COMPONENT COMP_DESC PARENT PARNT_DESC

101051-02 LABOR, FRAME-UP 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700

100126 O-RING, .364 ID X .070 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100127 O-RING, .487 ID X .103 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
101864 CHART WHEEL ASSY, LEFT, TWO SPRING 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
101865 CHART WHEEL ASSY, RIGHT, TWO SPRING 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
103790 PLATEN, REAR, FCC 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
102616 SHAFT, SQUARE, 7/16 SQ X 39.05 LG 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100592 ROD, TRAVERSE, FRONT, PLATED 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100593 ROD, TRAVERSE, REAR 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100735 CARRIAGE ASSY, PEN, B-I 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100318 BEARING 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
104381 BUSHING, SQUARE SHAFT 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100152 COUPLING, ASSY, FLEX 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100316 BEARING, BALL, .25ID, .625OD, .196 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100555 ADAPTER, BEARING, X-AXIS DRIVE 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
103794 PLATE, END, RIGHT, FCC 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
103789 PLATEN, FRONT, FCC 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100731 GRIT SHAFT ASSY, X AXIS DRIVE 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
101062 TAPE, CUSHION, PEN, .437 WD 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
104471 TAPE, UHMW, .43 WIDE 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100551 PIN, .249 DIA, 1.20 LG 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
103795 PLATE, END, LEFT, FCC 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100747 MOTOR ASSY, CHART HOLD CAM DRIVE 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
102034 ARM, CHART HOLD LIFTER 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100615 SPRING, EXTENSION, CHART HOLD IDLER 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100515 BRACKET, DUST COVER, GOLD IRRIDITE 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100128 O-RING, .539 ID X .210 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
101517 PANEL ASSY, STEPPER REAR, GRY 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
101428 CABLE ASSY, AC POWER 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100739 ACTUATOR ASSY, PEN LIFT 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100727 MOTOR ASSY, 3700 Y AXIS STEPPER 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100777 SWITCH ASSY, 3700 OPTICAL SENSOR 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100733 MOTOR ASSY, 3700 STEPPER 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100106 SPACER, #10 CLR X 1.5 IN. ALU. 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100729 PULLEY ASSY, Y AXIS BELT IDLER 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100730 BELT ASSY, 3700 Y AXIS DRIVE W/PC 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100748 LIMIT SWITCH ASSY, CHART HOLD, W/52 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100741 IDLER ASSY, PEN LIFT 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100331 RING, RETAINING, 1/8IN. 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100709 ROD, CONNECTING 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100786 CAM FOLLOWER ASSY, PEN CHANGER 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100702 CLAMP, PEN CHANGER 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100692 SCREW, PEN CHANGER PIVOT 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100785 ROD ASSY, PEN CHANGER ACTUATOR 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100778 MOTOR ASSY, PEN CHANGER CAM DRIVE 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100698 SCREW #8-32, .200 LG, .186 DIA, SHO 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100697 SCREW #8-32, .520 LG, .186 DIA, SHO 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100789 PEN TRAY CARRIER ASSY 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
101452 HEATSHRINK, .500 DIA, BLK 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100751 CABLE ASSY, KEYPAD TO LOGIC PCB 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100762 KEYPAD ASSY, 3700 FINISHED 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100757 POWER SUPPLY ASSY, 110V/240V 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100453 FAN, COOLING, 110V 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100108 SPACER, #8 CLR X 7/16 X 1/4 RND 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100279 CONN, CABLE CLIP 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100134 STANDOFF, PCB 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100750 CABLE ASSY, 3700, POWER SUPPLY/CAL 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100636 COVER, PCB, LOGIC 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100761 PCB ASSY, LOGIC, TESTED W/ROM, 3700 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100047 SCREW #8-32, PEN HEIGHT ADJUST 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100099 WSHR, #10, .875OD, .06TH, FLAT 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
103772 SCREW #10-32, .625 LG, SHC, NYLOC 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100111 SPACER, .254ID, .375OD, .030LG, GOL 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100056 SCREW #10-24, .75 LG, PH SQ DR 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100095 WSHR, #10, LOCK, EXT STAR 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
101581 SCREW #8-32, .375 FHP, BLACK 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
103908 SCREW #8-32, .50 LG, PHP SEMS 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100094 WSHR, #10, LOCK, INT STAR 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100087 WSHR, #8, LOCK, EXT 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
104007 SCREW #8-32, .312 LG, PHP SEMS 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
104013 NUT, #8-32, KEP 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
102029 SCREW #10-24, 2.00 LG, PHP 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
104008 SCREW #8-32, .375 LG, PHP SEMS 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100091 WSHR, #8, FLAT, STEEL 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100022 SCREW #6-32, .375 LG, SHC 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100695 WSHR, PEN CHANGER #1, NYLON 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100057 SCREW #10-24, .875 LG, SHOULDER 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100696 WSHR, PEN CHANGER #2, NYLON 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100277 TYRAP, .1 IN X 3 IN 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
104180 SCREW, #8, .50 LG, SLF TAP, PHP, SE 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100045 SCREW #8-32, 2.25 LG, PHP 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100133 FOOT, RUBBER 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
100090 RIVET, #8, .25 LG, ALUMINUM POP 103934 CHSY ASSY, 3700
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101051-02 LABOR, FRAME-UP 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
101864 CHART WHEEL ASSY, LEFT, TWO SPRING 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
101865 CHART WHEEL ASSY, RIGHT, TWO SPRING 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
103790 PLATEN, REAR, FCC 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
102616 SHAFT, SQUARE, 7/16 SQ X 39.05 LG 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100592 ROD, TRAVERSE, FRONT, PLATED 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100593 ROD, TRAVERSE, REAR 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100735 CARRIAGE ASSY, PEN, B-I 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
104381 BUSHING, SQUARE SHAFT 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100555 ADAPTER, BEARING, X-AXIS DRIVE 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100316 BEARING, BALL, .25ID, .625OD, .196 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100821 PIN, GRIT SHFT COUPLING 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
103794 PLATE, END, RIGHT, FCC 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
103789 PLATEN, FRONT, FCC 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100731 GRIT SHAFT ASSY, X AXIS DRIVE 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
104471 TAPE, UHMW, .43 WIDE 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100551 PIN, .249 DIA, 1.20 LG 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
103795 PLATE, END, LEFT, FCC 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100747 MOTOR ASSY, CHART HOLD CAM DRIVE 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
102034 ARM, CHART HOLD LIFTER 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100615 SPRING, EXTENSION, CHART HOLD IDLER 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100515 BRACKET, DUST COVER, GOLD IRRIDITE 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
103807 PANEL ASSY, REAR, FCC 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
104013 NUT, #8-32, KEP 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
103890 CABLE ASSY, FCC, AC POWER 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100739 ACTUATOR ASSY, PEN LIFT 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
102061 MOTOR ASSY, 4000 X AXIS SERVO, W/MO 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100311 BELT, TIMING, 125T 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100827 RETAINER BEARING, GRIT SHAFT, SERVO 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100825 PULLEY, 90T X.080 X1/4, MACHINED 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
102060 MOTOR ASSY, 4000 Y AXIS SERVO, W/MO 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100729 PULLEY ASSY, Y AXIS BELT IDLER 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100748 LIMIT SWITCH ASSY, CHART HOLD, W/52 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100741 IDLER ASSY, PEN LIFT 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100331 RING, RETAINING, 1/8IN. 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100783 SAFETY LINK ASSY, PEN CHANGER 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100786 CAM FOLLOWER ASSY, PEN CHANGER 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100702 CLAMP, PEN CHANGER 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100692 SCREW, PEN CHANGER PIVOT 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100785 ROD ASSY, PEN CHANGER ACTUATOR 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100695 WSHR, PEN CHANGER #1, NYLON 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100778 MOTOR ASSY, PEN CHANGER CAM DRIVE 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100696 WSHR, PEN CHANGER #2, NYLON 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100698 SCREW #8-32, .200 LG, .186 DIA, SHO 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100697 SCREW #8-32, .520 LG, .186 DIA, SHO 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100789 PEN TRAY CARRIER ASSY 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100751 CABLE ASSY, KEYPAD TO LOGIC PCB 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100858 KEYPAD ASSY, 4000 FINISHED 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100781 SWITCH ASSY, PEN TRAY CARRIER POSIT 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100453 FAN, COOLING, 110V 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100857 PCB ASSY, Y AXIS ENCODER BUFFER, W/ 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
103806 PCB ASSY, 4000, TESTED W/ ROM 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
103782 PLATE, MTG, PCB 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100848 CABLE ASSY, 4000, DC POWER 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100851 POWER SUPPLY ASSY, 4000 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100849 CABLE ASSY, SERVO, MOTOR POWER 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100126 O-RING, .364 ID X .070 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100127 O-RING, .487 ID X .103 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100047 SCREW #8-32, PEN HEIGHT ADJUST 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100318 BEARING 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100099 WSHR, #10, .875OD, .06TH, FLAT 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
103772 SCREW #10-32, .625 LG, SHC, NYLOC 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100056 SCREW #10-24, .75 LG, PH SQ DR 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100095 WSHR, #10, LOCK, EXT STAR 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
101581 SCREW #8-32, .375 FHP, BLACK 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
103908 SCREW #8-32, .50 LG, PHP SEMS 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
101062 TAPE, CUSHION, PEN, .437 WD 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100094 WSHR, #10, LOCK, INT STAR 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100128 O-RING, .539 ID X .210 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100087 WSHR, #8, LOCK, EXT 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
104007 SCREW #8-32, .312 LG, PHP SEMS 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
104008 SCREW #8-32, .375 LG, PHP SEMS 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100091 WSHR, #8, FLAT, STEEL 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100022 SCREW #6-32, .375 LG, SHC 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100057 SCREW #10-24, .875 LG, SHOULDER 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100277 TYRAP, .1 IN X 3 IN 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100045 SCREW #8-32, 2.25 LG, PHP 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100108 SPACER, #8 CLR X 7/16 X 1/4 RND 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100279 CONN, CABLE CLIP 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
100133 FOOT, RUBBER 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
104337 SCREW #4-40, .375 PHP, SEMS 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
104180 SCREW, #8, .50 LG, SLF TAP, PHP, SE 103920 CHSY ASSY, 4000 W/ PEN
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101051-02 LABOR, FRAME-UP 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
103459 PLATEN, REAR, LAPSTRAKE, 26.00 LG 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101501 SHAFT, SQUARE, 7/16 SQ.X 27.375 LG 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100127 O-RING, .487 ID X .103 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100128 O-RING, .539 ID X .210 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101495 CARRIAGE ASSY, PEN, W/O DAMPER 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100126 O-RING, .364 ID X .070 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
102037 SUPPORT BEARING, CHART HOLD, .50 TH 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100152 COUPLING, ASSY, FLEX 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100316 BEARING, BALL, .25ID, .625OD, .196 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100555 ADAPTER, BEARING, X-AXIS DRIVE 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101489 PLATE, END, RIGHT, 3500, PLAT WHT 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100515 BRACKET, DUST COVER, GOLD IRRIDITE 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
103458 PLATEN, FRONT, LAPSTRAKE, 26.00 LG 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101496 GRIT SHAFT ASSY, X AXIS DRIVE, SHOR 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101062 TAPE, CUSHION, PEN, .437 WD 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
104471 TAPE, UHMW, .43 WIDE 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101488 PLATE, END, LEFT, 3500, PLAT WHT 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101532 LATCH ASSY 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101533 SPRING, TORSION, LATCH, 3500 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101864 CHART WHEEL ASSY, LEFT, TWO SPRING 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101865 CHART WHEEL ASSY, RIGHT, TWO SPRING 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101490 ROD, TRAVERSE, SHORT 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101452 HEATSHRINK, .500 DIA, BLK 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101517 PANEL ASSY, STEPPER REAR, GRY 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101428 CABLE ASSY, AC POWER 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101516 ACTUATOR ASSY, PEN LIFT, 3500 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100733 MOTOR ASSY, 3700 STEPPER 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100727 MOTOR ASSY, 3700 Y AXIS STEPPER 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100729 PULLEY ASSY, Y AXIS BELT IDLER 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101483 BELT ASSY, LP3500 Y AXIS DRIVE 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100106 SPACER, #10 CLR X 1.5 IN. ALU. 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100741 IDLER ASSY, PEN LIFT 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100108 SPACER, #8 CLR X 7/16 X 1/4 RND 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100453 FAN, COOLING, 110V 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100134 STANDOFF, PCB 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101569 CABLE ASSY, LP3500 FRONT PANEL 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100761 PCB ASSY, LOGIC, TESTED W/ROM, 3700 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100636 COVER, PCB, LOGIC 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100238 CONN, SHUNT, 2 PIN 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100750 CABLE ASSY, 3700, POWER SUPPLY/CAL 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100757 POWER SUPPLY ASSY, 110V/240V 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100279 CONN, CABLE CLIP 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100551 PIN, .249 DIA, 1.20 LG 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100047 SCREW #8-32, PEN HEIGHT ADJUST 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100099 WSHR, #10, .875OD, .06TH, FLAT 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
103772 SCREW #10-32, .625 LG, SHC, NYLOC 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100111 SPACER, .254ID, .375OD, .030LG, GOL 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100056 SCREW #10-24, .75 LG, PH SQ DR 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100095 WSHR, #10, LOCK, EXT STAR 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100068 SCREW #8-32, .375 LG, FHP, BLK OXI 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
103908 SCREW #8-32, .50 LG, PHP SEMS 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101536 SPACER, .194X.312X.125, ALUM 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
103389 WSHR, #10, FLAT, STEEL 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101540 SCREW #10-24, 1.25 LG, PH SQ DR 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
101539 SCREW #10-24, 1.0 LG, PH SQ DR 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100277 TYRAP, .1 IN X 3 IN 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100087 WSHR, #8, LOCK, EXT 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
104007 SCREW #8-32, .312 LG, PHP SEMS 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
104008 SCREW #8-32, .375 LG, PHP SEMS 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
102029 SCREW #10-24, 2.00 LG, PHP 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100045 SCREW #8-32, 2.25 LG, PHP 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100133 FOOT, RUBBER 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
100090 RIVET, #8, .25 LG, ALUMINUM POP 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
104180 SCREW, #8, .50 LG, SLF TAP, PHP, SE 103913 CHSY ASSY, 3500
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101051-01 LABOR, SUBASSY 100736 DAMPER ASSY, CARRIAGE
100488 PIN, SINGLE GROOVE, .094 DIA, .450 100736 DAMPER ASSY, CARRIAGE
100559 WHEEL, IDLER 100736 DAMPER ASSY, CARRIAGE
100561 PLATE, DAMPER 100736 DAMPER ASSY, CARRIAGE
100076 WSHR, .096ID, .219OD, .003TH, FLAT, 100736 DAMPER ASSY, CARRIAGE
100137 PIN, HITCH, .062 DIA 100736 DAMPER ASSY, CARRIAGE
COMPONENT COMP_DESC PARENT PARNT_DESC
101051-01 LABOR, SUBASSY 100737 PLATE ASSY, PEN LIFT
100076 WSHR, .096ID, .219OD, .003TH, FLAT, 100737 PLATE ASSY, PEN LIFT
100489 PIN, SINGLE GROOVE, .094 DIA, .550 100737 PLATE ASSY, PEN LIFT
100490 PIN, SINGLE GROOVE, .125 DIA, .800 100737 PLATE ASSY, PEN LIFT
102059 PIN, SINGLE GROOVE, .094 DIA, .450 100737 PLATE ASSY, PEN LIFT
100557 SPROCKET, PEN LIFT 100737 PLATE ASSY, PEN LIFT
100559 WHEEL, IDLER 100737 PLATE ASSY, PEN LIFT
100568 PLATE, LIFTER (SEASONS PART I) 100737 PLATE ASSY, PEN LIFT
100137 PIN, HITCH, .062 DIA 100737 PLATE ASSY, PEN LIFT
100138 PIN, HITCH, .093 DIA 100737 PLATE ASSY, PEN LIFT
COMPONENT COMP_DESC PARENT PARNT_DESC
101051-01 LABOR, SUBASSY 100738 JAW ASSY, PEN HOLDER
100493 PIN, .094 DIA, 1.750 LG 100738 JAW ASSY, PEN HOLDER
100563 PEN HOLDER, MACHINED (A) 100738 JAW ASSY, PEN HOLDER
100565 JAW, PEN HOLDER, MACHINED (B) 100738 JAW ASSY, PEN HOLDER
100569 ARM, PEN FORCE ADJ 100738 JAW ASSY, PEN HOLDER
100570 SPRING, PEN FORCE, EXTENSION 100738 JAW ASSY, PEN HOLDER
100573 SPRING, JAW, LONG LIFE 100738 JAW ASSY, PEN HOLDER
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103936 ZIPLOCK BAG, STATIC, 8 X 10 100858 KEYPAD ASSY, 4000 FINISHED
100529 BRACKET, FRONT PANEL 100858 KEYPAD ASSY, 4000 FINISHED
100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000 100858 KEYPAD ASSY, 4000 FINISHED
101376 TAPE, FOAM DOUBLE COAT, .5 IN 100858 KEYPAD ASSY, 4000 FINISHED
100016 SCREW #4-40, .875 LG, PHP SEMS 100858 KEYPAD ASSY, 4000 FINISHED
100074 WSHR, #4, LOCK, INT STAR 100858 KEYPAD ASSY, 4000 FINISHED
100075 NUT, #4-40, HEX, ZINC PLATED 100858 KEYPAD ASSY, 4000 FINISHED
100079 SPACER, #4, .50 LG, NYLON 100858 KEYPAD ASSY, 4000 FINISHED
 COMPONENT COMP_DESC PARENT PARNT_DESC
100267 CONN, PCB MNT, 20 PIN, RIGHT ANGLE 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100336 RES, 1K OHM, 5%, 1/4W 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100344 RES, 270 OHM, 5%, 1/4W 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100350 RES, 510 OHM, 5%, 1/4 W 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100357 CAP, CERAMIC, MONO, .1UF, 50V, .2 L 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100361 CAP, CERAMIC, MONO, 100PF, 50V, .1 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100373 TRANSISTOR, 2N4410, "MOTOROLA ONLY 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100378 LED, RED 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100379 LED, YEL 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100396 IC, DEMUX, SN74LS138N 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100400 IC, 74LS174 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100402 IC, 74LS240 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100415 IC, ROM, EE 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100436 SOCKET, IC, 8 PIN DIP, .1 X .3 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100438 SOCKET, IC, 16 PIN DIP, .1 X .3 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100439 SOCKET, IC, 20 PIN DIP, .1 X .3 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
103935 ZIPLOCK BAG, STATIC, 6 X 8 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100637 PCB, KEYPAD 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100444 KEYPAD 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
100449 BEEPER 100859 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 4000
 COMPONENT COMP_DESC PARENT PARNT_DESC
103936 ZIPLOCK BAG, STATIC, 8 X 10 100762 KEYPAD ASSY, 3700 FINISHED
101051-01 LABOR, SUBASSY 100762 KEYPAD ASSY, 3700 FINISHED
100529 BRACKET, FRONT PANEL 100762 KEYPAD ASSY, 3700 FINISHED
100763 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 3700 100762 KEYPAD ASSY, 3700 FINISHED
100016 SCREW #4-40, .875 LG, PHP SEMS 100762 KEYPAD ASSY, 3700 FINISHED
100074 WSHR, #4, LOCK, INT STAR 100762 KEYPAD ASSY, 3700 FINISHED
100075 NUT, #4-40, HEX, ZINC PLATED 100762 KEYPAD ASSY, 3700 FINISHED
100079 SPACER, #4, .50 LG, NYLON 100762 KEYPAD ASSY, 3700 FINISHED
 COMPONENT COMP_DESC PARENT PARNT_DESC
100267 CONN, PCB MNT, 20 PIN, RIGHT ANGLE 100763 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 3700
100336 RES, 1K OHM, 5%, 1/4W 100763 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 3700
100344 RES, 270 OHM, 5%, 1/4W 100763 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 3700
100357 CAP, CERAMIC, MONO, .1UF, 50V, .2 L 100763 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 3700
100361 CAP, CERAMIC, MONO, 100PF, 50V, .1 100763 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 3700
100378 LED, RED 100763 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 3700
100379 LED, YEL 100763 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 3700
100396 IC, DEMUX, SN74LS138N 100763 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 3700
100400 IC, 74LS174 100763 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 3700
100402 IC, 74LS240 100763 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 3700
100415 IC, ROM, EE 100763 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 3700
100436 SOCKET, IC, 8 PIN DIP, .1 X .3 100763 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 3700
100438 SOCKET, IC, 16 PIN DIP, .1 X .3 100763 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 3700
100439 SOCKET, IC, 20 PIN DIP, .1 X .3 100763 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 3700
100637 PCB, KEYPAD 100763 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 3700
100444 KEYPAD 100763 PCB ASSY, KEYPAD, 3700
COMPONENT COMP_DESC PARENT PARNT_DESC
101051-01 LABOR, SUBASSY 103258 CUTTER ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE
103291 SPRING, COMPRESSION, .625 OD, .50 F 103258 CUTTER ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE
103004 FOOT, LINEAR CUTTER 103258 CUTTER ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE
103020 BOOM, LINEAR CUTTER 103258 CUTTER ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE
103028 GROMMET, 1/4 ID, 9/16 OD, 3/32 THK 103258 CUTTER ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE
103000 KNOB, LINEAR CUTTER 103258 CUTTER ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE
103257 HOUSING ASSY, LINEAR CUTTER 103258 CUTTER ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE
103048 SHAFT ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE 103258 CUTTER ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE
104059 SOLENOID, CUTTER 103258 CUTTER ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE
103034 O-RING, 9/16 ID, 11/16 OD, 1/16 DIA 103258 CUTTER ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE
102999 HOUSING, OUTER, UPPER 103258 CUTTER ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE
103059 CABLE ASSY, STRAIGHT MINI-DIN, STRN 103258 CUTTER ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE
103021 SCREW #10-32, .30 LG, THUMB, SS 103258 CUTTER ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE
103090 BOOT, CABLE 103258 CUTTER ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE
103171 HEATSHRINK, .375 DIA 103258 CUTTER ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE
102974 HEATSHRINK, .093 DIA, CLEAR 103258 CUTTER ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE
101368 HEATSHRINK, .187 DIA, YEL 103258 CUTTER ASSY, LINEAR KNIFE
 COMPONENT COMP_DESC PARENT PARNT_DESC
101051-01 LABOR, SUBASSY 101864 CHART WHEEL ASSY, LEFT, TWO SPRING
100943 WHEEL, IDLER ARM 101864 CHART WHEEL ASSY, LEFT, TWO SPRING
101004 AXLE, IDLER ARM WHEEL 101864 CHART WHEEL ASSY, LEFT, TWO SPRING
101861 PIN, IDLER ARM 101864 CHART WHEEL ASSY, LEFT, TWO SPRING
101862 SPRING, SLIDE, CHART WHEEL 101864 CHART WHEEL ASSY, LEFT, TWO SPRING
101863 SPRING, TENSION, CHART WHEEL, 4# 101864 CHART WHEEL ASSY, LEFT, TWO SPRING
101866 ARM, IDLER, ALUM EXTRUSION, ANODIZE 101864 CHART WHEEL ASSY, LEFT, TWO SPRING
101867 ARM IDLER, LIFTER, ALUM EXTRUSION, 101864 CHART WHEEL ASSY, LEFT, TWO SPRING
 COMPONENT COMP_DESC PARENT PARNT_DESC
101051-01 LABOR, SUBASSY 101865 CHART WHEEL ASSY, RIGHT, TWO SPRING
100943 WHEEL, IDLER ARM 101865 CHART WHEEL ASSY, RIGHT, TWO SPRING
101004 AXLE, IDLER ARM WHEEL 101865 CHART WHEEL ASSY, RIGHT, TWO SPRING
101861 PIN, IDLER ARM 101865 CHART WHEEL ASSY, RIGHT, TWO SPRING
101862 SPRING, SLIDE, CHART WHEEL 101865 CHART WHEEL ASSY, RIGHT, TWO SPRING
101863 SPRING, TENSION, CHART WHEEL, 4# 101865 CHART WHEEL ASSY, RIGHT, TWO SPRING
101866 ARM, IDLER, ALUM EXTRUSION, ANODIZE 101865 CHART WHEEL ASSY, RIGHT, TWO SPRING
101867 ARM IDLER, LIFTER, ALUM EXTRUSION, 101865 CHART WHEEL ASSY, RIGHT, TWO SPRING
Technical Bulletins LP Series

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Custom Page Setup LP 3500

Custom Page Setup LP 3700 & 4000

Cutting Depth Varies

Dimensional Calibration LP 3700 & 4000

Disable Autoview

HPGL Setup LP 3500

HPGL Setup LP 3700 & 4000

Keypad Memory Reset

Knife Rubs Cover

Offset Adjustment

Optical Eye Adjustment LP 3700

Pen Height Adjustment

Pen Plotting Tips

Poor Line Quality

Program User

Registration Shift

Resume Button Sticks LP 3500

ROM Replacement

Sticking Knife Shaft

Tearing Media

Windows Drivers
Technical Bulletin AutoCAD 2000 LT & Ioline LP Series

Most commonly, Ioline plotters are used with design software, which provides drivers
for most if not all Ioline plotters ever manufactured (Ex: CASmate; Flexisign; Signlab).
In the event you're using AutoCAD 2000 LT design software which relies on a windows
driver for output to your plotter, an emulation driver can be used. Ioline plotters will
emulate HP 7585 B drafting plotters. However, you must first download the plotting
patch provided by AutoDesk. To download the AutoCAD 2000 Plotting Patch, go to the
following link:

http://support02.autodesk.com/Downloads.asp

Once the plotting patch has been installed, load the HP 7585B.pc3 driver. Using this
driver requires adjustment of the plotter language recognition in the LP Series plotters
memory.

To install an HP 7585 B Series printer driver in AutoCAD 2000 (information provided

by AutoDesk):

1. From the File Menu, choose Plotter Manger.

2. Double-click the Add-a Plotter wizard.

3. On the Begin screen, select My Computer if the plotter is connected to your

computer. Select Network Plotter Server if the plotter is available through a
network. Choose Next.

4. On the Network Plotter screen, enter the UNC name of the networked plotter.
Choose Next. This page does not appear if you selected My Computer in step 3.

5. On the Plotter Model screen under Manufacturers, select a plotter manufacturer

(HP of Hewlett Packard). Under Model, select the model of plotter that you are
using or emulating (HP 7585B). Choose Next.

6. On the Import PCP or PC2 screen, select Import File and select a PCP of PC@ file
to import (optional). Choose Next.

7. On the Ports screen, select the port that the printer is attached to. This page is
not displayed if you selected Network Plotter Server in step 3. Choose Next.

8. On the Plotter Name screen, enter a name for the plotter configuration file.
Choose Next.
9. On the Finish screen, choose Finish

10. A new plotter configuration file (PC3) is created.

To setup the Ioline LP Series plotters to recognize HPGL:

The LP Series plotters requires the user to change the program language to HPGL in
the plotter memory to allow the machine to respond to HPGL commands. Plotter
settings can be changed using the Host Utility Program originally provided with the
machine. The Host Utility Program is available for download from our web site
http://www.ioline.com. If you no longer have the program disk, perform the following
steps to program the plotter to recognize HPGL commands. Note: HP/GL language
recognition was implemented as of Nov. 1, 1987 (Serial No. > P3774401 or P4074401)

Changing the plotter language to HPGL (3 options):

1. Temporarily, select HPGL by setting the plotter paper size as usual and by placing
the plotter online by pressing the following plotter keys: ONLINE, ALT, ONLINE
The plotter language will change back to the default DMPL after being taken
offline.

2. Use the language select option in the non-volatile memory to select HPGL under
User #n (see chapter 5 in operations manual). Then, manually select User #n
each time the HPGL language is desired.

3. Use the plotter non-volatile memory to:

a) Program User #n to select HPGL

b) Program the Boot User variable to automatically boot as User #n on power up.
Each time the plotter is turned on, it will load parameters for User #n.

After selecting HPGL, the LP Series plotter will automatically switch to DMPL if it
receives a DMPL plot file. However, it will not automatically switch from DMPL to
HPGL. The default language is DMPL.
Technical Bulletin Media Tearing/Artpro

Most often tearing or cutting through the material is caused by:

1. Broken knife blade.

2. Knife boot improperly adjusted over exposing the blade.

3. Cutter foot rotates while cutting causing the blade exposure to increase during
operation.

4. Bearing holding the knife blade comes loose from shaft internally causing the
blade exposure to increase during operation.

5. Faulty solenoid.

6. Knife blade does not rotate properly due to ceased bearing or no lubrication.

Always start by adjusting the cutter foot to allow minimum exposure of the blade.
Perform test cuts and adjust the exposure of the blade until it cuts through the vinyl
layer and makes and even scoring on the backing paper behind the vinyl.
Technical Bulletin Sticking Knife Shaft/Artpro

Increase Spring Tension

1. Remove the plunger cap by turning counter clockwise until cap is free from knife
shaft.

2. After removal, stretch the spring. Stretching the spring gives the knife more
tension so the knife responds faster to picking up the blade off the media.

3. Reinstall plunger cap to the knife shaft by turning clockwise until tight, then back
2.5 turns for proper force adjustment.

Lubricate Knife Shaft

1. Remove the plunger cap by turning counter clockwise until cap is free from knife
shaft.

2. Locate the knife shaft, which comes up through the middle of the solenoid.

3. To lubricate the knife shaft, pour a small amount of dry lubricant (power graphite)
into the hole of the solenoid. Powder graphite is available at any hobby shop.

4. Reinstall plunger cap to the knife shaft by turning clockwise until tight, then back
2.5 turns for proper force adjustment.

Push plunger cap up/down manually to work lubricant into shaft to illeviate the shaft
from sticking in down position.
Technical Bulletin ROM Replacement/LP Series

The LP Series plotters are equipped with a nonvolatile memory. The new ROM you
receive may not have the same memory data format as the ROM previously used.
Therefore, you should save the custom user parameters on disk (with the KEYPAD.EXE
utility) before changing the ROM. Otherwise, the values will be reset to the factory
defaults.

For ROM replacement, complete the following steps:

1. Remove the power cord from the LP Series plotter and disconnect from any other
equipment. Invert the plotter on a cloth-protected table or other suitable work
surface.

2. Remove the bottom pan (14 screws).

3. Remove the ROM integrated circuit chip(s) from the logic board. (Note: The notched
end of the chip will point toward the center of the plotter. Pry the chip out of the socket
carefully using a ROM extractor tool or jewelers screwdriver).

4. Install the new ROM chip(s) into the logic board socket(s). Verify that all the pins
are inserted properly into the socket(s)

5. Replace the bottom pan. Check that all cables are clear and not pinched by the
bottom pan.

6. Test the plotter using either the internal test plot (ALT 7) or data generated from a
host computer.

When the new ROM is in place:

1. Turn on the plotter.

2. Press the ALT key.

3. When the pen has reached the home position. And if the custom user parameters
need to be reformatted, an error code will appear on the keypad (VIEW, ONLINE,
SPEED, ALT and ERROR lights will illuminate). To reformat the parameters, simply
press ONLINE.

Once reformatting is complete, all three user files will contain the factory defaults for
each parameter. The custom user parameters saved on disk (using the KEYPAD.EXE
utility) can now be reloaded from the host.
Memory Reformatting

The new ROM you receive for the LP Series plotter may have a memory data format
that is different from the ROM previously used. Therefore, you should save the
custom user parameters (if applicable) before changing the ROM. Use the disk utility
KEYPAD.EXE program to store the parameters on disk.

After you have installed the new ROM, turn the plotter on and press the ALT key to
complete the normal self-test sequence. When the pen has reached the right end
plate (and if the custom user parameters need to be reformatted), an error code will
appear on the keypad, as shown in the table below:

VIEW on POWER on

ONLINE on ERROR on

SPEED on PEN off

SIZE off LIMIT on

SCALE off

ALT on

To reformat these parameters, press ONLINE. After reformatting, all three-user

settings will contain the factory default values for each parameter. The factory micro-
calibration and multi-pen stall offset constants are retained. All other variables are
reset to factory default (User 0) values.
Technical Bulletin Resume Button Sticks/LP 3500

Symptoms:

1. The test plot will start running each time the plotter is turned on.

2. Knife will cut without offsets.

Try the following to solve:

1. Remove the right top cover.

2. Remove red button from right top cover by squeezing silver bracket and pushing
out.

3. File the top and bottom of the opening that holds the switch in place.

4. Replace the button switch.

If the above suggestions do not solve your problem, a new button switch can be
purchased from an Ioline Authorized Service Center.

A list of service center can be found at:

http://www.ioline.com/tech/service_centers.html
Technical Bulletin Registration Shift/LP Series

There are a number of reasons why registration shift occurs.

1. First, determine whether the shift observed is due to a gradual continuous process
called creep (media slipping slowly on the grit shaft) or a sudden shift (lines with
sudden sharp angles).

2. If you use paper in your plotter, fibers may break down while plotting. This
causes slippage. Call IOLINE Customer Service and request our maintenance
bulletin for information on routine cleaning of your grit shaft.

3. Vinyl, rubylith and paper all stretch if pulled off a heavy roll. If you unroll a length
of media prior to cutting, this will minimize some registration problems. By
providing temporary support, like a table in front, extra long length media can coil
rather than hang on to the floor. The load on the cutting surface caused by heavy
vinyl and sandblast masking can be reduced.

4. The chartwheels may have a flat spot on them allowing slick materials, like vinyl,
to shift. Inspect the wheels carefully.

The grit shaft may have lost enough grit to hinder registration. If you think this is the
case, the grit shaft may need to be replaced.
Technical Bulletin Programming Users/LP Series

The easiest way to program the memory of the plotter is by using the Plotter Utility
Program. If you do not have the program, you may download it from our web site.

http://www.ioline.com/tech/software_tech.html

The following steps will make it possible for you to program your plotter to power up
with the parameters you desire (i.e., HPGL or DMPL, paper size, speed, etc.)

1. Turn the plotter on and press the following keys: ALT, UR, DOT, DOT, DOT, ALT,
1, RESET, ALT, RESET

2. Put plotter on-line by pressing ALT, 6 without pens or paper.

3. Insert the Ioline Utility Disk into the disk drive.

4. At the DOS prompt, type README <enter>:

5. The following message will appear on the screen:

6. Press “2” to run the KEYPAD program

7. If the baud rate and the COM port settings are correct, press <enter>. If they are
not correct, change and then press <enter>.

8. From the Main Menu, select the user number (1, 2, or 3) to be programmed.

9. As you can see, you are able to set all the user parameters from your computer
keyboard instead of using the keypad on the plotter.
10. Once you have changed the parameters as you need, press <ENTER> to get back
to the main menu. If all you want to do is to enter a special page size, select that
parameter, and enter the X and Y values (a maximum of 80 x 35 inches).

11. Press “4” to program (store) these parameters in the plotter.

12. Press “A” to select default to user 1, 2, or 3 when you Power-up or Reset.

13. Press “4” to program (store) these parameters in the plotter.

14. Press “B” to select Plotter Boot Sequence.

15. Enter parameters that you want plotter to have when you power up. For example,
the parameters you input may be (ALT, UR, 1, LL, SIZE, 1, 5, SIZE, SPEED, 6
SPEED, ONLINE). The above parameters would place the plotter on-line with
user 1 values loaded and the values, which were put into size 15, and a speed of 6
inches per second each time the power is turned on.

16. Press “END” and then “Y” to save Boot Sequence parameters and exit to Main
Menu.

17. Press “4” to program (store) these parameters in the plotter.

Your plotter is now configured to power up with the parameters you have chosen.
Technical Bulletin Poor Registration/LP Series

1. Check the gritshaft set screws to ensure they are tight.

2. Remove right top cover and check all x-axis motor pulleys set screws.

3. Remove the left end plate and check y-axis motor transmission pulley set screws.

4. Inspect the chartwheels to ensure they rotate freely are clear of debris and have
no flat spots.

5. Inspect the carriage assembly for cracks in the plastic molding.

6. Check carriage jaw for loose play.

7. Inspect the all belts and pulleys for missing or damaged teeth.

8. Ensure the media is loaded properly.

9. Clean the gritshaft by removing any paper build or vinyl with a stiff bristle nylon
brush.
Technical Bulletin Poor Line Quality/LP Series

If the line quality is poor while pen plotting, please check the following:

1. Examine the pen carriage jaw and body for cracks. If the carriage jaw/body is
cracked, it may move excessively as it is drawing, or it may affect the pen height.

2. The traverse rods which the carriage moves side to side on could be bent. Check
for a bent rod by rotating the traverse rods and watching the movement of the
carriage. If the movement of the carriage is not excessive, the traverse rods can
be turned so that the plotter functions properly. If the movement is excessive, the
traverse probably needs to be replaced.

3. There should be no side play in the pen holder. If side to side play is evident,
tighten the right jaw pivot screw until the play subsides. When properly adjusted,
the empty pen holder will fall when lightly tapped, and will nearly fall under its
own weight. Care must be taken not to over-tighten, as this may damage the
carriage.

4. Also check the following adjustments in Section 8 of your operation manual,

Plotter Maintenance:
a. Pen force.
b. Pen height.
c. Pen dashpot.

If the problem cannot be remedied, the plotter will require maintenance from an
IOLINE Authorized Service Center.
Technical Bulletin Pen Plotting Tips/LP Series

Some difficulties can occur when using refillable or disposable technical pens.
Disposable (stainless steel tip) pens can become quite sharp due to wear after use,
and cut or tear the plotting media. And fine (.3 or smaller) replaceable tips can wear
as rapidly. Here are some suggestions to help you get the best performance from your
plotter when using this type of pen.

PLOT MEDIA: Good plotting material exhibits the following characteristics:

1. Flatness. No bulges when lying on a flat surface.

2. Does not stretch.

3. Surface is uniform (friction is constant).

4. Impressions made by the gritshaft are clean and crisp after one or many passes.
Impressions that are weak after a few passes may indicate soft or thick material.
Impressions that show fractures indicate a hard coating on a soft base material.

5. Matched for the desired pen and ink. The strength of the paper should not
deteriorate when wetted by ink. The paper should not wear the pen point.

Bond and plotter bond paper: Very popular for check plots. Use caution with A0 sizes
on plots lasting longer than approximately 30 minutes. Not suitable for use with
refillable or other very fine tip pens. Wears pen tips out quickly.

Vellum (high quality coated rag paper): Excellent for final drawings. Very flat,
uniformly coated for translucent copy processes. 1000-H or 10/20 vellum works quite
well with most pens.

Film (mylar, polyester, acetate) double matte only: Excellent for final drawings.
Abrasive to pen points.

In general, when using fine point pens, the plotting material must be strong enough to
keep from wearing the pen out. Fine tip plotting pens wear quickly, and should not be
used once they are too sharp (no matter how much ink is left!).
Technical Bulletin Pen Height Adjustment/LP Series

1. Remove Dust Cover (2 screws).

2. Install Pen Rail with pen trays located in stalls 1-8.

3. Power up plotter.

4. After the power up sequence of lights, put the plotter in the internal diagnostic
mode using the following key sequence: press and hold the ALT key. Before the
carriage moves to stall #3, press and hold the RESET key while still holding the
ALT key down. Hold until the carriage stops at stall #3. The VIEW, ON LINE and
SPEED lights will be on. Press VIEW to enter the diagnostic mode. The VIEW,
SCALE and ALT lights will be on.

5. Press SIZE. This will move the pen rail in and out. The SIZE light indicates the
state of the home position limit switch (2 blinks per pen change cycle). The ALT
light shows the state of the travel limit switch (1 blink per cycle). If the pen does
not make a clean exchange, insert a 7/64 allen wrench into bottom hole located
rear of keypad, above the serial cable. Turn right to raise height, left to lower,
approximately 1/4 turn at a time.

6. When a clean exchange is reached, press RESET key twice.

7. To check adjustments for other pen locations, press ALT, CHARTHOLD, n (Pen
number to be picked up), CHARTHOLD. The carriage will pick up the chosen pen
and return to position #3.

8. To replace the pen, press ALT, CHARTHOLD, and CHARTHOLD.

9. Repeat steps 7 and 8 for other pen positions. It is not necessary to make
adjustments for each pen position, however, it is a good idea to check various
positions across the width of the plotter.
Technical Bulletin Optical Eye Adjustment/LP 3700

1. Remove the top dust cover (2 screws).

2. Remove the pen tray carrier.

3. Power up plotter; when the self-test sequence reaches the point where all yellow
indicator lights are on, press and hold the plotter's ALT and RESET keys
simultaneously to enter the diagnostic mode.

4. Using the 6 key, move the pen carriage to the right end plate. Press the 0(slow)
key. Press the 6 key again and "bump" the end plate, confirming that the pen
carriage has reached its extreme limit of travel. The ALT indicator light should be
off (the optical switch is blocked by the position tab on the Y-axis drive belt).

5. Press the VIEW key once. The pen carriage should move approximately 1/2 inch
to the left. Adjust the optical switch by loosening the mounting screw and moving
the switch back and forth - holding it to maintain centering in the Y-axis drive belt
- until the switch is at the exact point where the ALT indicator light goes on.
Tighten the mounting screw and verify that the switch does not touch the belt on
either side.

6. Test the adjustment by moving the pen carriage into the end plate with the 6 key
(ALT indicator is off); then press the VIEW key. If the ALT light is on, press the 4
key one step at a time; the light should go off in four or fewer steps. If not,
readjust the position of the limit switch.

7. If you cannot adjust the optical limit switch to within four steps of either arrow key
(with plotter in slow mode, see step 4, do not attempt to bend the bracket switch
to adjust further. Adjust as close as possible, then exit the test mode by pressing
the RESET key or turning the power off and back on. Then, test the multi-pen
operation by installing the pen tray carrier and requesting pen changes. If the pen
carriage does not line up properly with the pen stalls, further repairs will have to
be made. You should contact one of our authorized service centers for repairs.
Technical Bulletin Offset Adjustment/Artpro

There is a parameter that can be changed to correct this problem. The parameter is
the amount of "blade offset" or the distance from the tip of the blade to the center of
rotation. The distance of the offset is listed as "mils", or 1/1000 of an inch. The blade
offset for knife blades from Ioline is marked on the package in which they are shipped.
IOLINE products typically use knife blades with two different offset, 47 mils and 15
mils. However, due to variances in the blades, these numbers are not absolute.

If your plotter does not have the Artpro ROM, most sign making software packages
have blade offset as a parameter.

If your plotter has the ARTPRO ROM installed, the offset can be changed through the
keypad by using the following keystrokes:

ALT . n . (ALT dot {number} dot) where the {number} is the offset distance, to turn
correction on and set the offset distance. The default is set at 15. If the cuts are not
closing, the number should be changed (18 would be a good choice).

If you will be pen plotting, the knife correction must be turned off with the following
key strokes: ALT 0 . 0 . (ALT Zero dot Zero dot).

Using a computer, the offset can also be changed through the Utility disk. For non-PC
applications, or to execute changes to these functions from your device driver, build a
function that sends the following commands to the plotter, or use a utility to send the
commands from a system shell:

;:! Begins a command series

! Ends a command series

KEn Knife Enable

n=0(zero) disables offset correction for pen plotting mode.
n=1(one) enables offset correction for the Artpro cutting system.

KOn Knife Offset

n=a distance in mils (.001 inch units) that represent the offset between the tip
of the Artpro blade and it's center of rotation.

KAn Knife Angle

Sets the amount of direction that will force a correction. If the angle is set
higher, the plotter will perform fewer corrections, causing a gain in speed and
throughput, but a loss in accuracy. If the angle is set lower, the accuracy is
greater.
Example: The blade being used in the Art Pro cutter is a 15 mil (.015 inch) offset, the
offset correction is to be enabled, and the customer wishes to set the minimum
correction angle to 45 degrees so that the characters have sharp corners even at small
direction changes. The following string, sent to the plotter as ASCII plot data, will
configure it:

;:! KE1 KO15 KA45 !

In the Art Pro cutter, the plotter test plot is replaced with a small square to test the
blade depth. The test plot can be executed from the plotter keypad by pressing ALT 7
or sending the ASCII string ;:T@ to the plotter from the host computer.

Additional notes:

With the Art Pro ROM:

1. Default pen speed is 8 ips.

2. Default acceleration is .5g.

3. HyperBUFFER is always disabled.

4. When knife corrections are enabled, dashed lines are disabled.

5. When knife corrections are enabled, pen changes are ignored.

6. An initialization cut is made to set the starting blade position if the plotter receives
a ;: DMPL file start, or an HPGL “IN” command.
Technical Bulletin Knife Rubs Cover/Artpro

Possible cause/solution:

1. Cut/Plot switch on right end plate is set to plot. Set the plotter to cut mode by
toggling Cut/Plot switch to Cut mode.

2. The knife assembly is installed to far back into the carriage jaw. Loosen
thumbscrews and slide the knife assembly forward in the carriage jaw until there
is clearance between the knife assembly and the dust cover.

3. The traverse rod may be bent. Try rotating the traverse so that the bow is
orientated toward the back of the machine.

If none of the above suggestions solve your problem, remove the dust cover.
Technical Bulletin Keypad Memory Reset/LP Series

Specific user parameters or an automatic boot up sequence may be saved in the non-
volatile memory of the keypad. Before resetting the keypad memory, review the
programmed user settings and write them down before clearing the memory. User
parameters can be accessed through the keypad.exe program originally provided with
your machine.

1. Turn the plotter power on. (LP 4000: Press ALT to initialize)

2. Press the following keys to clear the keypad memory:

ALT, UR, ORIGIN, ORIGIN, ORIGIN, ALT, 1, RESET, ALT, RESET

All keypad lights will illuminate for a second, then the power light will illuminate. This
indicates the keypad memory has been cleared. All previously programmed user
settings will revert to factory defaults.
Technical Bulletin HPGL Recognition/LP Series

The LP Series plotter requires the user to change the program language to HPGL in the
plotter memory to allow the machine to respond to HPGL commands. Plotter settings
can be changed using the Host Utility Program originally provided with the machine.
The Host Utility Program is available for download from our web site
http://www.ioline.com. If you no longer have the program disk, perform the following
steps to program the plotter to recognize HPGL commands. Note: HP/GL language
recognition was implemented as of Nov. 1, 1987 (Serial No. > P3774401 or P4074401)

Changing the plotter language to HPGL (3 options):

1. Temporarily, select HPGL by setting the plotter paper size as usual and by placing
the plotter online by pressing the following plotter keys: ONLINE, ALT, ONLINE
The plotter language will change back to the default DMPL after being taken
offline.

2. Use the language select option in the non-volatile memory to select HPGL under
User #n (see chapter 5 in operations manual). Then, manually select User #n
each time the HPGL language is desired.

3. Use the plotter non-volatile memory to:

a) Program User #n to select HPGL

b) Program the Boot User variable to automatically boot as User #n on power up.
Each time the plotter is turned on, it will load parameters for User #n.

After selecting HPGL, the LP Series plotter will automatically switch to DMPL if it
receives a DMPL plot file. However, it will not automatically switch from DMPL to
HPGL. The default language is DMPL.
Technical Bulletin HPGL Recognition/LP 3500

The LP 3500 Series plotter requires the user to change the program language to HPGL
in the plotter memory to allow the machine to respond to HPGL commands. Plotter
settings can be changed using the Host Utility Program originally provided with the
machine. The Host Utility Program is available for download from our web site
http://www.ioline.com. Note: HP/GL language recognition was implemented as of Nov.1,
1987 (Serial No. > P3574401)

From the display menu select the following commands to change “Plotter Language”
recognition to HPGL:

1. Verify plotter is present.

2. Press “K” for Keypad.

3. Press “E” for English.

4. Press “a” for Plotter Language.

5. Press “H” to change to HP/GL Plotter Language recognition.

6. Press “Esc” key on computer keyboard to go back to main menu.

7. Press “Q” to Quit the LP 3500 Utility Program.

After selecting HPGL, the LP 3500 will automatically switch to DMPL if it receives a
DMPL plot file. It will not, however, automatically switch from DMPL to HPGL. The
default language is DMPL.
Technical Bulletin Disable Auto View/LP Series

The Auto View feature of the machine scrolls the material forward & back after the
user has selected a page size. This is to allow a physical view of the paper size set. If
you do not want the paper to scroll back and forth after you select a page size, disable
the Auto View feature from the plotter keypad.

1. Turn plotter on.

2. Press the following keys to program User 1 parameters to shut off the Auto View:
ALT, UR, 1 ALT, 1, ALT, VIEW, 0.

3. Turn plotter off.

4. Turn plotter on. Position the pen over the paper.

5. Press: ALT, UR, 1, LL, SIZE, n, SIZE, ON-LINE.

This will have allowed you to select User 1 settings, which you just programmed with
the page view parameter of 0 (off), and then set up the plotter as you normally would.
Technical Bulletin Dimensional Calibration/LP Series

Plotters can exhibit variations in drawing accuracy in both the X and Y axis, due to
variations in the paper drive mechanism, paper density, humidity and temperature.
Typically, the accuracy of a plot is within 0.2% overall.

The calibration procedure in the manual has been upgraded as follows:

1. Press the following keys to clear the current calibration: ALT, UR, ORIGIN,
ORIGIN, ORIGIN, ALT, 1, RESET, ALT, RESET Note: This procedure also clears any
programmed user settings in the non-volatile memory.

2. Turn off plotter and wait a few seconds.

3. Turn the plotter on and load an E-size sheet into the plotter.

4. Size the paper for an E-size drawing using the following keystrokes: LL, SIZE, 4,
SIZE

5. The plotter will then scroll the paper back and forth 2 times.

6. Press ALT, 4. The plotter will perform a calibration plot within the Lower Left and
Upper Right parameters that you have set.

7. Measure and write down the distance between the beginning and end marks in
both the X and Y directions. The X direction is in the movement of the paper, and
the Y direction is in the movement of the pen. All measurements must be
accurate to three decimal points.

EXAMPLE: X = 40.125 inches and Y = 30.020 inches. Using the above numbers,
enter the following: ALT - UR - ORIGIN - ORIGIN - ORIGIN - ALT - SCALE - 4 - 0 -
ORIGIN - 1 - 2 - 5 - ORIGIN - 3 - 0 - ORIGIN - 0 - 2 - 0 -SCALE - ALT - 1 - RESET

8. Turn off the plotter

9. Calibration procedure is complete.

Technical Bulletin Varied Cutting Depth/Artpro

If the cut is good when the vinyl is moving toward the front of the plotter (positive x-
axis direction) but is cutting too deep when the vinyl is moving toward the rear of the
plotter (negative x-axis direction), add more downward force to the cutter "foot".
Adding more down force will provide more support against the blade digging into the
vinyl.

To adjust the force:

1. Locate the Pen Force Adjustment Arm under the dust cover on the rear of the Pen
Holder Arm.

2. Push the pen force adjustment up or down to decrease or increase the pen force.
Each new downward position of the arm increases the pen force by approx. 10
grams; the range of adjustment is 20 to 60 grams.
Technical Bulletin Custom Page Setup/LP Series

The LP Series plotter requires the user to set a custom page size in the plotter
memory to allow the machine to go further than the largest preprogrammed page size
in the plotter (Architectural E-Size). Plotter settings can be changed using the Host
Utility Program originally provided with the machine. The Host Utility Program is
available for download from our web site http://www.ioline.com . If you no longer have
the program disk, perform the following steps to program the custom page size from
the keypad.

1. Move carriage as close to the right end plate as possible until the limit light
illuminates. Move the carriage slightly left until the limit light goes out.

2. Press: ALT, UR, 1

3. Press: LL

4. Press: ALT, GO TO, 32000, ORIGIN, 14200, GO TO. At this point the grit shaft will
start turning. (Scale: 400 steps per inch)

5. When the grit shaft stops, press: UR

6. Press: ALT, 5, to bring the carriage back home.

7. Press: ALT, 1

8. Press: ALT, SIZE, 1, 5, SIZE, ALT, ONLINE.

Now you are ready to plot up to 80 inches. To access the custom size press the
following keys: ALT, UR, 1, LL, SIZE, 1, 5, SIZE
Technical Bulletin Custom Page Setup/LP3500

The LP 3500 requires the user to set a custom page size in the plotter memory to
allow the machine to go further than the default page length of 32”. Plotter settings
can be changed using the Host Utility Program provided with the machine. The Host
Utility Program is available for download from our web site http://www.ioline.com if
you no longer have the program disk.

1. Insert the Host Utility Program Disk into the disk drive.

2. To view the disk contents click on “My Computer” from your Windows Desktop,
then double click on the 3 ½” Floppy A icon.

3. Double click the file Hostart35.exe to start the program.

4. To set the plotter for an 80 inch cut, enter the following from the menu:

KEYPAD – ENTER
ENGLISH – ENTER
MANUAL MOVE – ENTER
SET LOWER LEFT – ENTER
GO TO – ENTER
GO TO COORDINATES – ENTER
X COORDINATES - 80 – ENTER
Y COORDINATES - 24 – ENTER
GOTO – ENTER
GOTO - HOME – ENTER
EXIT – ENTER
QUIT

This will allow you to plot/cut up to a useful area of 22 by 80 inches. Unfortunately,

every time you wish to plot over 32 inches, you must repeat this sequence on your
host disk. If you desire additional information on the plotter menu, please refer to
your instruction manual, section “Learning the Menu Structure”.
Technical Bulletin Windows Drivers/LP Series

In addition to DMPL, the LP Series can be used with HPGL. No hardware modification
is required; instead, you simply select the HP 758X-series driver in your CAD software
or install as a Windows printer driver. Note: HP/GL language recognition was implemented
as of Nov. 1, 1987 (Serial No. > P3774401 or P4074401).

To install an HP 7585B Series printer driver in Windows 95/98:

1. Click on the Start button to display the start menu.

2. Highlight Settings then click on Printers.

3. Click on the Add Printer icon in the Printers window. The Add Printer Wizard
window should appear.

4. Click on Next >.

5. Select local printer then click Next >.

6. Select HP from the Manufacturers list then select 7585B from the Printers list.

7. Click on Next >.

8. Select the appropriate output serial port you will be using in you computer (Ex:
COM1; COM2).

9. Click on Next >.

10. Select a name for the printer (Ex: LP 4000; LP3700) or keep the default name
displayed, then decide whether you want this to be your default printer and
choose Yes or No.

11. Click Next >.

12. Choose whether you would like to print a test page (not required). The LP Series
plotter should be online in HPGL mode if you choose “Yes”.

13. Click Finish.

14. Driver installation is complete and the printer driver icon should appear in the
Printers window.
15. Right click on the printer icon then left click on properties from the pull down
menu.

16. Click on the Paper tab at the top of the window.

17. Select the paper size that equals the page size most commonly used in your LP
Series plotter then choose landscape to mirror the lower left orientation of the
plotter.

18. Click OK.

19. Driver setup is complete.