/O 30 Data Bus 4
80h-ffh Identify In/Out No DB5 I/O 31 Data Bus 5
In = Target to Initiator, Out = Initiator to Target DB6 I/O 32 Data Bus 6
Yes = Initiator shall negate ATN before last ACK of message DB7 I/O 33 Data Bus 7
No = Initiator may or may not negate ATN before last ACK of message
DBP I/O 34 Data Bus Parity
TERMPWR 38 Terminator Power
ATN I 41 Attention
BSY I/O 43 Busy

Table 1-8. Normal SCSI Connector Functions Table 1-9. Wide SCSI Connector Functions
Signal In/Out Connector pin No Description Signal I/O Connector pin number Description
ACK I 44 Acknowledge DB10 I/O 67 Data Bus 10
RST I 45 Reset DB11 I/O 68 Data Bus 11
MSG O 46 Message DB12 I/O 35 Data Bus 12
SEL I/O 47 Select DB13 I/O 36 Data Bus 13
C/D O 48 Command / Data DB14 I/O 37 Data Bus 14
REQ O 49 Request DB15 I/O 38 Data Bus 15
I/O O 50 Input / Output DBP1 I/O 39 Data Bus Parity
" Wide SCSI (68pin) TERMPWR 17, 18, 51, 52 Terminator Power
ATN I 55 Attention
BSY I/O 57 Busy
ACK I 58 Acknowledge
RST I 59 Reset
MSG O 60 Message
SEL I/O 61 Select
Figure 1-4. Wide SCSI (68pin) connector pin arrangement
C/D O 62 Command / Data
REQ O 63 Request
Table 1-9. Wide SCSI Connector Functions
I/O O 64 Input / Output
Signal I/O Connector pin number Description
GND 1~16, 19~34, 49, 50, 54, 56
NC
DB0 I/O 40 Data Bus 0 1.3.3 IEEE 1394 Serial Bus Interface (Option)
DB1 I/O 41 Data Bus 1
For details of the IEEE1394 Serial Bus Interface, refer to the separate service
DB2 I/O 42 Data Bus 2 manual for IEEE1394 Scanner I/F Card.
DBP I/O 48 Data Bus Parity

1.3.4 A Limitation of Interface Connection Table 1-10. Control Code Summary

Category Command Code
This scanner is equipped with SCSI I/F in standard. If it is equipped with
Set Brightness ESC L i
IEEE1394 I/F or special I/F for Copy System on option slot, it can have two
type I/F. Set Gamma Correction ESC Z i
Set Image Correction
At this time, to connect and to use above-stated two type I/F simultaneously is Download Gamma Table ESC z i d[255]
not guaranteed. Set Sharpness ESC Q i
" But, it supports as follows. Set Digital Halftoning ESC B i
When it provides Network solution for Copy System without function of Set Auto Area Segmentation ESC s i
Network, it supports to connect and to use simultaneously two type I/F.
Download Dither Pattern ESC b i j d[j^2]
Image Processing
Set Color Correction ESC M i
Download Color Correction ESC m d[9]
1.3.5 Control Code Set Threshold ESC t i
Set Scanning Mode ESC g i
Table 1-10. Control Code Summary
Initialize ESC @
Category Command Code
Set Line Counter ESC d i
Identity Request ESC I
Control Option ESC e i
Status Request ESC F
Miscellaneous Request focus position*1 ESC N i
Extended Status Request ESC f
Eject paper FF*1 ESC p i
Parameter Request ESC S
Feed paper*1 ESC q
Initiate Scan ESC G
Execute Command Eject Paper FF
Request Push Button Status ESC !
Feed Paper PF
Request Extended ID FS I
Normal Response ACK
Request Scanner Status FS F
Abnormal Response NACK
Request Scan Parameters FS S Control
Stop Scanning CAN
Initiate New Scan FS G
Header STX
Set Data Format ESC D i
Set Resolution ESC R n1 n2 *1: This function is not prepared, but this command is acceptable.
Set Zoom ESC H i1 i2
Set Data Format Set Scan Area ESC A n1 n2 n3
Set Color ESC C i
Set Mirroring ESC K i
Set Scan Parameter FS W

1.4 Operation Specifications
1.4.1 Switches
" OPERATE button
! Turns the scanner ON and OFF.
! When the power is turned on, the scanner is initialized.
N-W switch SCSI ID switch
OPERATE button Figure 1-6. SCSI ID and SCSI Data Bus Length switch
" Terminator switch

! ON: terminator on (Default)
! OFF: terminator off
Figure 1-5. OPERATE button
" SCSI ID switch (Rotary switch)

! 0 ~ 7: SCSI ID
! others: Reserved
C H E C K Do not set the ID number that is already assigned to Terminator switch

P O IN T other SCSI device.
Figure 1-7. Terminator switch
PRODUCT OUTLINE Operation Specifications 19

" Select SW of SCSI Data Bus Length (See "Figure 1-6. SCSI ID and
Table 1-11. Indicator Status and Corresponding Errors
SCSI Data Bus Length switch")
READY LED (Green) ERROR LED (Red) Condition
! Position W: SCSI works in 8bit or 16bit in accordance with
negotiation. Lighting Turning off Ready
! position N: SCSI works in only 8bit data bus Blinking Turning off Under Scanning, Initialization
" Start button Lighting Lighting Command Error
! Start scanning (In case of network connection) Turning off Blinking Interface Error
! Wake up scanner application software (In case of local connection) Blinking Blinking Fatal Error
Lighting Turning off Option Error (ADF Error)
NOTE: See "Chapter 3.1.1 Errors and Causes of Errors" for details on
Terminator switch solving the error.
Figure 1-8. Start button
1.4.2 Indicators
If an error occurs, determine the error type referring to the status of the READY
and ERROR LED indicators.
" READY (Green LED)
Comes on when the scanner is ready to send and receive data.
Blink in combination with the ERROR LED when an error occurs.
" ERROR (Red LED)
Indicates the Error.

1.4.3 Available Scan Area 1.4.4 Transportation Screw

The origin point for this scanner is marked at the rear left corner of the A carriage fixing screw is attached to the rear of the scanner. The purpose of
document table when viewed from the front. See "Figure 1-9. Maximum Scan this screw is to protect the carriage assembly from shocks when transporting or
Area" for the maximum scan area. moving the scanner. Be sure to turn this screw to the UNLOCK position before
turning the scanner power on.
297mm 0.5±0.5mm
Origin Point
LOCK UNLOCK
Figure 1-10. Transportation Screw (without ADF)
C H E C K ! Mass-produced products have UNLOCK and

P O IN T LOCK indications provided on the main scanner
assembly.
! The ADF should be removed when changing the
position of the carriage fixing screw.
Figure 1-9. Maximum Scan Area

2
CHAPTER
OPERATING PRINCIPLES
2.1 General Description PBA-PANEL

board
Document size sensors
The EPSON GT-30000 are mainly composed of following units: HP sensor
Drive wires
" Scanner mechanism Drive Mirror unit

shaft
(Lamp and mirror mechanism and drive unit, lens-CCD sensor unit drive
mechanism, Document size sensors)
" Control circuit boards
lens unit
" Power supply circuit boards
" ADF (Refer to A3 Auto Document Feeders service manual for detail) PBA-INS
board
(CCD)
The EPSON A3 flat-bed type scanners usually read images by moving the
integral CR unit which consists of the lamp, mirror, and lens-CCD sensor. This CR
scanner, however, characteristically has the CCD sensor and the lens in the Motor
unit
whole unit attached onto the mechanism as an independent unit. This scanner
is also equipped with the newly designed focusing function which enables the
scanner to focus by adjusting the distance between the lens and the CCD Document
sensor. Since the separate units in the mechanism such as the lamp and the
mirrors move at their own speed for reading, the incident distance of the
reflected light from the document to the CCD sensor is kept constant.
Drive wires
Lamp/mirror unit
The control circuit board is designed to be inserted from the rear of the CN3 CN13 CN6 CN9,
scanner, and the power supply board fits into a separate shielded PBA-CONNECT board CN5
CN10
compartment, with both circuit boards being connected only by the relay circuit CN7
board connector inside the scanner mechanism. This makes removal and
maintenance operations much easier. CN2
PBA-MAIN board PWS-

POWER
board
AC in
SCSI
terminator SW SCSI
W/N SW SCSI
Wide ID SW
SCSI I/F Normal ADF I/F
SCSI I/F
Figure 2-1. Main Mechanism Structure of GT-30000
OPERATING PRINCIPLES General Description 23

2.2 Mechanical Operation of the Scanner The vertical distance between the lamp plus the mirror in the Lamp/mirror unit
and the document surface remain constant. The vertical distance between the
mirrors in the Mirror unit also remains constant. However, the horizontal
Compared with other EPSON scanners, the main feature of this scanner lies in
distances between the Lamp/mirror unit (rate = x2) and the Mirror unit (rate =
its new optical mechanism used for reading images. Instead of the united lamp
x1) as well as between the Mirror unit and Lens unit are constantly changing.
& CCD movement system used for other scanners, this scanner scans with the
fixed CCD sensor and separate lamp and the mirror units. The stepping motor drives both movable units via wires.
Since the color CCD line sensor is used for the reading device, only one light The CCD sensor and the lens are united into one unit, which is semi-fixed on
source is equipped and light is separated through the RGB color filter. the base frame.
As shown in "Figure 2-2. Optical Unit Structure", the light source (high The scanner is that the CCD lens focus is fixed.
luminance cold cathode xenon lamp), the first reflection mirror unit, and the
second reflection mirror unit move independently at their own speed. Therefore
the length of the incident light reflected from the document to the CCD sensor
is kept constant.
Variable
Document
Glass
X1 X2
CCD sensor
Lamp/mirror unit
Lens unit Fixed
Mirror unit
Variable
Figure 2-2. Optical Unit Structure
OPERATING PRINCIPLES Mechanical Operation of the Scanner 24

2.3 Electrical Circuit Operations ! Processes the image data according to various setting information
provided by the host, such as gamma correction, color correction, and
halftoning correction.
2.3.1 Control Circuit Operation
After completing these processes, image data is output to the host.
The control circuits of this scanner are (See "Figure 2-3. Control Circuit
Composition of GT-30000"):
" PBA-MAIN board (Main control circuit board)
" PBA-ISN board (CCD sensor board located on the CR)
" PWS-POWER board
" PBA-CONNECT board (Relay board)
" PBA-PANEL board (Control panel)
" PBA-LAMP board (Lamp board)
Among the various functions controlled by the PBA-MAIN board as well as the
PBA-ISN, these boards control the scanning process from the CCD sensors to
the image signal processing as described below.
1. PBA-MAIN Board (document size detection)

! Document size sensors detect the size of the document.
2. PBA-ISN Board (CCD image sensor)
! Photoelectric conversion:
Converts light reflected from the document (light energy) into electrical
energy (electrical charge).
! Amplification
3. PBA-MAIN Board (processes image data)
ASIC (IC2) on this board manages most of the following functions:
! A/D conversion:
Converts the image data produced in the form of analog electrical
signals into 12-bit digital data.
! Shading correction:
Performs image data correction on a black and white basis.
OPERATING PRINCIPLES Electrical Circuit Operations 25

PBA-INS board INVERTER Document Document Document AC 85-140V/170-264V

CCD board size size size 45-65Hz
Lamp sensors0 sensors3 sensors4
µPD3728D PBA-PANEL board PWS-
Emitter LED HP SCAN POWER
x2 SW Document Document Document PW board
block Inverter size size size
CR MOTOR PBA-LAMP sensors1 sensors2 sensors5
IEEE 1394
Open
JR4023P70 board Sensor Option
Board
B106
x3 Motor Driver CONNECT
(RGB) STK672-080 (IC1) board
+3.3V,
+3.3V, 128x
128x16 +5V,
+5V, EEPROM +12V,
(IC33) +24V
+12V,
+24V Buffer
Main CPU x2 (IC5/6)
Analog SW A/D conversion Image processing HD6412352F20
74HC4066AF (x4)x3 AK8412 x3 µPD65949S1-079-F6 (IC1) ADF I/F
(IC27.1^27.4/28.1^28.4/ (IC24/25/26)(R/G/B) (IC2)
29.1^29.4)(R/G/B) TIA/EIA-422-B
Data Bus
Data Bus SN75C1167 (IC9)
Address Address
SCSI SCSI
32k RAM 32k+32k RAM x2 64M SDRAM x3 32k+32k RAM 256k EPRAM SCSI Controller W I/F
(Gamma crrctn) (White and Black (R/G/B) (IC6/7) (IC8) MB86606 (IC3)
(IC17) standard level) (IC21/22/23) SCSI
(IC13/14/15/16) W/N Active Terminator N I/F
ID SW SW Terminator BH9595FP-Y (IC30/31)
Figure 2-3. Control Circuit Composition of GT-30000

PBA-MAIN BOARD PBA-CONNECT BOARD

Table 2-1. Table 2-3.
Name Location Description Name Location Description
The CPU that controls this entire operation STK672-080 IC1 Motor drive control
CPU
IC1 of this board and operates at 20 MHz.
HD6412352F20
Voltage = 5.0V This relay board connects the PBA-MAIN board with the PBA-ISN, PBA-
The image processor that controls the PANEL, PWS-POWER, PBA-LAMP boards and mechanism.
functions and operating described below:.
Operating frequency PBA-PANEL BOARD
External: 48 MHz
Internal: 120 MHz This board has a power switch (push-lock), start switch and LED indicators
(CCD driver assembly) (READY, ERROR).
30 MHz
ASIC (other than CCD driver
IC2 assembly) PWS-POWER BOARD
µPU65949SI-079-F6
Voltage:
Since the power supply circuit board PWS-POWER for this scanner meets the
3.3V
universal specification requirements, it can be used with rated voltage from
Control functions
100V to 240V AC.
CCD control
Line correction processing NOTE: 1) Power on current: 25 A (O-Peak) or less. However, maximum
Buffer memory input should be 264 V AC or less.
Image processing
2) Leakage current: 0.25 mA or less
The SCSI interface processor operates at
MB86606 IC3 (110 V AC, 50 Hz, maximum load)
40MHz. Voltage = 5.0V.
3.5 mA or less
BH9595FP-Y IC30/31 Terminator control (140 V AC, 60 Hz, maximum load)
3.5 mA or less
PBA-ISN BOARD (264 V AC, 60 Hz, maximum load)
Table 2-2.
Name Location Description
Color CCD line sensor outline:
CCD sensor Effective pixel = 7020 pixels x 3 colors
IC9
µPD3728D Bi-D scanning rate =
Max. 10 million pixels/second

The different levels of VDC are distributed to corresponding mechanisms, as

shown in "Table 2-4 DC Output Power":
Table 2-4. DC Output Power
Output VDC Application
+5 V Logic and document size sensor power lines
Motor drive power source
+24 V
Power source for the lamp (inverter)
+12 V production
+12 V (Drives the cooling fan for the metal, shielded tray that contains
the PBA-MAIN and PWS-POWER boards.)
+3.3 V Logic power lines
2.3.2 Size sensor operation

The scanner is equipped with six document size sensors which automatically
determine the size of the document when scanning is carried out, so that only
the actual document area is scanned (no preview operation is necessary).
However, the document sizes that can be recognized in this way are limited to
A3 (landscape), B4 (portrait and landscape), A4 (portrait and landscape) and
B5 (portrait and landscape).

3
CHAPTER
TROUBLESHOOTING
3.1 Overview COMMUNICATION ERROR (AN ERROR OCCURRED WITH THE

SCSI TRANSMISSION PROTOCOL)
This chapter describes troubleshooting techniques to help you solving any Table 3-2.
scanner problems which you may encounter. First, see the next section to Operation/
determine what kind of error has occurred. Then see the appropriate LED Status Cause
Condition
explanation in the following pages to determine the correct solution.
A resettable error occurred at the SCSI
bus. The lamp goes
READY
3.1.1 Errors and Causes of Errors In the case of SCSI, an interruption in off and the
ERROR transmission occurred for 30 seconds scanner stops
The self-diagnostic function equipped with this scanner automatically detects (Blinking) or more while in a phase other than operating.
the operating status of all major parts. The scanner communicates any free bus.
detected error and the cause of the error using a combination of the indicator
Turn the power off and then back on again.
lights as described below. Remedy
Assert an SCSI RESET signal.
COMMAND ERROR
Table 3-1.
LED Status Cause Operation/Condition
The scanner ignores incorrect commands
Received and command parameters. (Current
READY undefined settings are maintained.)
command or
illegal The scanner returns a NACK and waits for
ERROR
the next command and command
parameter.
parameters.
The error is cleared when the next correct command/
Remedy
parameters are received.
TROUBLESHOOTING Overview 30
FATAL ERROR OPTION ERROR (ADF ERROR)

Operation/ Operation/
LED Status Cause LED Status Cause
Condition Condition
A carriage home seeking error occurred. Cover open
1. The carriage fixing lever has been locked 1. Cover was open while paper was being fed.
by mistake. 2. The cover was opened while paper was in the
2. Poor motor connection paper feeder (after paper had been prepared
3. Home position sensor malfunction for feeding), so that paper could not be fed. Sets the
READY
An abnormality was detected during lamp 3. Sensor malfunction/poor connection status bit to
The lamp
checking. goes off ERROR Error in ADF paper handling (Paper jam) 7.
1. Lamp malfunction, incorrect carriage and the 1. Paper fed when no document present
READY
adjustment, CCD output problem scanner 2. Paper jam
(Blinking)
2. Poor lamp or FFC connection to CCD stops 3. Sensor malfunction/poor connection
ERROR An abnormality was detected during CCD operating.
4. Switch lever damaged.
(Blinking) output level checking. Sets the
status bit Remedy Remove the error condition.
An error occurred during serial
communication with the optional ADF. to 7.
1. Overrun error
2. Parity error
3. Framing error
3.1.2 Troubleshooting
4. Time out error (not able to be reset by This section provides test points for each major unit and check points for each
retry processing) abnormal phenomenon.
Turn the power off and then back on again.
Send an initialization command (ESC @). 3.1.2.1 Test Points
Remedy Transmit an SCSI bus device reset message.
Test points for the motors and sensors are shown in the tables below.
Assert an SCSI RESET signal.
Reset the IEEE 1394 expansion slot I/F.
MOTORS Table 3-6. Sensor Check Points

Motor Test Point Signal Level
Condition: Disconnect from the connector and measure with the cable
<PBA-CONNECT board>
connected to the motor. Document size H: Document not present
CN9: Pin 9 (Signal)
Table 3-5. Motor Check Points sensor 5 L: Document present
Pin 7 (GND)
Motor Test Point Signal Level <PBA-CONNECT board>
Document size H: Document not present
<Cable connector> CN9: Pin 6 (Signal)
sensor 6 L: Document present
Between Pins 1 and 3 Pin 4 (GND)
Motor (for driving the
Between Pins 1 and 4 Approximately 0.56 Ω
mirror)
Between Pins 2 and 5
Between Pins 2 and 6 Be careful not to short-circuit the signals while
C A U T IO N
checking them.
SENSORS
Condition: Test the sensors with the power on.
Table 3-6. Sensor Check Points

Motor Test Point Signal Level 3.1.2.2 Troubleshooting Other Errors
H: Mirror unit is in the home See the table below for miscellaneous errors not covered in the previous sections.
<PBA-CONNECT board>
position.
HP sensor (Mirror) CN1: Pin 7 (Signal)
L: Mirror unit is outside its Table 3-7. In case of abnormal performance
Pin 6 (GND)
home position.
Phenomenon Description Refer to Flowchart
<PBA-CONNECT board>
H: Cover closed The scanner doesnt
Open sensor CN4: Pin 2 (Signal) READY LED does not light. Flowchart 3-1
L: Cover open operate at power on.
Pin 1 (GND)
Fatal Error is indicated CR does not move. Flowchart 3-2
<PBA-CONNECT board>
Document size H: Document not present and does not clear after Abnormal movement of CR, such
sensor 1 CN10: Pin 6 (Signal) Flowchart 3-3
L: Document present the scanner is turned off as crashing into the frame.
Pin 4 (GND)
and back on Lamp does not light. Flowchart 3-4
<PBA-CONNECT board>
CN10: Pin 3 (Signal) Communication Error is SCSI not set properly or
sensor 2 L: Document present Flowchart 3-5
Pin 1 (GND) indicated defective
<PBA-CONNECT board> The scanner does not scan Black lines, White banding, and
Document size H: Document not present Flowchart 3-6
images properly. so on
sensor 3 CN10: Pin 9 (Signal)
L: Document present
Pin 7 (GND) See subsequent pages for troubleshooting specific to each problem with major
<PBA-CONNECT board> units above.
sensor 4 CN9: Pin 3 (Signal)
L: Document present
Pin 1 (GND)
Start Start
Transportation Yes
Are the main circuit Yes screw set to Unlock the screw
board and connection Connect properly. locked position?
circuit board connected
incorrectly? No
No Turn on the scanner.
Has the power Yes

Check the fuse
supply fuse blown?
Is +24 DC present Is +24 DC present
Yes
between pins 10 and 9 between pins 1 and 2-
No (GND) of connection PGND of connection
Remove the main circuit board and check Has the power circuit board connector circuit board connector
that the following voltages are present at supply fuse CN5? CN3?
connector CN5 of the connect circuit board. blown? No Yes
Between Pins: To Troubleshooting for power supply Turn on the scanner.

Yes
10 and 9: +24 V 6 and 5: +5 V board (See "Chapter 3.1.3.1 Power
8 and 7: +12 V 4 and 3: +3.3 V Replace the main and Supply Board (PWS-POWER Board)".)
connection circuit boards.
Yes Yes Turn off the scanner
Is the output incorrect? Replace the power supply. Disconnect connection circuit board connector CN3. and manually move
the carriage.
No
Yes No
Does the motor operate? Replace the motor.
Disconnect connection circuit board connector CN3.
Yes
Yes Carry out the indicator
Does the indicator light? test in test mode. Turn off the
The mechanism No
is defective. scanner and
Yes manually move
Replace it
the carriage.
Yes Does the No

Is the motor coil No
indicator resistance at the
light? Replace PBA-CONNECT
specified value?
No No
Replace the main, connection
and CCD circuit boards. Replace the indicator. Replace PBA-MAIN Replace the motor
Flowchart 3-1. READY LED does not light up Flowchart 3-2. CR (Mirror/lamp) does not move
Start
Start
Transportation Yes
screw set to locked Unlock the screw
Replace the lamp on the carriage.
position?
No
Turn on the power and move the

Yes
carriage outside the HP. Does the lamp Old lamp was defective.
operate normally?
Is +24 DC present No
between pins 10 and 9 No
(GND) of connection
circuit board connector Replace the inverter board on the carriage.
CN5?
Yes
Replace the main circuit board Yes
or connection circuit board. Does the lamp Old inverter was defective.
operate normally?
Is connection circuit Yes Connect
board connector properly. No
CN6 connected
properly?
Replace the main circuit board
No or connection circuit board.
Replace the HP sensor
Flowchart 3-4. Lamp does not light

Flowchart 3-3. CR moves abnormally (crashes into frame)
Start Start
Check the SCSI connection settings. Yes

Stains or foreign Clean the glass
material on glass?
No
Are the terminal No
settings and ID Old lamp was defective.
settings normal? Yes
Stains or foreign Clean the mirror
material on mirror?
Yes
No
Replace the cable.
Replace PBA-MAIN and perform a test scan.
Yes
Does the scanner Old cable was defective.
operate normally? Replace.
Yes
Does the scanner Old PBA-MAIN was defective
operate normally?
No
No
Replace the main circuit board or
connection circuit board.
Replace the
mechanism
Flowchart 3-5. SCSI I/F communication error occurs

Flowchart 3-6. Scanned image is abnormal
3.1.3 Troubleshooting Circuit Board Errors Table 3-9. PBA-MAIN Board Troubleshooting (continued)
Phenomenon Check Points
This section describes the check points for the electrical circuit boards.
<Fatal Error> Check the CPU (IC1) for the signal
Carriage does not stop at the home waveform input to the following pin:
3.1.3.1 Power Supply Board (PWS-POWER Board)
position. Pin 32 (for HPS signal)
Table 3-8. PWS-POWER Board Troubleshooting Check the output signal waveform and the
+24 V output voltage level at the CPU
Phenomenon Check Points <Fatal Error> connector (IC1):
<Abnormal voltage> Check the input voltage for Z7 (SI-3033). Lamp does not light. Pin 115 (for LAMP signal)
+5VDC is not output. 5 pin Pin 5 (for +24V output)
<Abnormal voltage> <Fatal Error>
Check the voltage waveform between D-S of 013. Main cause: ASIC (IC2) is defective.
+24 VDC is not output. White standard level is not read (Replace PBA-MAIN board.)
<Abnormal voltage> Check the input voltage for Z4 (µPC78M12). properly.
+12 VDC is not output. Input pin <Communication Error>
Main cause: ASIC (IC3) and ASIC (IC2) are
<Abnormal voltage> Bi-directional I/F or SCSI I/F are defective. (Replace PBA-MAIN board.)
Check the voltage waveform between D-S of 012. defective.
+3.3 VDC is not output.
Main cause: ASIC (IC2) is defective.
<Image is read abnormally>
3.1.3.2 Control Circuit Board (PBA-MAIN Board) (Replace PBA-MAIN board.)
Table 3-9. PBA-MAIN Board Troubleshooting

Table 3-10. PBA-CONNECT Board Troubleshooting
Check the input/output signal waveforms
for the following pins of the reset IC Check the Drive IC (IC1) Phase drive signal
<Fatal Error>
<No operation at all> connector (IC4): waveform output to the following pin:
Motor drive circuit is defective.
Reset IC is defective. Pin 8 (for RESET signal) Pin 11 (for CLK signal)
Pin 5 (for +5V input)
Pin 3 (for WD output)
Check the CPU (IC1) for the ROM access
signal waveforms output from the following
<No operation at all> pins:
EEPROM access error Pin 2 (for ROM_CS signal)
Pin 91 (for RD signal)
Check the CPU (IC1) for the signal
<No operation at all>
waveform input to the following pin:
CPU is defective.
Pin 86 (for EXTAL input)
4
CHAPTER
DISASSEMBLY & ASSEMBLY

4.1 Overview 4.1.1 Points to Note

Make sure that you read and understand the following warnings and cautions
This chapter describes the procedures for disassembling and assembling the
before disassembling or re-assembling any of the components of the EPSON
main components of the scanner GT-30000. (Refer to A3 Auto Document
GT-30000.
Feeders service manual for detail on the disassembly and assembly
procedures for the ADF.)
W A R N IN G ! Be sure to disconnect the power cable from the AC
Except where indicated separately, all procedures for re-assembling the power socket prior to servicing.
disassembled assemblies and components should be carried out by following ! Be sure to wear gloves when disassembling or
the disassembly procedures in reverse. assembling any parts of the scanner in order to avoid
injury from cuts.
Sections which may result in injury or risk to life if proper care is not taken are
! Be careful to avoid static electric discharges when
indicated by a WARNING symbol.
touching internal components, in order to protect the
Sections where particular care should be taken beforehand during disassembly microprocessor and other circuits.
or assembly are indicated by a CAUTION symbol. ! Since this scanner weighs heavy (approximately
30kg), it must be taken care when working.
Tips designed to assist with disassembly are indicated by a CHECK POINT
symbol.
C A U T IO N ! Use only the recommended tools when carrying out
If the assembly procedure differs from the reverse of the disassembly disassembly, assembly and adjustments.
procedure, the steps which are different are indicated by a RE-ASSEMBLY ! Observe the specified torque when tightening
symbol. screws. ("Table 4-1 List of Screw Tightening
Torques")
Furthermore, if adjustment is required as a result of disassembly, the
adjustment steps are indicated by an ADJUSTMENT symbol. ! The specified adjustments should be carried out
after disassembling the scanner.
If disassembly of assemblies or components which are not mentioned in this
chapter are required, please refer to the separate general disassembly
Table 4-1. List of Screw Tightening Torques
diagram.
Screw tightening
Be sure to read the Points to Note on the next page before starting any Screw tightening location torque(N•cm)
cm)
disassembly procedures. M3 M4
When securing two panels together 100±20 160±20
When securing a molding to a panel 60±10 100±10
When securing a circuit board to a panel 40±10 60±10
When securing to a molding using a molding tapping screw 50±10 70±10
When securing the ADF magnetic catch - 100±10
When securing a handle 50±10 -
DISASSEMBLY & ASSEMBLY Overview 38

4.1.2 Tools 4.1.3 Screws

Use only the specified tools in order to avoid damaging the scanner. The screw no. described in the disassembly procedures will be input by next
version.
Table 4-2. Tool List
Description Availability SE Parts Code Reference
Table 4-3. Screw List
(+) Screw Driver (No. 2) # - Versatile
No Screw Type / Specification Appearance Color
(+) Screw Driver (No. 1) # - ditto
Box Driver (Diagonal: 6mm) # - ditto
Box Driver (Diagonal: 5mm) # - ditto 1 Wave screw M4 x 12 Gold
Leveling Tools (3 stages and 1 Same as
% 1039140
adjuster as 1 set) GT-10000+
Exclusively
Belt tension adjustment tool % 106329900 (#775) designed for 2 Wave screw SCR4 x 3 Silver
GT-30000
# Commercially available.
% Not commercially available. 3 Wave screw SCR4 x 12 Silver
4 Binding screw M3 x 10 Silver
5 IT tapping tite screw M3 x 6 Gold
"Figure 7-7. Exploded

6 Silver
Diagrams 1" No.90
7 Tapping tite S-tite Black

Table 4-3. Screw List

No Screw Type / Specification Appearance Color
8 WS sems screw M3 x 8 Gold
9 Binding screw M3 x 6 Black

10 Silver
Diagrams 4" No.95

11 Silver
Diagrams 4" No.94

12 Silver
Diagrams 4" No.93
13 Sems screw M4 x 8 Gold

4.2 Disassembly Procedures

Scanner Body Main Circuit Board Removal (See Chapter 4.2.1.2)
This section describes the separate disassembly and removal procedures for Disassembly
each main assembly of the GT-30000. The flow chart in "Figure 4-1. (See
Chapter 4.2.1) ADF Removal (See Chapter 4.2.1.1)
Disassembly Procedure for GT-30000" indicates the various steps involved in
disassembly. When disassembling each assembly, you should refer to the
Mechanism Cover Removal (See Chapter 4.2.1.3)
page numbers indicated in this figure.
Scanner Scanner Mechanism Removal (See Chapter 4.2.1.4)

Mechanism
C A U T IO N ! The procedure steps which are enclosed in a Disassembly
yellow box in "Figure 4-1. Disassembly Procedure (See Panel Circuit Board Removal (See Chapter 4.2.2.6)
for GT-30000" are steps which require the use of a Chapter 4.2.2)
special tool as part of the procedure. Make sure Power Supply assembly Removal (See Chapter 4.2.2.1)
that you read and fully understand the details
given in the relevant section of the procedure Cooling Fan Removal (See Chapter 4.2.2.2)
before carrying out the disassembly operation.
! The procedure steps which are enclosed in a red Power Supply Circuit Board Removal (See Chapter 4.2.2.3)
box in "Figure 4-1. Disassembly Procedure for GT-
30000" are steps where adjustment is required Glass Frame Assembly Removal (See Chapter 4.2.2.5)
when re-assembling the relevant assembly after
disassembly. Make sure that you read and fully
Lamp and Inverter Circuit Board Removal (See Chapter 4.2.2.7)
understand the details given in the relevant
section of the procedure before making the
Lamp Cover Removal (See Chapter 4.2.2.7.1)
required adjustment.
Lamp Removal (See Chapter 4.2.2.7.2)

C H E C K Refer to A3 Auto Document Feeders service manual
P O IN T for details on the disassembly procedures for the Inverter Circuit Board Removal (See Chapter 4.2.2.7.3)
ADF.
Mechanism internal cover removal Removal (See Chapter 4.2.2.8)
Relay Circuit Board Removal (See Chapter 4.2.2.11)
Document Size Sensor Removal (See Chapter 4.2.2.10)
CR Motor Assembly Removal (See Chapter 4.2.2.9)
Figure 4-1. Disassembly Procedure for GT-30000
DISASSEMBLY & ASSEMBLY Disassembly Procedures 41

4.2.1 Scanner Body Disassembly 4.2.1.2 Main Circuit Board Removal

This section describes procedures for disassembling the major units of the The main circuit board (PBA-MAIN) of this scanner consists of an independent
scanner. main circuit board assembly. The main circuit board assembly is designed so
that it can be easily removed from the scanner.
4.2.1.1 ADF Removal 1. Remove the three screws (No.6) which are securing the main circuit board
1. Disconnect the power supply cable and the ADF connection cable from the assembly at the rear of the scanner, and then remove the main circuit
scanner. board assembly from the scanner.(See "Figure 4-3. Main Circuit Board
Assembly Removal".)
2. Remove the two screws which are securing the ADF to the rear of the
scanner, and then remove the ADF. (Refer to A3 Auto Document Feeders
C H E C K The main circuit board assembly can be removed
service manual for detail.)
P O IN T easily by pulling the two card spacers at the left and
right sides of the assembly.
A D J U S T M E N T After replacing the main circuit board, you must set the
R E Q U IR E D product name, paper detect size and confirm the Home
Position of the scanner, by using the special software.
(See "Chapter 5.3.3 Using the Name Rewriting Software".)
Figure 4-2. ADF Removal

C H E C K When re-installing the mechanism cover, the magnetic

P O IN T catch should be installed in the specified position. (See
"Figure 4-4. Mechanism Cover Removal".)
Screws (No.2) Screw Caps Screws (No.1)
Magnetic Screws (No.3)

Catch
Figure 4-3. Main Circuit Board Assembly Removal
4.2.1.3 Mechanism Cover Removal

1. Remove the document cover. (See "Figure 4-2. ADF Removal".)
2. Remove the four screw caps. (See "Figure 4-5. Cap Removal".)
Screws (No.4)
3. Remove the nine screws (No.1: 4, No.2: 2, No.3: 2 and No.4: 1) which are
securing the mechanism cover to the scanner chassis. (See "Figure 4-4.
Mechanism Cover Removal".) Figure 4-4. Mechanism Cover Removal
4. Lift the mechanism cover and plate up to remove them. (See "Figure 4-4.
Mechanism Cover Removal".)
When installing, the magnetic catch screw tightening

torque is 100±10 N•cm.

Insert an object with

Screw Cap a sharp tip such as
a needle or gimlet
Cross-section into the hole to lever
out the cover.
Glass
Belt tightening
torque 50 ± 10 N•cm
Figure 4-5. Cap Removal
4.2.1.4 Scanner Mechanism Removal

Belt
Remove the scanner mechanism from the housing as described below.
1. Remove the scanner mechanism cover. (See "Chapter 4.2.1.3 Mechanism

Cover Removal".)
2. Remove the four screws (No.1) which are securing the scanner
mechanism to the housing, and then hold the scanner mechanism removal
belts to remove the scanner mechanism from the housing.
C H E C K ! When installing the scanner mechanism:

P O IN T 1. Remove the power switch key from the scanner
mechanism.
2. Install the scanner mechanism to the housing.
3. Re-attach the power switch key. Figure 4-6. Scanner Mechanism Removal
! After removing the scanner mechanism, be sure to
place it on top of the special tool (leveling tool) while The belt tightening torque is 50 ± 10 N•cm.
working in order to maintain the rigidity of the product.
(See "Chapter 4.2.1.4.1 Using the Leveling Tool".)

4.2.1.4.1 Using the Leveling Tool

1. Remove the Scanner Mechanism. (See "Figure 4-6. Scanner Mechanism
Removal".)
2. Place the scanner mechanism onto the stages while referring to "Figure
4-8. Special Tool Position and Adjusting Method".
3. Next, place the adjuster to the right of the front of the scanner mechanism.
At this time, the guide on the base (metal section) should be facing toward
you.
4. Hold the base of the adjuster with a hand and spin the table until it reaches
the bottom of the scanner by its own force.
5. Turn the table manually [2 quarters], which can be measured by 4 divisions

on the table and the groove on the base, to push the table up from the
position where the table was moved up to by the spin.
6. After adjusting, make sure that each corner of the scanner is securely in Turn the turning
Stage Adjuster
contact with the corresponding tool. table to move the
(Set in the front left, (Set in the front table up and down
rear right and rear right corner.) to adjust height.
left corners.)
Figure 4-8. Special Tool Position and Adjusting Method

Turning Table
(with 4 divisions)
Base
(with 1 groove)
Stage Adjuster
(3 pieces)
Figure 4-7. Adjusting Tools

4.2.2 Scanner Mechanism Disassembly 4.2.2.2 Cooling Fan Removal

This section describes the removal procedures for the main components of the 1. Disconnect the cooling fan CN1 connector.
scanner mechanism.
2. Remove the two screws (No.10) which are securing the cooling fan to the
C A U T IO N ! A high degree of precision control is required of the power supply assembly, and then remove the cooling fan. (See "Figure
scanner mechanism, and so extremely precise 4-10. Cooling Fan Removal".)
installation and adjustment are carried out during the
manufacturing process.
CN1
Therefore, never disassemble any scanner parts
unless specifically instructed to do so in this section
of the manual.
! When removing the scanner mechanism from the
housing to carry out disassembly, be sure to place the
scanner mechanism on top of the leveling tool before
disassembling it.
4.2.2.1 Power Supply assembly Removal

1. Remove the four screws (No.5) which are securing the [power supply
assembly to the scanner mechanism, and then remove the power supply
assembly. (See "Figure 4-9. Power Supply assembly Removal".)
2. Disconnect the power supply assembly CN1 and CN2 connectors

(between the power supply assembly and the scanner mechanism).
Screws(No.10)
Screws(No.
CN1
Figure 4-10. Cooling Fan Removal
Screws(No. 5)
Screws(No. 4.2.2.3 Power Supply Circuit Board Removal
1. Remove the 11 screws (No.11: 3 and No.12: 8) which are securing the
power supply assembly cover, and then remove the cover. (See "Figure
4-11. Power Supply Circuit Board Removal (a)".)
2. Remove the power supply circuit board.
Figure 4-9. Power Supply assembly Removal

Push the tabs

inward to remove
Power Switch
Cover
Power supply board

mounting guides
Screws(No.12)
Screws(No. Screws(No. 12)
Screws(No.
Figure 4-12. Power Supply Circuit Board Removal (b)
C H E C K ! Be careful not to break the tabs when removing the

P O IN T power switch cover.
! When installing the power supply board, make sure
that the board is fitting securely into the guides.
! When installing the power supply board, set the
height of the power switch as shown in "Figure 4-13.
Power Switch Height" on the following page.
Screws(No. 11)
Screws(No.
Figure 4-11. Power Supply Circuit Board Removal (a)

Fuse
Figure 4-13. Power Switch Height
4.2.2.4 Fuse Removal Figure 4-14. Fuse Removal

1. Remove the power supply assembly. (See "Chapter 4.2.2.3 Power Supply
Circuit Board Removal".)
2. Remove the fuse. (See "Figure 4-14. Fuse Removal".)
C H E C K ! Be careful to avoid static electric discharges when

P O IN T removing the fuse, in order to protect the circuits.
! When installing and removing the fuse, use tweezers
to avoid damaging other components.

4.2.2.5 Glass Frame Assembly Removal

Glass fixing plate
Screws(No.5)
Screws(No.
1. Remove the mechanism cover. ("Chapter 4.2.1.3 Mechanism Cover
Removal".)
2. Remove the 12 screws (No.5), and then remove the glass frame assembly.
("Figure 4-15. Glass Frame Assembly Removal".)
C A U T IO N ! Place the scanner on a stable, level surface when

removing the glass frame assembly.
! When re-installing the glass frame assembly, be sure
to check the installation position thoroughly while
referring to "Chapter 4.2.2.5.1 Glass Frame Assembly
Installation". (If the glass frame assembly is not
installed in the correct position, the document
scanning start position will not be correct.)
Screws(No.5)
Screws(No.
A D J U S T M E N T After re-installing or replacing the glass frame assembly, Figure 4-15. Glass Frame Assembly Removal
R E Q U IR E D be sure to adjust the home position of the scanner, by
using the special software. (See "Chapter 5.3.4 Home 4.2.2.5.1 Glass Frame Assembly Installation
Position Adjustment".)
After the glass frame assembly has been removed, be sure to follow the
procedure given below when re-installing the glass frame assembly.
1. Provisionally place the glass frame assembly on top of the scanner

mechanism in the position specified.
2. Determine the installation position while referring to "Figure 4-16. Glass

Frame Assembly Positioning".
3. Once the glass frame assembly installation position has been determined,
secure it in place by tightening the 12 screws.
C H E C K When installing the glass frame assembly, the glass

P O IN T fixing plate should be installed correctly. (See "Figure
4-16. Glass Frame Assembly Positioning".)

4.2.2.6 Panel Circuit Board Removal

A D J U S T M E N T Once the glass frame assembly has bee removed, you 1. Remove the mechanism cover. ("Chapter 4.2.1.3 Mechanism Cover
R E Q U IR E D must use calibration software to adjust the glass frame Removal".)
assembly after it is re-installed. (See "Chapter 5.3.4 Home
Position Adjustment".) 2. Disconnect connector CN1 from the panel circuit board.
3. Remove the two screws (No.8) which are securing the panel circuit board,
and then remove the board. (See "Figure 4-17. Panel Circuit Board
Removal".)
CN1
Screws(No.8)
Screws(No.
Figure 4-17. Panel Circuit Board Removal
Align the glass frame

4.2.2.7 Lamp and Inverter Circuit Board Removal
assembly groove with
the mechanism tabs. This section describes the procedures for removing the lamp and inverter
circuit board from the carriage.
Figure 4-16. Glass Frame Assembly Positioning

4.2.2.7.1 Lamp Cover Removal 4.2.2.7.3 Inverter Circuit Board Removal

1. Remove the glass frame assembly. ("Chapter 4.2.2.5 Glass Frame 1. Remove the five screws (No.8) which are securing the inverter circuit
Assembly Removal".) board.(See "Figure 4-19. Lamp and Inverter Circuit Board Removal" and
"Figure 4-20. Mechanism internal cover Removal")
2. Remove the two screws (No.7) which are securing the lamp cover, and
then remove the lamp cover. 2. Disconnect the cables from the connectors (CN1 and CN2) on the inverter
circuit board, and then remove the board. (See "Figure 4-19. Lamp and
Inverter Circuit Board Removal".)
Screws(No.8)
Screws(No. Screws(No.8)
Screws(No.
CN1 CN2
Screws(No.7)
Screws(No. Screws(No.8)
Screws(No.
Figure 4-18. Lamp Cover Removal Figure 4-19. Lamp and Inverter Circuit Board Removal
4.2.2.7.2 Lamp Removal 4.2.2.8 Mechanism internal cover removal Removal

1. Disconnect the lamp cable from the connector (CN2) on the inverter circuit 1. Remove the glass frame assembly. (See "Figure 4.2.2.5. Glass Frame
board. Assembly Removal".)
2. Remove the two screws (No.8) which are securing the lamp, and then 2. Remove the twelve screws (No.9) which are securing the Mechanism
remove the lamp. (See "Figure 4-19. Lamp and Inverter Circuit Board internal cover removal to the scanner chassis.
Removal".)
3. Lift the Mechanism internal cover up to remove it. (See "Figure 4-20.
Mechanism internal cover Removal".)

4.2.2.9 CR Motor Assembly Removal

This section describes the procedures for removing the CR motor assembly
which drives the carriage mechanism (mirror/lamp).
1. Remove the lens and CR motor assembly cover. (See "Chapter 4.2.2.8
Mechanism internal cover removal Removal".)
2. After disconnecting the CR motor assembly connector CN1, remove the

Screw (No.9) two screws (No.13) and then remove the motor. (See "Figure 4-21. CR
Motor Assembly Removal".)
C H E C K After re-installing the CR motor assembly, be sure to

P O IN T adjust the belt tension while referring to "Chapter 4.2.2.9.1
CR Motor Assembly Installation".
A D J U S T M E N T When re-installing the CR motor assembly, be sure to

R E Q U IR E D adjust the belt tension by referring to "Chapter 5.2 Belt
Tension Adjustment".
Carriage movement
4.2.2.9.1 CR Motor Assembly Installation
Screw (No.9)
1. Place the CR motor assembly into the scanner mechanism, and attach the
belt.
C H E C K ! The belt should be securely attached to the pulleys.

P O IN T ! The CR motor assembly should be correctly
positioned (aligned with the positioning tabs on the
scanner mechanism).
Figure 4-20. Mechanism internal cover Removal
2. Apply tension to the belt using the belt tension adjustment tool. (For
details, see "Chapter 5.2 Belt Tension Adjustment".)

3. Secure the CR motor assembly to the scanner mechanism by tightening 3. Take the document size sensors upward and remove them. (See "Figure
the screws. (See "Figure 4-21. CR Motor Assembly Removal".) 4-22. Document Size Sensor Removal".)
A D J U S T M E N T When re-installing the CR motor assembly, be sure to

R E Q U IR E D adjust the belt tension by referring to "Chapter 5.2 Belt
Tension Adjustment". C H E C K When installing the document size sensors, make sure
P O IN T that the connectors are connected correctly. (See "Table
4-4 Document Size Sensor and Cable Colors".)
Screws(No.13)
6
2 5
1
CR Motor Assembly Positioning Dowels Screws(No.8)
Screws(
4
Figure 4-21. CR Motor Assembly Removal
4.2.2.10 Document Size Sensor Removal Figure 4-22. Document Size Sensor Removal
1. Remove the circuit board and sensor cover. (See "Chapter 4.2.2.8 Table 4-4. Document Size Sensor and Cable Colors
Document Document Document
Blue/Blue/ Blue/Blue/ Light Blue/
2. Remove each of the screws (No. 8) which are securing the document size Size Size Size
Blue White White/White
sensors to the scanner chassis, and then disconnect each of the Sensor 1 Sensor 3 Sensor 3
connectors (CN1) from the document size sensors. Document Blue/ Document Document Light Blue/
White/White/
Size Light Blue/ Size Size Light Blue/
White
Sensor 2 Light Blue Sensor 4 Sensor 4 Light Blue

4.2.2.11 Relay Circuit Board Removal

CN4
1. Remove the main circuit board assembly. (See "Chapter 4.2.1.2 Main CN10
CN6
Circuit Board Removal".)
CN9 CN1
CN13 CN3
2. Remove the circuit board and sensor cover. (See "Chapter 4.2.2.8
3. Remove the five screws (No.8) which are securing the relay circuit board to
the scanner chassis, and then disconnect all connectors (CN1,
CN3~CN10, CN13) from the relay circuit board.
4. Lift the relay circuit board up to remove it. (See "Figure 4-23. Relay Circuit
Board Removal".)
Screws (No.8)
Carriage movement
CN5
Screws (No.8)
Figure 4-23. Relay Circuit Board Removal

5
CHAPTER
ADJUSTMENTS
5.1 Overview 5.1.1 Adjustment & Special Tool

Following table shows the necessary adjustment and specified tools for the
This section describes how to carry out the adjustments which are required for
scanner.
various assemblies and components.
Table 5-1. Special Tool List
Adjustment Item Conditions Tool Name Parts Code
Belt Tension Remove or Replace the CR Motor Belt Tension Adjustment Tool 1063299-00 (#F775)
Products information Rewriting
Replace the Main Board
Product Name
(In case of the old board is damaged
Paper Size Detect Setting
but the information still can be red out)
Home Position
Product Name Writing Replace the Main Board Product Name Rewrite Software -
Paper Size Detect Setting (In case of the old board is damaged
Home Position Adjustment and the information can not be red out)
Remove or replace the Glass Frame
Home Position Adjustment
Assembly
NOTE: The Product Name Rewriting Software is stored in the CD-ROM

which contains the Service Manual.
ADJUSTMENTS Overview 56
5.2 Belt Tension Adjustment 3. Check that the flange is between the sections marked "a" (so that the belt
tension is within the specified range).
1. Install the CR motor assembly to the scanner mechanism, and fit the belt. 4. Secure the CR motor assembly to the scanner mechanism by tightening
(See "Figure 5-1. CR Motor Assembly Installation".) the screws. (See "Figure 5-1. CR Motor Assembly Installation".)
C H E C K ! The belt should be securely on the pulley.

P O IN T ! The CR motor assembly should be in the correct A
position (aligned with the dowels of the scanner Flange
mechanism).
Groove
a
Dowels
Pressing
Screws (No.13)
Pin
The hole in the CR motor assembly
The Dowels of The

Scanner Mechanism
Figure 5-1. CR Motor Assembly Installation
2. While pressing the section marked A on the belt tension adjustment tool,
insert the pin of the belt tension adjustment tool into the hole in the CR
motor assembly to align the dowels with the grooves in the belt tension Flange
adjustment tool, and then release the section marked "A".
Figure 5-2. Belt Tension Adjustment Tool Installation
ADJUSTMENTS Belt Tension Adjustment 57

5.3 Adjustments Using the Special Software

C H E C K When starts the program, it may show you by
5.3.1 Necessary Tools P O IN T Japanese UI first. It is possible to change it to
English mode by clicking "English". See "Figure 5-3.
" Name of special software: 1) Product Name Rewriting Software
2) Imaging attached by Windows 95/98 Main Dialog Box Components" for details.
" Operating Environment: Windows 95/98
" Compatible SCSI cards: See "Table 5-2 Pre-checked SCSI Interface
8
Cards" 1 9
Table 5-2. Pre-checked SCSI Interface Cards 10
Host PC Manufacturer Product name (Model No.) Remarks 11
2
SCSI Card 39160 (ASC-39160) For wide
SCSI 3 12
SCSI Card 29160 (ASC-29160)
SCSI Card 2910C (AHA-2910C)
4 13
Desktop PC 5 14
SCSI Card 2930U (AHA-2930U)
(DOS/V)
Adaptec SCSI Card 2940AU (AHA-2940AU) 6 15
For normal
SCSI Card 29160N (ASC-29160N) SCSI 7
SCSI Card 19160 (ASC-19160)
Figure 5-3. Main Dialog Box Components
Notebook PC
Slim SCSI 1460-H (APA-1460D)
(DOS/V)
" Supplementary tool: 1 sheet of A3-sized white cardboard or 2 sheets of

A4-sized white cardboard, 1 steel ruler 8
1 9
10
5.3.2 Overview of the Special Software 11
2
The Product Name Rewriting Software is a program which can read out the
EEPROM data stored in the scanner and rewrites the specified data onto the 3 12
EEPROM. It has following detailed functions: 4 13
" Read out or write the product name 5 14
" Read out the life counter (scanning times and ADF paper sheets fed) 6 15
" Paper size detect setting 7
" Confirm and adjust the Home Position
Figure 5-4. Japanese Main Dialog Box Components
ADJUSTMENTS Adjustments Using the Special Software 58

Table 5-3. Names and Functions of Main Dialog Box Components Table 5-3. Names and Functions of Main Dialog Box Components
No. Name Function No. Name Function
This button toggles the display language for the 0 Clear (Zero clear) Click this button to reset the number of scans or the
1 Switch of language 12
dialog box between Japanese and English. button number of pages fed by the ADF to zero.
Indicates the scanner models which can be selected. Click this button to reset all data for number of scans,
The list data can be changed using the Add and 13 All Clear button ADF paper feed, main scanning correction value and
Scanner Model Delete buttons. sub scanning correction value to zero.
2
Selection List The following four models appear in the initial data Shows the number of pages fed by the ADF.
ADF paper feed
list: SCANNER ES-9000H, SCANNER GT-10000, 14
display area NOTE: Impossible of writing
SCANNER ES-6000, SCANNER GT-30000
Additional model Used for entering the model name hen adding new Document detection Shows the document detection specifications. The
3 15 specifications two types of specifications available are "B5" and
display area models.
selection list "EXE".
Click this button to add the new scanner model which
4 Add button appears in the additional model display area to the
end of the scanner model selection list.
Click this button to delete the currently-selected
5 Delete button
scanner model from the scanner model selection list. 5.3.3 Using the Name Rewriting Software
Used for displaying and entering the main scanning
Main scanning
correction value. The valid range of data that can be 5.3.3.1 Starting the Name Rewriting Software
6 correction value
entered is within the range of 0 to 84 (multiples of 4
display area 1. Copy the folder of Rewrite Software from the CD-ROM to your local PC.
only).
Used for displaying and entering the sub scanning 2. Run the startup file. (Double-click on CmdRW.exe.)
Sub scanning
correction value. The valid range of data that can be
7 correction value 3. When automatic enabling of the device is complete, the EEPROM data will
entered is within the range of 0 to 248 (multiples of 8
display area
only). be read and displayed on the screen.
Click this button to read the EEPROM data and
display it on the screen. C H E C K If the scanner is not connected, a connection error message
8 Read button
After writing data, you can read it again to check the P O IN T will appear. Click OK to end the process.
written data on-screen.
9 End button Click this button to close the program.
Click this button to write the edited data which is
being displayed on-screen into the EEPROM.
10 Write button
After writing data, you can read it again to check the
written data on-screen.
Used for displaying the number of scans.
Scanning Frequency
11
(times) display area NOTE: Impossible of writing

4. The current setting data rear from the EEPROM will be displayed in the 5.3.3.4 Adding a new scanner model
respective areas.
1. If you would like to add a new scanner model, enter the name of the new
C A U T IO N ! Due to the identity of the program, if you input some scanner model in the additional model display area.
data to any area and click "write" button, the life
counter of scanning frequency and ADF paper 2. After entering the model name, click Add. The new scanner model will then
sheets fed will be reset automatically. Therefore, it is be added to the end of the scanner model selection list.
recommended to take a memo before you edit any The new scanner model can then be selected in the same way as other
area. scanner models.
! Prepare an note to write down each scanners life
counter when you service or repair a scanner.
5.3.3.5 Deleting the Selected Scanner Model
5. The EEPROM data can then be edited.
1. Select the scanner model that you would like to delete so that the model
Be sure to write the data to the EEPROM after each name appears in the additional model display area.
C H E C K
P O IN T editing change has been made. 2. After checking that the selected scanner model is correct, click Delete.
3. The selected scanner model will then be deleted from the scanner model
selection list.
5.3.3.6 Resetting the number of scans to zero

5.3.3.2 Japanese/English Display Select Button
1. Click 0 Clear. The 0 Clear confirmation message box will be displayed.
Click this button to toggle the display language for the dialog box between
Japanese and English. 2. To reset the value, click OK. To cancel the operation, click Cancel. The
data will only be reset to zero if you click OK.
C A U T IO N Note that when the number of scans (cumulative

5.3.3.3 Changing the Scanner Model life) is reset to zero, the previous value will not be
1. Select the scanner model from the scanner model selection list. retained.
2. Click Write.
C H E C K Be sure to set the scanner model after replacing the

P O IN T main circuit board.

5.3.3.7 Resetting the ADF Paper Feed Total 5.3.4 Home Position Adjustment
To reset the number of pages fed by the ADF to zero, see "Chapter 5.3.3.6 Check the home position and adjust it if necessary so that no overrun*1 occurs.
Resetting the number of scans to zero". (See "Figure 5-6. Document Platen Home Position".)
C A U T IO N Note that when the number of ADF pages fed

(cumulative life) is reset to zero, the previous value C H E C K *1 In this manual, "overrun" refers to cases where the
P O IN T edge panels are included as part of the scanned image.
will not be retained.
5.3.3.8 Resetting all data values to zero Home Position
1. If you would like to reset all setting values (other than the scanner model
and the document detection specifications) to zero, click All Clear. The All
Clear confirmation message box will be displayed.
2. To reset all values to zero, click OK. To cancel the operation, click Cancel. Edge panel
The data will only be reset to zero if you click OK. (main scanning
Home direction)
Position
5.3.3.9 Document Detection Specifications

The document detection specifications can be set to either "B5" or "EXE". "B5"
is the factory default setting for the Japanese and European markets, and Edge panel
"EXE" is the factory default setting for the American market. (sub scanning
direction)
5.3.3.10 Closing the Program Scanner

All processes will be stopped and the display will return to the main screen.
Computer Screen
Figure 5-5. Screen and Scanner Orientation

Edge Panel
Main Scanning Direction
1.0mm C H E C K When adjusting the home position, note that the home
P O IN T positions are different for the computer screen and for
the document platen of the scanner. (See "Figure 5-5.
Screen and Scanner Orientation".)
A D J U S T M E N T After carrying out the operations associated with

R E Q U IR E D removing the glass frame assembly, be sure to check
that no overrun occurs, and make adjustments if
necessary.
Edge Panel
432mm 5.3.4.1 Home Position Checking

5.3.4.1.1 Check the home position in the main scanning direction
Factory 1. Place a sheet of white paper (one sheet of A3 paper or two sheets of A4
Document default home
platen home position paper) and a ruler onto the document platen so that they are against the
position Main Scanning sub scanning edge panel.
Main Scanning Direction: 0.5mm
Direction: 0mm Sub Scanning 2. Set the scanning area in the preview screen. (See "Figure 5-7. Checking
Sub Scanning Direction: 0.5mm
Direction: 0mm the Main Scanning Correction Value".
The home position 3. Scan the image at 600 dpi and as a 24-bit color image.
should be within
this range
Sub-scanning C H E C K Use the Imaging software which is bundled with Windows

adjustment P O IN T 95/98 as the scanning application.
Main scanning range
adjustment
range
Enlarged A
Figure 5-6. Document Platen Home Position

5.3.4.1.2 Check the home position in the sub scanning direction

Set the maximum area
1. Place a sheet of white paper (one sheet of A3 paper or two sheets of A4
Set so that there is no gap paper) and a ruler onto the document platen so that they are against the
About 2~3 cm main scanning edge panel.
2. Set the scanning area in the preview screen. (See "Figure 5-8. Checking
the Sub Scanning Correction Value".
3. Scan the image at 600 dpi and as a 24-bit color image.
[Example] C H E C K Use the Imaging software which is bundled with Windows

Edge panel is included P O IN T 95/98 as the scanning application.
in the scan (adjustment
required).
Ruler part of scanned image [Example]

Ruler part of the scanned
About 2~3 cm image is truncated by more
than 1 mm (adjustment
required).
Set the
maximum
area
Figure 5-7. Checking the Main Scanning Correction Value
4. Enlarge the scanned image on the screen to check the image. If the edge
panels are included in the image, or if the ruler part of the scanned image Set so that there is no gap
is truncated by more than 1 mm, adjust the main scanning correction
value. (See "Chapter 5.3.4.2 Main Scanning Correction Value Ruler part of scanned image
Adjustment".)
Figure 5-8. Checking the Sub Scanning Correction Value
4. Enlarge the scanned image on the screen to check the image. If the edge
panels are included in the image, or if the ruler part of the scanned image
is truncated by more than 1 mm, adjust the sub scanning correction value.
(See "Chapter 5.3.4.3 Sub Scanning Correction Value Adjustment".)

5.3.4.2 Main Scanning Correction Value Adjustment 5.3.4.3 Sub Scanning Correction Value Adjustment
1. Click the Read button to read the scanner information. 1. Click the Read button to read the scanner information.
2. Enter a value which is greater or less than the current value by a multiple of 2. Enter a value which is greater or less than the current value by a multiple of
4 (the adjustment unit is 4 pixels [approx. 0.17 mm]). 8 (the adjustment unit is 2 pixels [approx. 0.1 mm]).
! If overrun has occurred, increase the value. ! If overrun has occurred, increase the value.
! If the ruler part has been truncated by more than 1 mm, reduce the ! If the ruler part has been truncated by more than 1 mm, reduce the
value. value.
For details, see "Table 5-4 Main Scanning Direction Adjustment". For details, see "Table 5-5 Sub Scanning Direction Adjustment".
Table 5-4. Main Scanning Direction Adjustment Table 5-5. Sub Scanning Direction Adjustment
Pixels adjusted Variation factor Pixels adjusted Variation factor
1^4 4 1 or 2 8
5^8 8 3 or 4 16
9 ^12 12 5 or 6 24
• • • •
• • • •
21^24 24 11 or 12 48
• • • •
• • • •
! The valid range of data that can be entered is within the range of 0 to ! The valid range of data that can be entered is within the range of 248
84. (See "Table 5-9 Main Scanning Direction Adjustment Range".) to 128 and 0 to 120. (See "Table 5-10 Sub Scanning Direction
Adjustment Range".)
0 4 8 12 16 76 80 84
0
or
248 240 232 144 136 128 8 16 24 32 106 112 120
Figure 5-9. Main Scanning Direction Adjustment Range

Figure 5-10. Sub Scanning Direction Adjustment Range

6
CHAPTER
MAINTENANCE
A3 Size Color Flat Bed Scanner GT-30000 Revision 0
6.1 OVERVIEW 6.1.2 Lubrication

This scanner needs no lubrication at the level of service specified in the service
This chapter provides information necessary to keep the scanner function in
manual.
optimum condition constantly and to prevent troubles.
6.1.1 Cleaning
Perform cleaning when stain is noticeable. Stain on the document glass,
particularly, has direct effect on scanned image. Therefore, be sure to clean
the glass well to remove stain thoroughly.
C A U T IO N Never apply any organic solvent such as thinner and

benzine, since these may deteriorate plastic and rubber
parts.
" Outer cases

Wipe stain off with a clean cloth which is moistened with water and then
squeezed tightly. To remove severe stain, use neutral detergent.
" Document glass

Remove dust and paper debris with a dry clean cloth. If stain is severe or
foreign matter is stuck, use a cloth absorbed with neutral detergent. If trace is
left, wipe it off well with a dry, clean cloth again.
C A U T IO N If you need to clean the reverse side of the glass, be sure

to remove the glass using the specified adjusting tools.
MAINTENANCE OVERVIEW 66
7
CHAPTER
APPENDIX
7.1 Connector Pin Assignment Table 7-1. Connector Summary (continued)

CN
Board Function Ref.
Connectors used on the electrical circuit boards are summarized in the table No.
below. For connection with PBA-CONNECT
CN1 Table 7-7 on page 74
PBA- Board
LAMP
7.1.1 Connector Summary CN2
For connection with POWER SUPPLY
Table 7-15 on page 77
Board
Table 7-1. Connector Summary POWER CN1 For connection with PBA-LAMP Board Table 7-15 on page 77
CN SUPPLY CN2 For connection with the lamp -
Board Function Ref.
No.
CN1 - -
CN2 For connection with Wide SCSI I/F Table 7-2 on page 69
CN3 For connection with Normal SCSI I/F Table 7-3 on page 70
PBA-MAIN
CN4 For connection with ADF/TPU Option Table 7-4 on page 71
For connection with PBA-CONNECT
Board
CN1 For connection to PBA-LAMP Board Table 7-6 on page 73
CN3 For connection to the motor Table 7-7 on page 74
CN4 For connection to Open Sensor Table 7-8 on page 74
CN5 For connection to PWS-POWER Table 7-9 on page 74
CN6 For connection to PWB-PANEL Table 7-10 on page 74
CN7 For connection to PWB-MAIN Table 7-5 on page 71
PBA- Connector for optional IEEE 1394 I/F
CONNECT CN8 Table 7-11 on page 75
board
For connection to document size
sensors
For connection to document size
sensors
CN11 - -
CN13 For connection to PBA-CCD Board Table 7-14 on page 76
CN1 For connection with AC inlet -
PWS- Power supply line for PBA-MAIN
POWER Board
CN3 Power supply line for fan -
APPENDIX Connector Pin Assignment 68

7.1.2 Circuit Signals
PBA-MAIN - SCSI 68 PIN I/F (CN2)

POWER
SUPPLY LAMP
BOARD Table 7-2.
PIN No. Signal Name PIN No. Signal Name
CN1
1 SGND 26 SGND
2 SGND 27 SGND
CN2
3 SGND 28 SGND
PBA- PBA- PBA- DOCUMENT DOCUMENT
OPEN 4 SGND 29 SGND
LAMP CCD PANEL SIZE SIZE MOTOR SENSOR
BOARD BOARD BOARD SENSOR x 3 SENSOR x 3 5 SGND 30 SGND
6 SGND 31 SGND
CN1 CN1 CN1
7 SGND 32 SGND
8 SGND 33 SGND
CN1 CN13 CN6 CN9 CN10 CN4 CN3 9 SGND 34 SGND
PBA-CONNECT BOARD 10 SGND 35 *DB12

11 SGND 36 *DB13
CN7 CN8 CN5
12 SGND 37 *DB14
13 SGND 38 *DB15
IEEE1394 CN2 14 SGND 39 *DBPH
CN5 I/F PWS- 15 SGND 40 *DB0
PBA-MAIN BOARD POWER 16 SGND 41 *DB1
BOARD
17 TRMPWR 42 *DB2
SW1 SW3 SW2 CN3 CN2 CN4 CN1
18 TRMPWR 43 *DB3
19 N.C. 44 *DB4
SCSI SCSI SCSI SCSI SCSI ADF AC 20 SGND 45 *DB5
TERM W/N ID SW NARROW WIDE I/F Input 21 SGND 46 *DB6
SW SW I/F I/F
22 SGND 47 *DB7
23 SGND 48 *DBPL
Figure 7-1. Connector Blocks 24 SGND 49 SGND
25 SGND 50 SGND
51 TRMPWR 60 *MSG

Table 7-2. PBA-MAIN - SCSI 50 PIN I/F (CN3)

PIN No. Signal Name PIN No. Signal Name
52 TRMPWR 61 *SEL Table 7-3.
53 N.C. 62 *C/D PIN No. Signal Name PIN No. Signal Name
54 SGND 63 *REQ 1 SGND 26 *DB0
55 *ATN 64 *I/O 2 SGND 27 *DB1
56 SGND 65 *DB8 3 SGND 28 *DB2
57 *BSY 66 *DB9 4 SGND 29 *DB3
58 *ACK 67 *DB10 5 SGND 30 *DB4
59 *RST 68 *DB11 6 SGND 31 *DB5
7 SGND 32 *DB6
8 SGND 33 *DB7
9 SGND 34 *DBP
10 SGND 35 SGND
11 SGND 36 SGND
12 N.C. 37 N.C.
13 N.C. 38 TRMPWR
14 N.C. 39 N.C.
15 SGND 40 SGND
16 SGND 41 *ATN
17 SGND 42 SGND
18 SGND 43 *BSY
19 SGND 44 *ACK
20 SGND 45 *RST
21 SGND 46 *MSG
22 SGND 47 *SEL
23 SGND 48 *C/D
24 SGND 49 *REQ
25 SGND 50 *I/O

PBA-MAIN - ADF I/F (CN4) PBA-MAIN - PBA-CONNECT (CN5)

PIN No. Signal Name Function PIN No. Signal Name Function
1 OP1 ADF detection 1 +24V Power supply (+24V)
2 OP2 ADF detection 2 +24V Power supply (+24V)
3 N.C. Not used 3 PGND Power supply GND
6 +5V Power supply (+5V) 6 PGND Power supply GND
7 GND ADF GND 7 SGND Signal GND
8 +24V Power supply (+24V) 8 ENSON Energy Star mode control
9 N.C. Not used 9 SGND Signal GND
10 N.C. Not used 10 /DREXT Expansion I/F control
11 N.C. Not used 11 /SYSRES Expansion I/F control
12 N.C. Not used 12 SGND Signal GND
13 +5V Power supply (+5V) 13 D6 Expansion I/F data bus
14 GND ADF GND 14 D4 Expansion I/F data bus
17 GND ADF GND 17 SGND Signal GND
18 +5V Power supply (+5V) 18 /WR Expansion I/F control
19 +5V Power supply (+5V) 19 /CS Expansion I/F control
20 +24V Power supply (+24V) 20 /DAIF Expansion I/F control
21 RXD ADF data reception 21 SGND Signal GND
22 *RXD ADF data reception 22 DM14 Expansion I/F data bus
23 TXD ADF data transmission 23 DM12 Expansion I/F data bus
24 *TXD ADF data transmission 24 DM10 Expansion I/F data bus
25 DSR ADF data reception 25 DM8 Expansion I/F data bus
26 DTR ADF data transmission 26 SGND Signal GND
27 DM6 Expansion I/F data bus


29 DM2 Expansion I/F data bus 59 AGND Analog GND
30 DM0 Expansion I/F data bus 60 Geven CCD data (green, even)
31 SGND Signal GND 61 AGND Analog GND
32 +3.3V Power supply (+3.3V) 62 Beven CCD data (blue, even)
33 +3.3V Power supply (+3.3V) 63 AGND Analog GND
34 +5V Power supply (+5V) 64 A+12V Power supply (+12V)
35 +5V Power supply (+5V) 65 A+12V Power supply (+12V)
36 LAMP Lamp ON/OFF control 66 FG Frame GND
37 SGND Signal GND 67 FG Frame GND
38 SCAN_SW START SWITCH 68 +24V Power supply (+24V)
39 OPEN Cover position sensor 69 +24V Power supply (+24V)
40 SGND Signal GND 70 PGND Power GND
41 SIZE4 Document size sensor 4 71 PGND Power GND
42 SIZE2 Document size sensor 2 72 SGND Signal GND
43 SIZE0 Document size sensor 0 73 LOCK Power supply fan lock
44 SGND Signal GND 74 SGND Signal GND
45 2PMREF Motor current control 75 /RDREQ Expansion I/F control
46 M2 Motor driver energizing method control 76 /INTEXT Expansion I/F control
47 MCWB Motor operating direction control 77 SGND Signal GND
48 MEN Motor driver operation enable 78 D7 Expansion I/F data bus
49 SGND Signal GND 79 D5 Expansion I/F data bus
50 φ1 CCD driver 80 D3 Expansion I/F data bus
51 SGND Signal GND 81 D1 Expansion I/F data bus
52 φTG CCD driver 82 SGND Signal GND
53 SGND Signal GND 83 ADR Expansion I/F control
54 φCLB CCD driver 84 /RD Expansion I/F control
55 SGND Signal GND 85 /WREXT Expansion I/F control
56 +5V Power supply (+5V) 86 SGND Signal GND
57 AGND Analog GND 87 DM15 Expansion I/F data bus
58 Reven CCD data (red, even) 88 DM13 Expansion I/F data bus


89 DM11 Expansion I/F data bus 119 φRB CCD driver
90 DM9 Expansion I/F data bus 120 SGND Signal GND
91 SGND Signal GND 121 +5V Power supply (+5V)
93 DM5 Expansion I/F data bus 123 Rodd CCD output (red, odd)
95 DM1 Expansion I/F data bus 125 Godd CCD output (green, odd)
96 SGND Signal GND 126 AGND Analog GND
97 SGND Signal GND 127 Bodd CCD output (blue, odd)
98 +3.3V Power supply (+3.3V) 128 AGND Analog GND
99 +5V Power supply (+5V) 129 FG Frame GND
100 +5V Power supply (+5V) 130 FG Frame GND
101 SPWR Not used
102 READY READY LED
103 ERROR ERROR LED
PBA-CONNECT - PBA-LAMP (CN1)
104 HPS HP Sensor
105 SGND Signal GND
Table 7-6.
106 SIZE5 Document size sensor 2
PIN No. Signal Name Function
1 FG Frame GND
2 PGND Power GND
109 SGND Signal GND
3 PGND Power GND
110 M1 Motor driver energizing method control
4 PGND Power GND
111 MRST Motor driver reset
5 LAMP Lamp ON/OFF control
112 MCLK Motor driver clock
6 +24V Power supply (+24V)
113 M3 Motor driver energizing method control
114 SGND Signal GND
115 SGND Signal GND
9 FG Frame GND
116 SGND Signal GND
117 φ2 CCD driver
118 SGND Signal GND

PBA-CONNECT - MOTOR (CN3) PBA-CONNECT - PWS-POWER (CN5)

1 +24V Power supply (+24V) 1 LOCK Power supply fan lock
2 +24V Power supply (+24V) 2 ENSON Energy Star mode control
3 A A phase driver 3 GND GND
4 *A *A phase driver 4 +3.3V Power supply (+3.3V)
5 B B phase driver 5 GND GND
6 *B *B phase driver 6 +5V Power supply (+5V)
7 GND GND
9 GND GND
PBA-CONNECT - COVER POSITION SENSOR (CN4)
Table 7-8.
1 SGND Signal GND PBA-CONNECT - PBA-PANEL (CN6)
2 OPEN Cover position sensor
3 +5V Power supply (+5V) Table 7-10.
2 HPS HP sensor
3 SGND Signal GND
4 READY READY LED
5 SCAN_SW START SWITCH
6 SGND Signal GND
7 ERROR ERROR LED

PBA-CONNECT - CONNECTOR FOR OPTIONAL IEEE 1394 I/F (CN8) Table 7-11.
Table 7-11. 29 DM5 Expansion I/F data bus
PIN No. Signal Name Function 30 DM7 Expansion I/F data bus
1 GND Signal GND 31 GND Signal GND
2 DM0 Expansion I/F data bus 32 DM9 Expansion I/F data bus
7 DM8 Expansion I/F data bus 37 /WREXT Expansion I/F control
8 DM10 Expansion I/F data bus 38 /RD Expansion I/F control
9 DM12 Expansion I/F data bus 39 ADR Expansion I/F control
10 DM14 Expansion I/F data bus 40 N.C. Not used
12 DAIF Expansion I/F control 42 D1 Expansion I/F data bus
13 /CS Expansion I/F control 43 D3 Expansion I/F data bus
14 /WR Expansion I/F control 44 D5 Expansion I/F data bus
15 /SYSRES Expansion I/F control 45 D7 Expansion I/F data bus
17 D0 Expansion I/F data bus 47 /INTEXT Expansion I/F control
18 D2 Expansion I/F data bus 48 +24V Power supply (+24V)
21 GND Signal GND

22 /DREXT Expansion I/F control
23 /RDREQ Expansion I/F control
26 GND Signal GND

PBA-CONNECT - DOCUMENT SIZE SENSOR (CN9) PBA-CONNECT - PBA-CCD (CN13)

1 SGND Document size sensor 4 GND 1 A+12V Power supply (+12V)
2 +5V Document size sensor 4 power supply 2 AGND Analog GND
3 SIZE4 Document size sensor 4 3 Beven CCD output (blue, even)
4 SGND Document size sensor 6 GND 4 Bodd CCD output (blue, odd)
5 +5V Document size sensor 6 power supply 5 Geven CCD output (green, even)
6 SIZE6 Document size sensor 6 6 Godd CCD output (green, odd)
7 SGND Document size sensor 5 GND 7 Reven CCD output (red, even)
8 +5V Document size sensor 5 power supply 8 Rodd CCD output (red, odd)
11 GND Signal GND
12 φCLB CCD driver
PBA-CONNECT - DOCUMENT SIZE SENSOR (CN10)
13 φRB CCD driver
Table 7-13. 14 φTG CCD driver
PIN No. Signal Name Function 15 φ2 CCD driver
1 SGND Document size sensor 2 GND 16 φ1 CCD driver
2 +5V Document size sensor 2 power supply 17 SGND Signal GND
4 SGND Document size sensor 1 GND 19 SGND Signal GND
7 SGND Document size sensor 3 GND 22 SGND Signal GND
10 N.C. Not used 25 +5V Power supply (+5V)

26 SGND Signal GND
27 AGND Analog GND
28 AGND Analog GND

Table 7-14.
29 AGND Analog GND
30 AGND Analog GND
31 AGND Analog GND
32 AGND Analog GND
33 AGND Analog GND
34 A+12V Power supply (+12V)
PBA-LAMP - B106INV (CN2)
Table 7-15.
1 PGND Power GND
2 PGND Power GND
3 PGND Power GND
4 PGND Power GND
5 LAMP Lamp ON/OFF control

7.2 Circuit Board Component Layout
Figure 7-2. PBA-MAIN Component Layout
APPENDIX Circuit Board Component Layout 78

Figure 7-3. PBA-CONNECT Component Layout
Figure 7-4. PWS-POWER Component Layout

Figure 7-5. PBA-CCD Component Layout
Figure 7-6. PBA-PANEL Component Layout

7.3 Circuit Diagram

Circuit diagrams of GT-30000 are shown as the following pages.
" PBA-MAIN BOARD (1/3)
" PWS-POWER BOARD
" PBA-CONNECT BOARD
APPENDIX Circuit Diagram 81

Model: ES-9000H / GT-30000
Board: PBA-MAIN
Rev.1
Sheet: 1/3
Model: ES-9000H / GT-30000
Board: PBA- MAIN
Rev. 1
Sheet: 2/3
Model: ES-9000H / GT-30000
Board: PBA-MAIN
Rev. 1
Sheet: 3/3
Model: ES-9000H / GT-30000
Board: PWS-POWER
Rev.A
Sheet: 1/1
Model: ES-9000H / GT-30000
Board: PBA-Connect
Rev. 1
Sheet: 1/1
7.4 Exploded Diagrams

The exploded diagrams are shown below
Figure 7-7. Exploded Diagrams 1
APPENDIX Exploded Diagrams 87





7.5 ASP List Table 7-16. Major ASP List

Drawing No. Name
33 GUIDE-HINGE-L-SUB
Table 7-16. Major ASP List
Drawing No. Name 34 GUIDE-FFC
1 WS sems screw M4X8 35 BKR-PCB-HP
3 IT tapping tite screw M3X6 36 Tapping tite S-tite
5 POWER-SW-CAP 37 FILM-CRG1
7 MIRROR-SL 38 SHEET-BKT-COVER-PCB
8 Pan screw M4X10 39 EY-3A-1081
9 GUIDE-WH-CRG-1 40 ASM-INLET
10 COVER-INV 41 ASM-PANEL
11 GUIDE-WH-CRG-2 42 ASM-SIZE1
12 SHEET-COVER-M 43 ASM-SIZE2
14 ASSY-FRAME-UPPER 44 ASM-PWR
15 SPL-GLASS-B 45 ASM-OPEN
16 CAP 46 PWS-PXZ26014-D
17 COVER-OPTION 47 LMP-UXFL-10W37P
18 ASSY-SELECT-PAPER-X 48 PBA-LAMP
19 ASSY-COVER-LOWER 49 ASSY-FFC2
20 LEG-16X16X3.2 50 ASSY-FFC1
21 ASSY-CVR-UPPER-SUB 52 ASSY-MOTOR-UNIT
22 GUIDE-OPTICAL 53 ASSY-MAIN-NO-ROM
23 SW-SCANNER 54 ASSY-ROM
24 SPC-SCANNER-SW 55 PWS-POWER
25 GUIDE-SW-SCANNER 56 UAMS-05-2
26 PLT-ADF-5 57 PBA-CONNECT
27 PLT-ADF-1 58 PBA-PANEL
28 GUIDE-HINGE-R 59 ASSY-PS
29 GUIDE-HINGE-L 60 M4X12 Wave screw
30 GUIDE-HINGE-L-PIN 61 SCR4X12 Wave screw
31 Spring pin 2X8 62 Binding screw M3X10
32 SPC-GUIDE 63 PLT-MAGNET
APPENDIX ASP List 92

Table 7-16. Major ASP List

Drawing No. Name
64 SCR-040030
65 FAN-109P0424H7D17
66 Binding screw M3X6
67 ASSY-CORE-CRG1
68 ASSY-CORE-FRAME
69 LOGOPLATE
71 WS sems screw M3X8
72 BAND-STOPPER
73 Washer
74 WS sems screw M3X12
89 "Figure 7-11. Exploded Diagrams 5"
APPENDIX ASP List 93

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SERVICE MANUAL

A3 Size Color Flat Bed Scanner

Copyright © 2000 SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION

WARNING Signals a precaution which, if ignored, could result in damage to equipment.

CHAPTER 1. PRODUCT OUTLINE

CHAPTER 2. OPERATING PRINCIPLES

CHAPTER 4. DISASSEMBLY & ASSEMBLY

Revision Issued Date Description

The main features of the scanner are:

PRODUCT OUTLINE Overview 10

1.2 Specifications 1.2.2 Detailed Specifications

PRODUCT OUTLINE Specifications 11

1.2.3 Electrical Specifications " CE Marking

! EN60950 (VDE) " MTBF 100,000 sheets (ADF)

PRODUCT OUTLINE Specifications 12

1.2.10 Physical Dimensions and Weight

Figure 1-1. External Dimensions of the GT-30000

PRODUCT OUTLINE Specifications 13

1.3 Interface Specifications Table 1-2. Functions

PRODUCT OUTLINE Interface Specifications 14

1.3.2.6 SCSI ID Setting Table 1-4. Inquiry Data

Command Code Description No support tagged command queuing for this

PRODUCT OUTLINE Interface Specifications 15

1.3.2.8 Status Table 1-7. Extended Message

PRODUCT OUTLINE Interface Specifications 16

PRODUCT OUTLINE Interface Specifications 17

1.3.4 A Limitation of Interface Connection Table 1-10. Control Code Summary

PRODUCT OUTLINE Interface Specifications 18

1.4 Operation Specifications

N-W switch SCSI ID switch

" Terminator switch

Figure 1-5. OPERATE button

" SCSI ID switch (Rotary switch)

C H E C K Do not set the ID number that is already assigned to Terminator switch

PRODUCT OUTLINE Operation Specifications 19

" Start button Lighting Lighting Command Error

Figure 1-8. Start button

PRODUCT OUTLINE Operation Specifications 20

1.4.3 Available Scan Area 1.4.4 Transportation Screw

Figure 1-10. Transportation Screw (without ADF)

C H E C K ! Mass-produced products have UNLOCK and

Figure 1-9. Maximum Scan Area

PRODUCT OUTLINE Operation Specifications 21

2.1 General Description PBA-PANEL

" Scanner mechanism Drive Mirror unit

PBA-MAIN board PWS-

Figure 2-1. Main Mechanism Structure of GT-30000

OPERATING PRINCIPLES General Description 23

Figure 2-2. Optical Unit Structure

OPERATING PRINCIPLES Mechanical Operation of the Scanner 24

1. PBA-MAIN Board (document size detection)

OPERATING PRINCIPLES Electrical Circuit Operations 25

PBA-INS board INVERTER Document Document Document AC 85-140V/170-264V

Figure 2-3. Control Circuit Composition of GT-30000

OPERATING PRINCIPLES Electrical Circuit Operations 26

PBA-MAIN BOARD PBA-CONNECT BOARD

OPERATING PRINCIPLES Electrical Circuit Operations 27

The different levels of VDC are distributed to corresponding mechanisms, as

2.3.2 Size sensor operation

OPERATING PRINCIPLES Electrical Circuit Operations 28

3.1 Overview COMMUNICATION ERROR (AN ERROR OCCURRED WITH THE

FATAL ERROR OPTION ERROR (ADF ERROR)

MOTORS Table 3-6. Sensor Check Points