DCSC2020 Service Manual Final

DocuCentre SC2020
S e r v i c e M a n u a l Ve r . 1 . 1
DocuCentre SC2020
Service Manual Ver.1.1
Issued : May. 2014
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0 Introduction
0.1 Getting to know this Service Manual ........................................................................ 3
0.2 How to use the Service Manual................................................................................ 3
0.3 Description for Terminology And Symbols ............................................................... 4
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0.1 Getting to know this Service Manual 0.2 How to use the Service Manual
This manual is used as the standard service manual for DocuCentre SC2020. This manual describes the standard procedures for the servicing this product. Refer to Chapter 1 Service
Call Procedure for efficient and effective servicing during maintenance calls.
• Publication Comment Sheet
Enter any comments and/or corrections regarding this service manual into the Publication Comment For more information on the options, refer to the options manual.
Sheet, and send it to the following department.
Japan: Solution Service & Operational Management CS Dept. 2.1 Contents of Manual
APO/GCO: OSG PSD CS&SD SSOMG via OpCo Technical Service Department This manual is divided into 10 chapters as described below.
• Chapter 1 Service Call Procedure

This chapter describes the general work and servicing procedures for the maintenance of this prod-
uct.
• Chapter 2 Troubleshooting
This chapter describes the troubleshooting procedures other than image quality troubleshooting for
this product.
• Chapter 3 Image Quality Troubleshooting
This chapter describes the image quality troubleshooting procedures for this product.
• Chapter 4 Disassembly/Assembly and Adjustment
This chapter describes the disassembly, assembly, adjustment and replacement procedures for
components of this product.
• Chapter 5 Parts List
This chapter contains the spare parts information for this product.
• Chapter 6 General
This chapter contains the following information.
6.1 Specifications
6.2 Tools/Service Consumables/Consumables
6.3 Service Data
6.4 Service Mode
6.5 Panel Diag
6.6 Fax Related Information
• Chapter 7 Wiring Data
This chapter contains the information about the Wiring Connector List/Locations, the Wiring Data,
and the BSD for this machine.
• Chapter 8 Accessories (not yet issued)
• Chapter 9 Installation/Removal
This chapter contains the installation and removal procedures for this product and the options that
are specific to it.
• Chapter 10 Mechanism & Functions Overview (not yet issued)
2.2 Information on Updating
This manual will be sent to each Service Center as specified below. Revisions must be incorporated cor-
rectly to keep the manual up-to-date.
Updating Procedure:
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• When the manual is updated, the issue number ’Ver. 1’ will be changed to Ver. 1.1, Ver. 1.2, and so 0.3 Description for Terminology And Symbols
on.
The terms and symbols used throughout this manual are explained here.
• The terms and symbols used at the beginning of a text are defined as follows:
Danger
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation, such as death or serious injury if operators do not
handle the machine correctly by disregarding the statement.
Warning
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, such as death or serious injury if operators do not
handle the machine correctly by disregarding the statement.
CAUTION
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, such as injury or property damage if operators do not handle
the machine correctly by disregarding the statement.
Instruction: Used to alert you to a procedure which, if not strictly observed, could result in damage to the
machine or equipment.
NOTE: Used when work procedures and rules are emphasized.
NOTE:Used when other explanations are given.
Purpose
Used to describe the purposes of Adjustment and Troubleshooting.
REP: Indicates the disassembly/assembly procedure for reference.
ADJ: Indicates the adjustment procedure for reference.
PL: Indicates the parts list for reference.
Terminology
Table 1 Terminology
Terminology Description
Assy Means Assembly.
TEC Value Abbreviation of Typical Electricity Consumption, which means the standard
power consumption. Read as 'tec'.
Safety Critical Components (SCC)
For the safety control of the Safety Critical Components and the components specified, follow the regula-
tions regarding the Safety Critical Components set by Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
As to replacement of any component designated SCC, the complete component unit must be replaced. It
must never be disassembled or no individual internal parts of it must be replaced.
Installation of any part other than the ones designated by Fuji Xerox Co. Ltd. shall be strictly prohibited
because it cannot be guaranteed in quality and safety.
Important Information Stored Component (ISC)
This component stores all the important customer information that is input after the installation. When
performing replacement, follow the procedures in 'Chapter 4 Disassembly/Assembly and Adjustment' to
replace/discard. Make absolutely sure that no customer information gets leaked outside.
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Chapter 1 Service Call Procedure
1 Service Call Procedure
1.1 Before Starting the Servicing.................................................................................... 3
1.2 Service Call Procedure............................................................................................. 5
1.3 Detailed Contents of the Service Call....................................................................... 6
1.4 TRIM Check List....................................................................................................... 6
1.5 Periodic Replacement Parts/Consumables List ....................................................... 7
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1.1 Before Starting the Servicing • Wash your hands thoroughly after use.
10. Modifications to the Machine
1.1.1 Safety
Before altering the machine, submit the irregular use license application.
To prevent any accident that may occur during a maintenance service, any warning or any caution
regarding the servicing must be strictly observed. Do not perform any hazardous operation. 11. Harmful Laser
The customer or service personnel would not be exposed to any harmful laser during the usual
1. Power Supply copying or scanning of documents. However, if a customer finds that the lamp that is used for
To prevent electrical shocks, burns, or injury, etc., be sure to switch OFF the machine and discon- exposing documents is too bright when performing platen copy or scan, it is possible to block the
nect the plug before starting the maintenance service. If the machine has to be switched ON, such light from the platen glass by covering the portion of the platen document area that is usually not
as when measuring the voltage, take extra care not to get an electrical shock. used for copying or scanning documents.
2. Drive Area 12. Other Safety Precautions
Never inspect, clear or lubricate the drive area such as chain belts, chain wheel or gears during the For safety, you should also pay attention to precautions other than items 1 to 11 above. Follow the
machine operation. instructions below to ensure greater safety during servicing.
3. Heavy Parts • APO/GCO: ’Safe Working Practices for Engineers’ published by FX Solution/Service Operation
Headquarters, CS Division PS Division & APO RTS
Always work in a pair when removing or installing heavy parts as shown below.
• One Tray Module (STM):11kg
4. Safety Device
See that safety devices for preventing mechanical accidents, such as fuses, circuit breakers, inter-
lock switches, etc., and those for protecting customers from injury, such as panels and covers, func-
tion properly. Modifications that hinder the function of any safety devices are strictly prohibited.
5. Installing and Removing Parts
The edge of parts and covers may be sharp, take care not to touch them. Be careful not to touch
those parts, and wipe off any oil that may have adhered to your fingers or hands before servicing.
When removing parts, cables, and etc. do not pull them out by force but remove them slowly.
6. Battery
Do not replace the battery by yourself.
• The battery may produce heat, blow out, or catch fire if the terminal comes in contact with the
other metal and short-circuits. If the battery alone is to be collected, be sure to cover the termi-
nal with a adhesive insulating tape, etc.
• If the battery is attached on the PWB or other part, put it in the packing material (bag or box) of
the part to be replaced for collection.
7. Specified Tools
Follow the instruction when a tool is specified.
8. Cleaning the Toner and Developer
As the toner can be explosive, sweep or brush the spilled toner into a container for collecting the
sweepings.
Clean away the remaining toner with a damp cloth or use an FX standard vacuum cleaner that is
toner-tolerant. Never use the customer’s vacuum cleaner.
Do the same when cleaning the Developer because it also contains some toner.
9. Organic Solvents
When using an organic solvent such as the Drum Cleaner or Machine Cleaner, pay attention to the
following:
• Ensure good ventilation in the room to prevent too much inhalation of solvent fumes.
• Do not use heated solvent.
• Keep it away from fire.
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1.1.2 Things to Take Note When Handling Customer Information 1.1.3 Other Precautions
1. Handling of customer’s electronic information - samples of copy/print (paper data), log files (Activity Pay attention to the following when performing maintenance service to avoid wrong or redundant servic-
Report), and etc. ing:
Before you bring back any samples for the purpose of investigation/analysis, always obtain permis-
sion from the customer. Make sure to assure them that the data will not be used for any other pur- 1. Reference Materials
pose. When requesting for a retrieval application from the customer, either use the [FX Data Before performing maintenance servicing, read all relevant technical materials such as SB, FTI, or
Security Regulations: Annex 15 - Confidential Information/Personal Information Request Form (IS- FTO to make a systematic approach.
019)] or use a letterhead that has been specified by the customer after obtaining their agreement. 2. Disassembling
2. Handling of a PWB, etc. that contains customer information. Make sure to check the assembled condition before removing parts or disassembling the machine.
Data such as Fax Address Numbers and URLs that are registered in the customer’s machine are all 3. Installation/Adjustment
important customer information. These types of information are stored in the PWB, etc. within the
After the installation or adjustment is complete, check that no parts or tools are left inside or on the
machine. Take extra care when handling them.
assemblies before using the machine.
(1) In case of replacements, transfer the data to the new PWB and make sure that all data in the
4. Handling of replaced parts/consumables
old parts is thoroughly erased before disposing it. Make sure that no important customer infor-
mation gets leaked. (For details, refer to the preface in Chapters 4 and 5) Make sure that the replaced parts or consumables as well as their packaging materials are collected
back to the Service Center.
(2) If a component was replaced and it was not found to be the cause of the malfunction, return it
For the separation and processing methods for the collected items, refer to the Common Technical
to the machine it came from. (For components that were temporarily installed/removed for trou-
Information No. 2-027 for all machines.
bleshooting, etc. clear the data using the CE Mode, etc.)
• Drum Cleaner
3. Security related NVM values that were changed during maintenance.
If any security related NVM values, such as polling, were set for test purposes, make sure you WARNING
return them to their original values after the test. (E.g.: for the details on polling that is common to all Never discard the Drum Cleaner into a fire. Always keep it away from open flames to
machine types, refer to FTO 2-202) prevent it from catching and causing a fire. Always dispose of the Drum Cleaner after it
4. When connecting our company machine to the customer’s network during maintenance, make sure is completely used up. For recyclable parts, fill the necessary items in the [U-TAG] and
that you have gone through the person-in-charge to obtain permission from the customer’s systems perform collection.
administrator (or person-in-charge) before proceeding. 5. General Precautions
5. Other things to take note when handling customer data • Take care not to disturb the customer’s daily work.
When handling customer data, you should also pay attention to precautions other than the above • Place a drop cloth or paper on the floor of the service area to keep the site clean.
items 1 to 4. • Throw any trash generated during the maintenance service into a trash bag and bring them
[APO/GCO] back to the Service Center.
Follow the safety guidelines established within the OpCo and ensure that customer data do not get • Record clearly the service details and the consumables and parts replaced at visit in the
leaked out when servicing. Machine Service Log.
1.2 Service Call Procedure 1.2.4 Final Actions
1.2.1 Initial Actions 1. Check overall operation/features.
2. Check the machine exterior and consumables.
1. Ask the operator(s) about the machine condition.
3. Train the operator as required.
2. Record the billing meter readings.
4. Complete the Service Log and Service Report.
3. Inspect any error copies, then check the machine.
5. Keep the copy samples with the Service Log.
4. Check the Service Log.
1.2.2 When UM is requested, perform the following:

1. Check the problem status by performing the Level 1 Troubleshooting in [Chapter 2 Troubleshoot-
ing].
2. Perform the applicable Level 2 Troubleshooting FIP in [Chapter 2 Troubleshooting].
3. If there are no applicable items, troubleshoot by referring to [Chapter 7 BSD].
4. Check the copy quality.
Make several sheets of copies using the Test Chart (499T 00247), then check the quality of the cop-
ies for problems.
5. Output the following [Error History Report] and check the [System Fail History] and [Paper Jam His-
tory] in order to understand the machine status.
(1) Set either A4 SEF or A4 LEF paper in the Tray.
(2) Enter the System Administrator Mode.
i. Push the <[Machine Status]> button and select [Report / List].
ii. Use the keypad to enter the Passcode [1111]*1 (4 ’1’ digits) and press the [OK] button.
NOTE: *1: Default Value
(3) Select [Error History] in System Administrator Mode and press [Print].
NOTE: When replacing parts that will incur cost to the customer, obtain the customer's agreement
before performing the replacement.
6. Repair all the secondary problems.

7. Perform TRIM Service.
1.2.3 When SM is requested, perform the following:

1. Check the copy quality.
Make several sheets of copies using the Test Chart (499T 00247), then check the quality of the cop-
ies for problems.
2. Output the [Error History Report] and check the [System Fail History] and [Paper Jam History] in
order to understand the machine status.
• For how to output the [Error History Report], refer to [1.2.2 When UM is requested, perform the
following:].
NOTE: When replacing parts that will incur cost to the customer, obtain the customer's agreement
before performing the replacement.
3. Perform TRIM Service.
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1.3 Detailed Contents of the Service Call 1.4 TRIM Check List
1.3.1 Initial Actions C: Perform checking. Clean, replace, or feed if necessary.
1. Ask the operator(s) about the machine condition. O: Always perform cleaning and checking.
• How often and where do paper jams have been occurring recently *: Always perform replacement service at the specified interval.
• How is the copy quality
Table 1
2. Record the copy meter readings.
3. Inspect any error copies, then check the machine. Every
No. Servicing Items time Service Details
4. Check the print samples from previous service calls and the Service Log.
1.1 Pre-servicing Check C • Activate the machine and check that abnormal noise is
(Check the machine oper- not heard.
1.3.2 Checking Reproducibility of Problem ation sound)
1. Check the problem status by performing the Level 1 Troubleshooting in [Chapter 2 Troubleshoot- 1.2 Pre-servicing Check C • Make several sheets of copies using the Test Chart
ing]. (Copy and print the Test (499T 00247), then check the quality of the copies.
2. Perform the applicable Level 2 Troubleshooting FIP in [Chapter 2 Troubleshooting]. Chart)
3. If there are no applicable items, troubleshoot by referring to [Chapter 7 BSD]. 2 Clean the interior of the C • Clean any paper dust and toner residue in the paper
machine path and on the jam sensor.
(Clean the paper transport • Especially, clean the operation section of the operator
1.3.3 Checking Copy Quality system) carefully.
1. Make several sheets of copies using the Test Chart (499T 00247), then check the quality of the cop-
ies. 3 Cleaning the IIT C • Clean the Platen Glass surface and the Platen Cushion
with the optical cleaning cloth.
• Clean the Reflector, back of the Platen Glass, mirrors
1.3.4 TRIM Servicing and lens with the optical cleaning cloth.
Perform TRIM servicing during a service call to maintain the machine performance. 4 Clean the DADF C • Clean the Feed Roll, Nudger Roll, and Retard Roll with
a cloth that has been wrung dry.
1. Follow the TRIM Check List to perform the required TRIM items.
• Clean the DADF Platen Glass with the optical cleaning
2. Check for parts that require periodical cleaning/replacement (consumables, parts) by referring to the cloth.
TRIM Chec List, the Periodic Replacement Parts/Consumables List, and the Maintenance Report, 5 Safety Check O • Make sure that the power plug is plugged in properly.
and clean them if necessary. If a replacement is done, make sure that you enter the CE Mode and
• Make sure that the power cords are not cracked and no
use Printer Diag > Parameter > Life to clear the applicable counter(s).
wires are exposed.
• Make sure that no extension cord with insufficient
length or power cord outside the specification, such as
an off-the-shelf power strip, is being used.
• Make sure that a single socket does not have multiple
power plugs plugged into it.
6.1 Post-servicing check C • Make several sheets of copies using the Test Chart
(Copy Quality Check) (499T 00247), then check if the quality satisfies the
specification.
6.2 Post-servicing check C • Check the paper feed and abnormal noise.
(Check the machine oper-
ation)
6.3 Post-servicing check C • Create the Service Log and Service Report.
(Check the meter)
1.5 Periodic Replacement Parts/Consumables List Table 1
When servicing, check the number of copies and number of fed sheets for the consumables and parts Replacement
that require periodical cleaning/replacement. Clean or replace them if necessary. For the history, enter No Parts/Consumables Name/PL No. Interval Description
CE Mode and go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life Print to check the coressponding counters (6.4.12.2 8 Deve Unit 38KPV 38KPV is calculated with A4L 100%.
Life Print). (PL 5.1) Life Evaluation Condition: The stan-
dard life level (PV) is shown under
For the items that cannot be checked in CE Mode, clean or replace them according to the replacement the following conditions since it dif-
intervals (standard PV). fers according to the number of
Power On/Off, adjustments to main-
CAUTION tain print quality, specification envi-
Do not place the imaging materials, such as the Toner and the Drum, in the car for a long time. ronment, etc.
B-Zone environment, AMPV=4KPV,
NOTE: Clean the Platen Glass with a Platen Wax Cleaner 499D 00194 (194D) every 10K Feeds. Job size=2, AC=5%, YMCK: Each
color 5%
Table 1
[GCO] Do not stop when life span is
Replacement reached.
No Parts/Consumables Name/PL No. Interval Description [Other] Stop at Dead End (50KPV).
Switching possible in NVM setting.
1 Fusing Unit 100KPV or IOT 100KPV is calculated with A4L
(PL 7.1) resistance welding 100%. Default is Stop. Notify with warning
before development life is reached.
time of
18,000,000sec 9 DADF Feed Roll/Nudger Roll 200KPV Count up 1 with 1 Document Feed
(PL 56.5) Replace the Feed Roll, Nudger Roll,
2 Tray 1 Feed Roll / Retard Pad 50KFeed 1 Feed = 1 Count Up.
(PL 9.2) Replace both at the same time. DADF Retard Pad and Retard Pad at the same time.
(PL 56.13)
3 MSI Feed Roll/MSI Nudger Roll/MSI 50KFeed 1 Feed = 1 Count Up. NOTE: Clean the Platen Glass with a
Retard Pad Replace all 3 at the same time. Platen Wax Cleaner 499D 00914
(PL 13.3) (194D) every 10K Feeds.
4 Tray 2 Feed Roll/Nudger Roll/Retard 300KFeed 1 Feed = 1 Count Up. 10 Drum Cartridge BW 89.6KPV equiv- Configuration similar to CRU (The
Pad (PL 8.1) alent (700K Cycle) worker basically is an engineer but
(PL 10.3) FC 68.2KPV equiv- can request work to the user. Drivers
5 Tray 2 Retard Pad 50KFeed 1 Feed = 1 Count Up. alent (700K Cycle) available. Instructions included).
(PL 10.3) Drum Cartridge for APO is CRU.
6 IBT Belt Unit (Includes IBT Belt 120KPV 120KPV is calculated with A4L 11 Odor Filter 120KPV Individual support kit.
Cleaner) 100%. (PL 19.1)
(PL 6.1)
7 2nd BTR Roll 120KPV 120KPV is calculated with A4L
(PL 6.1) 100%.
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Chapter 2 Troubleshooting
2 Troubleshooting
2.1 Introduction CHAIN 10
2.1.1 How to Troubleshoot ............................................................................................. 7 010-397 (01h) Heat Roll STS Disconnection Fail........................................................... 21
2.1.2 Glossary ................................................................................................................ 7 010-397 (02h) Heat Roll STS Over Temperature Fail.................................................... 21
010-397 (03h) Heat Roll NC Sensor Disconnection Fail ................................................ 21
2.2 Product FIP 010-397 (04h) Heat Roll NC Sensor Over Temperature Fail ......................................... 21
2.2.1 Level 1 FIP 010-397 (05h) Heat Roll Paper Winding Fail.................................................................. 22
2.2.1.1 Level 1 FIP ......................................................................................................... 9 010-397 (06h) Warm Up Time Fail................................................................................. 22
010-397 (07h) Fusing Unit On Time Fail ........................................................................ 22
2.2.2 Level 2 FIP 010-397 (08h) Heat Roll NC Sensor Differential Amp Fail ............................................. 23
010-397 (09h) Fusing Unit Hot Not Ready Return Time Fail ......................................... 23
CHAIN 3 010-397 (0Ah) Heat Roll NC Sensor Broken Fail........................................................... 23
003-500 Pages per Side Error........................................................................................ 11 010-397 (0Bh) Heat Roll NC Sensor Broken Fail........................................................... 23
003-963 Auto Paper Error .............................................................................................. 11 010-397 (0Ch) Fusing Unit Cold Not Ready Return Time Fail ....................................... 24
003-973 Auto Rotation Error .......................................................................................... 11 010-420 Fusing Unit Near End Warning ........................................................................ 24
010-421 Fusing Unit Life Warning.................................................................................. 24
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004-310 IOT Feeder I/F Failure...................................................................................... 13 CHAIN 16
016-359 MRAM Fail ....................................................................................................... 25
CHAIN 5
016-369 UI Panel - ESS Communication Fail ................................................................ 25
005-122 DADF Simplex/Side 1 Pre Regi. Sensor On Jam ............................................ 15
016-389 Download Insertion Error ................................................................................. 25
005-123 DADF Simplex/Side 1 Regi. Sensor On Jam ................................................... 15
016-404 Certificate DB Error .......................................................................................... 25
005-125 DADF Regi. Sensor Off Jam ............................................................................ 15
016-405 Certificate DB Error .......................................................................................... 25
005-130 DADF Invert Sensor On Jam ........................................................................... 15
016-500 Download Delete Error..................................................................................... 25
005-131 DADF Invert Sensor On Jam on Inverting........................................................ 15
016-501 Download Write Error....................................................................................... 25
005-132 DADF Invert Sensor On Jam ........................................................................... 16
016-502 Download Verify Error ...................................................................................... 25
005-134 DADF Invert Sensor Off Jam on Inverting........................................................ 16
016-503 SMTP Server Address Resolution Fail for Maillib ............................................ 25
005-135 DADF Side 2 Pre Regi. Sensor On Jam .......................................................... 16
016-504 POP Server Address Resolution Fail for Maillib............................................... 26
005-136 DADF Side 2 Regi. Sensor On Jam................................................................. 16
016-505 POP Authentication Fail for Maillib................................................................... 26
005-139 DADF Invert Sensor Off Jam ........................................................................... 17
016-506 Required user entry item is empty ................................................................... 26
005-145 DADF Regi. Sensor Off Jam on Inverting ........................................................ 17
016-507 SMTP Authentication Fail for Maillib ................................................................ 26
005-147 DADF Pre Regi. Sensor Off Jam on Inverting.................................................. 17
016-520 Ipsec Certificate Error ...................................................................................... 26
005-196 Size Mismatch Jam on No Mix-Size................................................................. 17
016-521 Ipsec Certificate Error ...................................................................................... 26
005-198 Too Short Size Jam.......................................................................................... 18
016-530 LDAP Address Book- Access Error.................................................................. 26
005-199 Too Long Size Jam .......................................................................................... 18
016-570 Job Ticket Out Of Memory ............................................................................... 26
005-210 DADF Download Fail........................................................................................ 18
016-571 Job ticket wrong ............................................................................................... 26
005-211 DADF-FW Version Error .................................................................................. 18
016-572 Job ticket media error....................................................................................... 27
005-275 DADF RAM Fail................................................................................................ 18
016-573 Job ticket parse error ....................................................................................... 27
005-280 DADF EEPROM Fail ........................................................................................ 18
016-602 System NVM Initialize ...................................................................................... 27
005-305 DADF Feeder Cover Interlock Open ................................................................ 18
016-603 ESS-NVM Parameter Recover......................................................................... 27
005-500 DADF Download Flash Write Error .................................................................. 19
016-604 ESS-NVM Parameter Copy.............................................................................. 27
005-907 DADF Pre Regi. Sensor ................................................................................... 19
016-605 ESS-NVM Parameter Copy.............................................................................. 27
005-908 DADF Regi. Sensor Static Jam........................................................................ 19
016-606 Clear Job History.............................................................................................. 27
005-913 DADF Invert Sensor Static Jam ....................................................................... 19
016-610 Panel Destination Mismatch............................................................................. 27
005-940 DADF No Original Fail...................................................................................... 19
016-612 Invalid MAC Address........................................................................................ 27
005-942 Not-Supported Doc Size DADF........................................................................ 19
016-718 Memory Over flow ............................................................................................ 27
005-948 SS-Size Mismatch Jam on No Mix-size ........................................................... 19
016-720 PDL Error ......................................................................................................... 28
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016-734 Download Signature Error ................................................................................ 28 024-958 MSI Paper Size Mismatch................................................................................ 36
016-737 Download Format Error .................................................................................... 28 024-959 Tray 1 No Suitable Paper................................................................................. 36
016-741 Download Protect Error .................................................................................... 28 024-960 Tray 2 No Suitable Paper................................................................................. 37
016-742 Download ID Error............................................................................................ 28 024-963 MSI No Suitable Paper .................................................................................... 37
016-743 Download Range Error..................................................................................... 28 024-965 Auto Paper Error .............................................................................................. 37
016-744 Download Check Sum Error............................................................................. 28 024-966 Auto Paper Error (both sides) .......................................................................... 37
016-745 Download header Error .................................................................................... 28 024-970 Tray 1 Paper Size Switch Error........................................................................ 37
016-746 Prohibit Error .................................................................................................... 28 024-971 Tray 2 Paper Size Switch Error........................................................................ 37
016-757 Auditron - Invalid User...................................................................................... 28
016-758 Auditron - Disabled Function ............................................................................ 29 CHAIN 27
016-759 Auditron - Reached Limit.................................................................................. 29 027-446 IPv6 duplicate .................................................................................................. 39
016-764 SMTP Server Connection Error........................................................................ 29 027-452 IPv4 duplicate .................................................................................................. 39
016-765 SMTP Server HD Full....................................................................................... 29 CHAIN 31
016-766 SMTP Server File System Error ....................................................................... 29
031-521 SMB Login Error .............................................................................................. 41
016-767 Invalid Recipient Email Address....................................................................... 29 031-522 SMB user authentication fail or SMB Scanner login fail................................... 41
016-768 Invalid Sender Address (Login Error) ............................................................... 29
031-523 Problem with share name in SMB scan server ................................................ 41
016-786 Data Send/Receive Timeout Error ................................................................... 29
031-524 SMB Scan User Over limit ............................................................................... 41
016-790 F2N Module Starting-up ................................................................................... 29 031-525 SMB Error ........................................................................................................ 41
016-799 Job Environment Violation................................................................................ 30
031-526 SMB Scan Host Name Resolution Fail ............................................................ 41
016-985 Mail Size Error.................................................................................................. 30
031-527 SMB Scan DNS Server Not Set....................................................................... 42
016-986 File Size Error................................................................................................... 30 031-528 In SMB scan, server connection error.............................................................. 42
CHAIN 17 031-529 SMB Scan DNS Server Not Set....................................................................... 42
017-600 Address Info Sum Check Fail........................................................................... 31 031-530 Problem with storage location of scanned image in SMB scan server ............ 42
017-970 FAX Memory Full.............................................................................................. 31 031-531 Couldn't get file/folder name of SMB scan server ............................................ 42
017-971 FAX Controller Error......................................................................................... 31 031-532 Suffix of SMB scan file name/folder name is over limit .................................... 42
017-972 FAX Controller Error......................................................................................... 31 031-533 SMB Scan File Creation Fail ............................................................................ 43
017-973 FAX Controller Error......................................................................................... 31 031-534 SMB Scan Folder Creation Fail ....................................................................... 43
017-974 FAX Controller Error......................................................................................... 31 031-535 SMB Scan File Deletion Fail ............................................................................ 43
017-975 FAX Controller Error......................................................................................... 31 031-536 SMB Scan Folder Deletion Fail ........................................................................ 43
017-976 FAX Controller Error......................................................................................... 32 031-537 No free space in storage location on SMB scan data server ........................... 43
017-977 FAX Controller Error......................................................................................... 32 031-539 Invalid SMB server (Net BIOS) name is specified ........................................... 43
017-978 FAX Controller Error......................................................................................... 32 031-540 SMB protocol error(4-007)Invalid scan domain name is specified................... 44
017-979 FAX Controller Error......................................................................................... 32 031-541 SMB protocol error (4-008)Invalid scan user name is specified ...................... 44
017-980 Report File Open/Close Error........................................................................... 32 031-542 SMB(TCP/IP) is not active ............................................................................... 44
017-983 EEPROM R/W Error......................................................................................... 32 031-543 SMB protocol error(4-045)Scan login prohibited time ...................................... 44
017-986 FAX Controller Error......................................................................................... 32 031-544 SMB protocol error(4-046) Password expired.................................................. 44
017-987 FAX Controller Error......................................................................................... 33 031-545 SMB protocol error(4-047) Password change is required ................................ 44
017-988 Scan Time Out ................................................................................................. 33 031-546 SMB protocol error(4-048)User is invalid ......................................................... 45
017-989 FAX Controller Error......................................................................................... 33 031-547 SMB protocol error(4-049)Lock-out ................................................................. 45
031-548 SMB protocol error(4-050)User is expired ....................................................... 45
CHAIN 24 031-549 SMB protocol error(4-051)User is restricted. Null pass-word is prohibited ...... 45
024-340 IOT Firmware Error .......................................................................................... 35 031-550 SMB Scan Append Command Fail .................................................................. 45
024-348 MCU Fatal Error ............................................................................................... 35 031-551 SMB Scan Rename Command Fail ................................................................. 45
024-360 MCU Down Load Error ..................................................................................... 35 031-552 In SMB scan, Cancel is selected for processing in the case of file name duplication, and job is can-
024-362 IOT Start Image Marking Timeout .................................................................... 35 celled because of file name duplication .......................................................................... 46
024-371 IOT-ESS Communication Fail .......................................................................... 35 031-574 FTP Scan Host Name Resolution Fail ............................................................. 46
024-910 Tray 1 Paper Size Mismatch ............................................................................ 35 031-575 FTP Scan DNS Server Not Set........................................................................ 46
024-911 Tray 2 Paper Size Mismatch ............................................................................ 35 031-576 Server Connection Error in FTP Scan ............................................................. 46
024-946 Tray 1 Detached............................................................................................... 36 031-578 FTP Scan Login Name or Password Error....................................................... 46
024-947 Tray 2 Detached............................................................................................... 36 031-579 Problem with Location FTP-scanned Image is Saved in ................................. 46
031-580 Fail to get file name/folder name of FTP scan server ...................................... 46 033-766 Target File Opening ......................................................................................... 53
031-581 Suffix of FTP scan file name/folder name is over limit ..................................... 46 033-767 MMR MN86064 Decode Error.......................................................................... 54
031-582 FTP Scan File Creation Fail ............................................................................. 47 033-768 AT Move Counter Over .................................................................................... 54
031-584 FTP Scan Folder Creation Fail......................................................................... 47 033-769 JBIG NEWLEN Marker Error............................................................................ 54
031-585 FTP Scan File Deletion Fail ............................................................................. 47 033-770 YD Error ........................................................................................................... 54
031-587 FTP Scan Folder Deletion Fail ......................................................................... 47 033-771 Abort Marker Error ........................................................................................... 54
031-588 FTP Scan Server Data Write Fail..................................................................... 47 033-772 Undefined Marker Error.................................................................................... 54
031-590 FTP Error ......................................................................................................... 47 033-773 BIH Error .......................................................................................................... 54
031-594 FTP Scan TYPE Command Fail (Network Error)............................................. 47 033-774 FAX TX Encode Output Buffer Over ................................................................ 55
031-595 FTP Scan PORT Command Fail (Network Error) ............................................ 47 033-775 FAX RX Encode Output Buffer Over................................................................ 55
031-598 FTP Scan Append Command Fail ................................................................... 47 033-776 SCAN Encode Output Buffer Over................................................................... 55
031-599 FTP Scan Rename Command Fail .................................................................. 48 033-777 FAX RX Decode Input Buffer Over .................................................................. 55
033-779 Log File Create Fail.......................................................................................... 55
CHAIN 33 033-782 NSS/DCS Function disagreement.................................................................... 55
033-500 FAX RX JPEG Data Limit Over........................................................................ 49 033-784 Fax Codec Error............................................................................................... 55
033-501 Fax Codec Error............................................................................................... 49 033-786 Fax Codec Error............................................................................................... 56
033-502 File Open Error................................................................................................. 49 033-787 Fax Memory Error ............................................................................................ 56
033-503 Memory Full ..................................................................................................... 49 033-788 Fax Memory Full .............................................................................................. 56
033-510 Fax Codec Error............................................................................................... 49 033-789 Fax Job Canceled ............................................................................................ 56
033-511 Fax Codec Error............................................................................................... 49 033-790 Fax Job Canceled ............................................................................................ 56
033-512 Fax Communication Error ................................................................................ 49 033-791 Fax Job Canceled ............................................................................................ 56
033-513 Fax Communication Error ................................................................................ 49 033-795 FAX Send Count Limit...................................................................................... 56
033-514 JPEG DNL/SOF0 Error .................................................................................... 50 033-799 Fax Codec Error............................................................................................... 56
033-515 JBIG NF Error .................................................................................................. 50
033-516 JPEG EOI Error................................................................................................ 50 CHAIN 34
033-517 DFAX Password Error...................................................................................... 50 034-508 Command Refuse Signal Send........................................................................ 59
033-518 DFAX Fax Country is not set correctly ............................................................. 50 034-515 DIS DCS Illegal Command Receive................................................................. 59
033-519 DFAX Fax Function is not available ................................................................. 50 034-791 Check Line Connection .................................................................................... 59
033-520 JBF_ERROR_CALLBACK ............................................................................... 50 034-799 No Dial Data..................................................................................................... 59
033-521 JBF_ERROR_MARKER_ABORT .................................................................... 50
033-522 JBF_ERROR_MARKER_UNKNOWN ............................................................. 51 CHAIN 35
033-523 JBF_ERROR_MARKER_NOT_FOUND .......................................................... 51 035-701 Send T1 Time Out............................................................................................ 61
033-524 JBF_ERROR_MARKER_BAD_ATMOVE........................................................ 51 035-702 Receive DCN ................................................................................................... 61
033-525 JBF_ERROR_MARKER_BAD_NEWLEN........................................................ 51 035-704 Not Send Ability................................................................................................ 61
033-526 JBF_ERROR_BIH............................................................................................ 51 035-705 DCS/NSS Resend Over ................................................................................... 61
033-573 E-mail Sending Error........................................................................................ 51 035-706 Fall Back Error ................................................................................................. 61
033-751 Over Run.......................................................................................................... 51 035-708 Post Message Resend Over ............................................................................ 61
033-752 During Call Busy Tone ..................................................................................... 51 035-709 G3 Send RTN/PIN Receive.............................................................................. 62
033-753 CJ Not Detection .............................................................................................. 52 035-710 Receive PIN ..................................................................................................... 62
033-754 V8 Error............................................................................................................ 52 035-716 T2 Time Out ..................................................................................................... 62
033-755 Phase2 Error .................................................................................................... 52 035-717 G3 Receive RTN Send..................................................................................... 62
033-756 Phase3 Error .................................................................................................... 52 035-718 Receive T1 Time Out ....................................................................................... 62
033-757 Primary Channel Synchronization Error........................................................... 52 035-720 Not Receive Ability ........................................................................................... 62
033-758 Control Channel Synchronization Error............................................................ 52 035-728 G3 EOL Not Receive........................................................................................ 63
033-759 Control Channel Retrain Error.......................................................................... 52 035-729 Career Cut........................................................................................................ 63
033-760 Control Channel OFF Time Out ....................................................................... 53 035-730 RS Request CS NOT ON................................................................................. 63
033-761 Primary Channel OFF Time Out ...................................................................... 53 035-737 CTC/EOR Resend Over................................................................................... 63
033-762 DM Prevention Function Receive Refuse ........................................................ 53 035-739 T5 Time Out ..................................................................................................... 63
033-763 Manual Transmission Read Manuscript Not Do............................................... 53 035-740 ECM Send EOR-Q Send.................................................................................. 63
033-764 Draw Data Create Not Do ................................................................................ 53 035-742 ECM Receive EOR-Q Receive ........................................................................ 64
033-765 File Pointer Error .............................................................................................. 53 035-746 Before Dial Tone .............................................................................................. 64
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035-779 FAX FWD document change error ................................................................... 64 062-956 Not-Supported Doc Size Platen ....................................................................... 79
035-781 Target Fax Busy ............................................................................................... 64
035-792 JM Not Detection.............................................................................................. 64 CHAIN 71
035-793 Digital Line Detection ....................................................................................... 64 071-105 Regi. Sensor On Jam (Tray 1) ......................................................................... 81
071-211 Tray 1 Sensor Fail............................................................................................ 81
CHAIN 41
041-340 IOT NVRAM Error ............................................................................................ 65 CHAIN 72
041-347 IOT I/F Failure .................................................................................................. 65 072-100 Tray2 Miss Feed Jam ...................................................................................... 83
041-388 Marking Logic Fail ............................................................................................ 65 072-105 Regi. Sensor On Jam (Tray 2) ......................................................................... 83
072-211 IOT Option Feeder 2 Failure ............................................................................ 83
CHAIN 42 072-461 Tray 2 Lift Up NG ............................................................................................. 83
042-313 IOT Fan Motor Failure ...................................................................................... 67
042-325 (01h) Main Motor Fail ....................................................................................... 67 CHAIN 75
042-325 (02h) YMC Link Sensor Fail ............................................................................. 67 075-101 Regi. Sensor On Jam (MSI) ............................................................................. 85
042-326 Sub Motor Fail .................................................................................................. 67 CHAIN 77
042-327 Fusing Motor Fail.............................................................................................. 68
077-104 Regi. Sensor Off Jam....................................................................................... 87
042-330 Fusing Exhaust Fan Fail................................................................................... 68
077-106 Fusing Unit Exit Sensor On Jam...................................................................... 87
042-700 IOT Cooling Down ............................................................................................ 68 077-108 Fusing Unit Exit Sensor Off Jam (Short) .......................................................... 87
CHAIN 50 077-109 Fusing Unit Exit Sensor Off Jam (Long) .......................................................... 87
050-101 IOT Remain Zone LH-1 JAM............................................................................ 71 077-123 Regi. Sensor On Jam (Duplex Direct).............................................................. 88
050-102 IOT Remain Zone LH-1 + DUP-1 JAM............................................................. 71 077-217 Duplex Miss Configuration ............................................................................... 88
050-103 IOT Remain Zone LH-1 + DUP-2 JAM............................................................. 71 077-300 Front Cover Open ............................................................................................ 88
050-104 IOT Remain Zone LH-2 JAM............................................................................ 71 077-301 L/H Cover Open ............................................................................................... 88
050-106 IOT Remain Zone LH-2 + DUP-2 JAM............................................................. 71 077-302 STM Left Cover Open ...................................................................................... 88
050-109 IOT Remain Zone LHL JAM ............................................................................. 71 CHAIN 91
050-112 IOT Remain Zone MSI JAM ............................................................................. 71 091-313 CRUM ASIC Comm Fail .................................................................................. 89
050-121 IOT Remain Zone 1T JAM ............................................................................... 72
091-400 Waste Toner Bottle Near Full........................................................................... 89
050-122 IOT Remain Zone 2T JAM ............................................................................... 72
091-401 Drum Cartridge K Near Life ............................................................................. 89
CHAIN 61 091-402 Drum Cartridge K Life Over ............................................................................. 89
061-371 LPH Error ......................................................................................................... 73 091-406 Drum Cartridge K Pre Near Life....................................................................... 89
091-411 Drum Cartridge Y Near Life ............................................................................. 89
CHAIN 62 091-416 Drum Cartridge Y Pre Near Life....................................................................... 89
062-276 IIT System Error ............................................................................................... 75 091-421 Drum Cartridge M Near Life ............................................................................. 89
062-277 DADF Communication Fail............................................................................... 75 091-426 Drum Cartridge M Pre Near Life ...................................................................... 89
062-300 Platen Interlock Open....................................................................................... 75 091-431 Drum Cartridge C Near Life ............................................................................. 90
062-311 IIT Software Logic Fail...................................................................................... 75 091-436 Drum Cartridge C Pre Near Life....................................................................... 90
062-312 IIT Initialization Error ........................................................................................ 75 091-480 Drum Cartridge Y Life Over ............................................................................. 90
062-317 IIT Video Overrun ............................................................................................. 75 091-481 Drum Cartridge M Life Over ............................................................................. 90
062-318 IIT Scan Timing Error ....................................................................................... 75 091-482 Drum Cartridge C Life Over ............................................................................. 90
062-319 PLL Lock Timeout Error ................................................................................... 76 091-910 Waste Toner Box Detached............................................................................. 90
062-320 WOZ Library Error ............................................................................................ 76 091-911 Waste Toner Bottle Full ................................................................................... 90
062-322 Scan Parameter Error ...................................................................................... 76 091-913 Drum Cartridge K Life End............................................................................... 90
062-328 FPGA Config Timeout ...................................................................................... 76 091-914 Drum CRUM K Communication Fail ................................................................ 90
062-360 Carriage Position Fail ....................................................................................... 76 091-915 Drum CRUM K Data Broken ............................................................................ 91
062-371 Lamp Illumination Fail ...................................................................................... 76 091-917 Drum CRUM Y Communication Fail ................................................................ 91
062-380 AGC Fail........................................................................................................... 77 091-918 Drum CRUM M Communication Fail................................................................ 91
062-386 AOC Fail........................................................................................................... 77 091-919 Drum CRUM C Communication Fail ................................................................ 91
062-393 CCD PWB Sync Signal Fail.............................................................................. 78 091-920 Drum CRUM Y Data Broken ............................................................................ 92
062-396 CCD Cable Connection Fail ............................................................................. 79 091-921 Drum CRUM K Not In Position......................................................................... 92
062-790 Copy Limit (Scan-JobAbort) ............................................................................. 79 091-922 Drum CRUM M Data Broken ........................................................................... 92
091-923 Drum CRUM C Data Broken ............................................................................ 92 093-951 Toner M CRUM Communication Fail ............................................................... 100
091-927 Drum CRUM Y Not In Position......................................................................... 92 093-952 Toner C CRUM Communication Fail................................................................ 100
091-928 Drum CRUM M Not In Position ........................................................................ 92 093-960 Toner Y CRUM Data Mismatch........................................................................ 101
091-929 Drum CRUM C Not In Position......................................................................... 93 093-961 Toner M CRUM Data Mismatch ....................................................................... 101
091-932 Drum Cartridge Y Life End ............................................................................... 93 093-962 Toner C CRUM Data Mismatch ....................................................................... 101
091-933 Drum Cartridge M Life End .............................................................................. 93 093-970 Toner Y CRUM Not In Position ........................................................................ 101
091-934 Drum Cartridge C Life End............................................................................... 93 093-971 Toner M CRUM Not In Position........................................................................ 101
091-960 Drum CRUM Y Data Mismatch ........................................................................ 93 093-972 Toner C CRUM Not In Position ........................................................................ 101
091-961 Drum CRUM M Data Mismatch........................................................................ 93 093-973 Toner K CRUM Not In Position ........................................................................ 102
091-962 Drum CRUM C Data Mismatch ........................................................................ 94 093-980 Toner Y CRUM Data Broken............................................................................ 102
091-963 Drum CRUM K Data Mismatch ........................................................................ 94 093-981 Toner M CRUM Data Broken ........................................................................... 102
093-982 Toner C CRUM Data Broken ........................................................................... 102
CHAIN 92
092-651 ADC Sensor System Fail (Shutdown Fail) ....................................................... 95 CHAIN 94
092-652 ADC Sensor Fail .............................................................................................. 95 094-417 IBT Unit Near End Warning.............................................................................. 103
092-661 Temperature Sensor Fail ................................................................................. 95 094-419 2nd BTR Unit Near End Warning ..................................................................... 103
092-662 Humidity Sensor Fail ........................................................................................ 95 094-420 IBT Unit End Warning ...................................................................................... 103
092-670 ADC Elec Patch Fail Y ..................................................................................... 95 094-422 2nd BTR Unit End Warning.............................................................................. 103
092-671 ADC Elec Patch Fail M..................................................................................... 95 094-911 IBT Unit Life End .............................................................................................. 103
092-672 ADC Elec Patch Fail C ..................................................................................... 95
092-673 ADC Elec Patch Fail K ..................................................................................... 95 CHAIN 116
116-314 MAC Address Error .......................................................................................... 105
CHAIN 93 116-315 ESS On Board RAM W/R Check Fail............................................................... 105
093-406 Toner K Pre Near Life ...................................................................................... 97 116-317 ESS ROM Check (Main) Fail ........................................................................... 105
093-407 Toner Y Pre Near Life ...................................................................................... 97 116-323 ESS NVRAM1 W/R Check Fail ........................................................................ 105
093-408 Toner M Pre Near Life...................................................................................... 97 116-324 ESS Illegal Exception....................................................................................... 105
093-409 Toner C Pre Near Life ...................................................................................... 97 116-327 ESS Instruction Cache Error ............................................................................ 105
093-413 Deve HSG K Life Over ..................................................................................... 97 116-328 ESS Data Cache Error ..................................................................................... 105
093-414 Deve HSG Y Near Life ..................................................................................... 97 116-343 ASIC Fail .......................................................................................................... 105
093-415 Deve HSG M Near Life .................................................................................... 97 116-350 On Board Network Communication Fail........................................................... 105
093-416 Deve HSG C Near Life..................................................................................... 97 116-351 Network Error ................................................................................................... 106
093-417 Deve HSG K Near Life ..................................................................................... 97 116-352 Network Error ................................................................................................... 106
093-418 Deve HSG Y Life Over ..................................................................................... 98 116-355 Network Error ................................................................................................... 106
093-419 Deve HSG M Life Over .................................................................................... 98 116-361 PCI Bus #0 Error Detected............................................................................... 106
093-420 Deve HSG C Life Over..................................................................................... 98 116-362 PCI Bus #0 Host Bridge Controller Error.......................................................... 106
093-423 Toner Y Near Life............................................................................................. 98 116-363 PCI Bus #1 Host Bridge Controller Error.......................................................... 106
093-424 Toner M Near Life ............................................................................................ 98 116-364 Timer Fail ......................................................................................................... 107
093-425 Toner C Near Life............................................................................................. 98 116-366 PCI Bus #1 Error Detected............................................................................... 107
093-426 Toner K Near Life............................................................................................. 98 116-368 PCI Error Messages received from Bus #0 - Device #1................................... 107
093-925 Toner K CRUM Communication Fail................................................................ 98 116-369 PCI Error Messages received from Bus #0 - Device #0................................... 107
093-926 Toner K CRUM Data Mismatch........................................................................ 99 116-390 ESS NVRAM1 SIZE And ID Check Fail ........................................................... 107
093-928 Toner K CRUM Data Broken............................................................................ 99 116-396 Fatal Error Related to Maillib............................................................................ 107
093-930 Toner Y Life Over............................................................................................. 99 116-721 Collate Full ....................................................................................................... 107
093-931 Toner M Life Over ............................................................................................ 99 116-722 WSD (Web Services on Device) Scan destination error .................................. 107
093-932 Toner C Life Over............................................................................................. 99 116-987 Fatal Error Related to Format Library .............................................................. 108
093-933 Toner K Life Over............................................................................................. 99
093-944 Deve HSG Y Life End ...................................................................................... 99 CHAIN 117
093-945 Deve HSG M Life End...................................................................................... 99 117-315 EEPROM Driver Error ...................................................................................... 109
093-946 Deve HSG C Life End ...................................................................................... 100 117-331 IPS Error .......................................................................................................... 109
093-947 Deve HSG K Life End ...................................................................................... 100 117-340 Controller Error................................................................................................. 109
093-950 Toner Y CRUM Communication Fail................................................................ 100 117-344 Fax Error .......................................................................................................... 109
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117-347 Billing Life Error ................................................................................................ 109 133-272 Message Send Error ........................................................................................ 120
117-350 Controller Error................................................................................................. 109 133-273 Memory Pool Release Error............................................................................. 120
117-361 IIT Parameter Verify NG................................................................................... 109 133-274 Message Receive Error ................................................................................... 120
117-362 EEPROM Sum Check Error ............................................................................. 109 133-275 OS Call Error.................................................................................................... 120
117-363 NVM Sum Check Error..................................................................................... 109 133-276 File Open Error ................................................................................................ 120
117-365 Low Voltage...................................................................................................... 110 133-277 File Close Error ................................................................................................ 120
117-367 FXIF error ......................................................................................................... 110 133-278 File Erase Error................................................................................................ 120
133-279 FAX CODEC I/F Error...................................................................................... 121
CHAIN 123 133-280 ERR_FAX_TIME.............................................................................................. 121
123-314 Control Panel Error........................................................................................... 111 133-281 Power Off Report Create Fail........................................................................... 121
123-333 Panel FW transmission error............................................................................ 111 133-282 Memory Pool Get Error .................................................................................... 121
123-399 Panel Device Reboot Error............................................................................... 111 133-283 Message Send Error ........................................................................................ 121
CHAIN 124 133-286 OS Call Error.................................................................................................... 121
133-287 File Open Error ................................................................................................ 121
124-325 Billing Error....................................................................................................... 113
124-375 Product information error (Master) ................................................................... 113 133-288 File Close Error ................................................................................................ 121
133-289 File Erase Error................................................................................................ 121
124-376 Product information error (Backup/IOT) ........................................................... 113
133-290 Print Decode Error ........................................................................................... 122
124-377 Product information error (All) .......................................................................... 113
124-378 Billing meter type error (Different value)........................................................... 113 CHAIN 134
124-379 Billing meter type error (Wrong format) ............................................................ 113 134-211 Fax Card Modem Error .................................................................................... 123
CHAIN 131 CHAIN 193
131-397 File2Net Fatal Error .......................................................................................... 115 193-700 Custom Toner Mode ........................................................................................ 125
131-398 SMB client Fatal Error ...................................................................................... 115
131-399 FTP client Fatal Error ....................................................................................... 115 2.2.3 Other Failure FIP
2.2.3.1 AC Power FIP .................................................................................................... 127
CHAIN 133 2.2.3.2 +5VDC Power FIP.............................................................................................. 127
133-231 T_FAXCOM Data Receive I/F Error ................................................................. 117 2.2.3.3 +24VDC Power FIP............................................................................................ 128
133-234 JBIG Parameter Error....................................................................................... 117
133-235 MHR Parameter Error ...................................................................................... 117 2.2.4 Common FIP
133-236 MHR Encode Error ........................................................................................... 117 CF-001 ADC Sensor Fail ............................................................................................... 129
133-237 MHR Input Buffer Error..................................................................................... 117 CF-002 Temperature / Humidity Sensor Fail ................................................................. 130
133-238 MHR Output Buffer Error.................................................................................. 117 CF-003 ADC Patch Fail.................................................................................................. 130
133-239 FAX ECM Buffer Address Error........................................................................ 117
133-240 Resolution Change Error.................................................................................. 117 2.3 NET System Fault Check
133-241 Memory Pool Get Error .................................................................................... 118 2.3.1 Interface (Physical/Logical) ................................................................................... 133
133-242 Memory Pool Release Error ............................................................................. 118 2.3.2 ’Cannot connect to the network’ or ’Print is not found from the PC’ ...................... 133
133-243 Message Send Error ........................................................................................ 118 2.3.3 No output is available, no data is printed .............................................................. 134
133-244 Message Receive Error.................................................................................... 118 2.3.4 Printing can be performed but abnormally ............................................................ 135
133-246 Memory Pool Get Error .................................................................................... 118 2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow.................................................................... 135
133-247 Message Send Error ........................................................................................ 118 2.4 Software Download
133-248 Memory Pool Release Error ............................................................................. 118 2.4.1 Software Download ............................................................................................... 137
133-249 Message Receive Error.................................................................................... 119
133-251 File Open Error................................................................................................. 119
133-252 File Close Error ................................................................................................ 119
133-253 File Erase Error ................................................................................................ 119
133-254 Memory Full...................................................................................................... 119
133-259 OS Call Error .................................................................................................... 119
133-260 File Open Error................................................................................................. 119
133-261 File Close Error ................................................................................................ 119
133-269 File Close Error ................................................................................................ 120
133-271 Memory Pool Get Error .................................................................................... 120
2.1.1 How to Troubleshoot 2.1.2 Glossary
Level 1 Troubleshooting: The following terminology are used throughout the troubleshooting section. The meaning of these termi-
nology must be fully understood when performing problem analysis.
• Level 1 Troubleshooting (Level 1 FIP) is the first step to diagnose a problem. Level 1 FIP asks you
whether any Fault Code and other problematic symptoms exist, guiding you to Level 2 Trouble- Common terms:
shooting or BSD to resolve the problem.
• Fault Code
Level 2 Troubleshooting: This 6-digit code appears when the machine has found problems.
• Actuate (Deactuate)
• Level 2 Troubleshooting is a diagnostic procedure of separating a problem by Fault Code, docu- To mechanically push (release) the Actuator of the switch or the connected mechanical linkage.
ment/paper jam and other problematic symptoms. Performing a FIP or an appropriate procedure in
• Block
the Check Procedure enables you to discover causes of a problem in a short period of time.
To place a sheet of document or paper on the photo sensor surface for detection.
• Check
How to proceed with troubleshooting and Cautions:
To visually check for operation failure of parts such as relay or mechanical linkage, and the failure
• First, perform Level 1 FIP to categorize a problem. Second, proceed to an appropriate Level 2 FIP status of the parts.
or BSD to resolve the problem. To find the causes of the problem using FIP or Check Procedure • Enter the CE Mode
etc., thoroughly read the instructions and follow the procedure properly. Sometimes, when two or To enter the CE Mode by following the procedure described in ’How to Enter/Exit the CE Mode’ of
more causes exist, they cannot be identified at once, so the same FIP should be repeated. In this Chapter 6.
case, pay attention to a different judgment made in the process of the same FIP. • Check the connection for short circuit
Turn the power OFF. Measure the resistance between the wire and the frame using the ohm range
• For source voltage related problems, such as being unable to power up the machine, refer to ’Other of a tester.
Failure FIP’ to proceed with the troubleshooting. • Check the connection for open circuit
Turn the power OFF. Measure the resistance between both ends of the wire using the ohm range of
• The Check Procedure for general electrical parts (Motor, Solenoid/Clutch, Switch, Sensor etc.) may a tester.
not be shown in each troubleshooting for some cases. In such cases, proceed to troubleshoot by • Input Check [xxx-xxx]/Output Check [xxx-xxx]
referring to ’Generic FIP’.
To enter the Component Check by following the procedure described in ’How to Use the CE Mode’
of Chapter 6.
• Analog Monitor [xxx-xxx]
To enter the Analog Monitor by following the procedure described in ’How to Use the CE Mode’ of
Chapter 6.
• Check the voltage level
Table 1
Voltage Level Range
+3.3VDC (H) +3.2 to +3.6VDC
(L) 0.0 to +1.0VDC
+5VDC (H) +4.8 to +5.4VDC
(L) 0.0 to +1.0VDC
+24VDC (H) +23.3 to +25.7VDC
(L) 0.0 to +3.0VDC
• PL 4.2
Refer to PL 4.2 in Chapter 5 Parts List.
• CH 6.2 Zone J4
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Refer to Chain 6.2 Zone J4 in Chapter 7 BSD.
• REP 4.1.3
Refer to REP 4.1.3 in Chapter 4.
• ADJ 4.1.3
Refer to ADJ 4.1.3 in Chapter 4.
• Replace the parts in sequence
When it is impossible to analyze causes of a problem further, replace the parts in sequence. The
part with a higher replacement frequency or higher possibility of causing a problem is listed first for
replacement.
2.2.1.1 Level 1 FIP
Procedure
Ask the operator about the problem. Did the operator operate the machine correctly?
Y N
Explain the correct way to operate the machine to the operator.
Output all jobs that are stored in the memory. Turn the power OFF and ON. Is the UI display normal?
Y N
Refer to [BSD (CH2.1)] and [2.2.3 Other Failure FIP] for repairing the malfunction in UI display.
Check the Error History. Enter Administrator Mode and output Error History. Is the Fault Code (Chain-
Link) displayed?
Y N
Refer to [Problem Solving] in the User guide and repair the malfunction.
Proceed to Level 2 Troubleshooting and perform the applicable FIP.
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Version 1.1 2-10 2.2.1 Level 1 FIP
003-500 Pages per Side Error
BSD-ON:-
The magnification requested from the document size and paper size exceeded the system limit.
Cause/Action
1. Delete the Job in suspended state. Press the [Close] button or recover after the time course which
was set in Fault Timeout.
2. Check the document and rerun the Job.
003-963 Auto Paper Error

BSD-ON:-
There is no support paper size that matches the APS calculation result.
Cause/Action
003-973 Auto Rotation Error

BSD-ON:-
Unable to rotate because the image horizontal scanning exceeded the image pass limit.
Cause/Action
Version 1.1 05/2014 2.2.2 Level 2 FIP

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Version 1.1 2-12 CHAIN 3
004-310 IOT Feeder I/F Failure
BSD-ON:CH3.3
Communication failure occurred between IOT and FEEDER.
Cause/Action
1. Turn the power OFF and ON.
2. Turn the Power OFF and check for disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between STM
PWB J541 and DRIVE PWB J419.
3. Check for disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J1 and ESS
PWB J6.
4. If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence:
• STM PWB (PL 10.6)
• DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2)
• ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
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005-122 DADF Simplex/Side 1 Pre Regi. Sensor On Jam 005-125 DADF Regi. Sensor Off Jam
BSD-ON:CH5.4 BSD-ON:CH5.5,CH5.4
• After Pre-Feed started for the first sheet (DADF Feed Motor On (CW)) in Simplex and Duplex, the After the DADF Pre Regi Sensor turned OFF at Scan operation, the DADF Regi Sensor did not turn OFF
DADF Pre Regi Sensor did not turn ON within the specified time. within the specified time.
• After Pre-Feed started for the second sheet onwards (DADF Feed Motor On (CW)) in Duplex, the
DADF Pre Regi Sensor did not turn ON within the specified time. Cause/Action
Check the following:
Cause/Action
• Transportation failure due to foreign substance on the document path.
• The surface of the Regi Roll, Out Roll, and Exit Roll for foreign substances.
• Transportation failure due to foreign substance on the document path. • The surface of the Regi Roll, Out Roll, and Exit Roll for wear.
• The surface of the Feed Roll and Nudger Roll for foreign substances. • Malfunction of DADF Regi. Sensor (DADF IIT Input[005-110]). (PL 56.14)
• The surface of the Feed Roll and Nudger Roll for wear. • Malfunction of DADF Pre Regi. Sensor (DADF IIT Input[005-206]). (PL 56.14)
• Malfunction of DADF Pre Regi. Sensor (DADF IIT Input[005-206]). (PL 56.14) • Malfunction of DADF Feed Motor (DADF IIT Output[005-008]). (PL 56.6)
• Malfunction of DADF Feed Clutch (DADF IIT Output[005-062]). (PL 56.7) • The Drive Gear for wear and damage.
• Malfunction of DADF Feed Motor (DADF IIT Output[005-008]). (PL 56.6)
• The Drive Gear for wear and damage. If no problem is found, replace the DADF PWB. (PL 56.2)
If no problem is found, replace the DADF PWB. (PL 56.2)
005-130 DADF Invert Sensor On Jam

BSD-ON:CH5.5,CH5.4
005-123 DADF Simplex/Side 1 Regi. Sensor On Jam
DADF Invert Sensor will not turn on after certain amount of time has passed from Duplex Read Operation
BSD-ON:CH5.5,CH5.4 (DADF Regi, Sensor On) in Duplex Mode.
The DADF Regi Sensor does not turn ON within the specified time after the DADF Pre Regi Sensor On.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action Check the following:
Check the following: • Transportation failure due to foreign substance on the document path.
• The surface of the Out Roll and Exit Roll for foreign substances.
• The surface of the Out Roll and Exit Roll for wear.
• The surface of the Takeaway Roll and Regi Roll for foreign substances.
• Malfunction of DADF Invert Sensor (DADF IIT Input[005-211]). (PL 56.10)
• The surface of the Takeaway Roll and Regi Roll for wear.
• Malfunction of DADF Regi. Sensor (DADF IIT Input[005-110]). (PL 56.14)
• Malfunction of DADF Pre Regi. Sensor (DADF IIT Input[005-206]). (PL 56.14)
• Malfunction of Exit Pinch Roll (Includes Exit Nip Release Solenoid (DADF IIT Output[005-072]) mal-
• Malfunction of DADF T/A Clutch (DADF IIT Output[005-098]). (PL 56.7)
function). (PL 56.7)
• The Drive Gear for wear and damage.

005-131 DADF Invert Sensor On Jam on Inverting

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BSD-ON:CH5.5 During the Invert operation where there is a next document, after the DADF Regi Sensor turned OFF, the
DADF Invert Sensor did not turn OFF within the specified time.
After the DADF Regi Sensor turned ON at Invert operation, the DADF Invert Sensor did not turn ON
within the specified time. Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Check the following: • Transportation failure due to foreign substance on the document path.
• The surface of the Out Roll and Exit Roll for foreign substances.
• The surface of the Out Roll and Exit Roll for wear.
• The surface of the Out Roll for foreign substances.
• The surface of the Out Roll for wear
• Malfunction of DADF Feed Motor (DADF IIT Output[005-008]). (PL 56.6) function). (PL 56.7)
• The Drive Gear for wear and damage. • The Drive Gear for wear and damage.
If no problem is found, replace the DADF PWB. (PL 56.2) If no problem is found, replace the DADF PWB. (PL 56.2)
005-132 DADF Invert Sensor On Jam 005-135 DADF Side 2 Pre Regi. Sensor On Jam
BSD-ON:CH5.5,CH5.4 BSD-ON:CH5.4,CH5.5
DADF Invert Sensor will not turn on after certain amount of time has passed from DADF Regi. Sensor On After the DADF Feed Motor started the reverse rotation at Invert operation, the DADF Pre Regi Sensor
in Simplex. did not turn ON within the specified time.
Cause/Action Cause/Action
Check the following: Check the following:
• Transportation failure due to foreign substance on the document path. • Transportation failure due to foreign substance on the document path.
• The surface of the Out Roll for foreign substances. • The surface of the Exit Roll for foreign substances.
• The surface of the Out Roll for wear • The surface of the Exit Roll for wear
• Malfunction of DADF Invert Sensor (DADF IIT Input[005-211]). (PL 56.10) • Malfunction of DADF Pre Regi. Sensor (DADF IIT Input[005-206]). (PL 56.14)
• Malfunction of DADF Regi. Sensor (DADF IIT Input[005-110]). (PL 56.14) • Malfunction of DADF Feed Motor (DADF IIT Output[005-048]). (PL 56.6)
• Malfunction of DADF Feed Motor (DADF IIT Output[005-008]). (PL 56.6) • Malfunction of Exit Pinch Roll (Includes Exit Nip Release Solenoid (DADF IIT Output[005-072]) mal-
• The Drive Gear for wear and damage. function). (PL 56.7)
005-134 DADF Invert Sensor Off Jam on Inverting

BSD-ON:CH5.5,CH5.4 005-136 DADF Side 2 Regi. Sensor On Jam
BSD-ON:CH5.5,CH5.4
After the DADF Pre Regi Sensor turned ON at Invert operation, the DADF Regi Sensor did not turn ON BSD-ON:CH5.5,CH5.4
within the specified time.
After the DADF Pre Regi Sensor turned OFF at Invert operation, the DADF Regi Sensor did not turn OFF
Cause/Action within the specified time.
Cause/Action
• Transportation failure due to foreign substance on the document path. Check the following:
• The surface of the Exit Roll, Takeaway Roll, and Regi Roll for foreign substances.
• The surface of the Exit Roll, Takeaway Roll, and Regi Roll for wear.
• The surface of the Regi Roll, Out Roll, and Exit Roll for foreign substances.
• The surface of the Regi Roll, Out Roll, and Exit Roll for wear.
• Malfunction of DADF T/A Clutch (DADF IIT Output[005-098]). (PL 56.7)
function). (PL 56.7) • The Drive Gear for wear and damage.
005-147 DADF Pre Regi. Sensor Off Jam on Inverting

005-139 DADF Invert Sensor Off Jam BSD-ON:CH5.4,CH5.5
BSD-ON:CH5.5,CH5.4
After the DADF Feed Motor started the reverse rotation at Invert operation, the DADF Pre Regi Sensor
During the Simplex and Duplex Scan operation, after the DADF Regi Sensor turned OFF, the DADF did not turn OFF within the specified time.
Invert Sensor did not turn OFF within the specified time.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action Check the following:
• Transportation failure due to foreign substance on the document path. • The surface of the Exit Roll, Takeaway Roll, Regi Roll, and Out Roll for foreign substances.
• The surface of the Out Roll and Exit Roll for foreign substances. • The surface of the Exit Roll, Takeaway Roll, Regi Roll, and Out Roll for wear.
• The surface of the Out Roll and Exit Roll for wear. • Malfunction of DADF Pre Regi. Sensor (DADF IIT Input[005-206]). (PL 56.14)
• Malfunction of DADF Invert Sensor (DADF IIT Input[005-211]). (PL 56.10) • Malfunction of DADF Feed Motor (DADF IIT Output[005-048/008] (CCW/CW)). (PL 56.6)
• Malfunction of DADF Regi. Sensor (DADF IIT Input[005-110]). (PL 56.14) • Malfunction of Exit Pinch Roll (Includes Exit Nip Release Solenoid (DADF IIT Output[005-072]) mal-
• The Drive Gear for wear and damage. If no problem is found, replace the DADF PWB. (PL 56.2)
005-196 Size Mismatch Jam on No Mix-Size

BSD-ON:CH5.4,CH5.2
005-145 DADF Regi. Sensor Off Jam on Inverting
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The 2nd sheet or later of the document was detected to be of a different size compared to the 1st sheet 005-210 DADF Download Fail
(the length of the document’s 2nd sheet or later in SS direction is longer).
BSD-ON:CH3.2
Cause/Action When the IISS starts up (including at Power ON/Sleep recovery), it was detected that the DADF is in
1. Check the size of the document that was fed by the User. Download Mode. There was an error in DADF download; the ROM is corrupted. (Includes the case that
2. If the error is not cleared, check the following: was replaced to half-raw ROM in the market and powered ON.)
• Malfunction of Document Tray Size Sensor 1/2 (DADF IIT Input[005-221/222]). (PL 56.11) Cause/Action
3. If no problem is found, replace the DADF PWB. (PL 56.2) Install the latest F/W of DADF.
005-198 Too Short Size Jam 005-211 DADF-FW Version Error

BSD-ON:CH5.4,CH5.2
BSD-ON:CH3.2
The length of vertical scanning direction of the document is less than the specified value (Simplex:
This is an unsupported DADF-FW Version.
85mm, Duplex: 110mm).
Check the size of the document that was fed by the user. If it is within the permitted length for DADF Download the correct version of DADF-FW.
transport, check the following:
• Malfunction of Document Tray Size Sensor 1/2 (DADF IIT Input[005-221/222]). (PL 56.11) 005-275 DADF RAM Fail
BSD-ON:CH3.2
RAM failure on DADF PWB was detected. (At Power ON)
Cause/Action
005-199 Too Long Size Jam 1. Turn the power OFF and ON.
2. If the problem persists, replace the DADF PWB. (PL 56.2)
BSD-ON:CH5.4,CH5.2
[Too Long Size Jam]

005-280 DADF EEPROM Fail
The length of vertical scanning direction of the document is the specified value or more (Simplex:
BSD-ON:CH3.2
1,275mm, Duplex: 480.1mm).
Write failure to DADF EEPROM or communication failure with EEPROM was detected.
Cause/Action
Check the size of the document that was fed by the user. If it is within the permitted length for DADF Cause/Action
transport, check the following:
2. If the problem persists, replace the DADF PWB. (PL 56.2)
• Malfunction of Document Tray Size Sensor 1/2 (DADF IIT Input[005-221/222]). (PL 56.11)

005-305 DADF Feeder Cover Interlock Open
BSD-ON:CH5.1
The DADF Feeder Cover Interlock Switch was opened during DADF operation.
Cause/Action 005-913 DADF Invert Sensor Static Jam

1. Check the DADF Feeder Cover for mismatch. BSD-ON:CH5.5
2. Check for malfunction of DADF Feeder Cover Interlock Switch (DADF IIT Input[005-212]). (PL 56.6)
3. If no problem is found, replace the DADF PWB. (PL 56.2) DADF Invert Sensor detected paper when Powering On, closing Feeder Cover Interlock, or closing
DADF Open Sensor.
Cause/Action
005-500 DADF Download Flash Write Error
1. Check for any residue of paper on DADF Invert Sensor, returning malfunction of the Actuator, Sen-
BSD-ON:CH3.2 sor uncleanness.
2. Check for malfunction of DADF Invert Sensor (DADF IIT Input[005-206]). (PL 56.10)
Failed to write into the Flash ROM during DAFD Download.
3. If no problem is found, replace the DADF PWB. (PL 56.2)
Cause/Action
2. If the problem persists, replace the following parts in sequence: 005-940 DADF No Original Fail
• DADF PWB (PL 56.2) BSD-ON:CH5.1
It was detected that the document was pulled out during document feed.
Cause/Action
005-907 DADF Pre Regi. Sensor Reload the document.
BSD-ON:CH5.4,CH5.5
DADF Pre Regi. Sensor detected paper when Powering On, closing Feeder Cover Interlock, or closing
DADF Open Sensor.
005-942 Not-Supported Doc Size DADF
Cause/Action BSD-ON:CH5.4,CH5.2
1. Check for any residue of paper on DADF Pre Regi. Sensor, returning malfunction of the Actuator, Detected unsupported document size in DADF Scan.
Sensor uncleanness.
2. Check for malfunction of DADF Pre Regi. Sensor (DADF IIT Input[005-206]). (PL 56.14) Cause/Action
1. Check the size of the document that was fed by the User.
2. If the error is not cleared, check the following:
005-908 DADF Regi. Sensor Static Jam • Malfunction of Document Tray Size Sensor 1/2 (DADF IIT Input[005-221/222]). (PL 56.11)
BSD-ON:CH5.5
DADF Regi. Sensor detected paper when Powering On, closing Feeder Cover Interlock, or closing DADF
Open Sensor.
005-948 SS-Size Mismatch Jam on No Mix-size
1. Check for any residue of paper on DADF Regi. Sensor, returning malfunction of the Actuator, Sen-
sor uncleanness. In No Mix mode, it was detected that a document with a shorter size in Slow Scan (SS) direction was
transported from the DADF. (Notify Fail when (NVM[710-600] value is "3", size mismatch was detected,
2. Check for malfunction of DADF Regi. Sensor (DADF IIT Input[005-206]). (PL 56.14)
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Cause/Action
1. Check the size of the document that was fed by the User.
2. If the error is not cleared, check the following:
• Malfunction of Document Tray Size Sensor 1/2 (DADF IIT Input[005-221/222]). (PL 56.11)
010-397 (01h) Heat Roll STS Disconnection Fail • Check to see if DRIVE PWB Connector J414 is connected correctly.
BSD-ON:CH10.3
Detected AD value that was determined as broken wire of Fusing Unit Thermistor 3 consecutive times. Procedure
Turn the Power OFF and remove DRIVE PWB connector J511.
Check Items Calculate the resistance between P2-1 Pin and P2-3 of DRIVE PWB side.. Is the resistance infinite?
Y N
• Turn the Power Off and check to see if the Fusing Unit is correctly set.
Replace DRIVE PWB. (PL 18.2)
• Check the Drawer Connector between the Fusing Unit and the Main Unit (DP/DJ600) for broken/
bent pins, foreign substances, burns, and etc.
Replace the following parts in sequence:
• Check to see if DRIVE PWB Connector J414 is connected correctly. • Fusing Unit (PL 7.1)
• LVPS (PL 18.3)
Procedure • ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
Turn OFF the power and remove the Fusing Unit.
NOTE: Always turn the Poser Switch Off when installing, removing the Fusing Unit. After replacing the Fusing Unit, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Fusing Unit Print
Count / Fusing Unit Time Count and initialize the Life Counters.
Measure the resistance between DJ600S-7 Pin and DJ600S-8 Pin of the Fusing Unit. Is the resis-
tance infinite?
Y N 010-397 (03h) Heat Roll NC Sensor Disconnection Fail
Check the following connections for open circuits, short circuits, and poor contacts. BSD-ON:CH10.3
• Between Fusing Unit DP600S-7 and DRIVE PWB J414-11.
• Between Fusing Unit DP600S-8 and DRIVE PWB J414-10. Fusing Unit NC Sensor compensation AD value was 1020 or more for 10 consecutive times when the
Fusing Unit temperature monitor value was 20 degrees C or more, or the Fusing Unit Thermistor AD
value was 900 or more. (Use the obtained compensation/detection AD value instead of the temperature
Replace the DRIVE PWB if there is no problem after checking. (PL 18.2)
monitor value (average of 4 times))
Replace the Fusing Unit. (PL 7.1)

After replacing the Fusing Unit, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Fusing Unit Print
Cause/Action
Count / Fusing Unit Time Count and initialize the Life Counters. 1. Turn the power OFF and ON.
2. Turn OFF the power and check the following:
010-397 (02h) Heat Roll STS Over Temperature Fail • The Fusing Unit for improper installation
BSD-ON:CH10.3,CH10.2 • The Drawer Connector between the Fusing Unit and the Main Unit (DP/DJ600S) for broken/
Fusing Unit Thermistor detected temperature monitor AD value that is the specified value or more for 10 • Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between Fusing Unit DJ600S and DRIVE
consecutive times. PWB J414.
NOTE: . To release this Fail, clear NVM[759-122] (High Temperature Abnormality Detection History) [0]
• Fusing Unit (PL 7.1)
after removing the cause and turn the Power Off/On. The relationship between the displayed value and
the sensor that detected the high temperature error is as follows:
• 0: Normal
4. After replacing the Fusing Unit, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Fusing Unit
• 1: Abnormally high temperature of Fusing Unit NC Sensor
Print Count / Fusing Unit Time Count and initialize the Life Counters.
• 2: Abnormally high temperature of Fusing Unit Thermistor
• 3: Abnormal temperature increase of Fusing Unit NC Sensor, Fusing Unit Thermistor
Check Items 010-397 (04h) Heat Roll NC Sensor Over Temperature Fail
• Turn OFF the power and remove the Fusing Unit. Check whether foreign substances or paper is BSD-ON:CH10.3,CH10.2
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Fusing Unit NC Sensor detected temperature that is the specified value or more for 10 consecutive times. 2. Clear the history at the NVM then turn the power OFF and ON.
3. Check whether an out of spec paper is being used. If no problem is found, replace the Fusing Unit.
NOTE: . To release this Fail, clear NVM[759-122] (High Temperature Abnormality Detection History) [0] (PL 7.1)
after removing the cause and turn the Power Off/On. The relationship between the displayed value and
After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Fusing Unit Print Count /
the sensor that detected the high temperature error is as follows: Fusing Unit Time Count and initialize the Life Counters.
• 0: Normal
• 2: Abnormally high temperature of Fusing Unit Thermistor 010-397 (06h) Warm Up Time Fail
• 3: Abnormal temperature increase of Fusing Unit NC Sensor, Fusing Unit Thermistor
BSD-ON:CH10.3,CH10.2
Check Items
When transitioning from the Wait state, the specified Temperature is not reached within the specified
• Turn OFF the power and remove the Fusing Unit. Check whether foreign substances or paper is
time.
wound around the Heat Roll.
• Check to see if DRIVE PWB Connector J414 is connected correctly. NOTE: . This Fail may occur when the temperature in the installation environment is low (10 degree C or
lower)
Procedure Cause/Action
Turn the Power OFF and remove DRIVE PWB connector J511. 1. Turn the power OFF and ON.
Calculate the resistance between P2-1 Pin and P2-3 of DRIVE PWB side.. Is the resistance infinite? 2. Turn OFF the power and check the following:
Y N • Is the Power Supply voltage above 10% of the rated value? Occurs if the voltage is low.
Replace DRIVE PWB. (PL 18.2) • The Fusing Unit for improper installation
• The Drawer Connector between the Fusing Unit and the Main Unit (DP/DJ600) for broken/bent
Replace the following parts in sequence: pins, foreign substances, burns, and etc.
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between Fusing Unit DJ600 and PSLV-NR
• LVPS (PL 18.3)
P2.
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between Fusing Unit DJ600S and DRIVE
• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) PWB P414.
After replacing the Fusing Unit, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Fusing Unit Print • Fusing Unit (PL 7.1)
Count / Fusing Unit Time Count and initialize the Life Counters.
• LVPS (PL 18.3)
010-397 (05h) Heat Roll Paper Winding Fail • ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
BSD-ON:CH10.3
Detected the paper was wrapped around the Heat Roll from the monitor value of Fusing Unit Thermistor
and NC Sensor.
NOTE: . To release this Fail, clear NVM[759-122] (High Temperature Abnormality Detection History) [0] 010-397 (07h) Fusing Unit On Time Fail
after removing the cause and turn the Power Off/On. The relationship between the displayed value and BSD-ON:CH10.3,CH10.2
the sensor that detected the high temperature error is as follows:
• 0: Normal The Heater Rod stayed On after the specified time has passed.
• 2: Abnormally high temperature of Fusing Unit Thermistor Cause/Action
• 3: Abnormal temperature increase of Fusing Unit NC Sensor, Fusing Unit Thermistor 1. Turn the power OFF and ON.
Cause/Action • The Fusing Unit for improper installation
1. Remove the jammed paper.
• The Drawer Connector between the Fusing Unit and the Main Unit (DP/DJ600) for broken/bent Cause/Action
pins, foreign substances, burns, and etc. 1. Turn the power OFF and ON.
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between Fusing Unit DJ600 and LVPS P2. 2. Turn OFF the power and check the following:
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between Fusing Unit DJ600S and DRIVE • The Fusing Unit for improper installation
PWB J414.
pins, foreign substances, burns, and etc.
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between Fusing Unit DJ600 and LVPS P2.
• LVPS (PL 18.3)
• DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2) PWB J414.
• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) 3. If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence:
4. After replacing the Fusing Unit, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Fusing Unit • Fusing Unit (PL 7.1)
• LVPS (PL 18.3)
010-397 (08h) Heat Roll NC Sensor Differential Amp Fail 4. After replacing the Fusing Unit, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Fusing Unit
BSD-ON:CH10.3 Print Count / Fusing Unit Time Count and initialize the Life Counters.
Malfunction of temperature monitor AD value of Fusing Unit NC Sensor was detected for 10 consecutive
times.
010-397 (0Ah) Heat Roll NC Sensor Broken Fail
NOTE: . To release this Fail, clear NVM[759-123] (Differential Amplifier Detection History) [0] after BSD-ON:CH10.3
removing the cause and turn the Power Off/On.
• (Fusing Unit NC Sensor temperature- Fusing Unit Thermistor temperature) was 90 (NVM) degrees
Cause/Action or more for more than 10 consecutive times.
1. Clear the history at the NVM then turn the power OFF and ON. • (Fusing Unit Thermistor temperature- Fusing Unit NC Sensor temperature) was 70 (NVM) degrees
2. Turn OFF the power and check the following: or more for more than 10 consecutive times.
• The Fusing Unit for improper installation
• The Drawer Connector between the Fusing Unit and the Main Unit (DP/DJ600S) for broken/ Cause/Action
PWB P414.
• Fusing Unit (PL 7.1) pins, foreign substances, burns, and etc.
• DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2) • Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between Fusing Unit DJ600S and DRIVE
• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) PWB P414.
4. After replacing the Fusing Unit, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Fusing Unit 3. If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence:
010-397 (09h) Fusing Unit Hot Not Ready Return Time Fail 4. After replacing the Fusing Unit, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Fusing Unit
BSD-ON:CH10.3,CH10.2 Print Count / Fusing Unit Time Count and initialize the Life Counters.
The time taken to recover from High Temperature Not Ready state has exceeded the specified time.
010-397 (0Bh) Heat Roll NC Sensor Broken Fail

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BSD-ON:CH10.3 • ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
• Fusing Unit NC Sensor compensation output AD value was detected below 130 for more than 10 Print Count / Fusing Unit Time Count and initialize the Life Counters.
consecutive times.
• Fusing Unit NC Sensor detection output AD value was detected below 150 for more than 10 consec-
utive times.
010-420 Fusing Unit Near End Warning
BSD-ON:CH10.3
NOTE: . When turning the power OFF, turn OFF the Power Switch first and then the Main Power Switch.
Detected that the Fusing Unit replacement time is approaching.
1. Turn the power OFF and ON. Prepare new Fusing Unit as necessary. (PL 7.1)
• The Drawer Connector between the Fusing Unit and the Main Unit (DP/DJ600S) for broken/
bent pins, foreign substances, burns, and etc. 010-421 Fusing Unit Life Warning
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between Fusing Unit DJ600S and DRIVE BSD-ON:CH10.3
PWB P414.
3. If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence: Detected the replacement time of the Fusing Unit.
Cause/Action
Replace the Fusing Unit. (PL 7.1)
After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Fusing Unit Print Count /Fusing
Print Count / Fusing Unit Time Count and initialize the Life Counters. Unit Time Count and initialize the Life Counters.
010-397 (0Ch) Fusing Unit Cold Not Ready Return Time Fail
BSD-ON:CH10.3,CH10.2
The recovery time from Low Temperature Not Ready state exceeded the specified time.
Cause/Action
pins, foreign substances, burns, and etc.
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between Fusing Unit DJ600 and LVPS P2.
PWB J414.
• LVPS (PL 18.3)
016-359 MRAM Fail
BSD-ON:-
016-405 Certificate DB Error
MRAM Device error. BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action Invalid security setting error.

2. If the problem persists, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
Cause/Action
Security setting mismatch. Initialize certificate DB and security setting and then restart the printer. Con-
tact administrator for security resetting.
016-369 UI Panel - ESS Communication Fail

BSD-ON:CH2.1
016-500 Download Delete Error
Communication error with Control Panel and ESS F/W.
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action Flash delete error in download.
2. Turn the Power OFF and check for disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between Con- Cause/Action
trol Panel J840 and ESS PWB J436. Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem
3. If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence: cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
• Control Panel (PL 1.1)
016-501 Download Write Error

016-389 Download Insertion Error BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
Flash write error in download.
Unable to access the Font ROM.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem
cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
2. Turn the Power Off to check if the device supports Option Font ROM or not from the specification. If
the device supports it, check the connection.
016-502 Download Verify Error
BSD-ON:-
016-404 Certificate DB Error Flash verify error in download.

BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Certificate DB access error. Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem
Cause/Action
Certificate DB is invalid. Initialize certificate DB and security setting and then restart the printer. 016-503 SMTP Server Address Resolution Fail for Maillib
BSD-ON:-

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SMTP server name resolution for email send failed. Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. On CWIS,
Cause/Action check if user name and password used for SMTP server are set correctly. If the error persists after the
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. On CWIS, action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and
check SMTP server is set correctly. In addition, check if DNS server is set correctly. If the error persists then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then
on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2) 016-520 Ipsec Certificate Error
BSD-ON:-
016-504 POP Server Address Resolution Fail for Maillib
BSD-ON:- Self device certificate error.
POP3 server name resolution for email send failed. Cause/Action

Certificate of self device is invalid. Contact administrator. Reset certificate from other connectable client
Cause/Action with EWS. If no device can be connected, disconnect cable, turn off IPsec, and then reset certificate with
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. On CWIS, EWS.
check POP3 server is set correctly. In addition, check if DNS server is set correctly. If the error persists
after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then 016-521 Ipsec Certificate Error
on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
BSD-ON:-
016-505 POP Authentication Fail for Maillib Remote device certification verification error.
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Cannot login to POP3 server to send email.
Certificate of destination client is invalid. Contact administrator. Confirm certificate of destination client
and reset.
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. On CWIS, 016-530 LDAP Address Book- Access Error
check if user name and password used for POP3 server are set correctly. If the error persists after the
action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and BSD-ON:-
then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
LDAP Address Book Other Access Errors.
016-506 Required user entry item is empty Cause/Action

BSD-ON:-
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs.-Checking the LDAP setting.-Update to the latest
F/W.If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is
Some item is not set.
powered off and then on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2).
Cause/Action
016-570 Job Ticket Out Of Memory
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. On CWIS,
BSD-ON:-
check if SMTP server or POP3 server is set. If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure
that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL
XPIF parser detects insufficient memory in the processing of XCPT (XPIF) interpretation.
18.2)
Cause/Action
016-507 SMTP Authentication Fail for Maillib
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time.
BSD-ON:-
Cannot login to SMTP server to send email. 016-571 Job ticket wrong
BSD-ON:-
Print instruction contents that the device cannot execute are detected. 016-605 ESS-NVM Parameter Copy
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Executed ESS-NVM Parameter Copy.
016-572 Job ticket media error Cause/Action

BSD-ON:- No action is required.
The paper attribute specified by XCPT (XPIF) cannot solve paper selection. 016-606 Clear Job History
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Clear Job History.
016-573 Job ticket parse error Cause/Action

BSD-ON:- No action is required.
XPIF parser detects error other than those listed above. 016-610 Panel Destination Mismatch
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Only for Production Line. Tried to apply JP setting to non-JP panel, or tried to apply non-JP setting to JP
panel.
016-602 System NVM Initialize
BSD-ON:- Cause/Action
No action is required.
At POWON start-up, execute NVM clear.
016-612 Invalid MAC Address
Cause/Action BSD-ON:-
Recover after message is displayed for 3 seconds. (When initialization is not completed, continue dis-
playing message.) Only for Production Line. MAC address is invalid.
016-603 ESS-NVM Parameter Recover Cause/Action

BSD-ON:- -Rewrite Mac address.-Update to the latest F/W.If the error persists after the action above is taken,
ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and then replace the ESS
Executed ESS-NVM Parameter Recovery. PWB. (PL 18.2)
Cause/Action If the problem cannot be solved, replace the printer.

016-718 Memory Over flow
016-604 ESS-NVM Parameter Copy BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
The current printing job process cannot be continued because the memory capacity is exceeded.
Executed ESS-NVM Parameter Copy.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Deleting
the data by executing Clear Storage. -Execute ’Clear Storage’ under ’Maintenance’ in the Control Panel.

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016-720 PDL Error Cause/Action

BSD-ON:- Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. -Re-download the correct file -Check the cable
between the Printer and PC (or Printer and Hub) - For local printer: USB cable - For network printer: Eth-
The print data cannot be processed by PDL. ernet cable Take corrective actions at the host side.
Cause/Action 016-743 Download Range Error

Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Check the BSD-ON:-
cable between the Printer and PC (or Printer and Hub). - For local printer: USB cable - For network
printer: Ethernet cable Take corrective actions at the host side. At download, write-in destination address is invalid. Range check error.
016-734 Download Signature Error Cause/Action

Download file signature data is invalid. ernet cable Take corrective actions at the host side.
Cause/Action 016-744 Download Check Sum Error

Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. -Re-download the correct file -Check the cable BSD-ON:-
ernet cable Take corrective actions at the host side. Download file checksum is invalid.
016-737 Download Format Error Cause/Action

Download file format is invalid. ernet cable Take corrective actions at the host side.
Cause/Action 016-745 Download header Error

Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. -Re-download the correct file -Check the cable BSD-ON:-
ernet cable Take corrective actions at the host side. Download file header is invalid.
016-741 Download Protect Error Cause/Action

BSD-ON:- Re-download the correct file. Check the cable between the Printer and PC (or Printer and Hub). - For
local printer: USB cable - For network printer:Ethernet cable Take corrective actions at the host side.
Performed FW download although FW update is prohibited by panel settings.
016-746 Prohibit Error
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. -Re-download the correct file -Check the cable
between the Printer and PC (or Printer and Hub) - For local printer: USB cable - For network printer: Eth- Download Prohibit Error.
ernet cable Take corrective actions at the host side.
Cause/Action
016-742 Download ID Error Re-download the correct file. Check the cable between the Printer and PC (or Printer and Hub). - For
BSD-ON:- local printer: USB cable - For network printer:Ethernet cable Take corrective actions at the host side.
Download file ID is invalid. 016-757 Auditron - Invalid User

BSD-ON:-
Account is not registered. 016-766 SMTP Server File System Error
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Checking Error in SMTP server.
the user s account setting. Set the correct user s account (user name and password). Take corrective
actions at the host side. Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Contact
016-758 Auditron - Disabled Function SMTP server administrator. -Check the SMTP Server Error. Take corrective actions at the host side.
BSD-ON:-
016-767 Invalid Recipient Email Address
Detect invalid account.
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action Recipient email address is incorrect.
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Set the
new function that is allowed for that account and try again. -Request the Account Administrator to add the Cause/Action
rights. -Update to the latest F/W. Take corrective actions at the host side.
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Check
email address and try scanning again. Take corrective actions at the host side.
016-759 Auditron - Reached Limit
BSD-ON:- 016-768 Invalid Sender Address (Login Error)
BSD-ON:-
Reached the limit of the number of registered users.
Sender email address is incorrect.

Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Set the Cause/Action
correct value of <User Registration>exceed the limitation. -Update to the latest F/W. Take corrective
actions at the host side.
email address and try scanning again. Take corrective actions at the host side.
016-764 SMTP Server Connection Error 016-786 Data Send/Receive Timeout Error
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
Error occurs when connecting to SMTP server.
Timeout error occurs in scan data send/receive.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Check if
SMTP server administrator. -Check the network connection using the [ping] command. -Checking the
network setting. (E-Mail Server Settings / DNS setings) Take corrective actions at the host side. network cable is disconnected or connected properly. When there is no problem with network cable, con-
tact server administrator. Take corrective actions at the host side.
016-765 SMTP Server HD Full 016-790 F2N Module Starting-up

BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
Capacity of SMTP server is not enough.
F2N module task is starting up, or IP address is not determined.
Cause/Action
SMTP server administrator. -Retrieve E-mails in the SMTP Server HD. Check the server capacity. Take
corrective actions at the host side.

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Cause/Action
network cable is disconnected or connected properly. When there is no problem with network cable, con-
tact server administrator. Take corrective actions at the host side.
016-799 Job Environment Violation

BSD-ON:-
Print condition conflicts with other condition.
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Ensure
that the printer configuration on the printer driver conforms to the printer you are using. Take corrective
actions at the host side.
016-985 Mail Size Error

BSD-ON:-
Exceed the max mail size specified on the menu.
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Degrade
image quality. (Change scan resolution, etc.)Change file format. -Divide the document into blocks and
retry scanning block by block. If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error
replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2).
016-986 File Size Error

BSD-ON:-
As a result of conversion to the specified format, exceed the max file size specified for each format.
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Degrade
image quality. (Change scan resolution, etc.)Change file format. -Divide the document into blocks and
retry scanning block by block. If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error
replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2).
017-600 Address Info Sum Check Fail Erase error of image data storage Flash ROM.
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
At POWON start-up, checking phone book and address book data and initializing incorrect data automat- Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the
ically. power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be
solved, replace the following parts in sequence.
Cause/Action
• FAX PWB (PL 18.5)
Recover after message is displayed for 3 seconds. (When initialization is not completed, continue dis-
playing message.) If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates
after the printer is powered off and then on, and then replace the following parts in sequence.
017-973 FAX Controller Error
BSD-ON:-
Suspend error of image data storage Flash ROM.
017-970 FAX Memory Full
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the
AIOC memory run out. power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Wait until
the Pending FAX Jobs will be sent. Or delete the Pending FAX data. -Try dividing the FAX data into
smaller blocks or converting the data to a smaller format. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists
after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then 017-974 FAX Controller Error
on, and then replace the following parts in sequence.
BSD-ON:-
Resume error of image data storage Flash ROM.
Cause/Action
017-971 FAX Controller Error Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the
BSD-ON:- power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be
Write error of image data storage Flash ROM.
Cause/Action • ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be 017-975 FAX Controller Error
BSD-ON:-
Exceed the maximum number of file handles.

BSD-ON:-

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Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Wait until Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Wait until
the Pending FAX Jobs will be sent. Or delete the Pending FAX data. -Try dividing the FAX data into the Pending FAX Jobs will be sent. Or delete the Pending FAX data. -Try dividing the FAX data into
smaller blocks or converting the data to a smaller format. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists smaller blocks or converting the data to a smaller format. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists
after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then
on, and then replace the following parts in sequence. on, and then replace the following parts in sequence.
• FAX PWB (PL 18.5) • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)

• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) • ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
017-976 FAX Controller Error 017-979 FAX Controller Error

BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
Exceed the maximum number of controlled files. File multi-open.
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Wait until Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the
the Pending FAX Jobs will be sent. Or delete the Pending FAX data. -Try dividing the FAX data into power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be
smaller blocks or converting the data to a smaller format. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists solved, replace the ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
on, and then replace the following parts in sequence. 017-980 Report File Open/Close Error
• FAX PWB (PL 18.5) BSD-ON:-
Report job fails to open/close report file.
017-977 FAX Controller Error Cause/Action

BSD-ON:- Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the
power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be
Exceed the maximum number of controlled documents. solved, replace the ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
Cause/Action 017-983 EEPROM R/W Error

Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Wait until BSD-ON:-
smaller blocks or converting the data to a smaller format. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists At system boot, EEPROM Read/Write check error (sum check error).
on, and then replace the following parts in sequence. Cause/Action
Delete message after start-up processing is completed. Turn the power off and on to check that the error
recurs. Then, replace the ESS PWB (PL 18.2)If the problem cannot be solved, replace the printer.
017-978 FAX Controller Error BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
Create empty file (0Byte).
Exceed the maximum number of pages in document.
solved, replace the ESS PWB (PL 18.2)

BSD-ON:-
Cannot read file because it is bigger than read destination buffer.
Cause/Action

017-988 Scan Time Out

BSD-ON:-
Timeout at start of Scan To Application.
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Checking
the USB connection. Reconnect the PC and the printer. -Set these items correctly. -Scan Form/Image
Type/Resolution/Paper size/Output Destination. If the error persists after the action above is taken,
ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and then Install the correct
Driver Software.

BSD-ON:-
Stop writing because size of file to be written is bigger than read destination buffer (even if file writing is
continued, it is impossible to read the file).
Cause/Action

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024-340 IOT Firmware Error
BSD-ON:-
024-371 IOT-ESS Communication Fail
MCU firmware error has occurred. BSD-ON:CH3.1
Cause/Action Communication failure occurred between IOT and ESS.

2. Install the latest F/W.
Cause/Action
3. If the problem persists, replace the following parts in sequence:
3. Turn the Power OFF and check for disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between ESS
024-348 MCU Fatal Error
BSD-ON:-
WatchDogTimer of MCU has expired.

024-910 Tray 1 Paper Size Mismatch
Tray1 paper size does not match the specified print size.
Cause/Action
024-360 MCU Down Load Error
BSD-ON:- • Is the paper size correct?
• Usage of out of spec paper.
MCU firmware download failed.
• Malfunction of Tray Size Guide.
Cause/Action • Malfunction of Tray 1 Size Sensor (Analog Input[071-200]/Digital Input[071-104]). (PL 9.1)
• Foreign substance adhesion, wear of Tray1 Feed Roll, Regi. Roll, Idler Roll surface.
• Malfunction of Regi. Sensor (Digital Input[077-104]). (PL 15.1)
• Malfunction of Regi. Clutch (Digital Output[077-002]). (PL 15.1)
024-362 IOT Start Image Marking Timeout • The BTR for contamination, wear, and transportation failure due to deterioration.
BSD-ON:-
If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence:
"Start Image Making was not issued within the given time.
3. If the problem persists, replace the following parts in sequence: 024-911 Tray 2 Paper Size Mismatch
• DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2) BSD-ON:CH8.3,CH7.2

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Tray2 paper size does not match the specified print size. • Correctly set the Tray.
• Malfunction of Tray 2 Size Sensor (Analog Input[072-200]/Digital Input[072-104]). (PL 10.1)
Cause/Action If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence:
• Is the paper size correct? • DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2)
• Usage of out of spec paper. • ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
• Transportation failure due to foreign substance on the document path. 024-958 MSI Paper Size Mismatch
• Foreign substance adhesion, wear of Tray2 Feed Roll, Regi. Roll, Idler Roll surface. BSD-ON:CH8.3,CH7.2
• Malfunction of Regi. Clutch (Digital Output[077-002]). (PL 15.1) MSI paper size does not match the specified print size.
• The BTR for contamination, wear, and transportation failure due to deterioration.
Cause/Action
If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence: Check the following:
• Is the paper size correct?

• Foreign substance adhesion, wear of MSI Feed Roll, Regi. Roll, Idler Roll surface.
024-946 Tray 1 Detached • Malfunction of Regi. Sensor (Digital Input[077-104]). (PL 15.1)
• Malfunction of Regi. Clutch (Digital Output[077-002]). (PL 15.1)
BSD-ON:CH7.1
• The BTR for contamination, wear, and transportation failure due to deterioration.
Tray1 is not installed. • The Drive Gear for wear and damage.
Cause/Action
Check the following: • DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2)
• Correctly set the Tray.
If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence: 024-959 Tray 1 No Suitable Paper
BSD-ON:CH7.1
• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) Tray 1 is empty. Or Tray1 paper size or paper type does not match the specified print size or print type.
Cause/Action
024-947 Tray 2 Detached Check the following:
BSD-ON:CH7.2
Tray2 is not installed. • Usage of out of spec paper.
Cause/Action • Malfunction of Tray 1 Size Sensor (Analog Input[071-200]/Digital Input[071-104]). (PL 9.1)
Check the following: If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence:
• DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2) Cause/Action
• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) • Deleting Jobs
Delete the Job in suspended state.Press the Close button or recover after the time course which
024-960 Tray 2 No Suitable Paper • Resume Job
BSD-ON:CH7.2 Check the document and rerun the Job.
Tray 2 is empty. Or Tray2 paper size or paper type does not match the specified print size or print type.
024-966 Auto Paper Error (both sides)
Cause/Action
BSD-ON:-
Unable to Duplex No APS paper error. Paper that matches the APS calculation result is not in the Tray.
• Usage of out of spec paper. Cause/Action
• Deleting Jobs
• Malfunction of Tray 2 Size Sensor (Analog Input[072-200]/Digital Input[072-104]). (PL 10.1) Delete the Job in suspended state.Press the Close button or recover after the time course which
If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence: was set in Fault Timeout.
• Resume Job
Check the document and rerun the Job.
024-970 Tray 1 Paper Size Switch Error

BSD-ON:CH7.1
024-963 MSI No Suitable Paper
BSD-ON:CH7.5 Tray1 paper guide is in a combination that is not supported by the System.
There is no paper in MSI. Or MSI paper size or paper type does not match the specified print size or print Cause/Action
type.
Cause/Action • Is the paper size correct?
Check the following: • Usage of out of spec paper.
• Change to appropriate paper setting for the selected MSI.
• Malfunction of MSI No Paper Sensor (Digital Input[075-100]). (PL 13.3)
• DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2) • DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2)

024-965 Auto Paper Error 024-971 Tray 2 Paper Size Switch Error
BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:CH7.2
Tray2 paper guide is in a combination that is not supported by the System.

No APS paper error. Paper that matches the APS calculation result is not in the Tray.

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Cause/Action


027-446 IPv6 duplicate
BSD-ON:-
At start-up, detect duplicate IPv6 address on network.
Cause/Action
Duplicate IPv6 addresses have been detected. Contact the system administrator. Remove duplicates
and then power off the printer and then on. Take corrective actions at the host side.
027-452 IPv4 duplicate

BSD-ON:-
At start-up, detect duplicate IPv4 address on network.
Cause/Action
Duplicate IPv4 addresses have been detected. Contact the system administrator. Remove duplicates
and then power off the printer and then on. Take corrective actions at the host side.

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031-521 SMB Login Error If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is pow-
ered off and then on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
BSD-ON:-
In SMB scan, login-able workstation is restricted. 031-524 SMB Scan User Over limit
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Exceed the upper limit of the number of SMB scan users.
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -About
user settings, confirm the following with system administrator. Restriction on login-able worksta-tion. -
Perform the following in sequence. Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Check
2.3 NET System Fault Check the number of users who use the server at the same time is not exceeding the upper limit. -Perform the
following in sequence.
2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow
2.3 NET System Fault Check
If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is pow-
ered off and then on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2) 2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow
031-522 SMB user authentication fail or SMB Scanner login fail If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is pow-
BSD-ON:-
In SMB scan, login access is rejected. Request is not allowed. 031-525 SMB Error
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
SMB scan client has no access right (Win9x).
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Check if
login name (domain name and user name) and password are correct. -Perform the following in
sequence. Cause/Action
2.3 NET System Fault Check the specified user can read and write file at the storage location. -Perform the following in sequence.
2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow 2.3 NET System Fault Check
If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is pow- 2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow
031-523 Problem with share name in SMB scan server ered off and then on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
BSD-ON:-
031-526 SMB Scan Host Name Resolution Fail
Problem with share name in SMB scan server. BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action SMB server name resolution failed.

SMB Server connection, or check share name you specified. -Perform the following in sequence. Cause/Action
2.3 NET System Fault Check DNS connection, or check if name of forwarding destination server is registered with DNS. -Perform the
following in sequence.

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2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is pow-
ered off and then on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2) 031-530 Problem with storage location of scanned image in SMB
031-527 SMB Scan DNS Server Not Set scan server
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
Problem with storage location.
DNS server is not set.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Set DNS
storage location is correct. -Storage location you specified is DFS setting and check if it is linked to other
address, or set forwarding destination server address as IP address. -Perform the following in sequence.
server. -Specify directly linked server, share name, and storage location. -Perform the following in
sequence.
2.3 NET System Fault Check2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow
Take corrective actions at the host side.
031-528 In SMB scan, server connection error
BSD-ON:- If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is pow-
Cannot find SMB server.
031-531 Couldn't get file/folder name of SMB scan server
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time.
Couldn’t get file/folder name of server.
1.Check if this device can communicate by network with the forwarding destination SMB server. For
example, check the following. -Check connection of network cable. -Check TCP/IP setting. -Check com- Cause/Action
munication with Port 137(UDP), 138(UDP), and 139(TCP).
2.For communication beyond the sub net, check setting of WINS server and if server name can be access right of the folder you specified. -Perform the following in sequence.
resolved correctly.
3.Perform the following in sequence 2.3 NET System Fault Check
ered off and then on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2) ered off and then on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
031-529 SMB Scan DNS Server Not Set 031-532 Suffix of SMB scan file name/folder name is over limit
BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
Invalid password (Win9x).

Suffix of file name/folder name is over limit.
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Check if Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Change
password is correct. -Perform the following in sequence.
file name/forwarding destination folder, or move or delete file in forwarding destination folder. -Perform
the following in sequence.
2.3 NET System Fault Check 2.3 NET System Fault Check
2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow 2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow
Take corrective actions at the host side. Take corrective actions at the host side.
031-533 SMB Scan File Creation Fail 031-536 SMB Scan Folder Deletion Fail
BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
Fail to create file. Fail to delete folder.
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Check if Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Check if
the file name you specified can be created in storage location. -Check if the file name you specified is not other user is not operating file in storage location you specified. -Perform the following in sequence.
used by other user. -Check if file or folder whose name is the same as the one you specified already
exists. -Perform the following in sequence. 2.3 NET System Fault Check
2.3 NET System Fault Check 2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow
2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow Take corrective actions at the host side.
Take corrective actions at the host side. 031-537 No free space in storage location on SMB scan data
031-534 SMB Scan Folder Creation Fail server
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
Storage location has no free space.
Fail to create folder.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
storage location has free space. -Perform the following in sequence.
the file name you specified can be created in storage location. -Check if file or folder whose name is the
same as the one you specified already exists. -Perform the following in sequence.
2.3 NET System Fault Check 2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow

031-539 Invalid SMB server (Net BIOS) name is specified
031-535 SMB Scan File Deletion Fail BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
Invalid SMB server (Net BIOS) name is specified.
Fail to delete file.

Cause/Action
Cause/Action Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Check if
server name is correct. -Perform the following in sequence.
other user is not operating file in storage location you specified. -Perform the following in sequence.

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Take corrective actions at the host side. 2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow
031-540 SMB protocol error(4-007)Invalid scan domain name is Take corrective actions at the host side.
specified 031-543 SMB protocol error(4-045)Scan login prohibited time

BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
Invalid domain name is specified. (User name is specified in domain user form)
Login prohibited time.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -On user
domain name is correct. -Perform the following in sequence.
settings, check the following with system administrator. -Login permitted time. -Perform the following in
sequence.

031-541 SMB protocol error (4-008)Invalid scan user name is
specified 031-544 SMB protocol error(4-046) Password expired
BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
Invalid scan user name is specified. Password expired.
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Check if Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -On user
login name (user name) is correct. -Perform the following in sequence. settings, check the following with system administrator. -Password valid period. -Perform the following in
sequence.
ered off and then on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2) Take corrective actions at the host side.
031-542 SMB(TCP/IP) is not active 031-545 SMB protocol error(4-047) Password change is required
BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
SMB(TCP/IP) is not active. Password change is required.
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Wait for a Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -On user
while and try the same operation again. If still not improved, Ask to the system administrator. -Perform settings, check the following with system administrator. -Necessity of password change. -Perform the fol-
the following in sequence. lowing in sequence.
2.3 NET System Fault Check 2.3 NET System Fault Check
2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow 2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow
Take corrective actions at the host side. Take corrective actions at the host side.
031-546 SMB protocol error(4-048)User is invalid 031-549 SMB protocol error(4-051)User is restricted. Null pass-
BSD-ON:- word is prohibited
BSD-ON:-
User is invalid.
User is restricted. Null password is prohibited.
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -On user Cause/Action
settings, check the following with system administrator. -User invalid setting. -Perform the following in
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -On server
sequence.
security settings, check access permission of null password user. -User valid period. -Perform the follow-
ing in sequence.
ered off and then on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2) 2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow
031-547 SMB protocol error(4-049)Lock-out Take corrective actions at the host side.
BSD-ON:-
031-550 SMB Scan Append Command Fail
User is locked out.
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action Have no rename access right to the file. Server does not support SMB rename command.
settings, check the following with system administrator. -User lock-out status. -Perform the following in Cause/Action
sequence.
append access right to the file. Check server supports SMB append command. -Perform the following in
sequence.
031-548 SMB protocol error(4-050)User is expired
BSD-ON:- 031-551 SMB Scan Rename Command Fail
BSD-ON:-
User is expired.
Have no rename access right to the file. Server does not support SMB rename command.
Cause/Action
settings, check the following with system administrator. -User valid period. -Perform the following in
sequence.

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Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Check Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Set DNS
rename access right to the file. Check server supports SMB rename command. -Perform the following in address, or set forwarding destination server address as IP address. Take corrective actions at the host
sequence. side.
2.3 NET System Fault Check 031-576 Server Connection Error in FTP Scan
BSD-ON:-
Network connection failed.

Cause/Action
031-552 In SMB scan, Cancel is selected for processing in the
case of file name duplication, and job is cancelled because of file this device can communicate with forwarding destination FTP server. For example, check the following. -
name duplication Check if server’s IP address is correct. -Check connection of network cable. Take corrective actions at
the host side.
BSD-ON:-
Cancel is selected for processing in the case of file name duplication, and job is cancelled because of file 031-578 FTP Scan Login Name or Password Error
name duplication. BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action USER/PASS command failed.

Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Set other
than "Cancel" for processing in the case of file name duplication, or change/delete file name the same as Cause/Action
the one specified in sending destination folder. -Perform the following in sequence. Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Check if
login name (user name) and password are correct. Take corrective actions at the host side.

031-579 Problem with Location FTP-scanned Image is Saved in
BSD-ON:-
Fail to move data to Repository Path.
031-574 FTP Scan Host Name Resolution Fail
Cause/Action
BSD-ON:-
storage location is correct. Take corrective actions at the host side.
DNS library call error.
Cause/Action 031-580 Fail to get file name/folder name of FTP scan server
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Check BSD-ON:-
DNS connection, or check if name of forwarding destination server is registered with DNS. Take correc-
tive actions at the host side. NLST command failed.
031-575 FTP Scan DNS Server Not Set Cause/Action

BSD-ON:-
server access right. Take corrective actions at the host side.
DNS library call error.
031-581 Suffix of FTP scan file name/folder name is over limit
BSD-ON:-
Same as left. BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action Data writing to FTP scan server has failed.

Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Change
file name / forwarding destination folder, or move or delete file in forwarding destination folder. Take cor- Cause/Action
rective actions at the host side. Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Check if
there is free space in storage location. Take corrective actions at the host side.
031-582 FTP Scan File Creation Fail
BSD-ON:- 031-590 FTP Error
BSD-ON:-
STOR command failed.
Cancel is selected for processing in the case of file name duplication, and job is cancelled because of file
Cause/Action name duplication.
the file name you specified can be created in storage location. -Check if there is free space in storage Cause/Action
location. Take corrective actions at the host side. Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Set other
than"Cancel" for processing in the case of file name duplication, or change/delete file name the same as
031-584 FTP Scan Folder Creation Fail the one specified in sending destination folder. Take corrective actions at the host side.
BSD-ON:-
031-594 FTP Scan TYPE Command Fail (Network Error)
MKD command failed. BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action TYPE command failed.

the folder name you specified can be created in storage location. -Check if the folder whose name is the Cause/Action
same as the one you specified already exists. Take corrective actions at the host side. Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Do the
same operation again. If still not improved, contact the system administrator. Check whether you have
031-585 FTP Scan File Deletion Fail the access permission for appending files, or whether the server supports the append command of FTP.
BSD-ON:-
DEL command failed. 031-595 FTP Scan PORT Command Fail (Network Error)
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
PORT command failed.
Cause/Action
031-587 FTP Scan Folder Deletion Fail Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Do the
same operation again. If still not improved, contact the system administrator. Check whether you have
BSD-ON:- the access permission for renaming files, or whether the server supports the rename command of FTP.
RMD command failed.
Cause/Action 031-598 FTP Scan Append Command Fail

BSD-ON:-
APPE command failed.
031-588 FTP Scan Server Data Write Fail

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Cause/Action
append access right to the file. Check server supports FTP append command. Take corrective actions at
the host side.
031-599 FTP Scan Rename Command Fail

BSD-ON:-
RNFR command or RNTO command failed.
Cause/Action
rename access right to the file. Check server supports FTP rename command. Take corrective actions at
the host side.
033-500 FAX RX JPEG Data Limit Over 033-510 Fax Codec Error
BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
In FAX receive, JPEG encode data volume exceeds system data. In JBIG data decode, error in the number of decode line in one stripe.
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the
power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be
033-501 Fax Codec Error
BSD-ON:-
Cancel Codec processing due to error of read part during manual send.
power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. Result of MH,HR,MMR receive decode is 0Line.
If the problem cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2) Cause/Action
033-502 File Open Error the telephone line connection. Reconnect the telephone line connector. -Checking the receiving side fax.
BSD-ON:- Send the fax data to known good fax machine. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists after the
action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and
File open error. then replace the following parts in sequence.
Cause/Action • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)

Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the • ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W.If the problem cannot be
solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
033-512 Fax Communication Error
BSD-ON:-
033-503 Memory Full
BSD-ON:- Modem Parameter Exchange Error.
In receive, memory full. Cause/Action

Cause/Action the telephone line connection. Reconnect the telephone line connector. -Checking the sending side fax.
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Wait until Receive the fax data from known good fax machine. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists after
the Pending FAX Jobs will be sent. Or delete the Pending FAX data. -Try dividing the FAX data into the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and
smaller blocks or converting the data to a smaller format. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists then replace the following parts in sequence.
on, and then replace the following parts in sequence. • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)
033-513 Fax Communication Error
BSD-ON:-

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Communication shutdown due to memory full. Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. The pass-
Cause/Action word is incorrect. Enter the correct password. If you have forgotten your password, contact the system
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Wait until administrator. Take corrective actions at the host side.
smaller blocks or converting the data to a smaller format. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists 033-518 DFAX Fax Country is not set correctly
BSD-ON:-
When DFAX job is executed, Fax Country code is Unknown.

Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Set the
033-514 JPEG DNL/SOF0 Error Country code correctly. Take corrective actions at the host side.
BSD-ON:-
033-519 DFAX Fax Function is not available
In JPEG receive, cannot get data on the number of lines.
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action When DFAX job is executed, Fax function is not Enabled. When this error occurs at the same time as
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the 033-518, 033-519 is displayed preferentially.
power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W.
Cause/Action
033-515 JBIG NF Error Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Set the
BSD-ON:- Fax function Enable. Take corrective actions at the host side.
In JPEG receive, cannot get color/monochrome multi-level data. 033-520 JBF_ERROR_CALLBACK

BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the Callback function returns error.
Cause/Action
If the problem cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
033-516 JPEG EOI Error
BSD-ON:- If the problem cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
In JPEG receive, cannot detect EOI from encode data. 033-521 JBF_ERROR_MARKER_ABORT
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the Detect ABORT marker.
Cause/Action
033-517 DFAX Password Error Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the
BSD-ON:- power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W.
Mismatch between DFAX Password and Fax/Scan Lock Password. If the problem cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
033-522 JBF_ERROR_MARKER_UNKNOWN BIH data error.
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Detect invalid marker. Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the
Cause/Action
033-573 E-mail Sending Error
If the problem cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2) BSD-ON:-
033-523 JBF_ERROR_MARKER_NOT_FOUND Domain regulation check error. The domain which is not permitted was specified and address directions
were performed.
BSD-ON:-
Predetermined marker cannot be found.

Cause/Action
Cause/Action email address and try scanning again. Take corrective actions at the host side.
power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. 033-751 Over Run
BSD-ON:-
Modem receive data overrun.
033-524 JBF_ERROR_MARKER_BAD_ATMOVE
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Adaptive template is moved incorrectly. power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be
Cause/Action
If the problem cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2) 033-752 During Call Busy Tone
BSD-ON:-
033-525 JBF_ERROR_MARKER_BAD_NEWLEN
BSD-ON:- In Tel/Fax mode, detect busy tone while calling external phone.
Image height is changed incorrectly. Cause/Action

Cause/Action the sending side fax. Receive the fax data from known good fax machine. -Set the Country code cor-
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the rectly. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error
power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and then replace the following parts in sequence.
If the problem cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2) • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)
033-526 JBF_ERROR_BIH
BSD-ON:-

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033-753 CJ Not Detection Cause/Action

CJ undetected. solved, replace the following parts in sequence.

solved, replace the following parts in sequence. 033-757 Primary Channel Synchronization Error
BSD-ON:-
• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) The Primary Channel Synchronization Error occurred.
033-754 V8 Error Cause/Action

V8 error. solved, replace the following parts in sequence.
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the • ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
solved, replace the following parts in sequence. 033-758 Control Channel Synchronization Error
BSD-ON:-
The Control Channel Synchronization Error occurred.
033-755 Phase2 Error Cause/Action

Phase2(Line Probing) error. solved, replace the following parts in sequence.

solved, replace the following parts in sequence. 033-759 Control Channel Retrain Error
• FAX PWB (PL 18.5) BSD-ON:-

Control channel retrain error.
033-756 Phase3 Error Cause/Action

Phase3(Primary Channel Equalizer Training) error. solved, replace the following parts in sequence.

• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) In manual send, cannot make document read on time.
Cause/Action
033-760 Control Channel OFF Time Out
The Control Channel OFF Time Out occurred.
solved, replace the following parts in sequence. 033-764 Draw Data Create Not Do
BSD-ON:-
• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) When sending, cannot make image data creation on time.
Cause/Action
033-761 Primary Channel OFF Time Out
BSD-ON:-
The Primary Channel OFF Time Out occurred.
solved, replace the following parts in sequence. 033-765 File Pointer Error
BSD-ON:-
• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) In encode/decode, Read/Write file pointer error.
Cause/Action
033-762 DM Prevention Function Receive Refuse
DM prevention function rejects to receive data.
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Setting
the receiving side fax. Set the Speed Dial. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists after the action
above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and then 033-766 Target File Opening
replace the following parts in sequence. BSD-ON:-
• FAX PWB (PL 18.5) In decode, encoding target file open.

Cause/Action
033-763 Manual Transmission Read Manuscript Not Do Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the
BSD-ON:- solved, replace the following parts in sequence.

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• FAX PWB (PL 18.5) Detect YD error in JBIG data decode.
Cause/Action
033-767 MMR MN86064 Decode Error power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be
In MMR decode, MN86064 decode error. • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)

Cause/Action
power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be 033-771 Abort Marker Error
solved, replace the following parts in sequence. BSD-ON:-
• FAX PWB (PL 18.5) Detect abort marker error in JBIG data decode.
Cause/Action
033-768 AT Move Counter Over power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be
The number of AT Move is 5 or more in one stripe. • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)
Cause/Action
power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be 033-772 Undefined Marker Error
• FAX PWB (PL 18.5) Detect undefined marker.

Cause/Action
033-769 JBIG NEWLEN Marker Error power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be
NEWLEN marker undetected. • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)

Cause/Action
power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be 033-773 BIH Error
• FAX PWB (PL 18.5) BIH error in JBIG data decode.

Cause/Action
033-770 YD Error power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be
• FAX PWB (PL 18.5) 033-777 FAX RX Decode Input Buffer Over
BSD-ON:-
033-774 FAX TX Encode Output Buffer Over In FAX receive, when copying from ECM buffer to JBIG decode input buffer, input buffer overflow.
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
In FAX send, JBIG encode output buffer overflow. Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Check
the sending side fax machine or retry sending by lowering the resolution setting. -Update to the latest F/
Cause/Action W. If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is
powered off and then on, and then replace the following parts in sequence.
the resolution setting. -Retry sending by lowering the resolution setting. -Update to the latest F/W. If the
error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered
off and then on, and then replace the following parts in sequence.
• FAX PWB (PL 18.5) 033-779 Log File Create Fail

BSD-ON:-
033-775 FAX RX Encode Output Buffer Over Cannot create log file of communication result.
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
In FAX receive, JBIG encode output buffer overflow. Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Checking
the telephone line connection. Reconnect the telephone line connector. -Checking the sending side fax.
Cause/Action Receive the fax data from known good fax machine. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists after
the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and
then replace the following parts in sequence.
the sending side fax machine or retry sending by lowering the resolution setting. -Update to the latest F/
W. If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is
powered off and then on, and then replace the following parts in sequence.
• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) 033-782 NSS/DCS Function disagreement
BSD-ON:-
033-776 SCAN Encode Output Buffer Over
Received NSS/DCS function disagrees with capability of own terminal.
BSD-ON:-
In FAX scan and D-FAX scan, JBIG encode output buffer overflow.
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Set the
Cause/Action Modem Speed correctly. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists after the action above is taken,
ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and then replace the following
parts in sequence.
the resolution setting. -Retry sending by lowering the resolution setting. -Update to the latest F/W. If the
error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered
off and then on, and then replace the following parts in sequence.
• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) 033-784 Fax Codec Error
BSD-ON:-

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In FAX receive, JBIG decode output buffer overflow. Cause/Action
Cause/Action the Pending FAX Jobs will be sent. Or delete the Pending FAX data. -Try dividing the FAX data into
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Check the smaller blocks or converting the data to a smaller format. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists
sending side fax machine or retry sending by lowering the resolution setting. -Update to the latest F/W. If after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then
the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powon, and then replace the following parts in sequence.
ered off and then on, and then replace the following parts in sequence.
• FAX PWB (PL 18.5) • ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
033-789 Fax Job Canceled

033-786 Fax Codec Error BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
Cancel.
In JBIG data decode, discrepancy between the number of decode line and the number of BIH line.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time.
power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be 033-790 Fax Job Canceled
BSD-ON:-
Cancel.
Cause/Action
033-787 Fax Memory Error Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time.
BSD-ON:-
033-791 Fax Job Canceled
Calling table full. BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action Cancel.
power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be Cause/Action
solved, replace the following parts in sequence. Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time.

033-795 FAX Send Count Limit
BSD-ON:-
033-788 Fax Memory Full Reach the upper limit of Fax send accumulation pages.
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Flash full. (for DFAX) Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Divide the
documents in blocks. Explain the maximum number of Fax scan pages to the operator.

BSD-ON:-
In MH,HR,MMR receive, exceed the maximum number of received lines for 1 page.
Cause/Action
the sending side fax machine or sending data. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists after the
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034-508 Command Refuse Signal Send • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)
BSD-ON:-
Send command refuse signal to stop communication. The sender discontinued the communication.
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. No action
is required.
034-515 DIS DCS Illegal Command Receive

BSD-ON:-
Receive illegal command such as DIS, DCS receive from calling terminal in spite of having no ability to
receive.
Cause/Action
Receive the fax data from known good fax machine. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists after

034-791 Check Line Connection

BSD-ON:-
The Telephone Line Connection Error.
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Line con-
nection error (unconnected or mis connected) might have occurred. Check the line connection.
034-799 No Dial Data

BSD-ON:-
Auto dial is activated but no dial data exist.
Cause/Action

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035-701 Send T1 Time Out 035-705 DCS/NSS Resend Over
BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
In send, T1 timeout. DCS/NSS resend over.
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Checking Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Checking
the telephone line connection. Reconnect the telephone line connector. -Checking the sending side fax. the telephone line connection. Reconnect the telephone line connector. -Checking the sending side fax.
Receive the fax data from known good fax machine. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists after Receive the fax data from known good fax machine. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists after
the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and
then replace the following parts in sequence. then replace the following parts in sequence.

035-702 Receive DCN 035-706 Fall Back Error

BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
DCN receive. Fall back error.

035-704 Not Send Ability 035-708 Post Message Resend Over

BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
Remote device has no ability to send. Post message resend over.


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035-709 G3 Send RTN/PIN Receive 035-717 G3 Receive RTN Send

BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
In G3 send, receive RTN/PIN. In G3 receive, send RTN.

035-710 Receive PIN 035-718 Receive T1 Time Out

BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
PIN receive (excl. EOR). In receive, T1 timeout.

035-716 T2 Time Out 035-720 Not Receive Ability

BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
T2 timeout. Remote device has no ability to receive.

035-728 G3 EOL Not Receive 035-737 CTC/EOR Resend Over
BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
In G3 image data receive, cannot receive EOL for 13 sec (default). CTC/EOR resend over.

035-729 Career Cut 035-739 T5 Time Out

BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
Career Cut. T5 Time Out.

035-730 RS Request CS NOT ON 035-740 ECM Send EOR-Q Send

BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
In high-speed training, modem CS does not become ON against RS request. IN ECM send, send EOR-Q.


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035-742 ECM Receive EOR-Q Receive Detect busy tone after dialing.
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
IN ECM receive, receive EOR-Q. Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Checking
the receiving side fax. Send the fax data to known good fax machine. -Checking the printer setting. (Line
Cause/Action type, Country code) -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure
that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and then replace the following parts
in sequence.
• FAX PWB (PL 18.5) 035-792 JM Not Detection

BSD-ON:-
035-746 Before Dial Tone JM undetected.
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Cannot detect dial tone before dialing. Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the
Cause/Action solved, replace the following parts in sequence.
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. -Check • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)
that the telephone line is not busy. Set the known good fax number manually. -Update to the latest F/W.
ered off and then on, and then replace the following parts in sequence.
035-793 Digital Line Detection
BSD-ON:-
Connected to digital line and cannot connect. (Detect when connecting to line.)
035-779 FAX FWD document change error
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
FAX forward document change error. the Line type. (PSTN / PBX) -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists after the action above is taken,
ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and then replace the following
Cause/Action parts in sequence.
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time. Turn the • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)

035-781 Target Fax Busy

BSD-ON:-
041-340 IOT NVRAM Error
BSD-ON:-
NVM (EEPROM) data abnormality. (When specific value is not in the specific address)
Cause/Action
2. Initialize NVM(EEPROM).
4. Turn the Power OFF and check for disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between ESS
041-347 IOT I/F Failure

BSD-ON:-
MCU internal error. (I/F part)
Cause/Action
041-388 Marking Logic Fail

BSD-ON:-
When fatal abnormality was detected in Marking control.
Cause/Action

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042-313 IOT Fan Motor Failure • The Drive Gear for wear, damage, and bearing blockage.
• Load towards the Main Motor.
BSD-ON:CH10.4
Abnormality in Fusing Exhaust Fan. If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence:
• Main Motor (PL 3.4)
Procedure • DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2)
Enter CE Mode and turn Digital Output[042-010] ON. Does the Fusing Exhaust Fan rotate?
Y N Press [Stop] and turn OFF the power. Check for disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire
Check the power supply line of the Fusing Exhaust Fan (+24VDC). Is the Fusing Exhaust Fan between Main Motor J208-6 and DRIVE PWB J411-1.
power supply normal? If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence:
Y N • DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2)
Check the power supply circuit to the Fusing Exhaust Fan. • ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
• Main Motor (PL 3.4)
Turn OFF the power and check the following:
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between the Fusing Exhaust Fan and DRIVE
PWB J202. 042-325 (02h) YMC Link Sensor Fail
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J1 and ESS PWB J6. BSD-ON:CH9.9
• Load towards the Fusing Exhaust Fan.
Abnormality in YMC Link Sensor detection (Malfunction in switching drive between Color Mode and BW
Mode).
• Fusing Exhaust Fan (PL 4.1) Procedure
• DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2) Remove the Rear Cover. Enter CE Mode and turn Digital Output[042-009] (1st BTR Initialize) ON. The
FC/BW Drive Switch operation will be turned on.. Is the Operating Link Bar moving Up (or Down)?
Press [Stop] and turn OFF the power. Check for disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire
Y N
between the Fusing Exhaust Fan and DRIVE PWB J202-3. Turn OFF the power and check the following:
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J416 and YMC LINK
SOLENOID P211.
• Wear, damage of Gear type of the DRIVE, Link Bar.
• Fusing Exhaust Fan (PL 4.1)

042-325 (01h) Main Motor Fail • DRIVE ASSEMBLY (PL 3.1)
BSD-ON:CH4.1 • DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2)
Rotation abnormality of the Main Motor.
Procedure • Dislocation, poor assembly of YMC LINK SOLENOID.
Enter CE Mode and turn Digital Output[042-001] ON.. Does the Main Motor rotate? • Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J409 and YMC LINK SEN-
Y N SOR P109.
Check the power supply line of the Main Motor (+24VDC).. Is the Main Motor power supply nor- If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence:
mal? • DRIVE ASSEMBLY (PL 3.1)
Y N
Check the power supply circuit to the Main Motor.
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between Main Motor J208 and DRIVE PWB 042-326 Sub Motor Fail
J411.
BSD-ON:CH4.2
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J1 and ESS PWB J6.
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Rotation abnormality of the Sub Motor.
Procedure • Fusing Motor (PL 3.4)
Enter CE Mode and turn Digital Output[042-003] ON.. Does the Sub Motor rotate? • DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2)
Y N
Check the power supply line of the Sub Motor (+24VDC).. Is the Sub Motor power supply nor- Press [Stop] and turn OFF the power. Check for disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire
mal? between Fusing Motor J207-6 and DRIVE PWB J411-3.
Y N If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence:
Check the power supply circuit to the Sub Motor. • DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2)
Turn OFF the power and check the following: • Fusing Motor (PL 3.4)
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between Sub Motor J209 and DRIVE PWB
J412.
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J1 and ESS PWB J6. 042-330 Fusing Exhaust Fan Fail
• The Drive Gear for wear, damage, and bearing blockage. BSD-ON:CH10.4
• Load towards the Sub Motor.
Abnormality in Fusing Exhaust Fan rotation.
If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence: Procedure

• Sub Motor (PL 3.4)
Enter CE Mode and turn Digital Output[042-010] ON.. Does the Fusing Exhaust Fan rotate?
• DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2) Y N
Check the power supply line of the Fusing Exhaust Fan (+24VDC).. Is the Fusing Exhaust Fan
Press [Stop] and turn OFF the power. Check for disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire
power supply normal?
between Sub Motor J209-6 and DRIVE PWB J412-3. Y N
Check the power supply circuit to the Fusing Exhaust Fan.
• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) Turn OFF the power and check the following:
• Sub Motor (PL 3.4) • Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between the Fusing Exhaust Fan and DRIVE
PWB J202.
042-327 Fusing Motor Fail • Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J1 and ESS PWB J6.
BSD-ON:CH10.1 • Load towards the Fusing Exhaust Fan.
Rotation abnormality of the Fusing Motor. If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence:
Procedure • DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2)
Enter CE Mode and turn Digital Output[042-005] ON.. Does the Fusing Motor rotate?
Y N Press [Stop] and turn OFF the power. Check for disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire
Check the power supply line of the Fusing Motor (+24VDC).. Is the Fusing Motor power supply between the Fusing Exhaust Fan and DRIVE PWB J202-3.
normal? If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence:
Y N • DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2)
Check the power supply circuit to the Fusing Motor • ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between Fusing Motor J207 and DRIVE
PWB J411. 042-700 IOT Cooling Down
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J1 and ESS PWB J6. BSD-ON:CH9.8
• The Drive Gear for wear, damage, and bearing blockage.
Entered cooling mode due to temperature increase inside the machine.
• Load towards the Fusing Motor.
A
Cause/Action
1. Check to see if there is any source of heat that may influence the device.
2. Leave the device Powered ON and wait for a while (30-40min). Continue to cool with the Fan until
the temperature inside the device drops.

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050-101 IOT Remain Zone LH-1 JAM Cause/Action
BSD-ON:- 1. Open Cover [A] by raising the release lever.
2. Pull LeverA1 and open the Chute.
Detected leftover paper near LH-1. 3. Remove the paper which was the cause.
4. Return LeverA1 to the original position.
Cause/Action 5. Press the center of Cover[A] and close it tightly.
1. Open Cover [A] by raising the release lever. 6. Proceed to JAM Error (07X-XXX) FIP when it is not recovered.
2. Remove the paper which was the cause.
3. Press the center of Cover[A] and close it tightly.
4. Proceed to JAM Error (07X-XXX) FIP when it is not recovered. 050-106 IOT Remain Zone LH-2 + DUP-2 JAM
BSD-ON:-
050-102 IOT Remain Zone LH-1 + DUP-1 JAM Detected leftover paper near LH-2 + DUP-2.
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Detected leftover paper near LH-1 + DUP-1. 1. Open Cover [A] by raising the release lever.
2. Pull LeverA1 and open the Chute.
Cause/Action 3. Remove the paper which was the cause.
1. Open Cover [A] by raising the release lever.
4. Return LeverA1 to the original position.
5. If there is paper insider Cover [A], remove that paper as well.
7. Proceed to JAM Error (07X-XXX) FIP when it is not recovered.
050-109 IOT Remain Zone LHL JAM

050-103 IOT Remain Zone LH-1 + DUP-2 JAM BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
Detected leftover paper near LHL.
Detected leftover paper near LH-1 + DUP-2.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action 1. Open Cover [B] by raising the release lever.
1. Open Cover [A] by raising the release lever.
3. Press the center of Cover[B] and close it tightly.
050-112 IOT Remain Zone MSI JAM
BSD-ON:-
050-104 IOT Remain Zone LH-2 JAM
BSD-ON:- Detected leftover paper near MSI.
Detected leftover paper near LH-2. Cause/Action

1. Check the inside of the manual bypass tray (around insertion port of the paper) and remove any
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2. Line up the 4 corners of the paper that was taken out.
3. Face down the side you want to print and insert the paper until it touches the insertion port.
050-121 IOT Remain Zone 1T JAM

BSD-ON:-
Detected leftover paper near 1T.
Cause/Action
1. Pull out Paper Tray1.
3. Slowly insert the Paper Tray all the way in.
050-122 IOT Remain Zone 2T JAM

BSD-ON:-
Detected leftover paper near 2T.
Cause/Action
1. Pull out Paper Tray2.
3. Slowly insert the Paper Tray all the way in.
061-371 LPH Error
BSD-ON:CH6.4,CH6.5
Detected LPH Error.
Cause/Action
1. Try turning the Power Off/On several times and check to see if it reproduces.
2. Check the LPH color which the failure occurred, and the type of failure from the Error code. If the
color can be specified from the Error code, skip Step3 and proceed to Setp4.
3. If the LPH color which the failure occurred cannot be specified from the Error code, enter CE Mode
and run NVM[749-002]. Check the LPH color which the failure occurred.
• bit0: Y
• bit1: M
• bit2: C
• bit3: K
4. Check to see if there is any stain or contamination by foreign substances near LPH where the failure
is occurring.
5. Check to see if there is any poor connection between LPH and ESS PWB where failure is occurring.
6. Check the power supply (SLEEP+5VDC) up to LPH where the failure is occurring.
• LPH (PL 2.1)
• Drum Cartridge (PL 8.1)
• FFC Cable (PL 2.1)

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062-276 IIT System Error 062-311 IIT Software Logic Fail
BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
Detected IIT internal communication error. Detected abnormality in IISS software.
1. Turn the power OFF and ON. 1. Turn the power OFF and ON.
2. If the problem persists, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2) 2. Install the latest F/W.
062-277 DADF Communication Fail

BSD-ON:CH3.2 062-312 IIT Initialization Error
BSD-ON:-
Transmission cannot be established between the ESS PWB and the DADF PWB.
Failed to initialize IIT.
Cause/Action
1. Turn the power OFF and ON. Cause/Action
2. Turn the Power OFF and check for disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between ESS 1. Turn the power OFF and ON.
PWB J14 and DADF PWB J751, J752. 2. Install the latest F/W.
3. If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence: 3. If the problem persists, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
• DADF PWB (PL 56.2)
062-317 IIT Video Overrun
BSD-ON:-
062-300 Platen Interlock Open
BSD-ON:CH6.1 Detected interference buffer full during DADF scan.
Any of the following was detected: Cause/Action

• ADF Job was blocked by opening the Platen Cover.
• Platen Cover was opened when the document was set in DADF.
• Platen Cover was opened while performing a Job specified by DADF.
Cause/Action 062-318 IIT Scan Timing Error

Check the following: BSD-ON:-
• The DADF for improper closing. Scan setting did not make it in time during Page Gap.
• Malfunction of Platen Close Sensor: IIT Input[062-300] (PL 1.3)
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between Platen Close Sensor J724 and ESS Cause/Action
PWB J19. 1. Turn the power OFF and ON.
If no problem is found, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2) 2. Install the latest F/W.

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062-319 PLL Lock Timeout Error 062-360 Carriage Position Fail

Detected error with scanner processing. Any of the following was detected:
Cause/Action • An error with the count value of the Carriage Position Control.
1. Turn the power OFF and ON. • No IIT Regi. Sensor input during Carriage initialization.
2. Install the latest F/W. • Abnormality in detected position of IIT Regi. Sensor
Cause/Action
062-320 WOZ Library Error Check the following:
BSD-ON:-
• Malfunction of IIT Regi. Sensor (IIT Input[062-212]). (PL 1.3)
Detected WOZ library error. • Malfunction of IIT Scan Motor (IIT Output[062-005/006] (Scan/Return)). (PL 1.4)
• The Drive Belt and Drive Wire for slack and wear.
Cause/Action • The Carriage operation for mechanical loading.
2. Install the latest F/W. If no problem is found, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
062-322 Scan Parameter Error 062-371 Lamp Illumination Fail

Detected error in Scan/Parameter. Insufficient light from Lamp detected in CCD. (During white gradation correction/AGC before Scan starts)
Cause/Action Initial Actions

1. Turn the power OFF and ON. Check whether there is something blocking the light and check the Lamp, Lens, Mirror, and White Color
Correction Plate for deterioration or contamination.
Procedure
1. Turn the Power ON and enter CE Mode. Change the value for NVM [715-030] to ’1’ and then per-
form [NVM Write].
062-328 FPGA Config Timeout
2. A 3 or 4-digit number is displayed in the current value column.
BSD-ON:-
3. Check the upper 1 or 2 digits, or the lower 2 digits using the following table and replace the appropri-
FPGA Config Setup by IIT SW was not completed within the specified time. ate parts.
Sample Display
Cause/Action • 110 (3-digit display):
1. Turn the power OFF and ON. LED Lamp failure and LED Lamp Wire Harness is damaged or has poor contact.
2. Install the latest F/W. (The first digit "1" in "110" is the upper digit, which indicates the LED Lamp ("0" in "01" is not
displayed). The lower 2 digits "10" indicates the LED Lamp Wire Harness.)
• 1000 (4-digit display):
The LED Lamp Wire Harness is damaged or has poor contact.
(The first 2 digits "10" in "1000" are the upper digits, which indicates the LED Lamp Wire Har- 3. Check the upper 1 or 2 digits, or the lower 2 digits using the following table and replace the appro-
ness. The lower 2 digits "00" indicates that nothing is applicable (no failures).) priate parts.
NOTE: Sample Display
Perform IIT diagnostic and then call NVM [715-030] again (press the Change Settings button) to • 110 (3-digit display):
check the value (diagnostic result). LED Lamp failure and LED Lamp Wire Harness is damaged or has poor contact.
(The first digit "1" in "110" is the upper digit, which indicates the LED Lamp ("0" in "01" is not
Table 1 • 1000 (4-digit display):
Current value Component Name PL No. The LED Lamp Wire Harness is damaged or has poor contact.
(The first 2 digits "10" in "1000" are the upper digits, which indicates the LED Lamp Wire Har-
00 Not applicable (No errors) -
ness. The lower 2 digits "00" indicates that nothing is applicable (no failures).)
01 Lamp (CIS Sensor Assy) PL 1.3
NOTE:
02 CIS Sensor Assy PL 1.3
Perform IIT diagnostic and then call NVM [715-030] again (press the Change Settings button) to
03 Flexible Flat Cable (CIS Cable) PL 1.3
check the value (diagnostic result).
04 This value is not displayed -
Table 1
Current value Component Name PL No.
09 This value is not displayed - 00 Not applicable (No errors) -
10 This value is not displayed - 01 Lamp (CIS Sensor Assy) PL 1.3

4. After replacing the appropriate parts, again change the value for NVM [715-030] to ’1’ and then per- 03 Flexible Flat Cable (CIS Cable) PL 1.3
form "NVM Write". 04 This value is not displayed -
5. Check that the current value column becomes ’0’. 05 This value is not displayed -
6. If the problem persists after performing the above procedure, check the following: 06 This value is not displayed -
• Out of Lamp (CIS Sensor Assy) (IIT Output[062-002]). (PL 1.3) 07 This value is not displayed -
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between CIS Sensor Assy J700 and ESS 08 This value is not displayed -
PWB J15 (Especially check to see that the Flat Cable is not inserted in an angle). 09 This value is not displayed -
7. If no problem is found, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2) 10 This value is not displayed -
062-380 AGC Fail 4. After replacing the appropriate parts, again change the value for NVM [715-030] to ’1’ and then per-
form "NVM Write".
BSD-ON:CH6.3
5. Check that the current value column becomes ’0’.
Insufficient lamp brightness was detected when performing AGC. 6. If the problem persists after performing the above procedure, check the following:
• Out of Lamp (CIS Sensor Assy) (IIT Output[062-002]). (PL 1.3)
Initial Actions • Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between CIS Sensor Assy J700 and ESS
Check whether there is something blocking the light and check the Lamp, Lens, Mirror, and White Color PWB J15 (Especially check to see that the Flat Cable is not inserted in an angle).
Correction Plate for deterioration or contamination. 7. If no problem is found, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
Procedure 062-386 AOC Fail

1. Turn the Power ON and enter CE Mode. Change the value for NVM [715-030] to ’1’ and then per- BSD-ON:CH6.3
form [NVM Write].
2. A 3 or 4-digit number is displayed in the current value column. A CCD output error was detected when performing AOC.

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Procedure 062-393 CCD PWB Sync Signal Fail
1. Turn the Power ON and enter CE Mode. Change the value for NVM [715-030] to ’1’ and then per- BSD-ON:CH6.3
form [NVM Write].
2. A 3 or 4-digit number is displayed in the current value column. • Write failure to the Shading Memory has occurred.
3. Check the upper 1 or 2 digits, or the lower 2 digits using the following table and replace the appropri- • Detected that there is no writing can be done in Gap Memory.
ate parts. • Averaging processing error has occurred in the ASIC.
Sample Display
• 110 (3-digit display): Procedure
LED Lamp failure and LED Lamp Wire Harness is damaged or has poor contact.
1. Turn the Power ON and enter CE Mode. Change the value for NVM [715-030] to ’1’ and then per-
(The first digit "1" in "110" is the upper digit, which indicates the LED Lamp ("0" in "01" is not form [NVM Write].
displayed). The lower 2 digits "10" indicates the LED Lamp Wire Harness.) 2. A 3 or 4-digit number is displayed in the current value column.
• 1000 (4-digit display): 3. Check the upper 1 or 2 digits, or the lower 2 digits using the following table and replace the appropri-
The LED Lamp Wire Harness is damaged or has poor contact. ate parts.
(The first 2 digits "10" in "1000" are the upper digits, which indicates the LED Lamp Wire Har- Sample Display
ness. The lower 2 digits "00" indicates that nothing is applicable (no failures).)
NOTE:
LED Lamp failure and LED Lamp Wire Harness is damaged or has poor contact.
Perform IIT diagnostic and then call NVM [715-030] again (press the Change Settings button) to
(The first digit "1" in "110" is the upper digit, which indicates the LED Lamp ("0" in "01" is not
The LED Lamp Wire Harness is damaged or has poor contact.
Table 1
(The first 2 digits "10" in "1000" are the upper digits, which indicates the LED Lamp Wire Har-
Current value Component Name PL No. ness. The lower 2 digits "00" indicates that nothing is applicable (no failures).)
00 Not applicable (No errors) - NOTE:
01 Lamp (CIS Sensor Assy) PL 1.3 Perform IIT diagnostic and then call NVM [715-030] again (press the Change Settings button) to
03 Flexible Flat Cable (CIS Cable) PL 1.3
Table 1
06 This value is not displayed - Current value Component Name PL No.
07 This value is not displayed - 00 Not applicable (No errors) -
08 This value is not displayed - 01 Lamp (CIS Sensor Assy) PL 1.3
09 This value is not displayed - 02 CIS Sensor Assy PL 1.3
10 This value is not displayed - 03 Flexible Flat Cable (CIS Cable) PL 1.3
4. After replacing the appropriate parts, again change the value for NVM [715-030] to ’1’ and then per- 05 This value is not displayed -
form "NVM Write". 06 This value is not displayed -
5. Check that the current value column becomes ’0’. 07 This value is not displayed -
6. If the problem persists after performing the above procedure, check the following: 08 This value is not displayed -
• Out of Lamp (CIS Sensor Assy) (IIT Output[062-002]). (PL 1.3) 09 This value is not displayed -
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between CIS Sensor Assy J700 and ESS 10 This value is not displayed -
PWB J15 (Especially check to see that the Flat Cable is not inserted in an angle).
7. If no problem is found, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
4. After replacing the appropriate parts, again change the value for NVM [715-030] to ’1’ and then per-
form "NVM Write".
5. Check that the current value column becomes ’0’.
6. If the problem persists after performing the above procedure, check the following:
• Out of Lamp (CIS Sensor Assy) (IIT Output[062-002]). (PL 1.3)
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between CIS Sensor Assy J700 and ESS
PWB J15 (Especially check to see that the Flat Cable is not inserted in an angle).
7. If no problem is found, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
062-396 CCD Cable Connection Fail

BSD-ON:CH6.3
A CCD Flat Cable connection error was detected.
Cause/Action
2. Turn the Power Off and check to see if there is disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire
between CIS Sensor Assy J700 and ESS PWB J15 (Especially check to see that the Flat Cable is
not inserted at an angle).
• Flexible Flat Cable (CIS Cable) (PL 1.3)
062-790 Copy Limit (Scan-JobAbort)

BSD-ON:-
Detected the limit of copy.
Cause/Action
062-956 Not-Supported Doc Size Platen

BSD-ON:-
Detected unsupported document size in Platen Scan.
Cause/Action

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071-105 Regi. Sensor On Jam (Tray 1)
BSD-ON:CH8.3,CH4.2,CH8.1
During paper feed from Tray 1, the Regi Sensor did not turn ON within the specified time after the Tray 1
Feed Clutch On.
Cause/Action

• Malfunction of Sub Motor (Digital Output[042-003]). (PL 3.4)
• Malfunction of Tray 1 Feed Clutch (Digital Output[071-001]. (PL 3.3)
• The Feed Roll for contamination, wear, and transportation failure due to deterioration.
• A paper transportation failure due to foreign substances on the paper path.

071-211 Tray 1 Sensor Fail

BSD-ON:CH7.1
When A/D value of Sensor malfunction is displayed 5 consecutive times in 100ms cycle.
Cause/Action
• Turn the power OFF and ON.



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072-100 Tray2 Miss Feed Jam 072-211 IOT Option Feeder 2 Failure
BSD-ON:CH8.2,CH7.4 BSD-ON:CH3.3
Paper does not turn the Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor ON within the specified time after Tray 2 Feed Start. Detected IOT Option Feeder 2 error.
Check the following: 1. Turn the power OFF and ON.
2. Turn the Power OFF and check for disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between STM
• Malfunction of Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor (Digital Input[072-103]). (PL 10.5) PWB J541 and DRIVE PWB J419.
• Malfunction of STM Take Away Motor (Digital Output[077-033]). (PL 10.6) 3. Check for disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J1 and ESS
• Malfunction of Tray 2 Feed/Lift Up Motor (Digital Output[072-001] (Feed)). (PL 10.3) PWB J6.
• The T/A Roll 2, Feed Roll, Nudger Roll, and Pinch Roll for transportation failure due to contamina- 4. Malfunction of Tray 2 Size Sensor (Analog Input[072-200]/Digital Input[072-104]). (PL 10.1)
tion, wear, and deterioration. 5. If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence:
• The Drive Gear for wear and damage. • STM PWB (PL 10.6)
• A paper transportation failure due to foreign substances on the paper path. • DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2)
• Usage of out of spec paper. • ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
If no problem is found, replace the STM PWB. (PL 10.6)

072-461 Tray 2 Lift Up NG
BSD-ON:CH7.4
072-105 Regi. Sensor On Jam (Tray 2) Do not turn ON the Tray2 Level Sensor within the specified time range after starting the Tray2 Lift Up.
BSD-ON:CH8.3,CH8.2
Cause/Action
Paper does not turn Regi Sensor ON for a specific time or more after Regi Clutch turned ON regarding Check the following:
the Feed from Tray2.
• Malfunction of Tray 2 Level Sensor (Digital Input[072-102]). (PL 10.3)
Cause/Action • Malfunction of Tray 2 Feed/Lift Motor (Digital Output[072-002] (Lift Up)). (PL 10.3)
• The drive system between the Bottom Plate and the Tray 2 Feed/Lift Motor for operation failure.
• Malfunction of Regi. Sensor (Digital Input[077-104]). (PL 15.1) • The Tray for Paper misload
• Malfunction of STM Take Away Motor (Digital Output[077-033]). (PL 10.6) • The Tray for existence of objects other than Paper.
• The T/A Roll 2, Feed Roll, and Pinch Roll for transportation failure due to contamination, wear, and
deterioration. If no problem is found, replace the STM PWB. (PL 10.6)


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075-101 Regi. Sensor On Jam (MSI)
BSD-ON:CH8.3,CH4.2,
During paper feed from the MSI, the Regi Sensor did not turn ON within the specified time after the MSI
Feed Clutch On.
Cause/Action

• Malfunction of Sub Motor (Digital Output[042-003]). (PL 3.4)
• Malfunction of MSI Feed Clutch (Digital Output[075-001]. (PL 13.3)
• The MSI Feed Roll and the MSI Nudger Roll for contamination, wear, and transportation failure due
to deterioration.


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077-104 Regi. Sensor Off Jam • ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
BSD-ON:CH8.3
Paper does not Regi Sensor OFF within the specified time range from turning On the Regi Clutch. 077-108 Fusing Unit Exit Sensor Off Jam (Short)
BSD-ON:CH10.4
Cause/Action
Check the following: The time taken for the Fusing Unit Exit Sensor to turn from ON to OFF is shorter than the specified time.
• Malfunction of Regi. Sensor (Digital Input[077-104]). (PL 15.1) Cause/Action

• Malfunction of Sub Motor (Digital Output[042-003]). (PL 3.4) Check the following:
• Malfunction of Regi. Clutch (Digital Output[077-002]. (PL 15.1)
• Malfunction of Fusing Unit Exit Sensor (Digital Input[077-101]). (PL 7.1)
• The Regi Roll and Pinch Roll for transportation failure due to contamination, wear, and deterioration.
• The Transfer Unit for a decrease in transportation force.
• Malfunction of Fusing Motor (Digital Output[042-005]). (PL 3.4)
• Malfunction of Invert Drive Motor (Digital Output[077-014] (Exit)). (When installing Duplex) (PL 17.1)
• Usage of out of spec paper. • The Heat Roll for wound up, stuck paper.

077-106 Fusing Unit Exit Sensor On Jam

BSD-ON:CH10.4
077-109 Fusing Unit Exit Sensor Off Jam (Long)
BSD-ON:CH10.3
The Fusing Unit Exit Sensor did not turn ON within the specified time after the Regi Clutch On.
After the Regi Sensor Off, the Fusing Unit Exit Sensor did not turn OFF within the specified time.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
• Malfunction of Regi. Clutch (Digital Output[077-002]. (PL 15.1)
• Malfunction of Invert Drive Motor (Digital Output[077-014] (Exit)). (When installing Duplex) (PL 17.1)
• The Fusing Unit Exit Chute for improper installation and deformation.
• The Exit Roll and Pinch Roll for transportation failure due to contamination, wear, and deterioration.
• The Heat Roll for wound up, stuck paper.
• The Heat Roll for wound up, stuck paper.


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• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) Cause/Action
077-123 Regi. Sensor On Jam (Duplex Direct) • Malfunction of Front Cover Interlock Switch (Digital Input[077-303]). (PL 18.1)
BSD-ON:CH8.3 • The Front Cover for damage or mismatch.
Paper does not turn Regi Sensor ON for a specific time or more after Regi Clutch turned ON regarding
the Duplex Path from Tray2. • LVPS (PL 18.3)

077-301 L/H Cover Open
BSD-ON:CH1.6
• Malfunction of Invert Drive Motor (Digital Output[077-015] (Pull-In)). (When installing Duplex) (PL
17.1)
Detected opened L/H Cove.
• Malfunction of Dupex Clutch (Digital Output[077-003]. (PL 14.6)
• The Exit Roll, Duplex Roll 1, 2, and Pinch Roll for transportation failure due to contamination, wear, Cause/Action
and deterioration. Check the following:
• The Drive Gear and Belt for wear and damage.
• A paper transportation failure due to foreign substances on the paper path. • Malfunction of L/H Cover Interlock Switch (Digital Input[077-300]). (PL 14.1)
• Usage of out of spec paper. • The L/H Cover for damage or mismatch.
• LVPS (PL 18.3)
077-217 Duplex Miss Configuration 077-302 STM Left Cover Open

Duplex setting error. Detected opened STM Left Cove.
1. Turn the power OFF and ON. Check the following:
2. Check the Duplex Unit.
• Malfunction of STM Left Cover Switch (Digital Input[077-306]). (PL 14.1)
• The L/H Cover for damage or mismatch.
077-300 Front Cover Open If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence:
BSD-ON:CH1.6
Detected opened Front Cove. • DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2)
091-313 CRUM ASIC Comm Fail Cause/Action
BSD-ON:- Replace the Drum Cartridge (K). (PL 8.1)
CRUM ASIC failure detected. 091-406 Drum Cartridge K Pre Near Life
BSD-ON:CH9.2
Cause/Action
1. Turn the power OFF and ON. If it recovers, assume it was a malfunction such as exterior noise or It is necessary to prepare for Drum Cartridge (K) replacement.
internal electric discharge noise.
2. Turn OFF the power and check the following connections for open circuits, short circuits, and poor Cause/Action
contacts. Prepare a new Drum Cartridge (K) as the replacement time of the Drum Cartridge (K) is approaching. In
• Between Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (Y) J105 and DRIVE PWB J407 addition, replace the Drum Cartridge (K) as necessary. (PL 8.1)
• Between Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (M) J106 and DRIVE PWB J407
• Between Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (C) J107 and DRIVE PWB J407 091-411 Drum Cartridge Y Near Life
• Between Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (K) J108 and DRIVE PWB J407 BSD-ON:CH9.1
• Drum Cartridge (Y)(M)(C)(K) (PL 8.1) The replacement time of the Drum Cartridge (Y)is approaching than Pre Near.
• Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (Y)(M)(C)(K) (PL 8.2)

Cause/Action
Replace the Drum Cartridge (Y) as necessary as the replacement time of the Drum Cartridge (Y) is
approaching. (PL 8.1)
091-416 Drum Cartridge Y Pre Near Life

091-400 Waste Toner Bottle Near Full BSD-ON:CH9.1
BSD-ON:CH9.12
It is necessary to prepare for Drum Cartridge (Y) replacement.
The replacement time of the Waste Toner Bottle is approaching.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action Prepare a new Drum Cartridge (Y) as the replacement time of the Drum Cartridge (Y) is approaching. In
Prepare a new Waste Toner Bottle as the replacement time of the Waste Toner Bottle is approaching. In addition, replace the Drum Cartridge (Y) as necessary. (PL 8.1)
addition, replace the Waste Toner Bottle as necessary. (PL 8.1)
091-421 Drum Cartridge M Near Life
BSD-ON:CH9.1
091-401 Drum Cartridge K Near Life The replacement time of the Drum Cartridge (M) is approaching than Pre Near.
BSD-ON:CH9.2
Cause/Action
The replacement time of the Drum Cartridge (K) is approaching than Pre Near.
Replace the Drum Cartridge (M) as necessary as the replacement time of the Drum Cartridge (M) is
Cause/Action
Replace the Drum Cartridge (K) as necessary as the replacement time of the Drum Cartridge (K) is
091-426 Drum Cartridge M Pre Near Life
BSD-ON:CH9.1
091-402 Drum Cartridge K Life Over It is necessary to prepare for Drum Cartridge (M) replacement.
BSD-ON:CH9.2
It is time to replace the Drum Cartridge (K).

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Cause/Action 091-910 Waste Toner Box Detached
Prepare a new Drum Cartridge (M) as the replacement time of the Drum Cartridge (M) is approaching. In BSD-ON:CH9.12
addition, replace the Drum Cartridge (M) as necessary. (PL 8.1)
Detected Waste Toner Bottle is not installed.
091-431 Drum Cartridge C Near Life
BSD-ON:CH9.2 Cause/Action
Install the Waste Toner Bottle.
The replacement time of the Drum Cartridge (C) is approaching than Pre Near.
If the problem persists, check the following:
Cause/Action
Replace the Drum Cartridge (K) as necessary as the replacement time of the Drum Cartridge (K) is • Malfunction of Waste Toner Bottle Full Switch (Digital Input[091-200]). (PL 8.1)
approaching. (PL 8.1) • Deformation, defective alignment of Waste Toner Bottle, uncleanness of detection part.
091-436 Drum Cartridge C Pre Near Life
BSD-ON:CH9.2
It is necessary to prepare for Drum Cartridge (C) replacement.
091-911 Waste Toner Bottle Full
Cause/Action BSD-ON:CH9.12
Prepare a new Drum Cartridge (C) as the replacement time of the Drum Cartridge (C) is approaching. In
addition, replace the Drum Cartridge (C) as necessary. (PL 8.1) Detected fill Waste Toner Bottle.
091-480 Drum Cartridge Y Life Over Cause/Action

BSD-ON:CH9.1 Replace the Waste Toner Container. (PL 8.1)
It is time to replace the Drum Cartridge (Y). If the problem persists, check the following:
Cause/Action • Malfunction of Waste Toner Bottle Full Switch (Digital Input[091-200]). (PL 8.1)
Replace the Drum Cartridge (Y). (PL 8.1) • Deformation, defective alignment of Waste Toner Bottle, uncleanness of detection part.
091-481 Drum Cartridge M Life Over
BSD-ON:CH9.1
It is time to replace the Drum Cartridge (M).
091-913 Drum Cartridge K Life End
Cause/Action BSD-ON:CH9.2
Replace the Drum Cartridge (M). (PL 8.1)
Indicates that it is time to replace Drum Cartridge (K). (Restrict Print operation)
091-482 Drum Cartridge C Life Over
Replace the Drum Cartridge (K). (PL 8.1)
It is time to replace the Drum Cartridge (C).
Cause/Action
Replace the Drum Cartridge (C). (PL 8.1) 091-914 Drum CRUM K Communication Fail
BSD-ON:CH9.2 • Drum Cartridge (Y) setup error.
Detected communication abnormality with CRUM of Drum Cartridge (K).

• Drum Cartridge (Y) (PL 8.1)
Cause/Action
• Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (Y) (PL 8.2)
1.Turn the power OFF and ON.
2.Turn OFF the power and check the following:
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J407 and Xero CRUM
Connector Assembly (K) J108.
• Damage, contamination by foreign substances of the joining terminal between CRUM PWB of
091-918 Drum CRUM M Communication Fail
Drum Cartridge (K) and CRUM of Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (K). BSD-ON:CH9.1
• Uncleanness, dislocation of CRUM PWB of Drum Cartridge (K).
Detected communication abnormality with CRUM of Drum Cartridge (M).
• Drum Cartridge (K) setup error.
Cause/Action
• Drum Cartridge (K) (PL 8.1) 2.Turn OFF the power and check the following:
• Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (K) (PL 8.2) • Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J407 and Xero CRUM
• DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2) Connector Assembly (M) J106.
Drum Cartridge (M) and CRUM of Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (M).
091-915 Drum CRUM K Data Broken • Uncleanness, dislocation of CRUM PWB of Drum Cartridge (M).
BSD-ON:CH9.2 • Drum Cartridge (M) setup error.
Detected inequality in write data and read data of CRUM of Drum Cartridge (K).
• Drum Cartridge (M) (PL 8.1)
Cause/Action
• Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (M) (PL 8.2)
Unplug and plug the Drum Cartridge (K) back in and check for any setup error.
If no problem is found, replace the Drum Cartridge (K). (PL 8.1)
091-919 Drum CRUM C Communication Fail

BSD-ON:CH9.2
091-917 Drum CRUM Y Communication Fail
BSD-ON:CH9.1 Detected communication abnormality with CRUM of Drum Cartridge (C).
Detected communication abnormality with CRUM of Drum Cartridge (Y). Cause/Action

Cause/Action 2.Turn OFF the power and check the following:
1.Turn the power OFF and ON. • Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J407 and Xero CRUM
2.Turn OFF the power and check the following: Connector Assembly (C) J107.
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J407 and Xero CRUM • Damage, contamination by foreign substances of the joining terminal between CRUM PWB of
Connector Assembly (Y) J105. Drum Cartridge (C) and CRUM of Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (C).
• Damage, contamination by foreign substances of the joining terminal between CRUM PWB of • Uncleanness, dislocation of CRUM PWB of Drum Cartridge (C).
Drum Cartridge (Y) and CRUM of Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (Y). • Drum Cartridge (C) setup error.
• Uncleanness, dislocation of CRUM PWB of Drum Cartridge (Y).

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If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence: Cause/Action
• Drum Cartridge (C) (PL 8.1) Unplug and plug the Drum Cartridge (M) back in and check for any setup error.
• Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (C) (PL 8.2)
• DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2) Replace Drum Cartridge (M) if there is no problem after checking. (PL 8.1)
091-920 Drum CRUM Y Data Broken

091-923 Drum CRUM C Data Broken
BSD-ON:CH9.1
BSD-ON:CH9.2
Detected inequality in write data and read data of CRUM of Drum Cartridge (Y).
Detected inequality in write data and read data of CRUM of Drum Cartridge (C).
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
Unplug and plug the Drum Cartridge (Y) back in and check for any setup error.
Unplug and plug the Drum Cartridge (C) back in and check for any setup error
Replace Drum Cartridge (Y) if there is no problem after checking. (PL 8.1)
Replace Drum Cartridge (C) if there is no problem after checking. (PL 8.1)
091-921 Drum CRUM K Not In Position

091-927 Drum CRUM Y Not In Position
BSD-ON:CH9.2
BSD-ON:CH9.1
CRUM of Drum Cartridge (K) is not installed in the predetermined position (CRUM falling out).
CRUM of Drum Cartridge (Y) is not installed in the predetermined position (CRUM falling out).
Cause/Action
Cause/Action
1.Unplug Drum Cartridge (K) and plug back in.
1.Unplug Drum Cartridge (Y) and plug back in.
2.Wipe the joining terminal between CRUM PWB of Drum Cartridge (K) and CRUM of Xero CRUM Con-
2.Wipe the joining terminal between CRUM PWB of Drum Cartridge (Y) and CRUM of Xero CRUM Con-
nector Assembly (K) with a dry cloth. (When cleaning, do not use Drum cleaner, etc.)
nector Assembly (Y) with a dry cloth. (When cleaning, do not use Drum cleaner, etc.)
3.Check the following:
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J407 and Xero CRUM
Connector Assembly (K) J108. • Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J407 and Xero CRUM
Connector Assembly (Y) J105.
Drum Cartridge (K) and CRUM of Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (K).
Drum Cartridge (Y) and CRUM of Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (Y).
• Drum Cartridge (K) setup error.
• Drum Cartridge (Y) setup error.

• Drum Cartridge (K) (PL 8.1)
• Drum Cartridge (Y) (PL 8.1)
• Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (K) (PL 8.2)
• Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (Y) (PL 8.2)
091-922 Drum CRUM M Data Broken 091-928 Drum CRUM M Not In Position
BSD-ON:CH9.1
BSD-ON:CH9.1
Detected inequality in write data and read data of CRUM of Drum Cartridge (M).
CRUM of Drum Cartridge (M) is not installed in the predetermined position (CRUM falling out).
1.Unplug Drum Cartridge (M) and plug back in. Replace the Drum Cartridge (Y). (PL 8.1)
2.Wipe the joining terminal between CRUM PWB of Drum Cartridge (M) and CRUM of Xero CRUM Con-
nector Assembly (M) with a dry cloth. (When cleaning, do not use Drum cleaner, etc.)
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J407 and Xero CRUM 091-933 Drum Cartridge M Life End
Connector Assembly (M) J106. BSD-ON:CH9.1
Drum Cartridge (M) and CRUM of Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (M). Indicates that it is time to replace Drum Cartridge (M). (Restrict Print operation)
• Drum Cartridge (M) setup error.
Cause/Action
If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence: Replace the Drum Cartridge (M). (PL 8.1)
• Drum Cartridge (M) (PL 8.1)

• Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (M) (PL 8.2)
• DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2) 091-934 Drum Cartridge C Life End
BSD-ON:CH9.2
091-929 Drum CRUM C Not In Position Indicates that it is time to replace Drum Cartridge (C). (Restrict Print operation)
BSD-ON:CH9.2
Cause/Action
CRUM of Drum Cartridge (C) is not installed in the predetermined position (CRUM falling out). Replace the Drum Cartridge (C). (PL 8.1)
Cause/Action
1.Unplug Drum Cartridge (C) and plug back in.
2.Wipe the joining terminal between CRUM PWB of Drum Cartridge (C) and CRUM of Xero CRUM Con- 091-960 Drum CRUM Y Data Mismatch
nector Assembly (C) with a dry cloth. (When cleaning, do not use Drum cleaner, etc.) BSD-ON:CH9.1
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J407 and Xero CRUM Detected invalid Authentication Area Data of CRUM of Drum Cartridge (Y).
Connector Assembly (C) J107.
• Damage, contamination by foreign substances of the joining terminal between CRUM PWB of Cause/Action
Drum Cartridge (C) and CRUM of Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (C). Unplug and plug the Drum Cartridge (Y) back in and check for any setup error.
• Drum Cartridge (C) setup error.
Replace with genuine Drum Cartridge (Y) (PL 8.1) if there is no problem after checking.

• Drum Cartridge (C) (PL 8.1)
• Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (C) (PL 8.2) 091-961 Drum CRUM M Data Mismatch
• DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2) BSD-ON:CH9.1
Detected invalid Authentication Area Data of CRUM of Drum Cartridge (M).

091-932 Drum Cartridge Y Life End
Unplug and plug the Drum Cartridge (M) back in and check for any setup error.
Indicates that it is time to replace Drum Cartridge (Y). (Restrict Print operation)
Replace with genuine Drum Cartridge (M) (PL 8.1) if there is no problem after checking.

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091-962 Drum CRUM C Data Mismatch

BSD-ON:CH9.2
Detected invalid Authentication Area Data of CRUM of Drum Cartridge (C).
Cause/Action
Unplug and plug the Drum Cartridge (C) back in and check for any setup error
Replace with genuine Drum Cartridge (C) (PL 8.1) if there is no problem after checking.
091-963 Drum CRUM K Data Mismatch

BSD-ON:CH9.2
Detected invalid Authentication Area Data of CRUM of Drum Cartridge (K).
Cause/Action
Unplug and plug the Drum Cartridge (K) back in and check for any setup error.
Replace with genuine Drum Cartridge (K) (PL 8.1) if there is no problem after checking.
092-651 ADC Sensor System Fail (Shutdown Fail)
Refer to FIP
Refer to CF-001 FIP.
092-652 ADC Sensor Fail

Refer to FIP
092-661 Temperature Sensor Fail

Refer to FIP
092-662 Humidity Sensor Fail

Refer to FIP
092-670 ADC Elec Patch Fail Y

Refer to FIP
092-671 ADC Elec Patch Fail M

Refer to FIP
092-672 ADC Elec Patch Fail C

Refer to FIP
092-673 ADC Elec Patch Fail K

Refer to FIP

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093-406 Toner K Pre Near Life Indicates Deve HSG K reached its usage limit. (Capable of Print operation)
BSD-ON:CH9.6
Cause/Action
Indicates the replacement time of Toner Cartridge (K) is approaching. Replace the Deve Unit (K). (PL 5.1)
Cause/Action After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Deve HSG PV K and initialize the
Life Counter.
The Toner Cartridge (K) needs to be replaced soon. Prepare a new Toner Cartridge (K). Replace the
Toner Cartridge (K) as required. (PL 5.1)
093-414 Deve HSG Y Near Life
BSD-ON:-
093-407 Toner Y Pre Near Life Indicates that it is time to replace Deve HSG Y.
BSD-ON:CH9.5
Cause/Action
Indicates the replacement time of Toner Cartridge (Y) is approaching. Prepare a new Deve Unit (Y) as the replacement time of the Deve Unit (Y) is approaching. In addition,
replace the Deve Unit (Y) as necessary. (PL 5.1)
Cause/Action
After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Deve HSG PV Y and initialize the
The Toner Cartridge (Y) needs to be replaced soon. Prepare a new Toner Cartridge (Y). Replace the
Life Counter.
Toner Cartridge (Y) as required. (PL 5.1)
093-415 Deve HSG M Near Life

BSD-ON:-
093-408 Toner M Pre Near Life
Indicates that it is time to replace Deve HSG M.
BSD-ON:CH9.5
Indicates the replacement time of Toner Cartridge (M) is approaching.

Cause/Action
Prepare a new Deve Unit (M) as the replacement time of the Deve Unit (M) is approaching. In addition,
Cause/Action replace the Deve Unit (M) as necessary. (PL 5.1)
The Toner Cartridge (M) needs to be replaced soon. Prepare a new Toner Cartridge (M). Replace the
After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Deve HSG PV M and initialize
Toner Cartridge (M) as required. (PL 5.1) the Life Counter.
093-416 Deve HSG C Near Life

093-409 Toner C Pre Near Life BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:CH9.6
Indicates that it is time to replace Deve HSG C.
Indicates the replacement time of Toner Cartridge (C) is approaching.

Cause/Action
Cause/Action Prepare a new Deve Unit (C) as the replacement time of the Deve Unit (C) is approaching. In addition,
replace the Deve Unit (C) as necessary. (PL 5.1)
The Toner Cartridge (C) needs to be replaced soon. Prepare a new Toner Cartridge (C). Replace the
Toner Cartridge (C) as required. (PL 5.1) After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Deve HSG PV C and initialize the
Life Counter.
093-417 Deve HSG K Near Life

093-413 Deve HSG K Life Over
BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-

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Indicates that it is time to replace Deve HSG K. Cause/Action
Prepare a new Toner Cartridge (Y). Replace the Toner Cartridge (Y) as required. (PL 5.1)
Cause/Action
Prepare a new Deve Unit (K) as the replacement time of the Deve Unit (K) is approaching. In addition,
replace the Deve Unit (K) as necessary. (PL 5.1)
093-424 Toner M Near Life
After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Deve HSG PV K and initialize the
BSD-ON:CH9.5
Life Counter.
Indicates the replacement time of Toner Cartridge (M) is closer than Pre Near.
093-418 Deve HSG Y Life Over
Prepare a new Toner Cartridge (M). Replace the Toner Cartridge (M) as required. (PL 5.1)
Indicates Deve HSG Y reached its usage limit. (Capable of Print operation)
Cause/Action
Replace the Deve Unit (Y). (PL 5.1) 093-425 Toner C Near Life
BSD-ON:CH9.6
After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Deve HSG PV Y and initialize the
Life Counter.
Indicates the replacement time of Toner Cartridge (C) is closer than Pre Near.
093-419 Deve HSG M Life Over Cause/Action

BSD-ON:- Prepare a new Toner Cartridge (C). Replace the Toner Cartridge (C) as required. (PL 5.1)
Indicates Deve HSG M reached its usage limit. (Capable of Print operation)
Cause/Action
093-426 Toner K Near Life
Replace the Deve Unit (M). (PL 5.1)
BSD-ON:CH9.6
After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Deve HSG PV M and initialize the
Indicates the replacement time of Toner Cartridge (K) is closer than Pre Near.
Life Counter.
Cause/Action
093-420 Deve HSG C Life Over
Prepare a new Toner Cartridge (K). Replace the Toner Cartridge (K) as required. (PL 5.1)
BSD-ON:-
Indicates Deve HSG C reached its usage limit. (Capable of Print operation)
Cause/Action 093-925 Toner K CRUM Communication Fail

BSD-ON:CH9.6
Replace the Deve Unit (C). (PL 5.1)
Detected communication abnormality with CRUM of Toner Cartridge (K).

After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Deve HSG PV C and initialize the
Life Counter.
Cause/Action
093-423 Toner Y Near Life 1.Turn the power OFF and ON.
BSD-ON:CH9.5
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J406 and Toner
Indicates the replacement time of Toner Cartridge (Y) is closer than Pre Near. CRUM Connector Assembly (K) J104.
• Damage, contamination by foreign substances of the joining terminal between CRUM PWB of 093-931 Toner M Life Over
Toner Cartridge (K) and CRUM of Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (K).
BSD-ON:CH9.5
• Uncleanness, dislocation of CRUM PWB of Toner Cartridge (K).
• The Toner Cartridge (K) for improper installation Toner Cartridge (M) has reached its life.
If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence: Cause/Action

• Toner Cartridge (K) (PL 5.1) Replace Toner Cartridge (M). (PL 5.1)
• Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (K) (Dispenser Drive (CK)) (PL 5.3)
093-932 Toner C Life Over

093-926 Toner K CRUM Data Mismatch BSD-ON:CH9.6
BSD-ON:CH9.6 Toner Cartridge (C) has reached its life.
Detected invalid Authentication Area Data of CRUM of Toner Cartridge (K).

Cause/Action
Cause/Action Replace Toner Cartridge (C). (PL 5.1)
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (K) and check for improper installation.
Replace with genuine Toner Cartridge (K) (PL 5.1) if there is no problem after checking.
093-933 Toner K Life Over
BSD-ON:CH9.6
093-928 Toner K CRUM Data Broken Toner Cartridge (K) has reached its life.
BSD-ON:CH9.6
Cause/Action
Detected inequality in write data and read data of CRUM of Toner Cartridge (K). Replace the Toner Cartridge (K). (PL 5.1)
Cause/Action
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (K) and check for improper installation.
093-944 Deve HSG Y Life End
Replace Toner Cartridge (K) if there is no problem after checking. (PL 8.1) BSD-ON:-
Indicates Deve HSG Y reached its usage limit. (Restrict Print operation)
093-930 Toner Y Life Over Cause/Action

BSD-ON:CH9.5 Replace the Deve Unit (Y). (PL 5.1)
Toner Cartridge (Y) has reached its life. After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Deve HSG PV Y and initialize the
Life Counter.
Cause/Action
Replace Toner Cartridge (Y). (PL 5.1) 093-945 Deve HSG M Life End
BSD-ON:-
Indicates Deve HSG M reached its usage limit. (Restrict Print operation)

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Cause/Action • Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (Y) (Dispenser Drive (YM)) (PL 5.3)
Replace the Deve Unit (M). (PL 5.1) • DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2)
After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Deve HSG PV M and initialize the
Life Counter. 093-951 Toner M CRUM Communication Fail
BSD-ON:CH9.5
093-946 Deve HSG C Life End
BSD-ON:- Detected communication abnormality with CRUM of Toner Cartridge (M).
Indicates Deve HSG C reached its usage limit. (Restrict Print operation) Cause/Action
Cause/Action 2.Turn OFF the power and check the following:
Replace the Deve Unit (C). (PL 5.1) • Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J405 and Toner
CRUM Connector Assembly (M) J102.
After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Deve HSG PV C and initialize the
Life Counter.
Toner Cartridge (M) and CRUM of Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (M).
• Uncleanness, dislocation of CRUM PWB of Toner Cartridge (M).
093-947 Deve HSG K Life End
• The Toner Cartridge (M) for improper installation
BSD-ON:-
Indicates Deve HSG K reached its usage limit. (Restrict Print operation) If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence:
• Toner Cartridge (M) (PL 5.1)
Cause/Action • Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (M) (Dispenser Drive (YM)) (PL 5.3)
Replace the Deve Unit (K). (PL 5.1) • DRIVE PWB (PL 18.2)
After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Deve HSG PV K and initialize the
Life Counter.
093-952 Toner C CRUM Communication Fail
BSD-ON:CH9.6
093-950 Toner Y CRUM Communication Fail
BSD-ON:CH9.5 Detected communication abnormality with CRUM of Toner Cartridge (C).
Detected communication abnormality with CRUM of Toner Cartridge (Y). Cause/Action

Cause/Action
2.Turn OFF the power and check the following: CRUM Connector Assembly (C) J103.
• Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J405 and Toner • Damage, contamination by foreign substances of the joining terminal between CRUM PWB of
CRUM Connector Assembly (Y) J101.
Toner Cartridge (C) and CRUM of Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (C).
• Uncleanness, dislocation of CRUM PWB of Toner Cartridge (C).
Toner Cartridge (Y) and CRUM of Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (Y).
• The Toner Cartridge (C) for improper installation
• Uncleanness, dislocation of CRUM PWB of Toner Cartridge (Y).
• The Toner Cartridge (Y) for improper installation
• Toner Cartridge (C) (PL 5.1)
• Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (C) (Dispenser Drive (CK)) (PL 5.3)
• Toner Cartridge (Y) (PL 5.1)
2.Wipe the joining terminal between CRUM PWB of Toner Cartridge (Y) and CRUM of Toner CRUM
Connector Assembly (Y) with a dry cloth. (When cleaning, do not use Drum cleaner, etc.)
093-960 Toner Y CRUM Data Mismatch 3.Check the following:
BSD-ON:CH9.5 • Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J405 and Toner
CRUM Connector Assembly (Y) J101.
Detected invalid Authentication Area Data of CRUM of Toner Cartridge (Y). • Damage, contamination by foreign substances of the joining terminal between CRUM PWB of
Toner Cartridge (Y) and CRUM of Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (Y).
Cause/Action • The Toner Cartridge (Y) for improper installation
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (Y) and check for improper installation.
Replace with genuine Toner Cartridge (Y) (PL 5.1) if there is no problem after checking.
• Toner Cartridge (Y) (PL 5.1)
• Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (Y) (Dispenser Drive (YM)) (PL 5.3)
093-961 Toner M CRUM Data Mismatch
BSD-ON:CH9.5
093-971 Toner M CRUM Not In Position
Detected invalid Authentication Area Data of CRUM of Toner Cartridge (M). BSD-ON:CH9.5
Cause/Action CRUM of Toner Cartridge (M) is not installed in the predetermined position (CRUM falling out).
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (M) and check for improper installation.
Cause/Action
Replace with genuine Toner Cartridge (M) (PL 5.1) if there is no problem after checking. 1.Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (M).
2.Wipe the joining terminal between CRUM PWB of Toner Cartridge (M) and CRUM of Toner CRUM
Connector Assembly (M) with a dry cloth. (When cleaning, do not use Drum cleaner, etc.)
093-962 Toner C CRUM Data Mismatch • Disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between DRIVE PWB J405 and Toner
BSD-ON:CH9.6 CRUM Connector Assembly (M) J102.
Detected invalid Authentication Area Data of CRUM of Toner Cartridge (C). Toner Cartridge (M) and CRUM of Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (M).
• The Toner Cartridge (M) for improper installation
Cause/Action
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (C) and check for improper installation. If no problem is found, replace the following parts in sequence:
• Toner Cartridge (M) (PL 5.1)
Replace with genuine Toner Cartridge (C) (PL 5.1) if there is no problem after checking.
• Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (M) (Dispenser Drive (YM)) (PL 5.3)
093-970 Toner Y CRUM Not In Position

BSD-ON:CH9.5 093-972 Toner C CRUM Not In Position
BSD-ON:CH9.6
CRUM of Toner Cartridge (Y) is not installed in the predetermined position (CRUM falling out).
CRUM of Toner Cartridge (C) is not installed in the predetermined position (CRUM falling out).
Cause/Action
1.Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (Y). Cause/Action
1.Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (C).

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2.Wipe the joining terminal between CRUM PWB of Toner Cartridge (C) and CRUM of Toner CRUM Replace Toner Cartridge (Y) if there is no problem after checking. (PL 8.1)
Connector Assembly (C) with a dry cloth. (When cleaning, do not use Drum cleaner, etc.)
CRUM Connector Assembly (C) J103. 093-981 Toner M CRUM Data Broken
• Damage, contamination by foreign substances of the joining terminal between CRUM PWB of BSD-ON:CH9.5
Toner Cartridge (C) and CRUM of Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (C).
• The Toner Cartridge (C) for improper installation Detected inequality in write data and read data of CRUM of Toner Cartridge (M).

Cause/Action
• Toner Cartridge (C) (PL 5.1) Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (M) and check for improper installation.
• Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (C) (Dispenser Drive (CK)) (PL 5.3)
Replace Toner Cartridge (M) if there is no problem after checking. (PL 8.1)
093-973 Toner K CRUM Not In Position 093-982 Toner C CRUM Data Broken
BSD-ON:CH9.6 BSD-ON:CH9.6
CRUM of Toner Cartridge (K) is not installed in the predetermined position (CRUM falling out). Detected inequality in write data and read data of CRUM of Toner Cartridge (C).
1.Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (K). Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (C) and check for improper installation.
2.Wipe the joining terminal between CRUM PWB of Toner Cartridge (K) and CRUM of Toner CRUM Con-
nector Assembly (K) with a dry cloth. (When cleaning, do not use Drum cleaner, etc.) Replace Toner Cartridge (C) if there is no problem after checking. (PL 8.1)
CRUM Connector Assembly (K) J104.
Toner Cartridge (K) and CRUM of Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (K).
• The Toner Cartridge (K) for improper installation

• Toner Cartridge (K) (PL 5.1)
• Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (K) (Dispenser Drive (CK)) (PL 5.3)
093-980 Toner Y CRUM Data Broken

BSD-ON:CH9.5
Detected inequality in write data and read data of CRUM of Toner Cartridge (Y).
Cause/Action
Remove and reinstall the Toner Cartridge (Y) and check for improper installation.
094-417 IBT Unit Near End Warning After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > 2nd BTR Unit and initialize the
Life Counter.
BSD-ON:-
Generate Fail if NVM(IBT Unit current counter) is greater than the value subtracted NVM(PV until IBT 094-911 IBT Unit Life End
Unit replacement warning) from NVM(IBT Unit Life). BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action Generate Fail when NVM (IBT Unit current counter) becomes greater then NVM (IBT Unit Dead End gen-
Prepare a new IBT Belt Unit as the replacement time of the IBT Belt Unit is approaching. In addition, erated PV).
replace the IBT Belt Unit as necessary. (PL 6.1)
Cause/Action
After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > IBT Unit and initialize the Life Replace the IBT Belt Unit (PL 6.1)
Counter.
After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > IBT Unit and initialize the Life
094-419 2nd BTR Unit Near End Warning Counter.
BSD-ON:-
Generate Fail if NVM(2nd BTR Unit current counter) is greater than the value subtracted NVM(PV until
2nd BTR Unit replacement warning) from NVM(2nd BTR Unit Life).
Cause/Action
Prepare a new 2nd BTR Roll as the replacement time of the 2nd BTR Roll is approaching. In addition,
replace the 2nd BTR Roll as necessary. (PL 6.1)
After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > 2nd BTR Unit and initialize the
Life Counter.
094-420 IBT Unit End Warning

BSD-ON:-
Generate Fail when NVM (IBT Unit current counter) becomes greater then NVM (IBT Unit Life).
Cause/Action
Replace the IBT Belt Unit if necessary since it has reached the time to replace the IBT Belt Unit. (PL 6.1)
After replacing, enter CE Mode, go to Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > IBT Unit and initialize the Life
Counter.
094-422 2nd BTR Unit End Warning

BSD-ON:-
Generate Fail when NVM (2nd BTR Unit current counter) becomes greater then NVM (2nd BTR Unit
Life).
Cause/Action
Replace the 2nd BTR Roll if necessary since it has reached the time to replace the 2nd BTR Roll. (PL
6.1)

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116-314 MAC Address Error CPU illegal exception.
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Main Program ROM checksum error. Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W.If the problem
Cause/Action
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)If the
problem cannot be solved, replace the printer.
116-327 ESS Instruction Cache Error
BSD-ON:-
116-315 ESS On Board RAM W/R Check Fail CPU instruction cache error.
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Detected by On Board RAM W/R Check at the time of initialization. Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W.If the problem
Cause/Action
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W.If the problem
116-328 ESS Data Cache Error
BSD-ON:-
116-317 ESS ROM Check (Main) Fail CPU data cache error.
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Main Program ROM checksum error. Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W.If the problem
Cause/Action
116-343 ASIC Fail
BSD-ON:-
116-323 ESS NVRAM1 W/R Check Fail ASIC-related Fatal Error.
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Detected by master NVRAM W/R check. Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W.If the problem
Cause/Action
116-350 On Board Network Communication Fail
BSD-ON:-
116-324 ESS Illegal Exception Communication fail between 1 CPU network and ESS F/W.
BSD-ON:-

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Cause/Action On Board Network Fatal Error.
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. -Perform the following in sequence.
Cause/Action
2.3 NET System Fault Check Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. -Perform the following in sequence.
-Update to the latest F/W. 2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow
If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is pow- -Update to the latest F/W.
116-351 Network Error ered off and then on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
BSD-ON:-
116-361 PCI Bus #0 Error Detected
On Board Network Ethernet BIST parity/RAM R/W Error. BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action PCI Bus #0 Uncorrectable Error Detected. (Connected with Remora EX(x4 port))
Cause/Action
2.3 NET System Fault Check Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W.If the problem
-Update to the latest F/W.

116-362 PCI Bus #0 Host Bridge Controller Error
BSD-ON:-
PCI Bus #0 Host Bridge Controller Error. (Connected with Remora EX port)
116-352 Network Error
On Board Network Internal Loop back Error.
Cause/Action
116-363 PCI Bus #1 Host Bridge Controller Error
BSD-ON:-
PCI Bus #1 Host Bridge Controller Error. (Connected with Remora EX port.)
Cause/Action
If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is pow- Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W.If the problem
ered off and then on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2) cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
116-355 Network Error

BSD-ON:-
116-364 Timer Fail Detected by consistency check between NVRAM size requested by the system and actual size and con-
sistency check of ID recorded at the first power-on.
BSD-ON:-
Timer error is detected.

Cause/Action
Cause/Action cannot be solved, replace the printer.
cannot be solved, set the RTC correctly. (Refer to 6.4.13 RTC set.)
116-396 Fatal Error Related to Maillib

BSD-ON:-
116-366 PCI Bus #1 Error Detected
S/W bug.
BSD-ON:-
PCI Bus #1 Uncorrectable Error Detected. (Connected with RemoraEX(x1 port))

Cause/Action
Cause/Action
cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2) 2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow
116-368 PCI Error Messages received from Bus #0 - Device #1 If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after the printer is pow-
BSD-ON:- ered off and then on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
Remora EX PCI x1 port Error. (Device ID 0x65 (x1)) 116-721 Collate Full
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W.If the problem Unable to collate due to insufficient memory.
Cause/Action
Recover after the [OK] or [Close] button is pressed or message is displayed for specified time.-Split the
document into blocks to decrease the number of pages to be collated.-Upgrade SD CARD as
116-369 PCI Error Messages received from Bus #0 - Device #0 required.Take corrective actions at the host side.
BSD-ON:-
116-722 WSD (Web Services on Device) Scan destination error
Remora EX PCI x4 port Error. (Device ID 0x64 (x4))
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action The scan job cannot be executed on the device-driven Web Services on Device Scan, because the des-
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W.If the problem tination PC has been stopped.
Cause/Action
the destination PC. -Perform the following in sequence.
116-390 ESS NVRAM1 SIZE And ID Check Fail
BSD-ON:- 2.3 NET System Fault Check

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116-987 Fatal Error Related to Format Library

BSD-ON:-
S/W bug.
Cause/Action
-Update to the latest F/W.If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error repli-
cates after the printer is powered off and then on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
117-315 EEPROM Driver Error
BSD-ON:- 117-347 Billing Life Error
BSD-ON:CH3.4
EEPROM Driver program error.
Billing Counter Life Over.
Cause/Action
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W.If the problem Cause/Action
cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2) Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W.If the problem
cannot be solved, replace the printer.
117-331 IPS Error

BSD-ON:- 117-350 Controller Error
BSD-ON:-
In relation to IPS, the following internal error has occurred.-OS function return value error-DSP program
load fail Task initialization (start) error.
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W.If the problem Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W.If the problem
cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2) cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
117-340 Controller Error 117-361 IIT Parameter Verify NG

BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
HOOK task error. IIT registration adjustment value verification NG. (Checked only at production process)
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)If the
cannot be solved, replace the following parts in sequence. problem cannot be solved, replace the printer.

117-362 EEPROM Sum Check Error
117-344 Fax Error BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
EEPROM sum check value error.
FLASHFILE task error.
Cause/Action
Cause/Action Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)If the
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem problem cannot be solved, replace the printer.
cannot be solved, replace the following parts in sequence.

• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) 117-363 NVM Sum Check Error
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BSD-ON:-
NVM sum check value error.
Cause/Action
117-365 Low Voltage

BSD-ON:-
RTC detected Low Voltage. RTC clock setting and content of SRAM are invalid. Initialize them.
Cause/Action
117-367 FXIF error

BSD-ON:-
An error occurred on FXIF (such as the Video Underrun error).
Cause/Action
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem

• IIT (PL 1.1)
123-314 Control Panel Error
BSD-ON:CH2.1
Control Panel error.
Cause/Action
2. Turn the Power OFF and check for disconnection, shortage or contact failure of wire between Con-
trol Panel J840 and ESS PWB J436.
123-333 Panel FW transmission error

BSD-ON:-
An error which occurred when the Panel MainFW transmission was performed from ESS
Cause/Action
123-399 Panel Device Reboot Error

BSD-ON:-
An error which was caused by an unexpected reboot, such as reboot due to static electricity.
Cause/Action
3. Replace the Control Panel if it is not restored. (PL 1.1)

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124-325 Billing Error BSD-ON:CH3.4
BSD-ON:CH3.4 The Billing Meter Type information does not match in Master/Backup (Both format is correct).
Unable to auto restore the Billing Counter.

Cause/Action
Cause/Action 1. Turn the power OFF and ON.
124-379 Billing meter type error (Wrong format)

124-375 Product information error (Master) BSD-ON:CH3.4
BSD-ON:CH3.4 The Billing Meter Type information does not match in Master/Backup (Both format is abnormal).
3-point check error of product unique information (Only Master is different).

Cause/Action
Cause/Action 1. Turn the power OFF and ON.
2. 6.4.10.2 Perform Copy Counter M to B/Copy Counter B to M.
124-376 Product information error (Backup/IOT)

BSD-ON:CH3.4
3-point check error of product unique information (Either the Backup or IOT is different).
Cause/Action
124-377 Product information error (All)

BSD-ON:CH3.4
3-point check error of product unique information (All Master/Backup/IOT information is different).
Cause/Action
124-378 Billing meter type error (Different value)

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131-397 File2Net Fatal Error
BSD-ON:-
File2Net fatal error. S/W bug.
Cause/Action
-Update to the latest F/W.If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error repli-
cates after the printer is powered off and then on, and then replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
131-398 SMB client Fatal Error

BSD-ON:-
SMB Client fatal error.
Cause/Action
Turn the power OFF and ON, perform the same operation and check whether the problem is reoccurring.
If the problem still persists, perform the following in sequence.
131-399 FTP client Fatal Error

BSD-ON:-
FTP Client fatal error.
Cause/Action
Turn the power OFF and ON, perform the same operation and check whether the problem is reoccurring.
If the problem still persists, perform the following in sequence.

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133-231 T_FAXCOM Data Receive I/F Error • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)
BSD-ON:-
T_FAXCOM<->Data processing I/F error. 133-237 MHR Input Buffer Error

BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem Data error of MHR input buffer.
Cause/Action
• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) cannot be solved, replace the following parts in sequence.
133-234 JBIG Parameter Error • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)

BSD-ON:- • ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
JBIG parameter error. 133-238 MHR Output Buffer Error

BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem Data error of MHR output buffer.
Cause/Action
• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) cannot be solved, replace the following parts in sequence.
133-235 MHR Parameter Error • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)

MHR parameter error. 133-239 FAX ECM Buffer Address Error

BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem At FAX send/receive, address to get from and write in ECM buffer is wrong.
Cause/Action
133-236 MHR Encode Error • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)

BSD-ON:-
MHR encode error. 133-240 Resolution Change Error

BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem Resolution error in FAX send resolution conversion.

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Message receive error. (OS error)
• FAX PWB (PL 18.5) Cause/Action

• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem
133-241 Memory Pool Get Error • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)

Memory pool get error. (OS error)

133-246 Memory Pool Get Error

133-242 Memory Pool Release Error • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)

Memory pool release error. (OS error)

133-247 Message Send Error
Message send error. (OS error)

133-243 Message Send Error • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)


133-248 Memory Pool Release Error
cannot be solved, replace the following parts in sequence. Memory pool release error. (OS error)

133-244 Message Receive Error • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)

133-249 Message Receive Error cannot be solved, replace the following parts in sequence.
BSD-ON:- • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)

Message receive error. (OS error)
Cause/Action 133-254 Memory Full

Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem BSD-ON:-
Cannot secure memory necessary to print.
133-251 File Open Error cannot be solved, replace the following parts in sequence.
BSD-ON:- • FAX PWB (PL 18.5)

File open error.
Cause/Action 133-259 OS Call Error

Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem BSD-ON:-
OS Call error.
133-252 File Close Error cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
BSD-ON:-
133-260 File Open Error
File close error. BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action File open error.

cannot be solved, replace the following parts in sequence. Cause/Action
• FAX PWB (PL 18.5) cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
133-261 File Close Error
133-253 File Erase Error BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
File close error.
File erase error.

Cause/Action
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. If the problem cannot be solved, replace the fol-
lowing parts in sequence.

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• FAX PWB (PL 18.5) Message receive error. (OS error)
Cause/Action
133-269 File Close Error cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
BSD-ON:-
File close error.

133-275 OS Call Error
BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
OS Call error.
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. If the problem cannot be solved, replace the fol-
lowing parts in sequence.
Cause/Action
• FAX PWB (PL 18.5) Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem
cannot be solved, replace the FAX PWB (PL 18.5)
133-276 File Open Error

133-271 Memory Pool Get Error BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
File open error.
Cause/Action
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
133-277 File Close Error
133-272 Message Send Error BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
File close error.
Cause/Action
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB. (PL 18.2)
133-278 File Erase Error
133-273 Memory Pool Release Error BSD-ON:-
BSD-ON:-
File erase error.
Memory pool release error. (OS error)
Cause/Action
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem cannot be solved, replace the following parts in sequence.
133-274 Message Receive Error • ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
BSD-ON:-
133-279 FAX CODEC I/F Error 133-283 Message Send Error
BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
FAX CODEC I/F error. Message send error. (OS error)
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. -Checking the telephone line connection. Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem
Reconnect the telephone line connector. -Checking the sending side fax. Receive the fax data from cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
known good fax machine. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists after the action above is taken,
ensure that the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and then replace the following 133-286 OS Call Error
parts in sequence.
BSD-ON:-
OS Call error.
Cause/Action
133-280 ERR_FAX_TIME Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem
BSD-ON:- cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
FAX timer error. 133-287 File Open Error

BSD-ON:-
Cause/Action
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem File open error.
Cause/Action
• FAX PWB (PL 18.5) Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem
• ESS PWB (PL 18.2) cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
133-281 Power Off Report Create Fail 133-288 File Close Error
BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
Failed in creating power-off report. File close error.
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem
cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB (PL 18.2) cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB (PL 18.2)
133-282 Memory Pool Get Error 133-289 File Erase Error

BSD-ON:- BSD-ON:-
Memory pool get error. (OS error) File erase error.
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. Then,update to the latest F/W. If the problem
cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB (PL 18.2) cannot be solved, replace the ESS PWB (PL 18.2)

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BSD-ON:-
At JBIG data print decode, decode error occurred three successive times.
Cause/Action
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. -Checking the telephone line connection. Recon-
nect the telephone line connector. -Checking the sending side fax. Receive the fax data from known good
fax machine. -Update to the latest F/W. If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that
the error replicates after the printer is powered off and then on, and then replace the following parts in
sequence.

134-211 Fax Card Modem Error
BSD-ON:-
Fax Card parts error. (MODEM error)
Cause/Action
Turn the power off and on to check that the error recurs. -Checking the PWBA FAX for installing. -Update
to the latest F/W. If the error persists after the action above is taken, ensure that the error replicates after
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BSD-ON:-
The printer is in custom toner mode.
Cause/Action

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2.2.3.1 AC Power FIP 2.2.3.2 +5VDC Power FIP
BSD-ON:CH1.1 BSD-ON:CH1.2,CH1.1
Procedure Procedure
Turn OFF the Main Power Switch. Is the voltage between the Main Power Switch J3 and J4, 220- Turn ON the power. Is the voltage between LVPS J501-4(+) and GND(-), +5VDC?
240VA? Y N
Y N Is the voltage between LVPS J510-1 and J510-3, 220-240VAC?
Is the voltage between AC Inlet J1 and J2, 220-240VAC? Y N
Y N Proceed to 2.2.3.1 AC Power FIP.
Unplug the Power Cord from the outlet. Is 220-240VAC measured at the outlet?
Y N Turn the Power OFF and remove LVPS J501. After 15 s or longer has passed, turn ON the
Check the customer’s Breaker, etc. machine. Is the voltage between LVPS J501-1(+) and GND(-), +5VDC?
Y N
Check the Power Cord for open circuit and poor contact. If no problems are found, replace the Replace the LVPS. (PL 18.3)
AC Inlet. (PL 18.3)
Check the +5VDC circuit for a short circuit in the frame by referring to Chapter 7 Wiring Data.
Check for disconnection or contact failure of the wire between AC Inlet J1, J2 and Main Power
Switch J3, J4. Check the circuit to the applicable component for an open circuit or poor contact by referring to Chapter 7
Wiring Data.
Turn ON the Main Power Switch. Is the voltage between LVPS J510-1 and J510-3, 220-240VAC?
Y N
Turn OFF the power and unplug the Power Cord from the outlet. Check for disconnection or contact
failure of the wire between Main Power Switch J5, J6 and LVPS J510-1, 3.
If no problems are found, replace the Main Power Switch. (PL 18.3)
Check the AC circuit to each component by referring to Chapter 7 Wiring Data.
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BSD-ON:CH1.2,CH1.1
Procedure
Turn ON the power. Is the voltage between LVPS J501-5(+) and GND(-), +24VDC?
Y N
Is the voltage between LVPS J510-1 and J510-3, 220-240VAC?
Y N
Proceed to 2.2.3.1 AC Power FIP.
Turn the Power OFF and remove LVPS J501. After 15 s or longer has passed, turn ON the
machine. Is the voltage between LVPS J501-5(+) and GND(-), +24VDC?
Y N
Replace the LVPS. (PL 18.3)
Check the +24VDC circuit for a short circuit in the frame by referring to Chapter 7 Wiring Data.
Check the circuit to the applicable component for an open circuit or poor contact by referring to Chapter 7
Wiring Data.
CF-001 ADC Sensor Fail Tools>Admin Setting>Maintenance>Auto Registration
Tools>Admin Setting>Maintenance>Quick Density Adjust (Twice)
BSD-ON:CH9.8 Didn't Fail occur?
Y N
ADC Sensor malfunction, abnormality in electrical system, or abnormality in Transfer Belt reflection out-
Check to see if the following NVM value is within the range regarding NVM Read/Write in CE Mode.
put has occurred. • NVM[755-126] (ADC_Vdark) (Range:0-100)
• NVM[755-127] (ADC_Vcln_All Mean Value) (Range:50-1000)
• 092-651: ADC Sensor System Fail (Shutdown Fail)
• 092-652: ADC Sensor Fail
Are both value within the range?
Y N
Influence Check the following connections for open circuits, short circuits, and poor contacts.
When 092-652Fail occurs, image density control that uses ADC Sensor will not be updated which may • Between MOB ADC Sensor (R-RAD) J112 and DRIVE PWB J414
create issues concerning the image density being too dark or too light.092-651Fail discharges images • Between MOB ADC Sensor (R-RAD LOW) J113 and DRIVE PWB J414
under the process of image formation and force stop the machine operation when 092-652Fail continu- Is the conduction normal?
ously occurs.Couple copies of print may be printout after releasing Fail by Powering OFF/ON but if the
Y N
number of 092-651Fail reaches the prescribed number of time, it will not be able to release by powering
Reconnect the connector. If it does not recover, there is a possibility of abnormality in
OFF/ON.The following NVM value need to be cleared [0] in order to release. However, if it does not electrical system. Replace DRIVE PWB. (PL 18.2)
recover to normal state, the Fail will generate again during usage.
Possibility of ADC Sensor malfunction. Replace MOB ADC Assembly. (PL 6.1)
Table 1 Table 1
ADC Sensor System Fail Number of continuous ADC Sensor System Fail NOTE: Perform Auto Registration from UI-Diag if MOB ADC Sensor Assembly is replaced.
NVM:755-001 NVM:752-431 Pull out the IBT Unit and check the IBT Belt status. Is there any uncleanness or scratch?
Y N
Possibility of cause may be contamination or scratch of IBT Belt. Replace the IBT Belt. (PL 6.3)
Replacement parts list
NOTE: Perform Auto Registration from UI-Diag if IBT Belt is replaced.
Table 2 Table 1
Remove the MOB ADC Assembly, check the status of ADC Sensor Detection surface and clean if it
Possibilit is dirty.
No. Component y Reason If it is not dirty or does not restore after cleaning, replace the MOB ADC Assembly. (PL 6.1)
1 MOB ADC Sensor Assembly H ADC Sensor malfunction NOTE: Perform Auto Registration from UI-Diag if MOB ADC Sensor Assembly is replaced.
2 Deve Housing Assenbly M When the exchange display comes out in UI,
exchange. The ending
3 Drum M When the exchange display comes out in UI, NOTE: Perform Auto Registration from UI-Diag if MOB ADC Sensor Assembly or IBT Belt is replaced.
exchange.
4 DRIVE PWB L Abnormality in ADC Sensor electrical system.
5 IBT Belt L Abnormality in reflection output due to unclean-
ness, scratch of IBT Belt.
6 ESS PWB L Abnormality in electrical system.
Procedure
NOTE: To prevent light-induced fatigue, cover the Drum with a black sheet when removing the Drum. In
addition, do not touch the Drum surface.
When the exchange display of Drum or Deve Housing Assembly comes out in UI, when the exchange
display doesn’t come out after exchanging, it is just as it is. It executes the following operation in turn.
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CF-002 Temperature / Humidity Sensor Fail CF-003 ADC Patch Fail

BSD-ON:CH9.8 BSD-ON:CH9.8
The temperature/humidity measurement value of Environment Sensor is out of stipulation range. ADC (Auto density Control) Patch of the corresponding color is abnormally light, or there is an abnormal-
ity in ADC Sensor. ADC Patch will be formed near the Front of FS direction of IBT Belt when setting up
• 092-661: Temperature Sensor Fail density adjustment.
• 092-662: Humidity Sensor Fail
• 092-670: ADC Elec Patch Fail Y
• 092-671: ADC Elec Patch Fail M
Influence
• 092-672: ADC Elec Patch Fail C
When this Fail occurs, the control cannot be made according to temperature/humidity which creates an
• 092-673: ADC Elec Patch Fail K
issue of image density becoming too dark or too light due to temperature/humidity change.
Replacement parts list Influence

When this Fail occurs, image density control that uses ADC Sensor will not be updated which may create
Table 1 Table 1 issues concerning the image density being too dark or too light.
Possibilit
No. Component y Reason Fail that should be handled first
1 DRIVE PWB L Abnormality in electrical system of the Environment Enter Shutdown/History of CE Mode and check the Fail that occurred recently. If the following Fail is
Sensor. occurring, there is a high possibility that the problem is caused on your side. Please refer to the corre-
sponding FIP and restore it first.
• 042-325: Main Motor Fail

• 042-326: Sub Motor Fail
Procedure
• 099-xxx: LPH System Fail
NOTE: Humidity Sensor Fail may occur if condensation occurs. • 089-xxx: RegiCon System Fail
Check 767-064, 767-065 by performing Procon Print in CE Mode. Are the results all 0? • 091-480/481/482/402: Drum Cartridge Y/M/C/K Life Over
Y N • 093-314/315/316/317: Dispense Motor Y/M/C/K Fail
Abnormality of Environment Sensor. • 093-400/423/424/425: Toner Cartridge Y/M/C/K Near Empty
Replace DRIVE PWB. (PL 18.2) • 093-434:Drum/Toner Cartridge K Near Empty
NOTE: Perform Auto Registration from UI-Diag. • 093-435:Drum/Toner Cartridge Quality Empty
• 094-911:IBT Unit End Warning
Run Procon ON Print continuously for several number of times. There is no need to process if no Fail
generates.
Replace the parts of "Replacement Parts List" if the cause cannot be specified and restoration process Image quality trouble that should be handled first.
cannot be completed.
Check the corresponding color image in Print Mode. If the following image quality trouble is occurring,
there is a high possibility that the problem is caused on your side. Please refer to the corresponding
image quality troubleshooting and restore it first.
• White paper print or low density, specific color close to white paper is light -> Patch is light.
• Vertical white/Color fading/line in vertical direction of FS (vertical) direction close to the Front ->
Patch position image is light and the Patch is light as well.
• White/Color fading/Line/Parts fading in SS (horizontal) direction -> The Patch on the position where
the image is light is light as well.
• Carry over (rough print)/Toner fogging -> Falsely detected that the Patch is light because the IBT
ground color is detected dark.
A
Replacement parts list Y N
There is a possibility that only ADC Patch is light. Check to see if there is no uncleanness,
Table 1 Table 1 adhering substance, scratch on the Front side (ADC Parch position) of IBT Belt and 1st BTR.
Is IBT Belt, 1st BTR normal?
Possibilit
Y N
No. Component y Reason There is a possibility of ADC Sensor abnormality. Turn OFF the power and check the fol-
1 MOB ADC Sensor Assembly H Unable to detect Patch due to abnormality in ADC lowing connections for open circuits, short circuits, and poor contacts.
Sensor. • Between MOB ADC Sensor (R-RAD) J112 and DRIVE PWB J414
2 IBT Belt L Patch is light due to deterioration and contamina- • Between MOB ADC Sensor (R-RAD LOW) J113 and DRIVE PWB J414
tion of the IBT Belt. Is the conduction normal?
3 IBT Cleaner L Patch is light due to contamination of the IBT Belt. Y N
4 Toner Cartridge L Patch is light due to shortage in the Toner. Check MOB ADC Sensor Assembly installation and if there is no uncleanness and
5 Drum Cartridge L Patch is light due to contamination of BCR and no foreign substance contamination to the detecting element, replace the MOB ADC
Sensor Assembly. (PL 6.1)
deterioration of the Drum.(When the exchange dis-
play comes out in UI, exchange.)
• Connect the connector.
6 LPH Unit L Patch is light due to contamination of LPH and poor
• Replace broken wire, parts that went short (such as PWB).
light intensity.
7 1st BTR Unit L The image is light due to 1st BTR Retract malfunc- Replace the following parts.
tion or the Patch is light due to contamination of 1st
• Replace the IBT Belt. (PL 6.3)
BTR Roll.
8 Deve Housing Assembly L Patch is light due to eccentric rotation and MOS NOTE: Perform Auto Registration from UI-Diag if IBT Belt is replaced.
malfunction.(When the exchange display comes • IBT Belt Cleaner (PL 6.2)
out in UI, exchange.)
• 1st BTR Roll (PL 6.3)
9 HVPS (BCR) L Patch is light due to application malfunction.
10 HVPS (Deve) L Patch is light due to application malfunction.
11 HVPS (1st/2nd BTR) L Patch is light due to application malfunction. • Perform processing of troubleshooting that corresponds to the image quality trouble that
12 IBT Cleaner Unit L Patch is light due to tearing of the blade. should be handled first.
13 Dispense Unit L Patch is light due to Toner supply malfunction. • Replace if there is no Toner in the Toner Cartridge of the corresponding color. (PL 5.1)
14 LPH FFC L Patch is light due to LPH signal malfunction. • Replace if there is any uncleanness, adhering substance, scratch on the Front side of Drum FS
15 DRIVE PWB L Patch is light due to MCU abnormality. direction of Drum Cartridge of the corresponding color. (PL 8.1)
• Replace if there is any uncleanness, adhering substance, scratch on the Front side of Drum FS
direction of BCR of the corresponding color. (PL 8.3)
Procedure
• Replace if the Toner close to the Front of SF direction on Deve Roll of the corresponding color,
NOTE: To prevent light-induced fatigue, cover the Drum with a black sheet when removing the Drum. In or if the Toner seems low after turning the Gear clockwise. (PL 5.1)
addition, do not touch the Drum surface. • If the Dispense is not driven after running Digital Output [093-001] (Toner Dispense Motor Y)/
[093-002] (Toner Dispense Motor M) / [093-003] (Toner Dispense Motor C) / [093-004] (Toner
Perform Procon Print of CE Mode and check from 755-003 to 755-006, 752-078 to 752-081, 755-023 to
755-026. Are the results all 0? Dispense Motor K), replace the Toner Dispense Motor. (PL 5.3)
Y N • Turn the Power OFF, check the corresponding color LPH, and clean or replace the LPS if it is
Perform Procon Print of CE Mode and check from 755-003 to 755-006, 752-078 to 752-081, 755- dirty. (PL 2.1)
023 to 755-026. Run Test Pattern>Prccon ON Print. Check the number of Fail occurrences by using • Turn the Power OFF, check for break of wire, short, half-connection between each HVPS and
NVM Read/Write again. Did the number of Fail occurrences increase for either color? each parts. If there is any conduction failure, replace the connector connection, parts that was
Y N broken or short.
No need to take measures if Fail does not occur after running Procon ON Print a few times.
View the corresponding FIP and repair. Replace the parts of "Replacement Parts List" if the cause cannot
Check to see if the density of the whole image that was printout from ProCon ON Print is light or the be specified and restoration process cannot be completed.
Front side of FS direction (ADC Patch position) of full surface half-tone of the corresponding color of
Service Mode Test Pattern Print. Is White extremely light?
A
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NOTE: Rewrite NVM[760-240] (TMA Gain Flag) value to [1] after replacing MOB ADC Sensor Assembly
or IBT Belt.
2.3.1 Interface (Physical/Logical) 2.3.2 ’Cannot connect to the network’ or ’Print is not found from
1. Physical Interface Description the PC’
The following physical interfaces are supported. Get ’NET Connection Diagram’ and take actions by following the instructions in ’2.3.5 Network-Related
(1) USB 2.0 Details Check Flow’ in this document, and then collect the following information:
(2) Ethernet (10BaseT, 100BaseTX) *1
• System Settings List
*1: Has the features to automatically detect and switch the transmission speed (10Mbps, 100Mbps).
Also, the transmission speed can be fixed by settings. • Check the client settings (Output Port)
• Physical interface check
2. Logical Interface Description • Logical interface check
It is possible to set whether to activate the system for each of the following logical interfaces. • Other connection environment check
Supported for receiving print jobs Printer switching machine
(1) USB Availability of printer buffer, etc.
(2) LPD HUB (Switch, Hub) used, etc.
(3) Port9100 • Network Capture Log
Supported for management interface

(1) SNMP
(2) CWIS
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2.3.3 No output is available, no data is printed Obtain the information relevant to the items described in ’2.3.2 Cannot connect to the network’.
Check whether or not the Controller Firmware and Printer Driver are the latest version. If it is not the lat-
est, always upgrade the software. (See 2.4.1 Software Download.)
After checking the above items, check whether the Indicator is blinking and take the corrective actions
accordingly.
1. When the Indicator (Panel Send/Receive Lamp) is blinking

It is highly possible that print data cannot be decomposed in the Printer main processor.
Perform the corrective actions according to ’2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow’ in this doc-
ument, and then collect the following information:
• System Settings Report
• Check the panel message (error message, etc).
• Error History Report
• Service Settings Report
• Job History Report
• Maintenance Report (CE)
• Check the Printer Driver name and version.
• Check the Printer Driver settings in details.
• Network Capture Log
• Create Print files on the PC and collect them on CD-R.
[How to Create Print file]

Method 1)
(1) Select [Print] from File menu in the target document.
(2) In [Print] screen, select the [Output to File] check box and click [OK].
If there is no [Output to File] check box displayed in the [Print] screen, create the file in Method
2.
(3) Enter a descriptive file name in ’File Name’ using a customer name and date, and click [OK] to
create a Print file in the specified destination.
Method 2)
(1) Open the Printer Driver Properties and select the [Ports] tab.
(2) In [Ports], select [FILE:] in the list and click [OK] to close the Properties screen.
Take note of the port setting before it was changed in [FILE:] in order to restore the port to
original setting after creating a Print file.
(3) Select [Print] from File menu in the target document.
(4) The [Output to File] screen appears. Specify a storage destination and file name, and click
[OK] to create a Print file in the specified destination.
(5) Restore the port to the original setting in the procedures a and b shown above.
2. When the Indicator (Panel Send/Receive Lamp) is not blinking

It is highly possible that connection is not established and hence print data has not reached the
Printer main processor.
2.3.4 Printing can be performed but abnormally 2.3.5 Network-Related Details Check Flow
1. Check whether the Controller Firmware and Printer Driver are the latest version. 2.3.5.1 Check Flow at TCP/IP (LPD) Failure
If it is not the latest, always upgrade the software. (See 2.4.1 Software Download.) The following describes the possible causes and actions to take when a failure, such as being unable to
2. Ask a customer about the status of unavailable printing and collect information based on it. obtain the desired printout or not being able to print at all, occurs when using TCP/IP (LPD).
• System Settings List
For WindowsXP, Windows Server 2003, WindowsVista, Windows Server 2008, Windows7, and Windows
• Service Settings Report
Server 2008R2
• Job History Report
• Maintenance Report (CE) Table 1
• Check the Printer Driver name and version. Cause Check Method Corrective Action
• Check the Printer Driver settings in details.
Incorrect IP address is Ask the Network Administrator to Set a correct IP address in the machine.
• Print sample that has been printed improperly. set. check if the IP address set in this
• Print sample that has been printed properly (including the samples from other machines). machine is correct.
• Create Print files on the PC and collect them on CD-R. A failure that cannot be Check if an error is displayed on the Turn the power OFF then ON.
repaired has occurred Operation Panel display. Wait for the display to light off and turn
during printing. ON the power again.
The printer driver Check if the printer driver that was Select the printer driver that was pro-
attached to the machine provided with this machine has vided with this machine.
is not used (a printer been selected. If it is not found in the selection items,
driver from other manu- install and select the printer driver that
facturers is used). was provided with this machine.
Precautions and Limitations
The following describes the precautions and limitations for TCP/IP (LPD).
1. Machine Settings
• IP addresses are managed in a whole system. Consult with the Network Administrator thor-
oughly before perform setting.
• Depending on the network environment, perform the subnet mask and gateway settings if
necessary. Consult with the Network Administrator to set necessary settings.
2. Computer Settings
• IP addresses are managed in a whole system. Consult with the Network Administrator thor-
oughly before perform setting.
• To perform network settings (such as IP address), etc. on the host used under NIS (Network
Information Service) management, consult with the NIS Administrator.
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2.4.1 Software Download
Follow 'ADJ 18.2.2 Firmware Version Upgrade' in Service Manual to upgrade the Controller software to
the latest version.
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Chapter 3 Image Quality Troubleshooting
3 Image Quality Troubleshooting
3.1 Introduction
3.1.1 Contents of Chapter 3 ........................................................................................... 3
3.1.2 Test Pattern........................................................................................................... 3
3.1.3 Image Quality Specification................................................................................... 4
3.1.4 Image Quality Troubleshooting ............................................................................. 4
3.2 Image Quality Troubleshooting

3.2.1 How to use the image quality troubleshooting (IOT/IIT/DADF)
How to use the image quality troubleshooting (IOT/IIT/DADF) ....................................... 5
IQ-1 LPH Cycle Line....................................................................................................... 7
IQ-2 Reverse DarkLines................................................................................................. 8
IQ-3 Caterpillar Mark (Transfer) ..................................................................................... 8
IQ-4 Scalelike Defect (Transfer)..................................................................................... 9
IQ-5 Heavyweight paper image bleeding ....................................................................... 10
IQ-6 Color Line (Electrostatic Memory) of Photo Receptor Pitch (94mm)...................... 10
IQ-7 BCR pitch (37mm) density unevenness ................................................................. 11
IQ-8 DarkLines (Full speed/Half speed) ......................................................................... 11
IQ-9 Toner color line....................................................................................................... 12
IQ-10 Thin Line Interruption ........................................................................................... 13
IQ-11 Moire .................................................................................................................... 14
IQ-21 Diagonal Line Fluctuation..................................................................................... 15
IQ-22 Fogging around high density patch part ............................................................... 16
IQ-23 Vertical line due to lack of pixels between CIS chips ........................................... 16
IQ-24 Image quality difference during PLT/DADF read.................................................. 17
IQ-25 The output image gets blurred with Book document or three-dimensional object. 18
IQ-26 Rear edge image blurring during DADF heavyweight paper delivery .................. 19
3.2.2 How to use the image quality troubleshooting (IPS)

How to use the image quality troubleshooting (IPS) ....................................................... 21
CQ-01 Ground color removal adjustment....................................................................... 22
CQ-02 Density adjustment Darken the highlight ............................................................ 23
CQ-03 Density adjustment Lighten ................................................................................ 23
CQ-04 Tone jump of 100 line image document.............................................................. 24
CQ-05 Scan letter corruption, mosquito noise surrounding the letter ............................ 24
CQ-06 Duplex document off-set..................................................................................... 25
CQ-07 Fogging platen back ........................................................................................... 25
CQ-08 Color balance adjustment (Only K color for black&white IOT machine) ............. 26
CQ-09 Thin line roughness ............................................................................................ 26
3.2.3 Fusing Unit Paper wrinkle Alignment adjustment.................................................. 27
3.2.4 Cycle Table ........................................................................................................... 30
3.2.5 Image Quality Limit Precaution ............................................................................. 31
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3.1.1 Contents of Chapter 3 3.1.2 Test Pattern
1. Chapter 3 Image Quality Troubleshooting is mainly composed of two sections: Test Pattern and The following are the test patterns that are used.
Image Quality Troubleshooting.
1. The copy quality check mainly uses the Test Pattern (color A3) (499T 00276).
2. The Test Pattern section contains built-in test patterns of test charts for checking the quality of cop-
ied images. 2. For copy quality check, J paper (Plain) is used.
3. The Image Quality Specification section contains "IOT/DC Alignment" and "Image Quality Specifica-
tion". 3. The image built-in SUB of the test pattern is found in the following:
(1) Controller (ESS PWB)
4. The Image Quality Troubleshooting section describes the causes of image quality failures and the
troubleshooting procedure for them.
4. For the Test Patterns, refer to the following.
• 6.4.11.1 Printing function test operation procedure
5. It also describes the "Notes on Image Quality Restrictions".

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3.1.3 Image Quality Specification 3.1.4 Image Quality Troubleshooting

• The specification for the image quality is as follows. Check the Defect Sample that is obtained during visit or the one that is provided by the customer and pro-
ceed with the appropriate IQ-FIP.
1. 6.1.20 Image Loss
2. 6.1.21 Print Area
3. 6.1.22 Alignment Specification

How to use the image quality troubleshooting (IOT/IIT/DADF)
Perform the following procedure to check the fault sample that is obtained during visit or the one that is
provided by the customer and proceed with the appropriate FIP.
1. If the defected sample is determined as the same problem with the one covered in this chapter
("Defect Image Sample") through visual observation, check the part which is causing the poor
image quality.
2. When the problem cannot be determined or there was no corresponding NG sample in 1 above,
proceed to the corresponding FIP below to repair the problem.
Table 1
Image Quality Problem SUB Symptoms Reference RAP No.
LPH Periodical Line LPH A line appears periodically as a result of the decrease in light quantity of the light emitter (chip) or from unevenness continuously IQ-1
occurring in multiple chips.
Reverse DarkLines Transfer Phenomenon of part of the solid patch of K-color having patial darklines (multiple) at the FS direction. IQ-2
Transfer defect occurred due to lack of electric charge in the toner before the secondary transfer.
Caterpillar Mark Transfer Removal of electricity with diselectrification material is performed in the charged state after the paper discharges the secondary IQ-3
transfer part.
If the adhesion of the toner to the paper is weak and the amount of electricity removal is big, the toner image scatters and a round
shaped pattern appears continuously in the vertical direction.
Scalelike defect Transfer Removal of electricity with diselectrification material is performed in the charged state after the paper discharges the secondary IQ-4
transfer part.If the adhesion of the toner to the paper is weak and the amount of electricity removal is big, the toner image scatters
and a semicircle shaped pattern appears.
Heavyweight paper image bleeding Transfer The rear edge of the paper gets flipped-up and moves closer to the center transfer belt after going though the Reg Shoot, and part IQ-5
of the axial direction (around 25mm from the rear edge of the heavyweight paper) may get blurred from the electrical discharge
that occurs in the secondary transfer pre nip part.
Line color of photo receptor pitch XERO/CLN Vibrations during the Drum CRU transportation may cause scrapes and friction in the BCR and the Photoreceptor, resulting in left- IQ-6
(94mm) over electrostatic memory on the Photoreceptor, which generates thin white streaks in the FS direction on the highlight portion at
the Photoreceptor Pitch.
BCR pitch (37mm) density uneven- XERO Charging failure occurs in weak contact parts which lowers the surface potential and the density of the half-tone image darkens IQ-7
ness with a BCR pitch (37.7mm).
DarkLines (Fill speed/Half speed) XERO A faulty stripe along the rotational axis caused by an erroneous electrical discharge between the bias charge roller (BCR) and pho- IQ-8
toconductor drum.
Toner color line DEVE It’s a vertical long thin line and the length may differ from couple mm to 10cm or longer. This occurs in solid or HT and does not IQ-9
generally occur in the background part.
Thin line interruption Process Control Depending on the structure of the line, the interruption may stand out by the position of the screen. IQ-10
Moire Screen Depending on the document drawing pattern structure, Moire may stand out by interfering with the screen IQ-11
Diagonal line fluctuation IIT "Diagonal line fluctuation" occurs due to speed change of the read unit. IQ-21
Fogging around high density patch part IIT "Fogging around high density patch part" occurs due to the cavity performance of the CIS device. IQ-22
Vertical line due to lack of pixels IIT The "vertical line" may appear approximately every 18.3mm. IQ-23
between CIS chips
Image quality difference during PLT/ IIT/DADF DADF job tends to be out of focus than during platen job. IQ-24
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Table 1
Image Quality Problem SUB Symptoms Reference RAP No.
The output image gets blurred with IIT the focus goes out for the seam of Book document or three-dimensional object which blurs the object. IQ-25
Book document or three-dimensional
object.
Rear edge image blurring during DADF DADF The document is floating during the transportation of DADF delivery, which generates the "Rear end image unevenness" phenom- IQ-26
heavyweight paper delivery enon.
IQ-1 LPH Cycle Line 2. 21.4mm pitch vertical line
• Occurs from the continuous multiple chip of shade of SLED (light emitter) mounted in a zigzag.
LPH positions the light emitter (size: 10.7mm) in a zigzag in the order of even numbers/odd numbers.
A line appears periodically as a result of the decrease in light quantity of the light emitter (chip) or from
unevenness continuously occurring in multiple chips.
Figure 3 j0bs32002
[Corrective action]
1. Change the [Screen] setting in the driver print setting [Advanced].
• Select [Advanced] > [Screen] and change to [Auto Screening] -> [Gradation].
Figure 1 j0bs32017
[Cause]
1. 10.7mm pitch vertical line
• Occurs from the continuous multiple chip of vertical line in SLED (light emitter) edge position.
Figure 4 j0bs32031
2. Replace the LPH of the appropriate color.
Figure 2 j0bs32001
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IQ-2 Reverse DarkLines IQ-3 Caterpillar Mark (Transfer)

Part of the K color solid patch and a phenomenon that partly becomes a thick line (multiple) in the FS Removal of electricity with diselectrification material is performed in the charged state after the paper dis-
direction charges the secondary transfer part.
Transfer defect occurred due to lack of electric charge in the toner before the secondary transfer. If the adhesion of the toner to the paper is weak and the amount of electricity removal is big, the toner
image scatters and a round shaped pattern appears continuously in the vertical direction.
Figure 1 j0rk32018
Figure 1 j0bs32019
[Cause]
Occurs when the develop ability drops, the density of solid patch decreases and Vdeve becomes large. [Cause]
This is caused by low electric charge in the toner.
[Procedure]
Stress Conditions:
Take a sample from an image that includes solid patch such as Total Chart and check by comparing with
image sample.
• Plain paper (Lightweight paper)
[Corrective action] • Mid humidity~High temperature environment
1. 2nd Transfer Voltage Offset Adjustment • Occurs in both Side1/Side2.
• Optimize the secondary transfer voltage from [Tools -> Admin Settings -> Maintenance ->
Adjust 2nd BTR]. (Set to the Minus side.) [Procedure]
1. Take a sample from a half-tone image with uniformed entire surface and check by comparing with
2. 1st Transfer Voltage Offset Adjustment image sample.
• Optimize the primary transfer voltage from [Tools -> Admin Settings -> Maintenance -> Trans- 2. Judge as this phenomenon if it is solved or improved by raising the secondary transfer voltage.
fer Belt Unit]. (Set to the Plus side.)
[Corrective action]
3. TC Up 1. 2nd Transfer Voltage Offset Adjustment
• Optimize the secondary transfer voltage from [Tools -> Admin Settings -> Maintenance ->
4. Vh Up Adjust 2nd BTR]. (Set to the Plus side.)
IQ-4 Scalelike Defect (Transfer) • Optimize the secondary transfer voltage from [Tools -> Admin Settings -> Maintenance ->
Adjust 2nd BTR]. (Set to the Plus side.)
Removal of electricity with diselectrification material is performed in the charged state after the paper dis-
charges the secondary transfer part. 4. Lower the TC of K color (Tone Down)
If the adhesion of the toner to the paper is weak and the amount of electricity removal is big, the toner
image scatters and semicircle shaped pattern appears.
Figure 1 j0bs32020
[Cause]
This is caused by low electric charge in the toner.
Stress Conditions:
• Plain paper (Lightweight paper)

• Mid humidity~High temperature environment
• New toner cartridge
• Job first thing in the morning (~10 copies)
[Procedure]
1. Take a sample from a half-tone image with uniformed entire surface and check by comparing with
image sample.
2. Judge as this phenomenon if it is solved or improved by raising the secondary transfer voltage.
[Corrective action]
1. Reprint after printing 10~dozens of copies.
2. Change paper (Paper with high basis weight), change feeding direction (Long grain direction)
3. 2nd Transfer Voltage Offset Adjustment
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IQ-5 Heavyweight paper image bleeding IQ-6 Color Line (Electrostatic Memory) of Photo Receptor Pitch
The rear edge of the paper gets flipped-up and moves closer to the center transfer belt after going though (94mm)
the Reg Shoot, and part of the axial direction (around 25mm from the rear edge of the heavyweight
From the vibration during Xero ERU Assy or moving Unit, a frictional charge is created by the position of
paper) may get blurred from the electrical discharge that occurs in the secondary transfer pre nip part.
BCR, CLN Blade that touches the photo receptor and creates a dark line of photo receptor pitch (approx.
94mm).
Figure 1 j0bs32021
Figure 1 j0bs32022
[Cause]
Occurs with paper with strong resilience such as heavyweight paper. [Cause]
This problem may occur right after the replacement of Drum CRU. (Occurs at Halftone image quality)
Stress Conditions:
• Basis weight is heavy.

[Procedure]
• The paper resilience is strong 1. On a halftone image, check that lines with 94mm pitch appear in the FS direction.
• The paper feeding direction and the direction of the paper weave is parallel 2. Obtain 10 ~ 30 copies of print.
• K color (Mono Mode) can easily occur *Print full color image if the occurring Drum is YMC, and full color/BW image if K.
• Tends to occur when the paper rear edge is curled up.

[Corrective action]
[Procedure] 1. No need to take measures since it will resolve/recover by left alone.
2. If this occurs in the market, correspond by leaving it alone overnight or replacing Xero ERU.
1. Check to see if image bleeding such as smear or Toner scattering like blur appear around 25mm
position from the rear edge of the paper.
Reference:
(1) When checking, uniform surface half-tone image or line image in SS direction is easy to detect.
[Corrective action]
1. Forcefully down curl (about 10mm) the rear edge of paper.
IQ-7 BCR pitch (37mm) density unevenness IQ-8 DarkLines (Full speed/Half speed)
The contact with the photo receptor changes due to the dispersion of BCR shape. Unique phenomenon of a charged DC by BCR.
Charging failure occurs in weak contact parts which lowers the surface potential and the density of the BCR <-> Fine line in an axial direction due to abnormal electric discharge between the photo receptor.
half-tone image darkens with a BCR pitch (37.7mm).
Place occurring is random.
High temperature, high humidity environment, half speed mode is a stress
• Full Speed
Figure 1 j0bs32025
[Cause]
It is easier to occur if the combination of BCR form tolerance and Spring load tolerance, CLN-Roll pene- Figure 1 j0bs32036
tration quantity tolerance, environment (low temperature/low humidity) is set on the Stress side.
• 1/2 Speed
[Corrective action]
1. Xero ERU Replacement
Figure 2 j0bs32037
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[Cause] IQ-9 Toner color line
Fine electric discharge unevenness unique to DC charge of BCR. It’s a vertical long thin line and the length may differ from couple mm to 10cm or longer. This occurs in
solid or HT and does not generally occur in the background part.
(Mainly half tone image quality)
[Procedure]
Check to see that fine axial direction line is appearing randomly on half-tone images.
(Careful not to mistake with Banding)
[Corrective action]
• When exceeding the limit occurs during full speed, mainly the following 2 abnormality can be con-
sidered.
1. Abnormality in BCR, photo receptor
-> Check with Xero ERU replacement
2. Abnormality in photo receptor <-> M/C frame earth conduction

-> Check the Drive shaft, Shaft bearing
Figure 1 j0bs32028
[Cause]
Phenomenon where lump of Supply Toner does not get loosen inside the developing machine and gets
transported on to the magnet roller then gets developed.When the Toner being supplied is forming soft
clock with high temperature storage, the loosening ability will not be able to catch up when the following
factors piles up, and unable to loosen in the transfer section.
• When supply toner amount is mass supplied at one with high image density
• When the toner density of developer is high and the amount of developer to deliver is large
It tends to occur on the upstream side on Deve Flow (Print left side) but not necessarily on the left side.
[Procedure]
1. Check to see if it has not occurred in the background.
2. Check to see that there is no axial direction, periodicity with uniform surface half-tone image.
[Corrective action]
1. This will be resolved after few copies.
If white paper image is printed in advance or printed between high density image, the stirring oppor-
tunity inside the processing machine will increase which makes it easier to control the occurrence.
IQ-10 Thin Line Interruption
Thin line interruption
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NOTE: Check the image and use since Banding Starvation will slightly worsen as secondary
failure.
Figure 1 j0rt30002
[Cause]
Depending on the structure of the line, the interruption may stand out by the position of the screen.
[Procedure]
1. Check with the customer whether the [Thin Line interruption] is outside the permissible range or not.
2. Check to see if there is no problem with the Banding/Starvation level.
[Corrective action]
1. Switch the Driver UI Screen to [Definition Priority].
[Thin line interruption] will not occur easily as the number of lines go high.
• Select [Advanced Setting] > [Screen], and change to [Tone Priority] -> [Fineness Priority].
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IQ-11 Moire
Moire
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NOTE: Check the image and use since Banding Starvation will slightly worsen as secondary
failure.
Figure 1 j0rt30004
[Cause]
Depending on the document drawing pattern structure, Moire may stand out by interfering with the
screen.
[Procedure]
1. Check with the customer whether the [Moire] is outside the permissible range or not.
2. Check to see if there is no problem with the Banding/Starvation level.
[Corrective action]
1. Switch the Driver UI Screen to [Definition Priority].
[Moire] will not occur easily as the number of lines go high.
• Select [Advanced Setting] > [Screen], and change to [Tone Priority] -> [Fineness Priority].
IQ-21 Diagonal Line Fluctuation
"Diagonal line fluctuation" occurs due to speed change of the read unit.
Figure 1 j0bs32011
[Cause]
Figure 2 j0bs32032
The frictional resistance of the PLATEN glass sliding part changesDown arrowSlide load of the IIT read
unit changesDown arrowRead unit speed changesDown arrowDiagonal line fluctuation
A: Read Unit
B: Read unit slides the rear side
[Procedure] C: PLTEN Glass Sliding Part (FRONT side)
1. - D: PLTEN Glass Sliding Part (REAR side)
[Corrective action]
1. Clean the PLATEN glass sliding part. (Wipe with dry cloth)
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IQ-22 Fogging around high density patch part IQ-23 Vertical line due to lack of pixels between CIS chips
"Fogging around high density patch part" occurs due to the cavity performance of the CIS device. The "vertical line" may appear approximately every 18.3mm.
Figure 1 j0bs32012 Figure 1 j0bs32013
[Cause] [Cause]
The cavity (*) performance of the CIS device used for DC SC2020 is poor compared to the conventional There are image pixels that DIS Device used in DC SC2020 is unable to read by main scanning 432 pixel
device. Due to this, fogging around high density part may occur depending on the setting of the copy units. (Approx. 18.3mm)Complement processing against this lack of pixel read will be done by image pro-
mode. cessing, but depending on the characteristic of the document, a defect of vertical line appearing in miss-
ing pixel part may occur.Document that can easily generate this defect is cot and periodical vertical line.
This is almost never seen in Default Mode, but with Picture Mode or Ground Color removal OFF setting, Does not occur in solid print part.
this defect is seen clearly due to the balance with image quality creation that is trying to recreate the high-
light well.
*1:A phenomenon which fogging occurs around high density patch resulting from Read Device optical
characteristic taking in the density of the surrounding part. This effect is seen especially in main scanning
direction.
[Procedure]
1. Copy setting: Check with photo mode or turning ground color removal OFF.
[Corrective action]
1. Change the following NVM values.
• 15-092 = Current Value - 2
Figure 2 j0bs32033
A: Unable to read the document information for this part since there is no read element. IQ-24 Image quality difference during PLT/DADF read
DADF job tends to be out of focus than during platen job.
[Procedure]
1. Check to see if the "vertical line" is appearing approximately every 18.3mm.
[Corrective action]
1. Use sharpness adjustment (weaker), photo mode.
2. The output of defect differs depending on placement of the document.
Figure 1 j0bs32014
[Cause]
The CIS device used in DC SC2020 is a read device with shallow depth of focus in general. Read image
characteristic tends to get blurry than Platen Job since the DADF Job feed the document in a far position
from the CIS read focus.Recovery processing will be performed with DOF (Depth of Focus) correction
but it will not completely match with Platen image quality.Platen reproduces as the original, DADF
includes corrections.
[Procedure]
1. -
[Corrective action]
1. DOF (Depth of Focus) Correction Level Adjustment
IIT of DC SC2020 uses CIS read method and performs correction processing because the focus
depth is not so deep and is easily blurred.
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There are 11 levels for DADF job, Platen job correction level and can be changed with NVM. IQ-25 The output image gets blurred with Book document or
Table 1 three-dimensional object.
The focus goes out for the seam of Book document or three-dimensional object which blurs the object.
Chain-Link Default Value Min Max Meaning
711-262 5 0 10 Applies to DADF read job.
715-159 5 0 10 Applies to Platen read job.
[Explanation of Adjustment Value]
• Adjust closer to 0 when you want to decrease the sharpness.

• Adjust closer to 10 when you want to increase the sharpness.
0: Disable the correction processing.
1: Make it smooth overall.
2 ~ 4: Somewhere in the middle.
5: Correct the standard level.

Figure 1 j0bs32015
6 ~ 9: Somewhere in the middle.
10: Perform the strongest emphasis processing.

[Cause]
The CIS device used in DC SC2020 is a read device with shallow depth of focus in general.Due to this,
the focus goes out especially for the seam of Book document or three-dimensional object which blurs the
object.
[Procedure]
1. Check with Book document.
[Corrective action]
1. This can be improved by pressing the document to the platen glass when copying.
Figure 2 j0bs32034
NOTE: Defect such as roughness or Moire may occur on the image if it is overly emphasized.
IQ-26 Rear edge image blurring during DADF heavyweight paper
delivery
The document is floating during the transportation of DADF delivery, which generates the "Rear end
image unevenness" phenomenon.
Figure 1 j0bs32016
[Cause]
When read using CIS, the depth of focus of CIS has a narrow range and image blurring occurs due to
document floating.During DADF delivery, the document is floating while getting delivered to prevent for-
eign substance sticking to the CVT glass (prevent black line appearing), but the rear edge of heavy-
weight paper floats more due to the paper resilience, the image tends to get blurry.
[Procedure]
1. -
[Corrective action]
1. Use Platen when image blurring occurs on the rear edge of the heavyweight paper.
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How to use the image quality troubleshooting (IPS)
Perform the following procedure to check the fault sample that is obtained during visit or the one that is
provided by the customer and proceed with the appropriate FIP.
1. If the defected sample is determined as the same problem with the one covered in this chapter
("Defect Image Sample") through visual observation, check the part which is causing the poor
image quality.
2. When the problem cannot be determined or there was no corresponding NG sample in 1 above,
proceed to the corresponding FIP below to repair the problem.
Table 1
Image Quality Problem SUB Symptoms Refer to FIP
Background Suppression Adjustment IPS The default background suppression function is unable to fully remove the background. CQ-01
Density Adjustment: Darkening the High- IPS The highlight (light colors) is intended to be reproduced in darker shade. CQ-02
light
Density Adjustment: Lightening IPS The density is intended to be reproduced in lighter shade. CQ-03
Gradation Jump in 100-lines Photo Doc- IPS In the BW and Text & Photo Copy Mode, gradation jump occurs on 100-line photo documents. CQ-04
ument
Scan: Smeared Text, Mosquito Noise IPS Color texts are blurred and mosquito noise is generated around the texts due to JPEG compression. CQ-05
Around Text
Bleed on 2 Sided Document IPS Bleed occurs in the BW Copy and Text Mode. CQ-06
Platen Background IPS When A4 stark white paper such as J Paper/Premier 80 is scanned into A3 when in BW Copy Text Mode and AE is ON, the Platen back den- CQ-07
sity is reproduced outside of the copy range.
Color Balance Adjustment IPS The color of the copy image quality is different from that of the original. CQ-08
Rough Thin Lines IPS When a document containing extremely thin lines is copied in the Text & Photo Mode, the density of the lines on the copy may become CQ-09
uneven and rough.
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CQ-01 Ground color removal adjustment *: The details of Table1 is an approximate. The suppression results may differ depending on the
document.
[Symptoms]
[Adjustment Method]
A phenomenon like background (e.g. background color or document bleed) may occur depending on the
1. The adjustment methods are different between Services and Output Colors. (Table2)
document.
Table 2 Background Suppression Level Adjustment Method by Mode

Service Output Color User authority that can be set
Copy Color User
Black (BW Mode) User
Fax - (Unable to adjust level with Fax)
Scan Color User
Black (BW Mode) User
(1) Adjustment by user

• Machine Status button -> Tools tab -> Default Settings ->
Copy or Scan -> Auto Background Suppression Level
Figure 1 j0ki31019
[Cause]
The default settings of Background Suppression are as shown in Table 1. Background Suppression
Level Adjustment may be required depending on the document.
[Procedure]
1. Set Background Suppression to "Enabled" and check whether background still occur on the cus-
tomer’s document.
[Corrective action]
1. Background Suppression Level Adjustment
Table 1 Rough Standards of Suppression Levels

Rough Standards of Suppression Levels
(Document with white undercoat or the influence degree
Suppression Level towards the document)
(Full color/Black&White common)

Normal (Default) Old recycled paper
Higher Newspaper
Highest Gray recycled paper
CQ-02 Density adjustment Darken the highlight CQ-03 Density adjustment Lighten
[Symptoms] [Symptoms]
The highlight (light colors) is intended to be reproduced in darker shade. The density is intended to be reproduced in lighter shade.
[Cause] [Cause]
1. The highlight reproducibility had been adjusted to prevent background from appearing. No special actions required.
[Procedure] [Procedure]
1. No special actions required.
[Corrective action] [Corrective action]

1. Set the density adjustment to "Darken +1" ~ "Darken +3". 1. Set the density adjustment from "Lighten +1" to "Lighten +3".
* When the highlight is not reproduced after performing the density adjustment in (1), adjust it by the 2. When the desired image quality is still not obtained after performing the density adjustment in Step
1, the following adjustment method is available:
following method:
In the case of Copy Service, adjust the density by using "Color Balance Adjustment". (Full color
only)
2. Set the background suppression to "Disabled".
* Although this may cause background to appear, it improves the reproducibility of highlights.
3. Adjust the density with [Color Balance Adjustment] for copy. (Full color only)
Adjustment by user
• Machine Status button -> Tools tab -> Default Settings ->
Copy or Scan -> Color Balance
In the case of Scan Service, increase the "Scan Resolution".

The Highlight reproductivity will improve with higher resolution.
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CQ-04 Tone jump of 100 line image document CQ-05 Scan letter corruption, mosquito noise surrounding the
[Symptoms] letter
In the BW and Text & Photo Copy Mode, gradation jump occurs on 100-line photo documents. [Symptoms]
Color texts are blurred and mosquito noise is generated around the texts due to JPEG compression.
Figure 1 j0ki31013
Figure 1 j0ki31014
[Cause]
As Text & Photo Mode gives priority to 175 lpi halftone dots and text quality, Sharpen Edge is performed [Cause]
for lower lpi.
As the JPEG compression technique is for images, not texts, noise is easy to crop up when it is used to
compress texts.
[Procedure]
1. No special actions required. [Procedure]
[Corrective action]
[Corrective action]
Table 1
1. Set the compression mode from "Normal" -> "Low Compression". (Secondary defect: The file size
Countermeasures Secondary Defect becomes bigger.)
Set the Original Type to "Photo". The text becomes blurred.
CQ-06 Duplex document off-set CQ-07 Fogging platen back
[Symptoms] [Symptoms]
Off-set occurs in Copy black&white letter mode. The platen back density comes out to the area other than the paper when white A4 paper such as J
paper/Premier 80 is scanned with A3 in Copy letter mode with AE ON.
[Cause]
Because the gradation feature is designed to improve the reproducibility of Low Contrast, when bleed [Cause]
density of the document is high, the background suppression function might not be able to remove it Because paper such as J paper/Premier 80 has a low background detection level, the density of the
completely. Platen Back might not be fully removed depending on the S/N level status of the IIT.
[Procedure] [Procedure]
1. No special actions required. 1. No special actions required.
[Corrective action] [Corrective action]
Table 1 Table 1
Countermeasures Secondary Defect Countermeasures Secondary Defect
Switch the ground color removal level Reproducibility of highlights is degraded. Switch the AE suppression level set- Reproducibility of highlights is degraded.
setting. tings.
Set the density adjustment to "Lighten The density on the whole area becomes lighter and the repro- Set the density adjustment to "Lighten The density on the whole area becomes lighter and the repro-
+1". ducibility of highlights is degraded. +1". ducibility of highlights is degraded.
Set the Sharpness adjustment to weak The text becomes blurred.
(soften).
Set the Color balance adjustment level The low density becomes lighter and the reproducibility of high-
(low density) to the Light side. lights is degraded.
(Full color only)
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CQ-08 Color balance adjustment (Only K color for black&white CQ-09 Thin line roughness
IOT machine) [Symptoms]
[Symptoms] When a document containing extremely thin lines is copied in the Text & Photo Mode, the density of the
lines on the copy may become uneven and rough.
The color of the copy image quality is different from that of the original.
[Cause] [Cause]
Extremely thin lines are lines that are barely wide enough to be detected as edges.
No special actions required.
Therefore, as only some of their segments can be detected edges, the machine will switch between the
[Procedure] following processes frequently, making the lines look rough.
• Edge Processing: Darkens to emphasize the line.
[Corrective action] • Non-Edge Processing: Does not emphasize the line and reproduce with light density that is close to
the document.
• Finely adjust the YMCK color density with [Color Balance Adjustment]. (Full color only)
Adjustment by user
– Machine Status button -> Tools tab -> Default Settings ->
Copy or Scan -> Color Balance
Figure 1 j0sg31001
[Procedure]
[Corrective action]
Table 1
Countermeasures Secondary Defect
• Text Mode • Because lines are more emphasized
compared to the original, the overall
image becomes darker.
Set the [Sharpness Adjustment] to strong (Sharpen). • The sharpness will be emphasized overall
and the image will have a rough look.
3.2.3 Fusing Unit Paper wrinkle Alignment adjustment 2. Adjustment Method
Refer to "Alignment Adjustment Bracket Used Flow" in Step3 for adjustment.
[Procedure]
1. Installation/removal of Adjustment Bracket
(1) Move the adjustment bracket to N -> M when the paper wrinkle appears on the left side.
(1) Remove the Fusing Unit.
i. Temporary tack the Screw in the left M hole.
Figure 1 j0lbs34001
Figure 3 j0lbs34009
(2) Remove the alignment adjustment bracket on the Front Side.
ii. Fasten the Screw in the right M hole.
• Remove the Screw (2).
Figure 4 j0lbs34010
Figure 2 j0lbs34002
iii. Tighten the left M Screw.
• N: Nominal position
• M: Minus position
• P: Plus position
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iv. Install the Fusing Unit. iii. Tighten the left P Screw.
(2) Move the adjustment bracket to N -> P when the paper wrinkle appears on the right side.
i. Temporary tack the Screw in the left P hole.
Figure 8 j0lbs34008
iv. Install the Fusing Unit.
Figure 6 j0lbs34006
3. Usage flow of the Alignment Adjustment Bracket
ii. Fasten the Screw in the right P hole.
NOTE: Use this when pepr wrinkles (*1) has been generated due to interaction.
(1) Paper wrinkle due to interaction

• Paper wrinkle due to interaction between the Fusing Unit, Transfer, and Regi
• Cause: The positional relation between the various Sub Rolls is wrong, which degener-
ates the transport form of the paper and results in wrinkles being generated in the Fusing
Unit.
(2) *2: Sampling
• Paper: A3 SEF
• Pattern: Half Tone K50%
• No. of sheets: Simp 5 sheets
Figure 9 j0lbs34012
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Sub Device Diameter (imm) Print Period (imm)
Belt 30.10 94.6
Transfer 2nd-BTR 18.00 56.5
IBT IBT-Belt 253.07 795.0
Drive Roll 12.97 40.8
Tension Roll 22.50 70.7
Idle Roll 10.00 31.4
1st-BTR 6.00 18.8
Sensor Roll 18.00 56.5
Deve Roll Assy Mag 16.00 28.6
Xero Drum 30.00 94.2
BCR 12.08 37.9
BCR Cln 9.30 29.2
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Table 1
Sub Device Diameter (imm) Print Period (imm)
Exit Pinch Roll 10.00 31.4
Exit Roll 15.00 47.1
Fusing Heat Roll 24.93 78.3
3.2.5 Image Quality Limit Precaution
Table 1
Occurrence Condition
Environmen Side-1 Others

Image Quality Problem Name SUB Details t Side-2 Media Conditions Interim Measures Details
1 Roll Marks PH Rubber roll mark or toner wax component may stick dur- All Side-1 Stands out Change to a lighter paper type.
ing duplex print or after continuous printout depending Side-2 even more (However there might be an issue of fixing failure)
on the paper. This is frequently seen in gloss paper type. with Gloss
paper type
2 Condensation Copy Fusing Sometimes patches of water droplets may be found on All - Hydrated Use fresh paper.
Unit paper that is printed right after machine start up. paper is a
stress.
3 Corrugation Stripes PH Depending on the paper, there may be Pinch Roll traces All Heavyweight Use substitute paper (Non-gloss, lightweight
or minor scratches in the paper feed direction. This is gloss paper. paper).
more likely to occur with special paper such as Gloss.
4 Gloss Uneven Side 2 Fusing Roughness of the image may appear on the back side All - Coated Lower the image density.
Unit with duplex print on gloss paper.
5 Background on Coated Paper Deve The degree of fogging becomes higher for gloss paper All All Coated • After Raise the developing bias DC component by 10 ~
compared to plain paper. stop- 20V and reduce the fogging on the drum. (Individual
ping for support)
a long However, this will sacrifice the reproducibility of fine
period lines and highlight sections.
of time
under
high
humidity
• Print
with
high
image
density
6 Smear Transfer When the lead edge of paper reaches the Secondary All • It BW Mode Change the value of NVM740-033 (Plain paper/
Transfer, it immediately increases the Secondary Trans- becomes Recycled paper/Fine quality paper), 740-034
fer section load and causes the IBT Drive Roll speed to more (Heavyweight/Label L), 740-035 (Extra Heavy-
change (decrease in speed). stressful weight/Label H/Postcard/Envelope), 740-036
This speed change changes the relative velocity differ- if the (Gloss paper1), 740-037 (Gloss paper2) to 01.
ence of photo receptor and IBT Belt surface in K color basis By changing the above NVM and selecting the
primary transfer part, which may cause a smear (image weight is above paper setting, IOT will perform FC Mode
disorder) 96mm from the paper edge. thicker. operation regardless of the Color Mode setting of
• It will the controller for Monochrome Print.
stand out However, keep in mind that Yellow, Magenta, Cyan
more with Toner, Xero-CRU, processing machine will be con-
Gloss sumed during BW Print as well.
paper.
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7 Rough Black Transfer The Toner will not get transferred into the rough parts for All Paper with • Change to paper with better smoothness or
paper with poor smoothness and texture, and the trans- poor smooth- texture
fer will be rustled. ness or texture • 2nd Transfer Voltage Offset Adjustment
Optimize secondary transfer voltage with
(Maintenance - Adjust 2nd BTR) (Set to Minus
side).
8 Moist Paper Transfer Failure Transfer The resistance drops when the paper hydrates. High humidity When feeding K stands out Please use unopened paper.
On the other hand, since K color which includes carbon environment paper that fits
has a big dielectric loss, the necessary electric field dif- high humidity
fers from other colors. environment
Due to this, the necessary electric field difference (hydrated
between multicolor and K color becomes big from the dif- paper)
ference of paper resistance and the toner resistance,
which narrows the transfer latitude and creates uneven-
ness.
9 Paper front edge/rear edge Transfer When the paper that has been loop formed in transfer All When there • To control fogging, expand the cleaning field
Toner smear on (the edge) fixation releases the secondary transfer nip, the rear is an unex- (within the permissible limit of thin line repro-
edge part moves to the opposite direction of the feeding pected toner ducibility)
direction and occurs by touching the belt by 2nd BTR smear in 2nd • Reduce the Toner Band (within the permissi-
surface or DTS HSG or a flip-up. BTR or DTS ble limit of density maintainability)
HSG (fog-
ging).
10 Tail Edge Transfer Failure Transfer After releasing the secondary transfer nip, the paper rear All • When
edge part flips-up and re-transfers to the center transfer the posi-
belt from the fixing ironing effect, resulting in roughness tion of
or white occurring on the paper rear edge part (within the
10mm including blank space). paper
worsens
• Perfor-
mance
limit
11 MWS(Side2) (MicroWhiteS- Transfer When the secondary transfer part resistance is high Low humidity Side2 is • Paper First thing in 2nd Transfer Voltage Offset Adjustment
pots) such as first thing in the morning of low humidity environ- environment stress. with poor the morning Optimize secondary transfer voltage with (Mainte-
ment, the transfer latitude of multicolor and single color smooth- of low tem- nance -> Adjust 2nd BTR) (Set to Minus side).
is narrow and the voltage it set towards the multicolor. ness is a perature/low
Due to this, the voltage becomes too much for the dingle stress humidity
color and fine white dots may appear on the image in • Paper left environment
Side2 from the electric discharge phenomenon of the out in low is a stress.
transfer nip. humidity
environ-
ment is a
stress
Table 1

12 Density Fluctuation Right After ProCon For BW priority machine, the color density may not quite No involve- No No involve- Calibration
Power ON/Change in Environ- match on the first color printout after turning the Power ment involve- ment
ment ON. ment
13 Fingerprints System When loading paper, handle it with care and try not to Especially Use finger cots or gloves
touch the print side. gloss paper
Sebum that get stuck to the print side may affect the
print result.
If you wish to obtain the best print results, wear finger
cots or gloves so as not to leave any sebum stuck to the
print side.
14 Vapor Fusing White vapor may come out from the upper part of LH All - Hydrated Use fresh paper
Unit cover with Czone heavyweight paper. paper is a
stress.
15 Toner Empty Detection Color Deve If the toner is removed and reinstalled close to the exit in All All All Printout 10 copies
Streaks order to completely use the toner until the end, spots in
the form of short lines may appear for a while.
16 Photoreceptor Pitch Color Xero A dark line of the photo receptor may appear on the Xero All All All Immediately • Leave alone for overnight or replace Xero ERU
Streaks highlight part. after replac- • Photo receptor replacement
(Static electricity memory) ing the Drum
Cartridge
17 Rib Line Fusing A rib mark may appear in the paper feeding direction on All Side-1 Heavyweight The occurrence level during discharge is perfor-
Unit the printed side of Side1 when Duplex print is performed. Side-2 gloss paper. mance limit.
This is more likely to occur with special paper such as
Gloss.
18 Density change when replacing Procon Density and Gray balance spec may be off for Azone Azone is No No involve- Sample is Calibration
Azone First thing in the morn- first in the morning sample, immediately after replacing easy to occur involve- ment easy to occur
ing/Drum Cartridge/Toner Car- the Drum Cartridge or the Toner Cartridge. ment first thing in
tridge the morning
19 DarkLines Xero Sharp dark horizontal line may appear randomly. High temper- Heavyweight Performance limit
ature/High (Media in half
humidity speed mode)
environment
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20 Heavyweight paper image Transfer The paper jumps up after the paper rear edge goes All • Basis • K color Down curl the rear edge of the paper.
bleeding through the Reg Shoot and move closer to the center weight is is easy
transfer belt. heavy. to occur
Due to the electric discharge phenomenon occurs in • The • Tends
secondary transfer prenip part, part of axial direction paper to occur
around 25mm from the rear edge of heavyweight paper resil- when
may get blurred (Toner gets scattered). ience is the
strong paper
• The leading
paper edge is
feeding curled
direction up.
and the
direction
of the
paper
weave is
parallel
21 Detachment unevenness/ Fusing If there is a high density image part, gloss unevenness/ All Side-1 Paper such as • Use fresh paper.
Detachment failure/Rib line/Fix- Unit detachment failure/rib line/fixing failure may occur. Side-2 gloss paper/ • Reverse the image.
ing failure hydrated (Make sure there is no high density image on
paper or paper
the front edge.)
with weak
• Lower the density.
resistance
• Lower the high density with TRC Adjust.
• Lower the Cin.
• If it occurs in LEF feed, switch the feeding
direction from LEF feed to SEF feed.
22 Toner Droplet Contamination Deve Toner smear in drops may occur. All All All • After Perform processing machine stirring mode when it
stop- is left under high humidity environment for a long
ping for period of time.(NVM762-119: 0 => 1)
a long
period
of time
under
high
humidity
• Print
with
high
image
density
Table 1

23 Lines on Coated Paper Exit When heavyweight gloss paper A3SEF is discharged to High temper- Side1 A3 Heavy- Occurs on Performance limit
EXIT1 in Duplex mode, Side1 surface may scratch the ature/High (DUP) weight Gloss Side1 surface
EXIT GATE and create a line. humidity Paper during
environment DUPLEX
delivery
24 Multi Color Transfer Failure Transfer From the electricity resistance increase due to decrease Low humidity Paper with • First Trade off with MWS
in moisture content after fixing Side1 or resistance environment poor smooth- thing in Secondary transfer voltage off-set adjustment:
increase of secondary transfer in low temperature or ness the Optimize secondary transfer voltage with Mainte-
passing of time, the necessary voltage cannot be morn- nance -> Adjust 2nd BTR (Set to Plus side).
acquired in low humidity environment especially first ing of
thing in the morning which may result in light shade of low tem-
multicolor. pera-
This setting controls the MWS within the limit. ture/low
humid-
ity envi-
ronment
• If the
inside of
the
machine
gets
heated
up, the
phe-
nome-
non will
ease or
not
occur.
• Perfor-
mance
limit
25 Color Streaks Transfer Paper powder gets in between the center transfer belt All Paper that Change the reverse interval of the belt
and CLN blade which may result in poor cleaning. easily omit [Make the number of NVM746-036 (default is 7000)
paper dust or smaller]
paper with for-
eign sub-
stance
contamination
26 Damage in the paper leading PH Damage in the paper leading edge with heavyweight All Side-1 Heavyweight1, Change the feed direction from SEF feed to LEF
edge with heavyweight A4SEF, A4SEF, 8.5"x11"SEF, B5SEF feed may occur. Side-2 Heavyweight2 feed.
8.5"x11"SEF, B5SEF feed
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27 Multi Color Transfer Failure Transfer If continuous print is performed in high humidity environ- High humidity Secondary transfer voltage off-set adjustment:
ment, the resistance of secondary transfer part rises environment Optimize secondary transfer voltage with Mainte-
temporary. The necessary electric field cannot be nance -> Adjust 2nd BTR (Set to Plus side).
acquired from the drop of transfer electrical current,
which may result in lighter shade in multicolor.
28 Caterpillar Mark Transfer Caterpillar mark may appear with plain paper (thin ALL Side-1 Plain Secondary transfer voltage off-set adjustment:
paper). Side-2 (Lightweight Optimize secondary transfer voltage with Mainte-
Paper) nance -> Adjust 2nd BTR (Set to Plus side).
29 Transfer wrinkle PH Transfer wrinkle may occur depending on the hydrated High humidity Side-1 Hydrated Change to fresh paper and run.
Transfer status of the paper. environment Side-2 paper is a
stress.
30 Rear end shimmer (postcard) Transfer When printing transferred postcard, the postcard rear Low humidity Side-1 Postcard • Down curl the rear edge of the postcard.
edge gets flipped-up after going through the Reg Shoot environment • Reg Shoot Extension Miler KIT
and moves closer to the center transfer belt which may
result in blurring of line or letter image near the rear edge
of the postcard (Toner gets scattered).
31 Shimmer style Transfer Branch-like electric discharge print may appear on the K Mid humid- Side-2 Plain • Raise with secondary transfer voltage adjust-
color half-tone image part and line/solid part when ity~HighHu- (Lightweight ment.
Duplex Print is performed. midity Paper) • Raise the primary transfer electricity.
environment
• Lower the TC (Toner density) in the develop-
ing machine.
• Replace the 2nd BTR Unit.
32 Starvation Devel- • White may generate on the border of solid part and Low humidity All All High TC • Performance limit
opment half tone part but may worsen when TC is high environment • Flip vertically and output.
(Low humidity environment).
• Output with A4SEF -> A4LEF.
• TC may overshoot on the tall side and worsen
immediately after replacing the Toner Cartridge.
33 Light-induced fatigue Xero If left alone without shading the photo receptor, the den- All Side-1 All Immediately • Leave alone for overnight or replace Xero ERU
sity may change from the photo receptor cycle. -> This Side-2 after Xero • Photo receptor replacement
will disappear if left alone. ERU replace-
ment
34 BCR pitch density unevenness Xero BCR pitch density unevenness may occur depending on Low temper- Side-1 All Detect with Xero ERU Replacement
the shape of BCR. ature/Low Side-2 HT image
humidity
environment
35 Galling Ghost Xero When continuous image is continuously printed in the All Side-1 All Continuous • Leave alone for 30 minutes or replace Xero
process direction like the Xero longitudinal rule line, the Side-2 print of same ERU
image gets seared into the photo receptor and the image • Photo receptor replacement
seared image gets detected when HT image is
extracted. -> This will disappear if left alone.
Table 1

36 White in BCR Pitch Axial Direc- Xero After leaving the Xero Unit under low temperature/low Low temper- Side-1 All After leaving • Print about 10 copies
tion humidity environment for about a week,white in the axial ature/Low Side-2 Xero ERU • Xero ERU Replacement
direction of BCR pitch may appear intermittently. (Influ- humidity alone for
• Photo receptor replacement
enced by the contact location of BCR and Spiral CLN-R) environment 1week
-> This will disappear after printing about 10 copies.
37 Reverse DarkLines Transfer Black horizontal lines may appear randomly on the half- Azone is K color is • 2nd Transfer Voltage Offset Adjustment
tone image part depending on the image density. stress easy to come Optimize secondary transfer voltage with
out. (Maintenance -> Adjust 2nd BTR) (Set to
TC is low Minus side).
• 1st Transfer Voltage Offset Adjustment
Optimize secondary transfer voltage with
(Maintenance -> Adjust Transfer Belt Unit)
(Set to Plus side).
• TC Up
• Vh Up
38 DTS Line Transfer Black lines may appear in 3mm interval in the paper Mid humid- Side-2 Plain paper • Use substitute paper (Heavyweight paper).
feed direction on the K color image part during duplex ity~High tem- (Lightweight If it occurs with LEF feed with paper size A4 or
printing. perature less, switch the feeding direction from LEF
environment feed to SEF feed.
39 Paper wrinkle Fusing Paper wrinkle may occur in parts of paper such as A3/ ALL Side-1 Plain paper • Use fresh paper.
Unit Octavo. The paper wrinkle performance worsens in high Side-2 (Lightweight • Reset the paper in the TRAY.
humidity environment.
40 Gloss paper image disorder Fusing There may be an image disorder on the image surface ALL Side-1 Coated Performance limit with normal Fusing Unit
Unit when printing high density image in Gloss Paper. Side-2
41 Unable to feed the envelope Fusing Heavyweight large size (such as C4) envelop is unable ALL Side-1 Envelope • Performance limit with normal Fusing Unit
Unit to go through the Fusing Unit which may cause JAM. Side-2 • When JAM occurs with LEF feeding, switching
to SEF feeding may resume the feed.
42 LPH Chip Line LPH For a background with low Cin M color, C color (ex: blue ALL Dispersion in LPH intensity -> Change the image
sky), a color line with LPH chip width of 10.7mm may be quality mode.
emphasized in the direction of the process.
43 Pine needle-like white Transfer When printing plain paper after continuously printing Low temper- Plain paper Wet the rag with water and wipe the Reg Roll, Pinch
heavyweight paper in low temperature/low humidity envi- ature/Low after continu- Roll.
ronment, part of the image may come out white. humidity ous heavy-
environment weight paper
print
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4 Disassembly/Assembly and Adjustment
4.1 Introduction REP 9.2.1 Tray 1 Feed Roll and Tray 1 Retard Pad .....................47 REP 56.6.1 Harness Guide and Wire Harness............................. 82
4.1 Introduction................................................................................ 3 REP 56.6.2 DADF Feed Motor ..................................................... 83
10. One Tray Module (Tray 2) REP 56.7.1 DADF Drive Belt ........................................................ 84
4.2 Disassembly/Assembly REP 10.1.1 (SCC) Tray 2 Feeder..................................................49 REP 56.9.1 (SCC) Document Tray ............................................... 85
REP 10.3.1 Tray 2 Feed/Nudger Roll and Retard Pad..................50 REP 56.9.2 Retard Chute ............................................................. 86
1. IIT/UI REP 10.3.2 Retard Spring .............................................................51 REP 56.9.3 Invert Chute ............................................................... 87
REP 1.1.1 (SCC) Control Panel ...................................................... 5 REP 10.6.1 (SCC) STM PWB .......................................................53 REP 56.10.1 DADF Takeaway Roll .............................................. 87
REP 1.2.1 (SCC) IIT Top Cover ...................................................... 5 REP 10.6.2 (SCC) STM Takeaway Motor .....................................54 REP 56.10.2 Sensor Bracket ........................................................ 89
REP 1.3.1 CIS Sensor Assembly .................................................... 6
13. MSI REP 56.13.1 DADF Retard Pad.................................................... 91
REP 1.3.2 CIS Sensor Assembly Belt............................................. 7
REP 1.4.1 (SCC) IIT Scan Motor .................................................... 7 REP 13.1.1 MSI .............................................................................55 99. (SCC) Safety Critical Components
REP 13.3.1 MSI Nudger/Feed Roll................................................56 REP 99.1.1 (SCC) Safety Critical Components ............................ 93
2. LPH REP 13.3.2 MSI Retard Pad..........................................................58
REP 2.1.1 FFC Cable (Y, M, C, K).................................................. 9 4.3 Adjustment
REP 2.1.2 LPH (Y, M, C, K) .......................................................... 12 14. L/H Cover
REP 14.1.1 L/H Cover ...................................................................59 1. IIT/UI
3. Drive ADJ 1.3.1 IIT Lead Edge Registration .......................................... 95
REP 3.1.1 (SCC) Drive Assembly ................................................. 15 15. Registration ADJ 1.3.2 IIT Side Registration..................................................... 95
REP 15.1.1 Registration Chute .....................................................61 ADJ 1.3.3 IIT Vertical Reduce/Enlarge ......................................... 96
4. NOHAD REP 15.1.2 Registration Roll .........................................................62
REP 4.1.1 Fusing Exhaust Fan ..................................................... 17 8. Xero./Deve.
REP 4.1.2 Fusing Duct.................................................................. 17 17. Exit ADJ 8.1.1 MAX Setup ................................................................... 97
REP 17.1.1 Exit Roll ......................................................................65 ADJ 8.1.2 DC940: PROCON ON Print ......................................... 97
5. Development
18. Electrical ADJ 8.1.3 DC940: PROCON OFF Print........................................ 98
REP 5.1.1 Deve Unit ..................................................................... 19
REP 18.1.1 (SCC) HVPS ..............................................................67 ADJ 8.1.4 DC991: Manual ToneUp/Down (Manual Toner Concentra-
REP 5.1.2 Dispenser Drive (YM)................................................... 20
tion Adjustment) ............................................................................. 98
REP 5.1.3 Dispenser Drive (CK) ................................................... 20 REP 18.2.1 (SCC) Drive PWB.......................................................67
ADJ 8.1.5 ProCon/RegCon Print .................................................. 99
REP 5.1.4 Dispenser (Y,M,C,K) .................................................... 21 REP 18.2.2 (SCC) ESS PWB ........................................................68
REP 18.3.1 LVPS ..........................................................................70 ADJ 8.1.6 Test Pattern Print ....................................................... 100
REP 5.4.1 Deve Assembly ............................................................ 22
ADJ 8.1.7 Procon MiniSetup execution in Key Op Mode............ 101
REP 5.5.1 Deve Gear.................................................................... 26
19. Cover ADJ 8.1.8 Calibration .................................................................. 101
6. Transfer REP 19.1.1 Front Cover ................................................................71
REP 19.1.2 Inner Cover ................................................................71
18. Electrical
REP 6.1.1 IBT Belt Unit................................................................. 29
ADJ 18.1.1 IOT Lead Edge/Side Edge Registration ................... 103
REP 6.1.2 2nd BTR Roll................................................................ 30 REP 19.1.3 Right Cover ................................................................72
REP 19.1.4 Top Cover ..................................................................73 ADJ 18.1.2 Adjusting the Erase Amount..................................... 104
REP 6.1.3 MOB ADC Assembly.................................................... 30
ADJ 18.2.1 Things to take note when replacing Important Information
REP 6.2.1 Belt Cleaner Blade ....................................................... 31 REP 19.1.5 Rear Cover .................................................................74
Stored Components (ISC)............................................................ 104
REP 6.3.1 IBT Belt ........................................................................ 33
56. DADF ADJ 18.2.2 Firmware Version Upgrade ...................................... 104
7. Fusing Unit REP 56.1.1 DADF .........................................................................75
REP 56.1.2 DADF Platen Cushion ................................................75
56. DADF
REP 7.1.1 (SCC) Fusing Unit........................................................ 37
REP 56.2.1 DADF Front Cover .....................................................76 ADJ 56.1.1 DADF Lead-Skew Adjustment ................................. 107
8. Xerographic ADJ 56.1.2 DADF Side Registration ........................................... 108
REP 56.2.2 DADF Rear Cover ......................................................76
REP 8.1.1 Xero Unit ...................................................................... 39 ADJ 56.1.3 DADF Lead Edge Registration................................. 109
REP 56.2.3 (SCC) DADF PWB .....................................................77
REP 8.3.1 Drum ............................................................................ 39 REP 56.2.4 Upper Feeder .............................................................78
REP 8.3.2 Drum Blade .................................................................. 41 REP 56.2.5 (SCC) DADF Feeder Assembly..................................79
REP 8.3.3 Bias Charge Roll .......................................................... 44 REP 56.3.1 (SCC) Left Counter Balance ......................................80
REP 56.3.2 (SCC) Right Counter Balance ....................................80
9. Feeder,Tray (Tray 1)
REP 56.5.1 DADF Feed/Nudger Roll ............................................81
REP 9.1.1 (SCC) Tray 1 Size Sensor ........................................... 47
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4.1 Introduction 6. Positions or directions of the machine and directions inside the Installation of any part other than the ones designated by Fuji
machine used in the procedure are defined as listed below. Xerox Co. Ltd. shall be strictly prohibited because it cannot be
This section contains procedures required for parts disassembly,
(1) Front: Front of the machine guaranteed in quality and safety.
assembly, replacement and adjustment in the field service.
(2) Right: Right-hand side when facing the front of the • Important Information Stored Component (ISC)
4.1.1 How to Use the Disassembly/Assembly and machine. This component stores all the important customer information
(3) Left: Left-hand side when facing the front of the machine. that is input after the installation. When performing replace-
Adjustment ment, follow the procedures in ’Chapter 4 Adjustment’ to
(4) Rear: Rear when facing the front of the machine.
1. For installation procedures, only NOTEs are described here replace/discard. Make absolutely sure that no customer infor-
since installation procedures are the reverse of removal ones. 4.1.2 Terms and Symbols mation gets leaked outside.
2. (Figure X) at the beginning of a procedure indicates that its The terms and symbols used throughout this manual are explained
detailed steps are shown in illustration. Numbers in the illustra- here.
tion indicate the sequence of the steps.
3. (REP X.X.X) at the end of a procedure indicates the replace- DANGER
ment procedure to be referred to. Indicates an imminently hazardous situation, such as death or
4. Item numbers of disassembly/assembly and adjustment proce- serious injury if operators do not handle the machine correctly
dures (i.e. REP/ADJ No.) correlate to PL No. in Chapter 5 Parts by disregarding the statement.
List. Therefore, an appropriate replacement or adjustment pro- WARNING
cedure can easily be referred to a PL No. or vice versa. E.g.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, such as death or
The replacement or adjustment procedure of Component PL
serious injury if operators do not handle the machine correctly
1.1 is REP 1.1.X or ADJ 1.1.X.
by disregarding the statement.
5. When replacement/adjustment procedures or title items vary
by modification or model, the modification number or the model CAUTION
are indicated at the beginning or the end of the respective titles Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, such as injury if opera-
or procedures. tors do not handle the machine correctly by disregarding the state-
ment.
E.g. 1) REP X.X.X Main PWB [Models with 1V]
• Note: Used when work procedures and rules are emphasized.
*Indicates that the entire procedure under this title applies
to machines with Tag 1V. Used to alert you to a procedure, if not strictly observed, could
E.g. 2) result in damage to the machine or equipment.
• Refer: Used when other explanations are given.
Table 1 • Purpose: Used to explain the purpose of adjustment.
Symbol Description • Safety Critical Components (SCC)
Illustration 1: Indicates that a specific part has been For the safety control of the Safety Critical Components and
the components specified, follow the regulations regarding the
modified by the tag number within the circle.
Safety Critical Components set by Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
As to replacement of any component designated SCC, the
complete component unit must be replaced. It must never be
disassembled or no individual internal parts of it must be
replaced.
Figure 1 400
1 Installation of any part other than the ones designated by Fuji
Xerox Co. Ltd. shall be strictly prohibited because it cannot be
Illustration 2: Indicates that the configuration of the
guaranteed in quality and safety.
part shown is the configuration before the part was
modified by the number within the circle. • As to replacement of any component designated SCC, the
complete component unit must be replaced. It must never be
disassembled or no individual internal parts of it must be
replaced.
Figure 2 400
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REP 1.1.1 (SCC) Control Panel REP 1.2.1 (SCC) IIT Top Cover
Parts List on PL 1.1 Parts List on PL 1.2
Removal Removal
WARNING WARNING
When turning OFF the power switch, check that the "Data" When turning OFF the power switch, check that the "Data"
lamp is OFF and that there is no Job in progress. lamp is OFF and that there is no Job in progress.
Turn OFF the Power Switch and make sure that the screen dis- Turn OFF the Power Switch and make sure that the screen dis-
play or energy-saving LED is turned off. play or energy-saving LED is turned off.
Check that the power switch is OFF and unplug the power plug. Check that the power switch is OFF and unplug the power plug.
1. Remove the Control Panel. (Figure 1) 1. Remove the Platen Cover or the DADF. (REP 56.1.1)
(1) Insert the minus driver into the Cutout of Control Panel 2. Remove the IIT Top Cover. (Figure 1)
and open the Control Panel towards the arrow. (1) Peel off the Seal (3) on the Front side.
(2) Remove the Screws (x7).
Figure 2 j0bs40110
(3) Remove the IIT Top Cover.
Replacement
1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
2. Insert the Control Panel Tab into the Tab Slot of IIT Front
Cover. (Figure 3)
Figure 1 j0bs40109
2. Disconnect the Connector from the Control Panel. (Figure 2)

Figure 1 j0bs40101
(1) Remove the cable band.
(2) Disconnect the connector. Replacement
Figure 3 j0bs40111
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REP 1.3.1 CIS Sensor Assembly
Parts List on PL 1.3
Removal
WARNING
When turning OFF the power switch, check that the "Data"
lamp is OFF and that there is no Job in progress.
Turn OFF the Power Switch and make sure that the screen dis-
play or energy-saving LED is turned off.
Check that the power switch is OFF and unplug the power plug.
1. Remove the Platen Cover or the DADF. (REP 56.1.1)

2. Remove the IIT Top Cover. (REP 1.2.1)
3. Move the CIS Sensor Assembly to the center of IIT Base
Frame. (Figure 1)
5. Place the CIS Sensor Assembly turned over. Replacement

6. Remove the Cable Guide. (Figure 3) 1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
(1) Release the Hook (2) and remove the Cable Guide. 2. When connecting the CIS Sensor Assembly Connector, con-
nect the CIS Sensor Assembly Cable as shown in the figure.
(Figure 5)
Figure 1 j0bs40102
4. Remove the CIS Sensor Assembly Belt from the CIS Sensor
Assembly. (Figure 2)
(1) Remove the CIS Sensor Assembly Belt in the direction of
the arrow. Figure 3 j0bs40104
7. Disconnect the CIS Sensor Assembly Connector and remove Figure 5 0bs40106
the CIS Sensor Assembly. (Figure 4)
(1) Open the Connector Housing Block and disconnect the
Connector.
REP 1.3.2 CIS Sensor Assembly Belt REP 1.4.1 (SCC) IIT Scan Motor
Removal Removal
WARNING WARNING
1. Remove the Platen Cover or the DADF. (REP 56.1.1) 1. Remove the Platen Cover or the DADF. (REP 56.1.1)
2. Remove the IIT Top Cover. (REP 1.2.1) 2. Remove the IIT Top Cover. (REP 1.2.1)
3. Move the CIS Sensor Assembly to the center of IIT Base 3. Move the CIS Sensor Assembly to the center of IIT Base
Frame. (Figure 1) Frame. (Figure 1)
Figure 2 j0bs40103
(1) Rotate the gear in the direction of the arrow. (1) Rotate the gear in the direction of the arrow.
(2) Move the CIS Sensor Assembly to the center of IIT Base 5. Remove the CIS Sensor Assembly Belt. (Figure 3) (2) Move the CIS Sensor Assembly to the center of IIT Base
Frame. Frame.
(1) Remove the spring.
(2) Remove the CIS Sensor Assembly Belt.
4. Remove the CIS Sensor Assembly Belt from the CIS Sensor Figure 3 j0bs40107 4. Relax the tension of the CIS Sensor Assembly Belt. (Figure 2)
Assembly. (Figure 2) (1) Remove the spring.
(1) Remove the CIS Sensor Assembly Belt in the direction of Replacement
the arrow. 1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.

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5. Remove the CIS Sensor Assembly Belt from the pulley. (Figure 7. Remove the IIT Scan Motor. (Figure 5)
3) (1) Remove the Screws (x2).
(1) Remove the CIS Sensor Assembly Belt from the pulley. (2) Remove the IIT Scan Motor.
6. Remove the Scan Drive and Motor. (Figure 4) Replacement

(1) Disconnect the connector.
(2) Remove the Tapping Screw (x2).
(3) Remove the Scan Drive and Motor.
REP 2.1.1 FFC Cable (Y, M, C, K)
Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
To prevent the light fatigue of the Drum, either wrap the removed
Xero Unit by using a sheet of black paper or store it in a black bag.
NOTE: Place the drop cloth or newspapers at the servicing area to Figure 1 j0bs40301 Figure 3 j0bs40202
keep the site clean.
1. Prepare a sheet of black paper (x4) or a black bag (x4). 11. Remove the FFC Cable from the FFC Cable Guide. (Figure 2) 13. Remove the fixation of the Wire Harness from the Marking
(1) Remove the FFC Cable from Hook (x4). Guide. (Figure 4)
2. Remove Y,M,C,K of the Xero Unit. (REP 8.1.1)
(2) Leave the Core on the FFC Cable. (1) Disconnect the connector.
3. Remove the Deve Unit of Y,M,C,K. (REP 5.1.1)
4. Remove the IBT Belt Unit. (REP 6.1.1)
(3) Remove the cable band (x2).
5. Remove the Front Cover. (REP 19.1.1)
(4) Place the Wire Harness inside the machine.
6. Remove the Inner Cover. (REP 19.1.2)
7. Remove the Right Cover. (REP 19.1.3)
8. Remove the Rear Cover. (REP 19.1.5)
9. Remove the HVPS. (REP 18.1.1)
10. Remove the FFC Cable (x4) connection in the order of FFC
Cable C, K, Y, M. (Figure 1)
(1) Push Buttons (x2) simultaneously towards the direction of
the arrow and straightly remove the FFC Cable.
Figure 2 j0bs40201
12. Remove the FFC Cable Guide. (Figure 3)

(1) Release the Hook and remove the FFC Cable Guide. Figure 4 j0bs40204
14. Release the clamp and remove the wire harness. (Figure 5)
(1) Release the clamp and remove the wire harness.
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Figure 5 j0bs40205 Figure 7 j0bs40207 Figure 9 j0bs40209
15. Remove the Bottle Support. (Figure 6) 17. Pull out the LPH and Marking Guide about 10 cm. (Figure 8) 19. Remove LPH and Marking Guide.
(1) Release the Hook and remove the Bottle Support. (1) Pull out the LPH and Marking Guide about 10 cm. Reference: This shows the removed LPH and Marking Guide.
(Figure 10)

Figure 10 j0bs40210
16. Remove the Screw that secures the LPH and Marking Guide. 18. Insert the FFC Cable into the machine. (Figure 9)
(Figure 7) 20. Move the LPH (Y) to the Front. (Figure 11)
(1) Remove the Screw (x4) that secure the LPH. (1) Move the LPH (Y) to the Front until it stops.
(2) Remove the Screw (x3) that secures the Marking Guide
indicated with the Triangle Mark.
21. Push down the LPH (Y) towards the direction of the arrow, and 23. Remove the LPH (M,C,K) as well. Replacement
place it so the Right side of LPH (Y) is on the Top. (Figure 12) 24. Remove the FFC Cable in the order of Y, M, C, K. (Figure 14) 1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
2. When connecting the FFC Cable (K, C, M, Y), insert the FFC
Cable straightly into the Connector Housing until you hear the
Lock sound. (Figure 16)
22. Disconnect the LPH (Y) Connector and remove the LPH (Y). 25. Remove the FFC Cable in the order of Y, M, C, K. (Figure 14)
(Figure 13)
Figure 16 j0bs40214
the arrow and straightly remove the FFC Cable. 3. When installing the LPH, insert the LPH Tab on the Bottom into
the mounting hole of the Marking Guide. (Figure 17)
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REP 2.1.2 LPH (Y, M, C, K)
Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
Figure 17 j0bs40215 Figure 19 j0bs40203 NOTE: Because the removal procedure for the LPH (Y, M, C, K) is
the same, the following describes only the procedure for the LPH
4. When installing the LPH and Marking Guide, insert the Rear 6. When connecting the FFC Cable (M, Y, K, C), insert the FFC (K).
Frame of the Marking Guide into the mounting hole. (Figure 18) Cable straightly into the Connector Housing until you hear the NOTE: Place the drop cloth or newspapers at the servicing area to
Lock sound. (Figure 20) keep the site clean.
1. Prepare a sheet of black paper (x4) or a black bag (x4).
3. Remove the Deve Unit of Y,M,C,K. (REP 5.1.1)
6. LPH (Y) Only: Remove the Right Cover. (REP 19.1.3)
7. LPH (Y) Only: Remove the HVPS. (REP 18.1.1)
8. Remove the Screws that secure the LPH (K). (Figure 1)
(1) Remove the screw.
Figure 18 j0bs40216
Figure 20 j0bs41810
5. When installing the FFC Cable Guide, insert the Hook (2) of the
FFC Cable Guide into the mounting hole. (Figure 19)
9. Move the LPH (K) to the Front. (Figure 2) 11. Disconnect the LPH (K) Connector and remove the LPH (K). Replacement
(1) Move the LPH (K) to the Front until it stops. (Figure 4) 1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
(1) Push Buttons (x2) simultaneously towards the direction of 2. When connecting the FFC Cable, insert the FFC Cable
straightly into the Connector Housing until you hear the Lock
sound. (Figure 6)
Figure 2 j0bs40220
10. Push down the LPH (K) towards the direction of the arrow, and Figure 4 j0bs40213
place it so the Right side of LPH (K) is on the Top. (Figure 3)
Figure 6 j0bs40214
(1) Push down the LPH (K) towards the direction of the arrow, Reference: This shows the removed LPH (K). (Figure 5)
and place it so the Right side of LPH (K) is on the Top. 3. When installing the LPH, insert the LPH Tab on the Bottom into
the mounting hole of the Marking Guide. (Figure 7)
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Figure 7 j0bs40215
REP 3.1.1 (SCC) Drive Assembly
Removal
WARNING

2. Remove the LVPS. (REP 18.3.1)
3. Remove the Fusing Unit Fan. (REP 4.1.1)
4. Remove the Fusing Unit Fan Duct. (REP 4.1.2)
5. Remove the FFC Cable. (REP 4.1.2)
(1) Push Buttons (x2) simultaneously towards the direction of 7. Remove the LVPS Bracket. (Figure 3) 9. Remove the STM Connector Bracket. (Figure 5)
the arrow and straightly remove the FFC Cable. (1) Remove the Screws (x4). (1) Remove the Screw (Round Point: 2).
(2) Remove the LVPS Bracket. (2) Remove the STM Connector Bracket.
Figure 1 j0bs40301
6. Move the FFC Cable and the FFC Cable Guide. (Figure 2)
(1) Release the Hook and move the FFC Cable and the FFC 8. Remove the Wire Harness secured on the Drive Assembly. 10. Open the L/H Cover.
Cable Guide. (Figure 4) 11. Remove the Fusing Unit. (REP 7.1.1)
(1) Disconnect the connector. 12. Remove the Xero Unit. (REP 8.1.1)
(2) Remove the cable band (x2). 13. Remove the Deve Unit. (REP 5.1.1)
(3) Release the clamp and remove the wire harness. 14. Remove the Screw that secures the Drive Assembly. (Figure 6)
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Figure 6 j0bs40307 Figure 8 j0bs40310 Figure 10 jj0bs40303
15. Release the Hook that secures the Drive Assembly. (Figure 7) Reference: This shows the removed Drive Assembly. (Figure 3. When connecting the FFC Cable (M, Y, K, C), insert the FFC
(1) Release the hook. 10) Cable straightly into the Connector Housing until you hear the

Figure 11 j0bs41810
16. Remove the Drive Assembly. (Figure 9) Replacement
(1) Remove the Drive Assembly. 1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
2. When installing the FFC Cable and the FFC Cable Guide,
insert the Hooks (x2) of the FFC Cable into the mounting hole.
(Figure 11)
REP 4.1.1 Fusing Exhaust Fan REP 4.1.2 Fusing Duct
Removal Removal
WARNING WARNING
1. Remove the Rear Cover. (REP 19.1.5) 1. Remove the Rear Cover. (REP 19.1.5)
2. Remove the Fusing Exhaust Fan. (Figure 1) 2. Remove the Fusing Exhaust Fan. (REP 4.1.1)
(1) Disconnect the connector. 3. Disconnect the Drive PWB Connector (x6). (Figure 1)
(2) Remove the Wire Harness from the Hook. (1) Disconnect the connector (x6).
Figure 2 j0bs40403
(3) Release the hook (x2).
(4) Remove the Fusing Exhaust Fan. 5. Remove the Wire Harness from the Fusing Duct. (Figure 3)
(1) Remove the Wire Harness from the Hook.
Figure 1 j0bs40402
4. Remove the Wire Harness from the Fusing Duct. (Figure 2)

Figure 1 j0bs40401
(1) Remove the Wire Harness from the Hook (x5).
Replacement Figure 3 j0bs40404
6. Remove the Fusing Duct. (Figure 4)
(2) Release the Hook and remove the Fusing Duct.
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Figure 4 j0bs40405
Replacement
REP 5.1.1 Deve Unit (2) Remove the Xero Unit. Replacement
Parts List on PL 5.1 1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
2. When installing the Deve Unit, align the Deve Unit Rib to the
Removal main unit Guide. (Figure 4)
WARNING
CAUTION
To prevent light fatigue, either wrap the removed Drum by using a
sheet of black paper or store it in a black bag.
NOTE: Place the drop cloth or newspapers at the servicing area to

Figure 2 j0bs40801
1. Prepare a sheet of black paper or a black bag.
2. Open the Front Cover. 6. Wrap the removed Xero Unit by using a sheet of black paper or
store it in a black bag.
3. Remove the Waste Bottle. (Figure 1) Figure 4 j0bs40502
7. Remove the Deve Unit. (Figure 3)
(1) Turn the Retract Handle in counterclockwise direction.
(1) Remove the screw (long). 3. It initializes the Life counter of Deve with the color which
(2) Hold the Lever and remove the Deve Unit. entered CE mode behind the installation and was exchanged.
(3) RRemove the Waste Bottle.
NOTE: When removing the Deve Unit, make sure the Rear It implements Initialize in Printer Diag > Parameter > Life >
Deve HSG PV and it initializes the Life Counter.
Deve Unit is lifted and be careful that the 1st BTR Unit is not
damaged. NOTE: The Life Counter initialization must be performed. If the
Life Counter is not initialized, it may result in poor image quality
and even a malfunction of the machine.
4. It implements REGICON, forcing.

Tools > Admin > setting > Maintenance > Auto Registration
5. It implements PROCON, forcing.
Tools > Admin > setting > Maintenance > Quic density Adjust-
ment
Figure 1 j0bs40813
4. Turn the replacement target color Lever (R1-R4) towards the

direction of the arrow.
Figure 3 j0bs40501
5. Remove Y, M, C, K of the Xero Unit. (Figure 2)
(1) Remove the screw (long).
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REP 5.1.2 Dispenser Drive (YM) REP 5.1.3 Dispenser Drive (CK)
Removal Removal
WARNING WARNING
1. Remove the Toner Cartridge (Y, M). (PL 5.1) 1. Remove the Toner Cartridge (C, K). (PL 5.1)
2. Remove the Rear Cover. (REP 19.1.5) 2. Remove the Rear Cover. (REP 19.1.5)
3. Remove the Drive PWB. (REP 18.2.1) 3. Remove the Drive PWB. (REP 18.2.1)
4. Remove the ESS PWB. (REP 18.2.2) 4. Remove the ESS PWB. (REP 18.2.2)
Figure 2 j0bs40524
5. Release the Wire Harness of the Dispenser Drive (YM) from 5. Remove the Dispenser Drive (YM). (REP 5.1.2)
the Clamp. (Figure 1) 7. Remove the Dispenser Drive (YM). (Figure 3) 6. Remove the LVPS. (REP 18.3.1)
(1) Release the clamp (x2) and remove the wire harness. (1) Remove the screw (x3). 7. Remove the PWB Bracket. (Figure 1)
(2) Release the clamp and remove the wire harness. (2) Remove the Dispenser Drive (YM). (1) Release the clamp and remove the wire harness.
(3) Release the clamp and remove the wire harness. (2) Remove the screw (x2).
(3) Remove the PWB Bracket.
Figure 3 j0bs40525
Figure 1 j0bs40523
Replacement Figure 1 j0bs40526
6. Remove the PWB Bracket. (Figure 2)
(1) Release the clamp and remove the wire harness. 8. Remove the Wire Harness of the Dispenser Drive (YM) from
(2) Remove the cable band (x2). the Dispenser Drive (CK). (Figure 2)
(3) Remove the screw (x2). (1) Release the clamps (x2).
(4) Remove the PWB Bracket. (2) Remove the Wire Harness from the Clamp (x2).
REP 5.1.4 Dispenser (Y,M,C,K)
Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
Figure 2 j0bs40527 NOTE: Because the removal procedure for the Dispenser (Y, M, C, Figure 1 j0bs40529
K) is the same, the following describes only the procedure for the
9. Remove the Dispenser Drive (CK). (Figure 3) Dispenser (K). 12. Remove the Dispenser (K). (Figure 2)
(1) Remove the screw (x3). NOTE: Place the drop cloth or newspapers at the servicing area to (1) Remove the screw.
(2) Remove the Dispenser Drive (CK). keep the site clean. (2) Remove the Dispenser (K).
1. Prepare a sheet of black paper or a black bag.
2. Remove the Toner Cartridge (K). (PL 5.1)
4. Remove the Deve Unit (K). (REP 5.1.1)
8. Remove the Top Cover. (REP 19.1.4)
9. Remove the Right Cover. (REP 19.1.3)
10. Remove the HVPS. (REP 18.1.1)
11. Remove the Conductor Housing. (Figure 1)
(2) Remove the Conductor Housing towards the direction of
the arrow.
Replacement Reference: This shows the removed Dispenser (K). (Figure 3)


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REP 5.4.1 Deve Assembly
Removal
WARNING
lamp is OFF and that there is no Job in progress.Turn OFF the
Power Switch and make sure that the screen display or energy-
saving LED is turned off.Check that the power switch is OFF
and unplug the power plug.
CAUTION

Replacement
1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order. 1. Prepare a sheet of black paper or a black bag.
2. When installing the Dispenser (K), insert the Boss (x4) of Rear 2. Open the Front Cover.
Dispenser (K) into the mounting hole. (Figure 4) 3. Remove the Waste Bottle. (Figure 1)
(3) Remove the Waste Bottle.
Figure 4 j0bs40532
3. When installing the Conductor Housing, insert the Boss of Rear

Conductor Housing into the mounting hole. (Figure 5)
Figure 1 j0bs40813

(2) Remove the Xero Unit. (1) Lower the lever.
(2) Remove the Deve Front Cover in the direction of the
arrow.
Figure 6 j0bs40504
Figure 2 j0bs40801
12. Remove the Upper Cover of the new Deve Assembly. (Figure
6. Wrap the removed Xero Unit by using a sheet of black paper or Figure 4 j0bs40503 7)
store it in a black bag. (1) Release the hook (x5).
7. Remove the Deve Unit. (Figure 3) 9. Cover the Pipe opening of Deve Rear Cover of the Deve Unit (2) Remove the Upper Cover.
(1) Remove the screw (long). with paper and tape. (Figure 5)
(2) Hold the Lever and remove the Deve Unit. (1) Cover the Pipe opening with paper and tape.
NOTE: When removing the Deve Unit, make sure the Rear
damaged.
Figure 7 j0bs40505
Figure 5 j0bs40504 13. Install the Deve Front Cover to the new Deve Assembly in
order to use as a Stand. (Figure 8)
10. Store the Deve Unit in the collection bag.
11. Cover the Pipe opening of the Deve Rear Cover of the new
Figure 3 j0bs40501 Deve Assembly with paper and tape. (Figure 6)
(1) Cover the Pipe opening with paper and tape.
8. Remove the Deve Front Cover. (Figure 4)

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14. Insert the Screw (Long) that secured the Deve Unit into the 17. Uniform the Developer. (Figure 11) 21. Secure the Upper Cover. (Figure 13)
hole as the Deve Front Cover Lever Stopper. (Figure 9) (1) Turn the Coupling towards the direction of the arrow. (1) Press the Opening (x5).
(1) Insert the Screw (Long) into the hole.

Figure 9 j0bs40507
18. Remove the Screw (Long) that was installed as a Stopper of 22. Put the Seal (x2). (Figure 14)
15. Use the Deve Front Cover Lever as a Stand and place the Deve Front Cover Lever Stopper. (1) Put the Seal (x2) on the Lower Housing mark.
Deve Assembly with the Right side facing Up. 19. Remove the Deve Front Cover.
16. Throw in the Developer. (Figure 10) 20. Install the Upper Cover. (Figure 12)
(1) Insert the Upper Cover Hook (x2) in the bottom of the
Lower Housing.
NOTE: The Life Counter initialization must be performed. If the
9. It implements REGICON, forcing.

Tools > Admin > setting > Maintenance > Auto Registration
10. It implements PROCON, forcing.
Tools > Admin > setting > Maintenance > Quic density Adjust-
ment
Replacement 3. Remove the paper and tape that closed the Pipe opening of the
1. Install the Deve Front Cover. (Figure 15) Deve Rear Cover.
4. Install the Deve Unit. (Figure 17)
• Align the Deve Unit Rib to the Main Unit Guide.
Figure 15 j0bs40513
2. The Deve Front Cover Spring should touch the Upper Cover. Figure 17 j0bs40502
(Figure 16)
5. Return the Xero Unit to the original state.
6. Return the Waste Bottle to the original state.
7. Close the Front Cover.
8. It initializes the Life counter of Deve with the color which
entered CE mode behind the installation and was exchanged.
It implements Initialize in Printer Diag > Parameter > Life >
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REP 5.5.1 Deve Gear (1) Remove the screw (long). 8. Cover the Pipe opening of Deve Rear Cover of the Deve Unit
(2) Remove the Xero Unit. with paper and tape. (Figure 4)
Parts List on PL 5.5 (1) Cover the Pipe opening with paper and tape.
Removal
WARNING
CAUTION

Figure 2 j0bs40801
1. Prepare a sheet of black paper or a black bag. Figure 4 j0bs40504
2. Open the Front Cover. 6. Wrap the removed Xero Unit by using a sheet of black paper or
3. Remove the Waste Bottle. (Figure 1) store it in a black bag. 9. Remove the Deve Front Cover. (Figure 5)
(1) Turn the Retract Handle in counterclockwise direction. 7. Remove the Deve Unit. (Figure 3) (1) Lower the lever.
(2) Release the hook (x2). (1) Remove the screw (long). (2) Remove the Deve Front Cover in the direction of the
(3) RRemove the Waste Bottle. (2) Hold the Lever and remove the Deve Unit. arrow.
NOTE: When removing the Deve Unit, make sure the Rear
damaged.
Figure 5 j0bs40503
Figure 1 j0bs40813
10. Remove the Gear Cover. (Figure 6)
4. Turn the replacement target color Lever (R1-R4) towards the (1) Remove the Tapping Screw.
direction of the arrow. Figure 3 j0bs40501 (2) Remove the Gear Cover.
11. Replace with Gear in the Replacement Kit. (Figure 7) 14. Remove the Deve Rear Cover. (Figure 9) 16. Remove the Coupling. (Figure 11)
(1) Replace the Gear. (1) Release the Hook and remove the Deve Rear Cover (1) Remove the Coupling.
(2) Replace the Gear (x2). towards the direction of the arrow.
(2) If the Seal comes off, be careful not to lose it.
Figure 11 j0bs40521
Figure 7 j0bs40517
Figure 9 j0bs40519 17. Replace with Gear in the Replacement Kit. (Figure 12)
12. Return the Gear Cover to the original state. (1) Replace the Gear.
13. Remove the Screw that secures the Deve Rear Cover. (Figure 15. Stick the Seal inside the Deve Rear Cover. (Figure 10) (2) Replace the Gear.
8) (1) Put the Seal. (3) Replace the Gear.
(1) Remove the Tapping Screw.

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Replacement 5. Remove the paper and tape that closed the Pipe opening of the
1. Return the Coupling to the original state. Deve Rear Cover.
2. Return the Deve Rear Cover to the original state. 6. Install the Deve Unit. (Figure 15)
3. Install the Deve Front Cover. (Figure 13) • Align the Deve Unit Rib to the Main Unit Guide.
Figure 15 j0bs40502
Figure 13 j0bs40513

4. The Deve Front Cover Spring should touch the Upper Cover.
(Figure 14) 8. Return the Waste Bottle to the original state.
REP 6.1.1 IBT Belt Unit
Removal
WARNING

NOTE: Close the Main Unit Cover and work when the IBT Belt Unit
is removed. To prevent Drum from light fatigue.
NOTE: Do not touch the IBT Belt surface.
5. Remove the IBT Belt Unit. (Figure 3) 2. Return the IBT Belt Unit to the original state.
1. Open the Front Cover.
(1) Hold the Handle A and pull out the IBT Belt Unit where 3. Close the L/H Cover.
2. Remove the Waste Bottle. (Figure 1) Handle B can be seen. 4. Return the Waste Bottle to the original state.
(1) Turn the Retract Handle in counterclockwise direction. (2) Hold the Handle B and Right Side Housing and remove 5. Close the Front Cover.
(2) Release the hook (x2). the IBT Belt Unit.
6. Enter the CE Mode after installation and initialize Printer Diag >
(3) RRemove the Waste Bottle. Parameter > Life > IBT Unit and initialize the Life Counter.
NOTE: The Life Counter initialization must be performed. If the
7. Perform "1st BTR Initialize" with Digital Output.

• Perform Chain Link [042-009]"1st BTR Initialize" with CE
Mode > Printer Diag > IOT Diag > Digital Output.
Stop after performing the drive switching operation during
initialization with starting instruction.
NOTE: The 1st BTR Initialization must be performed. If this is
not performed, it may result in poor image quality and even a
malfunction of the XERO ERU.
Figure 3 j0bs40602
Figure 1 j0bs40813
6. Replace with IBT Belt Unit in the Replacement Kit.
3. Open the L/H Cover. Replacement
4. Remove the Screw that secures the IBT Belt Unit. (Figure 2) 1. When installing the IBT Belt Unit, make sure the Retract Han-
(1) Remove the screw (x2). dle is in the position as shown in the figure. (Figure 4)
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REP 6.1.2 2nd BTR Roll NOTE: As the bearing is not secured to the 2nd BTR Roll, be REP 6.1.3 MOB ADC Assembly
careful so as not to allow it to drop.
Removal Removal
WARNING WARNING
When turning OFF the power switch, check that the ’Data’ lamp When turning OFF the power switch, check that the "Data"
is OFF and that there is no Job in progress. lamp is OFF and that there is no Job in progress.
Turn OFF the power switch and make sure that the screen dis- Turn OFF the Power Switch and make sure that the screen dis-
play or the Power Saver LED turns OFF. play or energy-saving LED is turned off.
1. Open the L/H Cover. CAUTION

2. Remove the 2nd BTR Roll. (Figure 1) To prevent light fatigue, either wrap the removed Drum by using a
(1) Release the hook (x4) of the bearing. sheet of black paper or store it in a black bag.
(2) Remove the 2nd BTR Roll. NOTE: Place the drop cloth or newspapers at the servicing area to
Figure 2 j0bs40623 1. Prepare a sheet of black paper (x4) or a black bag (x4).
2. Remove Y, M, C, K of the Xero Unit. (REP 8.1.1)
Replacement 3. Remove the IBT Belt Unit. (REP 6.1.1)
1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order. 4. Remove the Front Cover. (REP 19.1.1)
2. After a replacement, enter the CE mode, and then perform Ini- 5. Remove the Inner Cover. (REP 19.1.2)
tialize via Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > 2nd BTR Unit to ini- 6. Remove the MSI. (REP 13.1.1)
tialize the Life counter. 7. Remove the L/H Cover. (REP 14.1.1)
NOTE: Do not forget to initialize the Life counter. Unless the Life 8. Remove the Registration Chute. (REP 15.1.1)
counter is initialized, image quality problems or hardware failures 9. Disconnect the connector. (Figure 1)
may occur. (1) Release the clamp and remove the wire harness.
Figure 1 j0bs40622
Reference: This shows the removed 2nd BTR Roll. (Figure 2)
Figure 1 j0bs40624
10. Remove the Gear on the Front. (Figure 2) REP 6.2.1 Belt Cleaner Blade
(1) Remove the gear.
Removal
WARNING

NOTE: Close the Main Unit Cover and work when the IBT Belt Unit
Figure 4 j0bs40627
NOTE: Do not touch the IBT Belt surface.
Figure 2 j0bs40625 Replacement 1. Open the Front Cover.
2. Remove the Waste Bottle. (Figure 1)
11. Remove the MOB ADC Assembly. (Figure 3) 2. When installing the MOB ADC Assembly, insert the MOB ADC
(1) Remove the screw. Assembly mounting hole to the Rear Frame Boss (x2). (Figure
5) (2) Release the hook (x2).
(2) Remove the MOB ADC Assembly.
Figure 3 j0bs40626
Reference: This shows the removed MOB ADC Assembly.
(Figure 4) 3. Open the L/H Cover.
4. Remove the Screw that secures the IBT Belt Unit. (Figure 2)
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5. Remove the IBT Belt Unit. (Figure 3) 7. Replace with Belt Cleaner Blade in the Replacement Kit. (Fig- 3. Return the IBT Belt Unit to the original state.
(1) Hold the Handle A and pull out the IBT Belt Unit where ure 5) 4. Close the L/H Cover.
Handle B can be seen. (1) Remove the Tapping Screw (x2). 5. Return the Waste Bottle to the original state.
(2) Hold the Handle B and Right Side Housing and remove NOTE: Do not screw on too tightly when installing. 6. Close the Front Cover.
the IBT Belt Unit.
(2) Replace the Belt Cleaner Blade.
Figure 3 j0bs40602
Figure 5 j0bs40605
6. Remove the IBT Belt Cleaner. (Figure 4)
(1) Remove the screw. Replacement
(2) Remove the IBT Belt Cleaner. 1. Return the IBT Belt Cleaner to the original state.
2. When installing the IBT Belt Unit, make sure the Retract Han-
dle is in the position as shown in the figure. (Figure 6)
REP 6.3.1 IBT Belt (2) Remove the Handle Holder.

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTE: Close the Main Unit Cover and work when the IBT Belt Unit Figure 4 j0bs40609
Figure 2 j0bs40607
NOTE: Place the drop cloth or newspapers at the servicing area to 8. Move the Front Tension Plate towards the direction of the
keep the site clean. 6. Remove the IBT Belt Unit Bottom Guide. (Figure 3) arrow and maintain a loose IBT Belt Tension. (Figure 5)
(1) Remove the Tapping Screw (x2). (1) Put the removed Tapping Screw in the Frame hole.
(2) Remove the guide.
3. Remove the IBT Belt Cleaner. (REP 6.2.1)
4. Remove the screw that secures the Handle Holder on the Rear
side. (Figure 1)
Figure 5 j0bs40610
Figure 3 j0bs40608
9. Move the Rear Tension Plate towards the direction of the arrow
and maintain a loose IBT Belt Tension. (Figure 6)
7. Remove the Retract Handle. (Figure 4)
(1) Put the removed Tapping Screw in the Frame hole.
(2) Remove the Retract Handle.
Figure 1 j0bs40606
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10. Install the Guide removed in Step 6 on the Front IBT Belt Unit 12. Remove the screw that secures the Rear Holder. (Figure 9) Reference: This shows the removed Rear Holder and Tension
in order to use it as a Stand. (Figure 7) (1) Remove the screw (x2). Roll. (Figure 11)
(1) Install the guide.
(2) Secure with Tapping Screw that was removed.
13. Remove the Rear Holder and the Tension Roll. (Figure 10) 14. Replace the IBT Belt. (Figure 12)
Figure 7 j0bs40612
(1) Remove the Rear Holder and the Tension Roll. (1) Replace the IBT Belt.
11. Place the Rear IBT Belt Unit facing Up. (Figure 8)
NOTE: Turn the Gear towards the arrow direction and spin the
IBT Belt.
Replacement 4. When installing the Rear Holder and the Tension Roll, align the
Figure 16 j0bs40621
1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order. Bearing Tab and Bearing Hole Cutout together. (Figure 15)
2. Install so the IBT Belt Mark is on the Rear side. (Figure 13)
NOTE: Assemble so the Mark is facing Up when assembling

the IBT Belt.
Figure 15 j0bs40620
5. Before returning the Front/Rear Tension Plate to the original

state, turn the IBT Belt to make the IBT Belt even. (Figure 16)
Figure 13 j0bs40618
3. When installing the Rear Holder and the Tension Roll, insert
the Tension Roll Shaft to the Bearing on the IBT Belt Unit side.
(Figure 14)

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REP 7.1.1 (SCC) Fusing Unit
Removal
WARNING
WARNING
Do not work on a hot Fusing Unit until it is cool enough.
1. Open the L/H Cover.

2. Remove the Fusing Unit. (Figure 1)
(1) Loosen the screw (x2).
(2) Remove the Fusing Unit.
Figure 1 j0bs40701
Replacement
2. Enter the CE Mode after installation and initialize the Printer
Diag > Parameter > Life > Fusing Unit Print Count and the Fus-
ing Unit Time Count and initialize the Life Counter.
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REP 8.1.1 Xero Unit (2) Remove the Xero Unit. REP 8.3.1 Drum
Removal Removal
WARNING WARNING
lamp is OFF and that there is no Job in progress. lamp is OFF and that there is no Job in progress.Turn OFF the
Turn OFF the Power Switch and make sure that the screen dis- Power Switch and make sure that the screen display or energy-
play or energy-saving LED is turned off. saving LED is turned off.Check that the power switch is OFF
CAUTION NOTE: Place the drop cloth or newspapers at the servicing area to
To prevent light fatigue, either wrap the removed Drum Cartridge by keep the site clean.
using a sheet of black paper or store it in a black bag.
NOTE: Place the drop cloth or newspapers at the servicing area to 2. Remove the Waste Bottle. (Figure 1)
keep the site clean. (1) Turn the Retract Handle in counterclockwise direction.
Figure 2 j0bs40801
1. Prepare a sheet of black paper or a black bag. (2) Release the hook (x2).
2. Open the Front Cover. Replacement (3) RRemove the Waste Bottle.
3. Remove the Waste Bottle. (Figure 1) 1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
Figure 1 j0bs40813

Figure 1 j0bs40813 (1) Remove the screw (long).
(2) Remove the Xero Unit.
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NOTE: Do not touch the CRUM Substrate Surface in the
Replacement Kit.
5. Install the Jig to the CRUM on the Bottom side of the Xero Unit. 9. Remove the BCR Housing. (Figure 7)
Figure 4 j0bs40810
(Figure 3) (1) Remove the Tapping Screw (x2).
(1) Insert the Boss (x2) in the CRUM Hole (x2). 7. Install the CRUM in the Replacement Kit. (Figure 5) (2) Remove the BCR Housing.
NOTE: Push the CRUM in towards the direction of the arrow

until you hear the Lock sound.
NOTE: Do not touch the Substrate Surface (A).
6. Move the Jig and CRUM towards the direction of the arrow by 10. Remove the sleeve at the front. (Figure 8)
pressing the CRUM Hole (x2) downwards in the Jig Boss (x2)
and remove the CRUM. (Figure 4)
Figure 5 j0bs40811 (2) Remove the Sleeve.
8. After installing, check to see if the Boss (x2) is sticking out from
the CRUM Hole (x2). (Figure 6)
NOTE: Be careful not to touch the old Drum because there is REP 8.3.2 Drum Blade
grease on the both sides of the axis.
NOTE: Be careful not to touch the new Drum surface (Green
sensitized layer part).
Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
Figure 8 j0bs40803
11. Remove the sleeve at the rear. (Figure 9)
(1) Remove the Tapping Screw (x2). 1. Prepare a sheet of black paper or a black bag.
(2) Remove the Sleeve. 2. Open the Front Cover.
Figure 10 j0bs40805 3. Remove the Waste Bottle. (Figure 1)
Replacement (2) Release the hook (x2).
1. Return the Sleeve (Front/Rear) to the original state.
2. Return the BCR Housing to the original state.
Figure 9 j0bs40804
12. Replace with Drum in the Replacement Kit. (Figure 10)

(1) Replace the Drum.
Figure 1 j0bs40813


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(2) Remove the Xero Unit. NOTE: Be careful not to touch the Drum because there is
grease on the both sides of the axis.
Figure 4 j0bs40803
Figure 2 j0bs40801
8. Remove the sleeve at the rear. (Figure 5)
Figure 6 j0bs40805
6. Remove the BCR Housing. (Figure 3) (1) Remove the Tapping Screw (x2).
(1) Remove the Tapping Screw (x2). (2) Remove the Sleeve. 10. Wrap the removed Drum Cartridge by using a sheet of black
(2) Remove the BCR Housing. paper or store it in a black bag.
11. Remove the replacement target color of the Toner Cartridge.
12. Turn the Toner Cartridge upside down.
13. Open the Outside Shutter. (Figure 7)
(1) Release the Hook (x2) and move the Outside Shutter
towards the arrow direction.
Figure 5 j0bs40804
Figure 3 j0bs40802
9. Remove the Drum. (Figure 6)
7. Remove the sleeve at the front. (Figure 4) (1) Remove the Drum.
(2) Remove the Sleeve.
Figure 7 j0bs40816
14. Open the Inside Shutter. (Figure 8)

(1) Move the Inside Shutter towards the arrow direction. NOTE: Apply enough Toner all the way to the both sides of the 4. Apply the extracted Toner to the Drum surface by using Kim-
Drum Blade. Wipes or BEMCOT. (Figure 12)
• Apply the Toner in the direction of the Drum axis with
approx. 1cm width, turn the Gear towards the direction of
the arrow and spread the Toner on the Drum surface.
Figure 8 j0bs40817
Figure 10 j0bs40814
15. Extract the Toner on the paper from the Toner Cartridge Out-
put. (Figure 9) 17. Replace with Drum Blade with Toner applied. (Figure 11)
(1) Remove the Tapping Screw (x2). Figure 12 j0bs40815
(2) Replace the Drum Blade.

Figure 9 j0bs40818
16. Apply the extracted Toner to the edge of the Drum Blade in the
Replacement Kit by using KimWipes or BEMCOT. (Figure 10) Figure 11 j0bs40806
Replacement
1. Return the Drum to the original state.
2. Return the Sleeve (Front/Rear) to the original state.
3. Return the BCR Housing to the original state.

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REP 8.3.3 Bias Charge Roll (2) Remove the Xero Unit. (1) Replace the Bias Charge Roll.

Removal
WARNING
CAUTION

keep the site clean. Figure 2 j0bs40801 Figure 4 j0bs40807
1. Prepare a sheet of black paper or a black bag. 6. Remove the BCR Housing. (Figure 3) 10. When installing a new Bias Charge Roll, attach the barcode
2. Open the Front Cover. (1) Remove the Tapping Screw (x2). printed on the edge of the Bias Charge Roll Shaft to the White
3. Remove the Waste Bottle. (Figure 1) Bearing. (Figure 5)
(2) Remove the BCR Housing.
(1) Turn the Retract Handle in counterclockwise direction. NOTE: Be careful not to touch the Bias Charge Roll rubber
NOTE: Be careful not to touch the old Bias Charge Roll axis
(2) Release the hook (x2). because there is grease on both edge of the axis. part.

Figure 1 j0bs40813
7. Wrap the Xero Unit by using a sheet of black paper or store it in Replacement
a black bag. 1. Return the BCR Housing to the original state.
8. Place the removed BCR Housing with the Inside facing Up. 2. Return the Xero Unit to the original state.
9. Replace the Bias Charge in the Replacement Kit. (Figure 4) 3. Return the Waste Bottle to the original state.

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REP 9.1.1 (SCC) Tray 1 Size Sensor REP 9.2.1 Tray 1 Feed Roll and Tray 1
Parts List on PL 9.1 Retard Pad
Removal Parts List on PL 9.2
WARNING Removal
When turning OFF the power switch, check that the ’Data’ lamp WARNING
is OFF and that there is no Job in progress.
When turning OFF the power switch, check that the ’Data’ lamp
Turn OFF the power switch and make sure that the screen dis- is OFF and that there is no Job in progress.
play or the Power Saver LED turns OFF. Turn OFF the power switch and make sure that the screen dis-
Check that the power switch is OFF and unplug the power plug. play or the Power Saver LED turns OFF.
1. Remove Tray 1.
2. Remove the Tray 1 Size Sensor. (Figure 1)
NOTE: The Tray 1 Feed Roll and the Tray 1 Retard Pad must be
(1) Disconnect the connector. replaced at the same time.
1. Remove Tray 1. Figure 2 j0lj40906
(3) Remove the Tray 1 Size Sensor.
2. Remove the Bearing Cover. (Figure 1)
4. Remove the Tray 1 Feed Roll. (Figure 3)
(1) Release the hook and remove the Tray 1 Feed Roll in the
(2) Remove the Bearing Cover. direction of the arrow.
Figure 1 j0bs40901
Replacement
1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order. Figure 1 j0lj40909 Figure 3 j0lj40907
3. Remove the Tray 1 Feed Roll and Shaft. (Figure 2) 5. Remove the Tray 1 Retard Pad. (Figure 4)
(1) Release the hook to remove the bearing. (1) Release the hook and open the Tray 1 Retard Pad.
(2) Remove the Tray 1 Feed Roll and Shaft. (2) Remove the Tray 1 Retard Pad.
(3) Pull out and remove the shaft.
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Figure 4 j0xh40902
Replacement
2. When installing the Tray 1 Retard Pad, attach the spring (x2) to
the hole (x2) of the Tray 1 Retard Pad. (Figure 5)
Figure 5 j0lj40908
3. After a replacement, enter the CE mode, and then perform Ini-

tialize via Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Tray 1 F/R/N Roll
to initialize the Life counter.
REP 10.1.1 (SCC) Tray 2 Feeder
Removal
WARNING
1. Remove Tray 2.
2. Open the STM L/H Cover.
3. Remove the Left Rear Cover. (Figure 1)
(2) Remove the Left Rear Cover.
5. Remove the Connector Cover. (Figure 3) 7. Remove the Tray 2 Feeder. (Figure 5)
(1) Remove the screw. (1) Remove the screw (x2).
(2) Remove the Connector Cover. (2) Remove the Tray 2 Feeder.
Figure 1 j0bs41001
4. Remove the Feed Out Chute. (Figure 2)

(1) Remove the Feed Out Chute.
6. Disconnect the Tray 2 Feeder Connector. (Figure 4) Replacement

(1) Disconnect the connector (x2). 1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
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REP 10.3.1 Tray 2 Feed/Nudger Roll and
Retard Pad
Removal
WARNING
NOTE: The replacement interval for Tray 2 Feed Roll/Tray 2 Nudger

Roll is 300K Feed, and the replacement interval for Tray 2 Retard
Pad is 50K Feed. Figure 2 j0bs41007 Figure 4 j0bs41012
1. Remove Tray 2.
6. Remove the Retard Pad and Shaft. (Figure 3) 3. After installing Tray 2 Feed and Tray 2 Nudger Roll, enter CS
(1) Pull the Shaft out from the installed position. mode and initialize with Printer Diag > Parameter > Life >
3. Remove the Tray 2 Feeder. (REP 10.1.1) Tray2 F/R/Roll to reset the life counter.
4. Move the chute. (Figure 1)
(1) Move the chute.
Figure 3 j0bs41008
Replacement
Figure 1 j0bs41006
5. Remove the Feed Roll /Nudger Roll. (Figure 2) 2. When installing the Retard Pad and Shaft, put the Retard Pad
and Shaft Tab (x2) into the Spring Holder Cutout. (Figure 4)
(1) Release the Hook and remove the Feed Roll /Nudger
Roll.
REP 10.3.2 Retard Spring
Removal
WARNING
1. Pull out and remove Tray 2.

3. Remove the Left Rear Cover. (Figure 1)
(2) Remove the Left Rear Cover. Figure 2 j0bs41002 Figure 4 j0bs41004
5. Remove the Connector Cover. (Figure 3) 7. Remove the Tray 2 Feeder. (Figure 5)
(1) Remove the screw. (1) Remove the screw (x2).
(2) Remove the Connector Cover. (2) Remove the Tray 2 Feeder.
Figure 1 j0bs41001
4. Remove the Feed Out Chute. (Figure 2)

(1) Remove the Feed Out Chute.
6. Disconnect the Tray 2 Feeder Connector. (Figure 4) 8. Move the chute. (Figure 6)
(1) Disconnect the connector (x2). (1) Move the chute.

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9. Remove the Roll (x2). (Figure 7) 11. Remove the Spring Holder. (Figure 9) Replacement
(1) Release the Hook and remove the Roll. (1) Release the Hook and remove the Spring Holder. 1. Install the Retard Spring and the Spring Holder. (Figure 11)
• Install the Lower part of the Retard Spring so that it will not
get into the Spring Shaft mounting hole of the Spring
Holder.
10. Remove the Retard Pad and Shaft. (Figure 8) 12. Replace the Retard Spring and the Spring Holder in the
(1) Pull the Shaft out from the installed position. Replacement Kit. (Figure 10)
Figure 11 j0bs41011
2. Return the Retard Pad and the Shaft to the original state. (Fig-
ure 12)
• Insert the Retard Pad and Shaft Tab (x2) into the Spring
Holder Cutout.
REP 10.6.1 (SCC) STM PWB
Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
Static electricity may damage electrical parts.
Static electricity may damage electrical parts. Always wear a wrist
band during servicing. If a wrist band is not available, touch some
Figure 12 j0bs41012 metallic parts before servicing to discharge the static electricity. Figure 2 j0bs41015
CAUTION
3. Return the Roll (x2) to the original state.
Do not get yourself hurt by a soldered part on the back of the PWB.
Replacement
4. Return the Chute to the original state. 1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
1. Remove the STM Rear Cover. (Figure 1)
5. Return the Tray 2 Feeder to the original state. 2. Setup the DIP Switch as follows when the STM PWB is
(1) Remove the Docking Screw.
6. Return the Tray 2 Feeder Connector connection to the original replaced. (Figure 3)
state. (2) Remove the Docking Bracket.
SW 1: ON
7. Return the Connector Cover to the original state. (3) Remove the screw (x2).
SW 2: ON
8. Return the Feed Out Chute to the original state. (4) Remove the STM Rear Cover.
9. Return the Left Rear Cover to the original state.
10. Close the STM L/H Cover.
11. Return the Tray 2 to the original state.
Figure 3 j0bs41016
Figure 1 j0bs41014
2. Remove the STM PWB. (Figure 2)

(1) Disconnect the connector (x4).
(3) Remove the STM PWB.

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REP 10.6.2 (SCC) STM Takeaway Motor
Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
metallic parts before servicing to discharge the static electricity. Figure 2 j0bs41017
1. Remove the STM Rear Cover. (Figure 1)
Replacement
(2) Remove the Docking Bracket.
(4) Remove the STM Rear Cover.
Figure 1 j0bs41014
2. Remove the STM Takeaway Motor. (Figure 2)

(2) Remove the Screw (Round Point: x2).
(3) Remove the STM Takeaway Motor.
REP 13.1.1 MSI
Removal
WARNING
Turn OFF the power switch and make sure that the screen dis-
play or the Power Saver LED turns OFF.
1. Remove the Hinge Rear Cover. (Figure 1)

(2) Remove the Hinge Rear Cover.
3. Remove the MSI. (Figure 3) 3. After a replacement, enter the CE mode, and then perform Ini-
(1) Remove the screw (x2). tialize via Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > MSI FR Pad to ini-
tialize the Life counter.
(2) Remove the MSI.
Figure 1 j0bs41301
2. Disconnect the connector. (Figure 2)

(1) Release the wire harness from the clamp.
Figure 3 j0bs41303
Replacement
2. When installing the MSI, insert the boss (x2) of the MSI into the
holes for the boss. (Figure 4)
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REP 13.3.1 MSI Nudger/Feed Roll
Removal
WARNING
NOTE: The MSI Nudger Roll, the MSI Feed Roll, and the MSI
Retard Pad must be replaced at the same time.
1. Remove the MSI. (REP 13.1.1)

2. Remove the MSI Top Cover. (Figure 1) Figure 2 j0lj41306 Figure 4 j0lj41308
4. Remove the shaft of the MSI Nudger Roll. (Figure 3) 6. Shift the MSI Feed Clutch from the shaft. (Figure 5)
(1) Release the hook of the shaft and remove the shaft in the (1) Release the hook to remove the gear.
(3) Remove the MSI Top Cover.
direction of the arrow. (2) Remove the E-Clip.
(3) Shift the MSI Feed Clutch from the shaft.
Figure 1 j0lj41305
Figure 3 j0lj41307
3. Remove the MSI Tray. (Figure 2) Figure 5 j0lj41309
5. Remove the MSI Nudger Roll. (Figure 4)
(1) Remove the MSI Tray in the direction of the arrow.
7. Remove the MSI Feed Roll Assembly. (Figure 6)
(1) Remove the E-Clip (x2).
(2) Remove the MSI Feed Roll Assembly.
Figure 6 j0lj41310 Figure 8 j0lj41312
8. Move the housing to the tip of the shaft. (Figure 7) Replacement

(1) Remove the Bearing. 1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
(2) Remove the E-Clip. 2. When installing the MSI Feed Clutch, align the Cutout of the
(3) Move the housing in the direction of the arrow until it is at MSI Feed Clutch to the Tab. (Figure 9)
the tip of the shaft.
Figure 10 j0mg41301

tialize via Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > MSI FR Pad to ini-
Figure 9 j0lj41313
Figure 7 j0lj41311
3. When installing the MSI Top Cover, store the Link of the Paper
9. Remove the MSI Feed Roll. (Figure 8) Stopper Lock underneath the Boss of the MSI Feed Roll Hous-
(1) Remove the gear. ing. (Figure 10)
(2) Remove the MSI Feed Roll. • After installing the MSI Top Cover, check from the hole of
the MSI Top Cover to make sure that the Link is under-
neath the Boss..
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REP 13.3.2 MSI Retard Pad
Removal
WARNING
NOTE: The MSI Nudger Roll, the MSI Feed Roll, and the MSI

2. Remove the screws that secure the MSI Lower Cover at the Figure 2 j0lj41316
bottom of the MSI. (Figure 1)
(1) Remove the Tapping Screw (x2). 4. Remove the MSI Retard Pad. (Figure 3)
(2) Release the boss (x2) from the installation holes and
remove the MSI Retard Pad.
Figure 1 j0lj41315
3. Release the hook (x3) and release the boss (x3) from the
installation holes to remove the MSI Lower Cover. Figure 3 j0lj41317
(Figure 2)
Replacement
tialize via Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > MSI FR Pad to ini-
REP 14.1.1 L/H Cover
Removal
WARNING

2. Pull out Tray 1 slightly and remove the screw that secures the
Hinge Front Cover. (Figure 1)
4. [Duplex Type]: Disconnect the connector. (Figure 3) 6. Open the L/H Cover 90 degrees and remove the L/H Cover.
(1) Disconnect the connector. (Figure 5)
(1) Remove the L/H Cover towards the direction of the arrow
from the Boss (x2).
Figure 1 j0bs41401
3. Pull out the Boss (x2) from the mounting hole, release the
Hook and remove the Hinge Front Cover.
(Figure 2) Figure 3 j0bs41403
5. Pull out the L/H Cover Support (x2). (Figure 4) Figure 5 j0bs41405
(1) Turn it 90 degrees and pull out the Rear L/H Cover Sup-
port. Replacement
(2) Turn it 90 degrees and pull out the Front L/H Cover Sup- 1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
port. 2. Note the following when installing the Rear L/H Cover. (Figure
6)
• Tilt the L/H Cover Boss Hole Bracket as shown in the fig-
ure and insert into the Boss Bracket.
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• Attach the L/H Cover Harness Guide so it will not touch
the Boss Bracket.
Figure 8 j0bs41408
Figure 6 j0bs41406
3. When installing the Front L/H Cover, tilt the L/H Cover Boss
Hole Bracket as shown in the figure and insert it into the Boss
Bracket. (Figure 7)
Figure 7 j0bs41407
4. When installing the Front L/H Cover, align the L/H Cover Boss
Hole Bracket Tab and the Boss Bracket Cutout position and
slide the L/H Cover to the Rear. (Figure 8)
REP 15.1.1 Registration Chute 2. When installing the Registration Chute, install the Registration
Chute on the Inside, and Paper Guide on the Outside. (Figure
Parts List on PL 15.1 4)
Removal
WARNING

2. Remove the L/H Cover. (REP 14.1.1)
3. Remove the Connector Cover. (Figure 1)
Figure 2 j0bs41502
(2) Remove the Connector Cover.
5. Remove the Registration Chute. (Figure 3)
(1) Remove the screw. Figure 4 j0bs41504
(2) Slide the Registration Chute towards the Front.
3. When installing the Registration Chute, store the Tray 1 No
(3) Slide the Registration Chute forward and remove.
Paper Sensor Harness in the Registration Chute Hook. (Figure
NOTE: Be careful not to damage the Paper Guide when 5)
removing the Registration Chute. Damage of the Paper Guide
may result in paper conveyance failure.
Figure 1 j0bs41501

Figure 5 j0bs41505
Figure 3 j0bs41503
Replacement
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REP 15.1.2 Registration Roll
Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTE: Place the drop cloth or newspapers at the servicing area to Figure 1 j0bs41506 Figure 3 j0bs41509
1. Prepare a sheet of black paper (x4) or a black bag (x4). 10. Remove the Gear on the Front. (Figure 2) 12. Remove the Bearing on the Rear side. (Figure 4)
2. Remove Y, M, C, K of the Xero Unit. (REP 8.1.1) (1) Remove the gear. (1) Remove the Bearing.
3. Remove the Front Cover. (REP 19.1.1) (2) Remove the E-Clip.
4. Remove the Inner Cover. (REP 19.1.2) (3) Remove the gear.
6. Remove the L/H Cover. (REP 14.1.1)
7. Remove the Registration Chute. (REP 15.1.1)
8. Remove the Drive Assembly. (REP 3.1.1)
9. Remove the Registration Clutch on the Rear side. (Figure 1)
(1) Remove the wire harness from the Harness Guide.
(3) Remove the E-Clip.
(5) Remove the Registration Clutch and the gear.
Figure 4 j0bs41510
Figure 2 j0bs41508 13. Remove the Registration Roll. (Figure 5)

(1) Remove the Registration Roll.
11. Remove the bearing at the front. (Figure 3)
(1) Remove the Bearing.
Figure 5 j0bs41511
Replacement
2. When installing the Registration Clutch, insert the Registration
Clutch Cutout into the Harness Guide Tab. (Figure 6)
Figure 6 j0bs41507
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REP 17.1.1 Exit Roll
Removal
WARNING

1. Open the L/H Cover.

2. Remove the Rear Cover. (REP 19.1.5) Figure 2 j0bs41701 Figure 4 j0bs41703
3. Remove the Pillar Left Cover. (Figure 1)
5. Remove the Exit Cover. (Figure 3) 6. Duplex Type Only: Remove the Invert Motor. (Figure 5)
(1) Release the Hook (x4) that secures the Exit Cover on the (1) Remove the Screws (x2).
(2) Remove the Pillar Left Cover.
Left side. (2) Remove the Invert Motor.
Figure 1 j0bs41908
Figure 3 j0bs41702
4. Remove the Screw that secures the Front Exit Cover. (Figure Figure 5 j0bs41705
Reference: This shows the removed Exit Cover Hook (x4).
2)
(Figure 4)
(1) Remove the screw. 7. Remove the gear. (Figure 6)
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8. Remove the Bearing on the Rear side. (Figure 7) Replacement

(1) Remove the E-Clip. 1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
(2) Remove the Bearing. 2. When installing the Exit Cover, insert the Boss of Rear Exit
Cover into the mounting hole. (Figure 9)
Figure 7 j0bs41707
Figure 9 j0bs41704
9. Remove the Bearing , Exit Roll on the Front. (Figure 8)
(2) Remove the Exit Roll.
REP 18.1.1 (SCC) HVPS REP 18.2.1 (SCC) Drive PWB
Removal Removal
WARNING WARNING
CAUTION CAUTION
Static electricity may damage electrical parts. Static electricity may damage electrical parts.
Static electricity may damage electrical parts. Always wear a wrist Static electricity may damage electrical parts. Always wear a wrist
band during servicing. If a wrist band is not available, touch some band during servicing. If a wrist band is not available, touch some
metallic parts before servicing to discharge the static electricity. metallic parts before servicing to discharge the static electricity. Figure 2 j0bs41802
CAUTION CAUTION
4. Remove the Drive PWB. (Figure 3)
Do not get yourself hurt by a soldered portion on the back of the Do not get yourself hurt by a soldered portion on the back of the
PWB. PWB.
(2) Remove the Drive PWB.
1. Remove the Right Cover. (REP 19.1.3) 1. Remove the Rear Cover. (REP 19.1.5)
2. Remove the HVPS. (Figure 1) 2. Disconnect the FFC CD Cable. (Figure 1)
(1) Disconnect the connector. (1) Push Buttons (x2) simultaneously towards the direction of
(2) Remove the Screws (x8). the arrow and straightly remove the FFC Cable.
(3) Remove the HVPS.
Figure 3 j0bs41803
Replacement
Figure 1 j0bs41801
2. Note the following when connecting the FFC CD Cable. (Figure
Figure 1 j0bs41816 4)
(1) Disconnect the connector (x20). (1) When connecting the FFC Cable, insert the FFC Cable
Replacement straightly into the Connector Housing until you hear the
1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order. Lock sound.
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(2) Check to see if the FFC Cable on the side that is not REP 18.2.2 (SCC) ESS PWB
inserted and removed is definitely connected.
Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
CAUTION
Figure 4 j0bs41804 4. Disconnect the connector. (Figure 3)
Do not get yourself hurt by a soldered portion on the back of the
PWB.
2. Disconnect the FFC CD Cable. (Figure 1)
Figure 3 j0bs41807
5. Remove the Screw that secures the ESS PWB on the Right
side. (Figure 4)
Figure 1 j0bs41805
3. Remove the FFC Cable (x4) connection in the order of FFC

Cable C, K, Y, M. (Figure 2)
6. Remove the ESS PWB. (Figure 5) 3. When connecting the FFC Cable (M, Y, K, C), insert the FFC
(1) Remove the Screws (x8). Cable straightly into the Connector Housing until you hear the
(2) Remove the ESS PWB.
4. Note the following when connecting the FFC CD Cable. (Figure

Replacement 8)
(1) When connecting the FFC Cable, insert the FFC Cable
2. When replacing the ESS PWB, remove the SEEP ROM from straightly into the Connector Housing until you hear the
the old ESS PWB and replace with the new SEEP ROM of Lock sound.
ESS PWB. (Figure 6)
(2) Check to see if the FFC Cable on the side that is not
inserted and removed is definitely connected.

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REP 18.3.1 LVPS
Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
CAUTION
Do not get yourself hurt by a soldered portion on the back of the
Replacement
PWB. 1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
1. Remove the Rear Cover. (REP 19.1.5) 2. When installing the LVPS, install so the PWB Support Tab is
Outside of the LVPS. (Figure 3)
Figure 3 j0bs41815
Figure 1 j0bs41813
3. Remove the LVPS. (Figure 2)

(2) Remove LVPS.
REP 19.1.1 Front Cover REP 19.1.2 Inner Cover
Removal Removal
WARNING WARNING
1. Open the Front Cover. 1. Remove the Front Cover. (REP 19.1.1)
2. Unplug the Support (x2) of the Front Cover. (Figure 1) 2. Remove the Waste Bottle. (Figure 1)
(1) Turn the Support 90 degrees and unplug. (1) Turn the Retract Handle in counterclockwise direction.
Figure 2 j0bs41906
(3) Remove the Waste Bottle.
Replacement
2. When installing the Front Cover, put the Front Cover mounting
hole on the Boss of the Inner Cover. (Figure 3)
Figure 1 j0bs41905
3. Remove the Front Cover. (Figure 2)

Figure 1 j0bs40813
(1) Move the Front Cover towards the Left by pressing the
Stopper and remove the Front Cover from the Boss. 3. Remove the Pillar Left Cover. (Figure 2)
Figure 3 j0bs41907
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REP 19.1.3 Right Cover
Removal
WARNING
1. Remove the Right Cover. (Figure 1)

(2) Remove the Right Cover towards the direction of the
arrow.
4. Remove the Inner Cover. (Figure 3)

(2) Remove the Inner Cover.
Figure 1 j0bs41904
Replacement
2. When installing the Right Cover, insert the Right Cover Hook
Figure 3 j0bs41909
(x2) in the Frame Hole (x2). (Figure 2)
Replacement
REP 19.1.4 Top Cover
Removal
WARNING

3. Remove the Top Cover. (Figure 1)
(1) Remove the Top Cover.
Replacement
2. When installing the Top Cover, put the Boss (x3) on the Rear
side of the Top Cover in the mounting hole. (Figure 3)
Figure 1 j0bs41910
Reference: This shows the removed Top Cover. (Figure 2)
Figure 3 j0bs41912
3. When installing the Top Cover, put the Boss on the Front side
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REP 19.1.5 Rear Cover
Removal
WARNING
1. [Machines with One Tray Module]: Remove the STM Connec-

tor Cover. (Figure 1)
(2) Remove the STM Connector Cover.
Figure 2 j0bs41902
3. Remove the Rear Cover. (Figure 3)

(4) Remove the Rear Cover.
Figure 1 j0bs41901
2. [Machines with One Tray Module]: Disconnect the connector.

(Figure 2)
Figure 3 j0bs41903
Replacement
REP 56.1.1 DADF REP 56.1.2 DADF Platen Cushion
Removal Removal
WARNING WARNING
When turning OFF the power switch, check that the ’Data’ lamp When turning OFF the power switch, check that the ’Data’ lamp
is OFF and that there is no Job in progress. is OFF and that there is no Job in progress.
Turn OFF the power switch and make sure that the screen dis- Turn OFF the power switch and make sure that the screen dis-
play or the Power Saver LED turns OFF. play or the Power Saver LED turns OFF.
1. Remove the Rear Cover. (REP 19.1.5) NOTE: The DADF Platen Cushion is pasted on with double sided
2. Disconnect the connector. (Figure 1) adhesive tapes.
(1) Remove the cable band (x2).
1. Peel off the DADF Platen Cushion. (Figure 1)
Figure 2 j0lj45602 (1) Peel off the DADF Platen Cushion.
Replacement
2. Install the DADF. (Figure 3)
(1) Insert the tabs of the Counter Balance into the grooves of
the installation holes.
Figure 1 j0bs45601
Figure 1 j0bs45602
3. Remove the DADF. (Figure 2)
(1) Slant the Counter Balance in the direction of the arrow
Replacement
and remove it. 1. Paste on the DADF Platen Cushion. (Figure 2)
(1) Place the DADF Platen Cushion on the Platen Glass.
(2) Set up the gap between the Regi Guide and Platen
Figure 3 j0rk45103 Guide.
(3) Slowly lower the DADF to paste the DADF Platen Cush-
ion to it.
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REP 56.2.1 DADF Front Cover REP 56.2.2 DADF Rear Cover
Removal Removal
WARNING WARNING
1. Open the Upper Feeder. 1. Remove the screws that secure the DADF Rear Cover. (Figure
2. Open the DADF. 1)
3. Remove the DADF Front Cover. (Figure 1) (1) Open the Upper Feeder.
(1) Remove the Tapping Screw (x4). (2) Remove the Tapping Screw.
(2) Remove the DADF Front Cover in the direction of the
arrow.
Figure 2 j0bs45603
Figure 1 j0lj45606
2. Remove the screws that secure the DADF Rear Cover. (Figure
2)
(1) Open the Document Tray.
Figure 1 j0lj45605
Replacement
REP 56.2.3 (SCC) DADF PWB
Removal
WARNING
CAUTION
Figure 2 j0lj45607 Figure 4 j0lj45609 metallic parts before servicing to discharge the static electricity.
CAUTION
3. Release the hook (x3) of the DADF Rear Cover. (Figure 3) Replacement Do not get yourself hurt by a soldered portion on the back of the
(1) Release the hook (x3). 1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order. PWB.
1. Remove the DADF Rear Cover. (REP 56.2.2)
Figure 3 j0lj45608
4. Remove the DADF Rear Cover. (Figure 4)

(1) Remove the DADF Rear Cover in the direction of the
arrow.
Figure 1 j0lj45610
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3. Remove the DADF PWB. (Figure 2) REP 56.2.4 Upper Feeder
(1) Remove the Tapping Screw (x2) and the Ground Wire
(x2).
(2) Remove the Tapping Screw (x2). Removal
(3) Remove the DADF PWB. WARNING
1. Remove the DADF Front Cover. (REP 56.2.1)

3. Remove the Hinge Bracket at the front. (Figure 1)
Figure 2 j0lj45627
(2) Remove the Hinge Bracket.
Replacement
Figure 2 j0lj45611
Replacement
2. When replacing the DADF PWB, remove the ROM from the old
DADF PWB, and install it to the new one. (Figure 3)
Figure 1 j0lj45626
4. Remove the Hinge Bracket at the rear and remove the Upper
Feeder. (Figure 2)
(2) Remove the Hinge Bracket.
(3) Remove the Upper Feeder.
Figure 3 j0lj45612
REP 56.2.5 (SCC) DADF Feeder Assembly
Removal
WARNING

3. Remove the Document Tray. (REP 56.9.1)
4. Remove the Harness Guide and the wire harness. (REP
56.6.1)
5. Remove the Upper Feeder. (REP 56.2.4) 8. Remove the DADF Feeder Assembly. (Figure 3) Replacement
6. Disconnect the connector of the Exit Nip Release Solenoid. (1) Remove the Tapping Screw (x3). 1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
(Figure 1)
(2) Remove the DADF Feeder Assembly.
Figure 3 j0lj45645
Figure 1 j0lj45643
Reference: This shows the removed DADF Feeder Assembly.
7. Remove the screws that secure the DADF Feeder Assembly at (Figure 4)
the rear. (Figure 2)
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REP 56.3.1 (SCC) Left Counter Balance REP 56.3.2 (SCC) Right Counter Balance
Removal Removal
WARNING WARNING
1. Remove the DADF. (REP 56.1.1) 1. Remove the DADF Rear Cover. (REP 56.2.2)
2. Turn the DADF upside down. 2. Remove the DADF. (REP 56.1.1)
3. Remove the Left Counter Balance. (Figure 1) 3. Record the position of the scale for the Right Counter Balance.
(1) Remove the Tapping Screw (x4). (Figure 1)
Figure 2 j0lj45658
(2) Remove the Left Counter Balance.
Replacement
Figure 1 j0lj45657
Figure 1 j0lj45656
4. Remove the Right Counter Balance. (Figure 2)
Replacement (1) Remove the Tapping Screws that secure the Ground
Wire.
(3) Remove the Right Counter Balance.
REP 56.5.1 DADF Feed/Nudger Roll
3. When installing the Feed Roll Nudger Roll Assembly, install it
Parts List on PL 56.5 such that the Tab (x2) of the Feed Roll Nudger Roll Assembly
Removal are at the inner side of the Set Link. (Figure 4)
WARNING
NOTE: The DADF Feed Roll, the DADF Nudger Roll, and the DADF
1. Open the Upper Feeder.

2. Remove the Upper Feeder Chute. (Figure 1) Figure 2 j0lj45653
4. Remove the Feed Roll and the Nudger Roll. (Figure 3)
(2) Remove the Upper Feeder Chute.
(2) Remove the KL-Clip. Figure 4 j0lj45655
(3) Release the hook to remove the housing.
(4) Remove the Feed Roll.
(5) Remove the Nudger Roll.
Figure 1 j0lj45652
3. Remove the Feed Roll Nudger Roll Assembly. (Figure 2)

(1) Remove the KL-Clip.
(2) Move the bearing in the direction of the arrow.
(3) Remove the Feed Roll Nudger Roll Assembly. Figure 3 j0lj45654
Replacement
2. When installing the Feed Roll and the Nudger Roll, install them
such that they are rotating in the clockwise direction.
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REP 56.6.1 Harness Guide and Wire
Harness
Removal
WARNING

3. Remove the Document Tray. (REP 56.9.1) Figure 2 j0lj45619 Figure 4 j0lj45621
4. Disconnect P760 and remove the wire harness from the Har-
ness Guide. (Figure 1) 6. Disconnect the connector of the DADF Takeaway Clutch and 8. Disconnect the connector of the DADF Feed Clutch and
(1) Disconnect the connector. remove the wire harness from the Harness Guide. (Figure 3) remove the wire harness from the Harness Guide.
(2) Remove the wire harness from the Harness Guide. (1) Disconnect the connector. (Figure 5)
(2) Remove the wire harness from the Harness Guide. (1) Disconnect the connector.
(2) Remove the wire harness from the Harness Guide.
Figure 1 j0lj45618
Figure 3 j0lj45620
5. Disconnect P753 and remove the wire harness from the Har- Figure 5 j0lj45622
ness Guide. (Figure 2) 7. Disconnect the DADF PWB connectors. (Figure 4)
(1) Disconnect the connector. (1) Disconnect the connector (x2). 9. Disconnect the connector of the DADF Feed Motor. (Figure 6)
(2) Remove the wire harness from the Harness Guide. (1) Disconnect the connector.
REP 56.6.2 DADF Feed Motor
Removal
WARNING

56.6.1)
5. Remove the DADF Feed Motor. (Figure 1)
10. Remove the Harness Guide and the wire harness. (Figure 7) Replacement
(1) Remove the screw and the Ground Wire. (1) Remove the screw (x3).
(2) Remove the screw. (2) Remove the DADF Feed Motor.
(3) Remove the Harness Guide and the wire harness.
Figure 1 j0lj45628
Figure 7 j0lj45624
Replacement
Reference: This shows the removed Harness Guide and wire 1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
harness. (Figure 8) 2. When installing the DADF Feed Motor, align the Tab (x2) of the
DADF Feed Motor Bracket to the Cutout (x2) of the DADF
Feed Clutch and DADF Takeaway Clutch. (Figure 2)
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REP 56.7.1 DADF Drive Belt
Removal
WARNING

56.6.1)
5. Remove the DADF Feed Motor. (REP 56.6.2) 8. Remove the DADF Takeaway Clutch. (Figure 3)
6. Remove the link. (Figure 1) (1) Remove the E-Clip.
(1) Remove the link. (2) Remove the DADF Takeaway Clutch.
7. Remove the gear and bracket. (Figure 2) 9. Remove the gear. (Figure 4)
(1) Remove the washer (large: thin). (1) Loosen the screw.
(2) Remove the washer (small: thick). (2) Remove the spring.
(3) Remove the gear and bracket. (3) Remove the gear.
REP 56.9.1 (SCC) Document Tray
Removal
WARNING

3. Remove the wire harness of the Document Tray from the Har-
ness Guide. (Figure 1)
10. Remove the DADF Drive Belt. (Figure 5) • For the type that comes with DADF Open Sensor, 4. Remove the boss of the Document Tray at the front. (Figure 3)
disconnect the connector of the DADF Open Sensor.
(1) Remove the DADF Drive Belt. (1) Squeeze the boss of the Document Tray in the direction of
(2) Remove the wire harness from the Harness Guide. the arrow and remove it from the hole.
Figure 5 j0lj45635
Replacement Reference: This shows the removed wire harness of the Docu- 5. Remove the wire harness through the hole at the rear. (Figure
1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order. ment Tray. (Figure 2) 4)
(1) Remove the wire harness through the hole.
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REP 56.9.2 Retard Chute NOTE: For the type that comes with washer attached to the
boss at the rear, be careful so as to not lose the washer. (Fig-
Parts List on PL 56.9 ure 2)
Removal
WARNING

4. Open the Retard Chute.
Figure 4 j0lj45617
5. Remove the Retard Chute. (Figure 1)
Replacement (1) Remove the Retard Chute in the direction of the arrow.
1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order. Figure 2 j0lj45648
Replacement
Figure 1 j0lj45647
REP 56.9.3 Invert Chute REP 56.10.1 DADF Takeaway Roll
Removal Removal
WARNING WARNING
1. Open the Upper Feeder. 1. Remove the DADF Front Cover. (REP 56.2.1)
2. Open the Retard Chute. 2. Remove the DADF Rear Cover. (REP 56.2.2)
3. Remove the Invert Chute. (Figure 1) 3. Remove the Document Tray. (REP 56.9.1)
(1) Remove the Tapping Screw (x2). 4. Remove the Harness Guide and the wire harness. (REP
Figure 2 j0lj45632
(2) Remove the Invert Chute. 56.6.1)
5. Remove the Upper Feeder. (REP 56.2.4) 10. Remove the DADF Takeaway Clutch. (Figure 3)
6. Remove the Invert Chute. (REP 56.9.3) (1) Remove the E-Clip.
7. Remove the DADF Feed Motor. (REP 56.6.2) (2) Remove the DADF Takeaway Clutch.
8. Remove the link. (Figure 1)
(1) Remove the link.
Figure 1 j0lj45649
Replacement
1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order. Figure 3 j0lj45633
Figure 1 j0lj45631 11. Remove the gear. (Figure 4)

(1) Loosen the screw.
9. Remove the gear and bracket. (Figure 2) (2) Remove the spring.
(1) Remove the washer (large: thin). (3) Remove the gear.
(2) Remove the washer (small: thick).
(3) Remove the gear and bracket.
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NOTE: Be careful so as to not lose the gear under the Bracket 14. Remove the bearing at the front. (Figure 8)
and Ground Plate. (Figure 6) (1) Remove the KL-Clip.
Figure 4 j0lj45634
12. Remove the Bracket and Ground Plate at the front. (Figure 5)
Figure 6 j0lj45641
Figure 8 j0lj45638
(2) Loosen the screw. 13. Remove the Knob Handle. (Figure 7)
(3) Remove the Bracket and Ground Plate. (1) Remove the gear. 15. Remove the bearing at the rear and remove the DADF Take-
(2) Remove the Knob Handle. away Roll. (Figure 9)
(3) Remove the DADF Takeaway Roll.
Figure 5 j0bs45604
Figure 9 j0lj45639
Replacement
Figure 7 j0lj45637
2. When installing the Bracket and Ground Plate, install the REP 56.10.2 Sensor Bracket NOTE: Be careful so as to not lose the gear under the Bracket
Ground Plate as shown in the figure. (Figure 10) and Ground Plate. (Figure 2)
Removal
WARNING

3. Remove the Invert Chute. (REP 56.9.3)
4. Remove the Bracket and Ground Plate at the front. (Figure 1)
Figure 10 j0lj45640 (2) Loosen the screw.
Figure 2 j0lj45641
(3) Remove the Bracket and Ground Plate.
5. Remove the Knob Handle. (Figure 3)
(2) Remove the Knob Handle.
Figure 1 j0bs45604
Figure 3 j0lj45659
6. Remove the Bearing of the DADF Takeaway Roll. (Figure 4)

(1) Remove the KL-Clip.
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Figure 4 j0lj45660 Figure 6 j0lj45662 Figure 8 j0lj45664
7. Remove the screws that secure the Sensor Bracket. (Figure 5) 9. Remove the DADF Pre Regi Sensor. (Figure 7) Replacement
(1) Disconnect the connector. (1) Release the hook to remove the DADF Pre Regi Sensor. 1. To install, carry out the removal steps in reverse order.
(2) Remove the Tapping Screw (x2). (2) Disconnect the connector. 2. When installing the Bearing of the DADF Takeaway Roll, align
the Cutout of the DADF Takeaway Clutch at the Rear side to
the Tab of the Bracket of the DADF Feed Motor. (Figure 9)
8. Remove the Sensor Bracket from underneath the DADF Take- 10. Remove the DADF Regi Sensor at the back of the Sensor Figure 9 j0lj45665
away Roll. (Figure 6) Bracket. (Figure 8)
(1) Lift up the Front side of the DADF Takeaway Roll. (1) Release the hook to remove the DADF Regi Sensor. 3. When installing the Bracket and Ground Plate, install the
(2) Remove the Sensor Bracket. (2) Disconnect the connector. Ground Plate as shown in the figure. (Figure 10)
REP 56.13.1 DADF Retard Pad
Removal
WARNING
NOTE: The DADF Retard Pad, the DADF Feed Roll, and the DADF
Nudger Roll must be replaced at the same time.
1. Open the Upper Feeder.

Figure 10 j0lj45640 2. Remove the DADF Retard Pad. (Figure 1) Figure 2 j0lj45651
(1) Release the hook, open the DADF Retard Pad, and then
remove the DADF Retard Pad.
Figure 1 j0lj45650
Replacement
2. When installing the DADF Retard Pad, attach the spring to the
boss of the DADF Retard Pad. (Figure 2)
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REP 99.1.1 (SCC) Safety Critical
Components
Removal
WARNING
Any part marked with SCC is a Safety Critical Component. As
to replacement of any SCC, the complete component unit must
be replaced. It must never be disassembled or no individual
internal parts of it must be replaced. Further, when a spare part
is provided with the instructions, the CEs are required to follow
them.
Installation of any part other than the ones designated by Fuji
Xerox Co. Ltd. shall be strictly prohibited because it cannot be
guaranteed in quality and safety.
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ADJ 1.3.1 IIT Lead Edge Registration 2. Change the value. ADJ 1.3.2 IIT Side Registration
• Change amount for 1 step: 1 pulse
Purpose Purpose
• Increment of the value: The image moves towards the Tail
To adjust the IIT scan timing in the Slow Scan direction and to cor- Edge. To adjust the IIT scan timing in the Fast Scan direction and to cor-
rect the copy position. rect the copy position.
• Decrement of the value: The image moves towards the
Lead Edge.
CAUTION CAUTION
Avoid using this procedure when performing the adjustment of the Avoid using this procedure when performing the adjustment of the
Lead Edge Registration. This procedure should be performed only Side Registration. This procedure should be performed only when
when the actual IIT Regi is not appropriate. This is because the IIT the actual IIT Regi is not appropriate. This is because the IIT Side
Lead Edge Registration affects the precision of the document size Registration affects the precision of the document size detection,
detection, etc. etc.
NOTE: Before performing this procedure, make sure that the IOT NOTE: Before performing this procedure, make sure that the IOT
Lead Edge Registration is appropriate. (Refer to ADJ 18.1.1 IOT Lead Edge Registration is appropriate. (Refer to ADJ 18.1.1 IOT
Side/Lead Edge Registration.) Side/Lead Edge Registration.)
Check Check
1. Place the Test Chart (499T00283) on the Platen Glass cor- 1. Load A3 paper into Tray 1.
rectly and make a copy in the following copy mode: 2. Place the Test Chart (499T00283) on the Platen Glass cor-
• Copy Mode: "Black" rectly and make a copy in the following copy mode:
• Paper Size: "A3" • Copy Mode: "Black"
• Reduce / Enlarge: "100%" • Paper Tray: Tray 1
• No. of Copies: "2" • Reduce / Enlarge: "100%"
2. Check that the distance between the lead edge of the 2nd copy • No. of Copies: "2"
and the reference line is 10.0 +/-1.6 mm or the same as the 3. Check that the distance between the side edge of the 2nd copy
dimension on the Test Chart. (Figure 1) and the specified value is 10.0 +/-2.1 mm or the same as the
dimension on the Test Chart. (Figure 1)
Figure 1 j0mf40954
Figure 1 j0mf40955
3. If the value is not within the specified range, adjust it as follows:
Adjustment 4. If the value is not within the specified range, adjust it as follows:
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Adjustment ADJ 1.3.3 IIT Vertical Reduce/Enlarge
1. Enter NVM [715-053] Platen FS Registration Adjustment. Purpose
2. Change the value.
To correct the vertical (slow scan) Reduce/Enlarge ratio for a 100%
• Change amount for 1 step: 1 dot copy.
• Increment of the value: The image moves towards the IN
side. CAUTION
• Decrement of the value: The image moves towards the Avoid performing this procedure. This procedure should only be per-
OUT side. formed when the actual IIT magnification is not correct.
NOTE: Before performing this procedure, make sure that the IOT
horizontal/vertical Reduce/Enlarge ratios are correct.
Check
1. Place the Test Chart (499T 00283) on the Platen Glass cor-
rectly and make a copy in the following copy mode:
• Copy Mode: Black
Figure 1 j0mf40957
• Document Type: Text/Photo
• Paper: A3
Adjustment
• Reduce/Enlarge: 100%
Vertical Reduce/Enlarge Adjustment
• No. of copies: 2
2. Check the 2nd copy for the following. 1. Enter DC131[715-051].
NOTE: Refer to Figures 1 for this procedure. 2. Change the value.
• 1 increment: 0.1%
(1) At Vertical Reduce/Enlarge: (Figure 1)
• Increment of the value:Enlargement direction
Check that the distance between the two points is
• Decrement of the value:Reduction direction
3001.5mm or the same as the dimension on the Test
Chart.
If the value is not within the specified range, adjust it as
follows:
(Figure 1)
ADJ 8.1.1 MAX Setup • Test Pattern Print holds 8 types of Y/M/C/K single ADJ 8.1.2 DC940: PROCON ON Print
color x ToneUp/ToneDown test pattern. If this is
Purpose selected, ToneUp or ToneDown will be executed with Purpose
• The CE Diag related to the IOT image quality adjustment is fixed A4LEF, 4C, PS=126mm/s, 5 copies (ToneUp), • Print out the Pcon PG (Procon ON) from the Test Pattern Print
referred to as the MAX Setup. 10 copies (ToneDown) based on each color and with the same setting as Customer Mode and check the print-
• To maintain an image quality that consistently brings about operation. out sample color concentration.
customer satisfaction, and to deliver an image quality that • The image will be the same image as the half tone of
meets the demands of the customer. Test Pattern Print and will be printed out in A4LEF Execution Period
size. All color Cin10% for ToneUp in Cin, corre-
• When selecting and executing Pcon PG Test Pattern Print
sponding color is Cin70% for ToneDown, Cin10% for
MAX Setup Overview color other than corresponding color and the screen
(Procon ON)
The Diag related to Image Quality for this model is as follows. is standard screen, Enter the CE DIAG Mode, [Printer Diag] -> [Test Print] -> [Pro-
• The Procon, image quality setting is the same as con ON ESS]
1. IOT related
Customer Mode except for Dispense, with Pcon
(1) DC940: PROCON ON Print (Refer to ADJ 8.1.2 for the potential control, ADC gradation control ON, Auto Action
detailed procedures) gradation correction ON, Image quality TRC ON.
1. Execute the printout
• Specify the Pcon PG (Procon ON) image from the
• Once the [Execution button] is pressed on the screen,
test pattern print screen and output 1 copy of built-in (4) Procon/Regcon Print (Refer to ADJ 8.1.5 for procedure
PG. print out 1 copy of built-in PG [PconPG (Procon ON)] on
details) standard screen with the mode specified in the paper type
• Fixate 4C mode with PconPG (Procon ON) for built-
• Print the decided IOT NVM setting value on the setting of the selected tray.
in PG output and standard screen for screen. The
paper. • For printout Procon setting, Toner Supply Control, Poten-
tray should be based on test pattern print function.
tial Control, ADC Gradation Control, Auto Gradation Cor-
• The machine operation of the main unit is the same rection is the same setting as the Customer Mode.
as Customer mode. (5) Test Pattern Print (Refer to ADJ 8.1.6 for procedure
details)
(2) DC940: PROCON ON Print (Refer to ADJ 8.1.3 for the

• Total 11 types: PconPG (Procon ON), PconPG (Pro- Note
con OFF), Auto Tone Correction (PG Check), Y Up
detailed procedures) • PROCON Print is for FC operation only and does not work with
A4 5PV, M Up A4 5 PV, C Up A4 5 PV, K Up A4 5 BW operation. Therefore, it will not operate when Local Fail
• Specify the Pcon PG (Procon OFF) image from the PV, Y Down A4 10 PV, M Down A4 10 PV, C Down
generates (any of Y/M/C Drum NG or Toner Cartridge NG).
test pattern print screen and output 1 copy of built-in A4 10 PV, K Down A4 10 PV.
PG. • The image of PROCON ON/OFF Print is A4LEF, 8.5 x 17’’
• Fixate 4C mode with PconPG (Procon OFF) for built- inches or less.
in PG output and standard screen for screen. The
tray should be based on test pattern print function.
• For the machine operation of the main unit, Potential
Control will be Standard Potential (IOT will setup),
ADC Gradation Control will be ignored (Controller
will setup), Auto Gradation Correction will be ignored
(Controller will setup), and image quality TRC will be
ON.
(3) DC991: Manual ToneUp/Down (Manual Toner Concentra-

tion Adjustment) (Refer to ADJ 8.1.4 for procedure
details)
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ADJ 8.1.3 DC940: PROCON OFF Print ADJ 8.1.4 DC991: Manual ToneUp/Down
Purpose (Manual Toner Concentration Adjustment) During ToneDown (When selecting and executing
Y/M/C/K Down A4 10PV)
• Print out the Pcon PG (Procon OFF) in IOT based status (stan- Purpose
dard potential mode, ADC gradation control and auto gradation • Print out 10 copies of ToneDown IOT built-in Hafe Tone Pattern
• Toner Concentration Adjustment function lets you change to
control is OFF (Ignore)) from the Test Pattern Print, check the (70% of specified color for Cin, 10% of other color than the
the desired toner concentration. specified color).
printout sample color concentration and compare it with PRO-
CON ON Print. Based on the image selected in Test Pattern Print, adjust toner • Potential Control, ADC Gradation Control and Auto Gradation
concentration for each color with ToneUp (ToneUp Hafe Tone
Control, Image Quality TRC are the same as in Customer
Image Run + {Buffer Dispense Time)/ToneDown (ToneDown
mode settings.
Execution Period Hafe Tone Image Run + {Buffer Dispense Time=0).
• Output Patten Size: A4LEF
• When selecting and executing Pcon PG Test Pattern Print
(Procon OFF) Execution Period
Enter the CE DIAG Mode, [Printer Diag] -> [Test Print] -> [Pro- During Finishing of ToneUp/Down
• When selecting and executing Test Pattern Print Y/M/C/K Up
con OFF ESS] • Cycle down when ToneUp/Down is finished.
A4 5PV, Y/M/C/K Down A4 10PV
– Enter the CE DIAG Mode, [Printer Diag] -> [Test Print] ->
Action [ToneUp (C)5P] /[ToneUp (M)5P] /[ToneUp (Y)5P] /
1. Execute the printout [ToneUp (K)5P]
• Once the [Execution button] is pressed on the screen, – Enter the CE DIAG Mode, [Printer Diag] -> [Test Print] ->
print out 1 copy of built-in PG [PconPG (Procon OFF)] on [ToneDown (C)10P] /[ToneDown (M)10P] /[ToneDown
standard screen with the mode specified in the paper type (Y)10P] /[ToneDown (K)10P]
setting of the selected tray.
• For Procon setting of printout, it will not depend on the Action
Customer Mode setting and the Potential Control will be
1. ToneUp/Down Parameter Specification
Standard Potential Mode, ADC Gradation Control will be
OFF (Ignore), Auto Gradation Correction will be OFF • ToneUp/Down parameter is decided for each Test Pattern.
(Ignore), Image Quality TRC will be ON and the Toner
Supply Control is the same setting as the Customer Mode 2. ToneUp/Down Operation Execution Requirement Check
setting. Potential or LUT setting of the Customer Mode • Based on the selection and execution instruction of 8
will not be updated even if PROCON OFF Print is exe- types of ToneUp/Down Test Pattern print, the specified
cuted and the same Customer Mode from before the color will be the designated no. of copies and set the Hafe
operation will still be used after the operation. Tone Pattern and Dispense time for each color based on
the following setting, then execute the ToneUp/Down
Note operation.
• PROCON ON/OFF Print is for FC operation only and does not

work with BW operation. Therefore, it will not operate when • It will operate fully in FC mode and will not work in BW
Local Fail generates (any of Y/M/C Drum NG or Toner Car- mode. Therefore, it will not operate when Local Fail gen-
tridge NG). erates (any of Y/M/C Drum NG or Toner Cartridge NG).
• The image of PROCON ON/OFF Print is A4LEF, 8.5 x 17’’
inches or less. During ToneUp (When selecting and executing Y/
M/C/K Up A4 5PV)
• Print out 5 copies of ToneUp IOT built-in Hafe Tone pattern (Cin
is All Color 10%).
• Potential Control, ADC Gradation Control and Auto Gradation
Control, Image Quality TRC are the same as in Customer
mode settings.
• Output Patten Size: A4LEF
Corresponding PG and operation of Test Pattern does not perform billing up. ADJ 8.1.5 ProCon/RegCon Print
Print • For XERO/DEVE, this is the same as the case for normal oper-
Purpose
ations.
Table 1 Corresponding PG and operation of Test Pattern Print • If the [Stop] button is pressed during ToneUp/Down, the • Print the decided IOT NVM setting value on the paper.
ToneUp/Down operation will be stopped and you will return to
Test
Pattern the initial screen. Execution Period
Print • When performing ProCon/RegCon setting print
Name Y M C K Enter the CE DIAG Mode, [Printer Diag] -> [Parameter] ->
Y Up A4 HT10% HT10% HT10% HT10% [Parameter] -> [Procon Print]
5PV Image A4 Image A4 Image A4 Image A4
5 copies 5 copies 5 copies 5 copies Action
(Disp More) (Disp Less) (Disp Less) (Disp Less)
• After accepting the execution instruction, print the designated
M Up A4 HT10% HT10% HT10% HT10%
IOT NVM value.
5 copies 5 copies 5 copies 5 copies A: The warning of Process Control, Registration Control is indi-
cated up to the blank like of the first page, so make sure this is
(Disp Less) (Disp More) (Disp Less) (Disp Less)
all 0.
C Up A4 HT10% HT10% HT10% HT10%
5PV Image A4 Image A4 Image A4 ImageA4
5 copies 5 copies 5 copies 5 copies
(Disp Less) (Disp Less) (Disp More) (Disp Less)
K Up A4 HT10% HT10% HT10% HT10%
(Disp Less) (Disp Less) (Disp Less) (Disp More)
Y Down A4 HT70% HT10% HT10% HT10%
(without (Disp Less) (Disp Less) (Disp Less)
Disp)
M Down A4 HT10% HT70% HT10% HT10%
(Disp Less) (without (Disp Less) (Disp Less)
Disp)
C Down A4 HT10% HT10% HT70% HT10%
(Disp Less) (Disp Less) (without (Disp Less)
Disp)
K Down A4 HT10% HT10% HT10% HT70%
10 copies 10 copies 10 copies 10 copies Figure 1 j0bs40883
(Disp Less) (Disp Less) (Disp Less) (without
Disp)
Note
• Fusing Unit will not operate until it is "Ready". In addition, it

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ADJ 8.1.6 Test Pattern Print
Action
• The Controller will perform each LUT setting for every output
pattern in Diag Mode Test Pattern.
Table 1 NVM List

LUT Setting
Potential
Output Mode Output Pattern ADC Gradation Image Quality Screen Control Disp Control
Control TRC Manual Adjustment Calibration TRC
DiagTest Pattern PconPG (Procon ON) ON ON ON ON Standard Screen Pcon Normal
Print PconPG (Procon OFF) ON ON ON ON Standard Screen Standard Normal
Y Up A4 5 copies ON ON ON ON Standard Screen Pcon Special
M Up A4 5 copies ON ON ON ON Standard Screen Pcon Special
C Up A4 5 copies ON ON ON ON Standard Screen Pcon Special
K Up A4 5 copies ON ON ON ON Standard Screen Pcon Special
Y Down A4 10 copies ON ON ON ON Standard Screen Pcon Special
M Down A4 10 copies ON ON ON ON Standard Screen Pcon Special
C Down A4 10 copies ON ON ON ON Standard Screen Pcon Special
K Down A4 10 copies ON ON ON ON Standard Screen Pcon Special
Calibration (Check PG) ON ON ON ON Calibration Specifica- Pcon Normal
tion
Specified Screen
(4 types)
Cont Formation PG other than the ON ON ON ON Standard Screen Pcon Normal
above
IOT Formation PG other than the - - - - - Pcon Normal
above
Key OperationCalibra- Calibration (Document PG) ON OFF OFF ON Calibration Specifica- Pcon Normal
tion tion
Execution screen Specified Screen
(4 types)
Note • IOT applies TRC Manual Adjustment OFF to ADC LUT for TRC
• Similar to the Customer Mode, [ON] is normally ON but will be Manual Adjustment [OFF} of Auto Gradation Correction (Docu-
ment PG), and sends to the Controller from IOT when transfer-
OFF if each switch setting is OFF. ADC Gradation Control LUT
ring to Key Operation Auto Gradation Correction Execution
will follow the [ADC Gradation Correction SW], TRC Manual
Adjustment LUT will follow the [TRC Manual Adjustment SW], Screen. The Controller side will apply the sent ADC LUT.
Auto Gradation Correction LUT will follow the [Auto Gradation
Correction SW] ON/OFF setting. Test Pattern Sample
• PconPG (Procon ON/Procon ON)
ADJ 8.1.7 Procon MiniSetup execution in
Key Op Mode
Purpose
• IOT will execute the MiniSetup from the execution instruction.
Action
• Perform Procon MiniSetup with KO Mode function.
• Procon Setup (FC_MiniSetup) will be executed following the
IOT specifications once the execution instruction has been
made.
This is a FC operation limited function and does not work with
BW operation.
Therefore, it will not operate when Local Fail generates (any of
Y/M/C Drum NG or Toner Cartridge NG).
Note
• There will be no display because MiniSetup only takes about
30 seconds.
Display [Printer is busy] when it cannot be performed.
• Calibration (Check PG)

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ADJ 8.1.8 Calibration
Purpose
• Perform when the density is lighter or darker than standard.
NOTE: Check to see if you have the latest firmware before working.
Steps
1. Press the [Machine Status] button.
2. Press the [Tool] button.
3. Press the [Admin Settings] button.
4. Press the [System Settings] button.
5. Press the [Calibration] button.
Figure 2 j0bs36002
7. Select [Target] from [Copy/Print], [Copy], [Print].

Example: When [Copy/Print] is selected
Figure 1 j0bs36001
6. Press the [Calibration Target] button.
Figure 3 j0bs36003
8. Press the "Start" button.

ADJ 18.1.1 IOT Lead Edge/Side Edge NOTE: To perform measurement for the Lead Edge (A) and Table 2 NVM List
Side Edge (B) of Duplex printout, load the [Grid2 ESS] that was
Registration output on the Platen and make a 1 -> 2 Sided copy to perform
Chain- Initia
Link Name Min l Max Step
Purpose the measurement.
742-023 Side Regi Adjustment -50 0 50 0.105mm
To align the image on the drum with the proper position (Lead/Side
Table 1 IOT Lead Edge/Side Edge (Tray2 Side2)
Edge) of the paper.
Item Simplex Duplex MSI 742-026 Side Regi Adjustment -50 0 50 0.105mm
(MSI Side2)
Check Lead Edge (A) 10 +/- 2.1 10 +/- 2.5 10 +/- 2.7
1. Load A4 paper into the Tray in SEF orientation. mm mm mm
3. Output [Grid2 ESS] in the same mode after adjustment.
2. Enter the CE Mode and select [Printer Diag] -> [Test print]> Side Edge (B) 10 +/- 2.2 10 +/- 2.6 10 +/- 3.1
4. Repeat the procedure until the measured values of the Lead
[Grid2 ESS]. mm mm mm
Edge (A) and Side Edge (B) fall within the specifications.
3. Pressing the [Start] button prints the [Grid2 ESS].
4. Measure the Lead and Side Edges of the print pattern. Adjustment
• Lead Edge: Part A of the pattern 1. Enter the CE Mode.
• Side Edge: Part B of the pattern 2. Adjust the NVM until each measured value of the Lead Edge
(A) and Side Edge (B) fall within the specifications of the corre-
sponding mode.
• If the measured value is short: Set a larger value.
• If the measured value is long: Set a smaller value.
Table 2 NVM List

Chain- Initia
Link Name Min l Max Step
742-041 Lead Regi Adjustment 0 80 160 0.126mm
(ALL)
(Tray1)
(Tray2)
Figure 1 j0fu40237 (MSI)
5. Check that the measured values of the Lead Edge (A) and (Duplex)
Side Edge (B) fall within the corresponding specifications.
742-001 Lead Regi Adjustment -50 0 50 0.105mm
(ALL)
(Tray1 Side1)
(Tray2 Side1)
(MSI Side1)
742-021 Lead Regi Adjustment -50 0 50 0.105mm
(Duplex)
(Tray1 Side2)

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ADJ 18.1.2 Adjusting the Erase Amount ADJ 18.2.1 Things to take note when ADJ 18.2.2 Firmware Version Upgrade
Purpose replacing Important Information Stored Purpose
To correct both (Rear/Front) sides, Lead Edge and Tail Edge erase Components (ISC) Perform this procedure when updating the machine firmware (Con-
values of the image. troller, DADF, UI Panel), or when reinstallation of the machine firm-
Purpose ware is required due to failure of some sort.
NOTE: The IOT Lead Edge/Side Edge Registration must be After installation, any data that the customer has registered is very
adjusted. important. To lose or leak the data would be an unforgivable offense. NOTE: For STM version upgrade, perform the PWB replacement
To gain the trust of customers, it is essential for CE to be knowl- only.
Check edgeable about the name of components that store these data. The
1. Specify a Tray loaded with paper. Make a black copy without CE must also have full understanding on how to handle these com- <How to obtain the Firmware>
using any originals and leaving the Platen Cover open. ponents when replacing them.
Download the Firmware Version Upgrade Tool (FWDLMgr.exe) and
2. Check that the white sections of the Lead Edge, Tail Edge, and
Procedure the machine Firmware from the country-specific download sites
both Side Edges are 4 mm. when upgrading the machine Firmware version.
This product stores important data in the following components. Per-
form the operation according to the following procedures.
Adjustment NOTE: Downloading the machine Firmware from the web site may
take some time (depending on the environment) because of the file
1. Enter the CE Mode. NOTE: IBG) Collect/discard components according to the sepa-
size. Hence, download the machine Firmware into the PC (PSW) in
2. Adjust the NVM until the white sections of the Lead Edge, Tail rately pre-determined procedures.
advance before visiting the customer.
Edge, and both Side Edges are 4 mm.
Increasing the setting value increases the amount of edge Table 1 NOTE: Connection Cables
erase for the Lead Edge, Tail Edge, and both Sides. Compon Pre- • 499T7776: USB Cable (2 m)
This setting affect all 4 sides equally and it is not possible to ent Stored replacement Post-replacement
perform individual setting for the Lead Edge only, etc. Name Information operation operation
NOTE: Precautions during installation
1 EEP • Product To restore the Restore all settings
Table 1 NVM List The downloaded data is a compressed file. Extract the data and per-
ROM Code settings later, by using the
form the Firmware upgrade.
Chain- (ESS • Serial print the reports, etc..
Link Name Min Initial Max Step PWB) Number reports. When replacing the <How to check the machine Firmware version>
When replac- PWB, remove the
767-127 Lead Edge Erase 40 40 255 0.1mm • Copy
Amount Counter/ ing the PWB, EEP ROM from the 1. Print the report (System Settings Report) to check.
remove the old PWB, and • Select Machine status -> Report/List -> [System Settings]
767-128 Side Edge Erase 20 20 255 0.1mm Print
EEP ROM from install it to the new from the UI screen and press the [Print] button.
Amount Counter
the old PWB, one.
767-129 Tail Edge Erase 20 20 255 0.1mm • HFSI and install it to
Procedure
Amount Counter There is DLD method (USB2.0) and PJL method (Port9100: Net-
the new one.
(IIT/IOT) work) for firmware version upgrade method. The USB method pro-
• Machine cedures will be explained here.
3. Printout Test Print after adjusting and check the "Erase
System
Amount".
Parame- 1. Check to see if the firmware version upgrade is set to [Permis-
• Enter the CE Mode, select [Printer Diag] -> [Test print]> ter sion Setting].
[HT CMYK ESS] and press the [Start] button.
• Press the [Machine Status] button ->[Tool] button.
4. Adjust until the white sections of the Lead Edge, Tail Edge, and
"Admin Settings" -> " Secure Settings" -> " Software
both Side Edges are 4 mm.
Download" -> " Enable" (*)
NOTE: (*)If this setting is [Disable], an error will occur

during the update.
2. Turn ON the PC (PSW).

3. After the PC has started up, use a USB Cable to connect the
PC to the machine. (Figure 1)
Figure 1 j0lj41891 (4) Select [USB Port] and press the [Next] button. NOTE: When the upgrade has completed, the machine
will reboot automatically.
4. Start the firmware version upgrade. (6) Writing will be complete when the machine is Ready.
(1) Double-click [FWDLmgr.exe] in the folder where the firm- (7) Press the PC (PSW) [Finisher] button to exit the tool.
ware is located.
(2) Press the [Agree] button.
Figure 4 j0bs41887
(5) Data transfer from PC to machine will start and the

machine status will become [Writing...].
Figure 6 j0bs41888
NOTE: Do turn the power OFF during the update.
Figure 2 j0bs41885
• Below is the UI Screen during [Download].
(3) Select Firmware [dcsc2020] and press the [Next] button. This will take about 5 minutes to complete.

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ADJ 56.1.1 DADF Lead-Skew Adjustment
Purpose
To correct the feeding of the original by adjusting the position of the
DADF. (DADF Lead-Skew, Perpendicularity)
Check
1. Place the Test Chart (499T283) on the DADF.
2. Make a copy using the following settings in Copy mode.
• Color Mode: "Black"
• Paper Tray: "A3"
• Reduce/Enlarge: "100%"
• No. of Copies: "3"
3. Check that the difference in the distance (A and B) from the
side edges of the 3 copies is within 0 +/-0.5 mm. (Figure 1) Figure 4 j0ku42043
3. Reinstall the DADF Rear Cover.

4. After adjustment, perform DADF Side Regi (ADJ 56.1.2) and
DADF Lead Edge Regi. (ADJ 56.1.3).
Figure 2 j0lj45613
• The DADF moved in direction A. (Figure 3)
Figure 1 j0ku42054
Adjustment
2. Adjust the position of the DADF by moving the DADF in direc-
tion A or B. (Figure 2)
(1) Loosen the screw (x3).
(2) Move the DADF in direction A or B.
(3) Tighten the screw (x3). Figure 3 j0ku42044
• The DADF moved in direction B. (Figure 4)
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ADJ 56.1.2 DADF Side Registration • 2 to 1 Sided mode Table 1 Side 1 of 1 Sided or 2 Sided mode
• Paper Tray: "A3" Document
Purpose
• Reduce/Enlarge: "100%" NVM Width Document Size
To adjust the original to the proper position (drum shaft direction) on
the Platen. • No. of Copies: "2" 8 715-068 266.7~267 16K LEF, 8K LEF, 8x10.5" LEF
8. Make a Single Fold on the two copies. Check the fold line with mm
NOTE: The following adjustments must be made before carrying out the reference line on the Test Chart. (Figure 2) 9 715-070 279.4mm Letter LEF, 11x15" SEF, 11x17" SEF
checking and adjustment. 1 715-072 297mm A4 LEF, A3 SEF
• IOT Lead Edge/Side Edge Registration (ADJ 18.1.1) 0
• IIT Side Registration (ADJ 1.3.2)
• DADF Lead-Skew Adjustment (ADJ 56.1.1) 2. Enter the value to perform correction for each size in the
NVM [715-056 to 072].
NOTE: DADF Side Registration is adjusted using the NVM for every
3. If it is not within the specified range in Check Step 5,
paper width. change the NVM value.
Check – By increasing the NVM value, the image moves
towards the right.
1. Place the Test Chart (499T283) such that there is no gap
between the chart and the DADF Guide. (an increment of 1 in NVM = 0.1 mm)
2. Make a copy using the following settings in Copy mode. Take 4. Repeat Check Steps 1 to 5 and Adjustment Steps 1 to 3
Figure 2 j0ku42048 until the measurement is within the specified range.
this copy as the original.
• 1 to 1 Sided mode 9. Check that the fold line is within 2.0mm from the reference line.
• Paper Tray: "A3" • Side 2 Adjustment
If the value is not specified, carry out the following adjustment
• Reduce/Enlarge: "100%" procedure. 1. After adjusting for 1 Sided copies, place Side 1 of the Test
Chart face down and make copies using the following set-
• No. of Copies: "2" Adjustment tings to check the Side Registration for 2 Sided copies.
3. Mark the output copies as ’1’ and ’2’ in the order of their output. • Side 1 Adjustment – Paper Tray: "A3"
4. Make a Single Fold on the second copy. Check the fold line 1. Enter the CE Mode to perform correction for all sizes. – Reduce/Enlarge: "100%"
with the reference line on the Test Chart. (Figure 1)
Enter the value to perform correction for all sizes in the – No. of Copies: "2"
NVM [711-272].
– 2 Sided: 2 -> 1 Sided
Table 1 Side 1 of 1 Sided or 2 Sided mode 2. Check the Side Regi of the 2 copies with the above-men-
tioned items in "Check".
Document
3. If adjustment is required, enter the CE Mode to perform
NVM Width Document Size
correction for all sizes, and then adjust each document
1 711-272 For all For all sizes size width using the following NVM.
sizes Enter the value to perform correction for all sizes in the
2 715-056 139.7~148 A5 SEF, 5.5x8.5" SEF NVM [711-274].
mm
3 715-058 182~194m B5 SEF, 16K SEF Table 2 Side 2 of 2 Sided mode
m Document
Figure 1 j0ku42048
4 715-060 203.2mm 8x10" SEF, 8x10.5" SEF NVM Width Document Size
5. Check that the fold line is within 2.0mm from the reference line. 5 715-062 210mm A4 SEF, A5 LEF 1 711-274 For all For all sizes
If the value is not specified, carry out the following adjustment 6 715-064 214.9~215. Letter SEF, Legal SEF, 5.5x8.5" LEF, sizes
procedure. 9mm 8.46x12.4" SEF, 8.5x13" SEF 2 715-057 139.7~148 A5 SEF, 5.5x8.5" SEF
6. Place the Test Chart (499T283) on the DADF facing down with 7 715-066 254~257m B4 SEF, B5 LEF, 8x10" LEF mm
the Test Chart fed from the lead edge. m 3 715-059 182~194m B5 SEF, 16K SEF
7. Make a copy using the following settings in Copy mode. m
Table 2 Side 2 of 2 Sided mode ADJ 56.1.3 DADF Lead Edge Registration
Document Purpose
NVM Width Document Size
To adjust the original to the proper position (original feed direction)
4 715-061 203.2mm 8x10" SEF, 8x10.5" SEF on the Platen.
5 715-063 210mm A4 SEF, A5 LEF
6 715-065 214.9~215. Letter SEF, Legal SEF, 5.5x8.5" LEF, NOTE: The following adjustments must be made before carrying out
9mm 8.46x12.4" SEF, 8.5x13" SEF checking and adjustment.
7 715-067 254~257m B4 SEF, B5 LEF, 8x10" LEF • IOT Lead Edge/Side Edge Registration (ADJ 18.1.1)
m • IIT Lead Registration (ADJ 1.3.1)
8 715-069 266.7~267 16K LEF, 8K LEF, 8x10.5" LEF • DADF Lead-Skew Adjustment (ADJ 56.1.1)
mm
NOTE: If there is a black line at the Tail Edge for non-standard sizes
9 715-071 279.4mm Letter LEF, 11x15" SEF, 11x17" SEF
after Regi adjustment of the Lead Edge for Side 1 and Side 2, adjust
1 715-073 297mm A4 LEF, A3 SEF the Tail Edge using the NVM [711-142] (Side 1) and NVM [711-143]
0 (Side 2).
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4. Enter the value to perform correction for each size in the
NVM [715-057 to 073]. Check
Adjustment
1. Place the Test Chart (499T283) such that there is no gap
1. Input the NVM [711-140].
between the chart and the DADF Guide.
2. If the specified value is
2. Make a copy using the following settings in Copy mode.
• 11.5 mm or higher, increase the NVM value.
• 8.5 mm or lower, decrease the NVM value.
(an increment of 1 in NVM = 0.1 mm)
3. Repeat the procedure until the value is within the specified
range (10 +/-1.5 mm).
• 1 to 1 Sided mode
As there will be differences in the Regi according to the ratio,
3. Check that the distance between the Lead Edge and the refer- adjust the following NVM.
ence value in the second copy is 10 +/-1.5 mm.
If it is not within the specified range, adjust to the specified Table 1
range using the following procedure. (Figure 1)
Basic Scan Speed
NVM [mm/s] Reduce / Enlarge
NVM [711-002] 165.0 100.0%
NVM [711-004] 82.5 Other than 100.0%
[2 Sided Mode]
Check
1. Place the Test Chart (499T283) on the DADF with Side 1 fac-
ing down with the Test Chart fed from the tail edge.
2. Make a copy in the following mode:
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3. Check that the distance between the Lead Edge and the refer-
ence value in the second copy is 10 +/-1.9 mm.
If it is not within the specified range, adjust to the specified
range using the following procedure. (Figure 2)
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Adjustment
1. Input the NVM [711-141].
2. Adjust to the specified range (10 +/-1.9 mm).
If the distance between the Lead Edge and the reference value
is
• 12.0 mm or higher, increase the NVM value.
• 8.0 mm or lower, decrease the NVM value.
(NVM1Step=0.1mm)
3. Repeat the procedure until the value is within the specified
range (10 +/-1.9 mm).
As there will be differences in the Regi according to the ratio,
adjust the following NVM.
Table 2
Basic Scan Speed
NVM [mm/s] Reduce / Enlarge
NVM [711-022] 165.0 100.0%
NVM [711-024] 82.5 Other than 100.0%
Chapter 5 Parts List
5 Parts List
5.1 Introduction PL 9.1 Tray 1.................................................................................................................. 30
5.1.1 How to Use the Parts List...................................................................................... 3 PL 9.2 Tray 1 Component .............................................................................................. 31
5.1.2 Precautions ........................................................................................................... 3
5.1.3 Plate Composition ................................................................................................. 4
10. One Tray Module (Tray 2)
5.1.4 Terminology and Symbols..................................................................................... 4 PL 10.1 Tray 2 ,Feeder .................................................................................................. 32
PL 10.2 Tray 2 Component ............................................................................................ 33
5.1.5 Using Parts Navigation.......................................................................................... 5
PL 10.3 Tray 2 Feeder ................................................................................................... 34
5.2 Parts List PL 10.4 Left Cover ......................................................................................................... 35
PL 10.5 Takeaway Roll .................................................................................................. 36
1. IIT/UI PL 10.6 Electrical ........................................................................................................... 37
PL 1.1 Platen Cover ....................................................................................................... 7 PL 10.7 Cover ................................................................................................................ 38
PL 1.2 IIT Top Cover (with Platen Glass),IIT Front Cover.............................................. 8 PL 10.8 Frame................................................................................................................ 39
PL 1.3 IIT Base Frame Component................................................................................ 9
PL 1.4 IIT Scan Motor .................................................................................................... 10 13. MSI
PL 1.5 IIT Top Cover Component .................................................................................. 11 PL 13.1 MSI.................................................................................................................... 40
PL 13.2 MSI Component ................................................................................................ 41
2. ROS PL 13.3 MSI Lower Feeder ............................................................................................ 42
PL 2.1 LPH ..................................................................................................................... 12
14. L/H Cover
3. Drive PL 14.1 Simplex/Duplex L/H Cover................................................................................ 43
PL 3.1 Drive Assembly ................................................................................................... 13 PL 14.2 Simplex L/H Cover ............................................................................................ 44
PL 3.2 Drive Component ................................................................................................ 14 PL 14.3 Simplex L/H Cover Component ........................................................................ 45
PL 3.3 PH Drive Component .......................................................................................... 15 PL 14.4 Simplex Chute Component ............................................................................... 46
PL 3.4 Motor Drive Component...................................................................................... 16 PL 14.5 Duplex L/H Cover.............................................................................................. 47
PL 14.6 Duplex L/H Cover Component .......................................................................... 48
4. NOHAD
PL 14.7 Duplex Chute Component................................................................................. 49
PL 4.1 NOHAD ............................................................................................................... 17
15. Registration
5. Deve.
PL 15.1 Registration....................................................................................................... 50
PL 5.1 Dispenser,Deve Unit ........................................................................................... 18
PL 5.2 Dispenser Component ........................................................................................ 19 17. Exit
PL 5.3 Dispenser Drive Component............................................................................... 20 PL 17.1 Simplex/Duplex Exit .......................................................................................... 51
PL 5.4 Deve Unit Component......................................................................................... 21
PL 5.5 Deve Assembly Component ............................................................................... 22 18. Electrical
PL 18.1 Electrical-Front,Right ........................................................................................ 52
6. Transfer PL 18.2 Electrical-Upper Rear........................................................................................ 53
PL 6.1 IBT Belt Unit,2nd BTR Roll,MOB ADC Assembly ............................................... 23 PL 18.3 Electrical-Lower Rear........................................................................................ 54
PL 6.2 IBT Belt Unit Component .................................................................................... 24 PL 18.4 Wire Harness .................................................................................................... 55
PL 6.3 IBT Belt Assembly Component ........................................................................... 25 PL 18.5 Fax .................................................................................................................... 56
7. Fusing Unit 19. Cover
PL 7.1 Fusing Unit.......................................................................................................... 26 PL 19.1 Cover ................................................................................................................ 57
8. Xero. 56. DADF
PL 8.1 Marking Guide,Xero Unit..................................................................................... 27 PL 56.1 DADF Accessory............................................................................................... 58
PL 8.2 Marking Guide Component ................................................................................. 28 PL 56.2 DADF Component............................................................................................. 59
PL 8.3 Xero Unit Component ......................................................................................... 29 PL 56.3 DADF Base Frame............................................................................................ 60
PL 56.4 Upper Feeder.................................................................................................... 61
9. Feeder;Tray (Tray 1)
PL 56.5 Feed Roll Nudger Roll Assembly ...................................................................... 62
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PL 56.6 DADF Feed Motor,Harness Guide .................................................................... 63

PL 56.7 DADF Feeder Rear Frame................................................................................ 64
PL 56.8 DADF Feeder Front Frame ............................................................................... 65
PL 56.9 DADF Tray,Chute.............................................................................................. 66
PL 56.10 DADF Roll,Sensor Bracket.............................................................................. 67
PL 56.11 Document Tray................................................................................................ 68
PL 56.12 Invert Chute..................................................................................................... 69
PL 56.13 Retard Chute................................................................................................... 70
PL 56.14 Sensor Bracket................................................................................................ 71
98. Screws
98.1 Screws.................................................................................................................... 72
99. Adjustment/Consumables Area Code List

99.1 Paper ...................................................................................................................... 73
99.2 Environment ........................................................................................................... 73
99.3 Consumables.......................................................................................................... 74
99.4 Electrical Adjustment .............................................................................................. 74
99.5 Mechanical Adjustment .......................................................................................... 75
99.6 Originals ................................................................................................................. 76
99.7 Accessories Related............................................................................................... 76
99.8 DMP/Network Functions Related ........................................................................... 77
5.3 Parts Navigation

Navi 1.1 Processor + Option .......................................................................................... 79
Navi 2.1 IOT 1of2 ........................................................................................................... 79
Navi 2.2 IOT 2of2 ........................................................................................................... 80
Navi 2.3 DADF................................................................................................................ 80
Navi 2.4 One Tray Module.............................................................................................. 81
5.1.1 How to Use the Parts List 5.1.2 Precautions
Chapter 5 Parts List contains information on spare parts. • To make the illustration easy to see, hardware such as screws are shown in alphabets. Their
shapes are not shown.
The parts list is used to order replacement parts and enter area codes. To use the parts list correctly, • Read notes in the Description column carefully before ordering and replacing parts.
read the description below carefully. • SCC followed by part name in the DESCRIPTION column represents Safety Critical Component.
Handling Safety Critical Components shall conform to Fuji Xerox Co. Ltd.-stipulated rules and
<How to find out parts No needed>
regulations on Safety Critical Components.
To shorten the time searching for a Parts No., a navigation screen (illustration) is provided to search for As to replacement of any component designated SCC, the complete component unit must be
replaced. It must never be disassembled or no individual internal parts of it must be replaced.
the relevant parts in the illustration. When you have already identified a parts to be checked, search for
the relevant parts on this screen (illustration) to perform servicing efficiently. For how to use the Installation of any part other than the ones designated by Fuji Xerox Co. Ltd. shall be strictly
navigation, refer to ’5.1.5 Using Parts Navigation’. prohibited because it cannot be guaranteed in quality and safety.
• ISC followed by part name in the DESCRIPTION column represents Important Information Stored
Component that stores important customer information. To replace and discard an ISC, follow the
procedure for it described in chapter 4.
• The area codes are shown on plates each. The area codes (such as toner and Current Adjustment
values) which cannot be shown as parts on plates are listed on the list of area codes at the end of
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5.1.3 Plate Composition 5.1.4 Terminology and Symbols

Table 1
Terminology and
Symbols Description
Informs you that the adjustment procedure for the part is described in
Chapter 4 Repair and Adjustment.
Figure 1 5002
Informs you that the removal, installation and replacement procedures
for the part are described in Chapter 4 Repair and Adjustment.
Figure 2 5001
Informs you that the removal, installation, replacement and adjustment
procedures for the part are described in Chapter 4 Repair and Adjust-
ment.
Figure 3 5003
3 {4-10 This is indicated on the upper left or upper right of the illustration to
Figure 1 j0mf50001 show the item represents the assembly including the part. The example
shows Item 3 is the assembly of Item 4 through 10.
Table 1
(1/4PCS) Informs you that four identical parts are installed but that only one of
Section Name Chapter 5 Section Name them is shown in the illustration.
(1) Sub System Name the name of the subsystem -- This symbol in the PART NO. column shows the part is not managed as
(2) PLATE NO. Parts List Reference No. shown in each chapter a spare part.
(3) PLATE NAME Title name of the illustration, which shows the mechanism of the (P/O Item 5) This symbol in the DESCRIPTION column shows the part is not man-
sub system aged as a single piece of spare part, but as a part of the assembly. The
example shows the part is a part of Assembly Item 5.
(4) ITEM Matches the number in the illustration.
(New) (Old) This term in the DESCRIPTION column shows the new part is inter-
(5) PART NO. The number to be used for ordering parts and filling in the ser-
changeable with the old one. Unless otherwise specified or there are no
vice report.
particular reasons, order the old part.
(6) DESCRIPTION Provides the part name, V(MOD) Code and notes, etc.
(Alternate) This term in the DESCRIPTION column shows either one of the parts
(7) AREA CODE The code to be entered in the failure column of the service can be used.
report.
This symbol shows the whole area of the framed illustration is modified
by the number in the circle. The area has the modified configuration.
Figure 4 5005
Table 1 5.1.5 Using Parts Navigation
Terminology and This section describes how to use the Navigation screen (illustrated)
Symbols Description
This symbol shows the whole area of the framed illustration has not The Navigation screen is divided into two layers, under which there is another layer of PLs.
been modified by the number in the circle. The area still has the previ-
ous configuration. • The first (top) layer
• Navi 1.1(Processor + Option)
The whole processor including DADF and Finisher is illustrated each for good
understanding. Find the module which includes the desired part and click on Navi 2.X or
Figure 5 5006
PL shown at the end of the call out. Navi 2.X shows there is a more detailed illustration of
The Item pointed to by this symbol in the illustration is modified by the the module. Otherwise, you will be directly linked to the applicable PL.
number in the circle. The item has the modified configuration.
• The second layer
• Navi 2.1 to 2.5
The module found in Navi 1.1 is divided into more modules, which link to the related PLs.
The screen here uses PLXX to show all the parts in the detailed module. Click on the
Figure 6 4001 applicable item, and you will see the illustration of the applicable PL. Find the desired
part in the PL illustration to learn the part’s item no. After that, obtain the appropriate part
The Item pointed to by this symbol in the illustration has not been modi-
no. from the list.
fied by the number in the circle. The item still has the previous configu-
ration. On E-DOC, clicking on the item no. makes the List screen displayed. Then the
appropriate part no. can be found.
• The third (bottom) layer has PLXXs.
<Returning from the lower layers to the higher layer>
Figure 7 4002 Clicking on Navi 2.X or PLXX on the upper left of the illustration makes you return to Navi
with 5V This symbol in the DESCRIPTION column shows the part is modified 1.1 for Processor parts.
by the number. The part has the modified configuration.
(w/o 5V) This symbol in the DESCRIPTION column shows the part has not been
modified by the number. The part still has the previous configuration.
(SCC) Fusing Unit SCC followed by part name in the DESCRIPTION column represents
Safety Critical Component. Handling Safety Critical Components shall
conform to Fuji Xerox Co. Ltd.-stipulated rules and regulations on
Safety Critical Components.
As to replacement of any component designated SCC, the complete
component unit must be replaced. It must never be disassembled or no
individual internal parts of it must be replaced.
Installation of any part other than the ones designated by Fuji Xerox Co.
Ltd. shall be strictly prohibited because it cannot be guaranteed in qual-
ity and safety.
(ISC) MCU/ESS ISC followed by part name in the DESCRIPTION column represents
PWB Important Information Stored Component that stores important cus-
tomer information. To replace and discard an ISC, follow the procedure
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PL 1.1 Platen Cover
Item Parts No Description A.C.
1 062K 25830 (SCC) IIT (PL 1.2)(REP 99.1.1)
2 – Platen Cover (Item 3-5)
3 848E 87121 (SCC) Platen Cover(REP 99.1.1)
4 036K 92150 (SCC) Counter Balance(REP 99.1.1)
5 – Plate
6 004K 03410 Platen Cushion
7 952K 15990 UI Wire Harness
8 848K 89380 Cnntrol Panel (ENG) (REP 1.1.1)
– 848K 91400 Cnntrol Panel (FXCL) (REP 1.1.1)
9 815K 08250 Logo Plate
10 890E 21850 Name Label
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PL 1.2 IIT Top Cover (with Platen Glass),IIT Front
Cover
1 801K 59310 IIT Base Frame (PL 1.3)
2 848K 85900 (SCC) IIT Top Cover (with Platen Glass) (PL 1.5)
(REP 1.2.1, REP 99.1.1)
3 – Data Plate
4 848K 91380 IIT Front Cover
5 815E 89690 Ground Plate
6 – Ground Plate
PL 1.3 IIT Base Frame Component
1 – IIT Base Frame
2 – Right Plate
3 – Left Plate
4 – Front Plate
5 – Support Plate
6 127K 71750 Scan Drive and Motor (PL 1.4)
7 020K 18410 Tension Pulley Bracket
8 023E 28100 CIS Sensor Assembly Belt (REP 1.3.2)
9 – Shaft
10 809E 58300 Spring
11 130K 89550 CIS Sensor Assembly (REP 1.3.1)
12 – Cord Guide
13 121E 23340 Core
14 117K 47910 CIS Cable
15 120K 92980 Sensor Assembly (Item 16-21)
16 – Actuator (P/O Item 15)
17 – Support (P/O Item 15)
18 930W 00123 Platen Angle Sensor
19 930W 00123 Platen Close Sensor
20 – Sensor Bracket (P/O Item 15)
21 – Spring
22 130K 64150 APS Sensor 1
23 930W 00123 IIT Regi. Sensor
24 – Conductor
25 952K 11080 (SCC) Motor Wire Harness (REP 99.1.1)
26 952K 11090 Sensor Wire Harness
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PL 1.4 IIT Scan Motor
1 127K 71760 (SCC) IIT Scan Motor (REP 1.4.1, REP 99.1.1)
2 – Drive Bracket
3 – Herical Gear
4 – Flange
PL 1.5 IIT Top Cover Component
1 848K 85911 IIT Top Cover
2 090E 91980 Platen Glass
3 – CVT Platen
4 – Lead Guide
5 035K 85870 Regi. Seal

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Version 1.1 5-12 2. ROS
PL 2.1 LPH
1 130K 89590 (SCC) LPH K (REP 2.1.2, REP 99.1.1)
2 130K 89590 (SCC) LPH C (REP 2.1.2, REP 99.1.1)
3 130K 89590 (SCC) LPH M (REP 2.1.2, REP 99.1.1)
4 130K 89590 (SCC) LPH Y (REP 2.1.2, REP 99.1.1)
5 121E 23580 Core
6 032E 43060 FFC Guide
7 117E 39180 FFC Cable K (REP 2.1.1)
8 117E 39190 FFC Cable C (REP 2.1.1)
9 117E 39200 FFC Cable M (REP 2.1.1)
10 117E 39210 FFC Cable Y (REP 2.1.1)
PL 3.1 Drive Assembly
1 007K 20860 (SCC) Drive Assembly (PL 3.2) (REP 3.1.1, REP
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PL 3.2 Drive Component
1 007K 98710 Main Drive Assembly
2 007K 98740 (SCC) Fusing Drive Assembly(REP 99.1.1)
3 007K 98720 (SCC) PH Drive Assembly (PL 3.3)(REP 99.1.1)
4 007K 98730 (SCC) Motor Drive Assembly (PL 3.4)(REP 99.1.1)
5 – Spring
6 – Bearing
7 – Coupling
8 952K 13530 Drive Wire Harness
9 – Label
PL 3.3 PH Drive Component
1 – Housing
2 – Gear (MSI)
3 – Shaft
4 – Gear (MSI)
5 – Gear (PH)
6 – Gear (Tray)
7 121K 52340 (SCC) Tray 1 Feed Clutch (REP 99.1.1)
8 – Gear (Duplex )
9 – Gear (PH)
10 – Shaft
11 005E 34480 Coupling
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PL 3.4 Motor Drive Component
1 – Motor Plate
2 – Gear (IBT)
3 930W 00123 YMC Link Sensor
4 – Gear (Switching )
5 – Gear (Xero)
6 – Gear (Deve)
7 – Gear
8 – Gear (Switching )
9 – Gear (PH)
10 – Gear (PH)
11 – Shaft
12 – Bearing
13 – Shaft
14 – Gear (BTR )
15 – Link
16 – Sleeve Plastic Bearing
17 413W 14460 Sleeve Plastic Bearing
18 127K 72520 (SCC) Fusing Motor (Alternate)(REP 99.1.1)
– 127K 72530 (SCC) Fusing Motor (Alternate)(REP 99.1.1)
19 127K 72500 (SCC) Main Motor (Alternate)(REP 99.1.1)
– 127K 72510 (SCC) Main Motor (Alternate)(REP 99.1.1)
20 127K 72500 (SCC) Sub Motor (Alternate)(REP 99.1.1)
– 127K 72510 (SCC) Sub Motor (Alternate)(REP 99.1.1)
21 – Connector
PL 4.1 NOHAD
1 054K 53020 (SCC) Fusing Exhaust Fan and Duct (Item 2-4)(REP
99.1.1)
2 054E 55170 Fusing Duct (REP 4.1.2)
3 054E 55181 Fusing Lower Duct
4 127K 53050 (SCC) Fusing Exhaust Fan (REP 4.1.1, REP 99.1.1)
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Version 1.1 5-18 5. Deve.
PL 5.1 Dispenser,Deve Unit
1 094K 93870 Dispenser (PL 5.2) (REP 5.1.4)
2 007K 20880 Dispenser Drive YM (PL 5.3) (REP 5.1.2)
3 – Dispenser Drive CK (PL 5.3) (REP 5.1.3)
4 – Deve Unit Y (PL 5.4) (REP 5.1.1)
5 – Deve Unit M (PL 5.4) (REP 5.1.1)
6 – Deve Unit C (PL 5.4) (REP 5.1.1)
7 – Deve Unit K (PL 5.4) (REP 5.1.1)
8 – Toner Cartridge Y
9 – Toner Cartridge M
10 – Toner Cartridge C
11 – Toner Cartridge K
PL 5.2 Dispenser Component
1 – Cartridge Holder
2 – Shutter Guide
3 055E 58451 Dispenser Shutter
4 – Main Pipe
5 052K 13810 Middle Pipe
6 052K 13820 Lower Pipe
7 052K 13830 Joint Pipe
8 – Auger
9 – Paddle
10 – Gear
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PL 5.3 Dispenser Drive Component
1 007K 98690 Dispenser Drive (YM)
2 952K 06940 Motor Wire Harness
3 952K 06950 CRUM Wire Harness
4 007K 98690 Dispenser Drive (CK)
PL 5.4 Deve Unit Component
1 604K 91180 Deve Assembly (Item 2-5)
2 – Lower Housing (P/O Item 1) (PL 5.5)
3 848K 91470 Upper Cover
4 – Seal (P/O Item 1)
5 – Traceability Label (P/O Item 1)
6 848K 91480 Deve Front Cover-Y (Item 7,8)
– 848K 91490 Deve Front Cover-M (Item 7,8)
– 848K 91500 Deve Front Cover-C (Item 7,8)
– 848K 91510 Deve Front Cover-K (Item 7,8)
7 – Deve Front Cover (P/O Item 6)
8 011E 28140 Lever-Y
– 011E 28150 Lever-M
– 011E 28160 Lever-C
– 011E 28170 Lever-K
9 676K 36010 Developer-Y
– 676K 36000 Developer-M
– 676K 35990 Developer-C
– 676K 35980 Developer-K
10 604K 91140 Deve Assembly-Y Kit (Item 2-5,9) (REP 5.4.1)
– 604K 91150 Deve Assembly-M Kit (Item 2-5,9) (REP 5.4.1)
– 604K 91160 Deve Assembly-C Kit (Item 2-5,9) (REP 5.4.1)
– 604K 91170 Deve Assembly-K Kit (Item 2-5,9) (REP 5.4.1)
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PL 5.5 Deve Assembly Component
1 – Magnet Coupling
2 – Magnet Gear (P/O Item 10)
3 – Idler Auger Gear (P/O Item 10)
4 – Idler Rear Gear (P/O Item 10)
5 – Auger In Gear (P/O Item 10)
6 – Auger Out Gear (P/O Item 10)
7 – Gear Cover
8 – Rear Cover
9 – Side In Seal
10 604K 91200 Deve Gear Kit (Item 2-6) (REP 5.5.1)
PL 6.1 IBT Belt Unit,2nd BTR Roll,MOB ADC
Assembly
1 032E 42932 Left Guide
2 032E 42951 Right Guide
3 604K 90830 IBT Belt Unit (PL 6.2) (REP 6.1.1)
4 848K 91310 2nd BTR Roll Housing
5 604K 90840 2nd BTR Roll (REP 6.1.2)
6 130K 89880 MOB ADC Assembly (REP 6.1.3)

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PL 6.2 IBT Belt Unit Component
1 064K 94310 IBT Belt Assembly (PL 6.3)
2 042K 94680 IBT Belt Cleaner (Item 3-5)
3 – Cleaner Housing (P/O Item 2)
4 033K 98770 Belt Cleaner Blade
5 – Film Seal (P/O Item 6)
6 604K 91220 Belt Cleaner Blade (Item 4,5) (REP 6.2.1)
PL 6.3 IBT Belt Assembly Component
1 – IBT Belt Housing
2 – Pin
3 019E 86500 Handle Holder
4 – Guide
5 – Tension Roll
6 064K 93512 IBT Belt (REP 6.3.1)
7 803E 18690 Retract Handle
8 803E 18700 Handle
9 – Tension Gear
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Version 1.1 5-26 7. Fusing Unit
PL 7.1 Fusing Unit
1 815E 88420 Adjust Plate
2 126K 34670 (SCC) Fusing Unit (REP 7.1.1, REP 99.1.1)
PL 8.1 Marking Guide,Xero Unit
1 930W 00511 (SCC) Waste Toner Bottle Full Sensor (REP 99.1.1)
2 697E 70600 Sensor Cover
3 032K 08670 Marking Guide (PL 8.2)
4 – Waste Bottle
5 807E 45190 Gear
6 848K 91350 Xero Unit K (Drum Cartridge K) (PL 8.3) (REP 8.1.1)
7 848K 91350 Xero Unit C (Drum Cartridge C) (PL 8.3) (REP 8.1.1)
8 848K 91350 Xero Unit M (Drum Cartridge M) (PL 8.3) (REP
8.1.1)
9 848K 91350 Xero Unit Y (Drum Cartridge Y) (PL 8.3) (REP 8.1.1)
10 848K 85940 HVPS Housing
11 848K 85950 Conductor Housing
12 – Bottle Support R
13 – Bottle Support L
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Version 1.1 5-28 8. Xero.
PL 8.2 Marking Guide Component
1 032E 43022 Marking Guide
2 019K 15690 Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (K)
3 019K 15690 Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (C)
4 019K 15690 Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (M)
5 019K 15690 Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (Y)
6 – Spring
7 – Plunger
PL 8.3 Xero Unit Component
1 – Xero Housing
2 604K 91210 Drum Blade (REP 8.3.2)
3 – Sleeve
4 604K90850 Drum (with Item 11) (REP 8.3.1)
5 604K91920 Baias Charge Roll (REP 8.3.3)
6 – BCR Cleaner Roll
7 – CRUM Housing
8 – Front Cover
9 – BCR Housing
10 – Handle Label
11 960K 74800 CRUM PWB
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Version 1.1 5-30 9. Feeder;Tray (Tray 1)
PL 9.1 Tray 1
1 050K 71700 Tray 1 (PL 9.2)
2 848K 85390 Tray 1 No Paper Sensor
3 – Spacer
4 054K 52680 L/H Chute
5 110K 12100 (SCC) Tray 1 Size Sensor (Alternate) (REP 9.1.1,
REP 99.1.1)
– 110K 11680 (SCC) Tray 1 Size Sensor (Alternate) (REP 9.1.1,
REP 99.1.1)
6 868E 94760 Switch Bracket
7 890E 23440 Instruction Label (FXCL)
– 890E 21910 Instruction Label (ENG)
PL 9.2 Tray 1 Component
1 050K 71710 Tray Housing
2 815K 09820 Bottom Plate
3 029E 32810 Pivot
4 – Pinion Gear
5 – Spring
6 003E 60941 Stopper
7 – Spring
8 – Shaft
9 059K 32773 Tray 1Feed Roll (REP 9.2.1)
10 – Bearing
11 – Retard Shaft
12 019K 09420 Tray 1Retard Pad (REP 9.2.1)
13 – Spring
14 – Guide Paper
16 120E 23764 End Guide Actuator
17 120K 92011 Side Actuator
18 802E 62310 Actuator Cover
19 038K 21980 Side Rear Guide (Item 20,21)
20 – Side Rear Guide (P/O Item 19)
21 893E 09490 Max Label
22 012E 11810 End Link
23 – Bearing Cover
24 – Stopper
25 822E 11290 Inner Cover
26 038K 22420 Side Front Guide
27 038K 22430 End Guide
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PL 10.1 Tray 2 ,Feeder
1 – Frame (PL 10.8)
2 898E 81590 End Label
3 110K 12100 (SCC) Tray 2 Paper Size Switch(Alternate)(REP
99.1.1)
– 110K 11680 (SCC) Tray 2 Paper Size Switch(Alternate)(REP
99.1.1)
4 059K 86720 (SCC) Tray 2 Feeder (PL 10.3) (REP 10.1.1, REP
99.1.1)
5 822E 07621 Connector Cover
6 054E 33803 Feed Out Chute
7 – Stopper
8 059E 03500 Roll
9 059E 08410 Roll
10 050K 71770 (SCC) Tray 2 (PL 10.2) (REP 99.1.1)
11 890E 23400 Instruction Label
12 897E 10220 Label (No2)
13 898E 81570 Side Label
14 898E 81580 End Label
15 – Silde Lock
16 848K 87540 One Tray Module (Item 1-15)
PL 10.2 Tray 2 Component
1 059E 03522 Roll
2 848K 40412 Tray Cover
3 – Pad
4 – Spring
5 893E 09490 Max Label
6 – Latch
7 050K 71780 Tray
8 003E 48580 Stopper
9 007E 78431 Coupling Gear (13T)
10 007E 78450 Gear (13T/60T)
11 007E 78441 Sector Gear
12 – Pinion
13 012E 11090 Link
14 015K 74561 Rear Plate
15 – Bottom Pad
16 – Gasket
17 038E 44700 End Guide
18 038K 22280 Front Side Guide
19 038E 39091 Rear Side Guide
20 – End Guide Actuator
21 – Side Guide Actuator
22 – Spring
23 – Bottom Plate
24 – Lift Shaft

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PL 10.3 Tray 2 Feeder
1 – Upper Frame
2 – Lower Frame
3 – Drive Bracket
4 – Ground Plate
5 059K 86570 Tray 2 Feed Roll (REP 10.3.1)
6 127K 52790 (SCC) Tray 2 Feed/Lift Up Motor (REP 99.1.1)
7 – Chute
8 930W 00123 (SCC) Tray 2 No Paper Sensor(REP 99.1.1)
9 930W 00123 (SCC) Tray 2 Level Sensor(REP 99.1.1)
10 – Actuator
11 – Lever
12 – Harness Holder
13 113E 37581 Harness Holder
14 – Gear (31T)
15 – Spacer
16 – Bearing
17 006K 23221 Shaft
18 – Gear (13T)
19 005K 83081 Oneway Clutch (Alternate)
– 005K 10100 Oneway Clutch (Alternate)
20 – Gear (25T)
21 – Gear (29T/19T)
22 – Shaft
23 – Bearing
25 – Gear (30T)
26 – Nudger Support
27 – Gear (33T)
28 005K 06760 Oneway Gear (22T) (Alternate)
– 005K 07150 Oneway Gear (22T) (Alternate)
29 005K 84110 Oneway Clutch
30 – Nudger Shaft
31 – Gear (25T)
32 019K 15701 Retard Pad (REP 10.3.1)
33 – Spring
34 – Retard Shaft
35 – Retard Spring
36 – Spring Holder
37 – Retard Lever
38 – Spring
39 – Sensor Wire Harness
41 – Clamp
42 – Spring
43 – Spring
44 – Traceability Label
45 007K 98130 Oneway Gear (Alternate)
– 007K 16960 Oneway Gear (Alternate)
46 059K 86570 Tray 2 Nudger Roll (REP 10.3.1)
47 604K 91190 Retard Spring Kit (Item 35,36) (REP 10.3.2)
PL 10.4 Left Cover
1 848K 07080 STM Left Cover Switch and Cover (Item 2,3)
2 – Switch Cover (P/O Item 1)
3 110E 12220 STM Left Cover Switch
4 049K 28350 Latch Bracket
5 – Left Cover
6 – Pinch Shaft
7 – Handle
8 – Latch
9 – Hook
10 – Spring
11 – Pinch Spring
12 – Pinch Bearing
13 059E 99241 Pinch Roll

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PL 10.5 Takeaway Roll
1 032E 43390 Harness Guide
2 054E 54971 Takeaway Chute
3 130K 64121 Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor
4 059K 86600 Takeaway Roll
5 – Sleeve Plastic Bearing
PL 10.6 Electrical
1 960K 74291 (SCC) STM PWB (REP 10.6.1, REP 99.1.1)
2 – Gear (34T)
3 – Gear (65T/20T)
4 127K 71980 (SCC) STM Takeaway Motor (REP 10.6.2, REP
99.1.1)
7 952K 15700 IF Wire Harness

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PL 10.7 Cover
1 822E 07280 (SCC) Left Cover(REP 99.1.1)
2 – Rear Cover
3 822E 07640 (SCC) Top Cover(REP 99.1.1)
4 017E 96920 Foot
5 – Docking Bracket
6 – Docking Screw
PL 10.8 Frame
1 – Frame
2 032E 28190 Guide
3 801K 59930 Left Rail
4 801K 59940 Right Rail

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PL 13.1 MSI
1 – Clamp
2 059K 81900 MSI (PL 13.2) (REP 13.1.1)
3 890E 17390 Instruction Label
PL 13.2 MSI Component
1 059K 81950 MSI Lower Feeder (PL 13.3)
2 050K 71130 MSI Tray
3 – MSI Top Cover
4 803E 17021 Paper Stopper
5 120E 34130 No Paper Actuator
6 – Spring
7 848E 87781 Gear Cover
8 803E 17031 Paper Stopper Lock
9 – Label (Barcord)
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PL 13.3 MSI Lower Feeder
1 – Ground Plate
2 – MSI Lower Frame
3 019E 85410 Nudger Holder
4 022K 77450 MSI Feed Roll (REP 13.3.1)
5 022K 78481 MSI Nudger Roll (REP 13.3.1)
6 007K 18660 Oneway Clutch Gear (30T)
7 – Gear (37T)
8 – Gear (46T)
9 – Shaft
10 – Shaft
11 005K 83510 Friction Clutch
12 005K 83520 Oneway Clutch
13 121K 52220 (SCC) MSI Feed Clutch(REP 99.1.1)
14 – Gear (18T)
16 019E 84010 Bottom Pad
17 019K 12820 MSI Retard Pad (REP 13.3.2)
18 – Spring
19 930W 00123 MSI No Paper Sensor
20 – MSI Wire Harness
21 – Connector Cover
22 – MSI Lower Cover
PL 14.1 Simplex/Duplex L/H Cover
1 110K 17840 L/H Cover Interlock Switch
2 822E 09700 Hinge Front Cover
3 822E 09720 (SCC) Hinge Rear Cover(REP 99.1.1)
4 801K 60510 Front Hinge
5 801K 60520 Rear Hinge
6 032E 43730 Latch Guide
7 059K 87800 Simplex L/H Cover (PL 14.2) (REP 14.1.1)
– 059K 87810 Duplex L/H Cover (PL 14.5) (REP 14.1.1)
8 897E 33890 Number Label

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PL 14.2 Simplex L/H Cover
1 848K 89560 Simplex L/H Cover (PL 14.3)
2 054K 53060 Simplex Chute (PL 14.4)
3 013E 33410 Bearing
4 890E 22880 Caution Label
PL 14.3 Simplex L/H Cover Component
1 822E 09741 (SCC) L/H Cover(REP 99.1.1)
2 – Front Frame
3 – Bracket
4 – Rear Frame
5 – Bracket
6 – Upper Chute
7 054K 53050 Lower Chute
8 011E 28020 Front Latch Lever
9 011E 28030 Rear Latch Lever
10 – Latch Plate
11 868E 77081 Support
12 868E 48840 Support
13 – Spring

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PL 14.4 Simplex Chute Component
1 – Tie Plate
2 – BTR Bracket
3 – Tie Plate
4 – Spring Holder F
5 – Spring
6 059K 88010 Roll Assembly
7 – Spring Holder R
8 054K 53030 Regi Pinch Chute
9 – Bracket
PL 14.5 Duplex L/H Cover
1 848K 89570 Duplex L/H Cover (PL 14.6)
2 054K 52320 Duplex Chute (PL 14.7)
3 013E 33410 Bearing
4 890E 22880 Caution Label
5 890E 18300 Inner Label

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PL 14.6 Duplex L/H Cover Component
1 822E 09741 (SCC) L/H Cover(REP 99.1.1)
2 – Front Frame
3 – Rear Frame
4 – Harnnes Guide
5 011E 28020 Front Latch Lever
6 011E 28030 Rear Latch Lever
7 – Latch Plate
8 054E 55311 Duplex Chute
9 054E 55320 Duplex In Chute
10 054E 55330 Lower Chute
11 054K 53050 Lower Chute Assembly
12 054E 55340 Duplex Out Chute
13 – Paper Guid
14 – Gear Bracket
15 059K 87410 Duplex Roll 1
18 – Pulley
19 – Gear
20 – Gear (21T)
21 – Gear (27T)
22 – Gear
23 – Gear
24 – Swing Gear
25 023E 28120 Belt
26 023E 28130 Belt
27 – Bearing
28 013E 33410 Bearing
29 – Bearing
30 – Swing Bracket
31 – Swing Shaft
32 – Clutch Shaft
33 121K 52130 (SCC) Duplex Clutch(REP 99.1.1)
34 822E 09690 Clutch Cover
35 – Spring
36 – Latch Spring
37 – Pinch Spring
38 – Ground Plate
39 868E 77081 Support
40 868E 48840 Support
PL 14.7 Duplex Chute Component
1 – Tie Plate
2 – BTR Bracket
3 – Tie Plate
4 054E 55360 Inner Duplex Chute
5 – Pinch Roll
6 – Hook
7 – Spring
8 – Pinch Spring
9 – Edge Cover
10 059K 88010 Roll Assembly
11 – Spring
12 – Spring Holder F
13 – Spring Holder R
14 – Bracket
15 054K 53030 Regi Pinch Chute

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PL 15.1 Registration
1 059K 87360 Registration Chute (Item 2-8) (REP 15.1.1)
2 – Registration Chute (P/O Item 1)
3 120E 35300 Actuator
4 – Idler Roll (P/O Item 1)
5 930W 00123 Registration Sensor
6 – Film Chute (P/O Item 1)
7 – Spring (P/O Item 1)
9 059K 87340 Registration Roll (REP 15.1.2)
10 – Bearing
11 121K 55550 (SCC) Registration Clutch (REP 99.1.1)
12 807E 45610 Gear
13 054E 55270 (SCC) MSI Lower Chute(REP 99.1.1)
14 032E 43720 Harness Guide
15 822E 09590 Connector Cover
16 807E 45190 Gear
PL 17.1 Simplex/Duplex Exit
1 059K 87370 Exit Roll (REP 17.1.1)
2 413W 11660 Bearing (d:6mm)
3 413W 14460 Bearing (d:4mm)
4 848K 89420 Exit Cover
5 054K 53040 Chute Exit (Item 6-9)
6 – Chute Exit (P/O Item 5)
7 – Exit Chute Frame (P/O Item 5)
8 059K 65781 Pinch Roll
9 – Pinch Spring (P/O Item 5)
10 – Gear (Simplex)
– 807E 39150 Gear (Duplex)
11 049K 28790 Inverter Motor
12 – Gear (Simplex)
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PL 18.1 Electrical-Front,Right
1 110K 17830 (SCC) Front Cover Interlock Switch(REP 99.1.1)
2 105E 21720 (SCC) HVPS (REP 18.1.1, REP 99.1.1)
PL 18.2 Electrical-Upper Rear
1 960K 76460 (SCC) Drive PWB (REP 18.2.1, REP 99.1.1)
2 117E 38880 FFC Cable
3 952K 05740 (SCC) Wire Harness (Power )(REP 99.1.1)
4 952K 13470 Wire Harness (Tray Size)
5 952K 13520 (SCC) Wire Harness (Link Solenoid)(REP 99.1.1)
6 952K 15130 Wire Harness
7 – Bush
8 – Guard
9 869E 07060 Bracket
10 869E 07070 Bracket
11 869E 07080 Bracket
12 049K 29260 Support
13 952K 15120 (SCC) Wire Harness (Duplex )(REP 99.1.1)
14 960K 75890 (SCC) ESS PWB (REP 18.2.2, REP 99.1.1)
15 960K 76810 Fax (PL 18.5)
16 952K 17150 Fax Wire Harness

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PL 18.3 Electrical-Lower Rear
1 910W 00703 (SCC) Main Power Switch(REP 99.1.1)
2 952K 05510 Wire Harness
3 815E 89100 LVPS Bracket
4 105E 21660 LVPS (REP 18.3.1)
5 913W 02321 (SCC) AC Inlet (REP 99.1.1)
6 117K 48110 (SCC) Inlet Wire Harness (HOT) (REP 99.1.1)
7 117K 48120 (SCC) Inlet Wire Harness (NUT) (REP 99.1.1)
8 117K 48130 (SCC) Ground Wire (REP 99.1.1)
9 952K 05330 (SCC) Power Switch Wire Harness (REP 99.1.1)
10 – Screw
11 868E 82680 Stopper Bracket
12 – Thumbscrew
13 117E 27770 Power Cord (FXCL)
– 117E 24270 Power Cord (FXA/FXNZ)
– 117E 24280 Power Cord (FXS/FXM/FXHK)
– 117E 24310 Power Cord (ICO/AG)
– 117E 24300 Power Cord (FXP)
– 917W 03120 Power Cord (FXTH)
– 917W 03105 Power Cord (FXK)
14 952K 16860 (SCC) STM Wire Harness (REP 99.1.1)
15 – STM Bracket
PL 18.4 Wire Harness
1 952K 05380 (SCC) Wire Harness (REP 99.1.1)
2 – Shoulder Screw
3 952K 05750 (SCC) Wire Harness (HVPS )(REP 99.1.1)
4 952K 15090 (SCC) Wire Harness (Main )(REP 99.1.1)
5 952K 15110 Wire Harness (Nop Sensor )

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PL 18.5 Fax
1 – Bracket
2 130K 73070 Fax Speaker
3 – Bracket
4 960K 76170 (SCC) Fax PWB (REP 99.1.1)
PL 19.1 Cover
1 848K 88470 Front Cover (Item 2-8) (REP 19.1.1)
2 822E 06550 Front Cover
3 868E 65341 Magnet Bracket
4 869E 07030 Strap
5 – Holder (P/O Item 1)
6 – Actuator (P/O Item 1)
8 – Cleaner Assembly (P/O Item 1)
9 848K 88490 Top Cover (REP 19.1.4)
– – Top Cover (Odor Filter Type) (P/O Item 27)
10 822E 06570 (SCC) Pillar Left Cover(REP 99.1.1)
11 848K 88480 Inner Cover (Item 12-18) (REP 19.1.2)
12 822E 06560 Inner Cover
13 – Magnet (P/O Item 11)
14 890E 10690 Label (IBT Lock)
15 890E 11910 Label (Toner K)
16 890E 11900 Label (Toner C)
17 890E 11890 Label (Toner M)
18 890E 11880 Label (Toner Y)
19 011E 27720 Inter Lock Lever
20 – Lever Spring (P/O Item 11)
21 822E 08230 (SCC) Pillar Right Cover(REP 99.1.1)
22 803E 22010 IBT Handle Stopper
23 868E 69740 Rear Upper Bracket
24 822E 06590 (SCC) Right Cover (REP 19.1.3, REP 99.1.1)
25 848K 88500 Rear Cover (REP 19.1.5)
26 – Odor Filter (P/O Item 27)
27 604K 91930 Odor Filter Kit (Item 9,26)

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PL 56.1 DADF Accessory
1 004K 03410 DADF Platen Cushion (REP 56.1.2)
2 059K 75713 DADF (PL 56.2) (REP 56.1.1)
3 898E 82260 Label (ENG)
– 898E 82280 Label (FXCL)
4 – Fax Label (Option)
PL 56.2 DADF Component
1 – (SCC) DADF Base Frame (PL 56.3)(REP 99.1.1)
2 059K 75730 (SCC) DADF Feeder Assembly (Navi 2.3) (REP
56.2.5, REP 99.1.1)
3 848E 86411 DADF Rear Cover (REP 56.2.2)
4 848E 86430 DADF Front Cover (REP 56.2.1)
5 848E 86450 Registration Pinch Cover
6 803E 13310 Tray Stopper
7 068K 67551 Hinge Bracket (Front)
8 049K 17810 Hinge Bracket (Rear)
9 059K 75750 Upper Feeder (PL 56.4) (REP 56.2.4)
10 – Clamp
12 809E 50792 Spring
13 930W 00121 DADF Open Sensor
14 – Data Plate
15 – Clamp
16 960K 62441 (SCC) DADF PWB (REP 56.2.3, REP 99.1.1)
17 952K 03540 (SCC) DADF I/F Wire Harness(REP 99.1.1)
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PL 56.3 DADF Base Frame
1 – DADF Base Frame
2 036K 92141 (SCC) Left Counter Balance (REP 56.3.1, REP
99.1.1)
3 036K 92130 (SCC) Right Counter Balance (REP 56.3.2, REP
99.1.1)
4 809E 86290 CVT Spring
5 – CVT Chute
6 803E 13340 CVT Stopper
7 059E 98711 Registration Pinch Roll (Short)
8 059E 98701 Registration Pinch Roll (Long)
9 – Gate Pad
10 035K 85280 Seal (Chute 1)
11 035K 85290 Seal (Chute 2)
12 035K 85320 Seal (Chute 3)
13 035K 85330 Seal (Chute 4)
14 035K 85340 Seal (Chute 5)
15 035K 85380 Seal (B1)
16 035K 85390 Seal (B2)
17 035K 85400 Seal (B3)
18 – Shaft
19 899E 01591 Spring (Hook:C,O)
20 899E 01911 Spring (Hook:C,C)
PL 56.4 Upper Feeder
1 054E 50181 Upper Feeder Chute
2 059K 75770 Feed Roll Nudger Roll Assembly (PL 56.5)
3 – Upper Feeder Cover
4 059K 75760 Takeaway Pinch Roll
5 – Bracket
6 897E 24000 Jam Label
8 809E 50720 Spring
9 011K 04260 Handle Lever
10 120E 34240 Actuator (Document Set)
11 120E 34250 Stopper Actuator
12 899E 01540 Spring
13 012E 18310 Set Link
14 413W 85459 Bearing
15 899E 01550 Spring
16 – Shaft (P/O Item 4)
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PL 56.5 Feed Roll Nudger Roll Assembly
1 – Housing
2 – Pulley (Feed)
3 – Pulley (Nudger)
4 423W 05354 Belt
5 – Shaft (Feed)
6 – Shaft (Nudger)
7 059K 31270 DADF Feed Roll (REP 56.5.1)
8 059K 31270 DADF Nudger Roll (REP 56.5.1)
9 413W 85459 Bearing
10 807E 40760 Helical Gear
11 – Brake
12 – Brake Holder
13 – Housing
PL 56.6 DADF Feed Motor,Harness Guide
1 032E 40210 Harness Guide (REP 56.6.1)
2 110K 17140 DADF Feeder Cover Interlock Switch
3 127K 66690 DADF Feed Motor (REP 56.6.2)
4 930W 00121 DADF Document Set Sensor
5 952K 03530 (SCC) Wire Harness (Sensor)(REP 99.1.1)
6 952K 03510 (SCC) Wire Harness (Motor/Clutch)(REP 99.1.1)
7 117K 38960 Ground Wire
8 – Bracket (P/O Item 2)
10 – (SCC) DADF Feeder Cover Interlock Switch (P/O
Item 2) (REP 99.1.1)
11 952K 03500 (SCC) Wire Harness (REP 99.1.1)
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PL 56.7 DADF Feeder Rear Frame
1 012E 18260 Release Link
2 013E 41200 Set Bearing
3 012E 18270 Exit Link
4 020E 46551 Pulley
5 121K 52310 (SCC) DADF Feed Clutch (REP 99.1.1)
6 121K 52310 (SCC) DADF Takeaway Clutch (REP 99.1.1)
7 – Roll
8 121K 52470 (SCC) Exit Nip Release Solenoid (REP 99.1.1)
9 423W 32055 DADF Drive Belt (REP 56.7.1)
10 – Tension Bracket
11 049K 18190 Clutch Gear and Bracket
12 413W 85459 Bearing
13 807E 40790 Gear (42T)
14 807E 40800 Gear (40/24T)
15 807E 40830 Gear Pulley
16 807E 40840 Gear (19T)
17 868E 80570 Bracket
18 899E 01570 Washer
19 012E 18290 Link
20 899E 01581 Spring
21 – KL-Clip
PL 56.8 DADF Feeder Front Frame
1 803E 13330 Knob Handle
2 807E 41000 Gear
3 868E 80542 Bracket
4 807E 40780 Gear (27T)
5 807E 40840 Gear (19T)
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PL 56.9 DADF Tray,Chute
1 050K 69650 (SCC) Document Tray (PL 56.11) (REP 56.9.1, REP
99.1.1)
2 054K 48570 Invert Chute (PL 56.12) (REP 56.9.3)
3 054K 48580 Retard Chute (PL 56.13) (REP 56.9.2)
4 054K 49150 Floating Chute
5 – Spring
PL 56.10 DADF Roll,Sensor Bracket
1 059K 75780 DADF Registration Roll
2 059K 75790 DADF Takeaway Roll (REP 56.10.1)
3 059K 75800 DADF Out Roll
4 059K 75810 DADF Exit Roll
5 049K 17820 Sensor Bracket (PL 56.14) (REP 56.10.2)
6 413W 11660 Bearing
7 – DADF Feeder Frame
8 – KL-Clip
9 930W 00121 DADF Invert Sensor
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PL 56.11 Document Tray
1 – Upper Tray
2 – Tray Cover
3 868E 80501 Sensor Bracket
4 930W 00121 DADF Tray Set Guide Sensor 1
7 032K 05861 Scatter Guide
8 038E 42770 Front Side Guide
9 038E 42750 Rear Side Guide
10 848E 88020 Harness Cover
11 807E 30471 Pinion Gear
12 809E 51860 Rack Spring
14 807E 37830 Rack Gear (Front)
15 807E 40750 Rack Gear (Rear)
16 930W 00121 Document Tray Size Sensor 1
17 930W 00121 Document Tray Size Sensor 2
18 952K 03520 (SCC) Tray Wire Harness(REP 99.1.1)
PL 56.12 Invert Chute
1 – Invert Chute
2 120E 34220 Actuator (Pre Regi.)
3 809E 50792 Spring
4 035K 82730 Seal (Long)
5 035K 82740 Seal (Short)
6 – Pad
7 120E 34230 Actuator (Invert)
8 050E 25313 Invert Gate
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PL 56.13 Retard Chute
1 – Retard Chute
2 848K 68730 DADF Retard Pad (REP 56.13.1)
3 035K 84270 Rear Seal
4 035K 84260 Front Seal
5 – Label
6 – Pad
7 899E 01520 Spring
8 050E 28270 Set Gate
9 899E 01510 Spring
10 – Shaft
11 019E 84130 Rear Holder
12 019E 84120 Front Holder
14 899E 01531 Spring
15 413W 11460 Bearing
16 012E 18280 Link
PL 56.14 Sensor Bracket
1 032E 40221 Sensor Bracket
2 930W 00121 DADF Regi. Sensor
3 930W 00121 DADF Pre Regi. Sensor
4 120E 34260 Actuator (Regi.)
5 809E 50792 Spring
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Version 1.1 5-72 98. Screws
98.1 Screws Table 1

Item PART NO. Description
Table 1
AN 354W 21278 E-Clip (3:White)
Item PART NO. Description AP 354W 24254 KL-Clip (4)
A 112W 27898 Pan Head Screw (M3x8) AQ 354W 24278 E-Clip (4:White)
B 113W 16088 Pan Head Screw (M2x10) AR 354W 26278 E-Clip (5:White)
C 113W 20678 Screw (M3x6:White) AS 354W 27278 E-Clip (6:White)
D 113W 20698 Round Screw (M3x6) AT 354W 29278 E-Clip (8:White)
E 113W 20878 Screw (M3x8:White) AU 354W 27254 KL-Clip (6)
F 113W 21278 Screw (M3x12:White)
G 113W 27688 Pan Head Screw (M3x6:White)
H 115W 27878 Bind Head Tapping Screw (3x8:White) (P 1.4)
J 115W 28078 Bind Head Tapping Screw (3x10:White) (P 1.4)
K 116W 27478 Bind Head Screw (M3x4:White)
L 116W 27678 Bind Head Screw (M3x6:White)
M 153W 16288 Tapping Screw (M4x12:White)
N 153W 17688 Tapping Screw (M3x6:White)
P 153W 17888 Tapping Screw (M3x8:White)
Q 153W 27678 Bind Head Tapping Screw (M3x6:White) (P
1.06)
R 153W 27878 Bind Head Tapping Screw (M3x8:White) (P
1.06)
S 158W 27678 Screw (M3x6:White)
T 158W 27878 Screw (M3x8:White)
U 251W 26278 Plain Washer (5)
V 252W 27350 Nylon Washer (6) (t 0.5)
W 252W 27450 Nylon Washer (6) (t 1)
X 252W 29450 Nylon Washer (8) (t 1)
Y 271W 11250 Dowel Pin (1.6x12)
Z 271W 16050 Dowel Pin (2x10)
AA 271W 21050 Dowel Pin (2.5x10)
AB 271W 21060 Dowel Pin (2.5x10)
AC 271W 28260 Dowel Pin (3x12)
AD 271W 28850 Dowel Pin (3x20)
AE 285W 15851 Spring Pin (2x8)
AF 285W 16251 Spring Pin (2x12)
AG 285W 21851 Spring Pin (2.5x20)
AH 285W 28251 Spring Pin (3x12)
AJ 285W 28651 Spring Pin (3x16)
AK 354W 15278 E-Clip (2:White)
AL 354W 19278 E-Clip (2.5:White)
AM 354W 21254 KL-Clip (3)
99.1 Paper 99.2 Environment
Table 1 Table 1
Paper A.C Environment A.C
1 J Paper 1 Problem Mishandling (covered by User Guide)
2 JD Paper 2 Problem Mishandling (beyond User Guide)
3 C2 Paper 3 Operational Error (covered by User Guide)
4 Plain (XEROX) 4 Operational Error (beyond User Guide)
5 Plain (Other makers) 5 No Reproduction after Power ON/OFF
6 Recycled Paper (XEROX) 6 Interference with Peripheral
7 Recycled Paper (Other makers) 7 Power at Customer Site
8 Heavyweight 8 Not Reproduced at Call
9 Tracing Paper 9 No Reproduction after Power ON/OFF (Reproduced at Call)
10 Transparency Paper (FX) 10 Not Cause/Location Identified
11 Transparency Paper (Other makers)
12 Tack Film
13 Labels
14 Postcard
15 Tab Stock Paper
16 Hole Punched Paper
17 Heavyweight 2
18 Heavyweight 1 Side 2
19 Heavyweight 2 Side 2
20 Coated Paper
21 Coated Paper Side 2
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99.3 Consumables 99.4 Electrical Adjustment

Table 1 Table 1
Consumables A.C Electrical Adjustment A.C
1 Toner (K) 1 Side Regi Adjustment (Tray 1)
2 Side Regi Adjustment (Tray 2)
3 Side Regi Adjustment (MSI)
4 Lead Regi Adjustment (Tray 1)
5 Lead Regi Adjustment (Tray 2)
6 Lead Regi Adjustment (MSI)
7 White Ref Adjustment
8 IIT Calibration
9 CCD Calibration
10 Light Axis Fluctuation Correction
11 ROS Write Timing
12 Border Erase Adjustment
13 Calibration
14 MAX SET UP (Image Quality Adjustment)
15 ATC SENSOR SET UP
16 TRC Adjustment
17 ADC/AGC SETUP
18 Tone UP/DOWN Adjustment
19 NVM Initialization (IIT/IPS)
20 NVM Initialization (SYS-System)
21 NVM Initialization (SYS-User)
22 NVM Initialization (IOT)
23 NVM Initialization (ALL)
24 Lead Edge Border Erase Adjustment
25 Trail Edge Border Erase Adjustment
26 Side Erase Adjustment
27 FS R/E Adjustment
28 SS R/E Adjustment
29 Temperature Adjustment
30 Fixed R/E Change
31 Buzzer Level
32 Download (Reinstall)
33 Download (Version UP)
34 Other NVM Changes
35 Other Diag. Adjustment
36 Auto Gradation Correction
37 ATC Sensor Setup
38 Tone Up/Down
Table 1 99.5 Mechanical Adjustment
Electrical Adjustment A.C
Table 1
39 Secondary Traansfer Output Adjustment
Mechanical Adjustment A.C
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Table 1 Table 1
Originals A.C Accessories Related A.C
1 Photo Originals 1 Accessories Related
2 Printed Originals 2 EP-SV unit
3 Maps and Low Contrast Originals 3 Cable between M/C and EP-SV
4 Paste-up Originals 4 Cable between EP-SV and Related product
5 Dirty/areased Originals 5 TEL line for EP-SV
6 Colored Originals 6 AC Adaptor for EP-SV
7 Other Originals
99.8 DMP/Network Functions Related
Table 1
DMP/Network Functions Related A.C
1 User Environment
2 Problems at remort station when data is sent (storage destination
of Push-Scan etc, PC/server etc)
3 Problems at sent station when data is received (PC/server etc)
4 Problems at Timer Server
5 Problems at Router
6 Problems at HUB
7 Problems at USB Device (Commercial item)
8 Problems at Memory Media (Commercial item)
9 Problems at Wireless LAN
10 Network-related Services SW *1
11 DocuHouseAccouthgService/ApeosWareAccouthgService
12 CentreWareDeviceService/ApeosWareDeviceService
13 DocuShare
14 FreeFlow related (XDOD)
15 Print/Scan Driver
16 XDOM
17 External Access Kit
*1: If the service operating on the remote terminal that has had a problem is a non-FX pro duct,use Area
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Figure 1 j0bs50023
Navi 2.4 One Tray Module
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Chapter 6 General
6 General
6.1 Specifications 6.3.7 NVM 744_Fusing Unit List
6.1.1 Product Name/Product Code/Serial No................................................................. 5 6.3.7 NVM 744_Fusing Unit List..................................................................................... 55
6.1.2 Configuration ......................................................................................................... 6
6.1.3 Operating Modes................................................................................................... 6 6.3.8 NVM 746_Xfer 1 List
6.1.4 Machine Sizes and Basis Weights ........................................................................ 7 6.3.8 NVM 746_Xfer 1 List ............................................................................................. 57
6.1.5 Installation Space .................................................................................................. 8 6.3.9 NVM 747_Xfer 2 List
6.1.6 Levelness .............................................................................................................. 10 6.3.9 NVM 747_Xfer 2 List ............................................................................................. 61
6.1.7 Operating Air Pressure.......................................................................................... 10
6.1.8 Electrical Specification .......................................................................................... 11 6.3.10 NVM 749_LPH List
6.1.9 Noise ..................................................................................................................... 11 6.3.10 NVM 749_LPH List.............................................................................................. 63
6.1.10 Installation Environment ...................................................................................... 12
6.1.11 Warm Up Time .................................................................................................... 13 6.3.11 NVM 750_Xero/Clean 1 List
6.1.12 FCOT................................................................................................................... 13 6.3.11 NVM 750_Xero/Clean 1 List................................................................................ 77
6.1.13 Print Speed.......................................................................................................... 14
6.3.12 NVM 751_Xero/Clean 2 List
6.1.14 Tray (Paper Feed) ............................................................................................... 16
6.3.12 NVM 751_Xero/Clean 2 List................................................................................ 79
6.1.15 Tray Size Factory Settings .................................................................................. 17
6.1.16 Classifications and Functions.............................................................................. 17 6.3.13 NVM 752_Process Control 1 List
6.1.17 Auto 2 Sided Printing........................................................................................... 19 6.3.13 NVM 752_Process Control 1 List ........................................................................ 97
6.1.18 Output Function................................................................................................... 19
6.1.19 Resolution/Gradation........................................................................................... 20 6.3.14 NVM 753_Process Control 2 List
6.1.20 Image Loss.......................................................................................................... 20 6.3.14 NVM 753_Process Control 2 List ........................................................................ 129
6.1.21 Print Area ............................................................................................................ 21
6.1.22 Alignment Specification ....................................................................................... 21
6.3.15 NVM 755_Process Control 4 List
6.3.15 NVM 755_Process Control 4 List ........................................................................ 149
6.1.23 I/F specification ................................................................................................... 23
6.1.24 Print Feature........................................................................................................ 23 6.3.16 NVM 759_Registration Control 1 List
6.1.25 Scan Feature Specifications................................................................................ 24 6.3.16 NVM 759_Registration Control 1 List .................................................................. 165
6.1.26 Fax functions ....................................................................................................... 24
6.1.27 Document Feeder (DADF) .................................................................................. 25 6.3.17 NVM 760_Registration Control 2 List
6.1.28 Duplex Kit ............................................................................................................ 25 6.3.17 NVM 760_Registration Control 2 List .................................................................. 169
6.1.29 One Tray Module (Optional)................................................................................ 26
6.1.30 Billing Counter ..................................................................................................... 26 6.3.18 NVM 761_Deve 1 List
6.3.18 NVM 761_Deve 1 List ......................................................................................... 171
6.2 Tools/Service Consumables/Consumables
6.2.1 Tools and Service Consumables........................................................................... 29 6.3.19 NVM 762_Deve 2 List
6.2.2 Consumables ........................................................................................................ 29 6.3.19 NVM 762_Deve 2 List ......................................................................................... 173
6.3.3 NVM DADF 6.3.20 NVM 767_Marking System 1 List

6.3.3 NVM DADF............................................................................................................ 31 6.3.20 NVM 767_Marking System 1 List ........................................................................ 179
6.3.4 NVM IIT 6.3.21 NVM 980_Marking System 2 List

6.3.4 NVM IIT ................................................................................................................. 35 6.3.21 NVM 980_Marking System 2 List ........................................................................ 181
6.3.5 NVM 740_IOT Manager List 6.3.22 System_Data (FAX Service)

6.3.5 NVM 740_IOT Manager List.................................................................................. 39 6.3.22 System Data (FAX Service) ................................................................................ 183
6.3.6 NVM 742_Paper Handling List 6.4 CE Mode

6.3.6 NVM 742_Paper Handling List .............................................................................. 41 6.4.1 CE Mode Overview ............................................................................................... 195
6.4.2 How To Enter the CE Mode .................................................................................. 195
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6.4.3 Overview of the CE Mode Operation..................................................................... 196 6.4.11.25 ToneDown [Y] 10P ......................................................................................... 240
6.4.4 How to Exit the CE Mode ...................................................................................... 196 6.4.11.26 ToneDown [K] 10P ......................................................................................... 240
6.4.5 Menu Tree ............................................................................................................. 197 6.4.11.27 Calibration Chart ............................................................................................ 241
6.4.6 CE Mode Functions Overview ............................................................................... 199
6.4.12 Parameter
6.4.7 ESS Diag 6.4.12.1 Initialization (Life) and the display of life counter ............................................. 243
6.4.7.1 All Test................................................................................................................ 203 6.4.12.2 Life Print ........................................................................................................... 245
6.4.7.2 Flash ROM Test ................................................................................................. 204 6.4.12.3 Procon Print ..................................................................................................... 246
6.4.7.3 EEPROM Test .................................................................................................... 205 6.4.13 RTC Set .............................................................................................................. 247
6.4.7.4 DRAM Test ......................................................................................................... 205
6.4.7.5 MAC+PHY Test .................................................................................................. 206 6.4.14 Board Test
6.4.7.6 ASIC Test ........................................................................................................... 206 6.4.14.1 All Test ............................................................................................................. 249
6.4.7.7 IOT Test.............................................................................................................. 207 6.4.14.2 Fax Memory Test ............................................................................................. 249
6.4.7.8 RTC Test ............................................................................................................ 207 6.4.14.3 I/F Test ............................................................................................................. 250
6.4.14.4 Fx Chip Test..................................................................................................... 250
6.4.8 IOT Diag 6.4.14.5 Relay/Signal Test ............................................................................................. 251
6.4.8.1 Digital Input......................................................................................................... 209
6.4.8.2 Digital Output...................................................................................................... 211 6.4.15 Information
6.4.8.3 Analog Input ....................................................................................................... 213 6.4.15.1 Scan Counter ................................................................................................... 255
6.4.8.4 NVM Setting ....................................................................................................... 214 6.4.16 Scanner Maintenance
6.4.8.5 Clear IOT NVM ................................................................................................... 216 6.4.16.1 Scan Counter Clear.......................................................................................... 257
6.4.9 Print Info 6.4.16.2 Auto Shading.................................................................................................... 258
6.4.9.1 Print Printer Configuration Data Config Page..................................................... 219 6.4.16.3 CVT Auto Shading (Color) ............................................................................... 259
6.4.9.2 Print Settings (Print Printer Settings Data) ......................................................... 220 6.4.16.4 CVT Auto Shading (Gray) ................................................................................ 260
6.4.10 Installation Settings ............................................................................................. 221 6.4.16.5 LED Caliblation ................................................................................................ 261
6.4.16.6 Component Check (IIT).................................................................................... 262
6.4.11 Test Print 6.4.16.7 DADF Component Check................................................................................. 263
6.4.11.1 Printing function test operation procedure........................................................ 227 6.4.16.8 DADF Size Detect Auto Adj. ............................................................................ 265
6.4.11.2 TotalChart ESS................................................................................................. 228 6.4.17 Parameter (System Data Setting) ....................................................................... 266
6.4.11.3 HT Cyan ESS ................................................................................................... 228 6.4.18 Backup Data........................................................................................................ 267
6.4.11.4 HT Magenta ESS.............................................................................................. 229
6.4.11.5 HT Yellow ESS ................................................................................................. 229 6.5 Panel Diag
6.4.11.6 HT Black ESS................................................................................................... 230 6.5.1 Diagnosis Function Overview................................................................................ 269
6.4.11.7 HT CMY ESS.................................................................................................... 230 6.5.2 Switch to Panel Diag Mode ................................................................................... 269
6.4.11.8 HT CMYK ESS ................................................................................................. 231 6.5.3 Panel Diag Menu................................................................................................... 270
6.4.11.9 HT Red ESS ..................................................................................................... 231 6.5.4 Memory Test ......................................................................................................... 270
6.4.11.10 HT Green ESS................................................................................................ 232 6.5.5 Hardware Key Test ............................................................................................... 271
6.4.11.11 HT Blue ESS .................................................................................................. 232 6.5.6 Adjust Touch Screen Test..................................................................................... 272
6.4.11.12 Grid2 ESS....................................................................................................... 233 6.5.7 Touch Screen Test................................................................................................ 273
6.4.11.13 Gradation ESS................................................................................................ 233 6.5.8 LED Test ............................................................................................................... 273
6.4.11.14 No Image IOT ................................................................................................. 234 6.5.9 Buzzer Test ........................................................................................................... 274
6.4.11.15 Procon OFF ESS............................................................................................ 234 6.5.10 Brightness Test ................................................................................................... 274
6.4.11.16 Procon ON ESS.............................................................................................. 235 6.5.11 Display Test ........................................................................................................ 275
6.4.11.17 LPH Chart LM1............................................................................................... 235 6.5.12 Adjust Sense of Touch ........................................................................................ 276
6.4.11.18 LPH Chart IBY ................................................................................................ 236 6.6 Fax Related Information
6.4.11.19 ToneUp [C] 5P................................................................................................ 237
6.6.1 Activity Report (User Mode) .................................................................................. 277
6.4.11.20 ToneUp [M] 5P ............................................................................................... 237 6.6.2 Activity Report (CE Mode)..................................................................................... 277
6.4.11.21 ToneUp [Y] 5P ................................................................................................ 238
6.6.3 Protocol Monitor .................................................................................................... 278
6.4.11.22 ToneUp [K] 5P ................................................................................................ 238
6.4.11.23 ToneDown [C] 10P ......................................................................................... 239 6.6.4 Protocol Trace
6.4.11.24 ToneDown [M] 10P......................................................................................... 239 6.6.4.1 Protocol Trace.................................................................................................... 280
6.6.4.2 FCF/FIF Description ........................................................................................... 281
6.6.4.3 Bit 7 Description ................................................................................................. 281
6.6.4.4 Bit 6 Description ................................................................................................. 282
6.6.4.5 Bit 16 Description ............................................................................................... 282
6.6.4.6 Bit 15 Description ............................................................................................... 283
6.6.4.7 Bit 14~11 Description ......................................................................................... 283
6.6.4.8 Bit 10 Description ............................................................................................... 284
6.6.4.9 Bit 9 Description ................................................................................................. 284
6.6.4.10 Bit 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 72, 80, 88, 96, 104, 112 Description ....................... 285
6.6.4.11 Bit 21~23 Description ....................................................................................... 285
6.6.4.12 Bit 19, 20 Description ....................................................................................... 286
6.6.4.13 Bit 17, 18 Description ....................................................................................... 286
6.6.4.14 Bit 31 Description ............................................................................................. 287
6.6.4.15 Bit 28 Description ............................................................................................. 287
6.6.4.16 Bit 27 Description ............................................................................................. 288
6.6.4.17 Bit 26 Description ............................................................................................. 288
6.6.4.18 Bit 25 Description ............................................................................................. 289
6.6.4.19 Bit 1, 3, 33~38, 47, 49~51, 53~55, 57, 59, 60, 62, 65~71, 73~75, 81~84, 87, 92~95, 97~99, 101,
102 Description ............................................................................................................... 289
6.6.4.20 Bit 46 Description ............................................................................................. 290
6.6.4.21 Bit 45 Description ............................................................................................. 291
6.6.4.22 Bit 44 Description ............................................................................................. 291
6.6.4.23 Bit 43 Description ............................................................................................. 292
6.6.4.24 Bit 42 Description ............................................................................................. 292
6.6.4.25 Bit 41 Description ............................................................................................. 293
6.6.4.26 Bit 79 Description ............................................................................................. 293
6.6.4.27 Bit 78 Description ............................................................................................. 294
6.6.4.28 Bit 77 Description ............................................................................................. 294
6.6.4.29 Bit 76 Description ............................................................................................. 295
6.6.4.30 Bit 105~109 Description ................................................................................... 295
6.6.5 Super G3 Fax

6.6.5.1 Super G3 Fax ..................................................................................................... 297
6.6.5.2 V.8 CM/JM Signal............................................................................................... 298
6.6.5.3 V.8 Operation / Auto Send ................................................................................. 299
6.6.5.4 V.8 Operation/Manual Send ............................................................................... 300
6.6.5.5 Troubleshooting of Super G3 Fax ...................................................................... 300
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6.1.1 Product Name/Product Code/Serial No. 6.1.1.1 Main Unit
Table 1
CPM
Destination Product Name Model Configuration (Color/Mono) XJ Code Product Code Serial No. Note
FXCL DocuCentre SC2020 Modle-CPS CPS + USB/NET 20/20 BU2 TC100822 100001~140000 Platen, Simplex
FXCL DocuCentre SC2020 Model-CPS DA CPS + USB/NET 20/20 BU3 TC100823 140001~180000 DADF, Duplex
ENG DocuCentre SC2020 Model-CPS DA CPS + USB/NET 20/20 BU4 TC100824 180001~220000 DADF, Duplex
6.1.1.2 Options Table 2

Model- Model-
Optional Product Name Product Code Remarks CPS CPS DA
Table 2 Power Cord (FXS/FXM/ EL200491 Mandatory Option for FXS/FXM/FXHK
Model- Model- FXHK)
Optional Product Name Product Code Remarks CPS CPS DA Power Cord (FXV/AG) EL200492 Mandatory Option for FXV/AG
Options Power Cord (FXP) EL200493 Mandatory Option for FXP
DADF EL201034 Installed by CE Option Std Power Cord (FXTH) EL200915 Mandatory Option for FXTH
Duplex EC102679 Installed by CE Option Std Power Cord (FXK) EL200522 Mandatory Option for FXK
Fax Kit EC102680 Installed by CE Option Option
One Tray Module EC102681 Installed by CE Option Option
Tray Lock EL201058 Installed by CE Option Option
Absolute Requirement for English version
Localize pack for Eng EC102682 Installed by CE
Mandatory Option for English using customer -Basic
Operation Guide (English),-Label to attach around
platen glass by CE
Localize pack for KO EC102683 Installed by CE
Mandatory Option for Korean using customer -Basic
Operation Guide (Korean),-Label to attach around
platen glass by CE, -Korean Energy mark, -Korean Eco
mark, -UI localized label (Meaning of Pictograph)
Localize pack for VI EC102684 Installed by CE
Mandatory Option for Vietnamese using customer -
Basic Operation Guide (Vietnamese),-Label to attach
around platen glass by CE, -UI localized label (Meaning
of Pictograph)
Localize pack for TH EC102685 Installed by CE
Mandatory Option for Thai using customer -Basic Oper-
ation Guide (Thai),-Label to attach around platen glass
by CE, -UI localized label (Meaning of Pictograph)
Localize pack for ID EC102686 Installed by CE
Mandatory Option for Indonesian using customer -Basic
Operation Guide (Indonesian),-Label to attach around
platen glass by CE
Power Cord (FXA/FXNZ) EL200490 Mandatory Option for FXA/FXNZ
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This IOT is a color print engine that uses the tandem type electro-photographic method with LED print The following 4 operating modes are available.
head. The output performance of one side plain A4LEF and 8.5x11" LEF paper run at the time in color/
black-and-white is 20/20ppm. The resolution of the IOT Engine is 1200x2400dpi. Table 1
Mode Status
This IOT forms a Multi-Function System in combination with the System Controller, UI, IIT, and DADF.
Running Mode The data receiving/image creation/recording (printing) operation mode
6.1.2.1 IOT Overview Ready Mode When the system can enter the Running Mode immediately
Low Power Mode The mode that reduces the power consumption more than the Ready Mode
Table 1 Sleep Mode *1 The mode that reduces the power consumption further more than the Low
Item Contents Power Mode
Photoreceptor Type OPC
Photoreceptor Diameter 30 mm in diameter *1 Applies to the International Energy Star Program.
Development Method (1 component, 2 com- Dry bicomponent development method

ponents, etc.)
6.1.3.1 IOT States
The IOT systems are in the following states in each mode.
Toner component (crush method, polymeriza- Polymerization method (EA-ECO toner), 5.8
tion method) Micro-m (C, M, Y, K)
Table 2
Exposure System LED type (LPH)
Running Mode Ready Mode Low Power Mode Sleep Mode
Transfer Method (charger, etc.) Intermediate Belt Transfer (IBT) method
Fusing System Thermal pressure fusing method by Heat Roll Fusing System Maintaining the Maintaining the Maintaining at low Stop state
(belt nip method) (Fusing Unit) operating temper- standby temperature temperature
Cleaning Method Xero: Blade system Transfer: Blade system ature
Recording System Operating state Stop state Stop state Stop state
(Transfer/Develop-
ment)
Exposure system Operating state Stop state Stop state Stop state
(LPH)
Fusing unit FAN Rotate (High Temperature control in Temperature control in Stop state
speed) Stop or Rotate (slow) Stop or Rotate (slow)
ESS (Reference) Operating state Standby Standby Ready to
receive
6.1.4 Machine Sizes and Basis Weights • Platen unit body (DC SC2020 Model-CPS)
Machine Size (W x D x H): 595mm x 586mm x 549mm (Figure 1)
The following are the sizes and weights of the individual products:(excluding toner)
6.1.4.1 Machine Sizes

Projecting sections such as label recesses are not included. The sizes are for when the Bypass Tray is
minimized.
The tolerance is +/-5 mm.
Platen glass top height is 515 mm. Optional STM mounting 28 mm.
Table 1
Configuration Machine Size (mm) *1
Product
Configuration UI IN Tray Module OUT Width *2 Depth Height *3
Basic Model 1 "4.3"WQ PLTN Tray1+MSI Output 595 586 579
Basic Model 2 VGA Tray1+MSI+STM Tray 595 586 662
body
Figure 1 j0bs60001
Basic Model 3 DADF Tray1+MSI Output 595 586 634
Basic Model 4 Tray1+MSI+STM Tray 595 586 747 2. Basic Model 2
body
• Platen unit body (DC SC2020 Model-CPS) + STM (Option)
*1: For details on the machine sizes, refer to 6.1.4.3.
6.1.4.2 Machine Weights

Measurement Conditions:
Do not include Options, Paper, and New Toner Cartridges.
Include power cord.
Table 2
Configuration Main Unit Weight
IOT(PLATEN/IIT/Tray1) 43.0 kg or lighter
IOT(DADF/IIT/Tray1/Dup) 48.5 kg or lighter
DADF 6.5 kg or less
PLTN Cover 1.5 kg or less
STM 11 kg or less
Dup Unit 3.6 kg or less
FAX 0.3 kg or less Figure 2 j0bs60003
3. Basic Model 3
Max Floor Weight Capacity (Reference value): 71kg
• DADF unit body (DC SC2020 Model-CPS DA)
= Body + DADF + DUP + STM + FAX + Toner 4 + margin (Paper Tray full set)
6.1.4.3 Detailed Machine Sizes

1. Basic Model 1
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6.1.5.1 Installation Space
In order to perform paper loading, replacement of consumables, jam fixes, maintenance/inspection work,
M/C ventilation and other tasks, there should be enough open space around the machine.
Table 1
Configuration Width (mm) Depth (mm) Area (square meters)
Platen unit body (DC SC2020 Model-CPS) 1101 1498 1.65
DADF unit body (DC SC2020 Model-CPS 1101 1498 1.65
DA)
DADF unit body + STM (DC SC2020 Model- 1101 1503 1.66
CPS DA)
• Width: The max. width with the MSI Tray pulled out is 326mm.
Figure 3 j0bs60002 • Depth: The depth with the Tray pulled out is 998mm. (Including the Front Cover)
4. Basic Model 4
The installation space includes the following working space.
• Platen unit body (DC SC2020 Model-CPS DA) DADF + STM (Option)
Machine Size (W x D x H): 595mm x 586mm x 747mm (Figure 6) • Width: 80 mm added to the left and 100 mm added to the right
• Depth: 400 mm added to the front (for pulling out of Tray) and 100 mm added to the back (for air cir-
culation)
6.1.5.2 Occupied Space

The occupied space may include a fully extended Bypass Tray and Output Tray.
Table 2
Configuration Width (mm) Depth (mm) Area (square meters)
Platen unit body (DC SC2020 Model- 947 586 0.55
CPS)
DADF unit body (DC SC2020 Model- 972 586 0.57
CPS DA)
DADF unit body + STM (DC SC2020 972 586 0.57
Model-CPS DA)
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6.1.5.3 Installation Space Details
1. Platen unit body (DC SC2020 Model-CPS)
• Installation Space (W x D): 1101 mm x 1498 mm (Figure 1)
2. DADF unit body (DC SC2020 Model-CPS DA)

• Installation Space (W x D): 1101 mm x 1498 mm (Figure 2)
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3. Platen unit body (DC SC2020 Model-CPS DA) DADF + STM (Option)
• Installation Space (W X D):1101mm x 1503 mm (Figure 3)
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6.1.6 Levelness 6.1.7 Operating Air Pressure

As long as the machine is placed horizontally and the maximum difference under the M/C Cabinet (Cast- The machine operates normally between 0 to 2,500 m (0 to 8,200 feet).
ers) is within 5 mm between all the front, the rear, the right, and the left, there should not be any interfer-
ence with its performance. However, when the altitude exceeds 1,000m, an adjustment in the field may be required.
6.1.8 Electrical Specification 6.1.9 Noise
Specifies the power supply operating voltage/frequency and the power consumption. The noise levels during the product model evaluation are the following values or lower. If there is a 60 Hz
M/C, perform it using the 60 Hz M/C.
6.1.8.1 Power Supply Operating Voltage and Frequency
Possessing an electric configuration that is applicable to the following power supply specifications: The measurement is based on the ISO7779.
Table 1
Table 1
20/20 IOT BW mode
Applicable Area Source Voltage (V) Frequency (Hz) Item
APO/GCO 220-240+/-10% 50/60 +/-3% Body *1 Full System*2
Mea- Target Mea- Target
6.1.8.2 Maximum Power Consumption sured Value sured Value
Value Value
The maximum power consumptions with full system are as shown in the following table.
Surrounding A characteristic noise power level during 3.17 3.30 3.20 3.30
Standby (Unit: B) *3
Table 2
Power Consumption operation (Unit: B) *3
Applicable Area Voltage (V) (kW)
Surrounding A characteristic projection noise pressure 15.0 - 15.0 -
APO 220 to 240V 220V: 1.1 or less level during Standby (Reference value)
240V: 1.2 or less (Bystander position) (Units: dB) *4
level during operation (Reference value)
(Bystander position) (Units: dB) *4
Non-duplex models 3.17*6 3.30*6 - -
Surrounding A characteristic noise power level during
standby (reference value)
(Unit: B) *3
operation (reference value)
(Unit: B) *3
Table 2
20/20 IOT F/C mode
Item
Main Unit*1 Full System*2
Mea- Target Mea- Target
sured Value sured Value
Value Value
Standby (Unit: B) *3
operation (Unit: B) *3
level during Standby (Reference value)
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Table 2 6.1.10 Installation Environment
20/20 IOT F/C mode This machine can be operated under the following conditions:
Item
Main Unit*1 Full System*2
• Temperature: 10 degree C to 32 degree C
• Humidity: 15 to 85% (with no condensation)
level during operation (Reference value)
• Altitude: 0 to 2,500 m
standby (reference value)
(Unit: B) *3
operation (reference value)
(Unit: B) *3
*1: Main Body Config: IOT+DUPLEX
*2: Full SYSTEM CONFIG: Main Unit + Option *5
*3: LwAd: Surrounding A characteristic power level = measured LwA (1 device) + 0.3 B
*4: LpAm: Surrounding A characteristic projection noise pressure level (Bystander position)
*5: DADF, STM etc. that is set as option
*6: No duplex
6.1.11 Warm Up Time 6.1.12 FCOT
The time required before a print operation can be performed after the power is turned on is as follows. <Definition>
Table 1 The time that is required since the <Start> button is pressed until the trail edge of paper is output to the
Measurement Rated at 20 degrees C/65% RH. defined output destination.
Conditions Toner Recovery and Setup Cycle are not included.
Power ON after seasoning when the power has been OFF for 3 hours or longer. The measurement result is rounded to the first decimal place.
Basic Configura- Standard Main Unit
• Prerequisite
tion
Table 1
Table 2
Item Contents
Configuration Immediately after main power is turned ON*1
Document/Paper Size/Orienta- A4 LEF Document, A4 LEF Paper
APO 39sec or less*1
tion Document size must be detected before the Start button is
pressed.
*1: "Time from Power on to Standby on UI" or "Time from Power on to print out one sheet" - "Time from IIT/DADF Status If the Platen is used, the document size is detected when the
Standby to print out one sheet" Platen Cover is closed.
When using the DADF, the document must already be loaded.
Tray Used Tray 1
Copy Side Settings 1->1 Sided Copy
Paper Quality Settings Plain
Quantity Settings 1 set
Reduce / Enlarge 100% (excluding the case of 100% Fine Adjustment)
Output Color Listed in Table 2
Output Tray Output Tray
Output Orientation Rear output (output orientation not specified)
State of Fusing Unit The Fusing Unit must be in the Ready state
State of 1st BTR 1stBTR is Contact for Color priority, 1stBTR is Retract for
Black&White priority (Default)
State of the LPH LPH must be in the Ready state
UI 4.3" WQVGA Color UI
Others Other application functions or optional functions must not be set.
Background Suppression OFF
ACC OFF Auto Color Correction
• 20 ppm model FCOT
Table 2
Color Setting
Document Set BW FC
No. Platen/DADF Output Tray Output Setting (PS:126mm/s) (PS:126mm/s)
1 Platen Output Tray Black (BW Mode) 8.6 sec or less 11.3 sec or less
2 Output Tray Color 10.3 sec or less 10.8 sec or less
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Table 2 6.1.13 Print Speed
Color Setting Continuous speed (PPM) of the print engine is defined as follows:
Document Set BW FC
During output to the Main Body Output Tray, taking the time from when the tail edge of the 1st sheet is
No. Platen/DADF Output Tray Output Setting (PS:126mm/s) (PS:126mm/s)
output from the IOT exit area until the tail edge of the 11th sheet is output from the MC exit area to be t
3 DADF Output Tray Black (BW Mode) 10.0 sec or less 13.3 sec or less seconds, the no. of sheets that is printed in 1 minute is given as [(60/t)x10 for 1 Sided and (60/t)x20 for 2
4 Output Tray Color 11.8 sec or less 13.0 sec or less Sided].
Output settings can be selected from CopyDefault > Output Color. Color settings are set in Output of Consecutive printing speed shown in the table below. The numerical value for Duplex is IPM (Images Per
the UI panel. Minute).
Limitations
• This does not include the time for settings/cleaning/sagging/procon.
20 IOT (Main Body Feed Tray (Tray1)/Main Body Output Tray Paper)
Unit: 1 Sided: ppm, 2 Sided: ipm
Table 1
SS Direction SS SS Direction SS Direction
216.0mm or Direction216. 297.1- 364.1- SS Direction
lighter and 1-297.0mm 364.0mm and 432.0mm and 432.0mm or
FS direction and FS FS FS lighter and FS
257.1mm or direction257. direction257. direction257. direction257.0
higher (A4L/ 1 mm or 1 mm or 1mm or mm or lighter
Paper Type
8.5x11L) higher higher higher (A3S/ (B5S/L, A4S,
Settings Output
11x17S) B4S, 8.5x11S/
Color 13S/14S)
1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2
Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided
Plain FC 20 17 12 11 12 10 12 8.5 12 8.5
*1Recycled
*1Pre-
Punched
PrePrinted BW 20 17 12 11 12 10 12 8.5 12 8.5
Colored
paper Letter-
head
* 1: Normally, no double-sided plain paper back, recycled paper back

20 IOT (STM feeding (Tray2)/Main Body Output Tray Paper) 20 IOT (MSI feeding/Main Body Output Tray Paper)
Unit: 1 Sided: ppm, 2 Sided: ipm Unit: 1 Sided: ppm, 2 Sided: ipm
Table 2 Table 3
SS Direction SS SS Direction SS Direction SS Direction SS SS Direction SS Direction
216.0mm or Direction216. 297.1- 364.1- SS Direction 216.0mm or Direction216. 297.1- 364.1- SS Direction
lighter and 1-297.0mm 364.0mm and 432.0mm and 432.0mm or lighter and 1-297.0mm 364.0mm and 432.0mm and 432.0mm or
FS direction and FS FS FS lighter and FS FS direction and FS FS FS lighter and FS
257.1mm or direction257. direction257. direction257. direction257.0 257.1mm or direction257. direction257. direction257. direction257.0
higher (A4L/ 1 mm or 1 mm or 1mm or mm or lighter higher (A4L/ 1 mm or 1 mm or 1mm or mm or lighter
Paper Type Paper Type
8.5x11L) higher higher higher (A3S/ (B5S/L, A4S, 8.5x11L) higher higher higher (A3S/ (B5S/L, A4S,
Settings Output Settings Output
11x17S) B4S, 8.5x11S/ 11x17S) B4S, 8.5x11S/
Color 13S/14S) Color 13S/14S)
1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2
Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided Sided
Bond Paper FC 20 17 12 10.8 12 9.0 12 8.5 12 8.5 Bond Paper FC 20 17 12 10.6 12 9.8 12 8.7 12 8.7
*1 *1
Plain Plain
*1Recycled *1Recycled BW 20 17 12 10.6 12 9.8 12 8.7 12 8.7
*1Pre- BW 20 17 12 10.8 12 9.0 12 8.5 12 8.5 *1Pre-
Punched Punched
PrePrinted PrePrinted
Colored Colored
paper Letter- paper Letter-
head head
Heavy- FC 12.5 9.4 9.0 5.5 8.0 5.0 7.0 4.5 7.0 4.5 Heavy- FC 11 9.1 10.0 5.5 7.0 4.7 5.0 3.9 5.0 3.9
weight 1*1 BW 20 17 12 10.8 12 9.0 12 8.5 12 8.5 weight 1*1
HW Gloss HW Gloss
1*1 HW 1*1 HW BW 20 17 12 10.6 12 9.8 12 8.7 12 8.7
Labels 1*1 Labels 1*1
Special Special
Heavy- FC 12 - 9.0 - 8.0 - 7.0 - 7.0 - Heavy- FC 11 - 10.0 - 7.0 - 5.0 - 5.0 -
weight 2 BW 12 - 9.0 - 8.0 - 7.0 - 7.0 - weight 2
Heavy- Heavy- BW 11 - 10.0 - 7.0 - 5.0 - 5.0 -
weight Gloss weight Gloss
HW Labels 2 HW Labels 2
Envelope
*1: There are no double-sided High-Quality Paper back, Plain Paper back, Recycled Paper back, Heavy- Postcard
weight Paper back, Gloss 1 back and Label Paper
*1: There are no double-sided High-Quality Paper back, Plain Paper back, Recycled Paper back, Heavy-
weight Paper back, Gloss 1 back and Label Paper
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6.1.14 Tray (Paper Feed) 6.1.14.4 Load while RUN

6.1.14.1 Paper Trays The function that enables loading of paper into a Tray that is not being used while printing is in progress
is available.
Paper Trays refer to all type of Trays that are pulled out towards the front.The MSI is installed on the left
side of the IOT by default. However, as the Lift Up is performed for each Tray, this Lift Up is performed by Exclusive Control.
6.1.14.2 Paper Tray Characteristics
Table 1
Supported
Supported Supported Paper Paper
Paper (Non-Standard Weight
IOT/TM TrayNO. (Standard Size) Size) (W x L) mm (gsm) Capacity Remarks
IOT Tray1 Min: B5 Non-Standard 60-90 250*1 Stack height: 27mm
Max: A3S, Sizes not supported
11X17S
MSI*4 Min: Postcard/ Min: 88.9 x 98.4*3 60-216 100*1 Stack height: 10mm
Envelope/A5SL Max: 297.0 x 431.8
Max: A3S,
11X17S
STM Tray2 Min: B5 Min: 139.7 x 182.0 60-256 560*1 Stack height: 54 mm
(Option) Max: Max: 297.0 x 431.8 500*2
A3S,11X17S
*1: B Zone/Fresh Paper, P Paper
*2: Standard IBG 80gsm
*3: Feeding of paper with length 98.4 - 134.9mm has limitations such as envelope skew and trailing edge
damage.
*4: No fixed auto-detect function
6.1.14.3 Remaining Paper Amount Detection
Table 2
Tray Detection & Notification
Tray1 0% and 100%, 2-step
MSI 0% "with paper", 2-step
Tray2 (STM optional) 5 levels - 0%, 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%
• In the case of Tray2 (STM optional) with the lift-up mechanism, the power is turned OFF during lift-
up, if the power is turned ON again without removing the Tray, and the Tray is inserted again while
the Bottom Plate has not dropped, the remaining paper amount cannot be detected correctly.
6.1.15 Tray Size Factory Settings 6.1.16 Classifications and Functions
The Factory Default Size Settings are as follows: 6.1.16.1 Classifications and Functions
This section describes the relationship between paper type selection and paper feeding.
Table 1
Tray APO/GCO The Paper Type Settings for Trays can be set at the Key Operator Tools mode (KO) or Control Panel
(CO). The Tools allows you to change settings so that you can enter a paper type from the settings
IOT Main Unit Tray1 Not defined
screen that is displayed when a tray is installed (Default: Display OFF). The paper type for the MSI can
STM Tray2 Not defined be set using the Control Panel.
O: Possible, X: Not Possible
Table 1
Standard
Tray STM MSI Duplex
Driver Cont Paper IOT Paper Weight
Display Quality Quality (gsm) 60-90 60-256 60-216 60-169
(gsm) (gsm) (gsm) (gsm)
Plain Plain paper L Plain A 60~79 O O O O
(B/W)
Plain paper L Plain A O O O O
(Color)
Plain paper H Plain D 80~90 O O O O
(B/W)
Plain paper H Plain D O O O O
(Color)
Recycled Recycled (B/W) Plain C 60~89 O O O O
Recycled paper Plain C O O O O
(Color)
Bond High-quality Plain F 90~105 X O O O
paper (B/W)
High-quality Plain F X O O O
paper (Color)
Heavyweight Heavyweight L Heavyweight 106~169 X O O O
(B/W)
Heavyweight L X O O O
(Color)
Extra Heavy- Heavy Paper H Extra Heavy- 170-216 X O 256 O 216 X
weight (B/W) weight (MSI
Heavyweight H 170~256 X O 256 O 216 X
(Color) (STM)
Label Label L (B/W) Labels 106~169 X O O X
Label L (Color) Labels X O O X
Label H (B/W) HW Labels 170~256 X O O X
256 216
Label H (Color) HW Labels X O O X
256 216
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Table 1 Table 1
Standard Standard
Tray STM MSI Duplex Tray STM MSI Duplex
Driver Cont Paper IOT Paper Weight Driver Cont Paper IOT Paper Weight
Display Quality Quality (gsm) 60-90 60-256 60-216 60-169 Display Quality Quality (gsm) 60-90 60-256 60-216 60-169
(gsm) (gsm) (gsm) (gsm) (gsm) (gsm) (gsm) (gsm)
Envelope Envelope Envelope - X X O X Heavy- Heavyweight L Heavy- 106~169 X O O -
Postcard Postcard Postcard - X X O X weight back(B/W) weight 1
Reload (Side2)
Gloss Gloss L (B/W) Gloss 106~169 X O O O
Heavyweight L Heavy- X O O -
Gloss L (Color) Gloss X O O O
back (Color) weight 1
Heavy- Gloss M (B/W) Heavy- 170~256 X O O X
(Side2)
weight Gloss weight Gloss 256 216
Extra Heavy- Heavyweight H Heavy- 170-216 X O 256 O 216 -
Gloss M (Color) Heavy- X O O X weight back (B/W) weight 2 (MSI)
weight Gloss 256 216
Reload (Side2) 170~256
Pre-Punched Plain L Plain A 60~79 O O O O (STM)
Heavyweight H Heavy- X O 256 O 216 -
Plain H Plain D 80~89 O O O O back (Color) weight 2
Preprinted Plain L Plain A 60~79 O O O O (Side2)
Plain H Plain D 80~89 O O O O Gloss Gloss back L Gloss 1 106~169 X O O -
Colored Plain L Plain A 60~79 O O O O Reload (B/W) (Side2)
paper Plain H Plain D 80~89 O O O O Gloss L back Gloss 1 X O O -
Letterhead Plain L Plain A 60~79 O O O O (Color) (Side2)
Plain H Plain D 80~89 O O O O Heavy- Gloss M back Gloss 2 170~256 X O 256 O 216 -
weight Gloss (B/W) (Side2)
Plain Reload Plain Paper L Plain paper 60~79 O O O -
Reload Gloss M back Gloss 2 X O 256 O 216 -
back (B/W) A (Side2)
(Color) (Side2)
Plain Paper L Plain paper O O O -
Postcard Postcard back Postcard - X X O -
back (Color) A (Side2)
back side (Side2)
Plain Paper H Plain paper 80~90 O O O -
Back (B/W) D (Side2)
Plain paper H Plain paper O O O -
back (Color) D (Side2)
Recycled Recycled paper Plain paper 60~89 O O O -
paper back back (B/W) C (Side2)
side Recycled paper Plain paper O O O -
back (Color) C (Side2)
High-quality High-quality Plain paper 90~105 X O O -
paper back paper back (B/ F (Side2)
side W)
High quality Plain paper X O O -
paper back F (Side2)
(Color)
6.1.17 Auto 2 Sided Printing 6.1.18 Output Function
The paper sizes and weights that can be used for 2 sided print are as follows. 6.1.18.1 Center Tray
Supported Size: All paper sizes handled by the machine
1. Paper Size
• Main scanning direction: 128.0mm - 297.0mm Capacity: The average values of the no. of sheets that can be accommodated are as follows (using fresh
• Sub-scanning direction: 139.7mm - 431.8mm paper).
Table 1
2. Paper Weight
• 60 gsm~110gsm Configuration Output Tray Paper Type Output Capacity
None Output Tray body P Paper - A4 LEF 250 sheets
P Paper - A3 SEF 200 sheets
• The above is Simplex print

• The ability to accommodate A4 SEF and Letter SEF is not defined.
• Full Stack detection: None
• Finishing Capability
– Can easily sort without folding or messing up the order
– Paper with width of 177 mm or smaller may have problems with folding and collating.
• Output orientation: Face down
6.1.18.2 OCT
OCT (Offset Catch Tray) output function not available.
6.1.18.3 Side Tray

Side Tray output function not available.
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6.1.19 Resolution/Gradation 6.1.20 Image Loss

6.1.19.1 IOT Unit Each paper size has the following image loss.
• Resolution
• Lead Edge: 5.5mm or lighter
Fast Scan: 1200 dots/25.4mm (by the ESS), Slow Scan: 2400 dots/25.4mm
• Side Edge: 5.5mm or lighter
• Tail edge: 5.5mm or less
• Gradation
256-Gradation
6.1.19.2 Copy Quality/Resolution

• Data resolution: Processing resolution for IPS output
Table 1
Document Type ALL
Black (BW Data Resolution (dpi) 600x600
Mode) Depth 1bit
Gradation 256
Color Data Resolution (dpi) 600x600
Depth 1bit
Gradation 256
• Output Resolution: IOT resolution to print
Table 2
Document Type ALL
Black (BW Output Resolution (dpi) 1200x2400dpi
Mode) Depth 1bit
Gradation 256
Process Speed 126mm/s
Image Enhancement No features
Color Output Resolution (dpi) 1200x2400dpi 1bit
Depth
Gradation 256
Process Speed 126mm/s
Image Enhancement No features
6.1.21 Print Area 6.1.21.2 Maximum Printable Area
6.1.21.1 Paper Sizes that Can be Transported The printable area defines the area where the image can be printed. The maximum printable area of the
Main Unit is as follows.
The minimum and maximum paper sizes that can be transported in the Main Unit are as follows:
• Maximum printable area during Print Job: Width: 291.0mm, Length: 425.8mm
• Minimum transportable paper size: Width 88.9mm x Length 98.4mm
• Maximum printable area during Copy Job: Width: 291.0mm, Length: 425.8mm
• Maximum transportable paper size: Width 297.0mm x Length 432.0mm *1
(Platen and DADF both)
*1: When non-standard envelope size is printed on or copied on, the operation by the user is to be "Set- 6.1.21.3 Guaranteed Print Area
ting, on which flap portion is not included in size in paper feed direction". The area where the image quality is guaranteed is referred to as Print Guaranteed Area. The Print Guar-
anteed Area of the Main Unit is as follows.
• When the printer detects that an envelope is carried in, control with the size of the paper feed direc-
tion set in the UI with 60mm added as the flap portion. • Maximum guaranteed printing area during Print Job: Width: 289.0mm, Length: 423.4mm
• If the paper feed direction size set in the UI added with 60mm is greater than the maximum paper • Maximum guaranteed printing area during Copy Job: Width: 289.0mm, Length: 423.4mm
feed direction size (432mm), do not scale it to fit into the maximum paper feed direction size
(Platen and DADF both)
(432mm).
However, this print area is fully applied only when the Print Job and Copy Job uses paper with size A3
• If the paper feed direction size set in the UI added with 60mm is greater than the maximum paper
SEF in width or 11x17" SEF in length.
feed direction size (432mm), it operates at the same productivity as the maximum paper feed direc-
tion size (432mm).
6.1.22 Alignment Specification
Table 1
SYSTEM Spec *1 (Platen) IOT (non-consolidated) (Reference)
Item IIT (non-consolidated) DADF (non-consolidated)
Tray MSI *2 SYSTEM Spec (DADF) Tray MSI*2
Lead Registration +/-2.1mm +/-2.7mm +/-2.6mm +/-1.9mm +/-2.6mm +/-0.7mm +/-1.5mm
+/-2.5mm - +/-2.9mm +/-2.3mm - - +/-1.5mm
Side Registration +/-2.2mm +/-3.1mm +/-2.9mm +/-2.0mm +/-3.0mm +/-0.75mm +/-1.5mm
+/-2.6mm - +/-3.2mm +/-2.4mm - - +/-1.5mm
Lead Skew (200 mm) +/-1.7mm +/-2.2mm +/-2.3mm +/-1.5mm +/-2.0mm +/-0.8mm +/-1.0mm
+/-2.2mm - +/-2.7mm +/-2.0mm - - +/-1.0mm
Side Skew (400 mm) +/-3.3mm +/-4.2mm +/-4.6mm +/-3.0mm +/-4.0mm +/-1.2mm +/-2.2mm
+/-4.2mm - +/-5.4mm +/-4.0mm - - +/-2.0mm
Horizontal Reduce/Enlarge Precision (All area) (280 mm) +/-0.7% - +/-1.2% +/-0.6% - +/-0.31% +/-0.5%
Applicable for 100% +/-0.7% - +/-1.2% +/-0.6% - - +/-0.5%
Horizontal Reduce/Enlarge Precision (All area) (280 mm) +/-1.4% - +/-2.4% - - - -
Applicable for 25 to 200% +/-1.4% - +/-2.4% - - - -
Horizontal Reduce/Enlarge Precision (All area) (280 mm) +/-2.8% - +/-4.8% - - - -
Vertical Magnification Ratio Precision (All area) (400 mm) +/-0.7% - +/-1.2% +/-0.6% - +/-0.31% +/-0.5%
Applicable for 100% +/-0.7% +/-1.2% +/-0.6% - +/-0.5%
Vertical Magnification Ratio Precision (All area) (400 mm) +/-1.4% - +/-2.4% - - - -
Vertical Magnification Ratio Precision (All area) (400 mm) +/-2.8% - +/-4.8% - - - -
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Table 1
SYSTEM Spec *1 (Platen) IOT (non-consolidated) (Reference)
Item IIT (non-consolidated) DADF (non-consolidated)
Tray MSI *2 SYSTEM Spec (DADF) Tray MSI*2
Perpendicularity (400 mm) +/-2.5mm - +/-3.4mm +/-2.1mm - +/-1.7mm +/-2.2mm
+/-2.8mm +/-4.0mm Adjusted +/-1.7mm*3 +/-2.0mm
+/-2.5mm
Adjusted +/-2.1mm*3
Linearity (vertical) (400 mm span) 1.6mm - 2.0mm 0.8mm - 0.8mm 0.5mm
1.6mm 2.0mm 0.8mm - - 0.5mm
Linearity (horizontal) (280 mm span) 1.2mm - 1.4mm 0.8mm - - -
1.2mm 1.4mm 0.8mm
Linearity (diagonal) (280 mm span) 1.2mm - 1.4mm 0.8mm - - -
1.2mm 1.4mm 0.8mm
Trapezoid Correction (400 mm) +/-2.2mm - +/-3.0mm +/-2.0mm - +/-0.7mm +/-1.8mm (400mm)
+/-2.2mm +/-3.0mm +/-2.0mm +/-1.5mm (280mm)
*1: The center of the document must be set correctly at the center of the scan. How to Measure
*2: Specified in the state where the Side Guide is set correctly. Table 2
Measurement Item How to Measure
*3: This specification should be applied on the assumption that it is adjustable by the operation on UI
after set up. Lead Regi [mm] (P1 to P2) - Reference value *1
Side Regi [mm] (P7 to P8) - Reference value *1
• DC Test Pattern (FX STP3600) (Figure 1) Lead Skew (200 mm) [mm] (P5~P6) - (P3~P4)
Side Skew (400 mm) [mm] (P9~P10) - (P11~P12)
Horizontal R/E Precision (All area) [%] [(P8~P13) - 280]/280x100
Vertical R/E Precision (All area) [%] [(P2~P14) - 400]/400x100
Perpendicularity [mm] The shift between P14 and the perpendicular line that extends
from the intersection of the straight line connecting P4 and P6
and the line A.
Linearity (Vertical) (400 mm) [mm] The maximum shift between the intersections of the vertical line
B with the various horizontal lines and the straight line connect-
ing P10 and P12.
Linearity (Horizontal) (280 mm) [mm] The maximum shift between the intersections of the horizontal
line C with the various vertical lines and the straight line con-
necting P10 and P15.
Linearity (Diagonal) (280 mm) [mm] The maximum shift between the intersections of the diagonal
line D with the various lines and the straight line connecting P17
and P13, or the maximum shift of the intersections of the diago-
nal line E with the various lines and the straight line connecting
Figure 1 j0ch61015 P8 and P18, whichever is larger.
Parallelism [mm] (P10~P12) - (P15~P16)
*1: For the reference value in the table, measure the length of the corresponding position on the FX
STP3600.
6.1.23 I/F specification 6.1.24 Print Feature
6.1.23.1 I/F Layout Sketch
Table 1
Item Contents
Type Built-in Type
Continuous Print Speed*1 Conforms with the Basic Feature/Copy Feature
Resolution*1 Output Resolution: 1200 x 2400dpi
Data Processing Resolution: 600 x 600dpi
Page-Description Language Standard: PCL6/5e, HBPL
Options: None
Supported Protocols TCP/IP (lpd, IPP/IPPS, Port9100, SMB,WSD)
Ethernet (Standard)
Supported OS*2 Windows XP (32bit), Windows Server 2003 (32bit), Windows Vista
(32bit), Windows Server 2008 (32bit), Windows 7 (32bit), Windows
8 (32bit), Windows 8.1 (32bit), Windows XP Professional (64bit),
Windows Server 2003 (64bit), Windows Vista (64bit), Windows
Server 2008 (64bit), Windows 7 (64bit), Windows 8 (64bit), Win-
dows Server 2008 R2 (64bit), Windows Server 2012 (64bit), Win-
Figure 1 j0bs60008 dows 8.1 (64bit), Windows Server 2012 R2 (64bit),
Mac OS X 10.5/10.6/10.7/10.8/10.9
6.1.23.2 I/F Overview Built-in Fonts Standard: PCL6/5: 81 European fonts, 36 Symbol set
Options: None
The overview of the supported I/F is as follows.
Interface Standard: Ethernet 100BASE-TX/10BASE-T, USB 2.0
Table 1
I/F Protocol *1: The speed may also drop due to Image Quality adjustment. The print speed may also drop depending
on the document.
Ethernet100Base-TX/10Base-T TCP/IP, : lpd, IPP, Port9100, WSDPrint, etc.
USB2.0 Device *2: The latest supported OS information can be found at our web site.
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6.1.25 Scan Feature Specifications 6.1.26 Fax functions

6.1.26.1 Fax functions
Table 1
Item Contents Table 1
Type Color Scanner Item Contents
Scan Size Conforms with the Basic Feature/Copy Feature Sent document size Maximum: A3,11 x 17”
Scan Resolution Monochrome: 600x600dpi, 400x400dpi, 300x300dpi, Record paper size Maximum: A3,11 x 17”, Minimum: A5
200x200dpi, 150x150dpiColor: 400x400dpi, 300x300dpi, Electrical transmission time 2 to 3 seconds*1
200x200dpi, 150x150dpi
Communication Mode G3 (ITU-T)
Scan Gradation 10bit input and 8bit output for each color of RGB
Scan line density Standard: 8x3.85 lines/mm, 200x100dpi
Document Scan Speed*1 Monochrome: 24 sheets/min
High Quality: 8x7.7 lines/mm, 200x100dpi
[Standard document (A4 Landscape), 200dpi]
Superfine (400dpi): 16x15.4 lines/mm, 400x100dpi
Color: 19 sheets/min
[Standard document (A4 Landscape), 200dpi,] Encoding Method MH, MR, MMR, JBIG
Interface Ethernet 100BASE-TX/10BASE-T,USB2.0 Communication speed G3: 33.6 / 31.2 / 28.8 / 26.4 / 24.0 / 21.6 / 19.2 / 16.8 / 14.4 /
12.0 / 9.6 / 7.2 / 4.8 / 2.4kbps
Scan to PC Supported Protocols: TCP/IP (SMB, FTP,WSD)
Applicable line Subscribed telephone line, PBX, FAX communication network
Supported OS*2:
(PSTN), Maximum 1 port
Windows XP (32bit), Windows Server 2003 (32bit), Windows
Vista (32bit), Windows Server 2008 (32bit), Windows 7 (32bit),
Windows 8 (32bit), Windows 8.1 (32bit), Windows XP Profes- *1: When sending A4 type 700 letter document in standard image quality (8x3.85lines/mm), high speed
sional (64bit), Windows Server 2003 (64bit), Windows Vista mode (28.8kbps or more: JBIG). This is the electrical transmission time for image information only and
(64bit), Windows Server 2008 (64bit), Windows 7 (64bit), Win- does not include the control time of communication. The actual communication time may vary depending
dows 8 (64bit), Windows Server 2008 R2 (64bit), Windows on the content of the document, the device of the opposite party and the status of the line.
Server 2012 (64bit), Windows 8.1 (64bit), Windows Server
2012 R2 (64bit), Mac OS X 10.5/10.6/10.7/10.8/10.9 6.1.26.2 Direct Fax function
Output Format:
Monochrome binary: PDF/TIFF/DocuWorks documents Gray- Table 2
scale / Color: PDF/JPEG/TIFF/DocuWorks documents
Item Contents
Scan to E-mail Supported Protocols: TCP/IP (SMTP )
Output Format: Sent document size A3, B4, A4
Monochrome binary: PDF/TIFF/DocuWorks documents Scan line density According to the Fax Function
Grayscale / Color: PDF/JPEG/TIFF/DocuWorks documents Communication speed According to the Fax Function
Applicable line According to the Fax Function
*1: The Read Only speed varies depending on the document. Supported OS*1 Windows XP (32bit), Windows Server 2003 (32bit), Windows
Vista (32bit), Windows Server 2008 (32bit), Windows 7 (32bit),
*2: Please refer to the Fuji Xerox web site for the latest supported operating systems. Windows 8 (32bit), Windows 8.1 (32bit), Windows XP Profes-
sional (64bit), Windows Server 2003 (64bit), Windows Vista
(64bit), Windows Server 2008 (64bit), Windows 7 (64bit), Win-
dows 8 (64bit), Windows Server 2008 R2 (64bit), Windows
Server 2012 (64bit), Windows 8.1 (64bit), Windows Server
2012 R2 (64bit)
Mac OS X 10.5/10.6/10.7/10.8/10.9
*1: Please refer to the Fuji Xerox web site for the latest supported operating systems.
6.1.27 Document Feeder (DADF) 6.1.28 Duplex Kit
Table 1 Table 1
Item Contents Item Contents
Type of Document Feeder Duplex Auto Document Feeder Paper Size Conforms with the Basic Feature/Copy Feature
Originals Size/Type Max: A3, 11x17" Paper Weight 60 to 169gsm
Min: A5
38-128 gsm (double-sided: 50~128gsm)
Document capacity *1 110 sheets
Document replacement speed Monochrome: 20 sheets/min
(A4 LEF 1 Sided Copy) Color: 18 sheets/min
Size/Weight W540 x D492 x H119 mm (Includes Document Set Tray pro-
truding part)
6.5kg
*1: When using 80gsm Paper.
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6.1.29 One Tray Module (Optional) 6.1.30 Billing Counter

6.1.30.1 Billing Counter
Table 1
1. Type of Billing Counter
Item Contents
• There are 13 Billing Counters.
Paper Size Conforms with the Basic Feature/Copy Feature Billing Counter prepared specifically as Table 1.
Paper Weight 60 to 256gsm O: Implement Billing Counter
Paper Tray Capacity*1 500 sheets x 1 tray X: Do not implement Billing Counter
Dimensions/ Weight W 541 x D 586 x H 113 mm, 11 kg
Table 1
*1: When using 80gsm Paper. Destination
Counter Type APO/GCO

Full Color Print O
Full Color Copy O
Full Color FAX (APO/GCO) X
Color1 Print O
Color2 Print O
B&W Print O
B&W Copy O
B&W FAX O
Large Size Color O
Large Size B&W X
Modal Color X
Modal B&W X
2. Form of Billing Counter

• Two billing counter sets prescribed in the type of billing counter must be installed including the
back up. These billing counters are equipped on the following PWBA.
Table 2
Operation when the upper
limit is reached
Stored in Counter upper limit
*2 Fail Occurs
ESS PWB1*1 1,000,000 117-347
ESS PWB2*1 1,000,000 117-347
*1: Controller NVMs are stored in each of the two EEPROM which are physically separated.
*2: Continuous counting up is not performed. When the upper limit is reached, a system failure
occurs.
3. Billing meter
(1) Display of billing meter
• Displays the electronic Billing count value.
• The default value for system data Billing Meter Type is Billing1.
Table 3
Color B&W Large
Billing Meter Size
Type Print Copy FAX Print Copy FAX Color
Billing1 Meter1 Meter2 Meter3
Meter4
Meter4
Meter4
Meter4
Meter4
(2) Billing Meter Notification

• Provides a notification by SNMP protocol only function.
• SNMP protocol allows the following information to be retrieved.
• Color Impressions (1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.53.13.2.1.6.1.20.33): The total counter value related
to "Color" of the billing counter mentioned above
• Black Impressions (1.3.6.1.4.1.253.8.53.13.2.1.6.1.20.34): The total counter value related
to "B&W" of the billing counter mentioned above
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6.2.1 Tools and Service Consumables 6.2.2 Consumables
6.2.1.1 Tools
Table 1
The following tools can be stored in the CE Basic Tool Set as standard.
CRU/
Table 1 Consumables Product Code ERU Life End
No. TOOL No. TOOL NAME GCO TonerCartridge (K) T&M: CRU 9KPV
CT202242
1 499T 00247 Test Pattern (Mono A3X1)
TonerCartridge (Y) T&M: CRU 3 KPV
2 499T 00283 Test Pattern (A3) for DADF Adjustment
CT202245
3 499T 00301 Screw Driver (-) 3X50
TonerCartridge T&M: CRU 3KPV
4 499T 00353 Stubby Driver (M) CT202244
5 499T 00355 Screw Driver (+) 100mm TonerCartridge (C) T&M: CRU 3KPV
6 499T 01423 Box Driver with Magnet (5.5mm) CT202243
7 499T 01901 Side Cutting Nipper APO (Except TonerCartridge (K) T&M: CRU 9KPV
8 499T 02005 Round Nose Plier-Safety GCO) CT202246
9 499T 02327 Digital Multi-Meter Set TonerCartridge (Y) T&M: CRU 3KPV
10 499T 02601 Silver Scale 150mm CT202249
11 499T 08104 Flash Light (U-3) TonerCartridge T&M: CRU 3KPV

(M) CT202248
12 499T 08902 Brush
TonerCartridge (C) T&M CRU 3KPV
13 499T 09588 Needle Adapter
:CT202247
14 499T 07776 USB CABLE For PSW
APO/GCO- TonerCartridge (K) FSMA: CRU 9KPV
15 499T 00276 Color Test Pattern Common CT202238
TonerCartridge (Y) FSMA: CRU 3KPV
6.2.1.2 Service Consumables CT202241
There are no Service Consumables unique to this model. TonerCartridge FSMA: CRU 3KPV
(M) CT202240
Whenever special consumables for the machine are required, it will be notified in a separate technical TonerCartridge (C) FSMA CRU 3KPV
information. :CT202239
TonerCartridge (K) Conver- CRU 9KPV
sion:CT20223
7*1
TonerCartridge (K) Initial for: CRU 4KPV
APO/GCO- Without prod-
Common uct code
TonerCartridge (Y) Initial for: CRU 2.5KPV
Without prod-
uct code
TonerCartridge Initial for: CRU 2.5KPV
(M) Without prod-
uct code
TonerCartridge (C) Initial for: CRU 2.5KPV
Without prod-
uct code
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CRU/
Consumables Product Code ERU Life End
APO/GCO- Toner collection- CWAA0869 CRU 15KPV
Common Bottle *2
DrumCartridge CT351053 ERU*3 BW 89.6KPV equivalent (700K Cycle)
FC 68.2KPV equivalent (700K Cycle)
*1: Switched to FSMA from T&M.
*2: User carries out print head cleaning when replacing the toner collection bottle.
*3: Configuration similar to CRU (The worker basically is an engineer but can request work to the user.
Drivers available. Instructions included).
6.3.3 NVM DADF
Table 1 NVM DADF
Setting Default
Chain-Link NVM Name Range Value step Description
711-001 DADF Lead Reg. Adjustment (Side 1) (220.0 mm/s) 105-135 120 0.1 mm 1) Default Value: 0 mm
(When 711-140 value is Default and 711-001 value is 120)
2) Adjustment Range (when 711-140 value is Default)
: +1.5 mm (105 pulse) / -1.5 mm (135 pulse)
3) Adjustment Range (when 711-140 value is 80 to 230)
: +5.5 mm (80 pulse) / -12.5 mm (230 pulse)
: +1.5 mm (105 pulse) / -1.5 mm (135 pulse)
: +5.5 mm (80 pulse) / -12.5 mm (230 pulse)
: +1.5 mm (105 pulse) / -1.5 mm (135 pulse)
: +5.5 mm (80 pulse) / -12.5 mm (230 pulse)
: +1.5 mm (105 pulse) / -1.5 mm (135 pulse)
: +5.5 mm (80 pulse) / -12.5 mm (230 pulse)
: +1.5 mm (105 pulse) / -1.5 mm (135 pulse)
: +5.5 mm (80 pulse) / -12.5 mm (230 pulse)
: +1.5 mm (105 pulse) / -1.5 mm (135 pulse)
: +5.5 mm (80 pulse) / -12.5 mm (230 pulse)
: +1.5 mm (105 pulse) / -1.5 mm (135 pulse)
: +5.5 mm (80 pulse) / -12.5 mm (230 pulse)
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Table 1 NVM DADF
Setting Default
: +1.5 mm (105 pulse) / -1.5 mm (135 pulse)
: +5.5 mm (80 pulse) / -12.5 mm (230 pulse)
711-041 DADF Tail Edge Adjustment (Side 1) (220.0 mm/s) 0-255 151 0.0718 mm Default Value: 0 mm (151 pulse), +10.8 mm (-151 pulse) / -7.5 mm (+104 pulse)
Tail Edge adjustment = Lead Regi adjustment value + Tail Edge fine adjustment value
711-081 Vertical Reduce/Enlarge Fine Adjustment 1 0-40 20 0.001 Default Value: 0% (20), +/-2% (+/-20), 0.1% increments
(High: TBD, Mid: 220.0 mm/s, Low: TBD) Adjusts only the Top Speed for Feed Motor.
711-140 DADF Lead Regi Offset NVM (Side 1) 80-230 120 0.1 mm Default Value: 0 mm (120 pulse), +4.0 mm (80 pulse) / -11.0 mm (230 pulse)
711-141 DADF Lead Regi Offset NVM (Side 2) 80-230 120 0.1 mm Default Value: 0 mm (120 pulse), +4.0 mm (80 pulse) / -11.0 mm (230 pulse)
711-142 DADF Tail Edge Replace All NVM (Side 1) 0-255 151 0.0718 mm Default Value: 0 mm (151 pulse), +10.8 mm (-151 pulse) / -7.5 mm (+104 pulse)
(x2 for Soft) Rewrites all data of 711-041 to 711-044 with the specified data.
711-143 DADF Tail Edge Replace All NVM (Side 2) 0-255 151 0.0718 mm Default Value: 0 mm (151 pulse), +10.8 mm (-151 pulse) / -7.5 mm (+104 pulse)
(x2 for Soft) Rewrites all data of 711-061 to 711-064 with the specified data.
711-144 Vertical Ratio Fine Adjustment - Replace All 0-40 20 0.001 Default Value: 0% (20), +/-2% (+/-20), 0.1% increments
Adjusts only the Top Speed for Feed Motor.
Rewrites all data of 711-081 to 711-084 with the specified data.
711-150 Loop Amount Adjustment (Side 1) (x1 Pulse) 0-9 6 40 Pulse Feed Roll Step: 0.026112
NVM 1Count: 0.026112 * 40 = 1.044 mm
711-151 Loop Amount Adjustment (Side 2) (x6 Pulse) 0-14 5 30 Pulse Exit Roll Step: 0.035904
NVM 1Count: 0.035904 * 30 = 1.077 mm
Table 1 NVM DADF
Setting Default
711-155 Feed Gear Initialize Operation 0-1 0 - 0: Do not perform initialize operation
1: Perform initialize operation
711-158 Stop Position Adjustment During Invert (T27) 0-40 20 0.2 mm Sets the adjustment time so that the distance (step distance) is the same for every speed.
Adjustment Value (ms) = (NVM Input Value - NVM Default Value) / Transport Speed x 1000 x 0.2
(mm step).
711-159 TA Clutch OFF Timing (T21) 0-20 0 0.2 mm Sets the adjustment time so that the distance (step distance) is the same for every speed.
(mm step).
711-160 Feed Clutch OFF Timing 0-40 20 0.2 mm Sets the adjustment time so that the distance (step distance) is the same for every speed.
(Side 1 Loop Unravel Timing) (T20) Adjustment Value (ms) = (NVM Input Value - NVM Default Value) / Transport Speed x 1000 x 0.2
(mm step).
711-161 Solenoid ON Timing 0-40 20 0.2 mm Sets the adjustment time so that the distance (step distance) is the same for every speed.
(Side 2 Loop Unravel Timing) (T22) Adjustment Value (ms) = (NVM Input Value - NVM Default Value) / Transport Speed x 1000 x 0.2
(mm step).
711-164 Document Slow Scan Size Correction Value 0-100 50 0.1 mm Correction value for [Size Detection Auto-Correction Function]
Document Size Correction Value: +/-5 mm
711-174 Nudger Lift Up Adjustment (High) (T26 ms) 0-40 20 4ms Default value: 0 ms +/-80 ms, 4 ms increments
711-175 Nudger Lift Up Adjustment (Middle) (T26 ms) 0-40 20 4ms Default value: 0 ms +/-80 ms, 4 ms increments
711-176 Nudger Lift Up Adjustment (Low) (T26 ms) 0-40 20 4ms Default value: 0 ms +/-80 ms, 4 ms increments
711-187 Letter Mode Setting 0-15 0 - Operation setting for letter documents
711-188 Prohibited Combination Jam Detection Settings (No 0-1 1 - When in No Mixed Mode:
Mixed Mode) 0: Do not detect Jams due to prohibited combinations
1: Detect Jams due to prohibited combinations
711-190 Too Long Jam Settings Switch 0-165 40 15 mm Default value: 1275 mm (40), -600 mm/+1875 mm, 15 mm increments
711-191 Too Short Jam Detection Settings 0-1 1 - 0: Do not detect Jams
1: Detect Jams
711-198 DADF OPEN SENSOR Availability 0-1 0 There is a DADF OPEN SENSOR at the DADF: 0 (DC S2010/S1810)
There is no DADF OPEN SENSOR at the DADF: 1
711-199 Drive Type 0-3 1 - 0: High, 1: Middle, 2: Low, 3: Dummy
711-202 Speed Up Start Position Adjustment During Duplex 0-40 20 0.2 mm Sets the adjustment time so that the distance (step distance) is the same for every speed.
(T25) Adjustment Value (ms) = (NVM Input Value - NVM Default Value) / Transport Speed x 1000 x 0.2
(mm step).
711-204 Solenoid ON Timing During Invert Output (T24) 0-20 10 0.2 mm Sets the adjustment time so that the distance (step distance) is the same for every speed.
(mm step).
711-205 Feed Motor Reverse Start Time Adjustment Value at 0-20 4 4 ms Default Value: 0 ms, +80 ms/-20 ms, 4 ms increments
Side 2 (T1 ms)
711-209 Invert Start Time Adjustment Value (T6 ms) 0-25 5 4 ms Default Value: 0 ms, +80 ms/-20 ms, 4 ms increments
711-213 DADF Stamp Solenoid ON Time Adjustment 0-20 5 2 ms Default value: 10 ms, +30 ms/-4 ms, 2 ms increments
711-214 DADF Stamp Position Adjustment Side 1 (T23) 0-30 15 0.5 mm Default Value: 0 mm, +7.5 mm/-7.5 mm, approx. 0.5 mm increments
Default Value is 10 mm from Tail Edge
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Setting Default
711-215 DADF Stamp Position Adjustment Side 2 (T28) 0-40 20 0.2 mm Sets the adjustment time so that the distance (step distance) is the same for every speed.
(mm step).
711-220 Usage of DPM Control Parameter Instructed from the 0-1 1 - 0: Cont DPM Parameter Reject
Controller 1: Cont DPM Parameter Accept
711-221 DADF DPM Control Parameter 0-255 101 - 100th Digit: Drive Type (0: High, 1: Middle, 2: Low)
10th Digit: Loop Control
1st Digit: Pre Regist Speed
711-262 DOF Adjustment 0-10 5 - Change the emphasis level of image processing.If 5 is considered as the mid level, as the number
becomes bigger (approaching 10), the emphasis level will become high. As the number becomes
smaller (approaching 0), the emphasis level will become low.
711-272 Side 1 Side Regi Adjustment Value 0-240 120 - Side 1 Side Regi Adjustment Value
(ADF-IIT Combine Adjustment Value Data 3)
711-274 Side 2 Side Regi Adjustment Value 0-240 120 - Side 2 Side Regi Adjustment Value
(ADF-IIT Combine Adjustment Value Data 5)
711-276 ADF-IIT Combine Adjustment Value Data 7 0-255 0 - Adjustment Value Data 7 sent to IIT during ADF-IIT Combine
711-297 Communication Fail Bypass 0-1 0 - 0: Communication Fail Bypass OFF
1: Communication Fail Bypass ON
6.3.4 NVM IIT
Table 1 NVM IIT
Setting Setting
Range Range
(Minimum (Maximum Default
Chain-Link NVM Name Value) Value) Value Read/Write Description
715-010 Energy Saver Disable 0 1 0 O When Setting Value: 0,
At Power OFF: Move the CRG to the W-Ref board position. *Note
At Power ON: Initialize the CRG.
Returning from Energy Saver: Do not initialize the CRG.
When Setting Value: 1,

At Power OFF: Do not move the CRG.
At Power ON: Initialize the CRG.
Returning from Energy Saver: Initialize the CRG.
*Depending on the setting value of 719-999, there might be no movement instead.

For more details, refer to the Meaning column of 719-999.
715-018 Config Fail Bypass 0 1 0 O Controls whether to perform Fail bypass for the [Configuration Check] function of IIT-
Elect Request.
Furthermore, this NVM is not involved with the separate SelectConfig that is performed
internally by the IISS.
0: Fail Bypass OFF
1: Fail Bypass ON
715-020 Number Of APS Sensor 0 1 0 O 0: 1 APS
1: 2 APS
715-030 IIT Failure Part Diagnosis 0 65535 0 O Writing 1 starts the IIT Faulty Parts Diagnosis.
After that, the write value of this NVM will be changed from ’1’ to the presumed faulty
Parts No.
After the Faulty Part Diagnosis has completed, reading this NVM displays the pre-
sumed faulty Part No.
When a Fail occurs during the Faulty Part Diagnosis, the Faulty Part Diagnosis ends
after the Fail code is recorded in this NVM.
* If other than ’1’ has been written, it will follow the usual NVM-Write operation.
(Faulty Parts Diagnosis will not be performed)
715-050 Platen SS Registration Adjustment 16 184 100 O Regi Correction in Slow Scan Direction
"Factory Settings"
715-051 Platen SS Magnification Adjustment 44 56 50 O Slow Scan Direction Regi Correction Value (0.1% increments)
"Factory Settings"
715-053 Platen PRadjF 0 240 120 O Fast Scan Regi Correction Value (Dot)
VLSS = PROMVLSS + (PRadjF -120) X 2
"Factory Settings"
715-092 WREF_ADJ__R 70 255 140 O Red W-Ref correction coefficient, "Factory Settings"
715-093 WREF_ADJ__G 70 255 140 O Green W-Ref correction coefficient, "Factory Settings"
715-094 WREF_ADJ__B 70 255 140 O Blue W-Ref correction coefficient, "Factory Settings"
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Setting Setting
Range Range
715-095 WREF_ADJ__BWX 70 255 140 O BW-X W-Ref correction coefficient, "Factory Settings"
715-096 WREF_ADJ__BWY 70 255 140 O BW-Y W-Ref correction coefficient, "Factory Settings"
715-097 CVT_Density_Level_ADJ_R 1 255 100 O CVT Scan Density correction coefficient Red (Use 1/100: 100= x1)
715-098 CVT_Density_Level_ADJ_G 1 255 100 O CVT Scan Density correction coefficient Green (Use 1/100)
715-099 CVT_Density_Level_ADJ_B 1 255 100 O CVT Scan Density correction coefficient Green (Use 1/100)
715-100 CVT_Density_Level_ADJ_K 1 255 100 O CVT Scan Density correction coefficient Green (Use 1/100)
715-101 Density_Level_ADJ_RGBK 80 120 100 O Highlight Fine Adjustment (Use 1/100, common for RGBK)
715-102 WREF_Offset_R 0 127 63 O Red W-Ref correction coefficient for each individual paper type.
715-103 WREF_Offset_G 0 127 63 O Green W-Ref correction coefficient for each individual paper type.
715-104 WREF_Offset_B 0 127 63 O Blue W-Ref correction coefficient for each individual paper type.
715-105 WREF_Offset_K 0 127 63 O BW W-Ref correction coefficient for each individual paper type.
715-106 IIT Paper Code 0 8 0 O 0: Use NVM Individual Paper Coefficient
1: J paper 2: P paper 3: C2 paper
4: Green100 paper 5: Digital Color Xpression
6: Color Tech+ 7: Xerox4200 paper
8: Xerox Business
715-110 CVT FS Side 1 Standard Adjustment 0 240 120 O Fast Scan Regi Reference Adjustment Value (0.1 mm/step) during CVT Side 1
"Factory Settings"
At Power ON, this will be overwritten by the DADF NVM (711-272) value.
"Factory Settings"
"Factory Settings"
"Factory Settings"
715-158 DOF correction level DADF 0 10 5 O
715-159 DOF correction level PLT 0 10 5 O
715-165 600dpi centroidal correction level 0 10 5 O
715-166 400dpi centrioidal correction level 0 10 5 O
715-280 HOSEI_SCAN 0 6 3 O b* correction coefficient no., "Factory Settings"
715-281 LED_HOSEI_SCAN 0 19 5 O LED correction coefficient no., "Factory Settings"
Used for parameter selection at ENL
715-282 CCD Calib Y Scan Red 0 1023 O Red when scanning CCD Calib Y Patch (Reflective Ratio LSB)
"Factory Settings"
715-283 CCD Calib Y Scan Green 0 1023 0 O Red when scanning CCD Calib Y Patch (Reflective Ratio LSB)
"Factory Settings"
Table 1 NVM IIT
Setting Setting
Range Range
715-284 CCD Calib Y Scan Blue 0 1023 0 O Red when scanning CCD Calib Y Patch (Reflective Ratio LSB)
"Factory Settings"
715-285 CCD Calib M Scan Red 0 1023 0 O Red when scanning CCD Calib Y Patch (Reflective Ratio LSB)
"Factory Settings"
715-286 CCD Calib M Scan Green 0 1023 0 O Red when scanning CCD Calib Y Patch (Reflective Ratio LSB)
"Factory Settings"
715-287 CCD Calib M Scan Blue 0 1023 0 O Red when scanning CCD Calib Y Patch (Reflective Ratio LSB)
"Factory Settings"
715-288 CCD Calib C Scan Red 0 1023 0 O Red when scanning CCD Calib Y Patch (Reflective Ratio LSB)
"Factory Settings"
715-289 CCD Calib C Scan Green 0 1023 0 O Red when scanning CCD Calib Y Patch (Reflective Ratio LSB)
"Factory Settings"
715-290 CCD Calib C Scan Blue 0 1023 0 O Red when scanning CCD Calib Y Patch (Reflective Ratio LSB)
"Factory Settings"
715-291 CCD Calib PK Scan Red 0 1023 0 O Red when scanning CCD Calib Y Patch (Reflective Ratio LSB)
"Factory Settings"
715-292 CCD Calib PK Scan Green 0 1023 0 O Red when scanning CCD Calib Y Patch (Reflective Ratio LSB)
"Factory Settings"
715-293 CCD Calib PK Scan Blue 0 1023 0 O Red when scanning CCD Calib Y Patch (Reflective Ratio LSB)
"Factory Settings"
715-300 A6 / Postcard Detection 0 2 0 O 0: The default in the Table
1: A6 SEF
2: Japanese Postcard SEF (mm series) or Postcard SEF (inch series)
715-302 A4S/8.5in Detection 2 0 6 3 O 0: 210 mm 1: 211 mm 2: 212 mm 3: 213 mm
4: 214 mm 5: 215 mm 6: 216 mm
715-303 B5/8x10 Detection 0 3 0 O 0: The default in the Table
1: Detect as B5 LEF or Executive LEF
2: Detect as 8x10 LEF/8x10.5 LEF Mixed
3: For design verification, performance not guaranteed
715-305 8.5x13/8.5x14 Detection 0 3 0 O 0: The default in the Table
2: 13 inch
3: 14 inch
715-306 Original detection table for special paper 0 2 0 O 0: Special documents not supported
1: A4 LEF when APS is OFF and A3 when APS in ON
2: Letter LEF when APS is OFF and 17 inch when APS in ON
715-307 Change Size Table 1 5 2 O 1: Inch 13-2
2: mm-2
3: mm
4: Inch 13-1
5: Inch 14
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Range Range
715-310 A3/11x17 Detection 0 3 0 O 0: The default in the Table
1: A3 SEF
3: Detect as A3 SEF/11x17 SEF Mixed
715-311 A4/8.5x11 Detection 0 3 0 O 0: The default in the Table
1: A4 LEF
3: Detect as 8.5x11 LEF/A4 LEF Mixed
715-312 A6 SEF Threshold 50 110 90 O Changes the Fast Scan direction threshold value for Non-standard, as well as Japa-
nese Postcard SEF, Postcard SEF, and A6 SEF. When other than 50 to 110 has been
set, the Fast Scan direction threshold value is 90 mm.
50: 50 mm
[Down] (1 mm increment/step)
110: 110 mm
715-317 No. of AOC Fail 0 65535 0 O
715-344 Document Size Detection 0 3 0 O (IISS)
0: Detection by 4 registers
1: Detection by 3 registers (countermeasure for dirt)
(IPoC)
0: Detection by 4 registers
1: Detection by 3 registers (countermeasure for dirt); 2 at open + the document edge at
close
2: Detection by 3 registers (countermeasure for dirt); 2 at open + the ladder edge at
close
3: Detection by 2 registers (countermeasure for dirt); 2 at open
715-345 GCO/TFX Size Detection 0 1 1 O 0: GCO (16K/8K = 270x195/270x390)
1: TFX (16K/8K = 267x194/267x388)
715-346 B4/8-Kai Detection 0 6 3 O 0: 256 mm 1: 258 mm 2: 260 mm 3: 262 mm
4: 264 mm 5: 266 mm 6: 268 mm
715-347 8-Kai/11x17 Detection 0 6 3 O 0: 269 mm 1: 271 mm 2: 273 mm 3: 275 mm
4: 277 mm 5: 279 mm 6: 281 mm
715-349 B6/5x7 Detection 0 2 0 O 0: The default in the Table
1: B6 SEF
2: 5x7 SEF
715-418 AOCerr 0 255 0 O No. of times the AOC flow has ended abnormally
6.3.5 NVM 740_IOT Manager List
Table 1 NVM 740_IOT Manager List
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Default Minimum Maximum Allowed/ Can be
Chain-Link NVM Name Value value value Description Unit Protected initialized
740-002 Cycle Down Timer for Sheet Empty 7000 0 20000 Cycle down timer for Sheet Empty. 1 [ms] O O
Timer for starting Cycle Down after the machine becomes the Sheet Empty status while
printing.
When Cycle Down starts at abnormal failure or when a stop instruction is issued, Cycle
Down starts immediately without using this timer.
740-006 PAR Receive Timeout Error 0 0 255 No. of Sending Timeouts - O O
740-007 PAR Receive Sequence Bit Error 0 0 255 No. of Sequence Bit errors - O O
740-008 PAR Receive Check Sum Error 0 0 255 No. of Check Sum errors - O O
740-009 PAR Send Error 0 0 255 No. of IOT Resends - O O
740-028 ACS Wait Timer 20 0 255 The maximum activation wait time until a color mode is determined when the ACS stan- 100 [ms] O O
dard switching mode is set.
740-029 ACS BW Plate Count 5 3 255 The B/W Continuous Sheets Threshold Value, which is used to judge if the machine Side O O
has switched to the B/W mode when the ACS standard switching mode is set.
740-030 ACS Sheet Read Count 3 0 255 The number of look-ahead sheets, which is used to judge if the machine has switched Sheet O O
to the B/W mode when the ACS standard switching mode is set.
740-033 Normal Smear Countermeasure Switch 0 0 1 Operate in FC Mode without following the instruction from the Controller. - O X
0: OFF, 1: ON
740-034 Heavyweight1 Type Smear Countermeasure 0 0 1 Operate in FC Mode without following the instruction from the Controller. - O X
Switch 0: OFF, 1: ON
740-035 HW Heavyweight Type Smear Countermea- 0 0 1 Operate in FC Mode without following the instruction from the Controller. - O X
sure Switch 0: OFF, 1: ON
740-036 Gloss1 Type Smear Countermeasure 0 0 1 Operate in FC Mode without following the instruction from the Controller. - O X
740-037 HW Gloss Type Smear Countermeasure 0 0 1 Operate in FC Mode without following the instruction from the Controller. - O X
740-038 Access Detector Selection Switch 0 0 1 Select Execute/Do not execute the Access Detector. - O X
0: Perform (Accept the SC Prestart Marking from the Controller.)
1: Do not perform (Ignore the SC Prestart Marking from the Controller.)
740-042 Diagnostic Device Data Send Cycle 0 0 12 Send cycle for diagnostic device usage status (Local) - O O
1-12: Send Cycle Time (TIme)
0: Do not send
740-061 EEPROM Information 0 0 2 2: High, 1: Mid, 0: Low - X X
740-109 Productivity Modification Switch (Heavy- 0 0 1 Change the productivity with Heavyweight Smear Countermeasure. - O X
weight Smear Countermeasure)* This is 0: OFF (Do not perform), 1: ON (Perform)
valid only for 25-sheet and 35-sheet models.
740-110 Custom Toner Mode Switch History 0 0 1 Custom Toner Mode Entry History - O X
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Table 1 NVM 742_Paper Handling List
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Chain-Link NVM Name Value value value Description Protected initialized
742-001 Side Regi Adjustment (ALL) 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment. ALL (All Tray/Side/Paper type/Effect PS)_0.105[mm/step] O O
Adjustment
*Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction makes the left margin narrower.
742-002 Side Regi Adjustment (Tray1 Side1) 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment. Tray1 Side1 (All Paper Type/Effect PS)_0.105[mm/step] O O
Adjustment
Adjustment
742-006 Side Regi Adjustment (MSI Side1) 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment. MSI Side1 (All Paper Type/Effect PS)_0.105[mm/step] O O
Adjustment
742-021 Side Regi Adjustment (Duplex) 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment. Duplex (All Tray/Paper Type/Effect PS)_0.105[mm/step] O O
Adjustment
Adjustment
Adjustment
742-026 Side Regi Adjustment (MSI Side1) 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment. MSI Side2 (All Paper Type/Effect PS)_0.105[mm/step] O O
Adjustment
742-041 Lead Regi Adjustment (ALL) 80 0 160 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment. ALL (All Tray/Side/Paper Type/Effect PS)_0.126[mm/step] O O
Adjustment
*Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction makes the lead edge margin wider.
742-042 Lead Regi Adjustment (Tray1) 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment. Tray1 (All Paper Type/Effect PS)_0.126[mm/step] Adjust- O O
ment
742-043 Lead Regi Adjustment (Tray2) 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment. Tray2 (All Paper Type/Effect PS)_0.126[mm/step] Adjust- O O
ment
742-046 Lead Regi Adjustment (MSI) 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment. MSI (All Paper Type/Effect PS)_0.126[mm/step] Adjustment O O
742-061 Lead Regi Adjustment (Duplex) 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment. Duplex (All Tray/Paper Type/effect PS)_0.126[mm/step] O O
Adjustment
742-062 No Paper Run & Jam Bypass 0 0 15 0: Normal Mode, 1: Jam Bypass, 2: No Paper Run, 3: IBT Check O O
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742-064 Side Regi Adjustment (Tray1/Side1/ 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Side Regi Adjustment (Tray1/Side1/Plain/126[mm/s])_0.105[mm/step] Adjust- O O
Plain/126[mm/s]) ment
742-066 Side Regi Adjustment 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Side Regi Adjustment (Tray2/Side1/Heavyweight1/126[mm/s])_0.105[mm/ O O
(Tray2/Side1/Heavyweight1/126[mm/ step] Adjustment
s]) *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction makes the left margin narrower.
742-067 Side Regi Adjustment 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Side Regi Adjustment (Tray2/Side1/Heavyweight1/63[mm/s])_0.105[mm/step] O O
(Tray2/Side1/Heavyweight1/63[mm/s]) Adjustment
742-068 Side Regi Adjustment 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Side Regi Adjustment (Tray2/Side1/Extra Heavyweight/63[mm/s])_0.105[mm/ O O
(Tray2/Side1/Extra Heavyweight/ step] Adjustment
63[mm/s]) *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction makes the left margin narrower.
742-069 Side Regi Adjustment (Tray2/Side1/ 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Side Regi Adjustment (Tray2/Side1/Labels1/126[mm/s])_0.105[mm/ O O
Labels1/126[mm/s]) step]Adjustment
742-070 Side Regi Adjustment (Tray2/Side1/ 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Side Regi Adjustment (Tray2/Side1/Labels1/63[mm/s])_0.105[mm/ O O
Labels1/63[mm/s]) step]Adjustment
742-071 Side Regi Adjustment (Tray2/Side1/HW 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Side Regi Adjustment (Tray2/Side1/HW Labels/63[mm/s])_0.105[mm/ O O
Labels/63[mm/s]) step]Adjustment
742-072 Side Regi Adjustment 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Side Regi Adjustment (MSI/Side1/Plain/126[mm/s])_0.105[mm/step] Adjust- O O
(MSI/Side1/Plain/126[mm/s]) ment
742-073 Side Regi Adjustment 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Side Regi Adjustment (MSI/Side1/Heavyweight1/126[mm/s])_0.105[mm/step] O O
(MSI/Side1/Heavyweight1/126[mm/s]) Adjustment
742-075 Side Regi Adjustment 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Side Regi Adjustment (MSI/Side1/Extra Heavyweight/63[mm/s])_0.105[mm/ O O
(MSI/Side1/Extra Heavyweight/63[mm/ step] Adjustment
742-076 Side Regi Adjustment (MSI/Side1/ 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Side Regi Adjustment (MSI/Side1/Labels1/126[mm/s])_0.105[mm/step] O O
Labels1/126[mm/s]) Adjustment
742-077 Side Regi Adjustment (MSI/Side1/ 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Side Regi Adjustment (MSI/Side1/Labels1/63[mm/s])_0.105[mm/step] Adjust- O O
Labels1/63[mm/s]) ment
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742-078 Side Regi Adjustment (MSI/Side1/ 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Side Regi Adjustment (MSI/Side1/Labels2/63[mm/s])_0.105[mm/step] Adjust- O O
Labels2/63[mm/s]) ment
742-081 Side Regi Adjustment 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Side Regi Adjustment (Tray2/Side2/Heavyweight1/126[mm/s])_0.105[mm/ O O
(Tray2/Side2/Heavyweight1/126[mm/ step] Adjustment
742-082 Side Regi Adjustment 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Side Regi Adjustment (Tray2/Side2/Heavyweight1/63[mm/s])_0.105[mm/step] O O
(Tray2/Side2/Heavyweight1/63[mm/s]) Adjustment
742-083 Side Regi Adjustment 0 -50 50 Main Scanning Direction Side Regi Adjustment (MSI/Side2/Plain/126[mm/s])_0.105[mm/step] Adjust- O O
(MSI/Side2/Plain/126[mm/s]) ment
742-086 Side Regi Adjustment 0 -4 4 Main Scanning Direction from the UI Side Regi Adjustment (MSI)_0.525[mm/step] Adjustment O O
(UI Adjustment ValueMSI) (=0.105mm/stepX5step)
742-087 Side Regi Adjustment 0 -4 4 Main Scanning Direction from the UI Side Regi Adjustment (Tray1)_0.525[mm/step] Adjustment O O
(UI Adjustment Value Tray1) (=0.105mm/stepX5step)
742-088 Side Regi Adjustment 0 -4 4 Main Scanning Direction from the UI Side Regi Adjustment (Tray2)_0.525[mm/step] Adjustment O O
(UI Adjustment Value Tray2) (=0.105mm/stepX5step)
742-089 Side Regi Adjustment 0 -4 4 Main Scanning Direction from the UI Side Regi Adjustment (Duplex)_0.525[mm/step] Adjustment O O
(UI Adjustment Value Duplex) (=0.105mm/stepX5step)
742-090 Side Regi Adjustment 0 -50 50 Side Regi Adjustment Value when delivering the Tray Module (Tray2)_0.105[mm/step] units X O
(Tray2 Delivery Adjustment Value)
742-091 Lead Regi Adjustment 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment (Tray1/Plain/126[mm/s])_0.126[mm/step] Adjustment O O
(Tray1/Plain/126[mm/s]) *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction makes the lead edge margin wider.
742-092 Lead Regi Adjustment 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment (Tray2/Plain/126[mm/s])_0.126[mm/step] Adjustment O O
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742-093 Lead Regi Adjustment 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment (Tray2/Heavyweight1/126[mm/s])_0.126[mm/step] Adjust- O O
(Tray2/Heavyweight1/126[mm/s]) ment
742-094 Lead Regi Adjustment 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment (Tray2/Heavyweight1/63[mm/s])_0.126[mm/step] Adjustment O O
(Tray2/Heavyweight1/63[mm/s]) *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction makes the lead edge margin wider.
742-095 Lead Regi Adjustment 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment (Tray2/Extra Heavyweight/63[mm/s])_0.126[mm/step] Adjust- O O
(Tray2/Extra Heavyweight/63[mm/s]) ment
742-096 Lead Regi Adjustment 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment (Tray2/Labels1/126[mm/s])_0.126[mm/step] Adjustment O O
(Tray2/Labels1/126[mm/s]) *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction makes the lead edge margin wider.
742-099 Lead Regi Adjustment 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment (MSI/Plain/126[mm/s])_0.126[mm/step] Adjustment O O
(MSI/Plain/126[mm/s]) *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction makes the lead edge margin wider.
742-100 Lead Regi Adjustment 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment (MSI/Heavyweight1/126[mm/s])_0.126[mm/step] Adjustment O O
(MSI/Heavyweight1/126[mm/s]) *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction makes the lead edge margin wider.
742-101 Lead Regi Adjustment 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment (MSI/Heavyweight1/63[mm/s])_0.126[mm/step] Adjustment O O
(MSI/Heavyweight1/63[mm/s]) *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction makes the lead edge margin wider.
742-102 Lead Regi Adjustment 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment (MSI/Extra Heavyweight/63[mm/s])_0.126[mm/step] Adjust- O O
(MSI/Extra Heavyweight/63[mm/s]) ment
742-103 Lead Regi Adjustment 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment (MSI/Labels1/126[mm/s])_0.126[mm/step] Adjustment O O
(MSI/Labels1/126[mm/s]) *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction makes the lead edge margin wider.
742-106 Lead Regi Adjustment 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment (Duplex/Plain/126[mm/s])_0.126[mm/step] Adjustment O O
(Duplex/Plain/126[mm/s]) *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction makes the lead edge margin wider.
742-107 Lead Regi Adjustment 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment (Duplex/Heavyweight1/126[mm/s])_0.126[mm/step] Adjust- O O
(Duplex/Heavyweight1/126[mm/s]) ment
742-108 Lead Regi Adjustment 40 0 80 Sub Scanning Direction Regi Adjustment (Duplex/Heavyweight1/63[mm/s])_0.126[mm/step] Adjust- O O
(Duplex/Heavyweight1/63[mm/s]) ment
742-109 Lead Regi Adjustment 0 -4 4 Sub Scanning Direction from the UI Regi Adjustment (MSI)_0.504[mm/step] Adjustment (=0.126mm/ O O
(UI Adjustment ValueMSI) stepX4step)
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742-110 Lead Regi Adjustment 0 -4 4 Sub Scanning Direction from the UI Regi Adjustment (Tray1)_0.504[mm/step] Adjustment (=0.126mm/ O O
(UI Adjustment Value Tray1) stepX4step)
742-111 Lead Regi Adjustment 0 -4 4 Sub Scanning direction from the UI Regi Adjustment (Tray2)_0.504[mm/step] Adjustment (=0.126mm/ O O
(UI Adjustment Value Tray2) stepX4step)
742-112 Lead Regi Adjustment 0 -4 4 Sub Scanning Direction from the UI Regi Adjustment (Duplex)_0.504[mm/step] Adjustment O O
(UI Adjustment Value Duplex) (=0.126mm/stepX4step)
742-114 Dup Option Availability Switch 0 0 1 Decide whether the Dup Unit is present or not. O X
0: Dup Option No, 1: Dup Option Yes
742-117 Tray1 Feed Control Start Timing 1st 0 -100 100 Tray1 Feed Start Timing Adjustment (126[mm/s]) 1st page_1[ms/step] Adjustment O O
page (126[mm/s]) (Feed Start~"Tray1 *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Feed Start timing.
Feed Clutch On") +/-100ms Adjustment possible as 0 = -1350.
742-118 Tray1 Feed Control Start Timing 2nd 0 -100 100 Tray1 Feed Start Timing Adjustment (126[mm/s]) 2nd page and after_1[ms/step] Adjustment O O
page and after (126[mm/s]) (Feed- *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Feed Start timing.
Start~"Tray1 Feed Clutch On") +/-100ms Adjustment possible as 0 = -1150.
742-119 Tray2 Feed Control Start Timing 0 -25 100 Tray2 Feed Start Timing Adjustment (63[mm/s])_2[ms/step] Adjustment O O
(63[mm/s]) (Feed Start~"Feed Req *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Feed Start timing.
Command On")
742-120 Tray2 Feed Control Start Timing 0 -25 100 Tray2 Feed Start Timing Adjustment (126[mm/s])_2[ms/step] Adjustment O O
(126[mm/s]) (Feed Start~"Feed Req *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Feed Start timing.
Command On")
742-121 MSI Feed Control Start Timing (63[mm/ 0 -100 100 MSI Feed Start Timing Adjustment (63[mm/s]/Other than Plain)_1[ms/step] Adjustment O O
s]) (Feed Start~"MSI Feed Clutch On") *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Feed Start timing.
+/-100ms Adjustment possible as 0 = -2910.
742-122 MSI Feed Control Start Timing 0 -100 100 MSI Feed Start Timing Adjustment (126[mm/s]/Plain)_1[ms/step] Adjustment O O
(126[mm/s]) (Feed Start~"MSI Feed *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Feed Start timing.
Clutch On") +/-100ms Adjustment possible as 0 = -1530.
742-137 PreRegi Start Timing (Tray2/63[mm/s]) 0 -100 100 TM Takeaway Motor Drive Timing Adjustment (Tray 2/63[mm/s]). O O
("Tray2 Feed Start" ~ "TM TA Control *This parameter is notified to the TM through the communication at P-ON.
Start") Adjusts by 2[ms/step].
742-138 PreRegi Start Timing (Tray2/126[mm/ 0 -100 100 TM Takeaway Motor Drive Timing Adjustment (Tray 2/126[mm/s]). O O
s]) ("Tray2 Feed Start" ~ "TM TA Con- *This parameter is notified to the TM through the communication at P-ON.
trol Start") Adjusts by 2[ms/step].
742-141 Loop Amount Adjustment 0 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the Dup Control should stop after the Regi Snr ON (ALL)_1[ms/step] Adjust- O O
(ALL) ment
("Regi Snr On Detection"~"Regi Loop *This NVM is used in the Individual Support mode.
Control Stop") *The Invert Mot will only engage in single sheet feed mode.
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742-142 Loop Amount Adjustment 0 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the Tray1 Feed CL should stop after the Regi Snr ON (Tray1/126[mm/s]/ O X
(Tray 1/126[mm/s]/Plain); Plain)
("Regi Snr On Detection"~"Tray1 Feed Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
CL Stop") *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Tray1 Feed CLL OFF timing.
+/-125ms Adjustment possible as 0 = 157.
742-143 Loop Amount Adjustment 0 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the TM Regi should stop after the Regi Snr ON (Tray2/126[mm/s]/Plain) O X
(Tray 2/126[mm/s]/Plain) Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
("Regi Snr On Detection"~"TM Regi *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the TM Regi Stop (HotLine) ON timing.
Stop") +/-125ms Adjustment possible as 0 = 138.
742-144 Loop Amount Adjustment -21 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the TM Regi should stop after the Regi Snr ON (Tray2/126[mm/s]/Heavy- O X
(Tray 2/126[mm/s]/Extra Heavyweight) weight)
("Regi Snr On Detection"~"TM Regi Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
Stop") *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the TM Regi Stop (HotLine) ON timing.
742-145 Loop Amount Adjustment -21 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the TM Regi should stop after the Regi Snr ON (Tray2/63[mm/s]/Heavy- O X
(Tray 2/63[mm/s]/Extra Heavyweight) weight)
("Regi Snr On Detection"~TM Regi Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
742-146 Loop Amount Adjustment -32 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the TM Regi should stop after the Regi Snr ON (Tray2/63[mm/s]/Extra O X
(Tray 2/63[mm/s]/Extra Heavyweight) Heavyweight)
("Regi Snr On Detection"~"TM Regi Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
742-147 Loop Amount Adjustment -24 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the TM Regi should stop after the Regi Snr ON (Tray2/126[mm/s]/Labels) O X
(Tray 2/126[mm/s]/HW Labels) Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
742-148 Loop Amount Adjustment -24 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the TM Regi should stop after the Regi Snr ON (Tray2/63[mm/s]/Labels) O X
742-149 Loop Amount Adjustment -24 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the TM Regi should stop after the Regi Snr ON (Tray2/63[mm/s]/Labels2) O X
742-150 Loop Amount Adjustment -16 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the MSI Feed CL should stop after the Regi Snr ON (Tray1/126[mm/s]/Plain) O X
(MSI/126[mm/s]/Plain) Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
("Regi Snr On detection"~"MSI Feed *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Tray1 Feed CLL OFF timing.
CL Stop") +/-125ms Adjustment possible as 0 = 157.
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742-151 Loop Amount Adjustment 0 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the MSI Feed CL should stop after the Regi Snr ON (MSI/126[mm/s]/Heavy- O X
(MSI/126[mm/s]/Heavyweight) weight)
("Regi Snr On detection"~"MSI Feed Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
CL Stop") *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the MSI Feed CLL OFF timing.
742-152 Loop Amount Adjustment 0 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the MSI Feed CL should stop after the Regi Snr ON (Tray1/63[mm/s]/Heavy- O X
(MSI/63[mm/s]/Heavyweight) weight)
742-153 Loop Amount Adjustment 0 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the MSI Feed CL should stop after the Regi Snr ON (Tray1/63[mm/s]/Heavy- O X
(MSI/63[mm/s]/Extra Heavyweight) weight)
742-154 Loop Amount Adjustment 0 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the MSI Feed CL should stop after the Regi Snr ON (MSI/126[mm/s]/Labels) O X
(MSI/126[mm/s]/Labels) Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
("Regi Snr On detection"~"MSI Feed *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the MSI Feed CLL OFF timing.
742-155 Loop Amount Adjustment 0 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the MSI Feed CL should stop after the Regi Snr ON (MSI/63[mm/s]/Labels) O X
(MSI/63[mm/s]/Labels) Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
742-156 Loop Amount Adjustment 0 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the MSI Feed CL should stop after the Regi Snr ON (MSI/63[mm/s]/Labels2) O X
(MSI/63[mm/s]/HW Labels) Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
742-157 Loop Amount Adjustment -16 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the Duplex CL should stop after the Regi Snr ON (Duplex/126[mm/s]/Plain) O O
(Duplex/126[mm/s]/Plain); Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
("Regi Snr On Detection"~"Dup CL *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Duplex Clutch OFF timing.
742-158 Loop Amount Adjustment -48 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the Duplex CL should stop after the Regi Snr ON (Duplex/126[mm/s]/Heavy- O O
(Duplex/126[mm/s]/Heavyweight); weight)
("Regi Snr On Detection"~"Dup CL Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
Stop") *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Duplex Clutch OFF timing.
742-159 Loop Amount Adjustment -96 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the Duplex CL should stop after the Regi Snr ON (Duplex/63[mm/s]/Heavy- O O
(Duplex/63[mm/s]/Heavyweight); weight)
("Regi Snr On Detection"~"Dup CL Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
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742-160 Loop Amount Adjustment 0 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the Invert Motor should stop after the Regi Snr ON (Invert/126[mm/s]/Plain) O O
(Invert/126[mm/s]/Plain) *Only engage in single sheet feed mode.
("Regi Snr On Detection"~"Invert Motor Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
Stop") *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Invert Motor Stop timing.
742-161 Loop Amount Adjustment 0 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the Invert Motor should stop after the Regi Snr ON (Invert/126[mm/s]/ O O
(Invert/126[mm/s]/Heavyweight1) Heavyweight1)
("Regi Snr On Detection"~"Invert Motor *Only engage in single sheet feed mode.
Stop") Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
*Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Invert Motor Stop timing.
742-162 Loop Amount Adjustment 0 -125 125 Adjusts the timing of when the Invert Motor should stop after the Regi Snr ON (Invert/63[mm/s]/ O O
(Invert/63[mm/s]/Heavyweight1) Heavyweight1)
("Regi Snr On Detection"~"Invert Motor *Only engage in single sheet feed mode.
Stop") Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
*Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Invert Motor Stop timing.
742-163 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (Tray1/MSI/Common Tray2) O O
(Tray1/MSI/Tray2 Common) **Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Assist Operation Start timing.
742-164 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (MSI)_1[mm/step] O O
(MSI) **Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Assist Operation Start timing.
742-165 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (Tray2)_1[mm/step] O O
(Tray2) **Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Assist Operation Start timing.
742-166 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (1G)_1[mm/step] O O
(1G) **Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Assist Operation Start timing.
742-170 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (Tray1/126[mm/s]/Plain)_1[mm/step] O O
(Tray 1/126[mm/s]/Plain); **Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Assist Operation Start timing.
742-171 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (MSI/126[mm/s]/Plain)_1[mm/step] O O
(MSI/126[mm/s]/Plain) **Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Assist Operation Start timing.
742-172 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (MSI/63[mm/s]/Heavyweight)_1[mm/ O O
(MSI/63[mm/s]/Heavyweight) step]
**Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Assist Operation Start timing.
742-173 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (MSI/126[mm/s]/Heavyweight)_1[mm/ O O
(MSI/126[mm/s]/Heavyweight) step]
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742-174 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (MSI/63[mm/s]/Extra Heavy- O O
(MSI/63[mm/s]/Extra Heavyweight) weight)_1[mm/step]
742-175 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (MSI/63[mm/s]/Labels1)_1[mm/step] O O
(MSI/63[mm/s]/Labels1) **Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Assist Operation Start timing.
742-178 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (Tray2/126[mm/s]/Plain)_1[mm/step] O O
(Tray 2/126[mm/s]/Plain) **Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Assist Operation Start timing.
742-179 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (Tray2/63[mm/s]/Heavyweight)_1[mm/ O O
(Tray 2/63[mm/s]/Extra Heavyweight) step]
742-180 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (Tray2/126[mm/s]/Heavyweight)_1[mm/ O O
(Tray 2/126[mm/s]/Extra Heavyweight) step]
742-181 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (Tray2/63[mm/s]/Extra Heavy- O O
(Tray 2/63[mm/s]/Extra Heavyweight) weight)_1[mm/step]
742-182 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (Tray2/63[mm/s]/Labels1)_1[mm/step] O O
(Tray2/63[mm/s]/Labels1) **Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Assist Operation Start timing.
742-185 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (Duplex/126[mm/s]/Plain)_1[mm/step] O O
(Duplex/126[mm/s]/Plain); **Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Assist Operation Start timing.
742-186 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (Duplex/63[mm/s]/Heavyweight)_1[mm/ O O
(Duplex/63[mm/s]/Heavyweight); step]
742-187 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 0 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (Duplex/126[mm/s]/Heavyweight)_1[mm/ O O
(Duplex/126[mm/s]/Heavyweight); step]
742-188 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment -18 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (Invert/126[mm/s]/Plain)_1[mm/step] O O
(Invert/126[mm/s]/Plain) **Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Assist Operation Start timing.
742-189 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment 28 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (Invert/63[mm/s]/Heavyweight)_1[mm/ O O
(Invert/63[mm/s]/Heavyweight1) step]
742-190 Regi Assist Start Timing Adjustment -18 -127 127 Adjusts the Assist Operation start timing when Regi is ejected (Invert/126[mm/s]/Heavyweight)_1[mm/ O O
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742-191 Regi Assist Stop Timing Adjustment 0 0 961 Adjusts the timing of Regi Feed start to stop (Tray1/Common MSI)_1[ms/step] O O
(Tray1/MSI Common) *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Stop timing.
742-192 Regi Assist Stop Timing Adjustment 0 0 961 Adjusts the timing of Regi Feed start to stop (MSI)_1[ms/step] O O
(MSI) *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Stop timing.
742-193 Regi Assist Stop Timing Adjustment 0 0 961 Adjusts the timing of Regi Feed start to stop (1G)_1[ms/step] O O
(1G) *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Stop timing.
742-197 Regi Assist Stop Timing Adjustment 0 0 395 Adjusts the timing of when the Tray1 Feed CL should stop after the Regi Feed starts (Tray1/126[mm/s]/ O O
(Tray 1/126[mm/s]/Plain); Plain)
Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
*Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Tray1 Feed CLL OFF timing.
742-198 Regi Assist Stop Timing Adjustment 0 0 526 Adjusts the timing of when the MSI Feed CL should stop after the Regi Feed starts (MSI/126[mm/s]/ O O
(MSI/126[mm/s]/Plain) Plain)
*Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the MSI Feed CLL OFF timing.
(MSI/63[mm/s]/Heavyweight) Heavyweight1)
(MSI/126[mm/s]/Heavyweight) Heavyweight1)
(MSI/63[mm/s]/Extra Heavyweight) Extra Heavyweight)
(MSI/63[mm/s]/Labels1) Labels1)
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742-205 Registration Operation Stop Timing 0 0 100 Regi CL Stop Timing Adjustment (63[mm/s])_1[ms/step] Adjustment O O
(63[mm/s]) +/-100ms Adjustment possible as 0 = 165.
(Regi Snr Off)(RT4)
742-206 Registration Operation Stop Timing 0 0 100 Regi CL Stop Timing Adjustment (126[mm/s])_1[ms/step] Adjustment O O
(126[mm/s]) +/-100ms Adjustment possible as 0 = 83.
(Regi Snr Off)(RT4)
742-207 Invert Motor Current Value Weak Cur- 2 0 15 Invert Motor Weak Current Value O O
rent 0.1[A] Adjustment
742-208 Invert Motor Current Value Mid-current 4 0 15 Invert Motor Mid-current Value (63[mm/s]) O O
(63[mm/s]) 0.1[A] Adjustment
742-209 Invert Motor Current Value Weak Cur- 4 0 15 Invert Motor Weak Current Value (126[mm/s]) O O
rent (126[mm/s]) 0.1[A] Adjustment
742-210 CW->CCW Switch Timing (126[mm/s]/ -48 -100 100 Adjusts the timing of when the Invert Motor forward rotation should stop for the purpose of paper inver- O O
Plain)(IT3) sion after the paper transport Exit Sensor 1 Off (126[mm/s]/Plain)_1[ms/step]
Heavyweight1)(IT3) sion after the paper transport Exit Sensor 1 Off (126[mm/s]/Heavyweight1)_1[ms/step]
Heavyweight1)(IT3) sion after the paper transport Exit Sensor 1 Off (126[mm/s]/Heavyweight1)_1[ms/step]
742-213 CCW->CW Switch Timing (Case 1) 0 -100 100 Adjusts the timing of when the Invert Motor reverse rotation should stop for the purpose of paper inver- O O
(126[mm/s]/Plain)(IT1) sion after the Side2 Regi Start (126[mm/s]/Plain)_1[ms/step]
(63[mm/s]/Heavyweight1)(IT1) sion after the Side2 Regi Start (63[mm/s]/Heavyweight1)_1[ms/step]
(126[mm/s]/Heavyweight1)(IT1) sion after the Side2 Regi Start (126[mm/s]/Heavyweight1)_1[ms/step]
(126[mm/s]/Plain)(IT1) sion after the Side2 Exit Snr ON (126[mm/s]/Plain)_1[ms/step]
(63[mm/s]/Heavyweight1)(IT1) sion after the Side2 Exit Snr ON (63[mm/s]/Heavyweight1)_1[ms/step]
(126[mm/s]/Heavyweight1)(IT1) sion after the Side2 Exit Snr ON (126[mm/s]/Heavyweight1)_1[ms/step]

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742-219 Duplex Transport Operation Start Tim- 0 0 100 Duplex Clutch ON Timing at invert intake (126[mm/s]/Plain) O O
ing (126[mm/s]/Plain) Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
742-220 Duplex Transport Operation Start Tim- 0 0 200 Duplex Clutch ON Timing at invert intake (63[mm/s]/Heavyweight1) O O
ing (63[mm/s]/Heavyweight1) Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
742-221 Duplex Transport Operation Start Tim- 0 0 100 Duplex Clutch ON Timing at invert intake (126[mm/s]/Heavyweight1) O O
ing (126[mm/s]/Heavyweight1) Adjusts by 1[ms/step].
742-222 Duplex Transport Operation Pause 0 -100 100 The Duplex Clutch OFF Timing for temporary stoppage at Duplex Path O O
Timing (2-sheet feed/126[mm/s]/Plain)_1[ms/step] Adjustment
(2-sheet feed/126[mm/s]/Plain)(DT1) *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Duplex Clutch OFF timing.
Timing (2-sheet feed/63[mm/s]/Heavyweight1)_1[ms/step]Adjustment
(2-sheet feed/63[mm/s]/ *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Duplex Clutch OFF timing.
Heavyweight1)(DT1) +/-200ms Adjustment possible as 0 = 4377.
Timing (2-sheet feed/126[mm/s]/Heavyweight1)_1[ms/step]Adjustment
(2-sheet feed/126[mm/s]/ *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Duplex Clutch OFF timing.
Heavyweight1)(DT1) +/-100ms Adjustment possible as 0 = 2206.
742-225 Duplex Feed Operation Start Timing 0 -100 100 Duplex Clutch ON timing after the temporary stoppage at Duplex Path O O
(2-sheet feed/126[mm/s]/Plain)(DT2) (2-sheet feed/126[mm/s]/Plain)_1[ms/step] Adjustment
*Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Duplex Clutch OFF timing.
(2-sheet feed/63[mm/s]/ (2-sheet feed/63[mm/s]/Heavyweight1)_1[ms/step]Adjustment
Heavyweight1)(DT2) *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Duplex Clutch OFF timing.
(2-sheet feed/126[mm/s]/ (2-sheet feed/126[mm/s]/Heavyweight1)_1[ms/step]Adjustment
Heavyweight1)(DT2) *Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction delays the Duplex Clutch OFF timing.
742-232 MSI Jam Clear Assist Control Feed 0 -50 50 Adjusts the cause paper transport duration when Regi Sensor On Jam generates (63[mm/s])_10[ms/ O O
Time (63[mm/s]) step]
*Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction makes the duration longer.
742-233 MSI Jam Clear Assist Control Feed 0 -50 50 Adjusts the cause paper transport duration when Regi Sensor On Jam generates (126[mm/s])_10[ms/ O O
Time (126[mm/s]) step]
*Adjusting the value in the plus (+) direction makes the duration longer.
742-234 Sub Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 24711 16000 26000 Adjusts the Sub Motor Regi Transport Speed. (Plain/126 Speed/Tray1) [Division Ratio] O O
(Plain/126 Speed/Tray1)
742-235 Sub Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 24711 16000 26000 Adjusts the Sub Motor Regi Transport Speed. (Plain/126 Speed/MSI) [Division Ratio] O O
(Plain/126 Speed/MSI)
742-236 Sub Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 24932 16000 26000 Adjusts the Sub Motor Regi Transport Speed. (Plain/126 Speed/Tray2) [Division Ratio] O O
(Plain/126 Speed/Tray2)
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742-237 Sub Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 24858 16000 26000 Adjusts the Sub Motor Regi Transport Speed. (Heavyweight1/126 Speed/MSI) [Division Ratio] O O
(Heavyweight1/126 Speed/MSI)
742-238 Sub Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 24858 16000 26000 Adjusts the Sub Motor Regi Transport Speed. (Heavyweight1/126 Speed/Tray2) [Division Ratio] O O
(Heavyweight1/126 Speed/Tray2)
742-239 Sub Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 24858 16000 26000 Adjusts the Sub Motor Regi Transport Speed. (Labels1/126 Speed/MSI) [Division Ratio] O O
(Labels1/126 Speed/MSI)
742-240 Sub Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 24858 16000 26000 Adjusts the Sub Motor Regi Transport Speed. (Labels1/126 Speed/Tray2) [Division Ratio] O O
(Labels1/126 Speed/Tray2)
742-241 Sub Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 24858 16000 26000 Adjusts the Sub Motor Regi Transport Speed. (Gloss1/126 Speed/MSI) [Division Ratio] O O
(Gloss1/126 Speed/MSI)
742-242 Sub Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 24858 16000 26000 Adjusts the Sub Motor Regi Transport Speed. (Gloss1/126 Speed/Tray2) [Division Ratio] O O
(Gloss1/126 Speed/Tray2)
742-243 Sub Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 49715 40000 50000 Adjusts the Sub Motor Regi Transport Speed. (Heavyweight1/63 Speed/MSI) [Division Ratio] O O
(Heavyweight1/63 Speed/MSI)
742-244 Sub Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 49715 40000 50000 Adjusts the Sub Motor Regi Transport Speed. (Heavyweight1/63 Speed/Tray2) [Division Ratio] O O
(Heavyweight1/63 Speed/Tray2)
742-245 Sub Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 49814 40000 50000 Adjusts the Sub Motor Regi Transport Speed. (Extra Heavyweight/63 Speed/MSI) [Division Ratio] O O
(Extra Heavyweight/63 Speed/MSI)
742-246 Sub Motor Speed Fine Adjustment 49814 40000 50000 Adjusts the Sub Motor Regi Transport Speed. (Extra Heavyweight/63 Speed/Tray2) [Division Ratio] O O
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Chain-Link NVM Name Value value m value Description Unit Protected initialized
744-001 B/W Plain S Setting Temperature 5 0 5 Control Table No. - O O
0: 1-1, 1: 1-2, 2: 1-3, 3: 2-1, 4: 2-2, 5: 2-3
744-002 B/W Heavyweight S Setting Temperature 1 0 2 Control Table No. - O O
0: 3-1: Heavyweight (Setting Temperature: L)
1: 3-2: Heavyweight (Standard)
2: 3-3: Heavyweight (Setting Temperature: H)
744-003 B/W Extra Heavyweight S Setting Temperature 2 0 2 Control Table No. - O O
0: 4-1, 1: 4-2, 2: 4-3
744-004 F/C Plain S Setting Temperature 5 0 5 Control Table No. - O O
0: 6-1, 1: 6-2, 2: 6-3, 3: 7-1, 4: 7-2, 5: 7-3
744-005 F/C Heavyweight S Setting Temperature 1 0 5 Control Table No. - O O
0: 8-1: Heavyweight1 (Setting Temperature: L)
1: 8-2: Heavyweight (Standard)
2: 8-3: Heavyweight1 (Setting Temperature: H)
3: 6-1: Plain1 (Setting Temperature: L)
4: 6-2: Plain1 (Standard)
5: 6-3: Plain1 (Setting Temperature: H)
744-006 F/C Extra Heavyweight S Setting Temperature 2 0 2 Control Table No. - O O
0: 9-1, 1: 9-2, 2: 9-3
744-007 Fusing Failure Individual Support Mode 12 0 15 Set the bit to "1" for the paper type on which to perform the individual support - O O
mode.
Bit0: Plain 1
Bit1: Plain 2
Bit2: Heavyweight
Bit3: Extra Heavyweight
Bit4~7: Not used
744-012 Fusing Motor Speed Fine Adjustment -140 -300 300 NVM for Fusing Motor Speed Fine Adjustment. Adjust by setting the division ratio. - O O
(126[mm/s]/Plain 1 = Plain AFG) (126[mm/s]/Plain1) (-0.6%)
(126[mm/s]/Plain 2 = Plain DEFG) (126[mm/s]/Plain2) (-0.6%)
(126[mm/s]/Plain S) (126[mm/s]/PlainS) (-0.2%)
(126[mm/s]/Heavyweight, Labels/BW) (126[mm/s]/Heavyweight/BW) (-0.4%)
(126[mm/s]/Gloss/BW) (126[mm/s]/Gloss/BW) (-0.2%)
(63[mm/s]/Heavyweight, Labels/FC) (63[mm/s]/Heavyweight/FC) (-0.4%)
(63[mm/s]/Gloss/FC) (63[mm/s]/Gloss/FC) (-0.2%)
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Chain-Link NVM Name Value value m value Description Unit Protected initialized
(63[mm/s]/Heavyweight2,Labels2,Envelope) (63[mm/s]/Extra Heavyweight) (-0.2%)
(63[mm/s]/HW Gloss) (63[mm/s]/HW Gloss) (-0.2%)
744-021 Fusing Failure Individual Support Mode Shift Tem- 5 0 20 The shift temperature for run temperature 1 O O
perature Plain 1 1 count = 1 [Degree] [degree]
perature Plain 2 1 count = 1 [Degree] [degree]
perature - Heavyweight 1 count = 1 [Degree] [degree]
perature - Extra Heavyweight 1 count = 1 [Degree] [degree]
744-025 Toner Blocking Countermeasure Applied Paper 0 0 255 Specify the combined bits for the paper types to apply the countermeasure. - O O
Type (Plain) 0: Do not apply, 1: PlainA, 2: PlainB, 4: PlainC, 8: PlainD, 16: PlainE, 32: PlainF,
64: PlainG, 128: Plain S
Type (Heavyweight BW) 0: Do not apply, 1: Heavyweight1A (BW), 2: Heavyweight1B (BW), 4: Heavyweight
C (BW)
8: Heavyweight1S (BW), 16: Gloss1 (BW), 32: Labels (BW)
Type (Heavyweight FC) 0: Do not apply, 1: Heavyweight1A (FC), 2: Heavyweight1B (FC), 4: Heavyweight
C (FC)
8: Heavyweight1S (FC), 16: Gloss1 (FC), 32: Labels (FC)
Type (Extra Heavyweight) 0: Do not apply, 1: Heavyweight2A (Include envelopes), 2: Extra Heavyweight B, 4:
Extra Heavyweight C,
8: Extra Heavyweight D, 16: Extra Heavyweight S, 32: HW Gloss, 64: Heavyweight
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744-029 Toner Blocking Countermeasure Interval Adjust- 0 0 50000 Interval adjustment value 1 [ms] O O
ment Value 1count=1[ms]
(126mm/s)
744-030 Toner Blocking Countermeasure Interval Adjust- 0 0 100000 Interval adjustment value 1 [ms] O O
ment Value 1count=1[ms]
(63mm/s)
744-031 HFSI Warning Threshold Value 400000 0 1200000 Notifies the time for Fusing Unit replacement - O O
Warning Value = HFSI Threshold Value - HFSI Warning Threshold Value
6.3.8 NVM 746_Xfer 1 List
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746-001 Primary Transfer Output Control SW 2 0 2 Control Switch of the Primary Transfer Output - O O
0: Fixed Output, 1: Environment Control, 2: Vh Interlocking Con-
trol
746-002 Primary Transfer Output Fixed Output (63 Speed/BW Mode) 50 0 800 Output value when Primary Transfer Output Control is not exe- 0.1[A] O O
cuted
746-003 Primary Transfer Output Fixed Output (63 Speed/FC Mode) 200 0 800 Output value when Primary Transfer Output Control is not exe- 0.1[A] O O
cuted
746-004 Primary Transfer Output Fixed Output (126 Speed/BW Mode) 100 0 800 Output value when Primary Transfer Output Control is not exe- 0.1[A] O O
cuted
746-005 Primary Transfer Output Fixed Output (126 Speed/FC Mode) 400 0 800 Output value when Primary Transfer Output Control is not exe- 0.1[A] O O
cuted
746-006 Primary Transfer Output Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze Correction 9 1 10 The run environment threshold value for Primary Transfer Output - O O
Run Environment Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze Correction
746-007 Primary Transfer Output Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze Area Cov- 1 0 10 Primary Transfer Output Heat Haze Area Coverage Threshold 1[%] O O
erage Threshold Value Value
746-008 Primary Transfer Output Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze Correction 135 0 255 Primary Transfer Output Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze Correction 1[%] O O
Coefficient (63mm/s) Coefficient
746-009 Primary Transfer Output Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze Correction 135 0 255 Primary Transfer Output Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze Correction 1[%] O O
Coefficient (126mm/s) Coefficient
746-010 Resistance Detection Execution SW 1 0 1 Resistance Detection Execution Switch SW - O O
0: Do not perform, 1: Perform
746-011 Secondary Transfer Fixed Output_Side 1 (When Resistance 200 0 600 The transfer bias output value when Resistance Detection is not 10[V] O O
Detection Not Performed) performed
746-012 Secondary Transfer Fixed Output_Side 2 (When Resistance 200 0 600 The transfer bias output value when Resistance Detection is not 10[V] O O
Detection Not Performed) performed
746-013 Secondary Transfer Resistance Detection Output (For Other than 100 0 600 The resistance detection bias output value (for other than Environ- 10[V] O O
Environment No. 9) ment No. 9)
746-014 Secondary Transfer Resistance Detection Output (For Environ- 200 0 600 The resistance detection bias output value (for Environment No. 10[V] O O
ment No. 9) 9)
746-015 Secondary Transfer Output Group Correction Coefficient (For 100 0 255 Secondary Transfer Output Group Correction Coefficient (For 1[%] O O
Side 1) Side 1)
746-016 Secondary Transfer Output Group Correction Coefficient (For 100 0 255 Secondary Transfer Output Group Correction Coefficient (For 1[%] O O
Side 2) Side 2)
746-017 IBT Cleaner Initial Toner Band Density 100 0 100 IBT Cleaner Initial Toner Band Density 1[%] O O
746-018 IBT Cleaner Initial Toner Band Length in Process Direction 10 0 10 IBT Cleaner Initial Toner Band Length in Process Direction 1[mm] O O
746-019 IBT CLN Ban Process Direction Length 4 0 4 IBT Cleaner Curling Prevention Band Length in Process Direction 1[mm] O O
746-020 IBT CLN Band Concentration 60 0 100 IBT Cleaner Curling Prevention Band Density 1[%] O O
746-021 Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze Prevention K Band Length in Pro- 80 0 100 Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze Prevention K Band Length in Process 1[mm] O O
cess Direction Direction
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746-022 Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze Prevention K Band Density 100 0 100 Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze Prevention K Band Density 1[%] O O
746-023 Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze Prevention K Band Run Environment 9 1 10 Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze Prevention K Band Run Environment - O O
No. Threshold Value No. Threshold Value
746-024 Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze Prevention K Band Area Coverage 1 0 10 Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze Prevention K Band Area Coverage 1[%] O O
Threshold Value Threshold Value
746-025 Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze Prevention K Band Stop Time 0 0 255 Heat Haze/Mock Heat Haze Prevention K Band Stop Time 1[Hr] O O
Threshold Value Threshold Value
746-026 Non Paper Pass Section Density Fluctuation Countermeasure 0 0 1 Non Paper Pass Section Density Fluctuation Countermeasure - O O
Band SW Band SW
746-027 Non Paper Pass Section Density Fluctuation Countermeasure 1000 0 5000 Non Paper Pass Section Density Fluctuation Countermeasure 1[PV] O O
Band Execution PV Threshold Value for End Set Up Band Execution PV Threshold Value for End Set Up
746-028 Non Paper Pass Section Density Fluctuation Countermeasure 100 0 500 Non Paper Pass Section Density Fluctuation Countermeasure 1[PV] O O
Band Execution Addition PV Threshold Value for Mid Set Up Band Execution Addition PV Threshold Value for Mid Set Up
746-029 Non Paper Pass Section Density Fluctuation Countermeasure 70 0 100 Non Paper Pass Section Density Fluctuation Countermeasure 1[%] O O
Band K Color Density Band K Color Density
746-030 Bleed Recovery Mode Execution SW 0 0 1 Bleed Recovery Mode Execution SW - O O
746-031 Bleed Recovery Mode Temperature Threshold Value 250 -85 32767 Bleed Recovery Mode Temperature Threshold Value 0.1 O O
[degree]
746-032 Bleed Recovery Mode Humidity Threshold Value 700 0 65535 Bleed Recovery Mode Humidity Threshold Value 0.1[%RH] O O
746-033 Bleed Recovery Mode Resting Time Threshold Value 1440 0 3000 Bleed Recovery Mode Resting Time Threshold Value 1[min] O O
746-034 Bleed Recovery Mode Execution Length 9540 0 30160 Bleed Recovery Mode Execution Length 1[mm] O O
746-035 IBT Reverse Rotation Execution SW 1 0 2 IBT Reverse Rotation Execution SW - O O
0: Do not perform, 1: Execute with Job End, 2: Split Job and exe-
cute
746-036 IBT reverse Rotation PV Threshold Value (Job End) 7000 0 100000 IBT reverse Rotation PV Threshold Value (Job End) 0.01[PV] O O
746-037 IBT Reverse Rotation PV Threshold Value (Job Split) 7000 0 100000 IBT Reverse Rotation PV Threshold Value (Job Split) 0.01[PV] O O
746-038 IBT Reverse Rotation Environment No. Threshold Value 7 1 10 IBT Reverse Rotation Environment No. Threshold Value - O O
746-039 Smear Measures Execution SW 0 0 1 Smear Measures Execution SW - O O
746-045 Secondary Transfer Output (During Diag) 100 0 600 Secondary Transfer Output Value during Diag 10[V] O O
746-048 TES Final Stage Output Duty (Normal Type/Environment No.1-3) 100 0 100 TES Final Stage Output Duty (Normal Type/Environment No.1-3) % O O
746-051 TES Final Stage Output Duty (Heavyweight 1 Type/Environment 100 0 100 TES Final Stage Output Duty (Heavyweight 1 Type/Environment % O O
No.1-3) No.1-3)
No.4-7) No.4-7)
No.8-9) No.8-9)
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746-057 TES Final Stage Output Duty (Gloss1 Type/Environment No.1-3) 100 0 100 TES Final Stage Output Duty (Gloss1 Type/Environment No.1-3) % O O
746-065 Secondary Transfer Cleaning Forward Bias Applied Cycle Count 1 0 5 Secondary Transfer Cleaning Forward Bias Applied Cycle Count 1[Spin] O O
746-066 Secondary Transfer Cleaning Reverse Bias Applied Cycle Count 1 0 5 Secondary Transfer Cleaning Reverse Bias Applied Cycle Count 1[Spin] O O
746-067 Secondary Transfer Cleaning Cycle Repetition Count (After Pro- 4 1 20 Secondary Transfer Cleaning Cycle Repetition Count (After Pro- 1 [times] O O
Con) Con)
746-068 Secondary Transfer Cleaning Cycle Repetition Count (After Regi- 4 1 20 Secondary Transfer Cleaning Cycle Repetition Count (After Regi- 1 [times] O O
Con) Con)
746-069 Secondary Transfer Cleaning Cycle Repetition Count 4 1 20 Secondary Transfer Cleaning Cycle Repetition Count 1 [times] O O
(When creating Toner Band) (When creating Toner Band)
746-070 Secondary Transfer Cleaning Cycle Repetition Count 12 1 20 Secondary Transfer Cleaning Cycle Repetition Count 1 [times] O O
(During Jam Recovery/MSI Standard Size Detection, etc.) (During Jam Recovery/MSI Standard Size Detection, etc.)
746-071 Secondary Transfer Cleaning Cycle Repetition Count (After TC 4 1 20 Secondary Transfer Cleaning Cycle Repetition Count (TC Setup) 1 [times] O O
Setup)
746-072 Secondary Transfer Output Offset Increment Width 10 0 50 Secondary Transfer Output Offset Increment Width (per 1 Step) 1[%] O O
746-073 Primary Transfer Output Offset Increment Width 5 0 10 Primary Transfer Output Offset Increment Width in the Primary 1[%] O X
Transfer Voltage Offset Adjustment Function
746-075 Secondary Transfer Cleaning Reverse Bias Output Value (Diag) 140 0 140 Secondary Transfer Cleaning Reverse Bias Output Value 10[V] O O
746-078 Hard Stop SW during IBT Unit Dead End 0 0 1 Hard Stop SW during IBT Unit Dead End - O X
746-079 Hard Stop SW during 2nd BTR Unit Dead End 0 0 1 Hard Stop SW during 2nd BTR Unit Dead End - O X

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747-001 Selected Primary Transfer Normal Output Value Storage 0 0 800 Stores the Primary Transfer Standard Output Value selected from 0.1[A] O O
(63 Speed/BW Mode) the Environment No. when Primary Transfer Output Control is per-
formed
(63 Speed/FC Mode) the Environment No. when Primary Transfer Output Control is per-
formed
(126 Speed/BW Mode) the Environment No. when Primary Transfer Output Control is per-
formed
(126 Speed/FC Mode) the Environment No. when Primary Transfer Output Control is per-
formed
747-005 Primary Transfer Final Output (63 Speed/BW Mode) 0 0 800 Stores the Primary Transfer Final Output Value when Primary 0.1[A] O O
Transfer Output Control is performed
747-006 Primary Transfer Final Output (63 Speed/FC Mode) 0 0 800 Stores the Primary Transfer Final Output Value when Primary 0.1[A] O O
747-007 Primary Transfer Final Output (126 Speed/BW Mode) 0 0 800 Stores the Primary Transfer Final Output Value when Primary 0.1[A] O O
747-008 Primary Transfer Final Output (126 Speed/FC Mode) 0 0 800 Stores the Primary Transfer Final Output Value when Primary 0.1[A] O O
747-009 Primary Transfer Final Output Digital Value (63 Speed/BW 0 0 255 Stores the Primary Transfer Final Output Value when Primary - O O
Mode) Transfer Output Control is performed
<Digital Value> (63 Speed/BW Mode)
747-010 Primary Transfer Final Output Digital Value (63 Speed/FC 0 0 255 Stores the Primary Transfer Final Output Value when Primary - O O
<Digital Value> (63 Speed/FC Mode)
747-011 Primary Transfer Final Output Digital Value (126 Speed/BW 0 0 255 Stores the Primary Transfer Final Output Value when Primary - O O
<Digital Value> (126 Speed/BW Mode)
747-012 Primary Transfer Final Output Digital Value (126 Speed/ 0 0 255 Stores the Primary Transfer Final Output Value when Primary - O O
FCW Mode) Transfer Output Control is performed
<Digital Value> (126 Speed/FC Mode)
747-013 Secondary Transfer Resistance Detection I Monitor Result 0 0 4000 Stores the I Monitor Result (average value calculation result) when 0.1[A] O O
(Average Value Calculation Result) Resistance Detection is performed
747-014 Secondary Transfer System Resistance Calculation Result 0 0 1000 Secondary Transfer System Resistance Calculation Result when 1[MO] O O
Resistance Detection is performed
747-015 Selected Secondary Transfer Slant Coefficient: An (Side1) 0 0 255 Selected Secondary Transfer Slant Coefficient: An (Side1) [X1] - O O
747-016 Selected Secondary Transfer Slant Coefficient: An (Side2) 0 0 255 Selected Secondary Transfer Slant Coefficient: An (Side2) [X1] - O O
747-017 Selected Secondary Transfer Segment Coefficient: Bn 0 0 6000 Selected Secondary Transfer Segment Coefficient: Bn (Side1) [X1] - O O
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747-018 Selected Secondary Transfer Segment Coefficient: Bn 0 0 6000 Selected Secondary Transfer Segment Coefficient: Bn (Side2) [X1] - O O
(Side2)
747-019 Selected Secondary Transfer Correction Coefficient: Pn 0 0 255 Selected Secondary Transfer Correction Coefficient: Pn (Side 1) 1[%] O O
(Side 1)
747-020 Selected Secondary Transfer Correction Coefficient: Pn 0 0 255 Selected Secondary Transfer Correction Coefficient: Pn (Side 2) 1[%] O O
(Side 2)
747-021 Secondary Transfer Reference Output (Side 1) 0 0 100000 Secondary Transfer Reference Output (Side 1) 10[V] O O
747-022 Secondary Transfer Reference Output (Side 2) 0 0 100000 Secondary Transfer Reference Output (Side 2) 10[V] O O
747-023 Secondary Transfer Final Output (Side 1) 0 0 600 Secondary Transfer Final Output (Side 1) 10[V] O O
747-024 Secondary Transfer Final Output (Side 2) 0 0 600 Secondary Transfer Final Output (Side 2) 10[V] O O
747-025 Secondary Transfer Final Output Digital Value (Side1) 0 0 255 Secondary Transfer Final Output Digital Value (Side1) - O O
747-026 Secondary Transfer Final Output Digital Value (Side2) 0 0 255 Secondary Transfer Final Output Digital Value (Side2) - O O
747-027 Non Paper Pass Section Density Fluctuation Countermea- 0 0 6000 Non Paper Pass Section Density Fluctuation Countermeasure 1 [PV] O O
sure Band Accumulated PV Counter Band Accumulated PV Counter
747-028 Bleed Recovery Mode Time when Main Motor stopped dur- 0 0 4294967295 Save the time when Main Motor stopped during the previous Job - O O
ing the previous Job
747-029 IBT Reverse Rotation PV Counter 0 0 100000 IBT Reverse Rotation PV Counter 0.01 [PV] O O
747-032 Secondary Transfer Resistance Detection I Monitor Result 0 0 4000 Secondary Transfer Resistance Detection I Monitor Result (Point 1) 0.1[A] O O
(Point 1)
(Point 2)
(Point 3)
(Point 4)
(Point 5)
(Point 6)
(Point 7)
(Point 8)
(Point 9)
747-041 Secondary Transfer Resistance Detection I Monitor Result 0 0 4000 Secondary Transfer Resistance Detection I Monitor Result (Point 0.1[A] O O
(Point 10) 10)
(Point 11) 11)
(Point 12) 12)
6.3.10 NVM 749_LPH List
Table 1 NVM 749_LPH List
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749-001 LPH_DL_WAIT 400 0 1023 Download waiting time from LPH ROM to IBY in IBY Initial DL Sequence. 1[ms] O O
749-002 LPH_DL_FAIL_COLOR 0 0 15 Update (overwrite) the value during IBY Initial DL Sequence when No of Initial DL is 3 or - O O
more.
(The (each) color generated from Fail on the 3rd initial DL will be saved. )
bit0: Y, bit1: M, bit2: C, bit3: K
749-003 LPH_DL_FAIL_POWER_COUNT 0 0 511 Count the No. of LPH_DL_FAIL_POWER occurred during IBY Initial Sequence. 1 [times] O O
749-004 LPH_IBY_STATUS_Y 0 0 128 During IBY Initial DL, store the IBY (Y) status register value only when Read is possible. - O O
Return to default value when starting Initial DL Sequence.
If status register is Read multiple times after conducting Initial DL Process again, only
the 3rd value will be stored.
· bit0: CHECKSUM: Check result of Check sum 0=Check sum OK/1=Check sum NG)
· bit1: NO_ACK vs EEPROM ACK Error Flag (0=ack Normal/1=NO ack (ACK does
come back))
· bit2: BLANK_CHK Blank check result (0=BLANK Check OK/1=BLANK Check NG)
· bit3: VIF_ERR_FLAG VIDEOIF Error Flag (Refer to VIDEOIF Specification)(0=OK/
1=NG)
749-005 LPH_IBY_STATUS_M 0 0 128 During IBY Initial DL, store the IBY (M) status register value only when Read is possible. - O O
come back))
1=NG)
749-006 LPH_IBY_STATUS_C 0 0 128 During IBY Initial DL, store the IBY (C) status register value only when Read is possible. - O O
come back))
1=NG)
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749-007 LPH_IBY_STATUS_K 0 0 128 During IBY Initial DL, store the IBY (K) status register value only when Read is possible. - O O
come back))
1=NG)
749-008 LPH_DL_FAIL_STATUS_Y 0 0 255 Maintain the Fail type generated from Y color. - O O
bit0: LPH Ack Fail, bit1: LPH Read Fail, bit2: LPH DL_Status Fail,
bit3: LPH REG access Fail, bit4: LPH ROM_access Fail, bit5: LPH Write Fail
749-009 LPH_DL_FAIL_STATUS_M 0 0 255 Maintain the Fail type generated in M color. - O O
749-010 LPH_DL_FAIL_STATUS_C 0 0 255 Maintain the Fail type generated in C color. - O O
749-011 LPH_DL_FAIL_STATUS_K 0 0 255 Maintain the Fail type generated in K color. - O O
749-012 LPH_DL_COUNT_Y 0 0 511 Counts the no. of Fail detection of Y color during IBY initial DL. 1 [times] O O
749-013 LPH_DL_COUNT_M 0 0 511 Counts the no. of Fail detection of M color during IBY initial DL. 1 [times] O O
749-014 LPH_DL_COUNT_C 0 0 511 Counts the no. of Fail detection of C color during IBY initial DL. 1 [times] O O
749-015 LPH_DL_COUNT_K 0 0 511 Counts the no. of Fail detection of K color during IBY initial DL. 1 [times] O O
749-016 LPH_SERIAL_NO1_Y 0 0 255 Identification No.1 of Y color LPH - O X
749-017 LPH_SERIAL_NO1_M 0 0 255 Identification No.1 of M color LPH - O X
749-018 LPH_SERIAL_NO1_C 0 0 255 Identification No.1 of C color LPH - O X
749-019 LPH_SERIAL_NO1_K 0 0 255 Identification No.1 of K color LPH - O X
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749-035 LPH_SERIAL_NO5_K 0 0 255 Identification No. 5 of K color LPH - O X
749-044 LPH_DC_POWER_COR_Y 180 0 511 Light amount standard value that corrects the Y color LPH light amount individual differ- - O O
ence.
bit0~7: Light amount standard value of IBY Register LPH (Lower)
bit8~15: Light amount standard value of IBY Register LPH (Upper)
749-045 LPH_DC_POWER_COR_M 180 0 511 Light mount standard value that corrects the M color LPH light amount individual differ- - O O
ence.
749-046 LPH_DC_POWER_COR_C 180 0 511 Light mount standard value that corrects the C color LPH light amount individual differ- - O O
ence.
749-047 LPH_DC_POWER_COR_K 180 0 511 Light mount standard value that corrects the K color LPH light amount individual differ- - O O
ence.
749-048 LPH_DOT_NUM_0 32 10 255 Sets to IBY Register DOT_NUM when changing the process speed. - O O
(During HSYNC Fixed Mode) (During Process Speed=63mm/s)
749-049 LPH_DOT_NUM_1 16 10 255 Sets to IBY Register DOT_NUM when changing the process speed. - O O
749-051 LPH_DOT_NUM_SUB_0 111 0 255 Sets to IBY Register DOT_NUM_SUB when changing the process speed. - O O
749-052 LPH_DOT_NUM_SUB_1 37 0 255 Sets to IBY Register DOT_NUM_SUB when changing the process speed. - O O
749-054 LPH_HSYNC_CYCLE_0 8339 0 65535 Sets to IBY Register HSYNC_CYC_H,L when changing the process speed. - O O
749-055 LPH_HSYNC_CYCLE_1 4169 0 65535 Sets to IBY Register HSYNC_CYC_H,L when changing the process speed. - O O

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749-057 LPH_VREFLPH_THERM_A_RESULT_Y 0 0 255 Stores the IBY Register THERM_A_RESULT value when setting the light amount (when - O O
Procon light amount is requested).
749-058 LPH_VREFLPH_THERM_A_RESULT_ 0 0 255 Stores the IBY Register THERM_A_RESULT value when setting the light amount (when - O O
M Procon light amount is requested).
749-059 LPH_VREFLPH_THERM_A_RESULT_C 0 0 255 Stores the IBY Register THERM_A_RESULT value when setting the light amount (when - O O
749-060 LPH_VREFLPH_THERM_A_RESULT_K 0 0 255 Stores the IBY Register THERM_A_RESULT value when setting the light amount (when - O O
749-061 LPH_VREFLPH_THERM_B_RESULT_Y 0 0 255 Stores the IBY Register THERM_B_RESULT value when setting the light amount (when - O O
749-062 LPH_VREFLPH_THERM_B_RESULT_ 0 0 255 Stores the IBY Register THERM_B_RESULT value when setting the light amount (when - O O
M Procon light amount is requested).
749-063 LPH_VREFLPH_THERM_B_RESULT_C 0 0 255 Stores the IBY Register THERM_B_RESULT value when setting the light amount (when - O O
749-064 LPH_VREFLPH_THERM_B_RESULT_K 0 0 255 Stores the IBY Register THERM_B_RESULT value when setting the light amount (when - O O
749-065 LPH_OUT_Y 1023 0 2047 Light amount of Procon demand (Refer to Procon specification) - O O
749-066 LPH_OUT_M 1023 0 2047 Light amount of Procon demand (Refer to Procon specification) - O O
749-067 LPH_OUT_C 1023 0 2047 Light amount of Procon demand (Refer to Procon specification) - O O
749-068 LPH_OUT_K 1023 0 2047 Light amount of Procon demand (Refer to Procon specification) - O O
749-069 LPH_VREFLPH_THERM_REF 40 0 255 Reference Value to derivate the light amount difference from temperature (unit degrees) - O O
749-070 LPH_VREFLPH_THERM_K 25 0 255 Temperature difference contribution (use with /1000) to derivate the light amount differ- - O O
ence from temperature
Example: 25 => 0.025%
749-071 LPH_OUT_LOCAL_Y 1024 0 2047 Value to be set in VREF_LPH which was calculated from LPH_OUT - O O
749-072 LPH_OUT_LOCAL_M 1024 0 2047 Value to be set in VREF_LPH which was calculated from LPH_OUT - O O
749-073 LPH_OUT_LOCAL_C 1024 0 2047 Value to be set in VREF_LPH which was calculated from LPH_OUT - O O
749-074 LPH_OUT_LOCAL_K 1024 0 2047 Value to be set in VREF_LPH which was calculated from LPH_OUT - O O
749-076 LPH_STY_I_ON_A 245 0 65535 Static for coefficient that derivate the value that specifies the reset signal timing from - O O
lighting time, IOT operation. (Use with /10000)
Default Value: 245 => 0.0245
749-077 LPH_STY_I_ON_B 13 0 255 Static for coefficient that derivate the value that specifies the reset signal timing from - O O
lighting time, IOT operation.
749-078 LPH_STY_I_ON_C 63 0 255 Value that specifies the reset signal timing from lighting time that exceeded the specified - O O
amount of time.
749-079 LPH_STY_I_ON_D 2047 0 2047 Use LPH_OUT_LOCAL to derivate the Light Amount Setting Register. Threshold Value - O O
to compare to LPH_OUT_LOCAL.
749-080 LPH_MAX_PLS_A 319 0 65535 Static for coefficient that derivate the maximum no. of light pulse, IOT operation. (Use - O O
with /10000)
749-081 LPH_MAX_PLS_B 9 0 255 Static for coefficient that derivate the maximum no. of light pulse, IOT operation. - O O
Write
749-082 LPH_MAX_PLS_C 0 0 255 Maximum No. of Light Pulse when lighting time exceeds the specified amount of time - O O
749-083 LPH_MAX_PLS_D 2047 0 2047 Use LPH_OUT_LOCAL to derivate the Light Amount Setting Register. Threshold Value - O O
749-084 LPH_MIN_PLS_A 171 0 65535 Static for coefficient that derivate the minimum no. of light pulse, IOT operation. (Use - O O
with /10000)
749-085 LPH_MIN_PLS_B -3 -127 127 Static for coefficient that derivate the minimum no. of light pulse, IOT operation. - O O
749-086 LPH_MIN_PLS_C 2 0 255 Minimum No. of Light Pulse when lighting time is under the specified amount of time - O O
749-087 LPH_MIN_PLS_D 352 0 2047 Use LPH_OUT_LOCAL to derivate the Light Amount Setting Register. Threshold Value - O O
749-088 LPH_LIGHT_ON 255 0 255 Perform Determination Switch for LPH Light Setting. - O O
When the following each bit is 0, write "0" to the supported IBY register.
0bit: Y Color SERIAL_SLED_ON Setting
1bit: Y Color WIDTH Setting
2bit: M Color SERIAL_SLED_ON Setting
3bit: M Color WIDTH Setting
4bit: C Color SERIAL_SLED_ON Setting
5bit: C Setting WIDTH Setting
6bit: K Color SERIAL_SLED_ON Setting
7bit: K Color WIDTH Setting
749-089 LPH_PIXCEL_SUM_Y 0 0 4294967295 Store the IBY Pixel Count Register Lead Value to NVM. - O O
· bit0~7: IBY Register Pixel Count Result Output (0~7bit)
· bit24~31: Pixel Count Result Output (24~31bit)
749-090 LPH_PIXCEL_SUM_M 0 0 4294967295 Store the IBY Pixel Count Register Lead Value to NVM. - O O
749-091 LPH_PIXCEL_SUM_C 0 0 4294967295 Store the IBY Pixel Count Register Lead Value to NVM. - O O
749-092 LPH_PIXCEL_SUM_K 0 0 4294967295 Store the IBY Pixel Count Register Lead Value to NVM. - O O
749-093 LPH_LIFE_Y 0 0 4294967295 Save the LPH_PIXCEL_SUM accumulated value, Total no. of LPH light dot. - O X
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749-094 LPH_LIFE_M 0 0 4294967295 Save the LPH_PIXCEL_SUM accumulated value, Total no. of LPH light dot. - O X
749-095 LPH_LIFE_C 0 0 4294967295 Save the LPH_PIXCEL_SUM accumulated value, Total no. of LPH light dot. - O X
749-096 LPH_LIFE_K 0 0 4294967295 Save the LPH_PIXCEL_SUM accumulated value, Total no. of LPH light dot. - O X
749-097 LPH_THERM_A_RESULT_Y 0 0 255 Store the IBY Register THERM_A_RESULT Value. - O O
749-098 LPH_THERM_A_RESULT_M 0 0 255 Store the IBY Register THERM_A_RESULT Value. - O O
749-099 LPH_THERM_A_RESULT_C 0 0 255 Store the IBY Register THERM_A_RESULT Value. - O O
749-100 LPH_THERM_A_RESULT_K 0 0 255 Store the IBY Register THERM_A_RESULT Value. - O O
749-101 LPH_THERM_B_RESULT_Y 0 0 255 Store the IBY Register THERM_B_RESULT Value. - O O
749-102 LPH_THERM_B_RESULT_M 0 0 255 Store the IBY Register THERM_B_RESULT Value. - O O
749-103 LPH_THERM_B_RESULT_C 0 0 255 Store the IBY Register THERM_B_RESULT Value. - O O
749-104 LPH_THERM_B_RESULT_K 0 0 255 Store the IBY Register THERM_B_RESULT Value. - O O
749-105 LPH_TP5_CHIP_ENB_A_Y 255 0 255 Specify turning the light ON/OFF in 0~7Chip Forcible Lighting Mode. For Erase Pattern - O O
749-106 LPH_TP5_CHIP_ENB_A_M 255 0 255 Specify turning the light ON/OFF in 0~7Chip Forcible Lighting Mode. For Erase Pattern - O O
749-107 LPH_TP5_CHIP_ENB_A_C 255 0 255 Specify turning the light ON/OFF in 0~7Chip Forcible Lighting Mode. For Erase Pattern - O O
749-108 LPH_TP5_CHIP_ENB_A_K 255 0 255 Specify turning the light ON/OFF in 0~7Chip Forcible Lighting Mode. For Erase Pattern - O O
749-109 LPH_TP5_CHIP_ENB_B_Y 255 0 255 Specify turning the light ON/OFF in 8~15Chip Forcible Lighting Mode. For Erase Pattern - O O
749-110 LPH_TP5_CHIP_ENB_B_M 255 0 255 Specify turning the light ON/OFF in 8~15Chip Forcible Lighting Mode. For Erase Pattern - O O
749-111 LPH_TP5_CHIP_ENB_B_C 255 0 255 Specify turning the light ON/OFF in 8~15Chip Forcible Lighting Mode. For Erase Pattern - O O
749-112 LPH_TP5_CHIP_ENB_B_K 255 0 255 Specify turning the light ON/OFF in 8~15Chip Forcible Lighting Mode. For Erase Pattern - O O
749-113 LPH_TP5_CHIP_ENB_C_Y 255 0 255 Specify turning the light ON/OFF in 16~23Chip Forcible Lighting Mode. For Erase Pat- - O O
tern
749-114 LPH_TP5_CHIP_ENB_C_M 255 0 255 Specify turning the light ON/OFF in 16~23Chip Forcible Lighting Mode. For Erase Pat- - O O
tern
749-115 LPH_TP5_CHIP_ENB_C_C 255 0 255 Specify turning the light ON/OFF in 16~23Chip Forcible Lighting Mode. For Erase Pat- - O O
tern
749-116 LPH_TP5_CHIP_ENB_C_K 255 0 255 Specify turning the light ON/OFF in 16~23Chip Forcible Lighting Mode. For Erase Pat- - O O
tern
749-117 LPH_TP5_CHIP_ENB_D_Y 63 0 63 Specify turning the light ON/OFF in 24~29Chip Forcible Lighting Mode. For Erase Pat- - O O
tern
749-118 LPH_TP5_CHIP_ENB_D_M 63 0 63 Specify turning the light ON/OFF in 24~29Chip Forcible Lighting Mode. For Erase Pat- - O O
tern
749-119 LPH_TP5_CHIP_ENB_D_C 63 0 63 Specify turning the light ON/OFF in 24~29Chip Forcible Lighting Mode. For Erase Pat- - O O
tern
749-120 LPH_TP5_CHIP_ENB_D_K 63 0 63 Specify turning the light ON/OFF in 24~29Chip Forcible Lighting Mode. For Erase Pat- - O O
tern
749-121 LPH_TP5_LIGHT_PATTERN1_Y 170 0 255 Light Pattern 1 of TP5 forcible lighting - O O
749-122 LPH_TP5_LIGHT_PATTERN1_M 170 0 255 Light Pattern 1 of TP5 forcible lighting - O O
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749-123 LPH_TP5_LIGHT_PATTERN1_C 170 0 255 Light Pattern 1 of TP5 forcible lighting - O O
749-124 LPH_TP5_LIGHT_PATTERN1_K 170 0 255 Light Pattern 1 of TP5 forcible lighting - O O
749-125 LPH_TP5_LIGHT_PATTERN2_Y 85 0 255 Light Pattern 2 of TP5 forcible lighting - O O
749-126 LPH_TP5_LIGHT_PATTERN2_M 85 0 255 Light Pattern 2 of TP5 forcible lighting - O O
749-127 LPH_TP5_LIGHT_PATTERN2_C 85 0 255 Light Pattern 2 of TP5 forcible lighting - O O
749-128 LPH_TP5_LIGHT_PATTERN2_K 85 0 255 Light Pattern 2 of TP5 forcible lighting - O O
749-130 LPH_PG_SEL 15 0 255 0~3bit: Specify the color to output with Built-in Pattern. - O O
0bit: Y, 1bit: M, 2bit: C, 3bit: K
Do not use the following in ComponentControl.
4~7bit: Perform Built-in PG Overlay Output when printing
4bit: Y Overlay, 5bit: M Overlay, 6bit: C Overlay, 7bit: K Overlay
749-131 LPH_TP5_LINE 33 0 255 End the forcible lighting after time specified in NVM of component control has passed. 100[ms] O O
Setting ValueX100msec
749-132 LPH_Fail_BYPASS_Y 144 0 255 bit0: LPH Ack Fail, bit1: LPH Read Fail, bit2: LPH_Write_Fail, bit3: LPH_DL_Fail, - O O
bit4: LPH_config_Fail, bit5: LPH_VData_Fail, bit6: LPH_Latch_Fail,
bit7: LPH_ResetDetect_Fail
If each bit is "1", ignore even that Fail generates.
749-133 LPH_Fail_BYPASS_M 144 0 255 bit0: LPH Ack Fail, bit1: LPH Read Fail, bit2: LPH_Write_Fail, bit3: LPH_DL_Fail, - O O
749-134 LPH_Fail_BYPASS_C 144 0 255 bit0: LPH Ack Fail, bit1: LPH Read Fail, bit2: LPH_Write_Fail, bit3: LPH_DL_Fail, - O O
749-135 LPH_Fail_BYPASS_K 144 0 255 bit0: LPH Ack Fail, bit1: LPH Read Fail, bit2: LPH_Write_Fail, bit3: LPH_DL_Fail, - O O
749-136 LPH_LIFE_CLEAR_ON 0 0 1 Determine whether to clear LPH_LIFE or not when LPH_SERIAL is determined for - O O
replacement.
0: Do not clear, 1: Clear
749-137 LPH_FAIL_ADDRESS_Y 0 0 32768 Save the accessed IBY address when LPH_ACK_FAIL, READ_FAIL, WRITE_FAIL - O O
occurred. Maximum Value 256kROM => 0x8000
749-138 LPH_FAIL_ADDRESS_M 0 0 32768 Save the accessed IBY address when LPH_ACK_FAIL, READ_FAIL, WRITE_FAIL - O O
749-139 LPH_FAIL_ADDRESS_C 0 0 32768 Save the accessed IBY address when LPH_ACK_FAIL, READ_FAIL, WRITE_FAIL - O O
749-140 LPH_FAIL_ADDRESS_K 0 0 32768 Save the accessed IBY address when LPH_ACK_FAIL, READ_FAIL, WRITE_FAIL - O O
749-141 LPH_VDATA_CHK 0 0 1 Determine whether to conduct Video Data Interruption Detection Sequence or not. - O O
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749-142 LPH_LATCH_CHK 0 0 1 Determine whether to conduct Video Data Latch Teaming Inspection Sequence or not. - O O
Perform in the case of 1
749-143 LPH_VDATA_BP0_Y 15 0 15 Black Data Result of OPEN_CHK_DATA0. - O O
Rewrite only when fail occurs with default value 1111. Overwrite if it occurs a multiple
no. of times.
749-144 LPH_VDATA_BP0_M 15 0 15 Black Data Result of OPEN_CHK_DATA0. - O O
no. of times.
749-145 LPH_VDATA_BP0_C 15 0 15 Black Data Result of OPEN_CHK_DATA0. - O O
no. of times.
749-146 LPH_VDATA_BP0_K 15 0 15 Black Data Result of OPEN_CHK_DATA0. - O O
no. of times.
no. of times.
no. of times.
no. of times.
no. of times.
no. of times.
no. of times.
no. of times.
no. of times.
749-155 LPH_VDATA_LATCH0_Y 0 0 6 Maximum Value is 6 for No. of failed Data acquiring when VD_LATCH_SEL=0 - O O
749-156 LPH_VDATA_LATCH0_M 0 0 6 Maximum Value is 6 for No. of failed Data acquiring when VD_LATCH_SEL=0 - O O
749-157 LPH_VDATA_LATCH0_C 0 0 6 Maximum Value is 6 for No. of failed Data acquiring when VD_LATCH_SEL=0 - O O
749-158 LPH_VDATA_LATCH0_K 0 0 6 Maximum Value is 6 for No. of failed Data acquiring when VD_LATCH_SEL=0 - O O
Write
749-171 LPH_VDATA_WP0_Y 0 0 15 White Data Result of OPEN_CHK_DATA0. - O O
Write over only when Failed with Initial Value0000. Overwrite if it occurs a multiple no. of
times.
749-172 LPH_VDATA_WP0_M 0 0 15 White Data Result of OPEN_CHK_DATA0. - O O
times.
749-173 LPH_VDATA_WP0_C 0 0 15 White Data Result of OPEN_CHK_DATA0. - O O
times.
749-174 LPH_VDATA_WP0_K 0 0 15 White Data Result of OPEN_CHK_DATA0. - O O
times.
times.
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749-183 LPH_VD_LATCH_SEL_Y 3 0 7 Store the set value in NVM when Video Data Latch Timing Inspection is conducted. - O O
(00,0110,11)
Set the NVM value to IBY VD_LATCH_SEL Register.
749-184 LPH_VD_LATCH_SEL_M 3 0 7 Store the set value in NVM when Video Data Latch Timing Inspection is conducted. - O O
(00,0110,11)
749-185 LPH_VD_LATCH_SEL_C 3 0 7 Store the set value in NVM when Video Data Latch Timing Inspection is conducted. - O O
(00,0110,11)
749-186 LPH_VD_LATCH_SEL_K 3 0 7 Store the set value in NVM when Video Data Latch Timing Inspection is conducted. - O O
(00,0110,11)
749-187 LPH_XTALK_CHK 0 0 1 Determine whether to conduct XTALK Detection or not - O O
749-188 LPH_VDATA_CHK_ALL 1 0 1 Determine whether to conduct Video Data Interruption Detection Sequence or not - O O
749-189 Thin Line Correction Switch 0 0 1 The Thin Line Correction Settings ON/OFF Switch - O O
0: Do not correct, 1: Correct
749-190 Thin Line Correction_ADC_SW 0 0 1 Thin Line Correction Control off Operation - O O
0: Forcible OFF the Thin Line Correction, 1: Do not forcible OFF the Thin Line Correc-
tion
749-191 Sub-Scanning Direction Patch Size No 1 0 3 Specify the sub-scanning direction size of Cin Determine Window - O O
749-192 Thin Line Correction Low Cin 20 0 110 Saturation Point of Low Cin (L_cin) % O O
749-193 Thin Line Correction High Cin 80 0 110 Saturation Point of High Cin (H_cin) % O O
749-194 Delta density up Y 200 140 255 Thin Line Correction Amount [0.5%] Y Color - O O
749-195 Delta density up M 200 140 255 Thin Line Correction Amount [0.5%] M Color - O O
749-196 Delta density up C 200 140 255 Thin Line Correction Amount [0.5%] C Color - O O
749-197 Delta density up K 200 140 255 Thin Line Correction Amount [0.5%] K Color - O O
749-198 Smile Correction Switch 0 0 1 Smile Correction Setting Switch [ 0: Do not perform, 1: Perform] - O O
749-199 Smile Position Y B 52 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point B (distance from O/B edge) Y Color mm O O
749-200 Smile Position M B 52 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point B (distance from O/B edge) M Color mm O O
749-201 Smile Position C B 52 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point B (distance from O/B edge) C Color mm O O
749-202 Smile Position K B 52 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point B (distance from O/B edge) K Color mm O O
749-203 Smile Position Y C 103 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point C (distance from O/B edge) Y Color mm O O
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749-204 Smile Position M C 103 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point C (distance from O/B edge) M Color mm O O
749-205 Smile Position C C 103 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point C (distance from O/B edge) C Color mm O O
749-206 Smile Position K C 103 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point C (distance from O/B edge) K Color mm O O
749-207 Smile Position Y D 154 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point D (distance from O/B edge) Y Color mm O O
749-208 Smile Position M D 154 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point D (distance from O/B edge) M Color mm O O
749-209 Smile Position C D 154 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point D (distance from O/B edge) C Color mm O O
749-210 Smile Position K D 154 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point D (distance from O/B edge) K Color mm O O
749-211 Smile Position Y E 206 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point E (distance from O/B edge) Y Color mm O O
749-212 Smile Position M E 206 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point E (distance from O/B edge) M Color mm O O
749-213 Smile Position C E 206 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point E (distance from O/B edge) C Color mm O O
749-214 Smile Position K E 206 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point E (distance from O/B edge) K Color mm O O
749-215 Smile Position Y F 257 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point F (distance from O/B edge) Y Color mm O O
749-216 Smile Position M F 257 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point F (distance from O/B edge) M Color mm O O
749-217 Smile Position C F 257 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point F (distance from O/B edge) C Color mm O O
749-218 Smile Position K F 257 1 308 Smile Correction Peak Position Point F (distance from O/B edge) K Color mm O O
749-219 In Out Tendency Y 0 -20 20 The IN OUT Slant Selection Y Color % O O
749-220 In Out Tendency M 0 -20 20 The IN OUT Slant Selection M Color % O O
749-221 In Out Tendency C 0 -20 20 The IN OUT Slant Selection C Color % O O
749-222 In Out Tendency K 0 -20 20 The IN OUT Slant Selection K Color % O O
749-223 Smile Pattern Y 1 1 6 The Smile Correction Pattern Selection Y Color - O O
749-224 Smile Pattern M 1 1 6 The Smile Correction Pattern Selection M Color - O O
749-225 Smile Pattern C 1 1 6 The Smile Correction Pattern Selection C Color - O O
749-226 Smile Pattern K 1 1 6 The Smile Correction Pattern Selection K Color - O O
749-227 Smile Level Y 1 1 6 The Smile Correction Level Selection Y Color - O O
[(Value - 1) x 4%]
749-228 Smile Level M 1 1 6 The Smile Correction Level Selection M Color - O O
[(Value - 1) x 4%]
749-229 Smile Level C 1 1 6 The Smile Correction Level Selection C Color - O O
[(Value - 1) x 4%]
749-230 Smile Level K 1 1 6 The Smile Correction Level Selection K Color - O O
[(Value - 1) x 4%]
749-231 Smile Custom Y A 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio Y Color % O O
749-232 Smile Custom M A 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio M Color % O O
749-233 Smile Custom C A 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio C Color % O O
749-234 Smile Custom K A 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio K Color % O O
749-235 Smile Custom Y B 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio Y Color % O O
749-236 Smile Custom M B 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio M Color % O O
749-237 Smile Custom C B 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio C Color % O O
749-238 Smile Custom K B 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio K Color % O O

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749-239 Smile Custom Y C 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio Y Color % O O
749-240 Smile Custom M C 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio M Color % O O
749-241 Smile Custom C C 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio C Color % O O
749-242 Smile Custom K C 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio K Color % O O
749-243 Smile Custom Y D 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio Y Color % O O
749-244 Smile Custom M D 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio M Color % O O
749-245 Smile Custom C D 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio C Color % O O
749-246 Smile Custom K D 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio K Color % O O
749-247 Smile Custom Y E 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio Y Color % O O
749-248 Smile Custom M E 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio M Color % O O
749-249 Smile Custom C E 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio C Color % O O
749-250 Smile Custom K E 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio K Color % O O
749-251 Smile Custom Y F 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio Y Color % O O
749-252 Smile Custom M F 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio M Color % O O
749-253 Smile Custom C F 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio C Color % O O
749-254 Smile Custom K F 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio K Color % O O
749-255 Smile Custom Y G 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio Y Color % O O
749-256 Smile Custom M G 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio M Color % O O
749-257 Smile Custom C G 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio C Color % O O
749-258 Smile Custom K G 0 -20 20 The Smile Custom Correction Ratio K Color % O O
749-259 LPH_LIMIT_SEL 0 0 1 From which mode to bring the LPH Light Amount Upper/Lower Limit. - O O
0: LPF Light Amount Upper/Lower Limit when FC is full speed
1: LPF Light Amount Upper/Lower Limit when BW is full speed
749-260 SMILE_COMP_RATIO 100 0 100 Compression Ratio of Smile Correction % O O
749-261 UPPER_LIMIT_FLAG 0 0 1 Make it 1 if compressed with upper limit of LPH light amount when correcting Smile. - O O
Everything else is 0
749-262 LOWER_LIMIT_FLAG 0 0 1 Make it 1 if compressed with lower limit of LPH light amount when correcting Smile. - O O
Everything else is 0
749-263 LPH_THERMK_Y 10 0 255 Auto Feedback Correction Coefficient of Temperature of IBY Temperature Light Amount - O O
Correction
749-264 LPH_THERMK_M 10 0 255 Auto Feedback Correction Coefficient of Temperature of IBY Temperature Light Amount - O O
Correction
749-265 LPH_THERMK_C 10 0 255 Auto Feedback Correction Coefficient of Temperature of IBY Temperature Light Amount - O O
Correction
749-266 LPH_THERMK_K 10 0 255 Auto Feedback Correction Coefficient of Temperature of IBY Temperature Light Amount - O O
Correction
749-267 LPH_YMC_CLK_ENB 0 0 1 0: Do not perform YMC setting during Single K Print. (Initial Value) - O O
1: Stop the IBY clock during Single K Print.
Write
749-268 LPH_YMC_INHIBIT_TRANS_ON 0 0 1 If LPH_YMC_INHIBIT_TRANS_ON (NVM) = 1, to stop the transmission of IBY of YMC - O O
during Single K Print, put INHIBIT_TRANS to 1 (ON).
If LPH_YMC_INHIBIT_TRANS_ON (NVM) = 0, to not stop the transmission of IBY of
YMC during Single K Print, put INHIBIT_TRANS to 0 (OFF).
0: Transmit with YMC, 1: Do not transmit with YMC
749-269 LPH_WARM_ON 0 0 1 0: Do not perform default value, Heat Cycle - O O
1: Perform Heat Cycle
749-270 LPH_WARM_WAIT 10 0 255 Unit: 100msec, Default Value: 10 (1.0 sec) 100[ms] O O
749-271 LPH_PG_MODE_Y 1 0 7 PATTERN GENERATER MODE - O O
Select TP1~6 ON/OFF.
749-272 LPH_PG_MODE_M 1 0 7 PATTERN GENERATER MODE - O O
749-273 LPH_PG_MODE_C 1 0 7 PATTERN GENERATER MODE - O O
749-274 LPH_PG_MODE_K 1 0 7 PATTERN GENERATER MODE - O O
749-275 LPH_SMILE_USHAPE_ON 6 0 255 Switches the ON/OFF for usage in IOT for Light Amount Correction Function of IBY. - O O
bit0: NotUsed
bit1: Specify whether to conduct USHAPE Correction SW, Ushapa Correction or not
bit2: Specify whether to mirror image invert the Ushape Correction of Even Number Chip
bit3: NotUsed
bit4~bit5: SW to select CRATIO_THERM_SEL
bit6~bit7: NotUsed
749-276 LPH_CRATIO_THERM_SEL 0 0 255 Select the IBY Vitta Correction Function - O O
0: C_RATIO_CUL_S=CRATIO_SIGN
1: Integer part of C_RATIO_CUL_S =THERM_DELTA * THERM_K/64
2, 3: C_RATIO_CUL_S =NOD_LIGHTON_NUM[7: 0] * XTALK_M[7: 0]/64 Integer Part
749-332 LPH_UC_Y 650 0 2047 Coefficient to use when deriving USHAPE_A[0](calculation value), USHAPE_B[0](calcu- - O O
lation value)
749-333 LPH_UC_M 650 0 2047 Coefficient to use when deriving USHAPE_A[0](calculation value), USHAPE_B[0](calcu- - O O
lation value)
749-334 LPH_UC_C 650 0 2047 Coefficient to use when deriving USHAPE_A[0](calculation value), USHAPE_B[0](calcu- - O O
lation value)
749-335 LPH_UC_K 650 0 2047 Coefficient to use when deriving USHAPE_A[0](calculation value), USHAPE_B[0](calcu- - O O
lation value)
749-336 LPH_OUT_LOCAL_OFFSET_Y 0 0 2047 Comparison reference value with LPH_OUT_LOCAL. - O O
749-337 LPH_OUT_LOCAL_OFFSET_M 0 0 2047 Comparison reference value with LPH_OUT_LOCAL. - O O
749-338 LPH_OUT_LOCAL_OFFSET_C 0 0 2047 Comparison reference value with LPH_OUT_LOCAL. - O O
749-339 LPH_OUT_LOCAL_OFFSET_K 0 0 2047 Comparison reference value with LPH_OUT_LOCAL. - O O
749-428 LPH_HSYNC_BLANK 19 0 255 Interval of 1 Line Lap (usec) - O O
Idle Period=(LPH_HSYNC_BLANK+1)/10
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749-429 HSYNC Fixed Mode 0 0 255 When changing the Process Speed, - O O
0: Set the Calculation Value to IBY.
1: Set the NVM Value to IBY.
749-430 SOS_CYC_E0 30787 0 1048575 Setting Value of SOS Lap when light comes on during half speed - O O
749-431 SOS_CYC_E1 15393 0 1048575 Setting Value of SOS Lap when light comes on during full speed - O O
749-432 LPH_DOT_NUM_E0 32 10 255 Sets to IBY Register DOT_NUM when changing the process speed. (During half speed) - O O
(When light goes on forcibly)
749-433 LPH_DOT_NUM_E1 16 10 255 Sets to IBY Register DOT_NUM when changing the process speed. (During full speed) - O O
(When light goes on forcibly)
749-434 LPH_DOT_NUM_SUB_E0 173 0 255 Sets to IBY Register DOT_NUM_SUB when changing the process speed. - O O
(When light goes on forcibly)(During half speed)
749-435 LPH_DOT_NUM_SUB_E1 36 0 255 Sets to IBY Register DOT_NUM_SUB when changing the process speed. - O O
(When light goes on forcibly)(During full speed)
749-436 LPH_HSYNC_CYCLE_E0 8466 0 65535 Sets to IBY Register HSYNC_CYC_H,L when changing the process speed. - O O
(When light goes on forcibly)(During half speed)
749-437 LPH_HSYNC_CYCLE_E1 4233 0 65535 Sets to IBY Register HSYNC_CYC_H,L when changing the process speed. - O O
(When light goes on forcibly)(During full speed)
749-438 LPH_VDATA_CHK_COLOR 3 0 3 When conducting Video Data Interruption Detection Sequence for 1 color, store the last - O O
color.
0: Y, 1: M, 2: C, 3: K
749-439 LPH_FAIL_LATCH_PRIORITY 27 0 255 Priority when there is multiple Latch Timing which was not determined as Fail/ - O O
Priority: bit0, 1
2nd Priority: bit2, 3
3rd Priority: bit4, 5
4th Priority: bit6, 7
3, 2, 1, 0 in the order of (default Value 11, 10, 01, 00)
= > 00 01 10 11 => 1B
749-440 LPH_YMC_INH_FAIL 0 0 1 0: The IBY Register accessed by this operation is not subject to read, write, ack Fail. - O O
(Target Fail does not generate)
1: The IBY Register accessed by this operation is subject to read, write, ack Fail. (Target
Fail generates)
749-441 LPH_YMC_INHIBIT_TRANS_GAP 0 0 1 0: Do not switch the INHIBIT_TRANCE setting to YMC to by Page when Single K Print. - O O
(Initial Value)
1: Switch the INHIBIT_TRANCE setting to YMC to by Page when Single K Print.
749-442 LPH_PG_SEL_LM1 4 0 4 Color setting when printing in DC612 LPH Vitta Evaluation Chart (LM1) - O O
0: Single Color Y, 1: Single Color M, 2: Single Color C, 3: Single Color K, 4: FC
Table 1 NVM 750_Xero/Clean 1 List
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750-001 #Y Drum Cycle (Total Cycle of all PS) 0 0 4294967295 Drum Life Management Counter: Number of all PS Drum rotation from Drum Mot 0.1[Cycle] O O
ON to OFF
750-002 #M Drum Cycle (Total Cycle of all PS) 0 0 4294967295 Drum Life Management Counter: Number of all PS Drum rotation from Drum Mot 0.1[Cycle] O O
ON to OFF
750-003 #C Drum Cycle (Total Cycle of all PS) 0 0 4294967295 Drum Life Management Counter: Number of all PS Drum rotation from Drum Mot 0.1[Cycle] O O
ON to OFF
750-004 #K Drum Cycle (Total Cycle of all PS) 0 0 4294967295 Drum Life Management Counter: Number of all PS Drum rotation from Drum Mot 0.1[Cycle] O O
ON to OFF
750-005 #Y Drum PV (Total PV of all PS) 0 0 4294967295 Drum Life Management Counter: PV O O
750-006 #M Drum PV (Total PV of all PS) 0 0 4294967295 Drum Life Management Counter: PV O O
750-007 #C Drum PV (Total PV of all PS) 0 0 4294967295 Drum Life Management Counter: PV O O
750-008 #K Drum PV (Total PV of all PS) 0 0 4294967295 Drum Life Management Counter: PV O O
750-009 #Y Total Cycle (Total Cycle of all PS) 0 0 4294967295 Number of cycle as a Drum Cartridge: Number of all PS Drum rotation from Drum 0.1[Cycle] O O
Mot ON to OFF
750-010 #M Total Cycle (Total Cycle of all PS) 0 0 4294967295 Number of cycle as a Drum Cartridge: Number of all PS Drum rotation from Drum 0.1[Cycle] O O
Mot ON to OFF
750-011 #C Total Cycle (Total Cycle of all PS) 0 0 4294967295 Number of cycle as a Drum Cartridge: Number of all PS Drum rotation from Drum 0.1[Cycle] O O
Mot ON to OFF
750-012 #K Total Cycle (Total Cycle of all PS) 0 0 4294967295 Number of cycle as a Drum Cartridge: Number of all PS Drum rotation from Drum 0.1[Cycle] O O
Mot ON to OFF
750-013 #Y Total PV (Total PV of all PS) 0 0 4294967295 PV as a Drum Cartridge PV O O
750-014 #M Total PV (Total PV of all PS) 0 0 4294967295 PV as a Drum Cartridge PV O O
750-015 #C Total PV (Total PV of all PS) 0 0 4294967295 PV as a Drum Cartridge PV O O
750-016 #K Total PV (Total PV of all PS) 0 0 4294967295 PV as a Drum Cartridge PV O O
750-017 #Y Drum Cycle #63mm/s 0 0 4294967295 Number of Drum rotation by process speed from Drum Mot ON to OFF. 0.1[Cycle] O O
750-018 #M Drum Cycle #63mm/s 0 0 4294967295 Number of Drum rotation by process speed from Drum Mot ON to OFF. 0.1[Cycle] O O
750-019 #C Drum Cycle #63mm/s 0 0 4294967295 Number of Drum rotation by process speed from Drum Mot ON to OFF. 0.1[Cycle] O O
750-020 #K Drum Cycle #63mm/s 0 0 4294967295 Number of Drum rotation by process speed from Drum Mot ON to OFF. 0.1[Cycle] O O
750-021 #Y Drum Cycle #126mm/s 0 0 4294967295 Number of Drum rotation by process speed from Drum Mot ON to OFF. 0.1[Cycle] O O
750-022 #M Drum Cycle #126mm/s 0 0 4294967295 Number of Drum rotation by process speed from Drum Mot ON to OFF. 0.1[Cycle] O O
750-023 #C Drum Cycle #126mm/s 0 0 4294967295 Number of Drum rotation by process speed from Drum Mot ON to OFF. 0.1[Cycle] O O
750-024 #K Drum Cycle #126mm/s 0 0 4294967295 Number of Drum rotation by process speed from Drum Mot ON to OFF. 0.1[Cycle] O O
750-025 #Y Total PV #63mm/s 0 0 4294967295 Counter by Process Speed PV O O
750-026 #M Total PV #63mm/s 0 0 4294967295 Counter by Process Speed PV O O
750-027 #C Total PV #63mm/s 0 0 4294967295 Counter by Process Speed PV O O
750-028 #K Total PV #63mm/s 0 0 4294967295 Counter by Process Speed PV O O
750-029 #Y Total PV #126mm/s 0 0 4294967295 Counter by Process Speed PV O O
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750-030 #M Total PV #126mm/s 0 0 4294967295 Counter by Process Speed PV O O
750-031 #C Total PV #126mm/s 0 0 4294967295 Counter by Process Speed PV O O
750-032 #K Total PV #126mm/s 0 0 4294967295 Counter by Process Speed PV O O
750-033 M/C Total Cycle 0 0 4294967295 M/C Total Number of Drum Rotation. Maintain the Total Cycle as M/C even CRU 0.1[Cycle] O O
is replaced
750-034 #Y Predicted Film Thickness 22000000 0 4294967295 The estimated film thickness value of the Drum is updated to the CRUM NVM [pm] O O
750-035 #M Predicted Film Thickness 22000000 0 4294967295 The estimated film thickness value of the Drum is updated to the CRUM NVM [pm] O O
750-036 #C Predicted Film Thickness 22000000 0 4294967295 The estimated film thickness value of the Drum is updated to the CRUM NVM [pm] O O
750-037 #K Predicted Film Thickness 22000000 0 4294967295 The estimated film thickness value of the Drum is updated to the CRUM NVM [pm] O O
750-038 #Y Low A/C Band ICDC Integrated Value 0 0 15000000 Low A/C Band ICDC Integrated Value ICDC O O
750-039 #M Low A/C Band ICDC Integrated Value 0 0 15000000 Low A/C Band ICDC Integrated Value ICDC O O
750-040 #C Low A/C Band ICDC Integrated Value 0 0 15000000 Low A/C Band ICDC Integrated Value ICDC O O
750-041 #K Low A/C Band ICDC Integrated Value 0 0 15000000 Low A/C Band ICDC Integrated Value ICDC O O
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751-001 #Y BCR DC Vm0 Output Value 0 0 1300 Resolution: 6.5V/Step, Output NVM: 01300 V O O
751-002 #M BCR DC Vm0 Output Value 0 0 1300 Resolution: 6.5V/Step, Output NVM: 01300 V O O
751-003 #C BCR DC Vm0 Output Value 0 0 1300 Resolution: 6.5V/Step, Output NVM: 01300 V O O
751-004 #K BCR DC Vm0 Output Value 0 0 1300 Resolution: 6.5V/Step, Output NVM: 01300 V O O
751-021 #Y BCR DC Vm0 Correction #63mm/s 0 -1024 1023 BCR DC Output Correction Value V O O
751-022 #M BCR DC Vm0 Correction #63mm/s 0 -1024 1023 BCR DC Output Correction Value V O O
751-023 #C BCR DC Vm0 Correction #63mm/s 0 -1024 1023 BCR DC Output Correction Value V O O
751-024 #K BCR DC Vm0 Correction #63mm/s 0 -1024 1023 BCR DC Output Correction Value V O O

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751-061 BCR Type SW 0 0 1 0: Refer to CRUM, 1: Refer to NVM - O O
751-062 #Y BCR Class Coefficient #Environment No.1 128 1 255 BCR Class Coefficient - O O
751-063 #M BCR Class Coefficient #Environment No.1 128 1 255 BCR Class Coefficient - O O
751-064 #C BCR Class Coefficient #Environment No.1 128 1 255 BCR Class Coefficient - O O
751-065 #K BCR Class Coefficient #Environment No.1 128 1 255 BCR Class Coefficient - O O
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751-102 #Y BCR Class Offset Value #Environment No.1 0 -128 127 BCR Class Offset Value - O O
751-103 #M BCR Class Offset Value #Environment 0 -128 127 BCR Class Offset Value - O O
No.1
751-104 #C BCR Class Offset Value #Environment No.1 0 -128 127 BCR Class Offset Value - O O
751-105 #K BCR Class Offset Value #Environment No.1 0 -128 127 BCR Class Offset Value - O O
No.2
751-108 #C BCR Type Offset Value #Environment No.2 0 -128 127 BCR Class Offset Value - O O
751-109 #K BCR Type Offset Value #Environment No.2 0 -128 127 BCR Class Offset Value - O O
751-110 #Y BCR Type Offset Value #Environment No.3 0 -128 127 BCR Class Offset Value - O O

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No.4
No.5
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No.7
No.8
No.9
751-138 #Y BCR Class Offset Value #Environment 0 -128 127 BCR Class Offset Value - O O
No.10
No.10
751-140 #C BCR Class Offset Value #Environment 0 -128 127 BCR Class Offset Value - O O
No.10
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751-141 #K BCR Class Offset Value #Environment 0 -128 127 BCR Class Offset Value - O O
No.10
751-142 #Y 1st BTR Neutralizing Output Value 400 0 800 1st BTR Neutralizing Output Value calculated for each Color 0.1[A] O O
751-143 #M 1st BTR Neutralizing Output Value 400 0 800 1st BTR Neutralizing Output Value calculated for each Color 0.1[A] O O
751-144 #C 1st BTR Neutralizing Output Value 400 0 800 1st BTR Neutralizing Output Value calculated for each Color 0.1[A] O O
751-145 #K 1st BTR Neutralizing Output Value 400 0 800 1st BTR Neutralizing Output Value calculated for each Color 0.1[A] O O
751-146 #Y LPH Neutralizing Output Value 0 0 2046 Neutralized Exposure Output Value calculated for each Color (0~1023: V O O
0~TBDV)
751-147 #M LPH Neutralizing Output Value 0 0 2046 Neutralized Exposure Output Value calculated for each Color (0~1023: V O O
0~TBDV)
751-148 #C LPH Neutralizing Output Value 0 0 2046 Neutralized Exposure Output Value calculated for each Color (0~1023: V O O
0~TBDV)
751-149 #K LPH Neutralizing Output Value 0 0 2046 Neutralized Exposure Output Value calculated for each Color (0~1023: V O O
0~TBDV)
751-150 Waste Toner Container Status 0 0 4 0: Ready, 1: Hold, 2: Near Full, 3: Bottle Full, 4: Hold2 - O O
751-151 Waste Toner Container Full Detection SW 1 0 1 0: Do not perform Full Detection, 1: Perform Full Detection - O O
751-152 Waste Toner Container Full Judgment SW 0 0 2 0: Judge using both PV and ICDC (the faster one has priority), 1: Decide - O O
with PV, 2: Decide with ICDC
751-153 PV Threshold Value (Near Full~Full) 1000 0 65000 Total PV Threshold Value from Near Full to Full (Upper Limit Value up to PV O O
Bottle Full)
751-154 ICDC Threshold Value (Near Full~Full) 6500 0 20000 ICDC Threshold Value from Near Full to Full (Upper Limit Value up to Bottle 100[ICDC] O O
Full)
751-155 Hold1 PV Threshold Value (Hold1) 100 0 65000 Total PV Threshold Value from Hold1 to Near PV O O
751-156 Hold2 PV Threshold Value (Hold2) 1500 0 65000 Total PV Threshold Value from Hold2 to New Judgement PV O O
751-157 Waste Toner Container PV (Near Full~Full) 0 0 65000 Total PV from Near Full to Full PV O O
751-158 Waste Toner Container ICDC (Near Full~Full) 0 0 65000 ICDC from Near Full to Full 100 [ICDC] O O
751-159 #Y Waste Toner Container Image ICDC (Near 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #Y from Near Full to Full (Image) ICDC O O
Full~Full)
751-160 #M Waste Toner Container Image ICDC (Near 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #M from Near Full to Full (Image) ICDC O O
Full~Full)
751-161 #C Waste Toner Container Image ICDC (Near 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #C from Near Full to Full (Image) ICDC O O
Full~Full)
751-162 #K Waste Toner Container Image ICDC (Near 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #K from Near Full to Full (Image) ICDC O O
Full~Full)
751-163 #Y Waste Toner Container Patch ICDC (Near 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #Y from Near Full to Full (Patch) ICDC O O
Full~Full)
751-164 #M Waste Toner Container Patch ICDC (Near 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #M from Near Full to Full (Patch) ICDC O O
Full~Full)
751-165 #C Waste Toner Container Patch ICDC (Near 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #C from Near Full to Full (Patch) ICDC O O
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751-166 #K Waste Toner Container Patch ICDC (Near 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #K from Near Full to Full (Patch) ICDC O O
Full~Full)
751-167 Waste toner Container Hold1 PV 0 0 65000 Total PV from Hold1 to Near PV O O
751-168 #Y Image ICDC Coefficient 50 10 255 Coefficient in #Y ICDC Count (Image) % O O
751-169 #M Image ICDC Coefficient 50 10 255 Coefficient in #M ICDC Count (Image) % O O
751-170 #C Image ICDC Coefficient 50 10 255 Coefficient in #C ICDC Count (Image) % O O
751-171 #K Image ICDC Coefficient 50 10 255 Coefficient in #K ICDC Count (Image) % O O
751-172 #Y Patch ICDC Coefficient 100 10 255 Coefficient in #Y ICDC Count (Patch) % O O
751-173 #M Patch ICDC Coefficient 100 10 255 Coefficient in #M ICDC Count (Patch) % O O
751-174 #C Patch ICDC Coefficient 100 10 255 Coefficient in #C ICDC Count (Patch) % O O
751-175 #K Patch ICDC Coefficient 100 10 255 Coefficient in #Y ICDC Count (Patch) % O O
751-176 Waste toner Container Hold2 PV 0 0 65000 Total PV to decide from Hold2 to New PV O O
751-177 #Y Waste Toner Container Hold2 Image ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #Y to decide from Hold2 to New (Image) ICDC O O
751-178 #M Waste Toner Container Hold2 Image ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #M to decide from Hold2 to New (Image) ICDC O O
751-179 #C Waste Toner Container Hold2 Image ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #C to decide from Hold2 to New (Image) ICDC O O
751-180 #K Waste Toner Container Hold2 Image ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #K to decide from Hold2 to New (Image) ICDC O O
751-181 #Y Waste Toner Container Hold2 Patch ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #Y to decide from Hold2 to New (Patch) ICDC O O
751-182 #M Waste Toner Container Hold2 Patch ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #M to decide from Hold2 to New (Patch) ICDC O O
751-183 #C Waste Toner Container Hold2 Patch ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #C to decide from Hold2 to New (Patch) ICDC O O
751-184 #K Waste Toner Container Hold2 Patch ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #K to decide from Hold2 to New (Patch) ICDC O O
751-185 Waste Toner Container PV 0 0 4294967295 Total PV for Waste Toner Container PV O O
751-186 Waste Toner Container ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC for Waste Toner Container 100[ICDC] O O
751-187 #Y Waste Toner Container Image ICDC 0 0 4294967295 Image ICDC of #Y for Waste Toner Container 100[ICDC] O O
751-188 #M Waste Toner Container Image ICDC 0 0 4294967295 Image ICDC of #M for Waste Toner Container 100[ICDC] O O
751-189 #C Waste Toner Container Image ICDC 0 0 4294967295 Image ICDC of #C for Waste Toner Container 100[ICDC] O O
751-190 #K Waste Toner Container Image ICDC 0 0 4294967295 Image ICDC of #K for Waste Toner Container 100[ICDC] O O
751-191 #Y Waste Toner Container Patch ICDC 0 0 4294967295 Patch ICDC of #Y for Waste Toner Container 100[ICDC] O O
751-192 #M Waste Toner Container Patch ICDC 0 0 4294967295 Patch ICDC of #M for Waste Toner Container 100[ICDC] O O
751-193 #C Waste Toner Container Patch ICDC 0 0 4294967295 Patch ICDC of #C for Waste Toner Container 100[ICDC] O O
751-194 #K Waste Toner Container Patch ICDC 0 0 4294967295 Patch ICDC of #K for Waste Toner Container 100[ICDC] O O
751-195 Waste Toner Container PV (Near~Full) 0 0 4294967295 Total PV from Near Full to Full PV O O
751-196 #Y Waste Toner Container Image ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #Y from Near Full to Full (Image) ICDC O O
(Near~Full)
751-197 #M Waster Toner Container Image ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #M from Near Full to Full (Image) ICDC O O
(Near~Full)
751-198 #C Waste Toner Container Image ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #C from Near Full to Full (Image) ICDC O O
(Near~Full)
751-199 #K Waste Toner Container Image ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #K from Near Full to Full (Image) ICDC O O
(Near~Full)
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751-200 #Y Waste Toner Container Patch ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #Y from Near Full to Full (Patch) ICDC O O
(Near~Full)
751-201 #M Waste Toner Container Patch ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #M from Near Full to Full (Patch) ICDC O O
(Near~Full)
751-202 #C Waste Toner Container Patch ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #C from Near Full to Full (Patch) ICDC O O
(Near~Full)
751-203 #K Waste Toner Container Patch ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #K from Near Full to Full (Patch) ICDC O O
(Near~Full)
751-204 No. of #Y Xero Low A/C Toner Band performed 0 0 1023 No. of #Y Xero Low A/C Toner Band performed for Waste Toner Container No. of O O
Times
751-205 No. of #M Xero Low A/C Toner Band performed 0 0 1023 No. of #M Xero Low A/C Toner Band performed for Waste Toner Container No. of O O
Times
751-206 No. of #C Xero Low A/C Toner Band performed 0 0 1023 No. of #C Xero Low A/C Toner Band performed for Waste Toner Container No. of O O
Times
751-207 No. of #K Xero Low A/C Toner Band performed 0 0 1023 No. of #K Xero Low A/C Toner Band performed for Waste Toner Container No. of O O
Times
751-208 No. of #Y Deve Low A/C Toner Band performed 0 0 1023 No. of #Y Deve Low A/C Toner Band performed for Waste Toner Container No. of O O
Times
751-209 No. of #M Deve Low A/C Toner Band per- 0 0 1023 No. of #M Deve Low A/C Toner Band performed for Waste Toner Container No. of O O
formed Times
751-210 No. of #C Deve Low A/C Toner Band per- 0 0 1023 No. of #C Deve Low A/C Toner Band performed for Waste Toner Container No. of O O
formed Times
751-211 No. of #K Deve Low A/C Toner Band performed 0 0 1023 No. of #K Deve Low A/C Toner Band performed for Waste Toner Container No. of O O
Times
751-212 No. of #Y Toner recovery Toner Band per- 0 0 1023 No. of #Y Toner recovery Toner Band performed for Waste Toner Container No. of O O
formed Times
751-213 No. of #M Toner recovery Toner Band per- 0 0 1023 No. of #M Toner recovery Toner Band performed for Waste Toner Container No. of O O
formed Times
751-214 No. of #C Toner recovery Toner Band per- 0 0 1023 No. of #C Toner recovery Toner Band performed for Waste Toner Container No. of O O
formed Times
751-215 No. of #K Toner recovery Toner Band per- 0 0 1023 No. of #K Toner recovery Toner Band performed for Waste Toner Container No. of O O
formed Times
751-216 #Y Dispense Time 0 0 4294967295 #Y Color Toner Dispense Time for Waste Toner Container ms O O
751-217 #M Dispense Time 0 0 4294967295 #M Color Toner Dispense Time for Waste Toner Container ms O O
751-218 #C Dispense Time 0 0 4294967295 #C Color Toner Dispense Time for Waste Toner Container ms O O
751-219 #K Dispense Time 0 0 4294967295 #K Color Toner Dispense Time for Waste Toner Container ms O O
751-220 #Environment No.1 No. of Prints 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Environment for Waste Toner Container PV O O

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751-230 Plain Paper No. of Prints 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Paper Type Category for Waste Toner Container (Plain) PV O O
Maintain the M/C counter value right after replacing waste container, calcu-
late the difference with M/C counter when acquiring diagnosis data and
make it as Diagnosis Data.
751-231 Heavyweight1 No. of Prints 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Paper Type Category for Waste Toner Container PV O O
(Heavyweight1)
751-232 Extra Heavyweight No. of Prints 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Paper Type Category for Waste Toner Container (Extra PV O O
Heavyweight)
751-233 Gloss1 No. of Prints 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Paper Type Category for Waste Toner Container (Gloss1) PV O O
751-234 Gloss2 No. of Prints 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Paper Type Category for Waste Toner Container (Gloss2) PV O O
751-235 Other Paper Type No. of Prints 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Paper Type Category for Waste Toner Container (Other PV O O
paper type)
751-236 Simp No. of Prints 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Tray for Waste Toner Container (Tray1~4, MSI) PV O O
751-237 Dup No. of Prints 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Tray for Waste Toner Container (Duplex) PV O O
Write
751-238 #63mm/s No. of Prints 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Process Speed Category for Waste Toner Container (#PS) PV O O
751-239 #126mm/s No. of Prints 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Process Speed Category for Waste Toner Container (#PS) PV O O
751-240 B4S-G No. of Prints 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Size Category for Waste Toner Container (B4S-G) PV O O
751-241 11X17-G No. of Prints 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Size Category for Waste Toner Container (11X17-G) PV O O
751-242 11X19-G No. of Prints 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Size Category for Waste Toner Container (11X19-G) PV O O
751-243 BW No. of Prints 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Color Category for Waste Toner Container (BW) PV O O
751-244 4Color No. of Prints 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Color Category for Waste Toner Container (4Color) PV O O
751-245 Blank No. of Prints 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Color Category for Waste Toner Container (Blank) PV O O
751-246 Xero Initial Band SW 1 0 2 0: Do not perform, 1: Perform, 2: Force Perform - O O
751-247 Xero Initial Band Threshold Value 1000 0 1000 Xero Initial Band Cycle Threshold Value 0.1[Cycle] O O
751-248 #Y Xero Initial Band Cin 100 0 100 Xero Initial Band Cin 0 = 0%, 100 = 100%, Setting is in the increment of 10% % O O
(round down 0~9)
751-249 #M Xero Initial Band Cin 100 0 100 Xero Initial Band Cin 0 = 0%, 100 = 100%, Setting is in the increment of 10% % O O
(round down 0~9)
751-250 #C Xero Initial Band Cin 100 0 100 Xero Initial Band Cin 0 = 0%, 100 = 100%, Setting is in the increment of 10% % O O
(round down 0~9)
751-251 #K Xero Initial Band Cin 100 0 100 Xero Initial Band Cin 0 = 0%, 100 = 100%, Setting is in the increment of 10% % O O
(round down 0~9)
751-252 #Y Xero Initial Band Length 50 0 300 Xero Initial Band Length mm O O

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751-253 #M Xero Initial Band Length 50 0 300 Xero Initial Band Length mm O O
751-254 #C Xero Initial Band Length 50 0 300 Xero Initial Band Length mm O O
751-255 #K Xero Initial Band Length 50 0 300 Xero Initial Band Length mm O O
751-256 Low A/C Band SW 1 0 1 0: Do not perform, 1: Perform - O O
751-257 #Y Low A/C Band Cin 90 0 100 0 = 0%, 100 = 100%, Setting is in the increments of 10% (round down 0~9) % O O
751-258 #M Low A/C Band Cin 90 0 100 0 = 0%, 100 = 100%, Setting is in the increments of 10% (round down 0~9) % O O
751-259 #C Low A/C Band Cin 90 0 100 0 = 0%, 100 = 100%, Setting is in the increments of 10% (round down 0~9) % O O
751-260 #K Low A/C Band Cin 90 0 100 0 = 0%, 100 = 100%, Setting is in the increments of 10% (round down 0~9) % O O
751-261 #Y Low A/C Band Length 20 0 50 Low A/C Band Length mm O O
751-262 #M Low A/C Band Length 20 0 50 Low A/C Band Length mm O O
751-263 #C Low A/C Band Length 20 0 50 Low A/C Band Length mm O O
751-264 #K Low A/C Band Length 20 0 50 Low A/C Band Length mm O O
751-265 Low A/C Band Threshold Value 30 0 255 Low A/C Band Area Coverage Threshold Value 0.1[%] O O
751-266 #Y Low A/C Band Average A/C 0 0 1000 Low A/C Band Average A/C 0.1[%] O O
751-267 #M Low A/C Band Average A/C 0 0 1000 Low A/C Band Average A/C 0.1[%] O O
751-268 #C Low A/C Band Average A/C 0 0 1000 Low A/C Band Average A/C 0.1[%] O O
751-269 #K Low A/C Band Average A/C 0 0 1000 Low A/C Band Average A/C 0.1[%] O O
751-278 A4L Drum Cycle count Reduced Value (In High 67 0 255 No. of Drum Rotation equivalent to A4L 0.1[Cycle] O O
R/L Mode)
751-279 A4L Drum Cycle count Reduced Value (In Low 67 0 255 No. of Drum Rotation equivalent to A4L 0.1[Cycle] O O
R/L Mode)
751-280 Low R/L Mode Determination Threshold Value 40 0 255 Low R/L Mode Determination Threshold Value 0.1[PV] O O
751-283 Low Speed Band SW 1 0 2 0: Do not perform, 1: Perform after PV count only the Low Speed, 2: Perform - O O
with All Speed
751-284 Low Speed Band Interval 20 0 1023 Low Speed Band Interval PV O O
751-285 #Y Low Speed Band Cin 90 0 100 0 = 0%, 100 = 100%, Setting is in the increments of 10% (round down 0~9) % O O
751-286 #M Low Speed Band Cin 90 0 100 0 = 0%, 100 = 100%, Setting is in the increments of 10% (round down 0~9) % O O
751-287 #C Low Speed Band Cin 90 0 100 0 = 0%, 100 = 100%, Setting is in the increments of 10% (round down 0~9) % O O
751-288 #K Low Speed Band Cin 90 0 100 0 = 0%, 100 = 100%, Setting is in the increments of 10% (round down 0~9) % O O
751-289 #Y Low Speed Band Length 140 0 255 Low Speed Band Length mm O O
751-290 #M Low Speed Band Length 140 0 255 Low Speed Band Length mm O O
751-291 #C Low Speed Band Length 140 0 255 Low Speed Band Length mm O O
751-292 #K Low Speed Band Length 140 0 255 Low Speed Band Length mm O O
751-301 Low Speed Band Temperature Threshold 0 0 1070 Low Speed Band Temperature Threshold Value 0.1 O O
Value [degree]
751-302 Recovery Band SW 1 0 3 0: Do not perform, 1: Perform after charged, 2: Perform when ATC detecting - O O
for Disp calculation, 3: Perform both 1,2
751-303 #Y Recovery Band Cin 90 0 100 0 = 0%, 100 = 100%, Setting is in the increments of 10% (round down 0~9) % O O
751-304 #M Recovery Band Cin 90 0 100 0 = 0%, 100 = 100%, Setting is in the increments of 10% (round down 0~9) % O O
Write
751-305 #C Recovery Band Cin 90 0 100 0 = 0%, 100 = 100%, Setting is in the increments of 10% (round down 0~9) % O O
751-306 #K Recovery Band Cin 90 0 100 0 = 0%, 100 = 100%, Setting is in the increments of 10% (round down 0~9) % O O
751-307 #Y Recovery Band Length 40 0 50 Recovery Band Length mm O O
751-308 #M Recovery Band Length 40 0 50 Recovery Band Length mm O O
751-309 #C Recovery Band Length 40 0 50 Recovery Band Length mm O O
751-310 #K Recovery Band Length 40 0 50 Recovery Band Length mm O O
751-311 Recovery VH Adjustment Value 0 -1024 1023 Adjust in VH calculated in Procon specification V O O
751-312 Drum Cartridge M/C Operation Switching 0 0 15 M/C Operation switch in Life End/Dead End - O O
751-313 Drum Cartridge Life Determination SW 0 0 1 0: Determine No. of Cycle, 1: Determine PV - O O
751-314 Drum Cartridge Life Determination Threshold 0 0 1 0: Refer to CRUM, 1: Refer to NVM - O O
Value SW
751-315 #Y Life End Film Thickness Threshold Value 13600000 0 30000000 The Drum film thickness threshold value that indicates Life End pm O O
751-316 #M Life End Film Thickness Threshold Value 13600000 0 30000000 The Drum film thickness threshold value that indicates Life End pm O O
751-317 #C Life End Film Thickness Threshold Value 13600000 0 30000000 The Drum film thickness threshold value that indicates Life End pm O O
751-318 #K Life End Film Thickness Threshold Value 13600000 0 30000000 The Drum film thickness threshold value that indicates Life End pm O O
751-319 #Y Dead End Film Thickness Threshold Value 9000000 0 30000000 The Drum film thickness threshold value that indicates Dead End pm O O
751-320 #M Dead End Film Thickness Threshold Value 9000000 0 30000000 The Drum film thickness threshold value that indicates Dead End pm O O
751-321 #C Dead End Film Thickness Threshold Value 9000000 0 30000000 The Drum film thickness threshold value that indicates Dead End pm O O
751-322 #K Dead End Film Thickness Threshold Value 9000000 0 30000000 The Drum film thickness threshold value that indicates Dead End pm O O
751-323 #Y Delta Pre Near Film Thickness Threshold 168000 0 30000000 The Drum film thickness threshold value between Pre Near and Life End pm O O
Value
751-324 #M Delta Pre Near Film Thickness Threshold 168000 0 30000000 The Drum film thickness threshold value between Pre Near and Life End pm O O
Value
751-325 #C Delta Pre Near Film Thickness Threshold 168000 0 30000000 The Drum film thickness threshold value between Pre Near and Life End pm O O
Value
751-326 #K Delta Pre Near Film Thickness Threshold 168000 0 30000000 The Drum film thickness threshold value between Pre Near and Life End pm O O
Value
751-327 #Y Delta Near Film Thickness Threshold Value 50400 0 30000000 The Drum film thickness threshold value between Near and Life End pm O O
751-328 #M Delta Near Film Thickness Threshold Value 50400 0 30000000 The Drum film thickness threshold value between Near and Life End pm O O
751-329 #C Delta Near Film Thickness Threshold Value 50400 0 30000000 The Drum film thickness threshold value between Near and Life End pm O O
751-330 #K Delta Near Film Thickness Threshold Value 50400 0 30000000 The Drum film thickness threshold value between Near and Life End pm O O
751-331 #Y Life End Cycle Threshold Value 7000 0 65535 The Drum Cycle threshold value that indicates Life End 100[Cycle] O O
751-332 #M Life End Cycle Threshold Value 7000 0 65535 The Drum Cycle threshold value that indicates Life End 100[Cycle] O O
751-333 #C Life End Cycle Threshold Value 7000 0 65535 The Drum Cycle threshold value that indicates Life End 100[Cycle] O O
751-334 #K Life End Cycle Threshold Value 7000 0 65535 The Drum Cycle threshold value that indicates Life End 100[Cycle] O O
751-335 #Y Dead End Cycle Threshold Value 10830 0 65535 The Drum Cycle threshold value that indicates Dead End 100[Cycle] O O
751-336 #M Dead End Cycle Threshold Value 10830 0 65535 The Drum Cycle threshold value that indicates Dead End 100[Cycle] O O
751-337 #C Dead End Cycle Threshold Value 10830 0 65535 The Drum Cycle threshold value that indicates Dead End 100[Cycle] O O
751-338 #K Dead End Cycle Threshold Value 10830 0 65535 The Drum Cycle threshold value that indicates Dead End 100[Cycle] O O

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751-339 #Y Delta Pre Near Cycle Threshold Value 140 0 65535 The Drum Cycle threshold value between Pre Near and Life End 100[Cycle] O O
751-340 #M Delta Pre Near Cycle Threshold Value 140 0 65535 The Drum Cycle threshold value between Pre Near and Life End 100[Cycle] O O
751-341 #C Delta Pre Near Cycle Threshold Value 140 0 65535 The Drum Cycle threshold value between Pre Near and Life End 100[Cycle] O O
751-342 #K Delta Pre Near Cycle Threshold Value 140 0 65535 The Drum Cycle threshold value between Pre Near and Life End 100[Cycle] O O
751-343 #Y Delta Near Cycle Threshold Value 42 0 65535 The Drum Cycle threshold value between Near and Life End 100[Cycle] O O
751-344 #M Delta Near Cycle Threshold Value 42 0 65535 The Drum Cycle threshold value between Near and Life End 100[Cycle] O O
751-345 #C Delta Near Cycle Threshold Value 42 0 65535 The Drum Cycle threshold value between Near and Life End 100[Cycle] O O
751-346 #K Delta Near Cycle Threshold Value 42 0 65535 The Drum Cycle threshold value between Near and Life End 100[Cycle] O O
751-347 #Y Life End PV Threshold Value 1000 0 65535 The Drum PV threshold value that indicates Life End 100[PV] O O
751-348 #M Life End PV Threshold Value 1000 0 65535 The Drum PV threshold value that indicates Life End 100[PV] O O
751-349 #C Life End PV Threshold Value 1000 0 65535 The Drum PV threshold value that indicates Life End 100[PV] O O
751-350 #K Life End PV Threshold Value 1000 0 65535 The Drum PV threshold value that indicates Life End 100[PV] O O
751-351 #Y Dead End PV Threshold Value 1547 0 65535 The Drum PV threshold value that indicates Dead End 100[PV] O O
751-352 #M Dead End PV Threshold Value 1547 0 65535 The Drum PV threshold value that indicates Dead End 100[PV] O O
751-353 #C Dead End PV Threshold Value 1547 0 65535 The Drum PV threshold value that indicates Dead End 100[PV] O O
751-354 #K Dead End PV Threshold Value 1547 0 65535 The Drum PV threshold value that indicates Dead End 100[PV] O O
751-355 #Y Delta Pre Near PV Threshold Value 20 0 65535 The Drum PV threshold value between Pre Near and Life End 100[PV] O O
751-356 #M Delta Pre Near PV Threshold Value 20 0 65535 The Drum PV threshold value between Pre Near and Life End 100[PV] O O
751-357 #C Delta Pre Near PV Threshold Value 20 0 65535 The Drum PV threshold value between Pre Near and Life End 100[PV] O O
751-358 #K Delta Pre Near PV Threshold Value 20 0 65535 The Drum PV threshold value between Pre Near and Life End 100[PV] O O
751-359 #Y Delta Near PV Threshold Value 6 0 65535 The Drum PV threshold value between Near and Life End 100[PV] O O
751-360 #M Delta Near PV Threshold Value 6 0 65535 The Drum PV threshold value between Near and Life End 100[PV] O O
751-361 #C Delta Near PV Threshold Value 6 0 65535 The Drum PV threshold value between Near and Life End 100[PV] O O
751-362 #K Delta Near PV Threshold Value 6 0 65535 The Drum PV threshold value between Near and Life End 100[PV] O O
751-363 #Y Drum Status 0 0 255 Drum Cartridge Status - O O
bit0=1: Ready
bit1=2: Pre Near
bit2=4: Near
bit3=8: Life End (QualityLifeEnd)
bit4=16: Life Over
bit5=32: Life End (Dead End)
751-364 #M Drum Status 0 0 255 Drum Cartridge Status - O O
751-365 #C Drum Status 0 0 255 Drum Cartridge Status - O O
751-366 #K Drum Status 0 0 255 Drum Cartridge Status - O O
751-367 #Y Drum Maximum Usable Amount 3480 0 20000 Estimate Value of Drum PV Life 100[PV] O O
751-368 #M Drum Maximum Usable Amount 3480 0 20000 Estimate Value of Drum PV Life 100[PV] O O
751-369 #C Drum Maximum Usable Amount 3480 0 20000 Estimate Value of Drum PV Life 100[PV] O O
751-370 #K Drum Maximum Usable Amount 3480 0 20000 Estimate Value of Drum PV Life 100[PV] O O
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751-371 #Y Drum Low AC/DC Cycle (Total Cycle of All 0 0 4294967295 No. of Drum Rotation when BCR Low AC or DC output is ON 0.1[Cycle] O O
PS)
751-372 #M Drum Low AC/DC Cycle (Total Cycle of All 0 0 4294967295 No. of Drum Rotation when BCR Low AC or DC output is ON 0.1[Cycle] O O
PS)
751-373 #C Drum Low AC/DC Cycle (Total Cycle of All 0 0 4294967295 No. of Drum Rotation when BCR Low AC or DC output is ON 0.1[Cycle] O O
PS)
751-374 #K Drum Low AC/DC Cycle (Total Cycle of All 0 0 4294967295 No. of Drum Rotation when BCR Low AC or DC output is ON 0.1[Cycle] O O
PS)
751-375 #Y Drum Low AC/DC Cycle #63mm/s 0 0 4294967295 No. of Drum Rotation by Process Speed when BCR Low AC or DC output is 0.1[Cycle] O O
ON
751-376 #M Drum Low AC/DC Cycle #63mm/s 0 0 4294967295 No. of Drum Rotation by Process Speed when BCR Low AC or DC output is 0.1[Cycle] O O
ON
751-377 #C Drum Low AC/DC Cycle #63mm/s 0 0 4294967295 No. of Drum Rotation by Process Speed when BCR Low AC or DC output is 0.1[Cycle] O O
ON
751-378 #K Drum Low AC/DC Cycle #63mm/s 0 0 4294967295 No. of Drum Rotation by Process Speed when BCR Low AC or DC output is 0.1[Cycle] O O
ON
751-379 #Y Drum Low AC/DC Cycle #126mm/s 0 0 4294967295 No. of Drum Rotation by Process Speed when BCR Low AC or DC output is 0.1[Cycle] O O
ON
751-380 #M Drum Low AC/DC Cycle #126mm/s 0 0 4294967295 No. of Drum Rotation by Process Speed when BCR Low AC or DC output is 0.1[Cycle] O O
ON
751-381 #C Drum Low AC/DC Cycle #126mm/s 0 0 4294967295 No. of Drum Rotation by Process Speed when BCR Low AC or DC output is 0.1[Cycle] O O
ON
751-382 #K Drum Low AC/DC Cycle #126mm/s 0 0 4294967295 No. of Drum Rotation by Process Speed when BCR Low AC or DC output is 0.1[Cycle] O O
ON
751-383 #Y #Environment No.1 Drum Cycle 0 0 4294967295 Number of Drum rotation by Transfer Environment from Drum Mot ON to 0.1[Cycle] O O
OFF
751-384 #M #Environment No.1 Drum Cycle 0 0 4294967295 Number of Drum rotation by Transfer Environment from Drum Mot ON to 0.1[Cycle] O O
OFF
751-385 #C #Environment No.1 Drum Cycle 0 0 4294967295 Number of Drum rotation by Transfer Environment from Drum Mot ON to 0.1[Cycle] O O
OFF
751-386 #K #Environment No.1 Drum Cycle 0 0 4294967295 Number of Drum rotation by Transfer Environment from Drum Mot ON to 0.1[Cycle] O O
OFF
OFF
OFF
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751-423 #K PV Color (Total Cycle of All PS) 0 0 4294967295 #K Color PV Counter during Color Output PV O O
751-424 #Y Drum Cartridge Replacement Date [Year] 0 0 99 The year Drum Cartridge was replaced - O O
751-425 #M Drum Cartridge Replacement Date [Year] 0 0 99 The year Drum Cartridge was replaced - O O
751-426 #C Drum Cartridge Replacement Date [Year] 0 0 99 The year Drum Cartridge was replaced - O O
751-427 #K Drum Cartridge Replacement Date [Year] 0 0 99 The year Drum Cartridge was replaced - O O
751-428 #Y Drum Cartridge Replacement Date [Month] 0 0 12 The month Drum Cartridge was replaced - O O
751-429 #M Drum Cartridge Replacement Date [Month] 0 0 12 The month Drum Cartridge was replaced - O O
751-430 #C Drum Cartridge Replacement Date [Month] 0 0 12 The month Drum Cartridge was replaced - O O
751-431 #K Drum Cartridge Replacement Date [Month] 0 0 12 The month Drum Cartridge was replaced - O O
751-432 #Y Drum Cartridge Replacement Date [Day] 0 0 31 The day Drum Cartridge was replaced - O O
751-433 #M Drum Cartridge Replacement Date [Day] 0 0 31 The day Drum Cartridge was replaced - O O
751-434 #C Drum Cartridge Replacement Date [Day] 0 0 31 The day Drum Cartridge was replaced - O O
751-435 #K Drum Cartridge Replacement Date [Day] 0 0 31 The day Drum Cartridge was replaced - O O
751-436 Environment Control Switch NVM 1 0 1 Xero Environment Control Switch - O O
(ENV_CTRL_SW)
751-437 #Y Initial Film Thickness 22 0 255 Initial Film Thickness Value of the Drum Micro-m O O
751-438 #M Initial Film Thickness 22 0 255 Initial Film Thickness Value of the Drum Micro-m O O
751-439 #C Initial Film Thickness 22 0 255 Initial Film Thickness Value of the Drum Micro-m O O

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751-440 #K Initial Film Thickness 22 0 255 Initial Film Thickness Value of the Drum Micro-m O O
751-441 #Y WEAR_CE 12 0 255 Film Thinning Coefficient per Drum Cycle pm/Cycle O O
751-442 #M WEAR_CE 12 0 255 Film Thinning Coefficient per Drum Cycle pm/Cycle O O
751-443 #C WEAR_CE 12 0 255 Film Thinning Coefficient per Drum Cycle pm/Cycle O O
751-444 #K WEAR_CE 12 0 255 Film Thinning Coefficient per Drum Cycle pm/Cycle O O
751-445 Deletion Restore Mode SW 0 0 1 0: Do not perform - O O
1: Perform
751-446 Deletion Temperature Threshold Value 26 -8 60 Deletion Temperature Threshold Value Degree O O
751-447 Deletion Humidity Threshold Value 55 0 107 Deletion Humidity Threshold Value % O O
751-448 Deletion A/C Threshold Value 150 0 1000 Deletion A/C Threshold Value 0.1[%] O O
751-449 #Y Deletion Average A/C 0 0 1000 Deletion Average A/C 0.1[%] O O
751-450 #M Deletion Average A/C 0 0 1000 Deletion Average A/C 0.1[%] O O
751-451 #C Deletion Average A/C 0 0 1000 Deletion Average A/C 0.1[%] O O
751-452 #K Deletion Average A/C 0 0 1000 Deletion Average A/C 0.1[%] O O
751-453 Rest Time Threshold Value 100 0 3000 1440min = 24h min O O
751-454 Stored Rest Time (K) 0 0 4294967295 Stored Sleep Time for Rest Time Calculation (Stored during Drum Mot Stop) - O O
751-455 Stored Rest Time (FC) 0 0 4294967295 Stored Sleep Time for Rest Time Calculation (Stored during Drum Mot Stop - O O
after FC Mode)
751-456 Deletion Restore Mode Run Length 9425 0 30160 9425mm = 100Cycle, 30160mm = 320Cycle (4 minutes) mm O O
751-457 #Y Deletion ICDC Integrated Value 0 0 4294967295 Deletion ICDC Integrated Value ICDC O O
751-458 #M Deletion ICDC Integrated Value 0 0 4294967295 Deletion ICDC Integrated Value ICDC O O
751-459 #C Deletion ICDC Integrated Value 0 0 4294967295 Deletion ICDC Integrated Value ICDC O O
751-460 #K Deletion ICDC Integrated Value 0 0 4294967295 Deletion ICDC Integrated Value ICDC O O
751-461 #Y Deletion Cycle 0 0 4294967295 Drive Time/Drum 0.1 Rotation Time of Drum Mot ON to OFF 0.1[Cycle] O O
751-462 #M Deletion Cycle 0 0 4294967295 Drive Time/Drum 0.1 Rotation Time of Drum Mot ON to OFF 0.1[Cycle] O O
751-463 #C Deletion Cycle 0 0 4294967295 Drive Time/Drum 0.1 Rotation Time of Drum Mot ON to OFF 0.1[Cycle] O O
751-464 #K Deletion Cycle 0 0 4294967295 Drive Time/Drum 0.1 Rotation Time of Drum Mot ON to OFF 0.1[Cycle] O O
751-465 #Y BCR DC Output Value (For I/O Check) 1000 0 1300 The output bias value when performing "#Y BCR DC" at the Component V O O
Control
751-466 #M BCR DC Output Value (For I/O Check) 1000 0 1300 The output bias value when performing "#M BCR DC" at the Component V O O
Control
751-467 #C BCR DC Output Value (For I/O Check) 1000 0 1300 The output bias value when performing "#C BCR DC" at the Component V O O
Control
751-468 #K BCR DC Output Value (For I/O Check) 1000 0 1300 The output bias value when performing "#K BCR DC" at the Component V O O
Control
751-469 #Y Drum Cartridge Reset 0 0 1 Counter Reset only Drum is replaced - O O
751-470 #M Drum Cartridge Reset 0 0 1 Counter Reset only Drum is replaced - O O
751-471 #C Drum Cartridge Reset 0 0 1 Counter Reset only Drum is replaced - O O
751-472 #K Drum Cartridge Reset 0 0 1 Counter Reset only Drum is replaced - O O
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751-473 LetterL-G Print Copies 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Process Speed Category for Waste Toner Container (Let- PV O O
terL-G)
751-474 A4S-G Print Copies 0 0 4294967295 No. of Prints by Process Speed Category for Waste Toner Container (A4S- PV O O
G)
751-475 #Y No. of Drum Replacement 0 0 255 No. of Replacement for Drum only Times O O
751-476 #M No. of Drum Replacement 0 0 255 No. of Replacement for Drum only Times O O
751-477 #C No. of Drum Replacement 0 0 255 No. of Replacement for Drum only Times O O
751-478 #K No. of Drum Replacement 0 0 255 No. of Replacement for Drum only Times O O
751-479 #Y HVPS Correction 0 -20 20 5.6V/Step Step O O
751-480 #M HVPS Correction 0 -20 20 5.6V/Step Step O O
751-481 #C HVPS Correction 0 -20 20 5.6V/Step Step O O
751-482 #K HVPS Correction 0 -20 20 5.6V/Step Step O O
751-483 HVPS Correction Amount 56 0 255 0.1[V] O O
751-484 #Y HVPS Correction Value 0 -128 127 V O O
751-485 #M HVPS Correction Value 0 -128 127 V O O
751-486 #C HVPS Correction Value 0 -128 127 V O O
751-487 #K HVPS Correction Value 0 -128 127 V O O
751-488 Altitude Setting Parameter 0 0 10 Step O O
751-489 Altitude Correction Amount -8 -128 127 0.1[V] O O
751-490 Altitude Correction Value 0 -128 127 V O O
751-491 #Y Abrasion Rate 12 0 255 Abrasion Rate per Drum Cycle pm/Cycle O O
751-492 #M Abrasion Rate 12 0 255 Abrasion Rate per Drum Cycle pm/Cycle O O
751-493 #C Abrasion Rate 12 0 255 Abrasion Rate per Drum Cycle pm/Cycle O O
751-494 #K Abrasion Rate 12 0 255 Abrasion Rate per Drum Cycle pm/Cycle O O
751-495 Hold1 ICDC Threshold Value (Hold1) 600 0 65000 ICDC Threshold Value from Hold1 to Near 100[ICDC] O O
751-496 Waste Toner Container Hold1 ICDC 0 0 65000 ICDC from Hold1 to Near 100[ICDC] O O
751-497 #Y Waste Toner Container Hold1 Image ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #Y from Hold1 to Near (Image) ICDC O O
751-498 #M Waste Toner Container Hold1 Image ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #M from Hold1 to Near (Image) ICDC O O
751-499 #C Waste Toner Container Hold1 Image ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #C from Hold1 to Near (Image) ICDC O O
751-500 #K Waste Toner Container Hold1 Image ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #K from Hold1 to Near (Image) ICDC O O
751-501 #Y Waste Toner Container Hold1 Patch ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #Y from Hold1 to Near (Patch) ICDC O O
751-502 #M Waste Toner Container Hold1 Patch ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #M from Hold1 to Near (Patch) ICDC O O
751-503 #C Waste Toner Container Hold1 Patch ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #C from Hold1 to Near (Patch) ICDC O O

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751-504 #K Waste Toner Container Hold1 Patch ICDC 0 0 4294967295 ICDC of #K from Hold1 to Near (Patch) ICDC O O
Table 1 NVM 752_Process Control 1 List
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752-001 Disp Control SW [YMC] 2 0 2 Toner Refill Control Mode Switch - O O
752-002 Disp Control SW [K] 2 0 2 Toner Refill Control Mode Switch - O O
752-003 Potential Control SW 0 0 2 Potential Control Mode Switch - O O
752-004 ADC Tone Control SW 0 0 1 ADC Tone Control Mode Switch - O O
752-005 TRC Manual Adjustment SW 0 0 1 The TRC manual adjustment mode switch. - O O
752-006 Calibration SW 0 0 3 Auto Gradation Adjustment Application Switch - O O
752-007 Empty Detection SW 0 0 2 Empty Detection Switch (0: OFF 1: ON 2: Detection OFF) - O O
752-008 ProConSetup_SW 1 0 1 Switch for all Procon Setup (0: OFF, 1: ON) - O O
752-009 MiniSetup_SW 1 0 1 MiniSetup Switch (0: OFF, 1: ON) - O O
752-010 MidSetup_SW 1 0 1 MidSetup Switch (0: OFF, 1: ON) - O O
752-011 EndSetup_SW 1 0 1 EndSetup Switch (0: OFF, 1: ON) - O O
752-012 TCSetup_SW 0 0 1 TCSetup Switch (0: OFF, 1: ON) - O O
752-013 MiniSetup Forced Execution Flag 1 0 2 MiniSetup Force Execution Flag (0: Force Execute, 1: Enter - O O
FC_MiniSetup, 2: Enter BW_MiniSetup)
752-014 Front_Interlock_Open_MiniSetup_SW 0 0 1 Switch to Allow/Forbid MiniSetup Execution when Power ON/Sleep - O O
Recovery in Front Interlock Open Status (0: Allow: 1 Disable)
752-015 BW_MiniSetup Priority SW 1 0 1 BW_MiniSetup Priority Switch (0: OFF, 1: ON) - O O
752-016 Setup Continuous Execution after Mini SW 0 0 1 Setup Continuous Execution SW after Mini (0: [Prohibit, 1: Allow) - O O
752-017 CycleDown_SW after MiniSetup 0 0 1 CycleDown_SW after MiniSetup (0: Normal Operation, 1: Always - O O
CycleDown)
752-018 MidSetup_Vcln Create SW 0 0 2 MidSetup Vcln Create Switch (0: Do not always create Vcln, 1: - O O
Always create Vcln, 2: Create Vcin according to Flag)
752-019 EndSetup_Vcln Create SW 2 0 2 EndSetup Vcln Create Switch (0: Do not always create Vcln, 1: - O O
752-020 TCSetup_Vcln Create Switch 0 0 2 TCSetup Vcln Create Switch (0: Do not always create Vcln, 1: - O O
752-021 Vcln Sync Calculation Switch 0 0 1 Vcln Sync Calculation Switch (0: Use All Vcln Mean, 1: Use Vcln - O O
Sync)
752-022 High Image Density Mix Switch 1 0 2 Switch to determine the Mixing Execution during High Image Density - O O
Output (0: No Mixing, 1 With Mixing, 2: With Mixing & Toner Band)
752-023 Vdeve Limit Band Switch 0 0 1 Vdeve Limit Band Switch (0: OFF, 1: ON) - O O
752-024 Deve_Bias_AC_SW 1 0 1 Developing Bias AC Mode Switch (0: OFF, 1: ON) - O O
752-025 ADCLED_SW 0 0 2 ADCLED ON/OFF Switch - O O
752-026 Delta RADC_Potential_Target All Correcting SW 0 0 1 Delta RADC_Potential_Target All Correcting Switch - O O
752-027 Delta RADC_Tone_Target All Correcting SW[Patch1] 1 0 1 Delta RADC_Tone_Target All Correcting Switch - O O
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752-031 Delta RADC_TC_Target All Correcting SW 1 0 1 Delta RADC_TC_Target All Correcting Switch - O O
752-032 Delta RADC_TC_Target RDP Correction Amount Clear 0 0 1 Delta RADC_TC_Target RDP Correction Amount Clear SW - O O
SW
752-033 Delta RADC_TC_Target Toner Refill Control Correction 0 0 1 Delta RADC_TC_Target Toner Refill Control Correction Amount - O O
Amount Clear SW Clear SW
752-034 Disp Control SW_Long Length 0 0 1 Dispense Control Switch for Long Length Paper (0: OFF, 1: ON) - O O
752-035 No. of FlagDispMotor Rotation Correction_New Toner 1 0 1 Selection Flag for No. of DispMotor Rotation Correction of New Car- - O O
Cartridge tridge Period
752-036 Correct No. of FlagDispMotor Rotation_recovery Mode 0 0 1 Selection Flag for No. of DispMotor Rotation Correction during Ton- - O O
erRecovery Operation
752-037 No. of FlagDispMotor Rotation Correction_NearEmpty 0 0 1 Selection Flag for No. of DispMotor Rotation Correction after - O O
Detection NearEmpty Detection
752-038 No. of FlagDispMotor Rotation_Normal Operation 0 0 1 Selection Flag for No. of DispMotor Rotation Correction during Nor- - O O
mal Operation
752-039 ADC Toner Refill Control SW[YMC] 0 0 3 SW to instruct to perform ADC Toner Refill Process - O O
752-040 ADC Toner Refill Control SW[K] 0 0 3 SW to instruct to perform ADC Toner Refill Process - O O
752-041 Contrast Ratio Maintenance Control SW 0 0 1 Contrast Ratio Maintenance Control Switch (0: OFF, 1: ON) - O O
* This is for Image CF and there is a separate one for Mini Patch
752-042 Contrast Ratio Maintenance Control SW_Mini Patch 0 0 1 Contrast Ratio Maintenance Control Switch for Mini Patch - O O
0: OFF, 1: ON
752-043 Reflecting Split SW after Mid/TCSetup 0 0 1 Reflecting Split Switch after Mid/TCSetup (0: Batch Reflect, 1: Split - O O
Reflect)
752-044 Potential Reference Selection SW_Standard 1 0 1 Potential Reference Selection SW_Standard (0: VB Reference, 1: RP - O O
Reference)
752-045 Potential Reference Selection SW_Mini 1 0 1 Potential Reference Selection SW_Mini (0: VB Reference, 1: RP Ref- - O O
erence)
752-046 Potential Reference Selection SW_TC 1 0 1 Potential Reference Selection SW_TC (0: VB Reference, 1: RP Ref- - O O
erence)
752-047 Potential Reference Selection SW_PCON 1 0 1 Potential Reference Selection SW_PCON (0: VB Reference, 1: RP - O O
Reference)
752-048 CF_PCON Calculation SW 0 0 1 CF_PCON Calculation Method SW - O O
0: Contrast Ration Standard, 1: Setting CF
752-049 VH Upper Limit Value Calculation SW[Y] 0 0 2 VH Upper Limit Calculate SW (0: VH Upper Limit Fixed Value, 1: - O O
Variable Value with type/altitude correction, 2: Variable Value without
type/altitude correction)
752-050 VH Upper Limit Value Calculation SW[M] 0 0 2 VH Upper Limit Calculate SW (0: VH Upper Limit Fixed Value, 1: - O O
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752-051 VH Upper Limit Value Calculation SW[C] 0 0 2 VH Upper Limit Calculate SW (0: VH Upper Limit Fixed Value, 1: - O O
752-052 VH Upper Limit Value Calculation SW[K] 0 0 2 VH Upper Limit Calculate SW (0: VH Upper Limit Fixed Value, 1: - O O
752-053 Ghost supported SW[YMC] 0 0 2 Ghost supported SW - O O
0: OFF, 1: VH Lower Limit, 3: Fixed Delta V Offset
752-054 Ghost supported SW[K] 0 0 2 Ghost supported SW - O O
0: OFF, 1: VH Lower Limit, 3: Fixed Delta V Offset
752-055 Barcode ModeSW 0 0 2 Barcode Mode Switch - O X
Default Value 0: Follow the Mode, 1: Force ON, 2: Force OFF
752-056 Custom Mode 1 0 1 0: Normal Mode, 1: Custom Mode - O O
752-057 Toner Recovery SW 0 0 1 Normal Recovery·During Job Recovery Performing Switch (0: OFF, - O O
1: ON)
752-058 Powe ON Determination for Recovery_SW 0 0 1 Perform Determination SW for Power ON Determination (0: Not per- - O O
formed, 1: Perform
752-059 Installed Used CTRG supported SW 0 0 1 Installed Toner Conveyance Path Filling Operation SW in used - O O
CTRG
752-060 Remaining Amount Estimate Method SW 0 0 1 0: Disp Time Integrated Estimate, 1: ICDC Integrated Estimate - O O
752-061 Remaining Notification SW 0 0 1 0: Normal, 1: Always PreNear - O O
752-062 Filling Toner Amount supported SW 1 0 1 0: Filling Toner Amount supported Indication OFF, 1: Filling Toner - O O
Amount supported Indication ON
752-063 PreNear Correction during SW_EP Connection 0 0 1 SW to setup whether to conduct PreNear correction during EP Con- - O O
nection
0: PreNear Correction OFF, 1: PreNear Correction ON
752-064 Delta Humidity Selection SW_Setup Performing Require- 1 0 1 Delta Humidity Selection SW_Setup Performing Requirement - O O
ment
752-065 Delta Humidity Selection SW_Target Value 1 0 1 Delta Humidity Selection SW_Target Value - O O
752-066 Delta Humidity Selection SW_Disp 1 0 1 Delta Humidity Selection SW_Disp - O O
752-067 Delta Humidity Selection SW_Potential 1 0 1 Delta Humidity Selection SW_Potential - O O
752-068 Delta Humidity Selection SW_Device 1 0 1 Delta Humidity Selection SW_Device - O O
752-069 Transfer VH Send Information SW 1 0 1 Transfer VH Send Information SW - O O
752-070 Transfer LUT_SW[Copy] 1 0 1 Transfer LUT Selection SW - O O
752-071 Transfer LUT_SW[Print] 1 0 1 Transfer LUT Selection SW - O O
752-072 ADC Sensor System Fail 0 0 65535 ADC Sensor System Fail - O O
752-073 ADC Sensor Fail Counter 0 0 65535 ADC Sensor Fail Counter - O O
752-074 ADC Potential Patch Fail Counter[Y] 0 0 65535 ADC Potential Patch Fail Counter - O O
752-075 ADC Potential Patch Fail Counter[M] 0 0 65535 ADC Potential Patch Fail Counter - O O
752-076 ADC Potential Patch Fail Counter[C] 0 0 65535 ADC Potential Patch Fail Counter - O O

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752-077 ADC Potential Patch Fail Counter[K] 0 0 65535 ADC Potential Patch Fail Counter - O O
752-078 ADC Tone Patch Fail_All Tone[Y] 0 0 1 ADC Tone Patch Fail_All Tone (either one occur) - O O
752-079 ADC Tone Patch Fail_All Tone[M] 0 0 1 ADC Tone Patch Fail_All Tone (either one occur) - O O
752-080 ADC Tone Patch Fail_All Tone[C] 0 0 1 ADC Tone Patch Fail_All Tone (either one occur) - O O
752-081 ADC Tone Patch Fail_All Tone[K] 0 0 1 ADC Tone Patch Fail_All Tone (either one occur) - O O
752-082 ADC Tone Patch Fail Counter [Y][Patch1] 0 0 65535 ADC Tone Patch Fail Counter - O O
752-086 ADC Tone Patch Fail Counter [M][Patch1] 0 0 65535 ADC Tone Patch Fail Counter - O O
752-090 ADC Tone Patch Fail Counter [C][Patch1] 0 0 65535 ADC Tone Patch Fail Counter - O O
752-094 ADC Tone Patch Fail Counter[K][Patch1] 0 0 65535 ADC Tone Patch Fail Counter - O O
752-098 ADC_TC Patch Fail Counter[Y] 0 0 65535 ADC_TC Patch Fail Counter - O O
752-099 ADC_TC Patch Fail Counter[M] 0 0 65535 ADC_TC Patch Fail Counter - O O
752-100 ADC_TC Patch Fail Counter[C] 0 0 65535 ADC_TC Patch Fail Counter - O O
752-101 ADC_TC Patch Fail Counter[K] 0 0 65535 ADC_TC Patch Fail Counter - O O
752-102 ADC_Vpatch Storing Address 0 0 4294967295 ADC Patch Output Measurement Value Storing Address on RAM - O O
(For Soft Debug)
752-103 Creating Flag Toner Band[Y] 0 0 1 Flag for Toner Band Create Determination - O O
752-104 Creating Flag Toner Band[M] 0 0 1 Flag for Toner Band Create Determination - O O
752-105 Creating Flag Toner Band[C] 0 0 1 Flag for Toner Band Create Determination - O O
752-106 Creating Flag Toner Band[K] 0 0 1 Flag for Toner Band Create Determination - O O
752-107 No. of MiniSetup Execution_Total[BW] 0 0 65535 Total No. of Execution of MidSetup - O O
752-108 No. of MiniSetup Execution_Total[FC] 0 0 65535 Total No. of Execution of MidSetup - O O
752-109 No. of MidSetup Execution_Total[BW] 0 0 65535 Total No. of Execution of MidSetup - O O
752-110 No. of MidSetup Execution_Total[FC] 0 0 65535 Total No. of Execution of MidSetup - O O
752-111 No. of EndSetup Execution_Total[BW] 0 0 65535 Total No. of Execution of EndSetup - O O
752-112 No. of EndSetup Execution_Total[FC] 0 0 65535 Total No. of Execution of EndSetup - O O
752-113 No. of TCSetup Execution_Total[BW] 0 0 65535 Total No. of Execution of TCSetup - O O
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752-114 No. of TCSetup Execution_Total[FC] 0 0 65535 Total No. of Execution of TCSetup - O O
752-115 MiniSetup Execution Requirement [1] 0 0 255 Monitor MiniSetup Execution Requirement - O O
752-118 MiniSetup Execution Requirement_For Entry[1] 0 0 255 MiniSetup Execution Requirement for Entry - O O
752-123 MiniSetup Execution Time Interval[BW] 480 0 65535 Minisetup Execution Time Interval minute O O
752-124 MiniSetup Execution Time Interval[FC] 360 0 65535 Minisetup Execution Time Interval minute O O
752-125 MiniSetup Execution TIme Interval_JobStart 14400 0 2628000 MiniSetup Execution Time Interval for JobStart minute O O
752-126 MiniSetup Execution Time Interval_FCwhen Black and 360 0 2628000 FC_ MiniSetup Execution Time Interval during Black and White Prior- minute O O
White priority_MiniSetup ity Mode
752-127 ADC_MidSetup Creating interval[Min][BW] 100 0 1023 MidSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-128 ADC_MidSetup Creating interval[Min][FC] 30 0 1023 MidSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-129 ADC_MidSetup Creating Interval[Short][BW] 100 0 1023 MidSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-130 ADC_MidSetup Creating Interval[Short][FC] 30 0 1023 MidSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-131 ADC_MidSetup Creating Interval[Low AC][BW] 100 0 1023 MidSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-132 ADC_MidSetup Creating Interval[Low AC][FC] 30 0 1023 MidSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-133 ADC_MidSetup Creating Interval[Low/High AC][BW] 100 0 1023 MidSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-134 ADC_MidSetup Creating Interval[Low/High AC][FC] 30 0 1023 MidSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-135 ADC_MidSetup Creating Interval[Normal][BW] 125 0 1023 MidSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-136 ADC_MidSetup Creating Interval[Normal][FC] 65 0 1023 MidSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-137 ADC_EndSetup Creating interval[Min][BW] 42 0 1023 EndSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-138 ADC_EndSetup Creating interval[Min][FC] 20 0 1023 EndSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-139 ADC_EndSetup Creating Interval[Short][BW] 42 0 1023 EndSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-140 ADC_EndSetup Creating Interval[Short][FC] 20 0 1023 EndSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-141 ADC_EndSetup Creating Interval[Low AC][BW] 42 0 1023 EndSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-142 ADC_EndSetup Creating Interval[Low AC][FC] 20 0 1023 EndSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-143 ADC_EndSetup Creating Interval[Low/High AC][BW] 42 0 1023 EndSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-144 ADC_EndSetup Creating Interval[Low/High AC][FC] 20 0 1023 EndSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-145 ADC_EndSetup Creating Interval[Normal][BW] 50 0 1023 EndSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-146 ADC_EndSetup Creating Interval[Normal][FC] 40 0 1023 EndSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-147 ADC_TCSetup Creating interval[Min][BW] 8 0 1023 TCSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-148 ADC_TCSetup Creating interval[Min][FC] 8 0 1023 TCSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-149 ADC_TCSetup Creating Interval[Short][BW] 130 0 1023 TCSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-150 ADC_TCSetup Creating Interval[Short][FC] 130 0 1023 TCSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-151 ADC_TCSetup Creating interval[Max][BW] 130 0 1023 TCSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O
752-152 ADC_TCSetup Creating interval[Max][FC] 130 0 1023 TCSetup Patch Creating Interval PV O O

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752-153 ADC_Mid_Disp Request Time_Buffer Threshold 6600 -32768 200000 Buffer Threshold Value for MidSetup Shortened Performance Deter- 1 [ms] O O
Value[YMC] mination
752-154 ADC_Mid_Disp Request Time_Buffer Threshold Value[K] 6600 -32768 200000 Buffer Threshold Value for MidSetup Shortened Performance Deter- 1 [ms] O O
mination
752-155 ADC_End_Disp Request Time_Buffer Threshold 6600 -32768 200000 Buffer Threshold Value for EndSetup Shortened Performance Deter- 1 [ms] O O
Value[YMC] mination
752-156 ADC_End_Disp Request Time_Buffer Threshold 6600 -32768 200000 Buffer Threshold Value for EndSetup Shortened Performance Deter- 1 [ms] O O
Value[K] mination
752-157 ADC_TC_Disp Request Time_Buffer Threshold 6600 -32768 200000 Buffer Threshold Value for TCSetup Shortened Performance Deter- 1 [ms] O O
Value[YMC] mination
752-158 ADC_TC_Disp Request Time_Buffer Threshold Value[K] 6600 -32768 200000 Buffer Threshold Value for TCSetup Shortened Performance Deter- 1 [ms] O O
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752-161 ADC_Mid/End Low/High AC Counter[Y] 0 0 255 MidEndSetup Performance Counter during Low->High AC - O O
752-162 ADC_Mid/End Low/High AC Counter[M] 0 0 255 MidEndSetup Performance Counter during Low->High AC - O O
752-163 ADC_Mid/End Low/High AC Counter[C] 0 0 255 MidEndSetup Performance Counter during Low->High AC - O O
752-164 ADC_Mid/End Low/High AC Counter[K] 0 0 255 MidEndSetup Performance Counter during Low->High AC - O O
752-165 High Image Density Band Length 30 0 255 SS Direction Length of HIgh Image Density mm O O
752-166 High Image Density Band Density 85 0 100 High Image Density Band Density % O O
752-167 HIgh Image Density Mixing Panel Length 7 0 255 Panel Length of Mixing Cycle in HIgh Image Density 100[mm] O O
752-168 K Color Mixture Prevention Band Length 160 0 255 Length of SS Direction of K Color Mixture Prevention Band mm O O
752-169 K Color Mixture Prevention Band Density 100 0 100 K Color Mixture Prevention Band Density % O O
752-170 K Color Mixture Prevention Band PV[YMC] 0 0 65535 PV to determine creating K Color Mixture Band - O O
752-171 K Color Mixture Prevention Band PV[K] 0 0 65535 PV to determine creating K Color Mixture Band - O O
752-172 K Color Mixture Prevention Band Determination PV 5000 0 65535 PV Threshold Value to determine creating K Color Mixing Band - O O
Threshold Value
752-173 K Color Mixture Prevention Band Determination Ratio 1000 0 65535 Ratio Threshold Value for determine creating K Color Mixture Pre- - O O
Threshold Value vention Band
752-174 Vdeve Upper Limit Band Length 120 0 255 SS Direction Length of Vdeve Upper Limit Band mm O O
752-175 Vdeve Upper Limit Band Density 100 0 100 Vdeve Upper Limit Band Density % O O
752-176 Vdeve Upper Limit Band Threshold Value 10 1 255 Vdeve Upper Limit Band Threshold Value - O O
752-177 Vdeve Upper Limit Band ICDC Mean Threshold Value1 20 0 65535 ICDC Mean Threshold Value for creating Vdeve Upper Limit Band - O O
752-178 Vdeve Upper Limit Band ICDC Mean Threshold Value2 15 0 65535 ICDC Mean Threshold Value for creating Vdeve Upper Limit Band - O O
752-179 Delta PR Film Decrease Amount Threshold Value_Vdeve 250 0 1023 PR Film Decrease Amount Threshold Value for creating Vdeve 0.1[m] O O
Upper Limit Band Upper Limit Band
752-180 Paper Size 0 0 4 0: A4L/Letter/A4S type, 1: B4S type, 2: A3/"17/"19 type, 3: Long - O O
Length1 type, 4: Long Length2 type
752-181 Screen PV[Copy][YMC] 0 0 4294967295 Screen Individual PV count - O O
752-182 Screen PV[Copy][K] 0 0 4294967295 Screen Individual PV count - O O
752-183 Screen PV[Print2 Value][YMC] 0 0 4294967295 Screen Individual PV count - O O
752-184 Screen PV[Print2 Value][K] 0 0 4294967295 Screen Individual PV count - O O
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752-185 Screen PV[Print Multi-Value][YMC] 0 0 4294967295 Screen Individual PV count - O O
752-186 Screen PV[Print Multi-Value][K] 0 0 4294967295 Screen Individual PV count - O O
752-187 Previous Panel Speed [YMC] 0 0 1 Process Speed of Last Panel (0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s) - O O
752-188 Previous Panel Speed [K] 0 0 1 Process Speed of Last Panel (0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s) - O O
752-189 Last Setup Speed [YMC] 0 0 1 Process Speed of Last Setup (0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s) - O O
752-190 Last Setup Speed [K] 0 0 1 Process Speed of Last Setup (0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s) - O O
752-191 EndSetup_ADC_Vcln Create Time Interval 60 0 65535 EndSetup_ADC_Vcln Create Time Interval minute O O
752-192 ICDC Moving Average Value Minority][Y] 0 0 65535 The ICDC moving average value obtained using an algorithm similar - O O
to moving average
752-193 ICDC Moving Average Value [Minority] [M] 0 0 65535 The ICDC moving average value obtained using an algorithm similar - O O
to moving average
752-194 ICDC Moving Average Value [Minority] [C] 0 0 65535 The ICDC moving average value obtained using an algorithm similar - O O
to moving average
752-195 ICDC Moving Average Value [Minority] [K] 0 0 65535 The ICDC moving average value obtained using an algorithm similar - O O
to moving average
752-196 ICDC Moving Average Value [Majority] [Y] 0 0 65535 The ICDC moving average value obtained using an algorithm similar - O O
to moving average
752-197 ICDC Moving Average Value [Majority] [M] 0 0 65535 The ICDC moving average value obtained using an algorithm similar - O O
to moving average
752-198 ICDC Moving Average Value [Majority] [C] 0 0 65535 The ICDC moving average value obtained using an algorithm similar - O O
to moving average
752-199 ICDC Moving Average Value [Majority] [K] 0 0 65535 The ICDC moving average value obtained using an algorithm similar - O O
to moving average
752-202 Delta Deve Rotation No. of Sheet[Y] 0 0 65535 Developing Machine Rotation No. of Sheet from Initial Developer 100 [PV] O O
752-203 Delta Deve Rotation No. of Sheet[M] 0 0 65535 Developing Machine Rotation No. of Sheet from Initial Developer 100 [PV] O O
752-204 Delta Deve Rotation No. of Sheet[C] 0 0 65535 Developing Machine Rotation No. of Sheet from Initial Developer 100 [PV] O O
752-205 Delta Deve Rotation No. of Sheet[K] 0 0 65535 Developing Machine Rotation No. of Sheet from Initial Developer 100 [PV] O O
752-206 Delta PR Film Decrease Amount[Y] 0 0 1023 Photoreceptor Film Decrease Amount from Photoreceptor Initial Film 0.1[m] O O
752-207 Delta PR Film Decrease Amount[M] 0 0 1023 Photoreceptor Film Decrease Amount from Photoreceptor Initial Film 0.1[m] O O
752-208 Delta PR Film Decrease Amount[C] 0 0 1023 Photoreceptor Film Decrease Amount from Photoreceptor Initial Film 0.1[m] O O
752-209 Delta PR Film Decrease Amount[K] 0 0 1023 Photoreceptor Film Decrease Amount from Photoreceptor Initial Film 0.1[m] O O
752-210 After Temperature_Fail Determination 0 -128 127 Temperature after Sensor Fail Determination (times1 value) - O O
752-211 After Humidity_Fail Determination 0 0 127 Humidity after Sensor Fail Determination (times 1 value) - O O
752-212 Absolute Humidity 0 0 1023 Absolute Humidity (10times the value of Capacity Absolute Humidity - O O
g/m3)
752-213 Maximum Temperature 0 -1024 1023 Maximum Temperature (times10 value) - O O
752-214 Maximum Humidity 0 0 2047 Maximum Humidity (times10 value) - O O
752-215 RADC_Potential_Reference Target Value[Y] 365 0 1023 RADC Reference Target Value for Potential Control - O O
752-216 RADC_Potential_Reference Target Value[M] 365 0 1023 RADC Reference Target Value for Potential Control - O O

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752-217 RADC_Potential_Reference Target Value[C] 352 0 1023 RADC Reference Target Value for Potential Control - O O
752-218 RADC_Potential_Reference Target Value[K] 229 0 1023 RADC Reference Target Value for Potential Control - O O
752-219 RADC_Tone_Reference Target Value[Y][Patch1] 869 0 1023 RADC Reference Target Value for Tone Control - O O
752-223 RADC_Tone_Reference Target Value[M][Patch1] 886 0 1023 RADC Reference Target Value for Tone Control - O O
752-227 RADC_Tone_Reference Target Value[C][Patch1] 868 0 1023 RADC Reference Target Value for Tone Control - O O
752-231 RADC_Tone_Reference Target Value [K][Patch1] 793 0 1023 RADC Reference Target Value for Tone Control - O O
752-235 RADC_TC_Reference Target Value [Y] 596 0 1023 RADC Reference Target Value for TC Control - O O
752-236 RADC_TC_Reference Target Value [M] 566 0 1023 RADC Reference Target Value for TC Control - O O
752-237 RADC_TC_Reference Target Value [C] 576 0 1023 RADC Reference Target Value for TC Control - O O
752-238 RADC_TC_Reference Target Value [K] 417 0 1023 RADC Reference Target Value for TC Control - O O
752-239 RADC_Potential_Correction Target Value[Y] 365 0 1023 RADC_Potential_Correction Target Value - O O
752-240 RADC_Potential_Correction Target Value[M] 365 0 1023 RADC_Potential_Correction Target Value - O O
752-241 RADC_Potential_Correction Target Value[C] 352 0 1023 RADC_Potential_Correction Target Value - O O
752-242 RADC_Potential_Correction Target Value[K] 229 0 1023 RADC_Potential_Correction Target Value - O O
752-243 RADC_Tone_Correction Target Value[Y][Patch1] 869 0 1023 RADC_Tone_Correction Target Value - O O
752-247 RADC_Tone_Correction Target Value[M][Patch1] 886 0 1023 RADC_Tone_Correction Target Value - O O
752-251 RADC_Tone_Correction Target Value[C][Patch1] 868 0 1023 RADC_Tone_Correction Target Value - O O
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752-255 RADC_Tone_Correction Target Value[K][Patch1] 793 0 1023 RADC_Tone_Correction Target Value - O O
752-259 RADC_TC_Correction Target Value [Y] 596 0 1023 RADC_TC_Correction Target Value - O O
752-260 RADC_TC_Correction Target Value [M] 566 0 1023 RADC_TC_Correction Target Value - O O
752-261 RADC_TC_Correction Target Value [C] 576 0 1023 RADC_TC_Correction Target Value - O O
752-262 RADC_TC_Correction Target Value [K] 417 0 1023 RADC_TC_Correction Target Value - O O
752-263 RADC_Potential_Mini1[Y] 0 0 1023 RADC_Potential_Mini1 Value - O O
752-264 RADC_Potential_Mini1[M] 0 0 1023 RADC_Potential_Mini1 Value - O O
752-265 RADC_Potential_Mini1[C] 0 0 1023 RADC_Potential_Mini1 Value - O O
752-266 RADC_Potential_Mini1[K] 0 0 1023 RADC_Potential_Mini1 Value - O O
752-267 RADC_Potential_Mini2[Y] 0 0 1023 RADC_Potential_Mini2 Value - O O
752-268 RADC_Potential_Mini2[M] 0 0 1023 RADC_Potential_Mini2 Value - O O
752-269 RADC_Potential_Mini2[C] 0 0 1023 RADC_Potential_Mini2 Value - O O
752-270 RADC_Potential_Mini2[K] 0 0 1023 RADC_Potential_Mini2 Value - O O
752-271 RADC_Potential[Y] 0 0 1023 RADC_Potential Value - O O
752-272 RADC_Potential[M] 0 0 1023 RADC_Potential Value - O O
752-273 RADC_Potential[C] 0 0 1023 RADC_Potential Value - O O
752-274 RADC_Potential[K] 0 0 1023 RADC_Potential Value - O O
752-275 RADC_Tone[Y][Patch1] 0 0 1023 RADC_Tone - O O
752-279 RADC_Tone[M][Patch1] 0 0 1023 RADC_Tone - O O
752-283 RADC_Tone[C][Patch1] 0 0 1023 RADC_Tone - O O
752-287 RADC_Tone[K][Patch1] 0 0 1023 RADC_Tone - O O
752-291 RADC_TC[Y] 0 0 1023 RADC_TC Value - O O
752-292 RADC_TC[M] 0 0 1023 RADC_TC Value - O O

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752-293 RADC_TC[C] 0 0 1023 RADC_TC Value - O O
752-294 RADC_TC[K] 0 0 1023 RADC_TC Value - O O
752-295 ADC_Potential_Cin[Y] 148 0 255 ADC_Potential_Patch Cin - O O
752-296 ADC_Potential_Cin[M] 148 0 255 ADC_Potential_Patch Cin - O O
752-297 ADC_Potential_Cin[C] 148 0 255 ADC_Potential_Patch Cin - O O
752-298 ADC_Potential_Cin[K] 148 0 255 ADC_Potential_Patch Cin - O O
752-299 ADC_Tone_Cin[Y][Patch1] 36 0 255 ADC_Tone_Patch Cin - O O
752-303 ADC_Tone_Cin[M][Patch1] 36 0 255 ADC_Tone_Patch Cin - O O
752-307 ADC_Tone_Cin[C][Patch1] 36 0 255 ADC_Tone_Patch Cin - O O
752-311 ADC_Tone_Cin[K][Patch1] 36 0 255 ADC_Tone_Patch Cin - O O
752-315 ADC_TC_Cin[Y] 128 0 255 ADC_TC_Patch Cin - O O
752-316 ADC_TC_Cin[M] 128 0 255 ADC_TC_Patch Cin - O O
752-317 ADC_TC_Cin[C] 128 0 255 ADC_TC_Patch Cin - O O
752-318 ADC_TC_Cin[K] 128 0 255 ADC_TC_Patch Cin - O O
752-319 ADC_Vcln_Block Minimum Value 0 0 1023 Minimum Value of ADC_Vcln belt 1 Lap - O O
752-320 ADC_Vcln_Block Maximum Value 0 0 1023 Maximum Value of ADC_Vcln Belt 1 Lap - O O
752-322 ADC_Potential_Mini1_Vpatch[Y] 0 0 1023 ADC_Potential_Mini1 Patch Output - O O
752-323 ADC_Potential_Mini1_Vpatch[M] 0 0 1023 ADC_Potential_Mini1 Patch Output - O O
752-324 ADC_Potential_Mini1_Vpatch[C] 0 0 1023 ADC_Potential_Mini1 Patch Output - O O
752-325 ADC_Potential_Mini1_Vpatch[K] 0 0 1023 ADC_Potential_Mini1 Patch Output - O O
752-326 ADC_Potential_Mini2_Vpatch[Y] 0 0 1023 ADC_Potential_Mini2 Patch Output - O O
752-327 ADC_Potential_Mini2_Vpatch[M] 0 0 1023 ADC_Potential_Mini2 Patch Output - O O
752-328 ADC_Potential_Mini2_Vpatch[C] 0 0 1023 ADC_Potential_Mini2 Patch Output - O O
752-329 ADC_Potential_Mini2_Vpatch[K] 0 0 1023 ADC_Potential_Mini2 Patch Output - O O
752-330 ADC_Potential_Vpatch[Y] 0 0 1023 ADC_Potential Patch Output - O O
752-331 ADC_Potential_Vpatch[M] 0 0 1023 ADC_Potential Patch Output - O O
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752-332 ADC_Potential_Vpatch[C] 0 0 1023 ADC_Potential Patch Output - O O
752-333 ADC_Potential_Vpatch[K] 0 0 1023 ADC_Potential Patch Output - O O
752-334 ADC_Tone_Vpatch[Y][Patch1] 0 0 1023 ADC_Tone Patch Output - O O
752-338 ADC_Tone_Vpatch[M][Patch1] 0 0 1023 ADC_Tone Patch Output - O O
752-346 ADC_Tone_Vpatch[K][Patch1] 0 0 1023 ADC_Tone Patch Output - O O
752-350 ADC_TC_Vpatch[Y] 0 0 1023 ADC_TC Patch output - O O
752-351 ADC_TC_Vpatch[M] 0 0 1023 ADC_TC Patch output - O O
752-352 ADC_TC_Vpatch[C] 0 0 1023 ADC_TC Patch output - O O
752-353 ADC_TC_Vpatch[K] 0 0 1023 ADC_TC Patch output - O O
752-354 Delta RADC_Potential[Y] 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_Potential Value - O O
752-355 Delta RADC_Potential[M] 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_Potential Value - O O
752-356 Delta RADC_Potential[C] 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_Potential Value - O O
752-357 Delta RADC_Potential[K] 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_Potential Value - O O
752-358 Delta RADC_Tone[Y][Patch1] 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_Tone Value - O O
752-362 Delta RADC_Tone[M][Patch1] 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_Tone Value - O O
752-366 Delta RADC_Tone[C][Patch1] 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_Tone Value - O O

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752-370 Delta RADC_Tone [K][Patch1] 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_Tone Value - O O
752-371 Delta RADC_Tone[K][Patch2] 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_Tone Value - O O
752-374 Delta RADC_TC[Y] 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_TC Value - O O
752-375 Delta RADC_TC[M] 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_TC Value - O O
752-376 Delta RADC_TC[C] 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_TC Value - O O
752-377 Delta RADC_TC[K] 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_TC Value - O O
752-378 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Manual Correction 0 -1024 1023 Manual Correction Amount of RADC_Potential_Standard Target - O O
Amount[Y] Value
Amount[M] Value
Amount[C] Value
Amount[K] Value
752-382 Delta RADC_Tone_Target Manual Correction Amount 0 -1024 1023 Manual Correction Amount of RADC_Tone_Standard Target Value - O O
[Y][Patch1]
[Y][Patch2]
[Y][Patch3]
[Y][Patch4]
[M][Patch1]
[M][Patch2]
[M][Patch3]
[M][Patch4]
[C][Patch1]
[C][Patch2]
[C][Patch3]
[C][Patch4]
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[K][Patch1]
[K][Patch2]
[K][Patch3]
[K][Patch4]
752-398 Delta RADC_TC_Target Manual Correction Amount [Y] 0 -1024 1023 The manual Correction amount for RADC_TC Reference Target - O O
Value
752-399 Delta RADC_TC Target Manual Correction Amount [M] 0 -1024 1023 The manual Correction amount for RADC_TC Reference Target - O O
Value
752-400 Delta RADC_TC_Target Manual Correction Amount [C] 0 -1024 1023 The manual Correction amount for RADC_TC Reference Target - O O
Value
752-401 Delta RADC_TC_Target Manual Correction Amount [K] 0 -1024 1023 The manual Correction amount for RADC_TC Reference Target - O O
Value
752-402 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Manual Correction 0 -128 127 Environment Correction Amount of Potential Control RADC Refer- - O O
Amount[YMC] ence Target Value
752-403 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Manual Correction 0 -128 127 Environment Correction Amount of Potential Control RADC Refer- - O O
Amount[K] ence Target Value
752-404 Delta RADC_Potential_Target PR Correction Amount [Y] 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_Potential_PR Degradation Correction Amount of Target - O O
Value
752-405 Delta RADC_Potential_Target PR Correction Amount [M] 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_Potential_PR Degradation Correction Amount of Target - O O
Value
752-406 Delta RADC_Potential_Target PR Correction Amount [C] 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_Potential_PR Degradation Correction Amount of Target - O O
Value
752-407 Delta RADC_Potential_Target PR Correction Amount [K] 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_Potential_PR Degradation Correction Amount of Target - O O
Value
752-408 Delta RADC_Tone_Target Environment Correction 0 -128 127 Environment Correction Amount of Tone Control RADC Reference - O O
Amount [YMC][Patch1] Target Value
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752-416 Delta RADC_TC_Target Environment Correction Amount 0 -128 127 Environment Correction Amount of TC Control RADC Reference Tar- - O O
[YMC] get Value
752-417 Delta RADC_TC_Target Environment Correction Amount 0 -128 127 Environment Correction Amount of TC Control RADC Reference Tar- - O O
[K] get Value
752-418 Delta RADC_TC_Target Environment OpeTC Correction 0 -1024 1023 Environment OpeTC Correction Amount of TC Control RADC Refer- - O O
Amount [YMC] ence Target Value
752-419 Delta RADC_TC_Target Environment OpeTC Correction 0 -1024 1023 Environment OpeTC Correction Amount of TC Control RADC Refer- - O O
Amount [K] ence Target Value
752-420 Delta RADC_TC_Target Deve Correction Amount [Y] 0 -1024 1023 Deve Degradation Correction Amount of Delta RADC_TC_Target - O O
Value[Y]
752-421 Delta RADC_TC_Target Deve Correction Amount [M] 0 -1024 1023 Deve Degradation Correction Amount of Delta RADC_TC_Target - O O
Value[Y]
752-422 Delta RADC_TC_Target Deve Correction Amount [C] 0 -1024 1023 Deve Degradation Correction Amount of Delta RADC_TC_Target - O O
Value[Y]
752-423 Delta RADC_TC_Target Deve Correction Amount [K] 0 -1024 1023 Deve Degradation Correction Amount of Delta RADC_TC_Target - O O
Value[Y]
752-424 Delta RADC_TC_Target PR Correction Amount [Y] 0 -1024 1023 PR Degradation Correction Amount of Delta RADC_TC_Target - O O
Value[Y]
752-425 Delta RADC_TC_Target PR Correction Amount [M] 0 -1024 1023 PR Degradation Correction Amount of Delta RADC_TC_Target - O O
Value[Y]
752-426 Delta RADC_TC_Target PR Correction Amount [C] 0 -1024 1023 PR Degradation Correction Amount of Delta RADC_TC_Target - O O
Value[Y]
752-427 Delta RADC_TC_Target PR Correction Amount [K] 0 -1024 1023 PR Degradation Correction Amount of Delta RADC_TC_Target - O O
Value[Y]
752-428 ADC Patch SS Start Timing[PS0] 88 -128 127 ADC Patch SS Direction Start Timing ms O O
752-429 ADC Patch SS Start Timing[PS1] 44 -128 127 ADC Patch SS Direction Start Timing ms O O
752-430 ADC Sensor Warning Counter 0 0 65535 ADC Sensor Warning Counter - O O
752-432 ADC_Vdark_Fail Upper Limit Value 100 0 1023 ADC Dark Current Fail Upper Limit Value - O O
752-433 ADC_Vcln_Fail Lower Limit Value_All Mean Value 50 0 1023 ADC_Vcln_Fail Lower Limit Value_All Mean Value - O O
752-434 ADC_Vcln_Fail Upper Limit Value_All Mean Value 1000 0 1023 ADC_Vcln_Fail Upper Limit Value_All Mean Value - O O
752-435 ADC_Vcln_Fail Lower Limit Value_Patch Area 50 0 1023 ADC_Vcln_Fail Lower Limit Value_Patch Area - O O
752-436 ADC_Vcln_Fail Upper Limit Value_Patch Area 1000 0 1023 ADC_Vcln_Fail Upper Limit Value_Patch Area - O O
752-437 RADC_Potential_Mini reverse Rotation Threshold 0 0 1023 Mini1,2 RADC Difference Threshold Value - O O
Value[Y]
Value[M]
Write
Value[C]
Value[K]
752-441 RADC_Potential_Mini2 Saturation Determination Thresh- 1023 0 1023 RADC_Potential_Mini2 Saturation Determination Threshold Value - O O
old Value[Y]
old Value[M]
old Value[C]
old Value[K]
752-445 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Manual Correction Lower 0 0 1023 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Manual Correction Lower Limit - O O
Limit Value[K] Amount
752-446 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Manual Correction Lower 0 0 1023 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Manual Correction Lower Limit - O O
752-447 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Manual Correction Upper 0 0 1023 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Manual Correction Upper Limit - O O
Limit Value[YMC] Amount
752-448 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Manual Correction Upper 0 0 1023 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Manual Correction Upper Limit - O O
752-449 Delta RADC_Tone_Target Manual Correction Lower 0 0 1023 Delta RADC_Tone_Target Manual Correction Lower Limit Amount - O O
Limit Value[YMC][Patch1]
Limit Value[K][Patch1]
752-457 Delta RADC_Tone_Target Manual Correction Upper 0 0 1023 Delta RADC_Tone_Target Manual Correction Upper Limit Amount - O O
Limit Value [YMC][Patch1]

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752-465 Delta RADC_TC_Target Manual Correction Lower Limit 0 0 1023 Delta RADC_TC_Target Manual Correction Lower Limit Amount - O O
Value[YMC]
752-466 Delta RADC_TC_Target Manual Correction Lower Limit 0 0 1023 Delta RADC_TC_Target Manual Correction Lower Limit Amount - O O
Value[K]
752-467 Delta RADC_TC_Target Manual Correction Upper Limit 0 0 1023 Delta RADC_TC_Target Manual Correction Upper Limit Amount - O O
Value[YMC]
752-468 Delta RADC_TC_Target Manual Correction Upper Limit 0 0 1023 Delta RADC_TC_Target Manual Correction Upper Limit Amount - O O
Value[K]
752-469 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Dmax Correction Lower 0 0 1023 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Dmax Correction Lower Limit Value - O O
Limit Value[YMC]
752-470 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Dmax Correction Lower 0 0 1023 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Dmax Correction Lower Limit Value - O O
Limit Value[K]
752-471 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Dmax Correction Upper 0 0 1023 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Dmax Correction Upper Limit Value - O O
Limit Value[YMC]
752-472 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Dmax Correction Upper 0 0 1023 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Dmax Correction Upper Limit Value - O O
Limit Value
752-473 Delta RADC_TC_Target Dmax Correction Lower Limit 0 0 1023 Delta RA DC_TC_Target Dmax Correction Lower Limit Amount - O O
Value[YMC]
752-474 Delta RADC_TC_Target Dmax Correction Lower Limit 0 0 1023 Delta RA DC_TC_Target Dmax Correction Lower Limit Amount - O O
Value[K]
752-475 Delta RADC_TC_Target Dmax Correction Upper Limit 0 0 1023 Delta RA DC_TC_Target Dmax Correction Upper Limit Amount - O O
Value[YMC]
752-476 Delta RADC_TC_Target Dmax Correction Upper Limit 0 0 1023 Delta RA DC_TC_Target Dmax Correction Upper Limit Amount - O O
Value[K]
752-477 Delta RADC_TC_Target AC Correction Target Value[Y] 0 -32768 32767 Target Value of Delta RADC_TC_Target AC Correction Amount - O O
752-478 Delta RADC_TC_Target AC Correction Target Value[M] 0 -32768 32767 Target Value of Delta RADC_TC_Target AC Correction Amount - O O
752-479 Delta RADC_TC_Target AC Correction Target Value[C] 0 -32768 32767 Target Value of Delta RADC_TC_Target AC Correction Amount - O O
752-480 Delta RADC_TC_Target AC Correction Target Value[K] 0 -32768 32767 Target Value of Delta RADC_TC_Target AC Correction Amount - O O
752-481 RDP Calculation Value[Y] 0 0 65535 RDP Calculation Value - O O
Write
752-482 RDP Calculation Value[M] 0 0 65535 RDP Calculation Value - O O
752-483 RDP Calculation Value[C] 0 0 65535 RDP Calculation Value - O O
752-484 RDP Calculation Value[K] 0 0 65535 RDP Calculation Value - O O
752-485 Disp Time for RDP Value Calculation[Y] 0 0 10000000 Disp Time for RDP Value Calculation - O O
752-486 Disp Time for RDP Value Calculation[M] 0 0 10000000 Disp Time for RDP Value Calculation - O O
752-487 Disp Time for RDP Value Calculation[C] 0 0 10000000 Disp Time for RDP Value Calculation - O O
752-488 Disp Time for RDP Value Calculation[K] 0 0 10000000 Disp Time for RDP Value Calculation - O O
752-489 Dmax_IIT Measurement Value[Y] 0 0 1023 IIT Measurement Value for Dmax Correction - O O
752-490 Dmax_IIT Measurement Value[M] 0 0 1023 IIT Measurement Value for Dmax Correction - O O
752-491 Dmax_IIT Measurement Value[C] 0 0 1023 IIT Measurement Value for Dmax Correction - O O
752-492 Dmax_IIT Measurement Value[K] 0 0 1023 IIT Measurement Value for Dmax Correction - O O
752-493 Dmax_IIT Target Value[Y] 0 0 1023 IIT Target Value for Dmax Correction - O O
752-494 Dmax_IIT Target Value[M] 0 0 1023 IIT Target Value for Dmax Correction - O O
752-495 Dmax_IIT Target Value[C] 0 0 1023 IIT Target Value for Dmax Correction - O O
752-496 Dmax_IIT Target Value[K] 0 0 1023 IIT Target Value for Dmax Correction - O O
752-498 Disp Request Time_ICDC[Y] 0 0 32767 Toner Refill Request Time from ICDC Control 1 [ms] O O
752-499 Disp Request Time_ICDC[M] 0 0 32767 Toner Refill Request Time from ICDC Control 1 [ms] O O
752-500 Disp Request Time_ICDC[C] 0 0 32767 Toner Refill Request Time from ICDC Control 1 [ms] O O
752-501 Disp Request Time_ICDC[K] 0 0 32767 Toner Refill Request Time from ICDC Control 1 [ms] O O
752-502 Disp Request Time_Timer [Y] 84 0 10000 Toner Refill Request Time from Timer Control 1 [ms] O O
752-503 Disp Request Time_Timer [M] 90 0 10000 Toner Refill Request Time from Timer Control 1 [ms] O O
752-504 Disp Request Time_Timer [C] 84 0 10000 Toner Refill Request Time from Timer Control 1 [ms] O O
752-505 Disp Request Time_Timer [K] 94 0 10000 Toner Refill Request Time from Timer Control 1 [ms] O O
752-506 Toner Band Disp Request Time [Y] 0 0 32767 Toner Band ICDC Disp Time 1 [ms] O O
752-507 Toner Band Disp Request Time [M] 0 0 32767 Toner Band ICDC Disp Time 1 [ms] O O
752-508 Toner Band Disp Request Time [C] 0 0 32767 Toner Band ICDC Disp Time 1 [ms] O O
752-509 Toner Band Disp Request Time [K] 0 0 32767 Toner Band ICDC Disp Time 1 [ms] O O
752-514 ICDC Coefficient_H[Y] 155 0 65535 High AC ICDC Coefficient - O O
752-515 ICDC Coefficient_H[M] 167 0 65535 High AC ICDC Coefficient - O O
752-516 ICDC Coefficient_H[C] 155 0 65535 High AC ICDC Coefficient - O O
752-517 ICDC Coefficient_H[K] 174 0 65535 High AC ICDC Coefficient - O O
752-518 ICDC Coefficient_L[Y] 155 0 65535 Low AC ICDC Coefficient - O O
752-519 ICDC Coefficient_L[M] 167 0 65535 Low AC ICDC Coefficient - O O
752-520 ICDC Coefficient_L[C] 155 0 65535 Low AC ICDC Coefficient - O O
752-521 ICDC Coefficient_L[K] 174 0 65535 Low AC ICDC Coefficient - O O
752-522 Delta TC Threshold Value_Recovery [Positive][YMC] 21 0 1023 Toner Recovery delta RADC_TC Threshold Value - O O
752-523 Delta TC Threshold Value_Recovery [Positive][K] 21 0 1023 Toner Recovery delta RADC_TC Threshold Value - O O
752-524 Delta TC Threshold Value_Recovery [Positive][YMC] 21 0 1023 Toner Recovery delta RADC_TC Threshold Value - O O

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752-525 Delta TC Threshold Value_Recovery [Negative][K] 21 0 1023 Toner Recovery delta RADC_TC Threshold Value - O O
752-526 PCON_Disp Coefficient [Positive][YMC] 1882 0 65535 PCON_Disp Coefficient - O O
752-527 PCON_Disp Coefficient [Positive][K] 1882 0 65535 PCON_Disp Coefficient - O O
752-528 PCON_Disp Coefficient [Negative][YMC] 3010 0 65535 PCON_Disp Coefficient - O O
752-529 PCON_Disp Coefficient [Negative][K] 3010 0 65535 PCON_Disp Coefficient - O O
752-530 PCON_Disp Offset [Positive][YMC] 0 0 65535 PCON_Disp Offset Time - O O
752-531 PCON_Disp Offset [Positive][K] 0 0 65535 PCON_Disp Offset Time - O O
752-532 PCON_Disp Offset [Negative][YMC] 0 0 65535 PCON_Disp Offset Time - O O
752-533 PCON_Disp Offset [Negative][K] 0 0 65535 PCON_Disp Offset Time - O O
752-534 PCON_Disp Upper Limit [Y] 13171 0 200000 PCON_Disp Upper Limit Value 1 [ms] O O
752-535 PCON_Disp Upper Limit [M] 13171 0 200000 PCON_Disp Upper Limit Value 1 [ms] O O
752-536 PCON_Disp Upper Limit [C] 13171 0 200000 PCON_Disp Upper Limit Value 1 [ms] O O
752-537 PCON_Disp Upper Limit [K] 13171 0 200000 PCON_Disp Upper Limit Value 1 [ms] O O
752-538 PCON_Disp Correction Coefficient [Y] 128 0 128 Correction Coefficient for PCON_Disp Correction - O O
752-539 PCON_Disp Correction Coefficient [M] 128 0 128 Correction Coefficient for PCON_Disp Correction - O O
752-540 PCON_Disp Correction Coefficient [C] 128 0 128 Correction Coefficient for PCON_Disp Correction - O O
752-541 PCON_Disp Correction Coefficient [K] 128 0 128 Correction Coefficient for PCON_Disp Correction - O O
752-550 EMP Determination ICDC Threshold Value_Job[Y] 27 0 4294967295 Empty Determination ICDC Threshold Value during Job - O O
752-551 EMP Determination ICDC Threshold Value_Job[M] 25 0 4294967295 Empty Determination ICDC Threshold Value during Job - O O
752-552 EMP Determination ICDC Threshold Value_Job[C] 27 0 4294967295 Empty Determination ICDC Threshold Value during Job - O O
752-553 EMP Determination ICDC Threshold Value_Job[K] 24 0 4294967295 Empty Determination ICDC Threshold Value during Job - O O
752-554 EMP Determination PV Threshold Value_Job[Y] 108 0 65535 Empty Determination PV Threshold Value during Job - O O
752-555 EMP Determination PV Threshold Value_Job[M] 100 0 65535 Empty Determination PV Threshold Value during Job - O O
752-556 EMP Determination PV Threshold Value_Job[C] 108 0 65535 Empty Determination PV Threshold Value during Job - O O
752-557 EMP Determination PV Threshold Value_Job[K] 96 0 65535 Empty Determination PV Threshold Value during Job - O O
752-558 Delta RADC_TC_Near Determination Threshold -42 -1024 1023 NearEmpty Release Determination Threshold Value of TC Patch - O O
Value1[Y]
Value1[M]
Value1[C]
Value1[K]
752-562 Delta RADC_TC_Near Determination Threshold 3 -1024 1023 NearEmpty Release Determination Threshold Value of TC Patch - O O
Value2[Y]
Value2[M]
Value2[C]
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Value2[K]
752-566 Delta RADC_TC_Near Determination Last Difference 28 -1024 1023 NearEmpty Release Determination Threshold Value of TC Patch - O O
Threshold Value [Y]
Threshold Value [M]
Threshold Value [C]
Threshold Value [K]
752-570 RADC_TC_Empty Determination Threshold Value [Y] 1023 0 1023 Empty Determination Threshold Value of TC Patch - O O
752-571 RADC_TC_Empty Determination Threshold Value [M] 1023 0 1023 Empty Determination Threshold Value of TC Patch - O O
752-572 RADC_TC_Empty Determination Threshold Value [C] 1023 0 1023 Empty Determination Threshold Value of TC Patch - O O
752-573 RADC_TC_Empty Determination Threshold Value [K] 1023 0 1023 Empty Determination Threshold Value of TC Patch - O O
752-574 No. of ADC_Empty [Y] 0 0 1023 No. of Empty Determination by ADC - O O
752-575 No. of ADC_Empty [M] 0 0 1023 No. of Empty Determination by ADC - O O
752-576 No. of ADC_Empty [C] 0 0 1023 No. of Empty Determination by ADC - O O
752-577 No. of ADC_Empty [K] 0 0 1023 No. of Empty Determination by ADC - O O
752-578 No. of ADC_NearEmpty [Y] 0 0 1023 NearEmpty Determination count by ADC - O O
752-579 No. of ADC_NearEmpty [M] 0 0 1023 NearEmpty Determination count by ADC - O O
752-580 No. of ADC_NearEmpty[C] 0 0 1023 NearEmpty Determination count by ADC - O O
752-581 No. of ADC_NearEmpty [K] 0 0 1023 NearEmpty Determination count by ADC - O O
752-582 PreNear Correction Amount Stored Value [Y][0] 0 -128 127 History of PreNear Correction Amount (by 10) - O O
752-585 PreNear Correction Amount Stored Value [M][0] 0 -128 127 History of PreNear Correction Amount (by 10) - O O
752-588 PreNear Correction Amount Stored Value [C][0] 0 -128 127 History of PreNear Correction Amount (by 10) - O O
752-591 PreNear Correction Amount Stored Value [K][0] 0 -128 127 History of PreNear Correction Amount (by 10) - O O
752-594 Disp Request Time_New Recovery [Y] 0 -128 127 Initial Recovery Disp Time in NewCTRG 1[sec] O O
752-595 Disp Request Time_New Recovery [M] 0 -128 127 Initial Recovery Disp Time in NewCTRG 1[sec] O O
752-596 Disp Request Time_New Recovery [C] 0 -128 127 Initial Recovery Disp Time in NewCTRG 1[sec] O O
752-597 Disp Request Time_New Recovery [K] 0 -128 127 Initial Recovery Disp Time in NewCTRG 1[sec] O O
752-598 Disp Request Time_Old Recovery [Y] 2 -128 127 Initial Recovery Disp Time in Old CTRG 1[sec] O O

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752-599 Disp Request Time_Old Recovery [M] 2 -128 127 Initial Recovery Disp Time in Old CTRG 1[sec] O O
752-600 Disp Request Time_Old Recovery [C] 2 -128 127 Initial Recovery Disp Time in Old CTRG 1[sec] O O
752-601 Disp Request Time_Old Recovery [K] 2 -128 127 Initial Recovery Disp Time in Old CTRG 1[sec] O O
752-602 Disp Request Time_Recovery Installation [Y] 22 -128 127 Recovery Disp Time of Initial Setup 1[sec] O O
752-603 Disp Request Time_Recovery Installation [M] 22 -128 127 Recovery Disp Time of Initial Setup 1[sec] O O
752-604 Disp Request Time_Recovery Installation [C] 22 -128 127 Recovery Disp Time of Initial Setup 1[sec] O O
752-605 Disp Request Time_Recovery Installation [K] 22 -128 127 Recovery Disp Time of Initial Setup 1[sec] O O
752-606 Disp Request Time_Normal Recovery [Y] 20 -128 127 Recovery Disp Time when Normal 1[sec] O O
752-607 Disp Request Time_Normal Recovery [M] 20 -128 127 Recovery Disp Time when Normal 1[sec] O O
752-608 Disp Request Time_Normal Recovery [C] 20 -128 127 Recovery Disp Time when Normal 1[sec] O O
752-609 Disp Request Time_Normal Recovery [K] 20 -128 127 Recovery Disp Time when Normal 1[sec] O O
752-610 Delta RADC_TC_Recovery Determination Threshold -28 -1024 1023 Recovery Release Determination Threshold Value of TC Patch - O O
Value1[Y]
Value1[M]
Value1[C]
Value1[K]
752-614 Delta RADC_TC_Recovery Determination Threshold 3 -1024 1023 Recovery Release Determination Threshold Value of TC Patch - O O
Value2[Y]
Value2[M]
Value2[C]
Value2[K]
752-618 Delta RADC_TC_Recovery Determination Last Differ- 14 -1024 1023 Recovery Release Determination Threshold Value of TC Patch - O O
ence Threshold Value[Y]
ence Threshold Value[M]
ence Threshold Value[C]
ence Threshold Value[K]
752-622 Disp Request Time_Recovery Maximum Value 15000 0 200000 Maximum Disp Time of Toner Recovery 1 [ms] O O
752-623 BCR_DC_OUT_Fixed[Y][PS0] 983 0 1300 Fixed potential mode BCR_DC_OUT - O O
752-624 BCR_DC_OUT_Fixed[Y][PS1] 983 0 1300 Fixed potential mode BCR_DC_OUT - O O
752-625 BCR_DC_OUT_Fixed[M][PS0] 983 0 1300 Fixed potential mode BCR_DC_OUT - O O
752-626 BCR_DC_OUT_Fixed[M][PS1] 983 0 1300 Fixed potential mode BCR_DC_OUT - O O
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752-627 BCR_DC_OUT_Fixed[C][PS0] 983 0 1300 Fixed potential mode BCR_DC_OUT - O O
752-628 BCR_DC_OUT_Fixed[C][PS1] 983 0 1300 Fixed potential mode BCR_DC_OUT - O O
752-629 BCR_DC_OUT_Fixed[K][PS0] 983 0 1300 Fixed potential mode BCR_DC_OUT - O O
752-630 BCR_DC_OUT_Fixed[K][PS1] 983 0 1300 Fixed potential mode BCR_DC_OUT - O O
752-631 BIAS_DC_OUT_Fixed[YMC][PS0] 290 0 1023 Fixed Potential Mode BIAS_DC_OUT - O O
752-632 BIAS_DC_OUT_Fixed[YMC][PS1] 290 0 1023 Fixed Potential Mode BIAS_DC_OUT - O O
752-633 BIAS_DC_OUT_Fixed[K][PS0] 290 0 1023 Fixed Potential Mode BIAS_DC_OUT - O O
752-634 BIAS_DC_OUT_Fixed[K][PS1] 290 0 1023 Fixed Potential Mode BIAS_DC_OUT - O O
752-635 LPH_OUT_Fixed[Y][PS0] 677 0 2046 Fixed Potential Mode LPH_OUT - O O
752-636 LPH_OUT_Fixed[Y][PS1] 677 0 2046 Fixed Potential Mode LPH_OUT - O O
752-637 LPH_OUT_Fixed[M][PS0] 677 0 2046 Fixed Potential Mode LPH_OUT - O O
752-638 LPH_OUT_Fixed[M][PS1] 677 0 2046 Fixed Potential Mode LPH_OUT - O O
752-639 LPH_OUT_Fixed[C][PS0] 677 0 2046 Fixed Potential Mode LPH_OUT - O O
752-640 LPH_OUT_Fixed[C][PS1] 677 0 2046 Fixed Potential Mode LPH_OUT - O O
752-641 LPH_OUT_Fixed[K][PS0] 677 0 2046 Fixed Potential Mode LPH_OUT - O O
752-642 LPH_OUT_Fixed[K][PS1] 677 0 2046 Fixed Potential Mode LPH_OUT - O O
752-643 BCR_DC_OUT [Y] 983 0 1300 BCR Device Control Value - O O
752-644 BCR_DC_OUT [M] 983 0 1300 BCR Device Control Value - O O
752-645 BCR_DC_OUT [C] 983 0 1300 BCR Device Control Value - O O
752-646 BCR_DC_OUT[K] 983 0 1300 BCR Device Control Value - O O
752-647 BIAS_DC_OUT[YMC] 290 0 1023 BIAS Device Control Value - O O
752-648 BIAS_DC_OUT [K] 290 0 1023 BIAS Device Control Value - O O
752-649 LPH_OUT[Y] 677 0 2046 LPH Device Control Value - O O
752-650 LPH_OUT[M] 677 0 2046 LPH Device Control Value - O O
752-651 LPH_OUT[C] 677 0 2046 LPH Device Control Value - O O
752-652 LPH_OUT[K] 677 0 2046 LPH Device Control Value - O O
752-653 Vdeve_PCON_PS[Y] 270 0 1023 PS individual PCON Potential Vdeve Value - O O
752-654 Vdeve_PCON_PS[M] 270 0 1023 PS individual PCON Potential Vdeve Value - O O
752-655 Vdeve_PCON_PS[C] 270 0 1023 PS individual PCON Potential Vdeve Value - O O
752-656 Vdeve_PCON_PS[K] 270 0 1023 PS individual PCON Potential Vdeve Value - O O
752-657 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_PS [Y] 250 0 1023 PS individual Correction Vdeve Lower Limit Value - O O
752-658 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_PS [M] 250 0 1023 PS individual Correction Vdeve Lower Limit Value - O O
752-659 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_PS [C] 250 0 1023 PS individual Correction Vdeve Lower Limit Value - O O
752-660 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_PS [K] 250 0 1023 PS individual Correction Vdeve Lower Limit Value - O O
752-661 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit_PS [Y] 390 0 1023 PS individual Correction Vdeve Upper Limit Value - O O
752-662 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit_PS [M] 390 0 1023 PS individual Correction Vdeve Upper Limit Value - O O
752-663 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit_PS [C] 390 0 1023 PS individual Correction Vdeve Upper Limit Value - O O
752-664 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit_PS [K] 390 0 1023 PS individual Correction Vdeve Upper Limit Value - O O

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752-665 Delta Vdeve_PCON_Standard Difference [Y] 0 -1024 1023 Difference between POCON Potential and Standard potential of - O O
Vdeve Value
752-666 Delta Vdeve_PCON_Standard Difference[M] 0 -1024 1023 Difference between POCON Potential and Standard potential of - O O
Vdeve Value
752-667 Delta Vdeve_PCON_Standard Difference[C] 0 -1024 1023 Difference between POCON Potential and Standard potential of - O O
Vdeve Value
752-668 Delta Vdeve_PCON_Standard Difference[K] 0 -1024 1023 Difference between POCON Potential and Standard potential of - O O
Vdeve Value
752-669 VL_PCON [Y] 20 0 1023 PCON potential VL value - O O
752-670 VL_PCON [M] 20 0 1023 PCON potential VL value - O O
752-671 VL_PCON [C] 20 0 1023 PCON potential VL value - O O
752-672 VL_PCON [K] 20 0 1023 PCON potential VL value - O O
752-673 RP_PCON[Y] 20 0 1023 PCON potential RP value - O O
752-674 RP_PCON[M] 20 0 1023 PCON potential RP value - O O
752-675 RP_PCON[C] 20 0 1023 PCON potential RP value - O O
752-676 RP_PCON[K] 20 0 1023 PCON potential RP value - O O
752-677 BCR_DC_OUT_PCON [Y] 983 0 1300 PCON potential BCR_DC_OUT - O O
752-678 BCR_DC_OUT_PCON [M] 983 0 1300 PCON potential BCR_DC_OUT - O O
752-679 BCR_DC_OUT_PCON [C] 983 0 1300 PCON potential BCR_DC_OUT - O O
752-680 BCR_DC_OUT_PCON[K] 983 0 1300 PCON potential BCR_DC_OUT - O O
752-681 BCR_DC_OUT_PCON_Altitude Correction by Type [Y] 983 0 1300 PCON Potential BCR_DC_OUT after Altitude Correction by type - O O
752-682 BCR_DC_OUT_PCON_Altitude Correction by Type [M] 983 0 1300 PCON Potential BCR_DC_OUT after Altitude Correction by type - O O
752-683 BCR_DC_OUT_PCON_Altitude Correction by Type [C] 983 0 1300 PCON Potential BCR_DC_OUT after Altitude Correction by type - O O
752-684 BCR_DC_OUT_PCON_Altitude Correction by Type[K] 983 0 1300 PCON Potential BCR_DC_OUT after Altitude Correction by type - O O
752-685 BIAS_DC_OUT_PCON[YMC] 290 0 1023 PCON potential BIAS_DC_OUT - O O
752-686 BIAS_DC_OUT_PCON [K] 290 0 1023 PCON potential BIAS_DC_OUT - O O
752-687 LPH_OUT_PCON[Y] 677 0 2046 PCON Potential LPH_OUT - O O
752-688 LPH_OUT_PCON[M] 677 0 2046 PCON Potential LPH_OUT - O O
752-689 LPH_OUT_PCON[C] 677 0 2046 PCON Potential LPH_OUT - O O
752-690 LPH_OUT_PCON[K] 677 0 2046 PCON Potential LPH_OUT - O O
752-691 Contrast Ratio_Standard[Y] 314 1 65535 Standard Potential Contrast Ratio - O O
752-692 Contrast Ratio_Standard[M] 314 1 65535 Standard Potential Contrast Ratio - O O
752-693 Contrast Ratio_Standard[C] 314 1 65535 Standard Potential Contrast Ratio - O O
752-694 Contrast Ratio_Standard[K] 314 1 65535 Standard Potential Contrast Ratio - O O
752-695 VH_Standard[Y] 400 0 1023 Standard Potential VH Value - O O
752-696 VH_Standard[M] 400 0 1023 Standard Potential VH Value - O O
752-697 VH_Standard[C] 400 0 1023 Standard Potential VH Value - O O
752-698 VH_Standard[K] 400 0 1023 Standard Potential VH Value - O O
752-699 BCR_DC_OUT_Standard[Y] 983 0 1300 Standard Potential BCR_DC_OUT - O O
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752-700 BCR_DC_OUT_Standard[M] 983 0 1300 Standard Potential BCR_DC_OUT - O O
752-701 BCR_DC_OUT_Standard[C] 983 0 1300 Standard Potential BCR_DC_OUT - O O
752-702 BCR_DC_OUT_Standard[K] 983 0 1300 Standard Potential BCR_DC_OUT - O O
752-703 BCR_DC_OUT_Standard_Altitude Correction by Type[Y] 983 0 1300 Standard Potential BCR_DC_OUT after Altitude Correction by Type - O O
752-704 BCR_DC_OUT_Standard_Altitude Correction by 983 0 1300 Standard Potential BCR_DC_OUT after Altitude Correction by Type - O O
Type[M]
752-705 BCR_DC_OUT_Standard_Altitude Correction by Type[C] 983 0 1300 Standard Potential BCR_DC_OUT after Altitude Correction by Type - O O
752-706 BCR_DC_OUT_Standard_Altitude Correction by Type[K] 983 0 1300 Standard Potential BCR_DC_OUT after Altitude Correction by Type - O O
752-707 LPH_OUT_Standard[Y] 677 0 2046 Standard Potential LPH_OUT - O O
752-708 LPH_OUT_Standard[M] 677 0 2046 Standard Potential LPH_OUT - O O
752-709 LPH_OUT_Standard[C] 677 0 2046 Standard Potential LPH_OUT - O O
752-710 LPH_OUT_Standard[K] 677 0 2046 Standard Potential LPH_OUT - O O
752-711 Vdeve_Mini1_PS[Y] 270 0 1023 PS individual Mini1 Patch Vdeve Value - O O
752-712 Vdeve_Mini1_PS[M] 270 0 1023 PS individual Mini1 Patch Vdeve Value - O O
752-713 Vdeve_Mini1_PS[C] 270 0 1023 PS individual Mini1 Patch Vdeve Value - O O
752-714 Vdeve_Mini1_PS[K] 270 0 1023 PS individual Mini1 Patch Vdeve Value - O O
752-715 Vdeve_Mini2_PS[Y] 270 0 1023 PS individual Mini2 Patch Vdeve Value - O O
752-716 Vdeve_Mini2_PS[M] 270 0 1023 PS individual Mini2 Patch Vdeve Value - O O
752-717 Vdeve_Mini2_PS[C] 270 0 1023 PS individual Mini2 Patch Vdeve Value - O O
752-718 Vdeve_Mini2_PS[K] 270 0 1023 PS individual Mini2 Patch Vdeve Value - O O
752-719 CF_Mini1_PS[Y] 110 1 1023 PS individual Mini1 Patch CF Value - O O
752-720 CF_Mini1_PS[M] 110 1 1023 PS individual Mini1 Patch CF Value - O O
752-721 CF_Mini1_PS[C] 110 1 1023 PS individual Mini1 Patch CF Value - O O
752-722 CF_Mini1_PS[K] 110 1 1023 PS individual Mini1 Patch CF Value - O O
752-723 CF_Mini2_PS[Y] 110 1 1023 PS individual Mini2 Patch CF Value - O O
752-724 CF_Mini2_PS[M] 110 1 1023 PS individual Mini2 Patch CF Value - O O
752-725 CF_Mini2_PS[C] 110 1 1023 PS individual Mini2 Patch CF Value - O O
752-726 CF_Mini2_PS[K] 110 1 1023 PS individual Mini2 Patch CF Value - O O
752-727 VH_Mini1[Y] 400 0 1023 Mini1 Patch VH Value - O O
752-728 VH_Mini1[M] 400 0 1023 Mini1 Patch VH Value - O O
752-729 VH_Mini1[C] 400 0 1023 Mini1 Patch VH Value - O O
752-730 VH_Mini1[K] 400 0 1023 Mini1 Patch VH Value - O O
752-731 VH_Mini2[Y] 400 0 1023 Mini2 Patch VH Value - O O
752-732 VH_Mini2[M] 400 0 1023 Mini2 Patch VH Value - O O
752-733 VH_Mini2[C] 400 0 1023 Mini2 Patch VH Value - O O
752-734 VH_Mini2[K] 400 0 1023 Mini2 Patch VH Value - O O
752-735 BCR_DC_OUT_Mini1[Y] 983 0 1300 Mini 1 Patch BCR Device Control Value - O O
752-736 BCR_DC_OUT_Mini1[M] 983 0 1300 Mini 1 Patch BCR Device Control Value - O O

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752-737 BCR_DC_OUT_Mini1[C] 983 0 1300 Mini 1 Patch BCR Device Control Value - O O
752-738 BCR_DC_OUT_Mini1[K] 983 0 1300 Mini 1 Patch BCR Device Control Value - O O
752-739 BCR_DC_OUT_Mini2[Y] 983 0 1300 Mini 2 Patch BCR Device Control Value - O O
752-740 BCR_DC_OUT_Mini2[M] 983 0 1300 Mini 2 Patch BCR Device Control Value - O O
752-741 BCR_DC_OUT_Mini2[C] 983 0 1300 Mini 2 Patch BCR Device Control Value - O O
752-742 BCR_DC_OUT_Mini2[K] 983 0 1300 Mini 2 Patch BCR Device Control Value - O O
752-743 BIAS_DC_OUT_Mini1[YMC] 290 0 1023 Mini 1 Patch BIAS Device Control Value - O O
752-744 BIAS_DC_OUT_Mini1[K] 290 0 1023 Mini 1 Patch BIAS Device Control Value - O O
752-745 BIAS_DC_OUT_Mini2[YMC] 290 0 1023 Mini 2 Patch BIAS Device Control Value - O O
752-746 BIAS_DC_OUT_Mini2[K] 290 0 1023 Mini 2 Patch BIAS Device Control Value - O O
752-747 LPH_OUT_Mini1[Y] 677 0 2046 Mini 1 Patch LPH Device Control Value - O O
752-748 LPH_OUT_Mini1[M] 677 0 2046 Mini 1 Patch LPH Device Control Value - O O
752-749 LPH_OUT_Mini1[C] 677 0 2046 Mini 1 Patch LPH Device Control Value - O O
752-750 LPH_OUT_Mini1[K] 677 0 2046 Mini 1 Patch LPH Device Control Value - O O
752-751 LPH_OUT_Mini2[Y] 677 0 2046 Mini 2 Patch LPH Device Control Value - O O
752-752 LPH_OUT_Mini2[M] 677 0 2046 Mini 2 Patch LPH Device Control Value - O O
752-753 LPH_OUT_Mini2[C] 677 0 2046 Mini 2 Patch LPH Device Control Value - O O
752-754 LPH_OUT_Mini2[K] 677 0 2046 Mini 2 Patch LPH Device Control Value - O O
752-755 Vdeve_TC[Y] 145 1 1023 TC Patch Vdeve Value - O O
752-756 Vdeve_TC[M] 145 1 1023 TC Patch Vdeve Value - O O
752-757 Vdeve_TC[C] 145 1 1023 TC Patch Vdeve Value - O O
752-758 Vdeve_TC[K] 145 1 1023 TC Patch Vdeve Value - O O
752-759 CF_TC[Y] 120 1 1023 TC Patch CF Value - O O
752-760 CF_TC[M] 120 1 1023 TC Patch CF Value - O O
752-761 CF_TC[C] 120 1 1023 TC Patch CF Value - O O
752-762 CF_TC[K] 120 1 1023 TC Patch CF Value - O O
752-763 RP_TC[Y] 5 0 1023 RP Value for TC Patch - O O
752-764 RP_TC[M] 5 0 1023 RP Value for TC Patch - O O
752-765 RP_TC[C] 5 0 1023 RP Value for TC Patch - O O
752-766 RP_TC[K] 5 0 1023 RP Value for TC Patch - O O
752-767 BCR_DC_OUT_TC[Y] 850 0 1300 TC Patch BCR Device Control Value - O O
752-768 BCR_DC_OUT_TC[M] 850 0 1300 TC Patch BCR Device Control Value - O O
752-769 BCR_DC_OUT_TC[C] 850 0 1300 TC Patch BCR Device Control Value - O O
752-770 BCR_DC_OUT_TC[K] 850 0 1300 TC Patch BCR Device Control Value - O O
752-771 BIAS_DC_OUT_TC[YMC] 150 0 1023 TC Patch BIAS Device Control Value - O O
752-772 BIAS_DC_OUT_TC[K] 150 0 1023 TC Patch BIAS Device Control Value - O O
752-773 LPH_OUT_TC[Y] 1232 0 2046 TC Patch LPH Device Control Value - O O
752-774 LPH_OUT_TC[M] 1232 0 2046 TC Patch LPH Device Control Value - O O
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752-775 LPH_OUT_TC[C] 1232 0 2046 TC Patch LPH Device Control Value - O O
752-776 LPH_OUT_TC[K] 1232 0 2046 TC Patch LPH Device Control Value - O O
752-777 Reference Vdeve[Y] 270 1 1023 Reference Vdeve Value - O O
752-778 Reference Vdeve[M] 270 1 1023 Reference Vdeve Value - O O
752-779 Reference Vdeve[C] 270 1 1023 Reference Vdeve Value - O O
752-780 Reference Vdeve[K] 270 1 1023 Reference Vdeve Value - O O
752-781 Reference CF[Y] 110 1 1023 Reference CF Value - O O
752-782 Reference CF[M] 110 1 1023 Reference CF Value - O O
752-783 Reference CF[C] 110 1 1023 Reference CF Value - O O
752-784 Reference CF[K] 110 1 1023 Reference CF Value - O O
752-785 Reference RP[YMC] 10 0 1023 Reference RP Value - O O
752-786 Reference RP[K] 10 0 1023 Reference RP Value - O O
752-787 Reference VB_PCON[YMC] 290 0 1023 Reference VB Value - O O
752-788 Reference VB_PCON[K] 290 0 1023 Reference VB Value - O O
752-789 Reference VB_Standard [YMC] 290 0 1023 Reference VB Value - O O
752-790 Reference VB_Standard [K] 290 0 1023 Reference VB Value - O O
752-791 Reference VB_Mini1[YMC] 290 0 1023 Reference VB_Mini1 Value - O O
752-792 Reference VB_Mini1[K] 290 0 1023 Reference VB_Mini1 Value - O O
752-793 Reference VB_Mini2[YMC] 290 0 1023 Reference VB_Mini2 Value - O O
752-794 Reference VB_Mini2[K] 290 0 1023 Reference VB_Mini2 Value - O O
752-795 Reference VB_TC[YMC] 150 0 1023 Reference VB_TC Value - O O
752-796 Reference VB_TC[K] 150 0 1023 Reference VB_TC Value - O O
752-797 Vdeve Lower Limit [YMC] 250 1 1023 Vdeve Lower Limit Reference Value - O O
752-798 Vdeve Lower Limit [K] 250 1 1023 Vdeve Lower Limit Reference Value - O O
752-799 Vdeve Upper Limit [YMC] 390 1 1023 Vdeve Upper Limit Reference Valu - O O
752-800 Vdeve Upper Limit[K] 390 1 1023 Vdeve Upper Limit Reference Valu - O O
752-801 CF Lower Limit [YMC] 110 1 1023 CF Lower Limit Reference Value - O O
752-802 CF Lower Limit [K] 110 1 1023 CF Lower Limit Reference Value - O O
752-803 CF Upper Limit [YMC] 110 1 1023 CF Upper Limit Reference Value - O O
752-804 CF Upper Limit [K] 110 1 1023 CF Upper Limit Reference Value - O O
752-805 RP Lower Limit Value [YMC] 10 0 1023 RP Lower Limit Value - O O
752-806 RP Lower Limit Value [K] 10 0 1023 RP Lower Limit Value - O O
752-807 RP Upper Limit Value [YMC] 10 0 1023 RP Upper Limit Value - O O
752-808 RP Upper Limit Value [K] 10 0 1023 RP Upper Limit Value - O O
752-809 VH Lower Limit Value [YMC] 200 0 1023 Ghost supported VH Lower Limit Value - O O
752-810 VH Lower Limit Value [K] 200 0 1023 Ghost supported VH Lower Limit Value - O O
752-811 VH Upper Limit Value [Y] 1023 0 1023 VH Upper Limit Value - O O
752-812 VH Upper Limit Value [M] 1023 0 1023 VH Upper Limit Value - O O

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752-813 VH Upper Limit Value [C] 1023 0 1023 VH Upper Limit Value - O O
752-814 VH Upper Limit Value [K] 1023 0 1023 VH Upper Limit Value - O O
752-815 LPH_OUT Lower Limit Value [Y][PS0] 427 0 2046 LPH_OUT Lower Limit Value - O O
752-816 LPH_OUT Lower Limit Value [Y][PS1] 427 0 2046 LPH_OUT Lower Limit Value - O O
752-817 LPH_OUT Lower Limit Value [M][PS0] 427 0 2046 LPH_OUT Lower Limit Value - O O
752-818 LPH_OUT Lower Limit Value [M][PS1] 427 0 2046 LPH_OUT Lower Limit Value - O O
752-819 LPH_OUT Lower Limit Value [C][PS0] 427 0 2046 LPH_OUT Lower Limit Value - O O
752-820 LPH_OUT Lower Limit Value [C][PS1] 427 0 2046 LPH_OUT Lower Limit Value - O O
752-821 LPH_OUT Lower Limit Value [K][PS0] 427 0 2046 LPH_OUT Lower Limit Value - O O
752-822 LPH_OUT Lower Limit Value [K][PS1] 427 0 2046 LPH_OUT Lower Limit Value - O O
752-823 BCR_DC_OUT_Vm1[Y] 0 0 1300 BCR_DC_OUT_Vm1 - O O
752-824 BCR_DC_OUT_Vm1[M] 0 0 1300 BCR_DC_OUT_Vm1 - O O
752-825 BCR_DC_OUT_Vm1[C] 0 0 1300 BCR_DC_OUT_Vm1 - O O
752-826 BCR_DC_OUT_Vm1[K] 0 0 1300 BCR_DC_OUT_Vm1 - O O
752-835 BIAS_DC_OUT_Vd1[YMC] 0 0 1023 BIAS_DC_OUT_Vd1 - O O
752-836 BIAS_DC_OUT_Vd1[K] 0 0 1023 BIAS_DC_OUT_Vd1 - O O
752-841 Delta Vdeve_PCON_Target Difference [Y] 0 -1024 1023 Control Amount of PCON Potential Vdeve Value_ - O O
752-842 Delta Vdeve_PCON_Target Difference [M] 0 -1024 1023 Control Amount of PCON Potential Vdeve Value_ - O O
752-843 Delta Vdeve_PCON_Target Difference [C] 0 -1024 1023 Control Amount of PCON Potential Vdeve Value_ - O O
752-844 Delta Vdeve_PCON_Target Difference [K] 0 -1024 1023 Control Amount of PCON Potential Vdeve Value_ - O O
752-845 Before Delta Vdeve_PCON_Target Difference_Control 0 -1024 1023 Control Amount before the PCON Potential Vdeve Value control for - O O
[Y] each color
[M] each color
[C] each color
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[K] each color
752-849 No. of Vdeve_PCON Partition 1 1 255 PCON Potential Vdeve Value_Split Count from Delta Vdeve_Step - O O
752-850 Color Difference Delta Vdeve Max/Min Difference 0 0 1023 Difference of Max value and Min value of Color Difference PCON - O O
Potential Vdeve Value Control Amount
752-851 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_Lower Limit Value[YMC] 240 1 1023 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_Lower Limit Value - O O
752-852 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_Lower Limit Value[K] 240 1 1023 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_Lower Limit Value - O O
752-853 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_Upper Limit Value [YMC] 260 1 1023 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_Upper Limit Value - O O
752-854 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_Upper Limit Value 260 1 1023 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_Upper Limit Value - O O
752-855 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_PS_Lower Limit Value 240 0 1023 PS individual Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_Lower Limit Value - O O
[YMC][PS0]
[YMC][PS1]
[K][PS0]
[K][PS1]
752-859 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_PS_Upper Limit 260 0 1023 PS individual Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_Upper Limit - O O
[YMC][PS0]
752-860 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_PS_Upper Limit 260 0 1023 PS individual Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_Upper Limit - O O
[YMC][PS1]
752-861 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_PS_Upper Limit Value 260 0 1023 PS individual Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_Upper Limit - O O
[K][PS0]
752-862 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_PS_Upper Limit Value 260 0 1023 PS individual Correction Vdeve Lower Limit_Upper Limit - O O
[K][PS1]
752-863 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit_Lower Limit Value [YMC] 320 1 1023 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit_Lower Limit Value - O O
752-864 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit_Lower Limit Value [K] 320 1 1023 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit_Lower Limit Value - O O
752-865 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit_Upper Limit Value [YMC] 420 1 1023 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit_Upper Limit Value - O O
752-866 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit_Upper Limit Value [K] 420 1 1023 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit_Upper Limit Value - O O
752-867 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit_PS_Lower Limit Value 320 0 1023 PS individual Correction Vdeve Upper Limit_Lower Limit - O O
[YMC][PS0]
[YMC][PS1]
[K][PS0]
[K][PS1]
752-871 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit_PS_Upper Limit Value 420 0 1023 PS individual Correction Vdeve Upper Limit_Upper Limit Value - O O
[YMC][PS0]
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[K][PS1]
752-875 Correction CF Lower Limit_Lower Limit Value [YMC] 100 1 1023 Correction CF Lower Limit_Lower Limit Value - O O
752-876 Correction CF Lower Limit_Lower Limit Value [K] 100 1 1023 Correction CF Lower Limit_Lower Limit Value - O O
752-877 Correction CF Lower Limit_Upper Limit Value [YMC] 120 1 1023 Correction CF Lower Limit_Upper Limit Value - O O
752-878 Correction CF Lower Limit_Upper Limit Value [K] 120 1 1023 Correction CF Lower Limit_Upper Limit Value - O O
752-879 Correction CF Upper Limit_Lower Limit Value [YMC] 100 1 1023 Correction CF Upper Limit_Lower Limit Value - O O
752-880 Correction CF Upper Limit_Lower Limit Value [K] 100 1 1023 Correction CF Upper Limit_Lower Limit Value - O O
752-881 Correction CF Upper Limit_Upper Limit Value[YMC] 120 1 1023 Correction CF Upper Limit_Upper Limit Value - O O
752-882 Correction CF Upper Limit_Upper Limit Value 120 1 1023 Correction CF Upper Limit_Upper Limit Value - O O
752-883 Ghost supported DeltaV[YMC] 0 0 255 Ghost supported DeltaV Offset Value - O O
752-884 Ghost supported DeltaV[K] 0 0 255 Ghost supported DeltaV Offset Value - O O
752-885 VH Set Point[YMC] 1023 0 1023 Ghost Supported VH Set Point - O O
752-886 VH Set Point[K] 1023 0 1023 Ghost Supported VH Set Point - O O
752-887 Delta VHVB Correction Amount [Y] 0 0 255 Delta VHVB Correction Amount - O O
752-888 Delta VHVB Correction Amount [M] 0 0 255 Delta VHVB Correction Amount - O O
752-889 Delta VHVB Correction Amount [C] 0 0 255 Delta VHVB Correction Amount - O O
752-890 Delta VHVB Correction Amount [K] 0 0 255 Delta VHVB Correction Amount - O O
752-891 BCR Altitude Offset [Y] 0 -1024 1023 BCR Altitude Offset Value - O O
752-892 BCR Altitude Offset [M] 0 -1024 1023 BCR Altitude Offset Value - O O
752-893 BCR Altitude Offset[C] 0 -1024 1023 BCR Altitude Offset Value - O O
752-894 BCR Altitude Offset [K] 0 -1024 1023 BCR Altitude Offset Value - O O
752-895 BCR Altitude Coefficient [Y] 1024 0 2047 BCR Altitude Coefficient - O O
752-896 BCR Altitude Coefficient [M] 1024 0 2047 BCR Altitude Coefficient - O O
752-897 BCR Altitude Coefficient [C] 1024 0 2047 BCR Altitude Coefficient - O O
752-898 BCR Altitude Coefficient [K] 1024 0 2047 BCR Altitude Coefficient - O O
752-899 Delta LPH Environment Correction PR Correction 0 0 255 Film Thickness Correction of Environment Correction Amount - O O
Amount [Y]
Amount [M]
Amount [C]
Amount [K]
752-903 Delta LPH Environment Correction Amount [YMC] 0 -1024 1023 Delta LPH Environment Correction Amount - O O
752-904 Delta LPH Environment Correction Amount [K] 0 -1024 1023 Delta LPH Environment Correction Amount - O O
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752-905 P_LUTCin[YMC][LUT0] 25 0 255 Cin for P-LUT Value Calculation (invariable) (Refers to - O O
0<LUT0<LUT1<LUT2<LUT3<LUT4<LUT5)
752-911 P_LUTCin[K][LUT0] 25 0 255 Cin for P-LUT Value Calculation (invariable) (Refers to - O O
752-917 Delta LUT[Y][LUT1] 0 -4080 8160 Delta LUT Value after Change Amount Check (times 16 value) - O O
752-921 Delta LUT[M][LUT1] 0 -4080 8160 Delta LUT Value after Change Amount Check (times 16 value) - O O
752-925 Delta LUT[C][LUT1] 0 -4080 8160 Delta LUT Value after Change Amount Check (times 16 value) - O O
752-929 Delta LUT[K][LUT1] 0 -4080 8160 Delta LUT Value after Change Amount Check (times 16 value) - O O

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752-933 Manual LUT Adjustment Value [Y][L] 0 -128 127 The difference amount each corresponds -128~0~127. - O O
752-934 Manual LUT Adjustment Value [Y][M] 0 -128 127 The difference amount each corresponds -128~0~127. - O O
752-935 Manual LUT Adjustment Value [Y][H] 0 -128 127 The difference amount each corresponds -128~0~127. - O O
752-936 Manual LUT Adjustment Value [M][L] 0 -128 127 The difference amount each corresponds -128~0~127. - O O
752-937 Manual LUT Adjustment Value [M] [M] 0 -128 127 The difference amount each corresponds -128~0~127. - O O
752-938 Manual LUT Adjustment Value [M][H] 0 -128 127 The difference amount each corresponds -128~0~127. - O O
752-939 Manual LUT Adjustment Value [C][L] 0 -128 127 The difference amount each corresponds -128~0~127. - O O
752-940 Manual LUT Adjustment Value [C][M] 0 -128 127 The difference amount each corresponds -128~0~127. - O O
752-941 Manual LUT Adjustment Value [C][H] 0 -128 127 The difference amount each corresponds -128~0~127. - O O
752-942 Manual LUT Adjustment Value [K][L] 0 -128 127 The difference amount each corresponds -128~0~127. - O O
752-943 Manual LUT Adjustment Value [K][M] 0 -128 127 The difference amount each corresponds -128~0~127. - O O
752-944 Manual LUT Adjustment Value [K][H] 0 -128 127 The difference amount each corresponds -128~0~127. - O O
752-945 IIT_Calib Value [Y] 0 0 255 IOT_NVM IIT CCD_Calib Result Value - O O
752-946 IIT_Calib Value [M] 0 0 255 IOT_NVM IIT CCD_Calib Result Value - O O
752-947 IIT_Calib Value [C] 0 0 255 IOT_NVM IIT CCD_Calib Result Value - O O
752-948 IIT_Calib Value [K] 0 0 255 IOT_NVM IIT CCD_Calib Result Value - O O
752-949 MiniSetup Execution Time Stored Value [BW][0] 0 0 4294967295 Stored Value of MiniSetup Execution Time minute O O
752-954 MiniSetup Execution Time Stored Value [FC][0] 0 0 4294967295 Stored Value of MiniSetup Execution Time minute O O
752-959 MiniSetup Execution Requirement Stored Value [1][0] 0 0 255 Stored Value of MiniSetup Execution Requirement - O O
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752-974 Last Setup Speed Stored Value_Mid/End[YMC][0] 0 0 1 Process Speed Stored Value after Mid/EndSetup is complete - O O
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
752-984 Last Setup Speed Stored Value_Mid/End[K][0] 0 0 1 Process Speed Stored Value after Mid/EndSetup is complete - O O
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s

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0: 63mm/s, 1: 126mm/s
752-996 Disp Time Integrated Vaue_Refill[Y] 0 0 4294967295 Refill Determination Disp Integrated Value 1 [ms] O O
752-997 Disp Time Integrated Vaue_Refill[M] 0 0 4294967295 Refill Determination Disp Integrated Value 1 [ms] O O
752-998 Disp Time Integrated Vaue_Refill[C] 0 0 4294967295 Refill Determination Disp Integrated Value 1 [ms] O O
752-999 Disp Time Integrated Vaue_Refill[K] 0 0 4294967295 Refill Determination Disp Integrated Value 1 [ms] O O
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753-001 RADC_Potential_Mini1 Preserve Value_Mini[Y][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC _Potential_Mini1 Preserve Value - O O
753-006 RADC_Potential_Mini1 Preserve Value_Mini[M][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC _Potential_Mini1 Preserve Value - O O
753-011 RADC_Potential_Mini1 Preserve Value_Mini[C][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC _Potential_Mini1 Preserve Value - O O
753-016 RADC_Potential_Mini1 Preserve Value_Mini[K][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC _Potential_Mini1 Preserve Value - O O
753-021 RADC_Potential_Mini2 Preserve Value_Mini[Y][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC_Potential_Mini2 Preserve Value - O O
753-026 RADC_Potential_Mini2 Preserve Value_Mini[M][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC_Potential_Mini2 Preserve Value - O O
753-031 RADC_Potential_Mini2 Preserve Value_Mini[C][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC_Potential_Mini2 Preserve Value - O O
753-036 RADC_Potential_Mini2 Preserve Value_Mini[K][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC_Potential_Mini2 Preserve Value - O O

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753-041 RADC_Potential Preserve Value_Mid/End[Y][0] 0 0 1023 Mid/EndSetup Completed ADC_Potential Preserve Value - O O
753-051 RADC_Potential Preserve Value_Mid/End[M][0] 0 0 1023 Mid/EndSetup Completed ADC_Potential Preserve Value - O O
753-061 RADC_Potential Preserve Value_Mid/End[C][0] 0 0 1023 Mid/EndSetup Completed ADC_Potential Preserve Value - O O
753-071 RADC_Potential Preserve Value_Mid/End[K][0] 0 0 1023 Mid/EndSetup Completed ADC_Potential Preserve Value - O O
Write
753-081 RADC_Potential Preserve Value_Mini[Y][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC_Potential Preserve Value - O O
753-086 RADC_Potential Preserve Value_Mini[M][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC_Potential Preserve Value - O O
753-091 RADC_Potential Preserve Value_Mini[C][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC_Potential Preserve Value - O O
753-096 RADC_Potential Preserve Value_Mini[K][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC_Potential Preserve Value - O O
753-101 RADC_Tone Preserve Value_Mini[Y][Patch1][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC_Tone Preserve Value - O O

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753-121 RADC_Tone Preserve Value_Mini[M][Patch1][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC_Tone Preserve Value - O O
753-141 RADC_Tone Preserve Value_Mini[C][Patch1][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC_Tone Preserve Value - O O
Write
753-161 RADC_Tone Preserve Value_Mini[K][Patch1][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC_Tone Preserve Value - O O
753-181 RADC_Tone Preserve Value_Mid/End[Y][Patch1][0] 0 0 1023 Mid/EndSetup Completed ADC_Tone Preserve Value - O O

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753-221 RADC_Tone Preserve Value_Mid/End[M][Patch1][0] 0 0 1023 Mid/EndSetup Completed ADC_Tone Preserve Value - O O
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753-261 RADC_Tone Preserve Value_Mid/End[C][Patch1][0] 0 0 1023 Mid/EndSetup Completed ADC_Tone Preserve Value - O O

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753-301 RADC_Tone Preserve Value_Mid/End[K][Patch1][0] 0 0 1023 Mid/EndSetup Completed ADC_Tone Preserve Value - O O
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753-341 RADC_TC Preserve Value_Mini[Y][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC_TC Preserve Value - O O
753-346 RADC_TC Preserve Value_Mini[M][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC_TC Preserve Value - O O
753-351 RADC_TC Preserve Value_Mini[C][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC_TC Preserve Value - O O
753-356 RADC_TC Preserve Value_Mini[K][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed ADC_TC Preserve Value - O O
753-361 RADC_TC Preserve Value_Mid/End[Y][0] 0 0 1023 Mid/EndSetup Completed ADC_TC Preserve Value - O O
753-371 RADC_TC Preserve Value_Mid/End[M][0] 0 0 1023 Mid/EndSetup Completed ADC_TC Preserve Value - O O
Write
753-381 RADC_TC Preserve Value_Mid/End[C][0] 0 0 1023 Mid/EndSetup Completed ADC_TC Preserve Value - O O
753-391 RADC_TC Preserve Value_Mid/End[K][0] 0 0 1023 Mid/EndSetup Completed ADC_TC Preserve Value - O O
753-401 Vdeve_PCON Preserve Value_Mini[Y][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed Vdeve_PCON Preserve Value - O O
753-406 Vdeve_PCON Preserve Value_Mini[M][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed Vdeve_PCON Preserve Value - O O
753-411 Vdeve_PCON Preserve Value_Mini[C][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed Vdeve_PCON Preserve Value - O O
753-416 Vdeve_PCON Preserve Value_Mini[K][0] 0 0 1023 MiniSetup Completed Vdeve_PCON Preserve Value - O O

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753-421 Vdeve_PCON Preserve Value_Mid/End[Y][0] 0 0 1023 Mid/EndSetup Completed Vdeve_PCON Preserve Value - O O
753-431 Vdeve_PCON Preserve Value_Mid/End[M][0] 0 0 1023 Mid/EndSetup Completed Vdeve_PCON Preserve Value - O O
753-441 Vdeve_PCON Preserve Value_Mid/End[C][0] 0 0 1023 Mid/EndSetup Completed Vdeve_PCON Preserve Value - O O
753-451 Vdeve_PCON Preserve Value_Mid/End[K][0] 0 0 1023 Mid/EndSetup Completed Vdeve_PCON Preserve Value - O O
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753-461 ADC_Tone_Cin Preserve Value_Mini[Y][Patch1][0] 0 0 255 MiniSetup Completed ADC_Tone Patch Cin Preserve Value - O O
753-481 ADC_Tone_Cin Preserve Value_Mini[M][Patch1][0] 0 0 255 MiniSetup Completed ADC_Tone Patch Cin Preserve Value - O O

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753-501 ADC_Tone_Cin Preserve Value_Mini[C][Patch1][0] 0 0 255 MiniSetup Completed ADC_Tone Patch Cin Preserve Value - O O
753-521 ADC_Tone_Cin Preserved Value_Mini[K][Patch1][0] 0 0 255 MiniSetup Completed ADC_Tone Patch Cin Preserve Value - O O
753-526 ADC_Tone_Cin Preserve Value_Mini[K][Patch2][0] 0 0 255 MiniSetup Completed ADC_Tone Patch Cin Preserve Value - O O
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753-541 ADC_Tone_Cin Preserve Value_Mid/End[Y][Patch1][0] 0 0 255 Mid/EndSetup Completed ADC_Tone Patch Cin Preserve Value - O O
753-546 ADC_Tone_Cin Preserve_Mid/End[Y][Patch2][0] 0 0 255 Mid/EndSetup Completed ADC_Tone Patch Cin Preserve Value - O O
753-561 ADC_Tone_Cin Preserve Value_Mid/End[M][Patch1][0] 0 0 255 Mid/EndSetup Completed ADC_Tone Patch Cin Preserve Value - O O

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753-581 ADC_Tone_Cin Preserve Value_Mid/End[C][Patch1][0] 0 0 255 Mid/EndSetup Completed ADC_Tone Patch Cin Preserve Value - O O
753-601 ADC_Tone_Cin Preserve Value_Mid/End[K][Patch1][0] 0 0 255 Mid/EndSetup Completed ADC_Tone Patch Cin Preserve Value - O O
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753-621 D2[Y] 0 0 4294967295 Toner Supply Error Determine Value - O O
753-622 D2[M] 0 0 4294967295 Toner Supply Error Determine Value - O O
753-623 D2[C] 0 0 4294967295 Toner Supply Error Determine Value - O O
753-624 D2[K] 0 0 4294967295 Toner Supply Error Determine Value - O O
753-625 Filling Toner Amount Threshold Value1[Y] 80 0 65535 Threshold Value of Filling Toner Amount of Toner Cartridge 1[g] O O
753-626 Filling Toner Amount Threshold Value1[M] 80 0 65535 Threshold Value of Filling Toner Amount of Toner Cartridge 1[g] O O
753-627 Filling Toner Amount Threshold Value1[C] 80 0 65535 Threshold Value of Filling Toner Amount of Toner Cartridge 1[g] O O
753-628 Filling Toner Amount Threshold Value1[K] 80 0 65535 Threshold Value of Filling Toner Amount of Toner Cartridge 1[g] O O
753-629 Filling Toner Amount Threshold Value2[Y] 160 0 65535 Threshold Value of Filling Toner Amount of Toner Cartridge 1[g] O O
753-630 Filling Toner Amount Threshold Value2[M] 160 0 65535 Threshold Value of Filling Toner Amount of Toner Cartridge 1[g] O O
753-631 Filling Toner Amount Threshold Value2[C] 160 0 65535 Threshold Value of Filling Toner Amount of Toner Cartridge 1[g] O O
753-632 Filling Toner Amount Threshold Value2[K] 160 0 65535 Threshold Value of Filling Toner Amount of Toner Cartridge 1[g] O O
753-633 Disp Request Time_Recovery Filling Amount1[Y] 10 -128 127 Initial Recovery Disp Time according to CTRG Filling Amount 1[sec] O O
753-634 Disp Request Time_Recovery Filling Amount1[M] 10 -128 127 Initial Recovery Disp Time according to CTRG Filling Amount 1[sec] O O
753-635 Disp Request Time _Recovery Filling Amount1[C] 10 -128 127 Initial Recovery Disp Time according to CTRG Filling Amount 1[sec] O O
753-636 Disp Request Time_Recovery Filling Amount1[K] 10 -128 127 Initial Recovery Disp Time according to CTRG Filling Amount 1[sec] O O
753-639 Disp Request Time_Recovery Filling Amount2[C] 5 -128 127 Initial Recovery Disp Time according to CTRG Filling Amount 1[sec] O O
753-643 Disp Request Time_Recovery Filling Amount3[C] 2 -128 127 Initial Recovery Disp Time according to CTRG Filling Amount 1[sec] O O

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753-645 Recovery Adjustment No. Maximum Value_Small Filling 4 0 255 Maximum No. of Retry for Small Filling CTRG Recovery - O O
753-646 ADC_Vcln_Patch Size 0 0 1023 ADC_Vcln Output Mean of Patch Size Vclean - O O
753-647 ADC Sensor Contamination State Counter 0 0 65535 ADC Sensor Contamination State Counter - O O
753-648 ADC Sensor Warning Counter_TC Patch[Y] 0 0 65535 ADC Sensor Warning Counter due to TC Patch Fail - O O
753-649 ADC Sensor Warning Counter_TC Patch[M] 0 0 65535 ADC Sensor Warning Counter due to TC Patch Fail - O O
753-650 ADC Sensor Warning Counter_TC Patch[C] 0 0 65535 ADC Sensor Warning Counter due to TC Patch Fail - O O
753-651 ADC Sensor Warning Counter_TC Patch[K] 0 0 65535 ADC Sensor Warning Counter due to TC Patch Fail - O O
753-652 Disp Switch SW in Image Profile LIFE 0 0 1 Disp Switch SW in Image Profile LIFE - O O
753-653 Delta RADC_Tone_Target Deve Correction Amount 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_Tone_Deve Correction Amount of Target Value - O O
[Y][Patch1]
[Y][Patch2]
[Y][Patch3]
[Y][Patch4]
[M][Patch1]
[M][Patch2]
[M][Patch3]
[M][Patch4]
[C][Patch1]
[C][Patch2]
[C][Patch3]
[C][Patch4]
j[K][Patch1]
[K][Patch2]
[K][Patch3]
[K][Patch4]
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753-669 Delta RADC_Tone_Target PR Correction Amount 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_Tone_PR Correction Amount of Target Value - O O
[Y][Patch1]
[Y][Patch2]
[Y][Patch3]
[Y][Patch4]
[M][Patch1]
[M][Patch2]
753-675 Delta RADC_Tone_Target PR Correction 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_Tone_PR Correction Amount of Target Value - O O
Amount[M][Patch3]
[M][Patch4]
[C][Patch1]
[C][Patch2]
[C][Patch3]
[C][Patch4]
[K][Patch1]
[K][Patch2]
[K][Patch3]
[K][Patch4]
753-685 LPH_OUT Upper Limit Value [Y][PS0] 1232 0 2046 LPH_OUT Upper Limit Value - O O
753-686 LPH_OUT Upper Limit Value [Y][PS1] 1232 0 2046 LPH_OUT Upper Limit Value - O O
753-687 LPH_OUT Upper Limit Value [M][PS0] 1232 0 2046 LPH_OUT Upper Limit Value - O O
753-688 LPH_OUT Upper Limit Value [M][PS1] 1232 0 2046 LPH_OUT Upper Limit Value - O O
753-689 LPH_OUT Upper Limit Value [C][PS0] 1232 0 2046 LPH_OUT Upper Limit Value - O O
753-690 LPH_OUT Upper Limit Value [C][PS1] 1232 0 2046 LPH_OUT Upper Limit Value - O O
753-691 LPH_OUT Upper Limit Value [K][PS0] 1232 0 2046 LPH_OUT Upper Limit Value - O O
753-692 LPH_OUT Upper Limit Value [K][PS1] 1232 0 2046 LPH_OUT Upper Limit Value - O O
753-693 Refill Determine Threshold Value [Y] 3000 0 65535 Refill Determine Disp Time Threshold Value 1[sec] O O

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753-694 Refill Determine Threshold Value [M] 3000 0 65535 Refill Determine Disp Time Threshold Value 1[sec] O O
753-695 Refill Determine Threshold Value [C] 3000 0 65535 Refill Determine Disp Time Threshold Value 1[sec] O O
753-696 Refill Determine Threshold Value [K] 3000 0 65535 Refill Determine Disp Time Threshold Value 1[sec] O O
753-697 FlagRefill_CST[Y] 0 0 1 Flag Refill in Custom Mode (0: Normal, 1: Refill) - O O
753-698 FlagRefill_CST[M] 0 0 1 Flag Refill in Custom Mode (0: Normal, 1: Refill) - O O
753-699 FlagRefill_CST[C] 0 0 1 Flag Refill in Custom Mode (0: Normal, 1: Refill) - O O
753-700 FlagRefill_CST[K] 0 0 1 Flag Refill in Custom Mode (0: Normal, 1: Refill) - O O
753-705 DispMotorFail[Y] 0 0 1 Dispense Motor Fail - O O
753-706 DispMotorFail[M] 0 0 1 Dispense Motor Fail - O O
753-707 DispMotorFail[C] 0 0 1 Dispense Motor Fail - O O
753-708 DispMotorFail[K] 0 0 1 Dispense Motor Fail - O O
753-709 Dispense Motor Revolution Time 135 40 3000 Revolution Opening of Dispense Motor of DC330 Component Con- - O O
trol
Time from Start to Auto Stop (Common YMCK)[10ms]
753-710 Toner Band ICDC[Y] 0 0 65535 Toner Band ICDC in relevant Setup Panel - O O
753-711 Toner Band ICDC[M] 0 0 65535 Toner Band ICDC in relevant Setup Panel - O O
753-712 Toner Band ICDC[C] 0 0 65535 Toner Band ICDC in relevant Setup Panel - O O
753-713 Toner Band ICDC[K] 0 0 65535 Toner Band ICDC in relevant Setup Panel - O O
753-714 Toner Full Filling Amount [Y] 290 0 1023 Filling amount when filling up full Toner Cartridge - O X
753-715 Toner Full Filling Amount [M] 290 0 1023 Filling amount when filling up full Toner Cartridge - O X
753-716 Toner Full Filling Amount [C] 290 0 1023 Filling amount when filling up full Toner Cartridge - O X
753-717 Toner Full Filling Amount [K] 290 0 1023 Filling amount when filling up full Toner Cartridge - O X
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755-002 ADC Sensor Fail 0 0 1 ADC Sensor Fail - O O
755-003 ADC Potential Patch Fail [Y] 0 0 1 ADC Potential Patch Fail - O O
755-004 ADC Potential Patch Fail [M] 0 0 1 ADC Potential Patch Fail - O O
755-005 ADC Potential Patch Fail [C] 0 0 1 ADC Potential Patch Fail - O O
755-006 ADC Potential Patch Fail [K] 0 0 1 ADC Potential Patch Fail - O O
755-007 ADC Tone Patch Fail [Y][Patch1] 0 0 1 ADC Tone Patch Fail - O O
755-011 ADC Tone Patch Fail[M][Patch1] 0 0 1 ADC Tone Patch Fail - O O
755-015 ADC Tone Patch Fail[C][Patch1] 0 0 1 ADC Tone Patch Fail - O O
755-016 ADC tone Patch Fail[C][Patch2] 0 0 1 ADC Tone Patch Fail - O O
755-019 ADC Tone Patch Fail[K][Patch1] 0 0 1 ADC Tone Patch Fail - O O
755-023 ADC_TC Patch Fail[Y] 0 0 1 ADC_TC Patch Fail - O O
755-024 ADC_TC Patch Fail[M] 0 0 1 ADC_TC Patch Fail - O O
755-025 ADC_TC Patch Fail[C] 0 0 1 ADC_TC Patch Fail - O O
755-026 ADC_TC Patch Fail[K] 0 0 1 ADC_TC Patch Fail - O O
755-027 Flag Empty Detection Status [Y] 0 0 3 Flag Empty Detection Status (0: Normal, 1: PreNear, 2: NearEmpty, 3: - O O
Empty)
755-028 Flag Empty Detection Status [M] 0 0 3 Flag Empty Detection Status (0: Normal, 1: PreNear, 2: NearEmpty, 3: - O O
Empty)
755-029 Flag Empty Detection Status [C] 0 0 3 Flag Empty Detection Status (0: Normal, 1: PreNear, 2: NearEmpty, 3: - O O
Empty)
755-030 Flag Empty Detection Status [K] 0 0 3 Flag Empty Detection Status (0: Normal, 1: PreNear, 2: NearEmpty, 3: - O O
Empty)
755-031 Flag ADC Empty Detection Status [Y] 0 0 3 Empty Detection Status due to ADC (0: Normal, 1: Performing Empty - O O
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755-032 Flag ADC Empty Detection Status[M] 0 0 3 Empty Detection Status due to ADC (0: Normal, 1: Performing Empty - O O
755-033 FlagADC Empty Detection Status [C] 0 0 3 Empty Detection Status due to ADC (0: Normal, 1: Performing Empty - O O
755-034 FlagADC Empty Detection Status [K] 0 0 3 Empty Detection Status due to ADC (0: Normal, 1: Performing Empty - O O
755-035 ADC_Vcln Create Flag 0 0 2 Flag to determine whether to create Vcln or not for each Setup Vcln (0: - O O
Normal and No Change, 1: Create Mid/End_Vcln, 2: Create Mid/End/
TC_Vcln)
755-036 Continuous Setup Execution after Flag_Mini 0 0 1 Continuous Setup Execution after Flag_Mini (0: Do not Execute, 1: Exe- - O O
cute)
755-037 Flag_Low/HighAC[Y] 0 0 1 MidEndSetup Performance Flag during Low->High AC - O O
755-038 Flag_Low/HighAC[M] 0 0 1 MidEndSetup Performance Flag during Low->High AC - O O
755-039 Flag_Low/HighAC[C] 0 0 1 MidEndSetup Performance Flag during Low->High AC - O O
755-040 Flag_Low/HighAC[K] 0 0 1 MidEndSetup Performance Flag during Low->High AC - O O
755-041 Perform Flag_RDP Correction 1[Y] 0 0 1 Perform Flag_RDP Correction 1 (For Disp) - O O
755-042 Perform Flag_RDP Correction 1[M] 0 0 1 Perform Flag_RDP Correction 1 (For Disp) - O O
755-043 Perform Flag_RDP Correction 1[C] 0 0 1 Perform Flag_RDP Correction 1 (For Disp) - O O
755-044 Perform Flag_RDP Correction 1[K] 0 0 1 Perform Flag_RDP Correction 1 (For Disp) - O O
755-045 Perform Flag_RDP Correction 2[Y] 0 0 1 Perform Flag_RDP Correction 2 (For PV) - O O
755-046 Perform Flag_RDP Correction 2[M] 0 0 1 Perform Flag_RDP Correction 2 (For PV) - O O
755-047 Perform Flag_RDP Correction 2[C] 0 0 1 Perform Flag_RDP Correction 2 (For PV) - O O
755-048 Perform Flag_RDP Correction 2[K] 0 0 1 Perform Flag_RDP Correction 2 (For PV) - O O
755-049 Disp Excess Flag[Y] 0 0 1 Disp Excess Flag - O O
755-050 Disp Excess Flag[M] 0 0 1 Disp Excess Flag - O O
755-051 Disp Excess Flag[C] 0 0 1 Disp Excess Flag - O O
755-052 Disp Excess Flag[K] 0 0 1 Disp Excess Flag - O O
755-053 Disp Shortage Flag[Y] 0 0 1 Disp Shortage Flag - O O
755-054 Disp Shortage Flag[M] 0 0 1 Disp Shortage Flag - O O
755-055 Disp Shortage Flag[C] 0 0 1 Disp Shortage Flag - O O
755-056 Disp Shortage Flag[K] 0 0 1 Disp Shortage Flag - O O
755-057 Flag_Vdeve Bounds [Y][Current] 0 0 1 Vdeve Limit Restriction Status Flag - O O
755-058 Flag_Vdeve Limit [Y][Last] 0 0 1 Vdeve Limit Restriction Status Flag - O O
755-059 Flag_Vdeve Limit [M][Current] 0 0 1 Vdeve Limit Restriction Status Flag - O O
755-060 Flag_Vdeve Limit [M][Current] 0 0 1 Vdeve Limit Restriction Status Flag - O O
755-061 Flag_Vdeve Limit [C][Current] 0 0 1 Vdeve Limit Restriction Status Flag - O O
755-062 Flag_Vdeve Limit [C][Last] 0 0 1 Vdeve Limit Restriction Status Flag - O O
755-063 Flag_Vdeve Limit [K][Current] 0 0 1 Vdeve Limit Restriction Status Flag - O O
755-064 Flag_Vdeve Limit [K][Last] 0 0 1 Vdeve Limit Restriction Status Flag - O O
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755-065 FlagRefill[Y] 0 0 1 0: Normal, 1: Refill - O O
755-066 FlagRefill[M] 0 0 1 0: Normal, 1: Refill - O O
755-067 FlagRefill[C] 0 0 1 0: Normal, 1: Refill - O O
755-068 FlagRefill[K] 0 0 1 0: Normal, 1: Refill - O O
755-069 Flag Installation [Y] 0 0 1 Installation Flag for conducting Toner Conveyance Path Filling - O O
0: Other than Installation Status, 1: Installation Status
755-070 Flag Installation [M] 0 0 1 Installation Flag for conducting Toner Conveyance Path Filling - O O
755-071 Flag Installation [C] 0 0 1 Installation Flag for conducting Toner Conveyance Path Filling - O O
755-072 Flag Installation [K] 0 0 1 Installation Flag for conducting Toner Conveyance Path Filling - O O
755-073 Flag_NewTonerCTRG[Y] 0 0 1 0: Old Toner Cartridge, 1: New Toner Cartridge - O O
755-074 Flag_NewTonerCTRG[M] 0 0 1 0: Old Toner Cartridge, 1: New Toner Cartridge - O O
755-075 Flag_NewTonerCTRG[C] 0 0 1 0: Old Toner Cartridge, 1: New Toner Cartridge - O O
755-076 Flag_NewTonerCTRG[K] 0 0 1 0: Old Toner Cartridge, 1: New Toner Cartridge - O O
755-077 Flag_TonerCTRG Replacement [Y] 0 0 1 Toner Cartridge Replacement Flag - O O
755-078 Flag_TonerCTRG Replacement [M] 0 0 1 Toner Cartridge Replacement Flag - O O
755-079 Flag_TonerCTRG Replacement [C] 0 0 1 Toner Cartridge Replacement Flag - O O
755-080 Flag_TonerCTRG Replacement [K] 0 0 1 Toner Cartridge Replacement Flag - O O
755-081 Flag Recovery Success [Y] 0 0 1 Flag Recovery Success - O O
755-082 Flag Recovery Success [M] 0 0 1 Flag Recovery Success - O O
755-083 Flag Recovery Success [C] 0 0 1 Flag Recovery Success - O O
755-084 Flag Recovery Success [K] 0 0 1 Flag Recovery Success - O O
755-085 Recovering Flag [Y] 0 0 1 Flag to determine whether the Recovery Operation was completed nor- - O O
mally or not
755-086 Recovering Flag [M] 0 0 1 Flag to determine whether the Recovery Operation was completed nor- - O O
mally or not
755-087 Recovering Flag [C] 0 0 1 Flag to determine whether the Recovery Operation was completed nor- - O O
mally or not
755-088 Recovering Flag [K] 0 0 1 Flag to determine whether the Recovery Operation was completed nor- - O O
mally or not
755-089 Flag_Toner Indication 0 0 1 Flag to determine the EP Connection (0: UI the Consumable Indication - O O
(No EP Connection), 1: Sensor notify the Consumable Indication (With
EP Connection))
755-090 No. of MiniSetup_Entry [BW] 0 0 10 Remaining No. of Execution of MiniSetup - O O
755-091 No. of MiniSetup_Entry [FC] 0 0 10 Remaining No. of Execution of MiniSetup - O O
755-092 MiniSetup_No. of Continuous Execution [BW] 0 0 10 No. of Continuous Execution of MiniSetup - O O
755-093 MiniSetup_No. of Continuous Execution [FC] 0 0 10 No. of Continuous Execution of MiniSetup - O O
755-094 PV for creating ADC_Mid/End[YMC] 0 0 65535 PV for determining Mid/EndSetup Patch creation - O O

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755-095 PV for creating ADC_Mid/End[K] 0 0 65535 PV for determining Mid/EndSetup Patch creation - O O
755-096 PV for creating ADC_TC[YMC] 0 0 65535 PV for determining TCSetup Patch creation - O O
755-097 PV for creating ADC_TC[K] 0 0 65535 PV for determining TCSetup Patch creation - O O
755-098 ICDC Integrated Value for ADC [Y] 0 0 10000000 ICDC Count Integrated Value between ADC_Mini/Mid/End Patch - O O
755-099 ICDC Integrated Value for ADC [M] 0 0 10000000 ICDC Count Integrated Value between ADC_Mini/Mid/End Patch - O O
755-100 ICDC Integrated Value for ADC [C] 0 0 10000000 ICDC Count Integrated Value between ADC_Mini/Mid/End Patch - O O
755-101 ICDC Integrated Value for ADC [K] 0 0 10000000 ICDC Count Integrated Value between ADC_Mini/Mid/End Patch - O O
755-102 ICDC Integrated Value for ADC_TC[Y] 0 0 10000000 ICDC Count Integrated Value between ADC_TC Patch - O O
755-103 ICDC Integrated Value for ADC_TC[M] 0 0 10000000 ICDC Count Integrated Value between ADC_TC Patch - O O
755-104 ICDC Integrated Value for ADC_TC[C] 0 0 10000000 ICDC Count Integrated Value between ADC_TC Patch - O O
755-105 ICDC Integrated Value for ADC_TC[K] 0 0 10000000 ICDC Count Integrated Value between ADC_TC Patch - O O
755-106 ICDC Move Mean Integrated Value [Minor- 0 0 67042305 The ICDC moving average integrated value obtained using an algorithm - O O
ity][Y] similar to moving average
ity][M] similar to moving average
ity][C] similar to moving average
ity][K] similar to moving average
755-110 ICDC Move Mean Integrated Value [Major][Y] 0 0 67042305 The ICDC moving average integrated value obtained using an algorithm - O O
similar to moving average
755-111 ICDC Move Mean Integrated Value [Major][M] 0 0 67042305 The ICDC moving average integrated value obtained using an algorithm - O O
755-112 ICDC Move Mean Integrated Value [Major][C] 0 0 67042305 The ICDC moving average integrated value obtained using an algorithm - O O
755-113 ICDC Move Mean Integrated Value [Major][K] 0 0 67042305 The ICDC moving average integrated value obtained using an algorithm - O O
755-114 Delta Temperature 0 -128 127 Delta Temperature - O O
755-115 Delta Temperature_Setup[BW] 0 -128 127 Delta Temperature during Setup - O O
755-116 Delta Temperature_Setup[FC] 0 -128 127 Delta Temperature during Setup - O O
755-117 Delta Humidity 0 -128 127 Delta Humidity - O O
755-118 Delta Humidity_Setup[BW] 0 -128 127 Delta Humidity during Setup - O O
755-119 Delta Humidity_Setup[FC] 0 -128 127 Delta Humidity during Setup - O O
755-120 Delta Absolute Humidity 0 -1024 1023 Delta Absolute Humidity (times 10 value) - O O
755-121 Delta Humidity_Setup Performing Requirement 0 -128 127 Delta Humidity_Setup Performing Requirement - O O
755-122 Delta Humidity_Target Value 0 -128 127 Delta Humidity_Target Value - O O
755-123 Delta Humidity_Disp 0 -128 127 Delta Humidity_Disp - O O
755-124 Delta Humidity_Potential 0 -128 127 Delta Humidity_Potential - O O
755-125 Delta Humidity_Device 0 -128 127 Delta Humidity_Device - O O
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755-126 ADC_Vdark 0 0 1023 ADC Dark Current Output - O O
755-127 ADC_Vcln_All Mean Value 0 0 1023 Output Mean Value of ADC_Vcln Belt 1 Lap - O O
755-128 Delta RADC_Potential_Target Dmax Correc- 0 -1024 1023 Dmax Correction Amount of RADC_Potential_Standard Target Value - O O
tion Amount[Y]
tion Amount [M]
tion Amount [C]
tion Amount [K]
755-132 Delta RADC_TC_Target Dmax Correction 0 -1024 1023 Dmax Correction Amount of RADC_TC_Standard Target Value - O O
Amount [Y]
Amount M]
Amount [C]
Amount [K]
755-136 Delta RADC_TC_Target AC Correction 0 -32768 32767 Delta RADC_TC_Target AC Correction Amount - O O
Amount [Y]
Amount [M]
Amount [C]
Amount [K]
755-140 Delta RADC_TC_Target Vdeve Correction 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_TC_Target Vdeve Correction Amount - O O
Amount [Y]
Amount [M]
Amount [C]
Amount [K]
755-144 Delta RADC_TC_Target RDP Correction 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_TC_Target RDP Correction Amount - O O
Amount [Y]
Amount [M]
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755-148 Delta RADC_TC_Target Toner Refill Control 0 -1024 1023 Delta RADC_TC_Target Toner Refill Control Correction Amount - O O
Correction Amount [Y]
Correction Amount [M]
Correction Amount [C]
Correction Amount [K]
755-152 Disp Time Integrated Value for RDP Value Cal- 0 0 4294967295 Disp Time Integrated Value for RDP Value Calculation - O O
culation [Y][Current]
culation [Y][Last]
culation [M][Current]
culation [M][Last]
culation [C][Current]
culation [C][Last]
culation [K][Current]
culation [K][Last]
755-160 ICDC for Disp [Y] 0 0 65535 ICDC Count Value for Dispense - O O
755-161 Disp ICDC[M] 0 0 65535 ICDC Count Value for Dispense - O O
755-162 Disp ICDC[C] 0 0 65535 ICDC Count Value for Dispense - O O
755-163 Disp ICDC[K] 0 0 65535 ICDC Count Value for Dispense - O O
755-164 Disp Request TIme_Buffer[Y] 0 -32768 200000 Buffer Value of Toner Refill Request Time 1[ms] O O
755-165 Disp Request Time_Buffer[M] 0 -32768 200000 Buffer Value of Toner Refill Request Time 1[ms] O O
755-166 Disp Request Time_Buffer[C] 0 -32768 200000 Buffer Value of Toner Refill Request Time 1[ms] O O
755-167 Disp Request Time_Buffer[K] 0 -32768 200000 Buffer Value of Toner Refill Request Time 1[ms] O O
755-168 Disp Request Time_PCON[Y] 0 -32768 200000 Toner Refill Request Time from ADC Control 1[ms] O O
755-169 Disp Request Time_PCON[M] 0 -32768 200000 Toner Refill Request Time from ADC Control 1[ms] O O
755-170 Disp Request Time_PCON[C] 0 -32768 200000 Toner Refill Request Time from ADC Control 1[ms] O O
755-171 Disp Request Time_PCON[K] 0 -32768 200000 Toner Refill Request Time from ADC Control 1[ms] O O
755-172 DispMotor Rotation Direction [CK] 0 0 3 DispenseMotor Rotation Direction (Last: 1st bit, Current 0 bit) - O O
755-173 DispMotor Rotation Direction [YM] 0 0 3 DispenseMotor Rotation Direction (Last: 1st bit, Current 0 bit) - O O
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755-174 Disp Drive Setting Time [Y] 0 0 30000 Dispense Drive Setting Time 1[ms] O O
755-175 Disp Drive Setting Time [M] 0 0 30000 Dispense Drive Setting Time 1[ms] O O
755-176 Disp Drive Setting Time [C] 0 0 30000 Dispense Drive Setting Time 1[ms] O O
755-177 Disp Drive Setting Time [K] 0 0 30000 Dispense Drive Setting Time 1[ms] O O
755-178 Disp True Drive Time [Y] 0 0 30000 Dispense True Drive Time 1[ms] O O
755-179 Disp True Drive Time [M] 0 0 30000 Dispense True Drive Time 1[ms] O O
755-180 Disp True Drive Time [C] 0 0 30000 Dispense True Drive Time 1[ms] O O
755-181 Disp True Drive Time [K] 0 0 30000 Dispense True Drive Time 1[ms] O O
755-182 PCON_Disp Split Counter [Y] 0 0 255 PCON_Disp Split Counter - O O
755-183 PCON_Disp Split Counter [M] 0 0 255 PCON_Disp Split Counter - O O
755-184 PCON_Disp Split Counter [C] 0 0 255 PCON_Disp Split Counter - O O
755-185 PCON_Disp Split Counter [K] 0 0 255 PCON_Disp Split Counter - O O
755-186 No. of PCON_Disp Split [Y] 0 0 255 No. of PCON_Disp Split - O O
755-187 No. of PCON_Disp Split [M] 0 0 255 No. of PCON_Disp Split - O O
755-188 No. of PCON_Disp Split [C] 0 0 255 No. of PCON_Disp Split - O O
755-189 No. of PCON_Disp Split [K] 0 0 255 No. of PCON_Disp Split - O O
755-190 PCON_Disp Split Time [Y] 0 -32768 32767 PCON Toner Refill Split Time 1[ms] O O
755-191 PCON_Disp Split Time [M] 0 -32768 32767 PCON Toner Refill Split Time 1[ms] O O
755-192 PCON_Disp Split Time [C] 0 -32768 32767 PCON Toner Refill Split Time 1[ms] O O
755-193 PCON_Disp Split Time [K] 0 -32768 32767 PCON Toner Refill Split Time 1[ms] O O
755-194 PV_Mini for PCON_Disp Correction [YMC] 0 0 255 PCON_Disp Correcting PV after MiniSetup - O O
755-195 PCON_Disp Correcting PV_Mini[K] 0 0 255 PCON_Disp Correcting PV after MiniSetup - O O
755-196 PCON_Disp Correcting PV_PS[YMC] 0 0 255 PCON_Disp Correcting PV after PS change - O O
755-197 PCON_Disp Correcting PV_PS[K] 0 0 255 PCON_Disp Correcting PV after PS change - O O
755-198 Pixel_Disp Lower Limit [Y] 0 0 4294967295 Lower Limit Value of Disp Time Integrated Value for Toner Refill Deter- 1[ms] O O
mination
755-199 Pixel_Disp Lower Limit [M] 0 0 4294967295 Lower Limit Value of Disp Time Integrated Value for Toner Refill Deter- 1[ms] O O
mination
755-200 Pixel_Disp Lower Limit [C] 0 0 4294967295 Lower Limit Value of Disp Time Integrated Value for Toner Refill Deter- 1[ms] O O
mination
755-201 Pixel_Disp Lower Limit [K] 0 0 4294967295 Lower Limit Value of Disp Time Integrated Value for Toner Refill Deter- 1[ms] O O
mination
755-202 Pixel_Disp Upper Limit [Y] 4294967295 0 4294967295 Upper Limit Value of Disp Time Integrated Value for Toner Refill Deter- 1[ms] O O
mination
755-203 Pixel_Disp Upper Limit [M] 4294967295 0 4294967295 Upper Limit Value of Disp Time Integrated Value for Toner Refill Deter- 1[ms] O O
mination
755-204 Pixel_Disp Upper Limit [C] 4294967295 0 4294967295 Upper Limit Value of Disp Time Integrated Value for Toner Refill Deter- 1[ms] O O
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755-205 Pixel_Disp Upper Limit [K] 4294967295 0 4294967295 Upper Limit Value of Disp Time Integrated Value for Toner Refill Deter- 1[ms] O O
mination
755-206 Pixel_Disp Correction Ctrg Offset [Positive][Y] 0 - 2147483647 Upper/Lower Limit (Absolute Value) of tilt by Cartridge of Disp TIme - O O
2147483648 towards the ICDC1000count
755-207 Pixel_Disp Correction Ctrg Offset [Positive][M] 0 - 2147483647 Upper/Lower Limit (Absolute Value) of tilt by Cartridge of Disp TIme - O O
755-208 Pixel_Disp Correction Ctrg Offset [Positive][C] 0 - 2147483647 Upper/Lower Limit (Absolute Value) of tilt by Cartridge of Disp TIme - O O
755-209 Pixel_Disp Correction Ctrg Offset [Positive][K] 0 - 2147483647 Upper/Lower Limit (Absolute Value) of tilt by Cartridge of Disp TIme - O O
755-210 Pixel_Disp Correction Ctrg Offset [Negative][Y] 0 - 2147483647 Upper/Lower Limit (Absolute Value) of tilt by Cartridge of Disp TIme - O O
755-211 Pixel_Disp Correction Ctrg Offset [Nega- 0 - 2147483647 Upper/Lower Limit (Absolute Value) of tilt by Cartridge of Disp TIme - O O
tive][M] 2147483648 towards the ICDC1000count
755-212 Pixel_Disp Correction Ctrg Offset [Negative][C] 0 - 2147483647 Upper/Lower Limit (Absolute Value) of tilt by Cartridge of Disp TIme - O O
755-213 Pixel_Disp Correction Ctrg Offset [Negative][K] 0 - 2147483647 Upper/Lower Limit (Absolute Value) of tilt by Cartridge of Disp TIme - O O
755-214 Disp Time Integrated Value for Toner Refill 0 0 4294967295 Disp Time Integrated Value for Toner Refill Determination 1[ms] O O
Determination[Y]
Determination[M]
Determination[C]
Determination[K]
755-218 Disp Environment Correction Coefficient [Y] 128 1 255 Environment Correction Coefficient of DispRate - O O
755-219 Disp Environment Correction Coefficient [M] 128 1 255 Environment Correction Coefficient of DispRate - O O
755-220 Disp Environment Correction Coefficient [C] 128 1 255 Environment Correction Coefficient of DispRate - O O
755-221 Disp Environment Correction Coefficient [K] 128 1 255 Environment Correction Coefficient of DispRate - O O
755-222 ICDC Integrated Value for EMP Decision[Y] 0 0 4294967295 ICDC Count Integrated Value of NearEmpty and after - O O
755-223 ICDC Integrated Value for EMP Determin- 0 0 4294967295 ICDC Count Integrated Value of NearEmpty and after - O O
ing[M]
755-224 ICDC Integrated Value for EMP Decision[C] 0 0 4294967295 ICDC Count Integrated Value of NearEmpty and after - O O
755-225 ICDC Integrated Value for EMP Decision[K] 0 0 4294967295 ICDC Count Integrated Value of NearEmpty and after - O O
755-226 PV for EMP Determination [Y] 0 0 65535 PV for Toner Empty Determination - O O
755-227 PV for EMP Determination [M] 0 0 65535 PV for Toner Empty Determination - O O
755-228 PV for EMP Determination [C] 0 0 65535 PV for Toner Empty Determination - O O
755-229 PV for EMP Determination [K] 0 0 65535 PV for Toner Empty Determination - O O
755-230 PreNear Estimate Threshold Value [Y] 1229 0 65535 Toner Remaining Amount Estimate Integrated Value equivalent to Pre- - O O
Near
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755-231 PreNear Estimate Threshold Value [M] 1215 0 65535 Toner Remaining Amount Estimate Integrated Value equivalent to Pre- - O O
Near
755-232 PreNear Estimate Threshold Value [C] 1229 0 65535 Toner Remaining Amount Estimate Integrated Value equivalent to Pre- - O O
Near
755-233 PreNear Estimate Threshold Value [K] 1206 0 65535 Toner Remaining Amount Estimate Integrated Value equivalent to Pre- - O O
Near
755-234 ICDC Integrated Value for PreNear [Y] 0 0 4294967295 ICDC Count Integrated Value of PreNear Level and after - O O
755-235 ICDC Integrated Value for PreNear[M] 0 0 4294967295 ICDC Count Integrated Value of PreNear Level and after - O O
755-236 ICDC Integrated Value for PreNear[C] 0 0 4294967295 ICDC Count Integrated Value of PreNear Level and after - O O
755-237 ICDC Integrated Value for PreNear[K] 0 0 4294967295 ICDC Count Integrated Value of PreNear Level and after - O O
755-238 Remaining Toner Amount %[Y] 100 0 100 Remaining Toner Percentage - O O
755-239 Remaining Toner Amount %[M] 100 0 100 Remaining Toner Percentage - O O
755-240 Remaining Toner Amount %[C] 100 0 100 Remaining Toner Percentage - O O
755-241 Remaining Toner Amount%[K] 100 0 100 Remaining Toner Percentage - O O
755-242 No. of Recovery [Y] 0 0 255 No. of Toner Recovery Operation performed - O O
755-243 No. of Recovery [M] 0 0 255 No. of Toner Recovery Operation performed - O O
755-244 No. of Recovery [C] 0 0 255 No. of Toner Recovery Operation performed - O O
755-245 No. of Recovery [K] 0 0 255 No. of Toner Recovery Operation performed - O O
755-246 No. of Recovery Filling [Y] 0 0 255 No. of Filling Operation performed during Toner Recovery - O O
755-247 No. of Recovery Filling [M] 0 0 255 No. of Filling Operation performed during Toner Recovery - O O
755-248 No. of Recovery Filling [C] 0 0 255 No. of Filling Operation performed during Toner Recovery - O O
755-249 No. Recovery Filling [K] 0 0 255 No. of Filling Operation performed during Toner Recovery - O O
755-250 Standard Toner Ratio [Y] 1000 0 2000 Standard Toner Amount to Initial Toner Amount Ratio 0.1[%] O O
755-251 Standard Toner Ratio [M] 1000 0 2000 Standard Toner Amount to Initial Toner Amount Ratio 0.1[%] O O
755-252 Standard Toner Ratio [C] 1000 0 2000 Standard Toner Amount to Initial Toner Amount Ratio 0.1[%] O O
755-253 Standard Toner Ratio [K] 1000 0 2000 Standard Toner Amount to Initial Toner Amount Ratio 0.1[%] O O
755-254 Disp Time Integrated Value for Remaining 0 0 4294967295 Disp Integrated Value for Toner Remaining Amount 1[ms] O O
Amount Estimate[Y]
Amount Estimate[M]
Amount Estimate[C]
Amount Estimate[K]
755-258 ICDC Integrated Value for Remaining Amount 0 0 4294967295 ICDC Count Integrated Value of Toner Cartridge - O O
Estimate[Y]
755-259 ICDC Integrated Value for Remaining Amount 0 0 4294967295 ICDC Count Integrated Value of Toner Cartridge - O O
Estimate [M]
755-260 ICDC Integrated Value for Remaining Estimate 0 0 4294967295 ICDC Count Integrated Value of Toner Cartridge - O O
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755-261 ICDC Integrated Value for Remaining Estimate 0 0 4294967295 ICDC Count Integrated Value of Toner Cartridge - O O
[K]
755-262 Integrated Value for Remaining Estimate[Y] 0 0 4294967295 Integrated Value for remaining Toner Estimate - O O
755-263 Integrated Value for Remaining Estimate [M] 0 0 4294967295 Integrated Value for remaining Toner Estimate - O O
755-264 Integrated Value for Remaining Estimate [C] 0 0 4294967295 Integrated Value for remaining Toner Estimate - O O
755-265 Integrated Value for Remaining Estimate [K] 0 0 4294967295 Integrated Value for remaining Toner Estimate - O O
755-266 Filling Toner Amount [Y] 74 0 65535 Filling Toner Amount of Toner Cartridge 1[g] O O
755-267 Filling Toner Amount [M] 74 0 65535 Filling Toner Amount of Toner Cartridge 1[g] O O
755-268 Filling Toner Amount [C] 74 0 65535 Filling Toner Amount of Toner Cartridge 1[g] O O
755-269 Filling Toner Amount [K] 100 0 65535 Filling Toner Amount of Toner Cartridge 1[g] O O
755-270 Initial PV[YMC] 0 0 65535 PV from Initial Installation - O X
755-271 Initial PV[K] 0 0 65535 PV from Initial Installation - O X
755-272 Accumulated Toner Amount [Y] 0 0 4294967295 Accumulated Toner Usage Amount (1=0.1g) - O O
755-273 Accumulated Toner Amount [M] 0 0 4294967295 Accumulated Toner Usage Amount (1=0.1g) - O O
755-274 Accumulated Toner Amount [C] 0 0 4294967295 Accumulated Toner Usage Amount (1=0.1g) - O O
755-275 Accumulated Toner Amount [K] 0 0 4294967295 Accumulated Toner Usage Amount (1=0.1g) - O O
755-276 Integrated Value for old Remaining Amount 0 0 4294967295 Integrated Value for remaining Toner Estimate - O O
Estimate[Y]
Estimate[M]
Estimate[C]
Estimate[K]
755-280 Remaining Amount 0% Estimate Threshold 1420 0 65535 Toner Remaining Amount Estimate Integrated Value equivalent to 0% - O O
Value[Y] Remaining Amount
Value[M] Remaining Amount
Value[C] Remaining Amount
Value[K] Remaining Amount
755-284 NearEMP Estimate Threshold Value[Y] 1321 0 65535 Toner Remaining Amount Estimate Integrated Value equivalent to - O O
NearEmpty
755-285 NearEMP Estimate Threshold Value[M] 1321 0 65535 Toner Remaining Amount Estimate Integrated Value equivalent to - O O
NearEmpty
755-286 NearEMP Estimate Threshold Value[C] 1321 0 65535 Toner Remaining Amount Estimate Integrated Value equivalent to - O O
NearEmpty
755-287 NearEMP Estimate Threshold Value[K] 1321 0 65535 Toner Remaining Amount Estimate Integrated Value equivalent to - O O
NearEmpty
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755-288 EMP Estimate Threshold Value[Y] 1420 0 65535 Toner Remaining Amount Estimate Integrated Value equivalent to - O O
Empty
755-289 EMP Estimate Threshold Value[M] 1420 0 65535 Toner Remaining Amount Estimate Integrated Value equivalent to - O O
Empty
755-290 EMP Estimate Threshold Value[C] 1420 0 65535 Toner Remaining Amount Estimate Integrated Value equivalent to - O O
Empty
755-291 EMP Estimate Threshold Value[K] 1420 0 65535 Toner Remaining Amount Estimate Integrated Value equivalent to - O O
Empty
755-292 Flag Remaining Amount Estimate Empty 0 0 3 0: Normal, 1: PreNear, 2: NearEmpty, 3: Empty - O O
Detection Status[Y]
Detection Status[M]
Detection Status[C]
Detection Status[K]
755-296 No. of TC Adjustment [Y] 0 0 255 No. of TC Adjustment - O O
755-297 No. of TC Adjustment [M] 0 0 255 No. of TC Adjustment - O O
755-298 No. of TC Adjustment [C] 0 0 255 No. of TC Adjustment - O O
755-299 No. of TC Adjustment [K] 0 0 255 No. of TC Adjustment - O O
755-300 No. of Density Determination_Normal [Y] 0 0 1023 No. of TC Adjustment when Normal - O O
755-301 No. of Density Determination_Normal [M] 0 0 1023 No. of TC Adjustment when Normal - O O
755-302 No. of Density Determination_Normal [C] 0 0 1023 No. of TC Adjustment when Normal - O O
755-303 No. of Density Determination_Normal [K] 0 0 1023 No. of TC Adjustment when Normal - O O
755-304 No. of Density Determination_PreNear [Y] 0 0 1023 No. of TC Adjustment when PreNear - O O
755-305 No. of Density Determination_PreNear [M] 0 0 1023 No. of TC Adjustment when PreNear - O O
755-306 No. of Density Determination_PreNear [C] 0 0 1023 No. of TC Adjustment when PreNear - O O
755-307 No. of Density Determination_PreNear [K] 0 0 1023 No. of TC Adjustment when PreNear - O O
755-308 Last RADC_TC[Y] 0 0 1023 Last RADC_TC - O O
755-309 Last RADC_TC[M] 0 0 1023 Last RADC_TC - O O
755-310 Last RADC_TC[C] 0 0 1023 Last RADC_TC - O O
755-311 Last RADC_TC[K] 0 0 1023 Last RADC_TC - O O
755-312 PreNear Correction Amount [Y] 0 -32768 32767 PreNear Correction Amount - O O
755-313 PreNear Correction Amount [M] 0 -32768 32767 PreNear Correction Amount - O O
755-314 PreNear Correction Amount [C] 0 -32768 32767 PreNear Correction Amount - O O
755-315 PreNear Correction Amount [K] 0 -32768 32767 PreNear Correction Amount - O O
755-316 No. of Recovery Adjustment [Y] 0 0 255 No. of Toner Recovery Adjustment - O O
755-317 No. of Recovery Adjustment [M] 0 0 255 No. of Toner Recovery Adjustment - O O
755-318 No. of Recovery Adjustment [C] 0 0 255 No. of Toner Recovery Adjustment - O O

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755-319 No. of Recovery Adjustment [K] 0 0 255 No. of Toner Recovery Adjustment - O O
755-320 No. of Unsuccessful Recovery [Y] 0 0 1023 Integrated Value of No. of Unsuccessful Recovery - O O
755-321 No. of Unsuccessful Recovery [M] 0 0 1023 Integrated Value of No. of Unsuccessful Recovery - O O
755-322 No. of Unsuccessful Recovery [C] 0 0 1023 Integrated Value of No. of Unsuccessful Recovery - O O
755-323 No. of Unsuccessful Recovery [K] 0 0 1023 Integrated Value of No. of Unsuccessful Recovery - O O
755-324 Vdeve_PCON [Y] [Current] 270 0 1023 PCON potential Vdeve value - O O
755-325 Vdeve_PCON[Y][Last] 270 0 1023 PCON potential Vdeve value - O O
755-326 Vdeve_PCON [M] [Current] 270 0 1023 PCON potential Vdeve value - O O
755-327 Vdeve_PCON[M][Last] 270 0 1023 PCON potential Vdeve value - O O
755-328 Vdeve_PCON [C] [Current] 270 0 1023 PCON potential Vdeve value - O O
755-329 Vdeve_PCON[C][Last] 270 0 1023 PCON potential Vdeve value - O O
755-330 Vdeve_PCON [K] [Current] 270 0 1023 PCON potential Vdeve value - O O
755-331 Vdeve_PCON[K][Last] 270 0 1023 PCON potential Vdeve value - O O
755-332 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit [Y] 250 1 1023 Correction Vdeve lower limit value - O O
755-333 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit [M] 250 1 1023 Correction Vdeve lower limit value - O O
755-334 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit [C] 250 1 1023 Correction Vdeve lower limit value - O O
755-335 Correction Vdeve Lower Limit [K] 250 1 1023 Correction Vdeve lower limit value - O O
755-336 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit [Y] 390 1 1023 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit Value - O O
755-337 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit [M] 390 1 1023 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit Value - O O
755-338 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit [C] 390 1 1023 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit Value - O O
755-339 Vdeve Upper Limit [K] 390 1 1023 Correction Vdeve Upper Limit Value - O O
755-340 CF_PCON[Y][Current] 110 1 1023 PCON potential CF value - O O
755-341 CF_PCON[Y][Last] 110 1 1023 PCON potential CF value - O O
755-342 CF_PCON[M][Current] 110 1 1023 PCON potential CF value - O O
755-343 CF_PCON[M][Last] 110 1 1023 PCON potential CF value - O O
755-344 CF_PCON[C][Current] 110 1 1023 PCON potential CF value - O O
755-345 CF_PCON[C][Last] 110 1 1023 PCON potential CF value - O O
755-346 CF_PCON[K][Current] 110 1 1023 PCON potential CF value - O O
755-347 CF_PCON[K][Last] 110 1 1023 PCON potential CF value - O O
755-348 Correction CF Lower Limit [Y] 110 1 1023 Correction CF lower limit value - O O
755-349 Correction CF Lower Limit [M] 110 1 1023 Correction CF lower limit value - O O
755-350 Correction CF Lower Limit [C] 110 1 1023 Correction CF lower limit value - O O
755-351 Correction CF Lower Limit [K] 110 1 1023 Correction CF lower limit value - O O
755-352 Correction CF Upper Limit [Y] 110 1 1023 Correction CF upper limit value - O O
755-353 Correction CF Upper Limit [M] 110 1 1023 Correction CF upper limit value - O O
755-354 Correction CF Upper Limit [C] 110 1 1023 Correction CF upper limit value - O O
755-355 Correction CF Upper Limit [K] 110 1 1023 Correction CF upper limit value - O O
755-356 VH_PCON[Y] 400 0 1023 PCON potential VH value - O O
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755-357 VH_PCON[M] 400 0 1023 PCON potential VH value - O O
755-358 VH_PCON[C] 400 0 1023 PCON potential VH value - O O
755-359 VH_PCON[K] 400 0 1023 PCON potential VH value - O O
755-360 VB_PCON[YMC] 290 0 1023 PCON potential VB value - O O
755-361 VB_PCON[K] 290 0 1023 PCON potential VB value - O O
755-362 Vdeve_Standard [Y] 270 1 1023 Standard Potential Vdeve Value - O O
755-363 Vdeve_Standard [M] 270 1 1023 Standard Potential Vdeve Value - O O
755-364 Vdeve_Standard [C] 270 1 1023 Standard Potential Vdeve Value - O O
755-365 Vdeve_Standard [K] 270 1 1023 Standard Potential Vdeve Value - O O
755-366 CF_Standard [Y] 110 1 1023 Standard Potential CF Value - O O
755-367 CF_Standard [M] 110 1 1023 Standard Potential CF Value - O O
755-368 CF_Standard [C] 110 1 1023 Standard Potential CF Value - O O
755-369 CF_Standard [K] 110 1 1023 Standard Potential CF Value - O O
755-370 RP[Y] 10 0 1023 RP Value - O O
755-371 RP[M] 10 0 1023 RP Value - O O
755-372 RP[C] 10 0 1023 RP Value - O O
755-373 RP[K] 10 0 1023 RP Value - O O
755-374 Contrast Ratio_MiniSetup[Y] 314 1 65535 Contrast Ratio of MiniSetup used for CF_PCON Calculation SW=1:00 - O O
755-375 Contrast Ratio_MiniSetup[M] 314 1 65535 Contrast Ratio of MiniSetup used for CF_PCON Calculation SW=1:00 - O O
755-376 Contrast Ratio_MiniSetup[C] 314 1 65535 Contrast Ratio of MiniSetup used for CF_PCON Calculation SW=1:00 - O O
755-377 Contrast Ratio_MiniSetup[K] 314 1 65535 Contrast Ratio of MiniSetup used for CF_PCON Calculation SW=1:00 - O O
755-378 No. of Vdeve_PCON Partition 1 1 255 PCON Potential Vdeve Value_No. of Partition - O O
755-379 Delta VB_Vdeve Correction Amount 0 -511 511 Delta VB_Vdeve Correction Amount - O O
[YMC][Current]
755-380 Delta VB_Vdeve Correction Amount 0 -511 511 Delta VB_Vdeve Correction Amount - O O
[YMC][Last]
755-381 Delta VB_Vdeve Correction Amount [K][Cur- 0 -511 511 Delta VB_Vdeve Correction Amount - O O
rent]
755-382 Delta VB_Vdeve Correction Amount [K][Last] 0 -511 511 Delta VB_Vdeve Correction Amount - O O
755-383 BCR_DC Correction Offset_Estimate [Y] 572 -1024 1023 BCR for Estimate Potential_DC Correction Offset Value - O O
755-384 BCR_DC Correction Offset_Estimate [M] 572 -1024 1023 BCR for Estimate Potential_DC Correction Offset Value - O O
755-385 BCR_DC Correction Offset_Estimate [C] 572 -1024 1023 BCR for Estimate Potential_DC Correction Offset Value - O O
755-386 BCR_DC Correction Offset_Estimate [K] 572 -1024 1023 BCR for Estimate Potential_DC Correction Offset Value - O O
755-387 BCR_DC Correction Coefficient_Estimate [Y] 1054 0 65535 BCR for Estimate Potential_DC Correction Coefficient - O O
755-388 BCR_DC Correction Coefficient_Estimate [M] 1054 0 65535 BCR for Estimate Potential_DC Correction Coefficient - O O
755-389 BCR_DC Correction Coefficient_Estimate [C] 1054 0 65535 BCR for Estimate Potential_DC Correction Coefficient - O O
755-390 BCR_DC Correction Coefficient_Estimate [K] 1054 0 65535 BCR for Estimate Potential_DC Correction Coefficient - O O
755-391 Standard LPH[Y] 677 0 2046 Standard LPH - O O

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755-392 Standard LPH[M] 677 0 2046 Standard LPH - O O
755-393 Standard LPH[C] 677 0 2046 Standard LPH - O O
755-394 Standard LPH[K] 677 0 2046 Standard LPH - O O
755-395 LPH_PS Correction Coefficient [Y][PS0] 1024 0 65535 LPH_PS Correction Coefficient - O O
755-396 LPH_PS Correction Coefficient [Y][PS1] 1024 0 65535 LPH_PS Correction Coefficient - O O
755-397 LPH_PS Correction Coefficient [M][PS0] 1024 0 65535 LPH_PS Correction Coefficient - O O
755-398 LPH_PS Correction Coefficient [M][PS1] 1024 0 65535 LPH_PS Correction Coefficient - O O
755-399 LPH_PS Correction Coefficient [C][PS0] 1024 0 65535 LPH_PS Correction Coefficient - O O
755-400 LPH_PS Correction Coefficient [C][PS1] 1024 0 65535 LPH_PS Correction Coefficient - O O
755-401 LPH_PS Correction Coefficient [K][PS0] 1024 0 65535 LPH_PS Correction Coefficient - O O
755-402 LPH_PS Correction Coefficient [K][PS0] 1024 0 65535 LPH_PS Correction Coefficient - O O
755-403 Delta LPH Speed Correction Amount [Y][PS0] 0 -1024 1023 Correction Amount of LPH_PS Correction Coefficient - O O
755-404 Delta LPH Speed Correction Amount [Y][PS1] 0 -1024 1023 Correction Amount of LPH_PS Correction Coefficient - O O
755-405 Delta LPH Speed Correction Amount [M][PS0] 0 -1024 1023 Correction Amount of LPH_PS Correction Coefficient - O O
755-406 Delta LPH Speed Correction Amount [M][PS1] 0 -1024 1023 Correction Amount of LPH_PS Correction Coefficient - O O
755-407 Delta LPH Speed Correction Amount [C][PS0] 0 -1024 1023 Correction Amount of LPH_PS Correction Coefficient - O O
755-408 Delta LPH Speed Correction Amount [C][PS1] 0 -1024 1023 Correction Amount of LPH_PS Correction Coefficient - O O
755-409 Delta LPH Speed Correction Amount [K][PS0] 0 -1024 1023 Correction Amount of LPH_PS Correction Coefficient - O O
755-410 Delta LPH Speed Correction Amount [K][PS1] 0 -1024 1023 Correction Amount of LPH_PS Correction Coefficient - O O
755-411 P_LUT[Y][LUT0] 25 0 511 Point LUT Value of 6 points - O O
755-417 P_LUT[M][LUT0] 25 0 511 Point LUT Value of 6 points - O O
755-423 P_LUT[C][LUT0] 25 0 511 Point LUT Value of 6 points - O O
755-429 P_LUT[K][LUT0] 25 0 511 Point LUT Value of 6 points - O O
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755-435 P_LUT_Manual Adjustment ON[Y][LUT0] 25 -512 511 Point LUT Value after Manual Adjustment of Manual Adjustment ON - O O
755-441 P_LUT_Manual Adjustment ON[M][LUT0] 25 -512 511 Point LUT Value after Manual Adjustment of Manual Adjustment ON - O O
755-447 P_LUT_Manual Adjustment ON[C][LUT0] 25 -512 511 Point LUT Value after Manual Adjustment of Manual Adjustment ON - O O
755-453 P_LUT_Manual Adjustment ON[K][LUT0] 25 -512 511 Point LUT Value after Manual Adjustment of Manual Adjustment ON - O O
755-459 Recovery Disp Time Integrated Value [Y] 0 0 1023 Disp Time Integrated Value during Toner Recovery 1[sec] O O
755-460 Recovery Disp Time Integrated Value [M] 0 0 1023 Disp Time Integrated Value during Toner Recovery 1[sec] O O
755-461 Recovery Disp Time Integrated Value [C] 0 0 1023 Disp Time Integrated Value during Toner Recovery 1[sec] O O
755-462 Recovery Disp Time Integrated Value [K] 0 0 1023 Disp Time Integrated Value during Toner Recovery 1[sec] O O
755-463 ADC Sensor Contamination State 0 0 1 ADC Sensor Contamination State - O O
755-464 ADC_LED Light Amount Value 800 0 2800 ADC Detection LED Light Amount Value 0.01[mA] O O
755-465 Flag_Image Profile LIFE[Y] 0 0 1 Flag_Image Profile LIFE - O O
755-466 Flag_Image Profile LIFE[M] 0 0 1 Flag_Image Profile LIFE - O O
755-467 Flag_Image Profile LIFE[C] 0 0 1 Flag_Image Profile LIFE - O O

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755-468 Flag_Image Profile LIFE[K] 0 0 1 Flag_Image Profile LIFE - O O
755-473 VB_PCON_Mini[YMC] 290 0 1023 PCON Potential VB Value after Mini - O O
755-474 VB_PCON_Mini[K] 290 0 1023 PCON Potential VB Value after Mini - O O
755-475 ToneUp Timer Toner Refill Time 0 0 65535 ToneUp Timer Toner Refill Time 1[ms] O O
755-476 Timer Toner Refill Time for No ToneUpDown 0 0 65535 Timer Toner Refill Time in ToneUpDown Completion Status 1[ms] O O
755-477 No. of Recovery_MC[Y] 0 0 1023 MS Integrated Value of No. of Recovery - O X
755-478 No. of Recovery_MC[M] 0 0 1023 MS Integrated Value of No. of Recovery - O X
755-479 No. of Recovery_MC[C] 0 0 1023 MS Integrated Value of No. of Recovery - O X
755-480 No. of Recovery_MC[K] 0 0 1023 MS Integrated Value of No. of Recovery - O X
755-481 ADC Belt 1 Lap Vcln Fail Flag[BW] 0 0 1 FC/BW individual ADC Belt 1 Lap Vcln Fail Flag - O O
755-482 ADC Belt 1 Lap Vcln Fail Flag[FC] 0 0 1 FC/BW individual ADC Belt 1 Lap Vcln Fail Flag - O O
755-483 ADC LED Light Change Flag[BW] 0 0 1 FC/BW individual ADC Belt 1 Lap Vcln Fail Flag - O O
755-484 ADC LED Light Change Flag[FC] 0 0 1 FC/BW individual ADC Belt 1 Lap Vcln Fail Flag - O O
755-485 ADC_Vcln_All Mean_Classification[BW] 0 0 1023 Output Mean Value of ADC_Vcln Belt 1 Lap - O O
755-486 ADC_Vcln_All Mean_Classification[FC] 0 0 1023 Output Mean Value of ADC_Vcln Belt 1 Lap - O O
755-487 No. of Refill[Y] 0 0 255 Sync with Toner_Refill_Count of Count (for machine storage) CRUM - O O
No. of Refill
755-488 No. of Refill[M] 0 0 255 Sync with Toner_Refill_Count of Count (for machine storage) CRUM - O O
No. of Refill
755-489 No. of Refill[C] 0 0 255 Sync with Toner_Refill_Count of Count (for machine storage) CRUM - O O
No. of Refill
755-490 No. of Refill[K] 0 0 255 Sync with Toner_Refill_Count of Count (for machine storage) CRUM - O O
No. of Refill
755-491 No. of Disp[Y] 0 0 65535 Count Value of No. of Disp Execution - O O
755-492 No. of Disp[M] 0 0 65535 Count Value of No. of Disp Execution - O O
755-493 No. of Disp[C] 0 0 65535 Count Value of No. of Disp Execution - O O
755-494 No. of Disp[K] 0 0 65535 Count Value of No. of Disp Execution - O O
755-495 Setup Execution Time [BW] 0 0 4294967295 Setup Execution Time minute O O
755-496 Setup Execution Time [FC] 0 0 4294967295 Setup Execution Time minute O O
755-497 ADC_Mid/End Counter [YMC] 0 0 255 Mid/EndSetup Execution Counter after MiniSetup - O O
755-498 ADC_Mid/End Counter [K] 0 0 255 Mid/EndSetup Execution Counter after MiniSetup - O O
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Table 1 NVM 759_Registration Control 1 List
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759-006 SR_EXP_LIMIT_SW 0 0 2 Side Regi Correction Exposable Width Limit Switch - O O
759-007 MOBCAP_ERR_FLG 0 0 65535 MOB Captcha Error Flag - O O
759-022 Detected Value of Belt Clean Surface during Vhigh 0 0 1023 Detected Value of Belt Clean Surface during Vhigh Setting [p=0] - X O
Setting [p=0]
759-023 Detected Value of Belt Clean Surface during Vhigh 0 0 1023 Detected Value of Belt Clean Surface during Vhigh Setting [p=2] - X O
Setting [p=2]
759-024 Detected Value of Belt Clean Surface during Vlow Set- 0 0 1023 Detected Value of Belt Clean Surface during Vlow Setting [p=0] - X O
ting [p=0]
759-025 Detected Value of Belt Clean Surface during Vlow Set- 0 0 1023 Detected Value of Belt Clean Surface during Vlow Setting [p=2] - X O
ting [p=2]
759-026 MOB LED Light Setting [p=0] 1000 0 2800 Calculates and sets up OnDuty_PWM [%] corresponds to MOB LED - O O
Light Amount Setting [p=0]
759-027 MOB LED Light Setting [p=2] 1000 0 2800 Calculates and sets up OnDuty_PWM [%] corresponds to MOB LED - O O
Light Amount Setting [p=2]
759-028 Belt Clean Surface Output Voltage [p=0] 0 0 1023 Belt Clean Surface Output Voltage [p=0] OUT Side MOB Sensor Belt - X O
Clean Surface Output Voltage
759-029 Belt Clean Surface Output Voltage [p=2] 0 0 1023 Shown from Belt Clean Surface Output Voltage [p=2] IN Side MOB - X O
Sensor Belt Clean Surface Output Voltage Elec
759-031 E Patch Detection Output Voltage [p=0] 0 0 1023 E Patch Detection Output Voltage [p=0] OUT Side MOB Sensor E - X O
Patch Detection Output Voltage
759-032 E Patch Detection Output Voltage [p=2] 0 0 1023 E Patch detection Output Voltage [p=2] IN Side MOB Sensor E Patch - X O
Detection Output Voltage
759-035 MOB GainResult 0 0 1 Set to 0 when starting MOB GainResultMOB GainResultFlag MOB- - O O
Gain Correction Cycle. 0: Either IN/OUT or both of Final MOB Gain
Operation was unsuccessful (Fail occurred). 1: Both IN/OUT of final
MOB Gain Operation was successful (No Fail occurred).
759-036 Sensor Stability Fail Flag #OUT 0 0 1 Sensor Stability Fail Flag #OUT - O O
759-037 Sensor Stability Fail Flag #IN 0 0 1 Sensor Stability Fail Flag #IN - O O
759-038 Sensor LED Fail Flag #OUT 0 0 1 Sensor LED Fail Flag #OUT - O O
759-039 Sensor LED Fail Flag #IN 0 0 1 Sensor LED Fail Flag #IN - O O
759-040 Sensor TH Fail Flag #OUT 0 0 1 Sensor TH Fail Flag #OUT - O O
759-041 Sensor TH Fail Flag #IN 0 0 1 Sensor TH Fail Flag #IN - O O
759-081 Thresh Hold Level Voltage [p=0] 150 0 330 Thresh Hold Level Voltage [p=0] Outside MOB Sensor Thresh Hold - O O
level Voltage (1.8V)
759-082 Thresh Hold Level Voltage [p=2] 150 0 330 Thresh Hold Level Voltage [p=2] Inside MOB Sensor Thresh Hold - O O
Level Voltage (1.8V)
759-119 RC_Data_OverRange_Fail Flag 0 0 255 bit7: SSside1, bit6: SSside2, bit5: FSside1, bit4: FSside2, bit3: O O
PSKside1, bit2: PSKside2, bit1: -, bit0: -
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759-122 Error Detection Flag 0 0 3 0: Normal - O X
1: NCS-Center High Temp Error Detection
2: STS-Rear High Temp Error Detection
3: NCS, STS Temp Raise Error
759-123 Differential Amplification Error Detection Flag 0 0 1 0: Normal - O X
1: Differential Amplification Error Detection
759-129 0:00~5:59 Deve Cycle count Y 0 0 4294967295 Deve Cycle count driven in 0:00~5:59(Greenwich Time). 0.1[Cycle] O O
Uses for Drum Load Mode determination. * Soft Request
759-130 0:00~5:59 Deve Cycle count M 0 0 4294967295 Deve Cycle count driven in 0:00~5:59(Greenwich Time). 0.1[Cycle] O O
759-131 0:00~5:59 Deve Cycle count C 0 0 4294967295 Deve Cycle count driven in 0:00~5:59(Greenwich Time). 0.1[Cycle] O O
759-132 0:00~5:59 Deve Cycle count K 0 0 4294967295 Deve Cycle count driven in 0:00~5:59(Greenwich Time). 0.1[Cycle] O O
759-145 0:00~5:59 Deve Cycle count Writing Date/Time Y 0 0 4294967295 Deve Cycle count Final Writing Time. * Soft Request minute O O
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759-149 0:00~5:59 Deve Cycle count Writing Date/Time M 0 0 4294967295 Deve Cycle count Final Writing Time. * Soft Request minute O O
759-153 0:00~5:59 Deve Cycle count Writing Date/Time C 0 0 4294967295 Deve Cycle count Final Writing Time. * Soft Request minute O O
759-157 0:00~5:59 Deve Cycle count Writing Date/Time K 0 0 4294967295 Deve Cycle count Final Writing Time. * Soft Request minute O O
759-165 #Y Low A/C Band Cycle 0 0 65535 Drive Time/Drum 0.1 Rotation Time of Drum Mot ON to OFF 0.1[Cycle] O O
759-166 #M Low A/C Band Cycle 0 0 65535 Drive Time/Drum 0.1 Rotation Time of Drum Mot ON to OFF 0.1[Cycle] O O
759-167 #C Low A/C Band Cycle 0 0 65535 Drive Time/Drum 0.1 Rotation Time of Drum Mot ON to OFF 0.1[Cycle] O O
759-168 #K Low A/C Band Cycle 0 0 65535 Drive Time/Drum 0.1 Rotation Time of Drum Mot ON to OFF 0.1[Cycle] O O
759-169 Job Counter for R/L Decision (BW) 0 0 1000 Job Counter for R/L Mode Decision Job O O
759-170 R/L Determination Job Counter (FC) 0 0 1000 Job Counter for R/L Mode Decision Job O O
759-171 #Y Low Speed Band PV Counter 0 0 65535 Continuous Count of PV during Low Speed Operation PV O O
759-172 #M Low Speed Band PV Counter 0 0 65535 Continuous Count of PV during Low Speed Operation PV O O
759-173 #C Low Speed Band PV Counter 0 0 65535 Continuous Count of PV during Low Speed Operation PV O O
759-174 #K Low Speed Band PV Counter 0 0 65535 Continuous Count of PV during Low Speed Operation PV O O
759-175 #Y Speed Band PV Counter 0 0 65535 Counts the PV during All Speed Operation PV O O
759-176 #M Speed Band PV Counter 0 0 65535 Counts the PV during All Speed Operation PV O O
759-177 #C Speed Band PV Counter 0 0 65535 Counts the PV during All Speed Operation PV O O
759-178 #K Speed Band PV Counter 0 0 65535 Counts the PV during All Speed Operation PV O O

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760-001 LM_ENB_SW 1 0 1 Switch for enabling Fast Scan - O O
760-003 PSK_ENB_SW 1 0 1 Slow Scan Skew Correction Enable SW - O O
760-004 PSKoffset 0 -20 20 Sub Scanning Skew Offset 1pixel@600dpi O O
760-005 PM Special SW 0 0 1 Special Paper Type Support Switch - O O
760-006 PM_OFST_Special 0 -20 20 Special Paper Type Sub-scanning Magnification Offset 0.05[%] O O
760-008 SR_OFST1 0 -20 20 For Front Side Reg Offset IOT Delivery Adjustment 0.1[mm] O O
760-009 SR_OFST2 0 -20 20 For Back Side Reg Offset IOT Delivery Adjustment 0.1[mm] O O
760-015 IReCT_ENB_SW 1 0 1 IReCT Correction Enable SW - O O
760-017 PM_OFST_ORG[ProcessSpeedNum=0] -5 -20 20 PM_OFST_ORG_126 0.05[%] O O
760-018 PM_OFST_ORG[ProcessSpeedNum=1] -5 -20 20 PM_OFST_ORG_063 0.05[%] O O
760-019 Regicon Function Switch 1 0 1 RegiCon Function Switch (Upper switch of each function switch) - O O
760-020 MOB Sensor LED Light Quantity Adjustment 1 0 1 MOB Sensor LED Light Quantity Adjustment Function Switch - O O
Function Switch 0: Do not perform, 1: Perform
760-021 CLRC Function Switch 1 0 1 ClosedLoopRegiCon Function Switch - O O
760-022 MOB-Gain Start Requirement Time 8 0 255 MOB-Gain Start Requirement Threshold Value Time Time O O
760-023 CLRC Start Time1 480 0 65535 CLRC TIme Regcon Operation Start Requirement Threshold Value Time1 minute O O
760-024 CLRC Start Temp1 20 0 255 Temperature difference amount from RC Last Temp1 0.1 [degree] O O
760-025 CLRC Start Temp2 255 0 255 Temperature difference amount from RC Last Temp2 0.1 [degree] O O
760-026 CLRC Start Temp_LPH_Dif 255 0 255 Temperature difference amount for standard color 0.1 [degree] O O
760-037 V high Target [p=0] 260 0 330 V high Target [p=0] - O O
760-038 V low Target [p=0] 30 0 330 V low Target [p=0] - O O
760-039 V Target [p=0] 220 0 330 V Target [p=0] - O O
760-040 Vout Rip Interval 30 1 100 Vout Rip Interval - O O
760-041 No. of Vout Rip 19 1 100 No. of Vout Rip - O O
760-042 No. of Permissible Vout NG 10 0 100 No. of Permissible Vout NG - O O
760-043 MOB Sensor Output Voltage Threshold Value 300 0 330 MOB Sensor Output Voltage Threshold Value (For S1,S2)[p=0] - O O
(For S1,S2)[p=0]
760-047 Th_Offset[p=0] 20 0 255 Value to offset the threshold value [p=0] - O O
760-048 Th_Offset[p=2] 0 0 255 Value to offset the threshold value [p=2] - O O
760-049 V high Target [p=2] 300 0 330 V high Target [p=2] - O O
760-050 V low Target [p=2] 30 0 330 V low Target [p=2] - O O
760-051 V Target [p=2] 250 0 330 V Target [p=2] - O O
760-052 MOB Sensor Output Voltage Threshold Value 300 0 330 MOB Sensor Output Voltage Threshold Value (For S1,S2)[p=2]+/-3V - O O
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760-053 RCSetUp1_SW 7 0 255 ACCRS, MOB Setup Individual Enable Switch - O O
bit0~bit3
760-054 RCSetUp2_SW 14 0 255 CLRC Setup Individual Enable Switch - O O
bit0~bit6
760-055 RCSetUp3_SW 3 0 255 CLRC, RTRC Setup Individual Enable Individual Switch - O O
bit0~bit5
760-056 PSKoffset_PL 0 -20 20 PSKoffset_PL Adjustment for Delivery 1pixel@600dpi O O
760-057 BlockMaxA1C 16 1 24 A1/C Batch Maximum Block Amount items O O
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761-001 #Y Temperature Raise ICDC Integrated Value 0 0 4294967295 ICDC Integrated Value for Temperature Raise Band [1Count] Count O O
Make it 0 when performing ProCon Mid/End Setup.
* ICDC when A4 A/C 100% = 10000
761-002 #M Temperature Raise ICDC Integrated Value 0 0 4294967295 ICDC Integrated Value for Temperature Raise Band [1Count] Count O O
* ICDC when A4 A/C 100% = 10000
761-003 #C Temperature Raise ICDC Integrated Value 0 0 4294967295 ICDC Integrated Value for Temperature Raise Band [1Count] Count O O
* ICDC when A4 A/C 100% = 10000
761-004 #K Temperature Raise ICDC Integrated Value 0 0 4294967295 ICDC Integrated Value for Temperature Raise Band [1Count] Count O O
* ICDC when A4 A/C 100% = 10000
761-005 #Y Temperature Raise Band Deve Cycle 0 0 65535 No. of Deve Cycle for Temperature Raise Band 0.1[Cycle] O O
761-006 #M Temperature Raise Band Deve Cycle 0 0 65535 No. of Deve Cycle for Temperature Raise Band 0.1[Cycle] O O
761-007 #C Temperature Raise Band Deve Cycle 0 0 65535 No. of Deve Cycle for Temperature Raise Band 0.1[Cycle] O O
761-008 #K Temperature Raise Band Deve Cycle 0 0 65535 No. of Deve Cycle for Temperature Raise Band 0.1[Cycle] O O
761-009 DEVE Reverse Rotation PV Counter YMC 0 0 1000 DEVE Reverse Rotation PV Counter YMC PV O O
761-010 DEVE Reverse Rotation PV Counter K 0 0 1000 DEVE Reverse Rotation PV Counter YMC PV O O
761-011 Auger Mark Countermeasure Sub Motor PS63 Drive Time 0 0 3000000 Drive Time in Sub Motor 63mm/s (YMC) ms O O
(YMC) Clear after driving for more than the given time with PS=126mm/s.
761-012 Auger Mark Countermeasure Sub Motor PS63 Drive Time 0 0 3000000 Drive Time in Sub Motor 63mm/s (K) ms O O
(K) Clear after driving for more than the given time with PS=126mm/s.
761-013 Auger Mark Countermeasure Sub Motor PS126 Drive 0 0 3000000 Drive Time in Sub Motor 126mm/s (YMC) *Clear at the same time as ms O O
Time (K) clearing of Auger Mark Countermeasure Sub Motor PS63 Drive Time
(YMC).
761-014 Auger Mark Countermeasure Sub Motor PS126 Drive 0 0 3000000 Drive Time in Sub Motor 126mm/s (K) *Clear at the same time as ms O O
Time (K) clearing of Auger Mark Countermeasure Sub Motor PS63 Drive Time
(YMC).
761-023 #Y Deve Low A/C Band Deve Cycle 0 0 65535 No. of Deve Low A/C Band Deve Cycle 0.1[Cycle] O O
761-024 #M Deve Low A/C Band Deve Cycle 0 0 65535 No. of Deve Low A/C Band Deve Cycle 0.1[Cycle] O O
761-025 #C Deve Low A/C Band Deve Cycle 0 0 65535 No. of Deve Low A/C Band Deve Cycle 0.1[Cycle] O O
761-026 #K Deve Low A/C Band Deve Cycle 0 0 65535 No. of Deve Low A/C Band Deve Cycle 0.1[Cycle] O O
761-027 R/L Determination Job Counter BW 0 0 1000 Counts the no. of Job during Procon ADC Setup Interval. Times O O
761-028 R/L Determination Job Counter FC 0 0 1000 Counts the no. of Job during Procon ADC Setup Interval. Times O O
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762-025 Deve Temperature Raise Band Switch 0 0 1 Temperature Raise Band Execution Selection Switch - O O
0: Do not Execute, 1: Perform
762-038 #Y Temperature Raise Bank Average A/C 0 0 1000 Average A/C calculated when Temperature Raise Band is decided 0.1[%] O O
762-039 #M Temperature Raise Band Average A/C 0 0 1000 Average A/C calculated when Temperature Raise Band is decided 0.1[%] O O
762-040 #C Temperature Raise Band Average A/C 0 0 1000 Average A/C calculated when Temperature Raise Band is decided 0.1[%] O O
762-041 #K Temperature Raise Band Average A/C 0 0 1000 Average A/C calculated when Temperature Raise Band is decided 0.1[%] O O
762-042 Y No. of times Temperature Raise Band was cre- 0 0 20000 No. of times Temperature Raise Band was created. * Clear with HFSI Times O O
ated reset
762-043 M No. of times Temperature Raise Band was cre- 0 0 20000 No. of times Temperature Raise Band was created. * Clear with HFSI Times O O
ated reset
762-044 C No. of times Temperature Raise Band was cre- 0 0 20000 No. of times Temperature Raise Band was created. * Clear with HFSI Times O O
ated reset
762-045 K No. of times Temperature Raise Band was cre- 0 0 20000 No. of times Temperature Raise Band was created. * Clear with HFSI Times O O
ated reset
762-046 Temperature Raise Band Width Integrated Value Y 0 0 50000000 Temperature Raise Band Width Integrated Value. * Clear with HFSI reset 0.1[mm] O O
762-047 Temperature raise Band Width Integrated Value M 0 0 50000000 Temperature Raise Band Width Integrated Value. * Clear with HFSI reset 0.1[mm] O O
762-048 Temperature Raise Band Width Integrated Value C 0 0 50000000 Temperature Raise Band Width Integrated Value. * Clear with HFSI reset 0.1[mm] O O
762-049 Temperature Raise Band Width Integrated Value K 0 0 50000000 Temperature Raise Band Width Integrated Value. * Clear with HFSI reset 0.1[mm] O O
762-050 Decay Agitation Execution SW 0 0 1 Decay Agitation Execution SW - O O
0: Do not execute Entry Determination, 1: Execute Entry determination
762-051 Decay Entry Threshold Value 7 0 30 Decay Entry Threshold Value [hour] - O O
(For comparison with the time from the Deve Motor Off to the Entry Deter-
mination)
762-052 Decay Temperature Determination Threshold Value 25 0 30 Decay Temperature Determination Threshold Value [degrees] (To com- - O O
pare with the temp during Entry)
762-053 Decay Humidity Determination Threshold Value 75 0 100 Decay Humidity Determination Threshold Value [%] (To compare with the - O O
temp during Entry)
762-054 Store SubMot Stop Time (BW) 0 0 4294967295 Acquires the stop time of Sub Motor during BW Mode. minute O O
762-055 Store SubMot Stop Time (FC) 0 0 4294967295 Acquires the stop time of Sub Motor during FC Mode. minute O O
762-056 Decay Setup Length 7560 0 30160 Decay Panel Length mm O O
762-057 DEVE Reverse Rotation SW 0 0 3 DEVE Reverse Rotation Perform SW - O O
0: Do not perform, 1: Execute only in BW, 2: Execute only in FC, 3: Exe-
cute in all Modes
762-058 DEVE Reverse Rotation PV Threshold Value 40 0 1000 DEVE Reverse Rotation PV Threshold Value PV O O
762-059 DEVE Reverse Rotation Time 100 50 200 DEVE Reverse Rotation PV 10[ms] O O
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762-061 Auger Mark Countermeasure Temperature Thresh- 27 0 100 Performance Determination Temperature Threshold Value for Auger Mark Degree O O
old Value Countermeasure
Perform when the temperature is above than this.
762-062 Auger Mark Countermeasure Humidity Threshold 75 0 100 Performance Determination Humidity Threshold Value for Auger Mark % O O
Value Countermeasure
Perform when the humidity is above than this.
762-063 Auger Mark Countermeasure Time Threshold Value 45 0 2500 Performance Determination Time Threshold Value for Auger Mark Coun- Seconds O O
termeasure
Perform then the developing machine drive time with 63mm/s is more than
this threshold value.
762-064 Auger Mark Countermeasure YMC Time Threshold 50 1 100 YMC Auger Mark Countermeasure Time Threshold Value Adjustment % O O
Value Adjustment Ratio Ratio from Auger Mark Countermeasure of K is performed.
Make 1~100% of [Auger Mark Countermeasure Time Threshold Value].
762-065 Auger Mark Countermeasure Perform Time 40 1 100 No-Loading Time when Auger Mark Countermeasure is performed Seconds O O
762-080 Deve Low A/C Band Switch 1 0 2 Deve Low A/C Band Execution Selection Switch - O O
0: Do not Execute, 1: Perform, 2: Perform with Control Mode]
Performance Judgement A/C Threshold Value, A/C Target Value changes
in Control Mode
762-081 Deve Low A/C Band Creation Interval 40 0 200 ADC MID Demand determination Interval PV O O
762-082 ADC MID Request Judgement Band Width Thresh- 1950 1000 10000 ADC MID Request Judgement Band Width Threshold Value. *Use only 0.1[mm] O O
old Value when judging the MID SET Request when Deve Low A/C Band Determi-
nation Interval is reached
762-083 High Load Determination No. of sheets 600 0 8000 High Load Mode Determination Threshold Value sheets O O
762-084 Mid Load Determination No. of sheets 100 0 8000 Mid Load Mode Determination Threshold Value sheets O O
762-085 Low R/L Determination Threshold Value 32 0 255 If the PV per 1 Job is lower than this Threshold Value, conduct the Deve 0.1 O O
Low A/C Band Control in Low R/L Mode. [sheets]
762-086 A4L Deve Cycle count Reduced Value (In High R/L 157 10 250 No. of Deve rotation equivalent to A4L (For High R/L Mode): FC_R/L100 0.1[Cycle] O O
Mode) Trial Calculation Value
(Used for Load Determination as well)
762-087 A4L Deve Cycle count Reduced Value (In Low R/L 183 10 250 No. of Deve rotation equivalent to A4L (For Low R/L Mode): FC_R/L2 Trial 0.1[Cycle] O O
Mode) Calculation Value
762-088 Deve Low A/C Toner Band density 100 60 100 Deve Low A/C Toner Band Density % O O
762-089 Deve Low A/C Toner Band Width Upper Limit 2400 1000 10000 Deve Low A/C Toner Band Width Upper Limit 0.1[mm] O O
762-090 No. of Deve Low A/C Toner Band Created Y 0 0 20000 No. of Deve Low A/C Toner Band Created * Clear with HFSI reset Times O O
762-091 No. of Deve Low A/C Toner Band Created M 0 0 20000 No. of Deve Low A/C Toner Band Created * Clear with HFSI reset Times O O
762-092 No. of Deve Low A/C Toner Band Created C 0 0 20000 No. of Deve Low A/C Toner Band Created * Clear with HFSI reset Times O O
762-093 No. of Deve Low A/C Toner Band Created K 0 0 20000 No. of Deve Low A/C Toner Band Created * Clear with HFSI reset Times O O
762-094 Deve Low A/C Toner Band Width Integrated Value 0 0 50000000 Deve Low A/C Toner Band Width Integrated Value. * Clear with HFSI 0.1[mm] O O
Y reset
M reset
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C reset
762-097 Deve Low A/C toner Band Width Integrated Value K 0 0 50000000 Deve Low A/C Toner Band Width Integrated Value. * Clear with HFSI 0.1[mm] O O
reset
762-098 Deve Low A/C Band Perform Determination A/C 20 0 1000 Deve Low A/C Band Perform Determination A/C Threshold Value 0.1[%] O O
Threshold Value During Low R/L, Low Load, Non-Control Mode
(Low R/L, Low Load, Non-Control Mode)
Threshold Value When Low R/L, Low Load, Control Mode
(Low R/L, Low Load, Control Mode)
Threshold Value During Low R/L, Mid Load, Non-Control Mode
(Low R/L, Mid Load, Non-Control Mode)
Threshold Value During Low R/L, Mid Load, Control Mode
(Low R/L, Mid Load, Control Mode)
Threshold Value During Low R/L, High Load, Non-Control Mode
(Low R/L, High Load, Non-Control Mode)
Threshold Value During Low R/L, High Load, Control Mode
(Low R/L, High Load, Control Mode)
Threshold Value During High R/L, Low Load, Non-Control Mode
(High R/L, Low Load, Non-Control Mode)
Threshold Value During High R/L, Low Load, Control Mode
(High R/L, Low Load, Control Mode)
Threshold Value During High R/L, Mid Load, Non-Control Mode
(High R/L, Mid Load, Non-Control Mode)
Threshold Value During High R/L, Mid Load, Control Mode
(High R/L, Mid Load, Control Mode)
Threshold Value During High R/L, High Load, Non-Control Mode
(High R/L, High Load, Non-Control Mode)
Threshold Value During High R/L, High Load, Control Mode
(High R/L, High Load, Control Mode)
762-110 A/C Target Value after performing Deve Low A/C 5 0 1000 Set the Band width to supplement the A/C shortage in this target value 0.1[%] O O
Band when performing Deve Low A/C Band. During Low R/L, Low Load, Non-
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Band when performing Deve Low A/C Band. When Low R/L, Low Load, Control
(Low R/L, Low Load, Control Mode) Mode
Band when performing Deve Low A/C Band. During Low R/L, Mid Load, Non-
(Low R/L, Mid Load, Non-Control Mode) Control Mode
Band when performing Deve Low A/C Band. During Low R/L, Mid Load, Control
(Low R/L, Mid Load, Control Mode) Mode
Band when performing Deve Low A/C Band. During Low R/L, High Load, Non-
(Low R/L, High Load, Non-Control Mode) Control Mode
Band when performing Deve Low A/C Band. During Low R/L, High Load, Con-
(Low R/L, High Load, Control Mode) trol Mode
Band when performing Deve Low A/C Band. During Low R/L, Low Load, Non-
(High R/L, Low Load, Non-Control Mode) Control Mode
Band when performing Deve Low A/C Band. When Low R/L, Low Load, Control
(High R/L, Low Load, Control Mode) Mode
Band when performing Deve Low A/C Band. During Low R/L, Mid Load, Non-
(High R/L, Mid Load, Non-Control Mode) Control Mode
Band when performing Deve Low A/C Band. During Low R/L, Mid Load, Control
(High R/L, Mid Load, Control Mode) Mode
Band when performing Deve Low A/C Band. During Low R/L, High Load, Non-
(High R/L, High Load, Non-Control Mode) Control Mode
Band when performing Deve Low A/C Band. During Low R/L, High Load, Con-
(High R/L, High Load, Control Mode) trol Mode
762-163 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation A/C Y 0 0 1000 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation A/C Value Y 0.1[%] O O
762-164 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation A/C M 0 0 1000 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation A/C Value M 0.1[%] O O
762-165 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation A/C C 0 0 1000 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation A/C Value C 0.1[%] O O
762-166 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation A/C K 0 0 1000 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation A/C Value K 0.1[%] O O
762-167 Deve Load A/C Band Calculation Load Mode Y 0 0 2 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation Load Mode Y - O O
0: Low Load, 1: Mid Load, 2: HIgh Load
762-168 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation Load Mode M 0 0 2 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation Load Mode M - O O
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762-169 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation Load Mode C 0 0 2 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation Load Mode C - O O
762-170 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation Load Mode K 0 0 2 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation Load Mode K - O O
762-171 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation R/L Mode Y 0 0 1 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation R/L Load Mode Y - O O
0: Low R/L Mode, 1: High R/L Mode
762-172 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation R/L Mode M 0 0 1 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation R/L Load Mode M - O O
762-173 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation R/L Mode C 0 0 1 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation R/L Load Mode C - O O
762-174 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation R/L Mode K 0 0 1 Deve Low A/C Band Calculation R/L Load Mode K - O O

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767-024 CRUM Mode Switch 0 0 1 Mode Change Switch - O O
0: N/A, 1: Change to Xerox Mode
767-042 Color Mode Determination Switch 1 0 1 0: Maintain the latest status, 1: Follow the Cont instruction - O O
767-043 Latest Color Mode 1 0 1 0: BW, 1: 4C - O O
767-047 1st BTR Initialize Operation Switch 1 0 2 0: Do not perform. - O O
1: Only perform when Power On.
2: Perform in Power On, Interlock Close, Sleep Recovery.
767-059 Lead Image Loss Amount 40 40 255 The amount of image erasure at the Lead Edge in the paper feed direction for the 0.1[mm] O O
printed image
767-060 Side Image Loss Amount 20 20 255 The amount of image erasure at the Lead Edge in the paper feed direction for the 0.1[mm] O O
printed image
767-061 End Image Loss Amount 20 20 255 The amount of image erasure at the Rear End in the paper feed direction for the printed 0.1[mm] O O
image
767-127 Lead Edge Erase Amount 40 40 255 Lead Edge Erase Amount 0.1[mm] O O
767-128 Side Erase Amount 20 20 255 Side Edge Erase Amount 0.1[mm] O O
767-129 Tail Edge Erase Amount 20 20 255 Tail Edge Erase Amount 0.1[mm] O O
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6.3.21 NVM 980_Marking System 2 List
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980-001 CRUM Mode Information 0 0 3 Stores the CRUM control status. X X
= 0: Xerox Mode (with communications with the CRUM)
= 1: 3rd Party Mode (no communications with the Drum/Toner CRUM)
= 2: 3rd Party Mode (no communications with the Toner CRUM only)
= 3: Cooperation Verification Mode (No communication with DRUM/TONER
CRUM)
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6.3.22 System Data (FAX Service)
Table 1 6.3.22 System_Data (FAX Service)
Chain-Link NVM Name Detailed Description OFF/ON Default Value Setting Range
701-009 Destination Secondary Priority Order Indication 1 0: Destination Name (Displayed only
Setting of Communication Maintenance Report during original protocol)
1: Tel Number
701-010 FAX Receiving Sending Setting O 0 0: Do not transfer
1: Transmit only during error
2: Always transmit
3: Always Email transmit
4: Always Server transmit
701-011 Print Setting during FAX Receiving Sending O 0 0: Do not print when transmit
1: Print when transmit
701-012 Process when Print setting does not print dur- O 1 0: Do not print
ing sending error and transmitting of FAX 1: Print
receiving and sending
790-401 Specify the resolution when receiving 0x00 0x00: Normal
0x01: 400,300,200,100
0x02: R16x15.4, R8x15.4, R8x7.7,
R8x3.85
0x04: R8x15.4, R8x7.7, RR8x3, 85
0x08: 300, 200, 100
0x10: 200, 100
0x20: R8x7.7, R8x3.85
0x40: 100
0x80: R8x3.85
821-101 Operation Mode Needs to be set to [1] if FAX communication Monitor sounds 0 0: Normal Mode
are coming out from speakers. 1: Maintenance Mode
821-201 Operation after error such as memory over from Decides the operation when error occurs during sending accu- 1 0: Erase All
sending accumulation mulation. [1] when sending FAX up to the end of Read page, 1: Issue Accumulated Document
[0] when deleting all read page.
821-202 Pause FAX receiving, 0 0~100:0%~100%
Memory remaining value (%) threshold value
for No FAX Receiving (when Color FAX is dis-
abled)
821-203 Move to Immediate Receiving 20 0~99:0%~99%
Remaining Memory (%)Threshold Value
821-204 Stop Sending Accumulation, 0 0~100:0%~100%
Do not allow Sending Accumulation Start
821-205 Color FAX Disable/Enable O 0 0: Disabled
1: Enabled
821-206 Memory remaining value (%) threshold value 0 0: 0.5MB
for No FAX Receiving (when Color FAX is 1: 1.0MB
enabled) 2: 1.5MB
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821-207 Start Garbage Collection 50 0~99:0%~99%
821-401 Page Split Margin 20 0~127: 0mm~127mm
(When RECEIVE_REDUCTION is 2)
821-403 Auto Reduce O 2 0: Page Break
1: Discard without Page Break
2: Auto Reduce On
821-406 Maximum Value of 1 page data amount for 16 0~64: 0~4MB
color receiving (1step=64KB)
821-407 Duple Print Setting when Printing O 0 0: OFF
1: ON
821-411 Auto Eject Communication Maintenance Report 1 0: OFF
1: ON
821-412 Page Split Margin 30 0~127:0mm~127mm
(When RECEIVE_REDUCTION is 2)
821-413 Print on a large recording paper O 1 0: Do not Print
1: Print
825-002 Line Type O 0 0: PSTN
1: PBX
825-003 Dial Type 0 0: PB
1: DP10
2: DP20
825-004 Time until relay is switched when pulse dialing Time until PB is switched when pulse dialing in [:]. PB will be 1 0~255: 0ms~2550ms
(waiting time for line to stabilize) sent after waiting for this system data value time after dial 1STEP/10ms
pulse.
825-005 Allow/Prohibit DRPD Setting DISTINCTIVE RING Setting O 1 0: Prohibit
1: Allowed
825-006 DRPD Setting Fax Auto Switch O 4 0: reserve
1: pattern1
2: pattern2
3: pattern3
4: pattern4
5: pattern5
6: pattern6
7: pattern7
825-013 20PPS Pulse Dial If this is prohibited, even 20PPS is instructed for Dial Type 1 0: Allow DP20
[DIAL_TYPE] it will still operate in 10PPS. 1: Prohibit
825-014 Auto Receiving Switch Mode 1 0: Tel Only
1: FAX Only
2: TEL/FAX
3: ANS/FAX
4: DRPD
825-015 CNG Detection Time 165 0~255: 0s~25.5s
825-016 External Telephone Call Time 21 0~255: 0s~255s
(Time to Ring a sound from speaker if CNG is
not detected after incoming call)
825-017 External Telephone Call Time during TEL/FAX O 6 0~255: 0s~255s
Switch Mode
825-018 External Telephone Call Time during Answer- O 21 0~255: 0s~255s
ing Machine Connection Mode
825-019 Call Time for FAX only O 0 0~255: 0s~255s
825-025 (14/0.5)Ring Signal Cycle Minimum Value Setting of detection possible cycle of Ring Signal 28 8~255: 4ms~127.5ms
(1step=0.5ms)
825-026 (100/0.5)Ring Signal Cycle Maximum Value Setting of detection possible cycle of Ring Signal 200 8~255: 4ms~127.5ms
(1step=0.5ms)
825-027 Dial Tone Frequency Dial Tone Detection possible frequency setting. 3 0: 350Hz~450Hz
It is unused. 1: 300Hz~500Hz
2: 450Hz~650Hz
3: 245Hz~650Hz
825-028 Busy Tone Frequency Busy Tone Detection possible frequency setting 3 0: 400Hz
1: 350Hz~450Hz
2: 300Hz~500Hz
3: 450Hz~650Hz
4: 245Hz~650Hz
825-029 Busy Tone Pattern Busy Tone Detection possible Pattern Setting 1 0: ON/OFF 0.4~0.6s (2 times)
1: ON/OFF 0.2~0.3s (4 times), ON/
OFF 0.4~0.6s (2 times)
2: ON/OFF 0.2~0.3s (4 times)
3: ON/OFF 0.12~0.44s (3 times)
4: ON/OFF 0.3~0.8s (2 times)
5: ON/OFF 0.2~0.6s (2 times)
6: ON/OFF 0.5~1s (2 times)
7: ON/OFF 0.12~1.2s (2 times)
8: ON 800~1.2S,OFF 3.2~4.8s (2
times)
825-030 Allow/Prohibit Busy Tone Detection during out- Busy Tone Detection Setting 1 0: Prohibit
going call 1: Allowed
825-031 No. of Resend Making the outgoing call again for no. of this system data shall O 1 0~5: 0time~5times
be decided by the following requirements.
[When Busy Tone Detection[Prohibited]]
· Error occurred during FAX communication
[When Busy Tone Detection[Allowed]]
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825-032 Redial Attempt Making the outgoing call again for no. of this system data shall O 3 0~9: 0time~9times
be decided by the following requirements.
[When Busy Tone Detection[Prohibited]]
· End when destination does not answer
[When Busy Tone Detection[Allowed]]
· End by Busy Tone Detection
825-033 Maximum No. of Redial 14 0~255: 0time~255times
825-034 Redial Interval O 1 1~15: 1min~15min
825-035 FAX Communication Interval Interval time for independent communication interval. Always O 8 3~255: 3s~255s
wait for this system data time between outgoing call and out- 1STEP/1S
going call.
825-036 Same Destination Check for Re-Outgoing Call 1 0: OFF
1: ON
825-037 Interval time to same destination 60 1~255: 1s~255s
825-045 RingThreshold This is the setting of DAA Register 730. 0xE8 0x00~0xFF
825-046 Complex This is the setting of DAA Register 731. 0x02 0x00~0x02
825-047 DCCurve This is the setting of SiDAA Register 733. 0x02 0x00~0x04
825-048 Rmake This is the setting of SiDAA Register 734. 0x01 0x00~0xFF
825-049 FastEdgePulseDial This is the setting of SiDAA Register 74F. 0x01 0x00~0x01
825-050 SiDAA Operation Mode By [OR] each Bit in this system data, you can decide the sys- 0x00 0x00~0xFF
tem data usage of setting value by country. 0x01: Reserve
0x01:Reserve 0x02: Reserve
0x02:Reserve 0x04: RING check with line monitor
0x04:Decide whether to detect RING when Line Monitor is ON
ON. 0x08:Reserve
0x80:Reserve
825-054 Off HOOK Threshold Value Selection Selecting External Telephone HOOK Detection Threshold O 1 0: Low
Value 1: Medium
2: High
825-060 DM Prevention Function O 0 0: Prohibit
1: Allowed
825-062 No. of Dial Pulse Select No. of DP Pulse 0 0: N
1: 10-N
2: N+1
825-063 PB Output Time PB (DTMF) Signal Sending Time 100 0~255: 0ms~255ms
1STEP/1ms
825-064 PB Pause Time PB Minimum pause time 120 0~255: 0ms~255ms
1STEP/1ms
825-065 DTMF Sending Attenuator Level DTMF Sending Level Setting 6 4~15: -4dbm~-15dBm
825-066 DTMF Highh/Low Frequency Level Difference High frequency, Low frequency level difference setting for PB 0 0: 0dB
(DTMF) Dial. 1: 2.5dB
Level Difference: High frequency/Low frequency 2: 3.0dB
3: 3.5dB
4: 4.0dB
5: 4.5dB
6: 5.0dB
12: 0dB
13: 0.5dB
14: 1.0dB
15: 1.5dB
825-067 10PPS Make TIme 31 1~106: 1ms~106ms
1STEP/1ms
825-068 10PPS Break Time 67 1~106: 1ms~106ms
1STEP/1ms
825-069 10PPS Make TIme 16 1~106: 1ms~106ms
1STEP/1ms
825-070 10PPS Break Time 34 1~106: 1ms~106ms
1STEP/1ms
825-071 DP Inter Digit Pause Time 36 0~255: 0ms~5110ms
1STEP/20ms
825-072 (4/0.1) Pause Time This is the Pause Down Time. When dialing Pause[-], dial the 40 0~255: 0ms~25500ms
next next dial data after waiting for the system data time. 1STEP/100ms
825-073 Blind Dial Time Time to start dialing after line closed when connecting to PBX 3 3~255: 3s~255s
(1.3secs will be added to the setting value from the Modem -- Apply the following setting range
Restriction) only for South Africa setting
1~255: 1s~255s
825-074 Dial Tone Detection Timeout Time This will be used as Timeout when Dial Tone cannot be 20 0~255: 0s~255s
detected. 1STEP/1S
825-079 ONHOOK Detection Time This is the time it takes to determine the external telephone is 65 10~255: 200ms~5100ms
ONHOOK. 1STEP/20ms
825-080 OFFHOOK Detection Time when there is no This is the time it takes to determine the external telephone is 15 15~255s: 300ms~5100ms
RING signal in line OFFHOOK when there is no RING signal coming in. 1STEP/20ms
825-081 OFFHOOK Detection time when there is RING This is the time it takes to determine the external telephone is 15 15~255ms 300ms~5100ms
signal in the line. OFFHOOK when there is RING signal coming in. 1STEP/20ms
825-083 Ring Volume Setting O 3 0: Mute
1: Soft
2: Normal
3: Loud
825-084 External Telephone Call frequency ON 1step/0.5 micro-s 62500 6250~65535: 3125 micro-s~31250
micro-s
825-085 External Telephone Call frequency OFF 1step/0.5 micro-s 62500 6250~65535: 3125 micro-s~31250
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825-086 External Telephone Call ON TimeT1 Rumbling Pattern during quasi-RING Back tone/External 50 5~250: 100ms~5000ms
Speaker Rumbling ON Time1 1STEP/20ms
825-087 External telephone call OFF Time T2 Rumbling Pattern during quasi-RING Back tone/External 100 5~250: 100ms~5000ms
Speaker Rumbling OFF Time1 1STEP/20ms
825-088 External Telephone Call ON TimeT3 Rumbling Pattern during quasi-RING Back tone/External 50 5~250: 100ms~5000ms
Speaker Rumbling ON Time2 1STEP/20ms
825-089 External telephone call ON Time T4 Rumbling Pattern during quasi-RING Back tone/External 100 5~250: 100ms~5000ms
Speaker Rumbling OFF Time2 1STEP/20ms
825-090 Detect Dial Tone in Public Line Dial Tone Detection Setting during PSTN connection 1 0: Detect
1: Do not Detect
825-092 CED Signal Sending Start Time when manual 1STEP/100ms 0 0~255: 0ms~25500ms
receiving
825-093 CNG Signal Sending Start Time 1STEP/100ms 30 0~255: 0ms~25500ms
825-094 CNG Sending Start Time when manual sending 1STEP/100ms 0 0~255: 0ms~25500ms
825-096 Remote Receiving O 0 0: OFF
1: ON
825-097 Remote Receiving DTMF No.1 O 0 0~9
825-098 Remote Receiving DTMF No.2 O 0 0~9
825-099 Ring ON Decision Time 155 0~255 1step/1ms
825-100 Ring OFF Decision Time 120 0~255 1step/10ms
825-101 Time to determine the Ring has disappeared 55 0~255 1step/100ms
from line
825-102 PrefixDial O 0 0: Do not attach
1: Attach
825-103 PrefixDial Number1 O 0 NULL,’1’,’2’,’3’,’4’,’5’,’6’,’7’,’8’,’9’,’0’,’#’,
’*’
’*’
’*’
’*’
’*’
825-108 SiDAA Manual Calibration 0 0: OFF
1: ON
825-110 Dial Tone Pattern Detection 0 0: Do not detect Pattern (detect with
more than continuous 800ms
1: Detect Pattern
825-111 Dial Tone ON/OFF Time Lower Limit 10 8~255 1step/10ms
825-112 Dial Tone ON/OFF Time Upper Limit 100 8~255 1step/10ms
825-201 NCU Country Relay Setting Add for South Africa/Mexico Testing. 0 0: Disabled
1: Enabled
825-202 FastEdgePulseDial2 This is the setting of DAA Register 732. 0x00 0x00~0x02
825-203 DAA SSD Register 0x02 Setting 0xFD 0x00~0xFF
825-601 Line Monitor Setting O 1 0: OFF
1: ON
825-602 Line Monitor Volume O 2 0: Mute
1: Soft
2: Normal
3: Loud
825-604 CED Detection Time 1STEP/20ms 25 25~255:
825-666 Manual Sending CNG Sending 1 0: Off
1: On
825-605 Select CNG Sending Stop Determination 0 0,1,2
0: CED & V.21 Preamble Detection
1: CED Detection
2: V21 Preamble Detection
825-608 RTN Command Sending Reference (Ratio) 1STEP/1% 5 0~100: 0%~100%
825-609 RTN Command Sending Reference (No. of 1STEP/1line 5 0~255: 0line~255line
continuous line)
825-610 T1 Timer Value immediately after outgoing call 1STEP/1S 50 0~255: 0s~255s
825-611 T1 Timer Value when sending 1STEP/1S 36 0~255: 0s~255s
825-612 T1 Timer Value when receiving 1STEP/1S 39 0~255: 0s~255s
825-613 T2 Timer Value 1STEP/100ms 60 0~255: 0s~25.5s
825-614 T3 Timer Value 1STEP/100ms 150 0~255: 0s~25.5s
825-615 Auto Sending/receiving T4 Timer Value 1STEP/100ms 30 0~255: 0s~25.5s
825-616 Manual Sending/receiving T4 Timer Value 1STEP/100ms 45 0~255: 0s~25.5s
825-617 Silent Time Timer Value 1STEP/1ms 75 0~255: 0ms~255ms
825-618 FSK Monitoring Timer Value 1STEP/1ms 200 0~255: 0ms~255ms
825-619 Image Information Sending Delay Time 1STEP/10ms 50 0~255: 0ms~2500ms
825-620 Image Information receiving Drop Out Monitor- 1STEP/10ms 100 0~255: 0ms~2500ms
ing Timer Value
825-621 NSF · DIS Sending Time 0 0: 3sec
1: 3.45sec
2: 2.55sec
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825-622 Communication Mode when sending (Speed) 0 0: Fall back from maximum ability of
destination machine
1: V27ter 2400
2: V27ter 2400, V27ter 4800
3: V27ter 2400, V27ter 4800, V29
7200, V29 9600
4: V27ter 2400, V27ter 4800, V29
7200, V29 9600
5: V27ter 2400, V27ter 4800, V29
7200, V29 9600, V17 7200, V17 9600,
V17 12000, V17 14400
825-623 Communication Mode when receiving (Speed) 0 0: V27ter+V29+V17
1: V27ter Fall back Mode (only 2400)
2: V27ter (2400,4800)
3: V29 (7200, 9600)
4: V27ter+V29
5: V27ter+V29
825-625 No. of DIS Ignored 0 0~255: 0time~255times
825-626 TSI · CIG Sending Timing 0 0: AUTO
1: Always send
2: Do not send
825-627 CSI Sending 0 0: Send
1: Do not send
825-628 No. of FTT until Fall Back 0 0: All 2FTT
2: All 2FTT
825-629 TCF Signal Determination Reference 0 0: 1.2sec
1: 1sec
825-630 Sending Cable Equalizer 0 0: 0db (0km)
1: 4db (1.9km)
2: 8db (3.6km)
3: 12db (7.2km)
825-631 Receiving Cable Equalizer If the [DAA_REG731:Complex] value is [1], it will fulfill the 0 0: 0db (0km)
communication performance and needs to be set to 1: 4db (1.9km)
[G3M_RX_CABLE_EQU=4]. 2: 8db (3.6km)
(Refer to each country value of current DAA_REG731 and set 3: 12db (7.2km)
the value.) 4: Complex=For 1
825-632 TAP HOLD 0 0: OFF
1: Do TAP Hold
825-633 EP Tone 0 0: Do not give
1: Give
825-634 No. of FIF bytes for sending DIS/DTC signal 10 0: 4Byte System
1: 5Byte System
2: 6Byte System
3: 7Byte System
4: 8Byte System
5: 9Byte System
6: 10Byte System
7: 11Byte System
8: 12Byte System
9: 13Byte System
10: 14Byte System (Maximum Ability)
825-635 ECM Ability 1 0: Without Ability
1: With Ability
825-636 No. of ECM · CTC Send 5 0~7: 0time~7times
825-637 RNR Signal Timer 1STEP/1S 65 0~255: 0s~255s
825-638 4800bps EQM Comparison Value 0x0D 0x00~0x7F
825-639 7200bps EQM Comparison Value 0x10 0x00~0x7F
825-641 1200bps EQM Comparison Value 0x1c 0x00~0x7F
825-643 TCM7200bps EQM Comparison Value 0x16 0x00~0x7F
825-644 TCM9600bps EQM Comparison Value 0x22 0x00~0x7F
825-645 Symbol Speed Maximum Permissible Value 5 0: 2400baund
(Valid only when receiving) 1: 2743baund (Unsupported)
2: 2800baund
3: 3000baund
4: 3200baund
5: 3429baund
825-646 Maximum Bit Speed 14 1: 2400 bps
2: 4800 bps
3: 7200 bps
4: 9600bps
5: 12000 bps
6: 14400 bps
7: 16800 bps
8: 19200 bps
9: 21600 bps
10: 24000 bps
11: 26400 bps
12: 28800bps
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825-647 Symbol Speed Enabling Instruction 0x3D 0x00~0x3D
0x01: 2400baund
0x02: 2743baund (Unsupported)
0x04: 2800baund
0x08: 3000baund
0x10: 3200baund
0x20: 3429baund
825-648 Bit Speed Enabling Instruction1 0xff 0x00~0xFF
0x01: 2400 bps
0x02: 4800 bps
0x04: 7200 bps
0x08: 9600 bps
0x10: 12000 bps
0x20: 14400 bps
0x40: 16800 bps
0x80: 19200 bps
825-649 Bit Speed Enabling Instruction2 0x3F 0x00~0x3F
0x01: 21600 bps
0x02: 24000 bps
0x04: 26400 bps
0x08: 28800 bps
0x10: 31200 bps
0x20: 33600 bps
825-650 Control Channel Bit Speed 0 0: 1200bps
1: 2400 bps
825-653 Bit Speed Selection Threshold Value 0x09 0x00 ~ 0xFF
825-655 V8Te Time 11 0~255: 0~25.5S
1Step/100ms
825-656 Timeout Time from V34 Mode (Phase2) to Con- 30 5~255: 5~255 Sec
trol Channel 1Step/1Sec
825-657 Sets whether to move to G3 Mode or not 1 0: Prohibit
duringV34_CC_TIMER Timeout 1: Allowed
825-658 V34 Ability V.34 Ability Setting 1 0: Without Ability
1: With Ability
825-659 ANSam Signal Maximum Sending Time 1STEP/100ms 40 1~255: 0.1s~25.5s
825-660 Time it takes from Line Closing to ANSam Sig- 1STEP/100ms 22 22~255: 2.2s~25.5s
nal Sending
(1.3secs will be added to the setting value from
the Modem Restriction)
825-661 Sending Encoding Method 3 0: MH
1: MR
2: MMR
3: JBIG
825-662 Receiving Encoding Method 3 0: MH
1: MR
2: MMR
3: JBIG
825-664 Receiving Gain Corrected Value Shifts the Receiving Level Range. 1 -128 ~ 127
(1Step/0.75dB)
825-665 V34 1 Frame Size 0 0: 256octets
1: 64octets
825-667 Tone Sending Level Sending Level Setting 10 0~15: 0dBm ~ -15dBm
825-668 Incoming Call Level Incoming Call Level Setting 0 0: -43dBm
1: -33dBm
2: -21dBm
3: -16dBm
825-669 Accumulate Decode Error occurred Page 1 0: Do not accumulate
1: Accumulate
825-673 LRLTWO (Reference Line) Value 0 0: 3 Line
1: 2 Line
825-701 Fax Communication Speed Setting of Panel Change the following 3 system data all at once 4 0: 2400,
Indication 2400: 1: 4800,
CAPAB_V34= No Ability 2: 9600,
G3M_TX_MODEM_SPEED=1 3: 14400,
G3M_RX_MODEM_SPEED=1 4: 33600
4800:
CAPAB_V34= No Ability
G3M_TX_MODEM_SPEED=2
G3M_RX_MODEM_SPEED=2
9600:
14400:
33600:
CAPAB_V34= With Ability
825-702 External Telephone HOOK Detection Thresh- Use as External Telephone HOOK Detection Threshold Value 6 0 ~ 255V
old Value 0 when ONHOOK_LVS_THRESH_HI is [0].
If External Telephone HOOK false detection still occurs even
after changing ONHOOK_LVS_THRESH_HI, change either of
EXTEL_HOOK_THRESH_0~2. When doing so, The Voltage
difference value used as the threshold value shall be decided
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825-705 ETSI standard supported External Telephone Enable/Disable Starting the External Telephone Supplemen- 0 0: Disabled
HOOK Detection Supplementary Processing tary Processing 1: Enabled
825-706 ETSI standard supported External Telephone Voltage Value that determines the External Telephone OFF- 15 10, 15, 20(V)
HOOK Detection Supplementary Processing HOOK of External Telephone Supplementary Processing
825-707 Voltage Threshold Value used for Line Voltage 40 10 ~ 50
Detection 1Step/1V
825-708 Call Time Lower Limit in Auto Receiving Mode If AUTO_ANSWER_DELAY, O 0 0: Disabled
(FAX only, TEL/FAX, ANS/FAX) AUTO_ANSWER_TIME_TELFAX, AUTO_ANSWER_RUSU 1 to 255sec
is setting value or less, make the setting value +100ms.
825-709 Call Time Upper Limit in Auto Receiving Mode If AUTO_ANSWER_DELAY is bigger than the setting value, O 0 0: Disabled
(FAX only, DRPD) change it to setting time 1 to 255sec
825-710 Forbid Dial Pulse If this is prohibited, even 10PPS/20PPS is instructed for Dial O 0 0: Allow DP20
Type [DIAL_TYPE] it will still operate in PB. 1: Prohibit
6.4.1 CE Mode Overview 6.4.2 How To Enter the CE Mode
The CE mode is for the service engineers working for solving troubles at customer sites, and helps them 1. Hold down the [2], and [8] buttons and turn on the power of the MFP.
identify which replaceable part of the MFP causes of the trouble.
Figure 1 j0bs64002
2. Press the [8] button twice, and then press the [5] button once.
Figure 2 j0bs64003
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6.4.3 Overview of the CE Mode Operation 6.4.4 How to Exit the CE Mode
After the CE mode is started, you can use the buttons displayed in the touch panel to operate the CE You can exit the CE mode both from Printer Diag and Fax/Scanner Diag.
mode.
1. Return to the top level of Printer Diag or Fax/Scanner Diag, and use the [Up arrow] or [Down arrow]
There are two types of the diagnostic procedure: Printer Diag and Fax/Scanner Diag. button until the [Complete] appears, and then press the [OK] button.
(e.g.: To exit the CE mode from Printer Diag, display the message below.)
1. Selecting the item to execute the diagnosis
Use the [Up arrow] and [Down arrow] buttons to select the item to execute diagnosis.
2. Confirming the item to execute the diagnosis
Press the [OK] button to confirm the item selected.
3. Executing the diagnosis for the item selected
Follow the message and keep holding down the [OK] button until the diagnosis is started.
If the diagnosis requires changing the parameter value, use the [Up arrow] and [Down arrow] but-
tons and then press the [OK] button.
To execute the diagnosis for other items, press the [<--] (Back) button until the screen returns to the item
to evaluate.
If any error occurs while in the diagnosis or in the middle of selecting parameter values, an error mes-
sage will appear and the processing will stop.
To cancel the error message and return to the menu screen, press the [<--] (Back) button or the [OK] but-
ton. Figure 1 j0bs64004
2. Press the [OK] button.
Figure 2 j0bs64005
3. Press the [OK] button again, and the MPF will exit the CE mode and re-start (same as the power
on).
6.4.5 Menu Tree Table 1 Printer Diag
• Printer Diag Top Menu 1st hierarchy 2nd hierarchy 3rd hierarchy 4th hierarchy
Copy Service
Table 1 Printer Diag
FAX Service
Top Menu 1st hierarchy 2nd hierarchy 3rd hierarchy 4th hierarchy Scan Service
CE Mode Printer Diag ESS Diag All Test Copy Counter M to B
FlashROM Test Copy Counter B to M
EEPROM Test Clear All NVM
DRAM Test Clear Job History
MAC+PHY Test Clear Auditron PV
ASIC Test Clear Device Data
IOT Test
RTC Test Test Print Total Chart ESS
HT Cyan ESS
IOT Diag Digital Input HT Magenta ESS
Digital Output HT Yellow ESS
Analog Input HT Black ESS
NVM Settings Edit NVM HT CMY ESS
Clear IOT NVM IOT NVM HT CMYK ESS
HT Red ESS
Print Info Config Page HT Green ESS
Print Settings HT Blue ESS
Grid2 ESS
Installation Serial No.1 Gradation ESS
Serial No.2 No Image IOT
Serial No.3 Procon OFF ESS
Product No.1 Procon ON ESS
Product No.2 LPH Chart LM1
Product No.3 LPH Chart IBY
HexDump ToneUp [C] 5P
Tone Correction ToneUp [M] 5P
Pixel Counter ToneUp [Y] 5P
Configuration Dip Switch 0 ToneUp [K] 5P
Dip Switch 1 ToneDown [C] 10P
Dip Switch 2 ToneDown [M]10P
Dip Switch 3 ToneDown [Y] 10P
Meter Type Type1 ToneDown [K] 10P
Type2 Calibration Chart
Type3 Parameter Life Deve HSG PV Y
Type4 Deve HSG PV M
Type5 Deve HSG PV C
Print Counter Print Service Deve HSG PV K
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Table 1 Printer Diag Table 2 Fax/Scanner Diag
Top Menu 1st hierarchy 2nd hierarchy 3rd hierarchy 4th hierarchy Top Menu 1st hierarchy 2nd hierarchy 3rd hierarchy 4th hierarchy
Y Drum Ctrg PV Information Scan Counter
M Drum Ctrg PV
C Drum Ctrg PV Scanner Mainte- Scan Counter Clear Counter Clear (FB)
K Drum Ctrg PV nance
IBT Unit Counter Clear
(DADF)
2nd BTR Unit
Auto Shading (Ready to Start)
Fusing Print Count
CVT Auto Shading (Ready to Start)
Fusing Time Count
(Color)
Deodorant Filter
CVT Auto Shading (Ready to Start)
EEPROM Write Cnt
(Gray)
Tray1 F/R/N Roll
LED Calibration (Ready to Start)
Tray2 F/R/N Roll
Componet Check IIT Input
MSI FR Pad
IIT Output
Life Print
DADF Componet DADF IIT Input
Procon Print Check
DADF IIT Output
RTC Set DADF Size Detect (Ready to Start)
Auto Adj.
Exit Mode Complete Exit
Parameter Chain Link
• Fax/Scanner Diag Backup Data All Clear

User Clear
Table 2 Fax/Scanner Diag
System Clear
Top Menu 1st hierarchy 2nd hierarchy 3rd hierarchy 4th hierarchy
User & System Clear
CE Mode Fax/Scanner Diag Board Test All Test System Data Init
Fax Memory Test Fax Flash W/R Test Document Clear
MRAM W/R Test DADF Clear
I/F Test Fax Card I/F Test
FX Chip Test (Ready to Start) Complete
Relay/Signal Test Relay Test
Hook Test
Single Tone Send
DTMF Send
Dial Pulse Send
Ring Back Tone
Data Send
Line Voltage
Line Current
6.4.6 CE Mode Functions Overview Table 1 Function Names and Details (Printer)
Items available to test or execute the diagnosis in the CE mode are listed in the table below. Function Description See
Meter Type Displays the current information of the MeterType.
Table 1 Function Names and Details (Printer)
Function Description See Print Print Ser- Displays the current count of the Print Service.
Counter vice
ESS Diag All Test All Test Performs all ESS Diag tests except for 6.4.7.1
MAC+PHY/USB Host/RTC. Copy Ser- Displays the current count of the Copy Service.
FlashROM Test Calculates the checksum per Flash ROM header 6.4.7.2 vice
area and compares the result with the each area’s FAX Ser- Displays the current count of the FAX Service.
prepared checksum stored in the ROM. vice
EEPROM Test EEPROM Test Writes/reads/verifies the test pattern 6.4.7.3 Scan Ser- Displays the current count of the Scan Service.
in the EEPROM area to be evaluated. vice
DRAM Test Writes the test data in the DRAM area to be evalu- 6.4.7.4 Copy Counter M to B Copies the Master NVM values to the Backup NVM. 6.4.10
ated. (Values will be overwritten with the original
value afterthe test) Copy Counter B to M Copies the Backup NVM values to the Master NVM. 6.4.10
MAC+PHY Test MAC+PHY Test Performs the loopback test for MAC 6.4.7.5
(Media Access Control) and PHY (Physical Layer). Clear All NVM Initializes NVM. ESS (EEPROM) of ESS PWB
ASIC Test Perfoms the Register check test. 6.4.7.6
IOT Test Performs the communication test between IOT. 6.4.7.7 Clear Job History Initializes the job data (log).
RTC Test Performs the RTC test. 6.4.7.8
Clear Auditron PV Clear total counter, or user account, restricted infor-
IOT Diag Digital Input Digital Input Checks the status of the IOT sensor. 6.4.8.1
mation, etc.
Digital Output Digital Output Checks the status of the motor drive. 6.4.8.2 Clear Device Data Deletes all data in the devices (EEPROM, SRAM,
FaxMemory).
Test Print TotalChart ESS Print delivery inspection chart. HBPL data for built-in 6.4.11.2
Analog Input Monitors the A/D converted analog value of the sen- 6.4.8.3
ESS.
sor while each component is being operated.
HT Cyan ESS Print halftone pattern (C) in the PCL6. Density be 6.4.11.3
NVM Set- Edit NVM Writes the NVM values. 6.4.8.4
tings specified in increments of 10%. Up to 100%.
Clear IOT NVM Clear the NVM data of IOT. 6.4.8.5 HT Magenta ESS Print halftone pattern (M) in the PCL6. Density be 6.4.11.4
specified in increments of 10%. Up to 100%.
Print Info Config Page Config Page Prints the printer configuration informa- 6.4.9.1
HT Yellow ESS Print halftone pattern (Y) in the PCL6. Density be 6.4.11.5
tion on A4 paper.
Print Settings Print Settings Prints the printer setting information on 6.4.9.2
HT Black ESS Print halftone pattern (K) in the PCL6. Density be 6.4.11.6
A4 paper.
Installation Serial No. Displays/specifies the serial number. 6.4.10
HT CMY ESS Print halftone pattern (CMY) in the PCL6. Density be 6.4.11.7
Product No. Displays the product number.
HT CMYK ESS Print halftone pattern (CMYK) in the PCL6. Density 6.4.11.8
HexDump Specifies whether to set HexDump to ON or OFF.
be specified in increments of 10%. Up to 60%.
HT Red ESS Print halftone pattern (R) in the PCL6. Density be 6.4.11.9
Tone Correction Specifies whether to set IOT Tone Correction to ON
(IOT tone correction) or OFF.
HT Green ESS Print halftone pattern (G) in the PCL6. Density be 6.4.11.10
Pixel Counter Displays the last print pixel coverage (%) for 4 mm specified in increments of 10%. Up to 100%.
square meter in A4 paper, per Y/M/C/K color.
HT Blue ESS Print halftone pattern (B) in the PCL6. Density be 6.4.11.11
Configuration Operates the DIP switches on the NVM in ESS.
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Table 1 Function Names and Details (Printer) Table 1 Function Names and Details (Printer)
Function Description See Function Description See
Grid2 ESS Print ESS built-in grid pattern. This is to check the 6.4.11.12 C Drum Displays the Print Volume of Drum Cartridge C was 6.4.12.1
print function. Ctrg PV used.
Gradation ESS Print ESS built-in tiled pattern C, M, Y, and K from 0 6.4.11.13 K Drum Displays the Print Volume of Drum Cartridge K was 6.4.12.1
up to 100% density. Ctrg PV used.
No Image IOT Print a blank pattern of built-in IOT. This is to check 6.4.11.14 IBT Unit Displays the Print Volume of IBT Unit was used. 6.4.12.1
the IOT print function. 2nd BTR Displays the Print Volume of 2nd BTR Unit was used. 6.4.12.1
Procon OFF ESS Built-in ESS Procon chart with Procon: printed in OFF 6.4.11.15 Unit
mode. Fusing Displays the Print Volume of Fusing Unit was used. 6.4.12.1
Procon ON ESS Built-in ESS Procon chart with Procon: printed in ON 6.4.11.16 Print
mode. Count
LPH Chart LM1 Print LPH line evaluation chart (LM1) of integrated 6.4.11.17 Fusing Displays time used with the Fusing Unit. 6.4.12.1
IOT. Time
LPH Chart IBY Print LPH line evaluation chart (IBY) of integrated 6.4.11.18 Count
IOT. Deodor- Displays the Print Volume with deodorant Filter. 6.4.12.1
ToneUp [C]5P Print Tone up Cyan chart. HBPL data for built-in ESS. 6.4.11.19 ant Filter
EEPROM Displays number of times written to EEPROM. 6.4.12.1
ToneUp [M]5P Print Tone up Magenta chart. HBPL data for built-in 6.4.11.20 Write Cnt
ESS. Tray1 F/R/ Displays the Print Volume using Tray1 Feed Roll/ 6.4.12.1
ToneUp [Y]5P Print Tone up Yellow chart. HBPL data for built-in 6.4.11.21 N Roll Retard Roll/Nudger Roll.
ESS. Tray2 F/R/ Displays the Print Volume using the Tray2 Feed Roll/ 6.4.12.1
ToneUp [K]5P Print Tone up Black chart. HBPL data for built-in ESS. 6.4.11.22 N Roll Retard Roll/Nudger Roll.
MSI FR Displays the Print Volume using the MSI Feed Roll/ 6.4.12.1
ToneDown [C]10P Print Tone down Cyan chart. HBPL data for built-in 6.4.11.23 Pad Retard Pad.
ESS. Life Print Print the Print Volume using the periodic replacement 6.4.12.2
ToneDown [M]10P Print Tone down Magenta chart. HBPL data for built- 6.4.11.24 parts.
in ESS. Procon Print current value of NVM used in Procon. 6.4.12.3
ToneDown [Y]10P Print Tone down Yellow chart. HBPL data for built-in 6.4.11.25 Print ADJ 8.1.5
ESS. RTC Set RTC Set Set the RTC (Real Time Clock). 6.4.13
ToneDown [K]10P Print Tone down Black chart. HBPL data for built-in 6.4.11.26 Exit Mode Com- Exits from the CE Mode and reboots. 6.4.4
ESS. plete Exit
Parameter Life Deve Displays the Print Volume of Deve Unit Y was used. 6.4.12.1
HSG PV Y Table 2 Function Names and Details (Fax/Scanner)
Deve Displays the Print Volume of Deve Unit M was used. 6.4.12.1 Function Description See
HSG PV
Board Diag All Test Continually performs the Fax Memory, Fax Card I/F, 6.4.14.1
M
AFE Serial I/F, IIT I/F, and ASIC tests.
Deve Displays the Print Volume of Deve Unit C was used. 6.4.12.1
Fax Mem- Fax Flash Performs write/read tests of the Fax Flash Memory. 6.4.14.2
HSG PV
C ory Test W/R Test
Deve Displays the Print Volume of Deve Unit K was used. 6.4.12.1 MRAM Performs write/read tests of the Fax MRAM. 6.4.14.2
W/R Test
HSG PV K
I/F Test Fax Card Performs the communication test between Fax Card, 6.4.14.3
Y Drum Displays the Print Volume of Drum Cartridge Y was 6.4.12.1
I/F Test AFE, and IIT.
Ctrg PV used.
FX Chip Ready to Performs the ASIC built-in IJAC/JBIG test. 6.4.14.4
M Drum Displays the Print Volume of Drum Cartridge M was 6.4.12.1
Ctrg PV used. Test start
Table 2 Function Names and Details (Fax/Scanner) Table 2 Function Names and Details (Fax/Scanner)
Function Description See Function Description See
Relay/Sig- Relay Toggles the Relay signal at the specified frequency. 6.4.14.5 LED Cali- (Ready to Performs correction on the dispersion that is caused 6.4.16.5
nal Test Test bration Start) by the LED lamp color sensitivity. Calculates a* and
Hook Toggles the Hook signal at the specified frequency. 6.4.14.5 b* from the Y Patch scan value of Calibration Chart
Test (STP5001) and then compares them with reference
values that were pre-set in the NVM to select the
Single Continuously sends the tone at the selected fre- 6.4.14.5
Correction Coefficient No. to set in the NVM.
Tone quency.
Send Componet IIT Input Digital Input Checks the status of the IIT sensor. 6.4.16.6
DTMF Continuously sends the DTMF signal. 6.4.14.5 Check
Send IIT Output Digital Output Checks the status of the motor drive. 6.4.16.6
Dial Sends the multi-digits Dial Pulse (10/20pps) signal. 6.4.14.5 DADF DADF IIT Digital Input Checks the status of the DADF sensor. 6.4.16.7
Pulse Componet Input
Send Check
Ring Sends the ringback tone. 6.4.14.5 DADF IIT Digital Output Checks the status of the motor drive. 6.4.16.7
Back Output
Tone DADF Size (Ready to Performs troubleshooting for the IIT and displays the 6.4.16.8
Data Specifies the speed and pattern for checking data 6.4.14.5 Detect Start) presumed Faulty Parts No. on the UI.
Send forwarding(no pattern for V.34) Auto Adj.
Line Volt- Checks the status of the Line Voltage. 6.4.14.5 Parameter Chain Link Specifies the system data setting using ChainLink. 6.4.17
age BackupData All Clear Deletes the SRAM/EEPROM backup data. 6.4.18
Line Cur- Checks the status of the Line Current. 6.4.14.5 User Clear Deletes the SRAM/EEPROM backup data. 6.4.18
rent Sysytem Clear Deletes the SRAM/EEPROM backup data. 6.4.18
Information Scan Counter Displays the Scan counter value. 6.4.15.1 User&Sysytem Clear Deletes the SRAM/EEPROM backup data. 6.4.18
Scanner Scan Counter Clears the number of times were scanned using the 6.4.16.1 System Data Init Deletes the SRAM/EEPROM backup data. 6.4.18
Maintenance Counter Clear Platen. Document Clear Deletes the document data in the Fax Flash Memory. 6.4.18
Clear (FB)
DADF Clear Deletes the DADF data . 6.4.18
Counter Clears the number of times were scanned using the 6.4.16.1
Complete Complete Exits the CE mode and restarts the MPF. 6.4.4
Clear DADF.
(DADF)
Auto Shad- (Ready to (Platen) Performs auto correction for the White Ref- 6.4.16.2
ing Start) erence Board’s uneven density and degradation due
to the passage of time.
CVT Auto (Ready to This diagnostic function performs correction on the 6.4.16.3
Shading Start) density dispersion that is caused by floating DADF.
(Color) Scans in Color and calculates the Color Density
Coefficient.
CVT Auto (Ready to This diagnostic function performs correction on the 6.4.16.4
Shading Start) density dispersion that is caused by floating DADF.
(Gray) Scans in Gray and calculates the Gray Density Coef-
ficient.
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6.4.7.1 All Test
All Test allows you to execute a series of FlashROM, EEPROM, DRAM, ASIC, and IOT tests in one
go.(MAC+PHY/PANEL/USB Host/RTC tests are not carried out.)
Table 1 All Test

Display After Diag
Normal Error Note

CHECK OK *** Error ***: Displays the name of the test ended in error.(Flash ROM /
EEPROM / DRAM / ASIC / IOT)
Operation Procedure
1. Enter the CE mode. (See "6.4.2 How To Enter the CE Mode".)
2. Confirm that the [Printer Diag] is selected, and then press the [OK] button.
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4. Press the [OK] button to start the test.
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5. Press the [<--] (Back) button to return to the [Printer Diag] screen.
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6. Exit the CE mode. (See "6.4.4 How to Exit the CE Mode".) 6.4.7.2 Flash ROM Test
Flash ROM Test calculates the checksum per Flash ROM header area and compares the result with the
each area’s checksum prepared in ROM. The status will be regarded as "normal" when the all results
coincide with the checksums stored in ROM.
Table 1 FlashROM Test

Display After Diag
Normal Error
CHECK OK FlashROM ERROR xxxxxx
6.4.7.3 EEPROM Test 6.4.7.4 DRAM Test
EEPROM Test allows you to execute read/write/verify of the test pattern (0xff, 0xaa, 0x55, 0x00) from the DRAM Test checks whether the writing of the test data, 4-byte unit (0x00000000 -> 0x55555555 ->
head of the EEPROM for one byte in every 0 x 400. 0xaaaaaaaa -> 0xffffffff -> 0x00000000 -> ...), in the area available for the diagnosis is possible or not.
Values will be overwritten with the original value after the test.
Table 1 EEPROM Test
Area available for the diagnosis: Work areas other than the stack area and the task acquiring area.
Display After Diag
Normal Error Table 1 DRAM Test

CHECK OK EEPROM ID* ERROR (*: 1, 2) Display After Diag
Normal Error
CHECK OK DRAM slot* ERROR (*: 0, 1)
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6.4.7.5 MAC+PHY Test 6.4.7.6 ASIC Test

MAC+PHY Test allows you to perform the loopback test for MAC (Media Access Control) and PHY ASIC Test reads the device ID of the REMORA-EX via ZoranQuatro4530 and performs the Zoran
(Physical Layer). Quatro4530 and REMORA-EX tests.
Table 1 MAC+PHY Test Table 1 ASIC Test

Display After Diag Display After Diag
Normal Error Normal Error

CHECK OK MAC+PHY ERROR CHECK OK ASIC CHECK NG
6.4.7.7 IOT Test 6.4.7.8 RTC Test
IOT Test provides the communication test between the IOT. In this communication test, the IOT status RTC Test checks the time by backing up the current time and writing the default values, and then check-
register is read for checking whether the commands are exchanged normally. ing, after a certain period of time, whether the time reaches the expected time.* Performing RTC Test will
delay the internal clock of the printer by 2 seconds.
Table 1 IOT Test
Table 1 RTC Test
Display After Diag
Display After Diag
Normal Error
Normal Error
CHECK OK IOT ERROR
CHECK OK RTC ERROR
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6.4.8.1 Digital Input
Digital Input checks whether the digital input (DI) components function properly.
The display shows [0] when the digital input test is started, and the value will be increased when the DI
components are switched from OFF to ON, which is used for confirming that the component functions
normally.The test targets all DI components.
Table 1 Digital Input Parameter

Chain Link Parameter
042 200 YMC Link Sensor
071 101 #1 No Paper Sensor
071 104 #1 TRAY Paper Size Sensor Digital
072 101 #2 No Paper Sensor
072 102 #2 Level Sensor
072 103 #2 Feed Out Sensor Figure 1 j0bs64010
072 104 #2 TRAY Paper Size SensorDigital
075 100 MSI No Paper Sensor Tray1 4. Press the [OK] button.
077 101 #1 Exit Sensor
077 104 Regi Sensor
077 121 TM Regi Stop Signal input
077 300 Left Hand Interlock Switch
077 303 Front Interlock Switch
077 306 TM Left Hand Interlock Switch
091 200 Waste Toner Full Sensor
Digital Input Test Example

This section explains Digital Input Text using [077-303: Front Interlock Switch] as an example.
1. Enter the CE mode. (See "6.4.2 How To Enter the CE Mode".)

2. Confirm that the [Printer Diag] is selected, and then press the [OK] button.
3. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [IOT Diag], and press the [OK] button.
Figure 2 j0bs64011
5. Use the [Down arrow] or [Up arrow] button to select [077-303], and press the [OK] button.
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10. Exit the CE mode. (See "6.4.4 How to Exit the CE Mode".)
7. Open and shut the front cover to check that the display changes as shown below.
Figure 5 j0bs64014
8. Press the [<--] (Back) button to stop the test.
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6.4.8.2 Digital Output Table 1 Digital Output Parameter
This function is used to check the operation of digital output (DO) component.The operation can be Chain Link Parameter
enabled for every DO component, and whether or not the component is operating normally can be 093 001 DISPENSE MOTOR-Y
judged by checking the operation from outside.
093 002 DISPENSE MOTOR-M
The Digital Output components can operate at the same time during the Digital Output test. When the 093 003 DISPENSE MOTOR-C
Interlock is opened during the Motor test, components stop their operations. 093 004 DISPENSE MOTOR-K
093 005 DEVE BIAS-DC-YMC
Table 1 Digital Output Parameter 093 006 DEVE BIAS-DC-K
Chain Link Parameter 093 007 DEVE BIAS-AC-YMC
042 001 Main Motor (126mm/s) 093 008 DEVE BIAS-AC-K
042 002 Main Motor (63mm/s) 094 001 2nd BTR (-)
042 003 Sub Motor (126mm/s) 094 002 2nd BTR (+)
042 004 Sub Motor (63mm/s) 094 003 1st BTR YMC Contact
042 005 Fusing Motor (126mm/s) 094 004 1st BTR YMC Retract
042 006 Fusing Motor (63mm/s) 094 005 1st BTR
042 007 YMC Link Solenoid
042 009 1st BTR Initialize Digital output test cases example
042 010 Fusing EXHAUST FAN The following shows an example of running tests to verify the behavior Invert Drive Motor (63-speed Fwd/
061 001 LPH forced lights (all-solid) MAX): tests to verify the operation of Sub Motor (126mm/s), 077-014 more here: 042-003.
061 002 LPH forced lights (Cin50%)

1. Enter the CE Mode. (Refer to "6.4.2 How to Enter the CE Mode")
061 003 LPH forced light (thyristor transfer)
2. Make sure [Printer Diag] is selected, and then press [OK] button.
071 001 #1 TRAY Feed Clutch
3. [Down arrow] "IOT Diag" button to select, and then press [OK] button.
072 001 #2 Feed Motor 2-phase (CW 2) Feed Direction
072 002 #2 Feed Motor 2-phase (CCW 2) Lift Up Direction
072 003 #2 Feed Motor 1-2-phase (CW 1-2) Feed Direction
072 004 #2 Feed Motor 1-2-phase (CW 1-3) Lift Up direction
075 001 MSI Feed Clutch
077 002 Regi Clutch
077 003 Duplex Clutch
077 014 Invert Drive Motor (63-speed Fwd/max)
077 015 Invert Drive Motor (126-speed Fwd/max)
077 016 Invert Drive Motor (63-speed reverse/max )
077 017 Invert Drive Motor (126-speed reverse/max )
077 031 IOT Regi Stop Signal Output
077 033 TM T/A Motor Full Speed
077 034 TM T/A Motor Half Speed
091 001 BCR Y DC Figure 1 j0bs64010
091 002 BCR M DC
091 003 BCR C DC 4. [Down arrow] "Digital Output" button to select, and then press [OK] button.
091 004 BCR K DC
092 001 R_RAD_COM_DA (ADC/MOB Sensor LED)
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8. Press the [OK] button. Check the operating sound.
Figure 2 j0bs64018
5. Press [Down arrow] button or [Up arrow] button to select the "042-003".
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9. If you want to stop the operation of Invert Drive Motor, and then press [Cancel Print] button.
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6. Press the [OK] button. Check the operating sound.
Figure 7 j0bs64023
10. If you want to stop the operation of the Sub Motor (126 mm/s), select "042-003" with [Up arrow] but-
ton, and then press [Cancel Print] button.
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NOTE: To stop the test, press the [Cancel Print] button.
7. Then at the same time if you want to check the operation of Invert Drive Motor (63-speed Fwd/
MAX), or press [Up arrow] button and the [Down arrow] button without pressing the [Cancel Print]
button to display "077-014".
6.4.8.3 Analog Input
A feature to check the Analog Input (AI) component works correctly.
If you run the analog input test, values are displayed in hexadecimal (16).
Analog input test will qualify all of AI components.
Table 1 Analig Input Parameter

010 200 Heat Roll NC Sensor: Inf
010 201 Heat Roll NC Sensor: Temp
010 202 Heat Roll NC Sensor: Diff
010 203 Heat Roll STS
071 200 Tray1 Size Sensor Analog
Figure 8 j0bs64026 072 200 Tray2 Size Sensor Analog
089 200 R_RAD_LED (ADC Sensor)
11. Press the [<--] (Back) button to return to the [Printer Diag] screen. 089 202 R_RAD_LOW_LED (MOB Sensor)
Analog input test cases example

The following shows the example where a test is performed to check the 010-203: Heat Roll STS opera-
tion.

Figure 9 j0bs64016 4. [Down arrow] "Analog Input" button to select, and then press [OK] button.
5. Select "010-203" with the [Down arrow] button, and then press [OK] button.
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6. The current value of the Heat Roll STS is displayed in hexadecimal (16). 6.4.8.4 NVM Setting
NVM (EEPROM of IOT) can access control panel key operation.
Reserve the following features.
• Able to read/write the contents from/to the IOT NVM.
NOTE: NVM List of IOT can be found in 6.3.3 - 6.3.21.
Figure 2 j0bs640149 6.4.8.4.1 Read/Write from/to NVM (Edit NVM)

Read/Write the contents from/to the IOT NVM.
CAUTION
"Read/Write NVM (Edit NVM)" is to change the device-specific settings and the inadvertent operation or
missing settings may be an unrecoverable failure.
Operation Procedure
Figure 3 j0bs64016
Figure 1 j0bs64010
4. [Down arrow] "NVM Settings" button to select, and then press [OK] button.
5. Press the [OK] button. 8. Change the NVM value.

6. Type the Chain-Link No.. • [Move the Cursor (A) to the left or the right by pressing the [<] [>] buttons.
• [Move the Cursor (A) to the left or the right by pressing the [<] [>] buttons. • By pressing the [Down arrow] button [Up arrow] button, numerical value of the cursor (A) will
• By pressing the [Down arrow] button [Up arrow] button, numerical value of the cursor (A) will change.
change.
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Figure 3 j0bs64030
9. Press [OK] button to write the changed the NVM value.
7. Press [OK] button to confirm the Chain-Link number.
• If the Chain-Link No. is applicable, the current NVM value and the cursor will be displayed.
• If the Chain-Link No. is not applicable, the NG screen will be displayed. In this case, return to
the Chain-Link No. input screen using the [Cancel Print] button.
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10. Press the [Cancel Print] button to return to the previous screen.
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6.4.8.5 Clear IOT NVM

• Clear the NVM data of IOT.
Operation Procedure
3. Select "IOT Diag" with the [Down arrow] button and press the [OK] button.
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Figure 1 j0bs64010
4. Select "Clear IOT NVM" with the [Down arrow] button and press the [OK] button.
Figure 8 j0bs64016
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5. [Confirmation Screen] to clear [IOT NVM] will be displayed.

Figure 3 j0bs64197

7. Once the Clear task is completed, the following screen will be displayed.
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6.4.9.1 Print Printer Configuration Data Config Page 5. Press the [OK] button to print the printer configuration data.
• When the print has completed, it returns to the "Ready" screen.
Prints the printer configuration data (below) (printable paper size is A4).
• Optional Products Status (IOT mounting tray)

• IOT ROM Revision No (IOT ROM version)
Operation Procedure
3. Select the "Print Info" in the [Down arrow] button, and then press [OK] button.
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4. Press the [OK] button. Figure 4 j0bs64058
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6.4.9.2 Print Settings (Print Printer Settings Data) • FAX Total BackUp Count
• FAX To Server Page BackUp Count
Prints the printer settings data (Below) (printable paper size is A4).
• FAX To Email Page BackUp Count
• Serial No. (Serial No.) • FAX Color Error Count
• HexDump (HexDump ON/OFF data) • FAX B/W Error Count
• Tone Correction (IOT tone correction ON/OFF data) • FAX To Server Page Error Count
• MeterType (meter type data) • FAX To Email Page Error Count
• Print Full Color Count (Print Full Color Count) • Scan To Server Page Count
• Print Color 1 Count (toner save print count) • Scan To Email Page Count
• Print Color 2 Count (few-colored color printing count) • Scan To Server Page BackUp Count
• Print B/W Count (monochrome print count) • Scan To Email Page BackUp Count
• Print Total Count (total print count) • Scan To Server Page Error Count
• Print Full Color BackUp Count (full color print backup count) • Scan To Email Page Error Count
• Print Color 1 BackUp Count (toner save backup print count)
• Print Color 2 BackUp Count (few-colored backup color printing count) Operation Procedure
• Print B/W BackUp Count (backup monochrome print count) 1. To enter the CE mode, select the "Print Settings" in the "Print Info", and then press [OK] button.
• Print Total BackUp Count (backup total print count) (Refer to "6.4.2 How to Enter the CE Mode")
• Print Full Color Error Count (full color print error count)
• Print Color 1 Error Count (toner save print error count)
• Print Color 2 Error Count (few-colored color error print count)
• Print B/W Error Count (monochrome print error count)
• Copy Full Color Count

• Copy Color 2 Count
• Copy B/W Count
• Copy Total Count
• Copy Full Color BackUp Count
• Copy Color 2 BackUp Count
• Copy B/W BackUp Count
• Copy Total BackUp Count
• Copy Full Color Error Count
• Copy Color 2 Error Count Figure 1 j0bs64059
• Copy B/W Error Count
2. Press the [OK] button to print the printer settings data.
• FAX Color Count
• FAX B/W Count
• FAX Total Count
• FAX To Server Page Count
• FAX To Email Page Count
• FAX Color Count BackUp Count
• FAX B/W BackUp Count
6.4.10 Installation Settings
Display/set/clear the following parameter.
Depending on the item, it can be displayed/set, only to display, or only to clear.
Table 1 Installatin Settings

Item Range Description
Serial No.1 9 digits Displays or changes the 9 digits serial number.
Serial No.2
Serial No.3
Product No.1
Product No.2
Product No.3
HexDump ON,OFF Specifies whether HexDump to set to ON or
Figure 2 j0bs64059 OFF.
Tone Correction (IOT ON,OFF Specifies whether IOT Tone Correction to set
3. Press the [<--] (Back) button to return to the [Printer Diag] screen. tone control) to ON or OFF.
Pixel Counter 0-100% Displays the last print pixel coverage (%) for
4mm square meter in A4 paper, per Y/M/C/K
color.
Configuration Dip Switch 0 - Operates the DIP switches on the NVM in ESS.
Dip Switch 1
Dip Switch 2
Dip Switch 3
Meter Type Type1~5 Displays the current setup information of the
Figure 3 j0bs64058 meter type
Print Counter Full Color Displays the current count of the following.- Normal Full Color
4. Exit the CE mode. (See "6.4.4 How to Exit the CE Mode".) (Print Service) Print Count
Color1 Displays the current count of the following.- Toner Saver Print
Count
Color2 Displays the current count of the following.- Specific Color
Print Count
B/W Displays the current count of the following.- Normal Mono-
chrome Print Count- Toner Saver Monochrome Print Count-
Report Print Count
Total Displays the total count of the full color print and themono-
chrome print.
Full Color Displays the current count of the following.- Full Color Print
Backup Count Backup
Color1 Backup Displays the count backup of the following.- Toner Saver Print
Count Backup
Color2 Backup Displays the count backup of the following.- Specific Color
Print Count Backup
B/W Backup Displays the count backup of the monochrome print.
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Table 1 Installatin Settings Table 1 Installatin Settings
Item Range Description Item Range Description
Total Backup Displays the total count backup of the full color print and the- Total Backup Display the total no. of copies of received Color FAX and
monochrome print. Black&White FAX. (Backup)
Full Color Displays the number of auto-recoveries performed when the SMB/FTP Display the no. of copies of FAX received from SMB or FTP.
Error number of the full color printis different from the count backup. Backup (Backup)
Color1 Error Displays the number of auto-recoveries performed when the Email Backup Display the no. of copies of FAX received from Email.
number of the color1 print isdifferent from the count backup. (Backup)
Color2 Error Displays the number of auto-recoveries performed when the Color Error No. of Auto Recovery performed when there was a difference
number of the color2 print isdifferent from the count backup. between Color FAX and backup Color FAX.
B/W Error Displays the number of auto-recoveries performedwhen the B/W Error No. of Auto Recovery performed when there was a difference
number of the monochromeprint is different from the count between Black&White FAX and backup Black&White FAX.
backup. SMB/FTP No. of Auto Recovery performed when there was a difference
Print Counter Full Color Displays the count of the full color (4 colors) copy count. Error between SMB/FTP FAX and backup SMB/FTP FAX.
(Copy Service) Email Error No. of Auto Recovery performed when there was a difference
Color 2 Displays the count of the single color or the dual color print. between Email FAX and backup Email FAX.
B/W Displays the monochrome copy count. Print Counter SMB/FTP Displays the count of pages transferred via Scan To SMB
Total Displays the total count of the full color, the single color, thed- (Scan Service) andScan To FTP.
ual color, and the monochrome copy. Email Displays the count of pages transferred via Scan To Email.
Full Color Displays the count backup of the full color (4 colors) copy. SMB/FTP Displays the SMB/FTP count backup.
Backup Backup
Color 2 Displays the count backup of the single color and the dual- Email Backup Displays the Email count backup.
Backup color copy. SMB/FTP Displays the number of auto-recoveries performed when the
B/W Backup Displays the count backup of the monochrome copy. Error number of SMB/FTP count isdifferent from the count backup.
Total Backup Displays the total count backup of the full color, the single- Email Error Displays the number of auto-recoveries performed when the
color, the dual color, and the monochrome copy. number of E-mail count isdifferent from the count backup.
Full Color Displays the number of auto-recoveries performed when the Copy Counter M to B - Copies data from Master NVM of ESS to the
Error number of the full color copycounter is different from the count Backup NVM.
backup. Copy Counter B to M - Copies data from Backup NVM of ESS to the
Color 2 Error Displays the number of auto-recoveries performed when the Master NVM.
number of the single/dualcolor copy is different from the count Clear All NVM - Erasing NVM (EEPROM)
backup.
Clear Job History - Erasing job history
B/W Error Displays the number of auto-recoveries performed when the • Initialized in the "Clear All NVM".
number of monochromecopy is different from the count Clear Auditron PV - Erasing aggregate counter or user account,
backup.
limited information, etc.
Print Counter Color Displays the count of the Color FAX received. • Initialized in the "Clear All NVM".
(FAX Service)
PrintVolume and Auditron share a setting area
B/W Displays the count of the monochrome FAXreceived. in an exclusive feature. Therefore, if Auditron is
Total Displays the total count of the color and the monochrome enabled, it performs clear user accounts, the
FAX. restriction information, etc. And Print Volume
SMB/FTP the no. of copies of FAX received from SMB or FTP. initializes the count counter.
Email the no. of copies of FAX received from Email.
Color Backup Display the no. of copies of Color FAX received. (Backup)
B/W Backup Display the no. of copies of received Black&White FAX.
(Backup)
Table 1 Installatin Settings
Clear Device Data - Erasing the following data
• Error Log data in EEPROM
• Jam Log data in EEPROM
• Job Log data in EEPROM
• FW Parameter data in EEPROM
• NET Parameter data in EEPROM
• Auditron in EEPROM/ Print Volume data
per user
• MRAM Adr
• FAX Log
6.4.10.1 Serial No. setting (Serial No.)

Shows the serial number setting operation procedure as an example. Figure 2 j0bs64101
1. Enter the CE Mode. (Refer to "6.4.2 How to Enter the CE Mode") 5. Change the serial number.
2. Make sure [Printer Diag] is selected, and then press [OK] button. • [Move the Cursor (A) to the left or the right by pressing the [<] [>] buttons.
3. Select "Installation" in the [Down arrow] button, and then press [OK] button. • Change the number of the cursor (A) by pressing the [Up arrow] button and [Down arrow] but-
ton.
• If you have changed the value, * mark disappears, it indicates serial number current value has
changed.
Figure 1 j0bs64100

Figure 3 j0bs64061

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Figure 4 j0bs64062
Figure 6 j0bs64100
4. Select "Copy Counter M to B" in the [Down arrow] button, and then press [OK] button.
Figure 5 j0bs64063

6.4.10.2 Copy Counter M to B/Copy Counter B to M
1. Copy Counter M to B
• Copies data from Master NVM of ESS to the Backup NVM.
Figure 7 j0bs64176
2. Copy Counter B to M
• Copies data from Backup NVM of ESS to the Master NVM. 5. Press the [OK] button.
For example, here is the operating procedure of "Copy Counter M to B".

3. Select "Installation" in the [Down arrow] button, and then press [OK] button.
Figure 8 j0bs64177
6. Copy is started by pressing the [OK] button, the following screen is displayed when you exit.
Figure 9 j0bs641180
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6.4.11.1 Printing function test operation procedure 5. Press the [OK] button, and then print a test pattern.
Prints the specified pattern. If Jam or No Paper error occurs during the print, the machine will wait until it
is cleared.
NOTE: Do not pull out and reinsert the Cassette. This will cause the machine to be unable to print.
Before performing the test print, check that you have sufficient paper for the task.
Describes the steps to print a Grid2 ESS pattern as an example.

3. Select the "Test Print" in the [Down arrow] button, and then press [OK] button.
Figure 3 j0bs64066
Figure 1 j0bs64064
Figure 4 j0bs64067
4. Select "Grid2 ESS" in the [Down arrow] button, and then press [OK] button.
Figure 2 j0bs64065
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6.4.11.2 TotalChart ESS 6.4.11.3 HT Cyan ESS

Print delivery inspection chart. HBPL data for built-in ESS. Print halftone pattern (C) in the PCL6. Density be specified in increments of 10%. Up to 100%.
Paper size is A3 only. Paper size is A3 and A4L.

6.4.11.4 HT Magenta ESS 6.4.11.5 HT Yellow ESS
Print halftone pattern (M) in the PCL6. Density be specified in increments of 10%. Up to 100%. Print halftone pattern (Y) in the PCL6. Density be specified in increments of 10%. Up to 100%.
Paper size is A3 and A4L. Paper size is A3 and A4L.
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6.4.11.6 HT Black ESS 6.4.11.7 HT CMY ESS

Print halftone pattern (K) in the PCL6. Density be specified in increments of 10%. Up to 100%. Print halftone pattern (CMY) in the PCL6. Density be specified in increments of 10%. Up to 80%.

6.4.11.8 HT CMYK ESS 6.4.11.9 HT Red ESS
Print halftone pattern (CMYK) in the PCL6. Density be specified in increments of 10%. Up to 60%. Print halftone pattern (R) in the PCL6. Density be specified in increments of 10%. Up to 100%.
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6.4.11.10 HT Green ESS 6.4.11.11 HT Blue ESS

Print halftone pattern (G) in the PCL6. Density be specified in increments of 10%. Up to 100%. Print halftone pattern (B) in the PCL6. Density be specified in increments of 10%. Up to 100%.

6.4.11.12 Grid2 ESS 6.4.11.13 Gradation ESS
Print ESS built-in grid pattern. This is to check the print function. Print ESS built-in tiled pattern C, M, Y, and K from 0 up to 100% density.
Paper size is A3 only. Paper size is A3 only.
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6.4.11.14 No Image IOT 6.4.11.15 Procon OFF ESS

Print a blank pattern of built-in IOT. This is to check the IOT print function. Built-in ESS Procon chart with Procon: printed in OFF mode.
Paper size is A4L only.
Figure 1 j0bs64114
Figure 1 j0bs64115
6.4.11.16 Procon ON ESS 6.4.11.17 LPH Chart LM1
Built-in ESS Procon chart with Procon: printed in ON mode. Print LPH line evaluation chart (LM1) of integrated IOT.
Paper size is A4L only.
Figure 1 j0bs64117
Figure 1 j0bs64116
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6.4.11.18 LPH Chart IBY

Print LPH line evaluation chart (IBY) of integrated IOT.
Figure 2 j0bs64118
Figure 1 j0bs64119
6.4.11.19 ToneUp [C] 5P 6.4.11.20 ToneUp [M] 5P
Print Tone up Cyan chart. HBPL data for built-in ESS. Print Tone up Magenta chart. HBPL data for built-in ESS.
Paper size is A4L only. Paper size is A4L only.
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6.4.11.21 ToneUp [Y] 5P 6.4.11.22 ToneUp [K] 5P

Print Tone up Yellow chart. HBPL data for built-in ESS. Print Tone up Black chart. HBPL data for built-in ESS.

6.4.11.23 ToneDown [C] 10P 6.4.11.24 ToneDown [M] 10P
Print Tone down Cyan chart. HBPL data for built-in ESS. Print Tone down Magenta chart. HBPL data for built-in ESS.
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6.4.11.25 ToneDown [Y] 10P 6.4.11.26 ToneDown [K] 10P

Print Tone down Yellow chart. HBPL data for built-in ESS. Print Tone down Black chart. HBPL data for built-in ESS.

6.4.11.27 Calibration Chart
Print the Confirmation Chart after Auto Tone Correction. ESS built-in HBPL Data.
Paper size is A3 and A4L.
Figure 1 j0bs64195
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6.4.12.1 Initialization (Life) and the display of life counter 3. "Parameter" in the [Down arrow] button to select, and then press [OK] button.
4. "Life" in the [Down arrow] button to select, and then press [OK] button.
Conduct life and display counter value of IIOT and life counter value initialization.
Table 1 Life counter

Display/
Item Threshold initialization
Deve HSG PV Y 38000 Display/initializa-
tion
Deve HSG PV M 38000 Display/initializa-
tion
Deve HSG PV C 38000 Display/initializa-
Life tion
Deve HSG PV K 38000 Display/initializa-
tion
Y Drum Ctrg PV 68200 Display/initializa-
tion
M Drum Ctrg PV 68200 Display/initializa-
tion Figure 1 j0bs64089
C Drum Ctrg PV 68200 Display/initializa-
tion
K Drum Ctrg PV 68200 Display/initializa-
tion
IBT Unit 120000 Display/initializa-
tion
2nd BTR Unit 120000 Display/initializa-
tion
Fusing Print Count 100000 Display/initializa-
tion
Fusing Time Count 18000000 Display/initializa-
tion
Deodorant Filter 120000 Display/initializa-
tion
EEPROM Write Cnt - Display
Tray1 F/R/N Roll 50000 Display/initializa-
tion
Tray2 F/R/N Roll 50000 Display/initializa- Figure 2 j0bs64090
tion
6. Press the [OK] button, it displays the value.
MSI FR Pad 50000 Display/initializa-
tion
Operation Procedure
Here are example how to initialize and verify the 2nd BTR Unit life counter value.

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7. To initialize the life counter value of 2nd BTR Unit, press the [Cancel Print] button, back to previous 10. Exit the CE mode. (See "6.4.4 How to Exit the CE Mode".)
screen.
Figure 4 j0bs64092
8. Select "Initialize" in the [Down arrow] button, and then press [OK] button.
Figure 5 j0bs64093
6.4.12.2 Life Print
Output of life count value maintained by IIOT.
NOTE:
Perform this with A4 paper loaded in Tray 1. (Reports are fit into A4 size)Although they still will be printed
even if any other paper size is loaded, parts of the images may be lost.If a paper size other than A4 is set
as a default settings for Paper Tray Settings, the reports will not be printed, while the Control Panel will
continue to display "Processing...".When that happens, turn the power OFF then ON, set the paper size
to A4 in Paper Tray Settings, and then instruct to print again in the CE Mode.
Operation Procedure
3. "Parameter" in the [Down arrow] button to select, and then press [OK] button.
4. "Life Print" in the [Down arrow] button to select, and then press [OK] button.
Figure 2 j0bs64096
Figure 3 j0bs64087
Figure 1 j0bs64095
5. Press the [OK] button, and then outputs "life count value".
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6.4.12.3 Procon Print 6. Press the [<--] (Back) button to return to the [Printer Diag] screen.
• Print current value of NVM used in Procon.

The actual sample that will be printed out is described in "ADJ 8.1.5 ProCon/RegCon Print".
Operation Procedure
3. Select [Parameter] with the [Down arrow] button and press the [OK] button.
4. Select [Procon Print] with the [Down arrow] button and press the [OK] button. Figure 3 j0bs64087
Figure 1 j0bs64199
5. Print out "Procon Print" by pressing the [OK] button.
Figure 2 j0bs64200
6.4.13 RTC Set
Setting of RTC (Real Time Clock).
Operation Procedure
3. "RTC Set" in the [Down arrow] button to select, and then press [OK] button.
Figure 3 j0bs64099
Figure 1 j0bs64097
4. Change the NVM value.

• [Move the Cursor (A) to the left or the right by pressing the [<] [>] buttons.
• Change the number of the cursor (A) by pressing the [Up arrow] button and [Down arrow] but-
ton.
Figure 2 j0bs64098

New RTC is set and press the [OK] button and printer will restart automatically.
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6.4.14.1 All Test 6.4.14.2 Fax Memory Test
All Test allows you to execute a series of Fax Memory, Fax Card I/F, AFE Serial I/F, IIT I/F, ASIC in one Fax Memory Test allows you to check the read and write ability of the Fax memory.
go.
Table 1 Fax Memory Test
Table 1 All Test Display After Diag
Display After Diag
Normal Error Note
Normal Error Note CHECK OK *** Test Check ***: Displays the name of the test ended in error.
CHECK OK *** Test Check ***: Displays the name of the test ended in error. NG (Fax Flash W/R / MRAM W/R)
NG (Fax Flash W/R / MRAM W/R / Fax Card I/F / AFE Serial I/F / IIT
I/F/ ASIC IJAC / ASIC JBIG)
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6.4.14.3 I/F Test 6.4.14.4 Fx Chip Test

I/F Test provides the communication test between Fax Card, AFE Serial I/F, and IIT. TBD
Table 1 I/F Test Table 1 Fx Chip Test

Display After Diag Display After Diag
Normal Error Note Normal Error Note

CHECK OK *** Test Check ***: Displays the name of the test ended in error. CHECK OK *** Test Check ***: Displays the name of the test ended in error.
NG (Fax Card I/F) NG
6.4.14.5 Relay/Signal Test Table 1 Relay/Signal Test
Table 1 Relay/Signal Test
Data Send V.34 33600bps - Sends the data specified with speed and
Item Range Description V.34 31200bps pattern (no pattern for V.34).
Relay Test Relay Toggle Test 50 - 9999 Toggles the Relay signal within the speci- V.34 28800bps
fied frequency. V.34 26400bps
Relay Set Test ON, OFF Outputs the Relay signal at a specified V.34 24000bps
level.
V.34 21600bps
Hook Test Hook Toggle Test 0150 - 9999 Toggles the Hook signal within the speci-
V.34 19200bps
fied frequency.
Hook Set Test ON, OFF Outputs the Hook signal at a specified
level. V.34 16800bps
Single Tone 0Hz - Continuously sends the selected frequency V.34 14400bps
Send 400Hz tone. V.34 12000bps
462Hz V.34 9600bps
V.34 7200bps
V.34 4800bps
1100Hz
V.34 2400bps
1300Hz
V.29 9600bps 5 patterns Sends the data specified with speed and
1500Hz
V.29 7200bps pattern.
V.27ter 4800bps 5 patterns Sends the data specified with speed and
2100Hz
V.27ter 2400bps pattern.
500Hz
600Hz
pattern.
900Hz
1000Hz pattern.
V.17 12000bps
DTMF Send DTMF Continuous 0 - 9, A - D, *, # Continuously sends the DTMF signal.
V.17 9600bps
DTMF Individually 16 digits Sends the multiple digits DTMF signal.
(each digit 0 - 9, A V.17 7200bps
- D, *, #) Line Voltage - Checks the Line Voltage status.
Dial Pulse DP10 Individually 10 digits Sends the multiple digits dial pulse (10pps) Line Current - Checks the Line Voltage status.
Send (each digit: 0 - 9) signal.
DP20 Individually 10 digits Sends the multiple digits dial pulse (20pps) Procedure
(each digit: 0 - 9) signal. The procedure below explains [DTMF Send] > [DTMF Continuous] as an example.
Ring Back Tone - Sends the ringback tone.
1. Enter the CE mode. (See "6.4.2 How To Enter the CE Mode")
2. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [Fax/Scanner Diag], and press the [OK] button.
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3. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [Fax/Scanner Diag], and press the [OK] button. 6. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [DTMF Send], and press the [OK] button.
Figure 4 j0bs64130
Figure 2 j0bs64128
5. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [Relay/Signal Test], and press the [OK] button.
Figure 5 j0bs64131
8. Use the [Up arrow] or [Down arrow] button to change the value and then press the [OK] button to
start sending the signal.
Figure 6 j0bs64132
9. To stop sending the signal, press the [<--] (Back) button.
Figure 7 j0bs64133
10. Press the [<--] (Back) button to return to the [Fax Scanner Diag] screen.
Figure 8 j0bs64134
11. Exit the CE mode. (See "6.4.4 How to Exit the CE Mode")
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6.4.15.1 Scan Counter
Displays the scan counter value.
Procedure
Figure 3 j0bs64136
5. Press the [<--] (Back) button to return to the [Fax/ Scanner Diag] screen.
Figure 4 j0bs64137

Figure 1 j0bs64170
3. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [Information], and press the [OK] button.
Figure 2 j0bs64135
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6.4.16.1 Scan Counter Clear 4. Press the [OK] button.
Table 1 IIT I/O Check

Item Sensor Status
Counter Clear (FB) Clears the value of the FB scan counter.
Counter Clear (DADF) Clears the value of the DADF scan counter.
Procedure
1. Enter the CE mode. (See "6.4.2 How To Enter the CE Mode") Figure 3 j0bs64172
Figure 4 j0bs64173
6. Clears the value of the FB scan counter.
Figure 1 j0bs64170
3. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [Scanner Maintenance], and press the [OK] button.
Figure 5 j0bs64174
Figure 2 j0bs641171
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6.4.16.2 Auto Shading

Purpose
Performs auto correction for the White Reference Board’s uneven density and degradation due to the
passage of time.
NOTE: Auto Shading is to be performed during CE Image Quality adjustment after replacing the Top
Cover or CIS Unit.
Procedure Figure 2 j0bs64151

1. Enter the CE Diag Mode (FAX/Scanner Diag -> Parameter) and input 715-106 in the Chain-Link to
set the Paper Type used during Auto Shading. 4. Load a stack of 10 A3 size blank sheets on the Platen and press <OK> to start the Auto Shading.
• Performs shading to stabilize the IIT state.
Table 1 • Obtains the shading data.
Default Setting • Performs sampling of white paper data to calculate and set the White Reference Correction
Chain-Link No. Value Paper Type Value Range Coefficient. (Written into NVMs [715-092 to 715-095].)
715-106 0 Use NVM Individual Paper Coeffi- 0 0~8 • Performs shading to reflect the result after the White Reference Adjustment.
IIT Paper Code cient 5. When the Auto Shading has completed, the following measured values will be displayed .
1 J paper
2 P paper
3 C2 paper
4 Green100 paper
5 Digital Color Xpression
6 Color Tech+
7 Xerox4200 paper
8 Xerox Business
Figure 3 j0bs64152
2. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [Auto Shading], and press the [OK] button. 6. Press the [<--] (Back) button to return to the [Fax/ Scanner Diag] screen.
3. Press the [OK] button. 7. Exit the CE mode. (See "6.4.4 How to Exit the CE Mode")
6.4.16.3 CVT Auto Shading (Color)
Purpose
This diagnostic function performs correction on the density dispersion that is caused by floating DADF.
• DADF Density Correction Mode (Color): Scans in Color and calculates the Color Density Coeffi-
cient.
NOTE: Auto Shading is to be performed during CE Image Quality adjustment after replacing the
DADF, Top Cover, or CIS Unit.
Figure 2 j0bs64154
Procedure
4. Load 1 A3 size blank sheet on the DADF and press <OK> to start the Auto Shading.
1. Enter the CE Diag Mode (FAX/Scanner Diag -> Parameter) and input 715-106 in the Chain-Link to
set the Paper Type used during Auto Shading.
• Obtains the shading data.
Table 1 • Performs sampling of white paper data to calculate and set the White Reference Correction
Coefficient. (Written into NVMs [715-097 to 715-099].)
Default Setting
Chain-Link No. Value Paper Type Value Range • Performs shading to reflect the result after the White Reference Adjustment.
715-106 0 Use NVM Individual Paper Coeffi- 0 0~8

IIT Paper Code cient
1 J paper
2 P paper
3 C2 paper
4 Green100 paper
6 Color Tech+ Figure 3 j0bs64155
7 Xerox4200 paper
8 Xerox Business 5. [When the Auto Shading has completed, the following measured values will be displayed .
2. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [CVT Auto Shading (Color)], and press the [OK] button.
Figure 4 j0bs64156
Figure 1 j0bs64153
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6.4.16.4 CVT Auto Shading (Gray)

Purpose
This diagnostic function performs correction on the density dispersion that is caused by floating DADF.
• DADF Density Correction Mode (BW): Scans in BW and calculates the BW Density Coefficient.
NOTE: Auto Shading is to be performed during CE Image Quality adjustment after replacing the
DADF, Top Cover, or CIS Unit.
1. Enter the CE Diag Mode and input 715-106 in the Chain-Link to set the Paper Type used during 4. Load 1 A3 size blank sheet on the DADF and press <Start> to start the Auto Shading.
Auto Shading.
Table 1 • Obtains the shading data.
• Performs sampling of white paper data to calculate and set the White Reference Correction
Default Setting
Coefficient. (Written into NVM [715-100].)
Chain-Link No. Value Paper Type Value Range
• Performs shading to reflect the result after the White Reference Adjustment.
715-106 0 Use NVM Individual Paper Coeffi- 0 0~8
IIT Paper Code cient
1 J paper
2 P paper
3 C2 paper
4 Green100 paper
6 Color Tech+
7 Xerox4200 paper Figure 3 j0bs64159
8 Xerox Business
5. When the Auto Shading has completed, the following measured values will be displayed .
2. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [CVT Auto Shading (Gray)], and press the [OK] button.
Figure 4 j0bs64160
Figure 1 j0bs64157
6.4.16.5 LED Caliblation 4. When the LED Calibration has completed, the following measured values will be displayed .
Use <Up> and <Down> on the control panel to scroll through the display and select [OK] to display-
Purpose the result. Select [Back] to return to the previous screen.
1. Performs correction on the dispersion that is caused by the LED lamp color sensitivity. Calculates a*
and b* from the Y Patch scan value of Calibration Chart (STP5001) and then compares them with
reference values that were pre-set in the NVM to select the Correction Coefficient No. to set in the
NVM.
2. At the same time, IIT Calibration is also performed to obtain the Reflective Ratio of each color by
scanning each YMCK Patch of Calibration Chart (STP5001) and store them in the NVM.
NOTE: LED Calibration is to be performed during CE Image Quality adjustment after replacing the LED
Lamp PWB or CIS Unit.

1. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [LED Calibration], and press the [OK] button.
(1) IIT Reflectivity
• R, G, B/ Y, M, C, K: numeric display (IIT Reflectivity_NVMs [715-282 to 715-293])
• Result: displays [OK] or [NG].
(2) Scan Image (for ENL/FMC), Result: displays [OK] or [NG]

• LED correction coefficient (NVM715-281)
• Calculated Value Before b* Correction (NVM715-269) b*: Reference value
Figure 1 j0bs64161 (3) Scan Image (for FLC), Result: displays [OK] or [NG]
• b*correction coefficient (NVM715-280)
• Calculated Value After b* Correction (NVM715-263) b*: Reference value
Figure 2 j0bs64162
3. Place the chart (STP5001) on the Platen and press <OK> to start the LED Calibration.
Figure 3 j0bs64163
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6.4.16.6 Component Check (IIT) Table 1 Component Check Input
Checks the IIT I/O components operation. Chain Link Parameter

062 240 ADF Exist
6.4.16.6.1 IIT Input 062 251 APS Sensor1
Procedure 062 253 APS Sensor2
1. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [Component Check], and press the [OK] button. 062 272 ScanStart
062 300 Platen I/L Switch
062 301 Angle Sensor
6.4.16.6.2 IIT Output

Procedure
1. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [Component Check], and press the [OK] button.
Figure 1 j0bs64181
2. Press the [OK] button to select [IT Input].
Figure 4 j0bs64181
2. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [IIT Output], and press the [OK] button.
Figure 2 j0bs64182
Figure 5 j0bs64184
Figure 3 j0bs64183
Table 1 Component Check Input

062 201 Sheet Abort
062 212 IIT Regi Sensor
6.4.16.7 DADF Component Check
Checks the DADF I/O components operation.
6.4.16.7.1 DADF IIT Input

Procedure
1. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [DADF Component Check], and press the [OK] button.
Figure 6 j0bs64190
Table 2 Component Check Output

062 002 IIT Exposure Lamp
062 005 IIT Scan Motor (Scan direction)
062 006 IIT Scan Motor (Return direction) Figure 1 j0bs64185
062 091 Exchange To ADF
2. Press the [OK] button to select [DADF IIT Input].
Figure 2 j0bs64188
Figure 3 j0bs64187
Table 1 DADF Component Check Input

005 102 Document Sensor
005 110 Regi Sensor
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Table 1 DADF Component Check Input
005 206 CVT Pre-Reg. Sensor
005 211 CVT Invert Sensor
005 212 CVT Feeder Cover Interlock Switch
005 213 DADF Open Sensor
005 215 CVT #1 Tray APS Sensor
005 216 CVT #2 Tray APS Sensor Figure 6 j0bs64189
005 217 CVT #3 Tray APS Sensor
005 221 CVT Tray Size SNR No.1 4. Press the [OK] button.
005 222 CVT Tray Size SNR No.2
005 224 ScanStart
005 228 APS
6.4.16.7.2 DADF IIT Output

Procedure
1. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [DADF Component Check], and press the [OK] button.
Figure 7 j0bs64191
Table 2 DADF Component Check Output

005 004 CVT Feed Motor
Figure 4 j0bs64185 005 010 CVT Feed Motor
005 046 CVT Platen Motor
2. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [DADF IIT Input], and press the [OK] button. 005 047 CVT Platen Motor
005 048 CVT Exit. Motor
005 049 CVT Exit. Motor
005 062 CVT Feed Clutch
005 072 CVT Nip Release Sol
005 083 Doc Ready
005 088 Image Area ON
005 098 TA Clutch
Figure 5 j0bs64188

6.4.16.8 DADF Size Detect Auto Adj.
Purpose
To automatically adjust the original size during DADF scan to the desired original size.
Procedure
1. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [DADF Size Detect Auto Adj.], and press the [OK] button.
Figure 4 j0bs64168
Figure 1 j0bs64165
NOTE: Pressing <OK> for machines that do not have a DADF will cause an Error to be displayed.
Figure 2 j0bs64166
3. Load 3 sheets of A4 LEF size originals.

4. Load the originals on the DADF and press <OK>.
5. The DADF Size Detect Auto Adjust will be performed. When this is in progress, the message [Pro-
cessing] is displayed on the UI.
Figure 3 j0bs64167
6. When the DADF Size Detect Auto Adjust has completed, the following measured values will be dis-
played . (Adjust OK or Adjust NG)
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6.4.17 Parameter (System Data Setting)

You can specify the Fax and Scan system data settings.
• 6.3.22 System Data List

• 6.3.3 DADF NVM List
• 6.3.4 IIT NVM List
Procedure
3. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [Parameter], and press the [OK] button.
Figure 2 j0bs64139
5. Change the setting value, and press the [OK] button.

• * (asterisk) will appear when the value is set.
4. Change the Chain Link number, and press the [OK] button. 6. Press the [<--] (Back) button to return to the [Fax Scanner Diag] screen.
• Use the [<-] and [->] buttons to move the cursor to right and left.
• Use the [Up arrow] and [Down arrow] buttons to increase or decrease the value where the cur-
sor is placed.
• Press the [OK] button, and the Chain Link number changed will appear.
Figure 4 j0bs64141

6.4.18 Backup Data Table 2 Initialization Data
Backup data in SRAM and EEPROM can be cleared. User and System
Data All User System Sys Document Data DADF
Table 1 Calling Table * * * * *
Normal Error Broadcast CRB Document * * *
Number
All Clear
Management Data in Broad- * * *
User Clear
Refer to Table 2 cast 1 Job
System Clear
Broadcast 1 Job Result * * *
User and System Clear
Substitute Queue * * * * *
System Data Init
Receiving Document Informa- * * * * *
Document Clear tion
DADFClear Document Number * * * * *
Document Management Table * * * * *
Table 2 Initialization Data
Directory Management Table * * * * *
User and System
FAT Chain Table * * * * *
Data All User System Sys Document Data DADF
FAT Chain Save Range * * * * *
EEPROM System Data * * * * *
FAT Delete Status Table * * * * *
SRAM System Data * * * * *
Table of Number of Sector *
System Error History * * * Erase Times
SW Bug History * * * Garbage Correction Information * * * * *
Diag History * * * Sector for Garbage Correction * * * * *
Local ID G3 * * * Garbage Correction Preparation * * * * *
Local Name * * * Sector
TX Header Logo * * * Fax Communication Speed *
Forward Dial Number * * * Counter
System Counter * ADF Scan Counter *
Speed Dial Block (Speed Dial * * * Platen Scan Counter *
Control Block) Total Signal Number * * *
Dial Group Block (Group Dial * * * Signal Data Buffer Pointer * * *
Registration Block) Signal Information Table * * *
SCAN to FTP/SMB Address * * * Signal Data Buffer * * *
Book
Number of SCJL Job Log Reg- * * *
SCAN to Email Address Book * * * istrations
Email Group Block (E-mail * * * SCJL Job Log Data * * *
Group Registration Block) Backup Check Data 2 *
Email Subject * * * Backup Data Status *
Email Text * * * Backup RAM Bottom *
Block for Communication Result * * *
Registration
Procedure
Communication Result Regis- * * *
The following procedure explains how to clear the data using [User Clear] as an example.
tration for Protocol Monitor
Report
Backup Check Data1 *
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3. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [BackUp Data], and press the [OK] button.
Figure 3 j0bs64144
Figure 1 j0bs64142 6. Press the [<--] (Back) button to return to the [BackUp Data] screen.
4. Use the [Down arrow] button to select [User Clear], and press the [OK] button.
Figure 4 j0bs64145
7. Press the [<--] (Back) button to return to the [Fax Scanner Diag] screen.
Figure 2 j0bs64143
5. Press the [OK] button. Figure 5 j0bs64146

6.5.1 Diagnosis Function Overview 6.5.2 Switch to Panel Diag Mode
Provide the diagnosis function as shown in the following chart as the Panel Device diagnosis function Press multiple keys ([0][5][8]) simultaneously from the Panel Device when the Power is ON to switch to
Panel Diag Mode.
Table 1
No. Diagnosis Function Name Function Overview
1 Memory Test Perform the test for access (read/write) to the memory, Flash-
Memory (ROM)/SDRAM (RAM)/EEPROM (NVM) that will be
installed in the Panel Device.
2 Hardware Key Test Check the hardware key. Display the character string that
supports all of the hardware keys on the LCD screen and
change the color of the letter of the key that is pressed.
3 Adjust Touch Screen Test Set the correction value of the Touch Panel.
Perform calibration for touch coordination of the Touch Panel.
4 Touch Screen Test Check the Touch Panel. Press the 9 buttons on the Touch
Panel in order and complete the Touch Panel test by pressing
all the buttons.
5 LED Test Perform the LED test. Turn ON the LED by pressing the but-
ton displayed on the LCD screen. The LED will turn OFF by
pressing the Stop button. It is possible to test blinks as well.
6 Buzzer Test Perform the buzzer test. Set the volume and press the Start
button to sound the buzzer. The buzzer will stop by pressing
the Stop button.
7 Brightness Test Check the Panel brightness.
Change the Panel brightness to 10 stages and check to see if
the brightness changes.
8 Display Test Check the PLCD screen display.
Display in the order of Red Screen, Green Screen, Blue
Screen, White Screen, Black Screen, Perimeter Frame
Screen, Color Bar Screen, Grayscale Screen, and check to
see if there is no Data Line Bit missing.
9 Adjust Sense of Touch Adjust the touch sensitivity.
Set the sensitivity with the numeric keypad and use that
adjusted value for the Panel touch operation to detect the
touch.
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6.5.3 Panel Diag Menu 6.5.4 Memory Test

6.5.3.1 Function Explanation 6.5.4.1 Function Explanation
• Displays the Panel Diag Function Menu. • Perform the test for access (read/write) to the memory, Flash-Memory (ROM)/SDRAM (RAM)/
EEPROM (NVM) that will be installed in the Panel Device.
• The screen can be switched by pressing the button on the LCD but can also be switched by specify- • If Flash-Memory test is selected, calculate the sum value of the Flash-Memory program area and
ing the diagnosis item number using the Hardware Key. compare it with the sum value stored in the Flash-Memory.
• If SDRAM test is selected, write 0xAAAAAAAA, 0x55555555, 0xFFFFFFFF, 0x00000000 in the
unused area of SDRAM and check to see if the written value can be read correctly.
6.5.3.2 Screen Layout
• If EEPROM (NVM) test is selected, write 0xAA, 0x55, 0xFF, 0x00 in the unused area of EEPROM
(A) shows the button is being pressed.
and check to see if the written value can be read correctly.

(A) Status Display Area
Figure 1 j0bs65001
Figure 1 j0bs65003
6.5.4.3 Operating Explanation

• Select the type of memory to test from the check box. (Multiple selection shall be enabled and all
items should be selected by default.)
• Perform the test for the selected memory by pressing the [Start] button.
• The [Start] button is invalid if no check boxes are selected.
• Display the progress of the memory test in Status Display Area (A).
Table 1
Status Display Meaning Remarks
Figure 2 j0bs65002
Checking ... Checking memory... If this state continues for a long period of
time, there is a possibility that it froze during
reading/writing.The state can be restored by
turning the power OFF/ON since it cannot be
operated from the Panel.
Check OK Memory check result: Normal
Memory ERROR Memory check result: Abnormal
• The [Start] button and [<-] button/[Delete] key do not do anything if any memory check is in 6.5.5 Hardware Key Test
progress.
• Return to the Panel Diag Menu using the [<-] button/[Delete] key.
6.5.5.1 Function Explanation
• Perform a test to see if the Hardware Key will be detected by pressing it.
• Enable the detecting diagnosis of the Hardware Key when it is simultaneous pressed as well.
• The Hardware Key character string displayed on the LCD will change its color while the Hardware
Key is being pressed. By releasing the Hardware Key, the character string color will remain changed
indicating that it has been pressed.
• The Hardware Key used in tests are as follows:
Table 1 Hardware Key List

Hardware Key Display Name
Services Services
Job Status Job Status
1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
6 6
7 7
8 8
9 9
0 0
* *
# #
C C
Redial/Pause Redial
Pause
Clear All Clear All
Stop Stop
Start Start
Energy Saver Energy
Saver
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6.5.5.2 Screen Layout 6.5.6 Adjust Touch Screen Test
• Set the correction value of the Touch Panel.
• Use a 3-point calibration method for the 4.3inch Touch Panel.

1. 1. Switch to the Touch Correction Screen if the Menu is selected.
Figure 1 j0bs65004

• Display the character string that corresponds to the Hardware Key and change the corresponding
character string color to Dark Green while the Hardware Key is being pressed.
The pressed Hardware Key will change the corresponding character string letters to Orange.
• Support simultaneous pressing of the Hardware Key as well, and if simultaneous pressing is Figure 1 j0bs65005
detected, change the corresponding multiple character string letter to Red (Even if it has already
been pressed, change to Red when multiple pressing occurs). 2. The color is changed if the "+" mark is touched.
• Return to the Panel Diag Menu using the [<-] button.
• Display the character string of the energy saving key in Gray.
Figure 2 j0bs65006

• Return to the Panel Diag Menu when the [Delete] key of the Hardware Key is pressed.
• Proceed to the Touch Screen Test screen after touching the last mark (First & middle marks need to
be touched before).
• Display the touched coordinate with a red "+" mark in the Panel Diag and CE Diag.
(In most cases, do not display if it was started up from the Maintenance Menu.)
6.5.7 Touch Screen Test 6.5.8 LED Test
• Display the Touch mark on the LCD and compare to see if the place matches with the place the user • Perform light test for the LED installed in the Panel Device to see if it turns ON/OFF.
has touched. If it matches after comparing, change the Touch mark color to indicate that it has been
touched correctly. Do not change the color of the Touch mark if it does not match.
• Energy saving LED is connected to the port in the ESS board. Due to this, the LED light control uses
USB I/F and the Panel Device instructs the energy saving LED control to the ESS.
1. Switch to the touch test screen when the Menu is selected. (It will automatically switch to this screen 6.5.8.2 Screen Layout
once the touch correction is completed)
2. The color can be changed by touching. 6.5.8.3 Operating Explanation

• Each button forms 1 group button (referred to as LED button group hereinafter) and operates alter-
natively. The default display is All Off.
• If there is anything selected from the LED button group, turn ON the corresponding LED. If it is not
selected, turn OFF the corresponding LED.
• If the [ALL LED] button is selected, select the LED button group and turn all LEDs ON. If there is a
LED button that is not selected, turn OFF the [ALL LED] button.
• Return to the Panel Diag Menu using the [<-]button/[Delete]key.

Figure 2 j0bs65008
• Disable the display of the Energy Saving Button.
• Refer to Operation Flow of the Screen Layout for basic operation specifications.
• Guide the Touch in a Z shape (Parallel from the left (upper left) to right (lower right).
• This test should be able to be terminated if any abnormality is detected on the Touch. The method
of termination shall be the "Delete" key of the Hardware Key and not the Touch Panel.
• Return to the Panel Diag Menu after the lower right mark is touched (Return to the Menu when the
lower right mark is touched even if everything not been touched).
• Display the corrected coordination with a blue "+" mark.
(In most cases, do not display if it was started up from the Maintenance Menu.)
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6.5.9 Buzzer Test 6.5.10 Brightness Test

• Perform buzzer sounding and buzzer stop test. • Perform Panel Device brightness test.
• The buzzer volume can be switched between 3 volumes: Low, Mid, High • The value changed with the Panel diagnosis function will not be reflected on the system data since
the purpose is to diagnose. The Panel brightness adjustment is open to KO and it can be set from
• The buzzer will sound by sounding instructions and will stop sounding by stopping the buzzer. Do the corresponding screen.
not stop the buzzer sound automatically.
• Enable the buzzer volume to be specified and buzzer to be turned on/off using the Hardware Key.
NOTE: The default value is 1.

NOTE: The default value is 1.
Figure 1 j0bs65011

• Adjust the brightness with Spinbox. The value range is from 1 (dark) to 10 (bright).
Figure 1 j0bs65010
6.5.9.3 Operating Explanation • The brightness can be changed with the numeric keypad as well. If a number that exceeds the max-
imum value is entered, the numeric keypad input will be invalid. The numeric keypad [0] of first row
• Adjust the volume with Spinbox.1: Volume Low, 2: Volume Mid, 3:Volume High
is invalid as well.
• Volume adjustment can be done using the numeric keypad as well. If a number that exceeds the
maximum value is entered, the numeric keypad input will be invalid. Numeric keypad [0] is invalid as
well. • Return to the Panel Diag Menu using the [<-] button.
• Sound the buzzer by pressing the [Start] button.
• The buzzer will stop by pressing the [Stop] button. • By pressing the [Delete] key, the brightness will return to default.
• The [Stop] button should always be enabled. In other words, buzzer stop instructions should always
be enabled even if the buzzer is not sounding. • Disable the "+"/"-" button display when the counter value reaches its Max/Min.
• The [Start] key/[Stop] key of the Hardware Key shall also be able to control buzzer sounding instead
of the [Start]button/[Stop]button.
• Return to the Panel Diag Menu using the [<-] button.
• By pressing the [Delete] key, the volume will return to default.
• Disable the "+"/"-" button display when the counter value reaches its Max/Min.
6.5.11 Display Test
• Display in the order of Red Screen, Green Screen, Blue Screen, White Screen, Black Screen,
Perimeter Frame Screen, Color Bar Screen, Grayscale Screen on the LCD and check to see if there
is no Data Line Bit missing.
• Red Screen
Figure 3 j0bs65014
• White Screen
Figure 1 j0bs65012
• Green Screen
Figure 4 j0bs65015
• Black Screen
Figure 2 j0bs65013
• Blue Screen
Figure 5 j0bs65016
• Perimeter Frame Screen
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6.5.12 Adjust Sense of Touch

• Acquire the PD4 (Y coordinate) voltage during the touch operation of the Panel and set the adjust-
ment value for determining whether the acquired value is standard value or above.
• Maintain the adjusted value in NVM of the Touch Panel Device.
• When touch operating the Panel, use the adjusted value that was set with this device and detect the
touch.
Figure 6 j0bs65017
• Color Bar Screen NOTE: The default value is 2801.
Figure 7 j0bs65018
Figure 1 j0bs65020
• Grayscale Screen

• Sensitivity adjustment value can be changed only with the numeric keypad.
• The value range is from 0 (low) to 915 (high). If a number that exceeds the maximum value is
entered, the numeric keypad input will be invalid.
• Set the value with the [OK] button/[Start] key and return to the Panel Diag Menu. The [x] button/
[Delete] key will not set the value and will return to the Panel Diag Menu.
• Return the sensitivity to its default value by pressing the [All Clear] key.
Figure 8 j0bs65019

• Move to the next screen with the [Start] key. Go back to the previous screen with the [Stop] key.
(The display shall be all Red when entering from the Menu and the it shall return to the Panel Diag
Menu when the [Start] key is pressed at the Grayscale screen.)
• Return to the Panel Diag Menu using the [Delete] key.

6.6.1 Activity Report (User Mode) 6.6.2 Activity Report (CE Mode)
**Send** **Send**
Table 1 Table 1
Document Recipien Start Time No. of Communicatio Communicatio Document Recipien Start Time No. of Mod Communicatio Communicatio
No. No. t Time used pages Mode n Contents n Result No. No. t Time used pages e n Contents n Result
1 xx xxx xx: xx x min xx x xx xxx xxxx 1 xx xxx xx: xx x min xx x xx xxx xxxx
2 xx xxx xx: xx sec xx xx xxx xxxx 2 xx xxx xx: xx sec xx xx xxx xxxx
x min xx x min xx
sec sec
**Receive** **Receive**
Table 2 Table 2
Document Start Time No. of Communicatio Communicatio Document Recipien Start Time No. of Communicatio Communicatio
No. No. Recipient Time used pages Mode n Contents n Result No. No. t Time used pages Mode n Contents n Result
1 xx xxx xx: xx x min xx x xx xxx xxxx 1 xx xxx xx: xx x min xx x xx xxx xxxx
2 xx xxx xx: xx sec xx xx xxx xxxx 2 xx xxx xx: xx sec xx xx xxx xxxx
x min xx x min xx
sec sec
In the following order, 1 Remote Station is recorded.
Table 3
During Registration Dialing Outgoing Call Recipient Name > Telephone Number > Remote ID >
Communication Mode
Table 4
Communication Result Contents
Ready Print or Store to Mailbox completes without any errors.
Line Busy The specified number of redials was exceeded
Auto Resend Call for resend without exceeding the limit on resending
Disconnect The operator forced a specific call to stop on the panel
Recipient Verification Required Error during communication caused by the recipient or the network
xxx-xxx Error Code has occurred (Chain-Link Code)
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6.6.3 Protocol Monitor Recorded G3 Signal Name and Implication
Format Overview Table 2
The implication of the symbol which appears in the arrow Signal Name Description
CED Called Station Identification Signal
In G3 mode, the command for displaying added information in the arrow is displayed.
CNG Outgoing Calling Tone
< [Added Information] - CI Function Display Signal
Example) ANSam Varied Answering Tone
< @- , < #- CM Calling Menu Signal
Implication of added information JM Common Menu Signal
CJ CM Terminal Signal
Table 1
NSF Non-standard Features
Added Information
CSI Called Station Identification
Code When sending When receiving
DIS Digital Identification Signal
- Normal signal Normal signal
NSC Non-Standard Function Command
@ Undefined Undefined
CIG Calling Terminal Identification
X Undefined CRC Error Detection
DTC Digital Send Command
# Undefined Undefined
SEP Selection Polling
! Undefined Carrier disconnected for 1sec in image information
PSA Polling Sub-Address
= Undefined Intermittent discontinuity in image information
PWD Password
/ Undefined Undefined
NSS Non-Standard Function Settings
* Undefined Undefined
TSI Transmission Terminal Identification
+ Undefined Undefined
DCS Digital Command Signal
: Undefined Undefined
SUB Sub Address
A Undefined Undefined
SID Sending Station Identification
B Undefined Undefined
TCF Training Check
C Undefined Undefined
CFR Reception Preparation Verification
D Undefined Undefined
FTT Training Failed
E Undefined Undefined
CTC Correction Continuation (ECM)
F Undefined Undefined
CTR Correction Continuation Response (ECM) [Response for CTC]
NSSX Non-Standard Function Settings
TCFX Training Check
PIX Image Information
TRN Training
CPIX Image Information (ECM)
EOM Note
EOP Message Ends
EOS Procedure Ends
MCF Message Confirmation
MPS Multi-Page Signal
PIN Procedure Disruption Reject
PIP Procedure Disruption Affirmation
Table 2
Signal Name Description
PRI-EOM Procedure Disruption EOM
PRI-MPS Procedure Disruption MPS
PRI-EOP Procedure Disruption EOP
RTN Retraining Reject
RTP Retraining Affirmation
EOR. EOM Resend Ends / Message Ends (ECM)
EOR. EOP Resend Ends / Procedure Ends (ECM)
EOR. MPS Resend Ends / Multi-Page Signal (ECM)
EOR.NULL Resend Ends / Partial Page Boundary (ECM)
EOR.PEOM Resend Ends / Procedure Disruption EOM (ECM)
EOR.PEOP Resend Ends / Procedure Disruption EOP (ECM)
EOR.PMPS Resend Ends / Procedure Disruption MPS (ECM)
ERR Resend Completion Response (ECM) [Response for EOR]
PPR Partial Page Request (ECM)
PPS. EOM Partial Page Signal / Message Ends (ECM)
PPS. EOP Partial Page Signal / Procedure Ends (ECM)
PPS. MPS Partial Page Signal / Multi-Page Signal (ECM)
PPS. NULL Partial Page Signal / Partial Page Boundary (ECM)
PPS. PEOM Partial Page Signal / Procedure Disruption EOM (ECM)
PPS. PEOP Partial Page Signal / Procedure Disruption EOP (ECM)
PPS. PMPS Partial Page Signal / Procedure Disruption MPS (ECM)
RNR Reception Not Allowed (ECM)
RR Reception Allowed (ECM)
EOMX Message Ends (Xerox)
EOR.EOMX Resend Ends / Message Ends (Xerox, ECM)
EOR.MPSX Resend Ends / Multi-Page Signal (Xerox, ECM)
EOR.PEOX Resend Ends / Procedure Disruption EOM (Xerox, ECM)
EOR.PMPX Resend Ends / Procedure Disruption MPS (Xerox, ECM)
MPSX Multi-Page Signal (Xerox)
PPS. EOMX Partial Page Signal / Message Ends (Xerox, ECM)
PPS. MPSX Partial Page Signal / Multi-Page Signal (Xerox, ECM)
PPS. PEOX Partial Page Signal / Procedure Disruption EOM (Xerox, ECM)
PPS. PMPX Partial Page Signal / Procedure Disruption MPS (Xerox, ECM)
PRI-MPSX Procedure Disruption MPS (Xerox)
PRI-EOMX Procedure Disruption EOM (Xerox)
CRP Command Resend
DCN Disconnection Command
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6.6.4.1 Protocol Trace

T.30 PROTOCOL TRACE DIS/DCS (Year 2000 version)
According to the recommendation in year 2000 ITU-T (previously, CCITT), FIF Bit assignment of DIS,
DCS, DTC signals was modified and reached the maximum of 12 bytes (96 bits). According to the new
recommendation (F Code/Color Fax/Internet Fax unctions, etc), the assignment of individual Bits is dis-
played as follows. (DIS FIF=20EEFAC4801F is used as an example)
Table 1
Hexadecimal
number Binary
0 0000
1 0001
2 0010
3 0011
4 0100
5 0101
6 0110
7 0111
8 1000
9 1001
A 1010
B 1011
C 1100
D 1101 Figure 1 j0mf2701
E 1110
F 1111
Link is provided inside each Bit in the following illustration described in the Electronic Manual. Press the
button of the item to link to its contents description.
NOTE: *The stamp sets the reserved Bit to '0'.
NOTE: JBIG: Joint Bi-level Image Coding Experts Group... Binary Image Encoding Method, Reversible
(can be restored to original data after compression/expansion), for BW Fax Use
JPEG: Joint Photographic Coding Experts Group... Multi-Value Natural Image Encoding Method,
Non-Reversible (cannot be restored to original data once compressed or expanded), for Color Fax
Use
6.6.4.2 FCF/FIF Description 6.6.4.3 Bit 7 Description
DIS: 80 64: ECM Frame size (DCS is invalid)
DCS: 82/83 0 -> 256 Octet

1 -> 64 Octet
DTC: 81
Refer to ’EFS’ of Bit 28 (6.6.4.15)
Frame (Signal) List Table sent by Sending Station during F-Code Communication... Frame Name is
printed in protocol
Table 1
Frame Name FCF Name/Contents
PWD C1 Password. Enter password in FIF.
Sending permitted only when Bit 50 of DIS is 1.
SEP A1 Selective Polling. Enter the Sub Address in FIF.
Displays the specific document number when used with PSA concurrently.
PSA 61 Polling Sub Address. Enter the Sub Address in FIF.
SUB C2/C3 Sub Address. Enter the Sub Address of the called party in FIF.
SID A2/A3 Sending Station ID. Enter the identification number (Local Station ID) of the
Sending Station in FIF.
The frame (signal) that can be used is decided according to the capability of the Receiving Station
declared by DIS.
Every frame in the table has to be sent prior to DCS.
When sending, Bit 49 and 50 of DCS and Bit 35, 47, and 50 of DTC must be set to ’1’.
Enter 20 characters for Password in ASCII code (0-9, #, *) and 20 characters for Sub Address in ASCII
code (0-9).
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6.6.4.4 Bit 6 Description 6.6.4.5 Bit 16 Description

V8: V.8 Capability (28.8Kbps MODEM Function, SG3) D2: Two Dimension Coding (Encoding Capability)
0 -> Off 0 -> MH only

1 -> On (DCS is invalid) 1 -> MH and MR
6.6.4.6 Bit 15 Description 6.6.4.7 Bit 14~11 Description
VR: Vertical Resolution (Slow Scan Linear Density) DSR: Data Signaling Rate (Electrical Transmission Speed), [ ] corresponds to the past machine only
0 -> 3.85l/mm 1 -> 3.85l/mm and 7.7l/mm Table 1

Also see Bit 44 and 45 14 13 12 11 DIS/DTC DCS
• Bit 44: Refer to 6.6.4.22 0 0 0 0 V27ter Fall Back 2400 Bit/s: V27ter
• Bit 45: Refer to 6.6.4.21 0 0 1 0 V27ter 4800 Bit/s: V27ter

0 0 0 1 V29 9600 Bit/s: V29
0 0 1 1 V27ter and V29 7200 Bit/s: V29
0 1 0 0 Not Used Invalid [14400 Bit/s: V33]
0 1 1 0 Preset Invalid [12000 Bit/s: V33]
0 1 0 1 Not Used Preset
0 1 1 1 Invalid [V27ter, V29, Preset
V33]
1 0 0 0 Not Used 14400 Bit/s: V17
1 0 1 0 Preset 12000 Bit/s: V17
1 0 0 1 Not Used 9600 Bit/s: V17
1 0 1 1 V27ter, V29, [V33] V17 7200 Bit/s: V17
1 1 1 0 Preset Preset
1 1 1 1 Preset Preset
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RX: Reception Capability TX: Preparation of Send Originals or Documents for Public Polling
0 -> Off 0 -> Send Document Not Available (DCS is fixed at 0)

1 -> On 1 -> Ready
6.6.4.10 Bit 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 72, 80, 88, 96, 104, 112 6.6.4.11 Bit 21~23 Description
Description MSL: Minimum Scan Line (Minimum Scan Line Electrical Transmission Time Capability)
EXT: Extend Field (Extended Field)
Table 1
0 -> Indicates no data in the subsequent byte DIS (Minimum Scan Line Time
1 -> Indicates data in the subsequent byte 23 22 21 Capability) DCS (Minimum Scan Line Time)
0 0 0 20ms (3.85l/mm): T7.7=T3.85 20ms
1 0 0 40ms (3.85l/mm): T7.7=T3.85 40ms
0 1 0 10ms (3.85l/mm): T7.7=T3.85 10ms
0 0 1 5ms (3.85l/mm): T7.7=T3.85 5ms
1 1 0 10ms (3.85l/mm): T7.7=1/2 T3.85 Not Used
0 1 1 20ms (3.85l/mm): T7.7=1/2 T3.85 Not Used
1 0 1 40ms (3.85l/mm): T7.7=1/2 T3.85 Not Used
1 1 1 0ms (3.85l/mm): T7.7=T3.85 0ms
• Displays the minimum scanning time per scan line for 7.7l/mm (High Quality) and 3.85l/mm (Stan-
dard) Slow Scan Linear Density of T7.7 and T3.85 respectively.
• T7.7=1/2 T3.85 means that the scanning time in High Quality mode is reduced to half of the scan-
ning time in Standard Mode.
• MSL is being ignored at ECM Communication.
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6.6.4.12 Bit 19, 20 Description 6.6.4.13 Bit 17, 18 Description

UL: Unlimited (Unlimited length=Roll Paper) WA3: Width of A3 (A3 Width)
LB4: Length of B4 (B4 length) WB4: Width of B4 (B4 Width)
Table 1 Table 1
Maximum Record Length (Slow Scan WA3 WB4 Maximum Record Width (Fast Scan Width)
UL LB4 Length) 0 0 A4 width (215mm)
0 0 A4 length (297mm) 0 1 Below B4 width (255mm) (A4 included)
0 1 B4 length (364mm) and A4 length (297mm) 1 0 Below A3 width (303mm) (B4 and A4 included)
1 0 Unlimited length (Roll Paper) 1 1 Invalid (Selection not allowed)
1 1 Invalid (Selection not allowed)
T6: T.6 Coding (MMR Coding) EFS: ECM Frame size (ECM Frame Octet Count)
0 -> MMR Coding Disabled 0 -> 256 Octet (DIS is fixed at 0)

1 -> MMR Coding Enabled 1 -> 64 Octet
NOTE: Among Bit 7 data, when DIS Bit 7 is '1', DCS Bit 28 will be declared as '1', and ECM frame will
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ECM: Error Correction Mode UCM: Uncompressed Mode
0 -> ECM Disabled 0 -> Off

1 -> ECM Enabled 1 -> On
6.6.4.18 Bit 25 Description 6.6.4.19 Bit 1, 3, 33~38, 47, 49~51, 53~55, 57, 59, 60, 62, 65~71,
HSM: 2400BPS Handshaking 73~75, 81~84, 87, 92~95, 97~99, 101, 102 Description
0 -> Off Table 1
1 -> On
Divisio Contents [For DIS/DTC -> 1: With capability, 0: No capability; For
HSM is pertinent to past models. New recommended machine is set to ’0’. n Bit No. Item Name DCS -> 1: Send the relevant signal, 0: Do not send]
I Bit 1 SIM Internet Fax Simple Mode Capability
I Bit 3 REAL Internet Fax Real time Internet Fax
- Bit 33 IGN Invalid Field Signal Capability
F Bit 34 SPC F Code Multiple Selection Polling Capability. DCS is set to 0. (Refer to
the table in 6.6.4.2)
F Bit 35 SUB F-Code Polling Sub Address CapabilityDCS is set to 0.
(Refer to the table in 6.6.4.2)
C Bit 36 T43 Color Fax T.43 Encoding Capability. Select T.43 or JPEG (Bit 68) as the
Encoding Method
C Bit 37 INT Color Fax Plain Interleave Capability. Valid only when Bit 36 is 1.
F Bit 34 SPC F Code Multiple Selection Polling Capability. DCS is set to 0.
F Bit 47 SEP F Code Selection Polling Capability. DCS is set to 0.
F Bit 49 SAC F Code Sub Address Capability
F Bit 50 PWC F Code Password Capability
- Bit - File Transfer Capability
51~51
- Bit - Mixed Mode / Bit 66 and 67
59~65
C Bit 68 JPG Color Fax JPEG Encoding Capability. Bit 27 (ECM) is set to 1 if this is
set to 1.
C Bit 69 FC Color Fax Full Color Capability. Valid only when Bit 68 is 1.
C Bit 70 HUF Huffman Code Table Command. Valid only when Bit 68 is 1. DIS is set
to 0. (Change the compression rate based on the Code Table)
C Bit 71 12 12bit/pixel Capability. For 0, image data is 8bit/pixel. Valid only when Bit
68 is 1.
C Bit 73 SAM Color Fax Sub Sampling Disabled (L*, a*, b* is 1: 1: 1). 0 is 4: 1: 1. Valid
only when Bit 68 is 1.
C Bit 74 ILL Color Fax Non-Standard Irradiated Light. 0 uses CIE Standard Irradi-
ated Light D50. Valid only when Bit 68 is 1.
C Bit 75 GAR Color Fax Non-Standard Gamut Range. 0 uses the standard range.
Valid only when Bit 68 is 1.
- Bit 81 HKM HKM key
- Bit 82 RSA RSA key
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Table 1 6.6.4.20 Bit 46 Description
Divisio Contents [For DIS/DTC -> 1: With capability, 0: No capability; For HMSL: Super High Quality Mode MSL Time (Valid for DIS only)
n Bit No. Item Name DCS -> 1: Send the relevant signal, 0: Do not send]
- Bit 84 HFX HFX40 Code 0 -> T15.4=T7.71 -> T15.4=1/2 T7.7
- Bit 87 HFI HFX40-I Hashing Capability • If HMSL is ’1’ and T7.7 is 10, 20, 40ms, the linear scan time for Super High Quality Mode is reduced
- Bit T44 Mixed Raster Contents Mode to 1/2 of High Quality Mode.
92~95 • If DIS T7.7 is 0ms or 5ms (Bit 23, 22 and 21 are 111, 001, and 110 respectively), Bit 46 must be set
C Bit 97 C34 Color Fax 300x300, or 400x400 pixels/25.4mm Capability to ’0’.
C Bit 98 C100 Color Fax 100x100 pixels/25.4mm Capability

- Bit 99 BFT Binary File Transfer Capability
I Bit 101 IP Internet Fax Selective Polling. DCS is set to 0.
I Bit 102 IA Internet Fax Routing Address. When used in DCS, other F-Code Bit 49
and 50 may be set to 1.
Division Description
Table 2
Division Contents
C: Color Fax Scan a color document with a Scanner of 200 dpi or more and encode (com-
press) the image data with 8x8 bits pixel elements (or more) (CIELAB data
Expressed by L*, a*, b*) to JPEG or T43 for transmission purposes. ECM is
required for G3. a*: +Red<->Green- (’+’ value for Red and ’-’ value for Green),
b*: +Yellow<->Blue-(same) CIELAB Data Color Component Sampling L*,a*,b* -
> 4: 1: 1 shows that a*, b* components are reduced to 1/4 of L* component
(Brightness element data).1: 1: 1 indicates that Sub Sampling is not performed
(not thinned out).
Moreover, if only L* component is being used while a*,b* value is set to 0, 0, it
will become BW Fax.
F: F-Code (Refer to Table 2 for F-Code) F-Code Communication also supports password-
protected Mail Box communication with machine of other brands. Registers the
password or sub-address to the receiving station and notifies the setup avail-
ability in DIS.
Add password, sub address, and others in the function frame at the Sending
Station and send. The Receiving station will receive only if the settings match. If
the Sending Station does not have the capability, the frame will not be sent.
T: File Transfer -
M: Mixed Mode -
MBR: Meteric Based Resolution Preferred IBR: Inch Based Resolution Preferred
(mm series resolution capability ... DIS only) (Inch Series Resolution Capability) DIS
DIS 0 -> Off

1 -> On
0 -> Off DCS
1 -> On (DCS is optional)
When Bit 15 is ’1’* 0 -> mm series
1 -> Inch series
Table 1
Resolution (relationship between Bit 15 and Bit 43, 44, and
MBR IBR 45)
0 1 200x200 pel/inch
1 0 8x7.7 l/mm
1 1 8x7.7l/mm and 200x200pel/inch
When Bit 43 is ’1’*
Table 2
Resolution (relationship between Bit 15 and Bit 43, 44, and
MBR IBR 45)
0 1 400x400 pel/inch
1 0 16x15.4 l/mm
1 1 16x15.4 l/mm and 400x400 pel/inch
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Super High Quality Capability 300x300 pel/inch (TC7033 Super High Quality-equivalent)
0 -> Off 0 -> Off

1 -> On 1 -> On
DIS 16x15.4 l/mm and/or 400x400 pel/inch
DCS 16x15.4 l/mm or 400x400 pel/inch

8x15.4 l/mm (7017/7045 High Quality 2-equivalent) 85O: T.85 JBIG Option Capabilities
0 -> Off 0-> OFF

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85B: T.85 JBIG Basic Capacity LEG: North America Legal Size (215.9x355.6mm)
0: OFF 0: OFF
1: On (Bit 27: ECM is set to ’1’) 1: On (when DIS/DTC is 1, the reception capability of A4 size is required)
6.6.4.29 Bit 76 Description 6.6.4.30 Bit 105~109 Description
LET: North America Letter Size (215.9x279.4mm)
Table 1
0: OFF Bit NO Contents Description Value
1: On (when DIS/DTC is 1, the reception capability of A4 size is required)
105 600 600x600 pixels/25.4mm 1: ON
0: OFF
106 1200 1200x1200 pixels/25.4mm 1: ON
0: OFF
107 3x6 300x600 pixels/25.4mm 1: ON
0: OFF
108 4x8 400x800 pixels/25.4mm 1: ON
0: OFF
109 6x12 600x1200 pixels/25.4mm 1: ON
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6.6.5.1 Super G3 Fax
In 1996 ITU-T, [Super G3 Fax] is recommended.[Super G3 Fax] supports 28.8Kbps Fax communication,
has modem capability of V.8 and V.34, and its protocol consists of V.8 and V.34 parts....33.6Kbps is also
available as an option. With [Super G3 Fax], 28.8Kbps communication with the other companies Fax is
made possible, and so is the communication with the conventional 14.4K/9600 bps G3 Fax.
• When communicating via [Super G3] mode, [SG3] is recorded in the Report Mode column.
• [Super G3] Image Information Transmission is performed in ’ECM (Error Correction Mode)’.
• V.34 is the standard for 28.8K (option: 33.6K) to 2400 bps modem; V.8 is the standard for deciding
on the procedure to select the optimal mode for the preceding line condition to V.34.FIF configura-
tion (Table 1) of CM and JM signals used in V.8 and the details of every bit are as follows.
[Super G3 Fax] can communicate with conventional Fax in standards other than V.34 (28.8K), such as
V.17 (14.4K) and V.29/V.27ter(9600/4800), and has V.8 feature which supports the procedure for select-
ing the optimal speed for verifying the line condition.
• TCF signal (in Phase B) is not used in V.34.

• The command (such as NSF/DIS) speed for the conventional procedure is 1200bps in V.34.
Figure 1 j0mf2716
NOTE1 Signal Names and Contents
CNG (Calling signal):

The signal for showing the communication function from the outgoing terminal is sent continu-
ously until ANSam arrives.
CNG is not recorded in Trace.
During Manual Send, ’CI’ signal is sent as V.8 Calling signal
When Phase B is entered without ANSam being detected and DIS V.8 capability is available
(bit 6=1)’, send CI from the outgoing side and return to the V.8 procedure in Super G3 mode.
ANSam (Response signal):
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Stops after the signal with amplitude of 2100Hz modulated by15Hz is being sent continuously 6.6.5.2 V.8 CM/JM Signal
for 4sec, or once CM is detected. Fax without Super G3 capability is detected as CED.
FIF configuration (Table 1) of CM and JM signals used in V.8 and the details of every bit are as follows.
CM (Calling Menu Signal):
300bps signal (*) that declares the modem mode that can be used at outgoing terminal. V.8 is the standard that decides the procedure for modem with multiple capabilities to auto select the opti-
JM (Joined Menu Signal): mal mode corresponding to the line condition.
Stops when 300bps signal, which declares the modem mode that can be used on the outgoing/
incoming terminal, and CJ are detected (For CM or JM FIF, refer to No. 2 ’V.8 CM/JM Signal’)
CJ (CM terminator):
Continuation of 300bps and 3 octet ’0’ by signals which indicate the end of CM and verify JM.
NOTE2 Signal Names and Contents
V.34ph2 (Phase 2): Probing

Measures the line attribute using Probing signal.
V.34ph3 (Phase 3): Equalizer Training
Set up the modem equalizer by the TRN signal
V.34ph4 (Phase 4): Final Training
Determines the signal speed
(V.34 Phase 1 is V.8 procedure)
This section (Phase 2 to 4) is automatically performed by the modem at the outgoing and incoming
terminals. Send Level, Equalizer, and Modulator Speed are determined. The value determined here
takes precedence over the NSF/DIS contents.
Figure 1 j0mf2717
6.6.5.3 V.8 Operation / Auto Send
[Super G3 Fax] can communicate with conventional Fax in standards other than V.34 (28.8K), such as
V.17 (14.4K) and V.29/V.27ter (9600/4800). Communication procedure is selected following the flow
below based on the capability of the remote station/detected signal.
Below is the flow when either the incoming or outgoing terminal or both has [Super G3 Fax] capability
and Auto Send takes place at the outgoing terminal.
Figure 2 j0mf2718
Figure 1 j0mf2719
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6.6.5.4 V.8 Operation/Manual Send 6.6.5.5 Troubleshooting of Super G3 Fax

Below is the flow for Manual Send at the Sending Terminal. As Super G3 Fax belongs to analog communication, its basic troubleshooting is the same as G3 Fax. As
differences exist due to the fast communication speed and the different communication procedure, trou-
bleshooting unique in Super G3 mode will be described.
Super G3 Fax can communicate up to a maximum speed of 28800bit/s with V.34 modem. With option, it
can communicate up to 33600bit/s.
As the conventional communication speed is 14400bit/s (V.17), to achieve high speed communication by
V.34, you have to perform data transmission of 2 times or above the conventional speed at one time.
Therefore, communication is affected by the quality of telephone line now more than before. Even with
telephone lines that can communicate without errors in 14400/9600bit/s, communication errors may
occur in Super G3.
Normal analog public lines have satisfactory frequency characteristics in 300-3400Hz zone. Even if
Super G3 communication sends or receives using the same remote party or telephone line, the commu-
nication speed may differ. This is because the speed is decided based on the line quality measured at the
sending side using the Probing feature performed in V.34 procedure, and when sending or receiving is
done in Super G3, the result from Probing is changed. That is, Super G3 mode cannot always communi-
cate at the highest speed (33600bit/s). Domestic Super G3 communication can achieve a speed of
21600bit/s and above in most cases.
The conventional Fax at 14400bit/s or lower uses half-duplex communication which sends the signal
alternately whereas Super G3 Fax is performed using full-duplex communication which has a different
communication procedure. In full-duplex communication, Fax from both sides will send signal concur-
rently and each side can monitor the signal of the remote party while sending its own signal. Therefore,
until now, the communication status can be verified by monitoring the sound of the line but Super G3
communication is unable to judge by the monitor sound. That is, when communication error occurs, pro-
tocol monitor analysis is required now more than ever, and the frequency in which the Traces between
the incoming and outgoing stations are compared increases.
Super G3 Troubleshooting Precautions
ECM: ECM is required in Super G3 communication. Set the ECM feature to OFF and communicate via
V.17/V.29(1400/9600bit/s) instead of V.34, even if Super G3 mode is available.
Communication Procedure: Super G3 communication procedure consists of V.8 and V.34 procedures.
Figure 1 j0mf2720
V.8 procedure will determine the verification of Super G3 mode and the communication speed. Once the
V.8 procedure has completed, it will proceed to V.34 procedure and transmit image information via V.34
procedure. V.34 procedure has the same command names as G3 procedure (such as V.17/V.29) and
most of their protocol traces are the same, but as it uses full-duplex communication, its command trans-
mission speed is 1200bit/s.
V.8 procedure uses CNG (or CI: for Manual Send) sent by the outgoing terminal and ANSam tonal Line Frequency Characteristics (F attribute): Attributes for telephone line frequency is known as [Fre-
(sound) signal sent by the incoming terminal. If the line is noisy or the signal level is low, these tonal sig- quency Characteristic], and ideally, the characteristic is uniform between 300 to 3400Hz used by the tele-
nals cannot be recognized properly by the remote station and resulting in errors. Procure the protocol of phone. However, for public lines, it is normal for the lower frequency and the higher frequency to
the remote station and determine whether the signals (recorded in one’s Trace) sent from here are deteriorate (attenuation distortion, delayed signals), and the deterioration extent increases as the ground
recorded. distance (accurately speaking, the line distance for the analog section) becomes longer. As compared to
normal telephone calls and G3 Fax communication, the Frequency Characteristics for Super G3 commu-
V.34 procedure is being carried out in order of Phase 2, 3, and 4, and [V34ph2], [V34ph3], and [V34ph4] nication is greatly affected. Even for lines that can carry out 14000/9600bps communication normally,
is recorded in the Protocol Trace. If Phase 4 has completed successfully, proceed to Phase B, C, D, and error may occur in Super G3 communication. As audio compression is being performed in most of the
E. Please refer to the procedure in the past for the troubleshooting here. Corporate Leased Lines (digital lines), the Frequency Characteristic is worst than the NTT public line,
resulting in a high level of error occurrences in Super G3 communication.
When the line is noisy or the signal is low, the procedure is not carried out properly. When Phase 2, 3,
and 4 is being carried out repeatedly, [V34ph2], [V34ph3], [V34ph4], [V34ph2], [V34ph3], [V34ph4]... will
be recorded in the Protocol Trace repeatedly. If error occurred in the procedure of Phase 2, [V34ph2] is
recorded but not [V34ph3] and [V34ph4].
It can determine whether there is a problem with the analog characteristics of the telephone line in both
examples described here and determine if the Send level is not appropriate.
Send level: As Super G3 Fax is analog communication, the signal level is very important. Especially
when the noise level ratio (known as S/N ratio) becomes an issue. To detect the signal correctly, the S/N
ratio must be above a certain level. Verify the Protocol Trace, if the remote station indicates ’Same signal
is sent repeatedly’, ’Do not advance to the next procedure’, or the likes, it will mean that the remote sta-
tion cannot recognize the signal from here.
In such cases, you can try changing the Send Level. If the Send Level is increased with the same noise
level, S/N ratio becomes larger. When changing the Send Level, slowly increase or decrease the level (1-
2dB) and test the communication several times with the changed value to find the best value.
However, if digital lines (ISDN/Corporate Digital Leased Line) or digital devices (such as digital PBX/TA)
are used, analog signal with too high a level will cause the wave pattern to become erratic and the com-
munication cannot take place normally (when performing analog-digital modulation, the wave pattern of
high level signals is erratic). In line environment like this, lower the Send Level for satisfactory communi-
cation.
Speed: The highest speed is 33600bit/s for Super G3 mode; however, most of the PSTN communica-
tions in Japan are performed in 31200~21600 bit/s. If the line condition is very bad, the speed may be
reduced to 9600bit/s. Communication speed is determined by the result of Phase 2 procedure for V.34
Send Terminal. Therefore, even if the same line is used, a change in the Send Terminal will affect the
communication speed.
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7 Wiring Data
7.1 Plug/Jack Location List
7.1.1 Plug/Jack Location List.......................................................................................... 3
7.1.2 Plug/Jack Location ................................................................................................ 6
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How to Use the Plug/Jack Location List
Table 1 Plug/Jack Location List
• To find which position to install specific connectors to, refer to the table ’Plug/Jack Location List ’ for
Figure No. and Item No., and then to the figure in ’Plug/Jack Positions.’ P/J Fig Item Remarkes (where to Connect)
• P/J No. on ’Plug/Jack Location List’ is expressed in the four ways below: P/J1 9 21 Drive PWB
• J250 represents Jack 250. P/J1 3 13 UI PWB C
• P250 represents Plug 250. P1 10 6 LVPS (Connect to J510)
• CN1 represents Connector 1. J1 11 17 AC Inlet
• FS1 represents Faston Terminal 1. J1 8 15 ESS PWB
P2 3 10 UI PWB C
P2 10 5 LVPS (Connect to J511)
J2 11 15 AC Inlet
P3 3 9 UI PWB L
P/J3 3 11 UI PWB C
P3/J3C 8 5 ESS PWB
J3 11 13 Main Power Switch
P5 3 8 UI PWB C (Connect to J840)
P5/J5C 8 6 ESS PWB
P/J6 8 4 ESS PWB
J7 11 16 AC Inlet
P/J9 8 13 ESS PWB
Figure 1 7001 P/J10 8 11 ESS PWB
P/J11 8 10 ESS PWB
P/J12 8 9 ESS PWB
P/J13 8 16 ESS PWB
P14 8 3 ESS PWB (Connect to J421(DADF))
P/J15 8 2 ESS PWB
P/J19 8 1 ESS PWB
P40 8 17 ESS PWB (Debug)
P/J100 4 8 Waste Toner Bottle Full Sensor
P/J101 4 4 Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (Y)
P/J101 12 1 Tary 2 Paper Size Sensor
P/J102 4 3 Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (M)
P/J103 4 2 Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (C)
P/J104 4 1 Toner CRUM Connector Assembly (K)
P/J104 12 5 STM Left Cover Switch
P/J105 5 1 Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (Y)
P/J106 5 1 Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (M)
P/J106 12 8 Tray 2 No Paper Sensor
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Table 1 Plug/Jack Location List Table 1 Plug/Jack Location List
P/J Fig Item Remarkes (where to Connect) P/J Fig Item Remarkes (where to Connect)
P/J107 5 1 Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (C) P/J409 9 7 Drive PWB
P/J107 12 7 Tray 2 Level Sensor P/J410 9 3 Drive PWB
P/J108 5 1 Xero CRUM Connector Assembly (K) P/J411 9 9 Drive PWB
P/J108 12 2 Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor P/J412 9 8 Drive PWB
P/J109 11 8 YMC Link Sensor P/J414 9 1 Drive PWB
P/J110 7 5 MSI No Paper Sensor P/J415 9 14 Drive PWB
P/J111 7 2 Regi. Sensor P/J416 9 4 Drive PWB
P/J112 7 3 MOB ADC Sensor (R-Rad) P/J417 9 17 Drive PWB
P/J113 7 1 MOB ADC Sensor (R-Rad_Low) P/J418 9 20 Drive PWB
P/J114 7 4 Tray 1 No Paper Sensor P/J419 9 10 Drive PWB
P/J115 6 5 Fusing Unit Exit Sensor J421 2 18 Connector (Connect to P14)
P/J116 11 20 Tray 1 Paper Size Sensor P430 8 7 ESS PWB (Connect to J356(O.P))
J120 4 7 Front Cover Interlock Switch P432 8 8 ESS PWB (Connect to J950(O.P))
J121 4 6 Front Cover Interlock Switch J433 8 14 ESS PWB
J122 11 4 L/H Cover Interlock Switch P/J436 8 12 ESS PWB
J123 11 3 L/H Cover Interlock Switch J500 4 5 Connector (Connect to P520)
P/J200 11 22 Toner Dispense Motor (C,K) P/J501 10 4 LVPS
P/J201 11 21 Toner Dispense Motor (Y,M) P/J502 10 3 LVPS
P/J202 9 2 Drive PWB (to Fusing Exhaust Fan) P/J503 10 1 LVPS
P/J203 11 1 Invert Drive Motor P/J504 10 2 LVPS
P/J204 11 7 Regi. Clutch J510 10 6 Connector (Connect to P1)
P/J205 7 7 Duplex Clutch J511 10 5 Connector (Connect to P2)
P/J206 7 6 MSI Feed Clutch P520 4 5 HVPS (Connect to J500)
P/J207 11 5 Fusing Motor P/J541 13 3 STM PWB
P/J208 11 6 Main Motor P/J548 13 2 STM PWB
P/J209 11 9 Sub Motor P/J550 13 5 STM PWB
P/J210 11 10 Tray 1 Feed Clutch P/J551 13 4 STM PWB
P/J211 11 2 YMC Link Solenoid P553 13 6 STM PWB (to CPU-ROM Writor)
P/J221 12 6 Tary 2 Feed/Lift Up Motor DJ600 6 1 Fusing Unit (Connect to DP600)
P/J224 13 1 STM Takeaway Motor DJ600S 6 1 Fusing Unit (Connect to DP600S)
J356 14 2 FAX Speaker (Connect to P430) DP600 6 6 Connector (Connect to DJ600)
P/J400 9 16 Drive PWB DP600S 6 6 Connector (Connect to DJ600S)
P/J401 9 15 Drive PWB P/J602 7 8 Connector (5pin)
P/J405 9 13 Drive PWB P/J606 6 3 Heat Roll NC Sensor
P/J406 9 12 Drive PWB P/J607 6 2 Heat Roll Thermistor
P/J407 9 11 Drive PWB P630 11 11 Connector (Connect to J690)
P/J408 9 5 Drive PWB P/J661 12 3 Connector
Table 1 Plug/Jack Location List Table 1 Plug/Jack Location List
P/J Fig Item Remarkes (where to Connect) P/J Fig Item Remarkes (where to Connect)
P/J669 12 4 Connector C 5 2 LPH Assy (C)
J690 12 9 Connector (Connect to P630) K 5 2 LPH Assy (K)
P/J700 3 4 CIS Sensor Assy M 5 2 LPH Assy (M)
P/J721 3 2 IIT Scan Motor Y 5 2 LPH Assy (Y)
P/J722 3 3 IIT Regi. Sensor T1 11 14 Terminal (IOT)
P/J723 3 6 Platen Angle Sensor T1 2 20 Terminal (DADF)
P/J724 3 5 Platen Close Sensor T2 2 19 Terminal (DADF)
P/J725 3 1 APS Sensor 1 T3 2 11 Terminal (DADF)
P/J751 2 9 DADF PWB T4 2 10 Terminal (DADF)
P/J752 2 8 DADF PWB
P/J753 2 7 DADF PWB
P/J754 2 4 DADF PWB
P/J756 2 5 DADF PWB (to Exit Nip Release Solenoid)
P/J758 2 6 DADF PWB
P/J759 2 3 DADF PWB
P/J760 2 2 DADF PWB
P/J761 2 1 DADF PWB
P/J764 1 3 Document Tray Size Sensor 1
P/J765 1 4 Document Tray Size Sensor 2
P/J766 1 6 DADF Tray Set Guide Sensor 3
P/J770 1 1 DADF Document Set Sensor
P/J771 1 7 DADF Invert Sensor
P/J772 1 9 DADF Pre Regi. Sensor
P/J773 1 8 DADF Regi. Sensor
P/J774 2 14 DADF Open Sensor
P/J777 2 13 DADF Feed Motor
P/J780 2 17 DADF Feed Clutch
P/J781 2 12 T/A Clutch
J840 3 7 Connector (Connect to P5)
J950 14 1 Connector (Option)(Connect to P432)
J951 14 3 Connector (Option)(Connect to P1350)
P1350 14 3 Fax PWB (Option)(Connect to J951)
CN1 3 12 UI PWB R
MJ1 14 4 Fax PWB (Option)(LINE)
MJ2 14 5 Fax PWB (Option)(TEL)
F1 2 15 DADF Feeder Cover Interlock Switch
F2 2 16 DADF Feeder Cover Interlock Switch
F10 6 4 Thermostat

7-5
DC SC2020 05/2014
Wiring Data
7.1.2 Plug/Jack Location
Figure 2 DADF 2 of 2 (j0bs71002)
Figure 1 DADF 1 of 2 (j0lj71001)

Figure 3 IIT / UI (j0bs71003) Figure 4 Toner CRUM / Front Cover Interlock Switch (j0bs71004)

7-7
DC SC2020 05/2014
Wiring Data
Figure 5 Xero. CRUM / CIS Sensor Assembly (j0bs71005) Figure 6 Fusing Unit (j0bs71006)
Figure 7 MOB / Regi. / MSI (j0bs71007) Figure 8 ESS PWB (j0bs71008)

7-9
DC SC2020 05/2014
Wiring Data
Figure 9 Drive PWB (j0bs71009) Figure 10 LVPS (j0bs71010)

Figure 11 Rear View (j0bs71011) Figure 12 STM 1 of 2 (j0bs71012)

7-11
DC SC2020 05/2014
Wiring Data
Figure 13 STM 2 of 2 (j0bs71013) Figure 14 Fax PWB (Option) (j0bs71014)

7.2 Wire Network
7.2 Wire Network ...................................................................................................................................... 1
7.2.1 IOT/IIT ................................................................................................................................................................ 1
7.2.1.1 ACH ................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
7.2.1.2 ACN ................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
7.2.1.3 +3.3VDC-1 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3
7.2.1.4 +3.3VDC-2 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4
7.2.1.5 3.3VRTN-1 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 5
7.2.1.6 3.3VRTN-2 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 6
7.2.1.7 +5VDC-1 ......................................................................................................................................................................... 7
7.2.1.8 +5VDC-2 ......................................................................................................................................................................... 8
7.2.1.9 5V RTN-1 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 9
7.2.1.10 5VRTN-2 .................................................................................................................................................................... 10
7.2.1.11 +24VDC ...................................................................................................................................................................... 11
7.2.1.12 24VRTN ...................................................................................................................................................................... 12
7.2.56 DADF ...............................................................................................................................................................13
7.2.56.1 DADF +5VDC ........................................................................................................................................................... 13
7.2.56.2 DADF +24VDC ......................................................................................................................................................... 14
7.2.56.3 DADF DC COM ....................................................................................................................................................... 15
Contents
i 7.2 Wire Network
ii Chapter 7 Wiring Data
7.2 Wire Network
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7.2.1 IOT/IIT
7.2.1.1 ACH
AC INLET 1.1 MAIN 1.1 LVPS

POWER
SWITCH DC POWER
GENERATION
J1 J3 J5 J510 P1 F1 STBY
1 BLK
1 1 BLK
1 +24VDC
T4AH/250V
FUSING UNIT
F2 P2 J511 DP600 DJ600 10.2

1 1 HEATER ROD
BLK BLK
T10AH/250V
INTLK
+24VDC
j0bs720101
7-1 7.2 Wire Network

7.2.1.2 ACN
AC INLET 1.1 MAIN 1.1 LVPS

POWER
SWITCH DC POWER
GENERATION
J2 J4 J6 J510 P1 STBY
1 BLK
1 1 BLK
3 +24VDC
FUSING UNIT
THERMOSTAT
P2 J511 DP600 DJ600 F10 10.2

3 4 HEATER ROD
WHT BLK BLK
FUSING
HEATER
ON SIGNAL
j0bs720102
7.2.1.3 +3.3VDC-1
ESS PWB FAX PWB 34.1 DRIVE PWB HVPS 9.3 9.10
J402 J500 P520 9.4 9.11
1 BLU
11
+5VDC +5VDC P432 J950 J951
From 7.2.1.7 TO 14 GRY B14
+5VDC +3.3VDC
TONER CRUM 9.5
16 GRY B15 CONNECTOR
J405 J101
3 2 ASSEMBLY (Y)
RED (DISPENSER
DRIVE (YM))
TONER CRUM 9.5

SLEEP CONNECTOR
ON/ +3.3VDC J3C J418 F1 J102
DEEP SLEEP
OFF 4 1 8 2 ASSEMBLY (M)
SIGNAL BLU RED (DISPENSER
DRIVE (YM))
TONER CRUM 9.6

CONNECTOR
J406 J103
3 2 ASSEMBLY (C)
RED (DISPENSER
DRIVE (CK))
TONER CRUM 9.6

CONNECTOR
J104
7 2 ASSEMBLY (K)
RED (DISPENSER
DRIVE (CK))
9.1
XERO CRUM
J407 J105
3 2 CONNECTOR
BLU ASSEMBLY (Y)
9.1
XERO CRUM
J106
7 2 CONNECTOR
BLU ASSEMBLY (M)
9.2
XERO CRUM
J107
11 BLU 2 CONNECTOR
ASSEMBLY (C)
9.2
XERO CRUM
J108
15 BLU 2 CONNECTOR
ASSEMBLY (K)
To 7.2.1.4
+3.3VDC-2
j0bs720103

7.2.1.4 +3.3VDC-2
From 7.2.1.3
+3.3VDC-1
DRIVE PWB
J409 J109 YMC LINK 9.9

3 BLU
3 SENSOR
J410 P602 J602 J110 MSI NO PAPER 7.5

7 BLU
3 3 BLU
3 SENSOR
P603 J603 J111 8.3

10 BLU 3 1 BLU
3 REGI. SENSOR
P605 J605 J114 TRAY 1 NO PAPER 7.3

13 BLU 4 1 BLU
3 SENSOR
FUSING UNIT
J414 DP600S DJ600S J115 FUSING UNIT EXIT 10.4

17 YEL 1 1 BLU
3 SENSOR
J415 J116 TRAY 1 PAPER 7.1

4 BLU
1 SIZE SENSOR
j0bs720104
7.2.1.5 3.3VRTN-1
ESS PWB FAX PWB 34.1 DRIVE PWB HVPS 9.3 9.10
J402 J500 P520 9.4 9.11
4 BLU
8
DC COM P432 J950 J951
From 7.2.1.9 7 B7
5VRTN-1 BLU
TONER CRUM 9.5
11 BLU B5 CONNECTOR
J405 J101
1 4 ASSEMBLY (Y)
17 BLU B3 RED (DISPENSER
DRIVE (YM))
TONER CRUM 9.5

CONNECTOR
J3C J418 J102
3 2 6 4 ASSEMBLY (M)
BLU RED (DISPENSER
DRIVE (YM))
TONER CRUM 9.6

CONNECTOR
J406 J103
1 4 ASSEMBLY (C)
RED (DISPENSER
DRIVE (CK))
TONER CRUM 9.6

CONNECTOR
J104
5 4 ASSEMBLY (K)
RED (DISPENSER
DRIVE (CK))
9.1
XERO CRUM
J407 J105
1 4 CONNECTOR
BLU ASSEMBLY (Y)
9.1
XERO CRUM
J106
5 4 CONNECTOR
BLU ASSEMBLY (M)
9.2
XERO CRUM
J107
9 4 CONNECTOR
BLU ASSEMBLY (C)
9.2
XERO CRUM
J108
13 BLU 4 CONNECTOR
ASSEMBLY (K)
To 7.2.1.6
3.3VRTN-2
j0bs720105

7.2.1.6 3.3VRTN-2
From 7.2.1.5
3.3VRTN-1
DRIVE PWB
J409 J109 YMC LINK 9.9

4 BLU
2 SENSOR
J410 P602 J602 J110 MSI NO PAPER 7.5

8 BLU
2 4 BLU
2 SENSOR
P603 J603 J111 8.3

11 BLU 2 2 BLU
2 REGI. SENSOR
P605 J605 J114 TRAY 1 NO PAPER 7.3

14 BLU 3 2 BLU
2 SENSOR
J411 J207 10.1

1 BLU
9
FUSING MOTOR
2 BLU
8
J208 4.1
9 BLU
9 MAIN MOTOR
J412 J209 4.2

1 BLU
9 SUB MOTOR
FUSING UNIT
J414 DP600S DJ600S P607 J607 HEAT ROLL 10.3
11 YEL 7 7 BLU
2 3 THERMISTOR
P606 HEAT ROLL NC 10.3

14 YEL 4 4 BLU
3 SENSOR
J115 FUSING UNIT EXIT 10.4

16 YEL 2 2 BLU
2 SENSOR
J415 J116 TRAY 1 PAPER 7.1

2 BLU
3 SIZE SENSOR
j0bs720106
7.2.1.7 +5VDC-1
LVPS ESS PWB
DC POWER
GENERATION
STBY STBY
+24VDC J501 J5C F5 To 7.2.1.3
From 7.2.1.11 +24VDC
TO 4 GRY 1 +3.3VDC-1
+24VDC DRIVE PWB 1.2
+5VDC
SLEEP
DEEP SLEEP ON/ +5VDC J3C J418 F2 To 7.2.1.8
SIGNAL OFF 2 BLU
3
+5VDC-2
P432 J950 J951 34.1

15 GRY A9 FAX PWB
F34 J19 J722 6.2

1 BLU
3 IIT REGI. SENSOR
J723 PLATEN ANGLE 6.1

4 BLU
3 SENSOR
J724 PLATEN CLOSE 6.1

7 BLU
3 SENSOR
J725 6.1
12 BLU 1 APS SENSOR 1
15 N.C
F35 To 7.2.56.1
DADF +5VDC
j0bs720107

7.2.1.8 +5VDC-2
DRIVE PWB LVPS 1.6 L/H COVER 1.6
INTERLOCK SWITCH
From 7.2.1.7 J401 J502 J503 J122 J123

+5VDC-1 4 BLU 3 1 YEL 1 1 YEL
3 YEL
FRONT COVER 1.6 LVPS 1.6
INTERLOCK SWITCH
INTLK ON
J504 J120 J121 J504 +5VDC To 7.2.1.11
1 YEL 1 1 YEL 4
+24VDC
J403 J100 WASTE TONER 9.12

3 BLU
1 BOTTLE FULL
SENSOR
MOB ADC ASSEMBLY
J414 P604 J604 J112 MOB ADC 6.6

5 YEL
5 5 YEL
1 SENSOR (R-RAD)
9.8
J113 MOB ADC 6.6

9 YEL
1 9 YEL
1 SENSOR (R-RAD
LOW) 9.8
STM MODULE
STM PWB
J419 P630 J690 J541 J548 J108 TRAY 2 FEED OUT 8.2
5 BLU
A1 BLU
9 1 BLU
3 SENSOR
P669 J669 J107 TRAY 2 LEVEL 7.4

4 BLU
9 1 GRY
3 SENSOR
J106 TRAY 2 NO PAPER 7.4

7 BLU
6 4 GRY
3 SENSOR
J101 TRAY 2 PAPER 7.2

15 BLU 1 SIZE SENSOR
j0bs720108
7.2.1.9 5VRTN-1
LVPS ESS PWB
5V J501 J5C To 7.2.1.5

RTN 1 VIO 2
3.3VRTN-1 DRIVE PWB 1.2
J3C J418 To 7.2.1.10

1 BLU
4
5VRTN-2
J19 J722 6.2

2 BLU
2 IIT REGI. SENSOR
J723 PLATEN ANGLE 6.1

5 BLU
2 SENSOR
J724 PLATEN CLOSE 6.1

8 BLU
2 SENSOR
J725 6.1
CONTROL PANEL
13 N.C
UI PWB C 2.1
J436 J840 P5
4 BLK
4
5 GRY
5
P432 J950 J951 34.1

18 VIO
B2 FAX PWB
To 7.2.56.3
DADF DC COM
j0bs720109

7.2.1.10 5VRTN-2
DRIVE PWB ESS PWB 3.1
J1 J6
From 7.2.1.9 60,49,37, 1,12,24,
5VRTN-1 24,12,1 37,49,60
52 9
53 8
FLAT
CABLE
J401 J502 1.1
2 BLU
5 LVPS
J403 J100 WASTE TONER 9.12

1 BLU
3 BOTTLE FULL
SENSOR
MOB ADC ASSEMBLY
J414 P604 J604 J112 MOB ADC 6.6

1 YEL
9 1 YEL
5 SENSOR (R-RAD)
9.8
J113 MOB ADC 6.6

6 YEL
4 6 YEL
5 SENSOR (R-RAD
LOW) 9.8
STM MODULE
STM PWB
J419 P630 J690 J541 J548 J108 TRAY 2 FEED OUT 8.2
4 VIO
B1 BLU
8 2 BLU
2 SENSOR
P669 J669 J107 TRAY 2 LEVEL 7.4

6 VIO
A2 BLU
10 5 BLU
8 2 GRY
2 SENSOR
J106 TRAY 2 NO PAPER 7.4

8 BLU
5 5 GRY
2 SENSOR
J104 STM LEFT COVER 1.6

11 BLU 1 SWITCH
J101 TRAY 2 PAPER 7.2

13 BLU 3 SIZE SENSOR
j0bs720110
7.2.1.11 +24VDC
DRIVE PWB HVPS 9.3 9.10
J402 J500 P520 9.4 9.11
LVPS 9 3
INTLK ON BLU
From 7.2.1.8 +5VDC
+5VDC-2 11 BLU 1
READY
POWER J411 J207 10.1
ON SIGNAL 8 BLU
1 FUSING MOTOR
J501 J400 J208 4.1

6 ORN
1 16 BLU 1 MAIN MOTOR
J412 J209 4.2

8 BLU
1 SUB MOTOR
F3 J409 J210 P210 TRAY 1 FEED 8.1

1 BLU
2 1 CLUTCH
DC POWER J410 J204 P204 8.3

GENERATION STBY 1 2 1 REGI. CLUTCH
+24VDC To 7.2.1.7 BLU
+5VDC-1
ESS PWB When the DUPLEX is installed
STBY P205 10.5
+24VDC J205
J5C F1 3 2 1 DUPLEX. CLUTCH
5 3 BLU
ORN SLEEP
ON/ +24VDC F36 To 7.2.56.2
+24V ON OFF
SIGNAL DADF +24VDC P602 J602 P206 J206 8.1
5 5 1 2 1 MSI FEED CLUTCH
BLU
J416 P211 J211 YMC LINK 9.9

1 BLU
2 1 SOLENOID
STM MODULE
F4 J419 P630 J690 J541 1.5

8 BLU
B6 BLU
6 STM PWB
j0bs720111

7.2.1.12 24VRTN
DRIVE PWB
J202 FUSING EXHAUST 10.4
4 BLK FAN
HVPS 9.3 9.10

J402 J500 P520 9.4 9.11
LVPS 6 6
BLU
8 BLU
4
24V J501 J400
RTN 3 VIO
2
10.1
ESS PWB J411 J207
6 BLU
3
FUSING MOTOR
J5C To 7.2.56.3
2 VIO
4 7 BLU
2
DADF DC COM
4.1
J208
14 BLU 3
MAIN MOTOR
15 BLU 2
4.2
J412 J209
6 BLU
3
SUB MOTOR
7 BLU
2
STM MODULE
J419 P630 J690 J541 1.5

7 VIO
B5 BLU
7
STM PWB
9 VIO
A6 BLU
5
j0bs720112
7.2.56 DADF
7.2.56.1 DADF +5VDC
ESS PWB DADF PWB
F1
From 7.2.1.7 +5VDC P14 J421 J752 1A J759 J764 DOCUMENT TRAY 5.2
+5VDC-1 10 GRY B10 3 BLU
1 SIZE SENSOR 1
11 GRY B11 J765 DOCUMENT TRAY 5.2

6 BLU
1 SIZE SENSOR 2
12 GRY A4
J766 DADF TRAY SET 5.3
9 BLU
1 GUIDE SENSOR 3

12 BLU 1 GUIDE SENSOR 2

15 BLU 1 GUIDE SENSOR 1
J770 DADF DOCUMENT 5.1

20 BLU 1 SET SENSOR
J760 J771 DADF INVERT 5.5

3 BLU
1 SENSOR
J772 DADF PRE REGI. 5.4

6 BLU
1 SENSOR
J773 5.5
9 BLU
1 DADF REGI. SENSOR
J761 J774 5.1

3 BLU
1 DADF OPEN SENSOR
j0bs725601

7.2.56.2 DADF +24VDC
DADF 5.1 DADF PWB

FEEDER RT1
ESS PWB DADF PWB COVER
INTERLOCK
SLEEP SWITCH Q1 TP5 F4
+24VDC P14 J421 J752 J753 F1 F2 J753 S D 4A J754 J777 5.4
From 7.2.1.11 1 A11 1 2 FET 5 5 DADF
+24VDC ORN ORN ORN ORN
G FEED
MOTOR
2 ORN
A12 6 ORN
2
3 ORN
B3
4 ORN
B4
F2
1.25A J756 EXIT NIP RELEASE 5.5
1 ORN SOLENOID
F7
1A J758 P780 J780 DADF FEED 5.4
1 ORN
2 1 BLU CLUTCH
P781 J781 DADF T/A 5.4

3 ORN
2 1 BLU CLUTCH
j0bs725602
7.2.56.3 DADF DC COM
ESS PWB DADF PWB
From 7.2.1.12 24RTN P14 J421 J752 J759 J764 DOCUMENT TRAY 5.2
24VRTN 5 VIO
B5 1 BLU
3 SIZE SENSOR 1
J765 DOCUMENT TRAY 5.2

6 VIO
B6 4 BLU
3 SIZE SENSOR 2

7 VIO
B7 7 BLU
3 GUIDE SENSOR 3

8 VIO
B8 10 BLU 3 GUIDE SENSOR 2

9 VIO
B9 13 BLU 3 GUIDE SENSOR 1
J770 DADF DOCUMENT 5.1

13 VIO
A8 18 BLU 3 SET SENSOR
J760 J771 DADF INVERT 5.5

14 VIO
A9 1 BLU
3 SENSOR
J772 DADF PRE REGI. 5.4

15 VIO
A6 4 BLU
3 SENSOR
J773 5.5
16 VIO
A7 7 BLU
3 DADF REGI. SENSOR
5RTN J751 J761 J774 5.1

From 7.2.1.9 17 1 1 3 DADF OPEN SENSOR
5VRTN-1 VIO BLU
j0bs725603

７.３ BSD (Block Schematic Diagram)
7.3 BSD (Block Schematic Diagram) CH5.4 DOCUMENT FEEDING ....................................................................................................................................... 21
CH5.5 DOCUMENT SCAN, INVERT AND EXIT TRANSPORTATION ......................................................... 22
CH5.6 DOCUMENT PATH .............................................................................................................................................. 23
Contents
CH5.7 DOCUMENT TRANSMISSION ........................................................................................................................ 24
7.3.1 Preface ................................................................................................................................................................ 1
Chain 6 Imaging ................................................................................................................................................... 25
7.3.1.1 How to Use the BSDs .......................................................................................................................... 1
CH6.1 PLATEN DOCUMENT SENSING.................................................................................................................... 25
7.3.1.2 Explanation of Symbols ....................................................................................................................... 1
CH6.2 CARRIAGE CONTROL ....................................................................................................................................... 26
7.3.1.3 Signal Name .............................................................................................................................................. 2
CH6.3 DOCUMENT ILLUMINATION AND IMAGE INPUT ................................................................................. 27
7.3.1.4 DC Voltage ................................................................................................................................................ 2 CH6.4 LASER CONTROL (Y,M) ................................................................................................................................... 28
7.3.1.5 Other Descriptions ................................................................................................................................ 2 CH6.5 LASER CONTROL (C,K).................................................................................................................................... 29
7.3.2 BSD (Block Schematic Diagram) ............................................................................................................. 3 CH6.6 COLOR REGISTRATION CONTROL ........................................................................................................... 30
Chain 1 Standby Power ..................................................................................................................................... 3 Chain 7 Paper Supplying ................................................................................................................................. 31
CH1.1 MAIN POWER ON AND M/C POWER CONTROL .................................................................................... 3 CH7.1 TRAY 1 PAPER SIZE SENSING..................................................................................................................... 31
CH1.2 DC POWER GENERATION (1 OF 2) ............................................................................................................... 4 CH7.2 TRAY 2 PAPER SIZE SENSING (1TM) ....................................................................................................... 32
CH1.3 DC POWER GENERATION (2 OF 2) ............................................................................................................... 5 CH7.3 TRAY 1 PAPER STACKING ............................................................................................................................ 33
CH1.4 DADF DC POWER DISTRIBUTION ................................................................................................................. 6 CH7.4 TRAY 2 PAPER STACKING (1TM) ............................................................................................................... 34
CH1.5 OPTION DC POWER DISTRIBUTION ............................................................................................................ 7 CH7.5 MSI PAPER SIZE SENSING ............................................................................................................................. 35
CH1.6 POWER INTERLOCK SWITCHING................................................................................................................... 8 Chain 8 Paper Transportation ...................................................................................................................... 36
Chain 2 Mode Selection ..................................................................................................................................... 9 CH8.1 TRAY 1 AND MSI PAPER TRANSPORTATION ..................................................................................... 36
CH2.1 CONTROL PANEL .................................................................................................................................................. 9 CH8.2 TRAY MODULE PAPER TRANSPORTATION (1TM)............................................................................ 37
Chain 3 Machine Run Control .......................................................................................................................10 CH8.3 REGISTRATION .................................................................................................................................................... 38
CH3.1 PWB COMMUNICATION (ESS-DRIVE) ...................................................................................................... 10 CH8.4 PAPER PATH ......................................................................................................................................................... 39
CH3.2 PWB COMMUNICATION (ESS/MCU-DADF) .......................................................................................... 11 Chain 9 Marking .................................................................................................................................................. 40
CH3.3 PWB COMMUNICATION (ESS/MCU-TM) ................................................................................................ 12 CH9.1 XERO LIFE CONTROL (Y,M)........................................................................................................................... 40
CH3.4 ELECTRIC BILLING ............................................................................................................................................ 13 CH9.2 XERO LIFE CONTROL (C,K) ........................................................................................................................... 41
Chain 4 Start Print Power ..............................................................................................................................14 CH9.3 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE ......................................................................................................................... 42
CH4.1 MAIN DRIVE CONTROL.................................................................................................................................... 14 CH9.4 DEVELOPMENT .................................................................................................................................................... 43
CH4.2 SUB DRIVE CONTROL ..................................................................................................................................... 15 CH9.5 TONER CARTRIDGE LIFE CONTROL (Y,M) ............................................................................................ 44
CH4.3 MAIN MOTOR DRIVE TRANSMISSION ..................................................................................................... 16 CH9.6 TONER CARTRIDGE LIFE CONTROL (C,K) ............................................................................................ 45
CH4.4 SUB MOTOR DRIVE TRANSMISSION ....................................................................................................... 17 CH9.7 TONER DISPENSE CONTROL ....................................................................................................................... 46
Chain 5 Document Transportation..............................................................................................................18 CH9.8 ADC AND ENBIRONMENT SENSING .......................................................................................................... 47
CH5.1 DADF INTERLOCK AND DOCUMENT SETTING ................................................................................... 18 CH9.9 1ST BTR CONTACT RETRACT CONTROL ............................................................................................. 48
CH5.2 DOCUMENT SIZE SENSING (1 OF 2) ........................................................................................................ 19 CH9.10 IMAGE TRANSFER TO IBT ........................................................................................................................... 49
CH5.3 DOCUMENT SIZE SENSING (2 OF 2) ........................................................................................................ 20 CH9.11 IMAGE TRANSFER TO PAPER ................................................................................................................... 50
Contents
i ７.３ BSD (Block Schematic Diagram)
ii ７.３ BSD (Block Schematic Diagram)
Contents
CH9.12 WASTE TONER DISPOSAL .......................................................................................................................... 51
Chain 10 Fusing and Copy Transportation ..............................................................................................52
CH10.1 FUSING UNIT DRIVE CONTROL................................................................................................................ 52
CH10.2 FUSING HEAT CONTROL (1 OF 2) .......................................................................................................... 53
CH10.3 FUSING HEAT CONTROL (2 OF 2) .......................................................................................................... 54
CH10.4 FUSING .................................................................................................................................................................. 55
CH10.5 DUPLEX TRANSPORTATION...................................................................................................................... 56
Chain 25 ESS ........................................................................................................................................................57
CH25.1 ESS .......................................................................................................................................................................... 57
Chain 34 FAX........................................................................................................................................................58
CH34.1 FAX .......................................................................................................................................................................... 58
7.3.1 Preface
7.3.1.1 How to Use the BSDs Indicates where the input to a function originates. The
1.3 example indicates that the input originates from group
１. Enter the Chain specified in the Troubleshooting chapter. function 3 of Chain 1 Indicates that a mechanical drive signal goes in the
direction indicated.
２. Or enter the appropriate Chain, referring to the Contents.
３. Perform failure analysis in the Chain, using test data and Indicates where the output from a function goes. The
the general procedures in the General chapter. 6.1 Indicates Control Logic.
example indicates that the output goes to group function
４. Once you have located the failure, go to the Parts List No. 1 of chain 6.
and/or Adjustment No. indicated for reference on the
BSD.
A B Indicates that the signal line continues vertically. P11
1 2
J11
Indicates a double plug connector.
A B
Warning Before installing or removing parts, switch off 2 1
the main power switch and disconnect the

power cord from the outlet to avoid possible
electric shocks or injuries. Indicates that the signal line continues horizontally. P11 J11
Indicates a drawer connector.
1 2
7.3.1.2 Explanation of Symbols 2 1
Indicates that the signal line goes to another zone in

ZONE the same function. The example refers to zone E3.
Refers to the note that is usually on the same page. E3
1 J880B
4 3
J880A
Indicates a shorting plug connector.
1
Refers to test data that is usually on the same page Indicates that the signal line goes back to another zone
TD when the voltage value shown on the BSD is different
ZONE in the same function. The example refers to zone A4
1 A4
from the measured value. Indicates that the fasten is used for connection.
Indicates that the signal line goes to a zone in another

Refers to the Parts List No. PL stands for Parts List.
CH8.5
ZN A2
sheet. The example refers to zone A2, CH8.5. Indicates that an electrically conductive material such
7.7 refers to the Plate No. PL No. indicates that the as a leaf spring and a plate is used for connection.
PL7.7 part is listed on the specified plate.
PL No. is shown for all the replaceable parts on the Indicates that the signal line goes back to a zone in
CH8.5
BSDs. ZN H4 another sheet. The example refers to zone H4, CH8.5. Indicates that the symbol-pointed-to section has been
modified to code 1V.
Refers to the adjustment item(s) in the Disassembly, Indicates a power line output from Chain 1.
+5VDC
7.7.1 Assembly, and Adjustment chapter. 7.7.1 indicates that (1.2 J2) Indicates the symbol-pointed-to section has not been
the adjustment procedure is described under the 7.7.1 modified to code 1V.
section in the Disassembly, Assembly, and Adjustment Indicates frame ground.
chapter.
Indicates that the whole figure or the framed illustration
Indicates a twisted pair of wires. has information with 1V installed.
Indicates a variable register that is adjustable in the field.
Indicates that the signal goes from right to left, in the
opposite direction to the normal direction.
TP1 Indicates that the whole figure or the framed illustration
Indicates a signal test point. has information without 1V installed.
Indicates a feedback signal.
Indicates a mechanical connection to a part.
7.3.1 Preface
7-1 ７.３ BSD (Block Schematic Diagram)
7-2 ７.３ BSD (Block Schematic Diagram)
7.3.1 Preface
Indicates direction the air flows. 7.3.1.4 DC Voltage

A measurement of DC voltage is made between the particular
Indicates switch and is also used as Interlock Switch. test point and the frame unless otherwise specified by note
and test data. The measured DC voltage is in the range
below:
Indicates the Cheater type of Interlock Switch.
LVPS Voltage Level Range

Indicates the Chip Fuse. +5VDC
（H） +4.75~+5.25VDC
LVPS (Always On)
+24VDC （H） +22.8~+25.2VDC
7.3.1.3 Signal Name
Signal name structure
7.3.1.5 Other Descriptions
・ Input component
Input Component Voltage Level
PAPER SENSED (L) +5VDC
The voltage levels (H/L) shown on the BSDs are the levels that
Operation state Logical value Voltage with signal (H)
are measured by the tester. Some of them are therefore
The example indicates that when paper is sensed, this different from H/L displayed on the UI panel.
signal level is (L) and that otherwise, the signal level is (H) Wiring Color
with the voltage +5VDC.
Wires are distinguished by color in part of the BSDs for this
・ Output components model. The colors of wires are shown below the signal lines
ON (L) +24VDC in their respective abbreviations listed below:
Operation state Logical value Voltage with signal (H) Abbreviation Color
BRN BROWN
The example indicates that when the part is ON, the signal RED RED
level is (L) and that when it is OFF, the signal level is (H) with ORN ORANGE
the voltage +24VDC. YEL YELLOW
GRN GREEN
BLU BLUE
VIO VIOLET
GRY GRAY
WHT WHITE
BLK BLACK
GRN/YEL GREEN/YELLOW
PNK PINK
SKY SKY
Figures on the BSDs

The grayed-out portion of the figure shows the path from Motor
or Solenoid to parts to drive.
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1.1 MAIN POWER ON AND M/C POWER CONTROL

LVPS
PL18.3
1 POWER ON 10.2
F2 ACH FUSING
AC INLET MAIN POWER T10AH/250V

PL18.3 SWITCH
PL18.3 POWER ON
F1 1.3
J1 PLUG IN ACH J3 J5 POWER ON ACH J510 P1 ACH LV
1 1 1 1
BLK BLK
T4AH/250V
POWER ON 10.2
2 J2 PLUG IN ACN J4 J6 POWER ON ACN ACN FUSING
1 1 1 3
BLK BLK
J7 GND POWER ON 1.3

1 T1 ACN LV
GN/YL
3 ESS PWB DRIVE PWB LVPS CONTROL PANEL (CH2)

PL18.2 PL18.2 PL18.3 ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
READY DRIVE PWB DADF PWB

READY POWER READY POWER POWER 1.3 ESS PWB
J6 ON SIGNAL J1 J401 ON SIGNAL J502 ON SIGNAL
30 31 1 BLU
6
FLAT
CABLE
DC COM
2 BLU
5
4
DC COM HVPS
(1.2 J3) (CH9)
6 MAIN POWER
SWITCH
LVPS
AC INLET STM PWB
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7-4 7.3 BSD
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1.2 DC POWER GENERATION (1 OF 2)

ESS PWB DRIVE PWB
PL18.2 PL18.2
1
+5VDC ALL
TO +3.3VDC
+3.3VDC SLEEP ALL
J3C +3.3VDC J418 F1 +3.3VDC
4 BLU 1
SLEEP ALL
DEEP SLEEP ON/ +3.3VDC
SIGNAL OFF ALL
2 DC COM DC COM
3 BLU 2
LVPS SLEEP ALL
PL18.3 ON/ +5VDC
OFF
DC POWER F34 SLEEP ALL
GENERATION F34 +5VDC
SLEEP ALL
+5VDC F2 +5VDC
1 10.2 2 BLU 3
STBY ALL
3 +24VDC J501 +5VDC J5C F5 +5VDC
TO 4 GRY 1
STBY +5VDC ALL
+24VDC DC COM DC COM
(1.3 D3) 1 BLU 4
ALL
DC COM DC COM
RETURN 1 2
VIO
NOTE: 1 ・Short Protection (Over-current Protection)

If +5VDC output is shorted, it drops. If +24V output is shorted,
all the outputs are made to stop.
To restore them, repair the short, power off, allow 15 sec,
and then power on.
5 ・Over-voltage Protection
If one of the outputs reaches its listed voltage, all the outputs are
cut off. To restore them, power Output off, allow 15 sec, and then
power on.
Output Over-voltage
+5VDC +6~+9VDC
+24VDC +26.7~32VDC
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1.3 DC POWER GENERATION (2 OF 2)
1 LVPS DRIVE PWB

PL18.3 PL18.2
READY
1.1 POWER INTLK ON INTLK 10.2
ON SIGNAL +5VDC (1.6 C3) +24VDC
DC COM
INTLK INTLK ALL
J501 +24VDC J400 +24VDC
6 ORN 1
2
F3 INTLK ALL
F3 +24VDC
F4 INTLK ALL
F4 +24VDC
DC POWER
3 GENERATION STBY 1.2 ESS PWB
+24VDC PL18.2
1
POWER ON STBY ALL

ACH LV +24VDC J5C F1 +24VDC
5 3
ORN
POWER STBY
ON
ACN LV POWER ON +24VDC +24V ON SLEEP
(1.1 G2) ON/ ALL
ACN LV SIGNAL OFF +24VDC
4
POWER
ON
ACN LV
(1.1 G3)
ALL
DC COM DC COM
RETURN 2 4
VIO
ALL
5 DC COM DC COM
3 VIO 2
NOTE: 1 ・Short Protection (Over-current Protection) ・Over-voltage Protection

If +5VDC output is shorted, it drops. If +24V output is shorted, If one of the outputs reaches its listed voltage, all the outputs are
all the outputs are made to stop. cut off. To restore them, power Output off, allow 15 sec, and then
To restore them, repair the short, power off, allow 15 sec, power on.
6 and then power on.
Output Over-voltage
+5VDC +6~+9VDC
+24VDC +26.7~32VDC
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7-6 7.3 BSD
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1.4 DADF DC POWER DISTRIBUTION

ESS PWB DADF PWB
1 PL18.2 PL56.2
F1
1A ALL
F35 P14 J421 +5VDC J752 +5VDC
12 A4
GRY
SLEEP +5VDC
+5VDC 10 B10
(1.2 F2) GRY
+5VDC
11 B11
GRY
2
F2 +24VDC
1.25A 5.5
F36 +24VDC -F2
1 A11
ORN
SLEEP +24VDC F7 +24VDC
+24VDC 2 A12 5.4
ORN 1A -F7
(1.3 H4)
+24VDC
3 B3
ORN 5.1
+24VDC +24VDC
4 B4
3 ORN
ALL
5 - 9, DC COM B5 - B9, DC COM
13 - 16 VIO A6 - A9
DC COM
(1.3 H5)
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1.5 OPTION DC POWER DISTRIBUTION

STM MODULE
1
DRIVE PWB STM PWB
PL18.2 PL10.6
ALL
J419 P630 J690 J541 +5VDC
5 BLU A1 BLU
9
2
+5VDC
(1.2 J3)
ALL
DC COM
4 VIO B1 BLU
8
DC COM
(1.2 J3)
6 VIO A2 BLU
10
3
ALL
+24VDC
8 BLU B6 BLU
6
F4 INTLK
+24VDC
(1.3 J3) ALL
DC COM
7 VIO B5 BLU
7
DC COM
(1.3 J5)
4
9 VIO A6 BLU
5
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ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
1.6 POWER INTERLOCK SWITCHING
1 DRIVE PWB LVPS L/H COVER

PL18.2 PL18.3 INTERLOCK
SWITCH L/H COVER
PL14.1 L/H COVER INTERLOCK SWITCH FRONT COVER
INTERLOCK SWITCH INTERLOCK SWITCH
J401 J502 J503 J122 J123 CLOSED (H)+5VDC
4 BLU 3 1 YEL 1 1 YEL
+5VDC
(1.2 J3)
3 YEL
2
FRONT COVER
INTERLOCK
SWITCH
PL18.1 FRONT COVER
INTERLOCK SWITCH
J504 J120 J121 CLOSED (H)+5VDC
1 YEL 1 1 YEL
INTLK ON 1.3
+5VDC
3
4 YEL
DRIVE PWB
PL18.2
Digital Input 077-303
FRONT COVER +3.3VDC
INTERLOCK SWITCH
J502 CLOSED (L)+3.3VDC J401
1 BLU 6 077-300
4 Digital Input 077-300
DC COM
L/H COVER +3.3VDC
INTERLOCK SWITCH
CLOSED (H)+24VDC
4 BLU 3 077-301
DC COM
With STM
5
STM PWB
STM PWB STM LEFT PL10.6
PL10.6 COVER SWITCH FAIL CODE
PL10.4 STM LEFT COVER SWITCH
Digital Input 077-306 +5VDC 077-300
STM LEFT COVER SWITCH
J548 DC COM J104 J104 CLOSED (L)+5VDC J548 Front Cover Open
11 BLU 1 2 BLU 10 077-302
DC COM 077-301
(1.5 E2)
L/H Cover Open
6
077-302
STM Left Cover Open
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FAIL CODE
2.1 CONTROL PANEL
016-369 UI Panel - ESS Communication Fail
1 ESS PWB CONTROL PANEL 123-314 Control Panel Error

PL18.2 PL1.1
F13
UI PWB C UI PWB R
+5VDC
(1.2 F3) BUTTON AND
LED
J436 VBUS J840 P5 P1 CN1
1 RED
1 1～20 1～20
2
DATA + UI PWB L
2 WHT
2
016-369 Services / Menu
123-314 CR21 S3 ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
DATA - P2 P3
3 GRN
3 1～9 1～9
3 GND
4 BLK
4
Job Status
UI PWB L
DC COM
(1.2 F4) CR20 S31
FG TOUCH PANEL
5 GRY
5
UI LED SLEEP
6 6 System
YEL
4 CR19 S24
UI WAKE UP
7 BLU
7
TOUCH PANEL
P3 UI PWB R
1～10
5 FLAT
CABLE UI PWB C
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Chain2 Mode Selection

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7-10 7.3 BSD
Chain3 Machine Run Control
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FAIL CODE
3.1 PWB COMMUNICATION (ESS-DRIVE)
024-371
ESS PWB DRIVE PWB ESS PWB
PL18.2 PL18.2 PL18.2
1 IOT-ESS Communication Fail
J6 ANALOG MUX SEL 1 J1 J1 ANALOG MUX 2 AN 1 J6
6 55 59 2 024-371
ANALOG MUX SEL 0 ANALOG MUX 2 AN 0

7 54 58 3
LPH SEL 1 ANALOG MUX 1 AN 1

2 8 53 57 4
DC COM
(1.2 J3)
LPH SEL 0 ANALOG MUX 1 AN 0
9 52 56 5
DC COM
(1.2 J3)
LPH SCL 60,49,37, DC COM 1,12,24,
10 51 NVM
24,12,1 37,49,60
3 DC COM FLAT DC COM
(1.2 J3) CABLE (1.2 F4)
LPH SDA
11 50 EEPROM
DAC DATA
14 47
4 DAC CLK
15 46
CRUM SCL
19 42
DAC LD
5 20 41
CRUM SDA
21 40
CRUM SEL 1
50 11
6
CRUM SEL 0
51 10
FLAT
CABLE
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FAIL CODE
3.2 PWB COMMUNICATION (ESS/MCU-DADF)
005-210
ESS PWB DADF PWB ESS PWB
1 PL18.2 PL56.2 PL18.2 DADF Download Fail
IIT Output 062-091 005-211

EXCHANGE TO DADF DADF-IIT/IPS DADF-FW Version Error
J14 DADF COMMAND + J751 J751 STATUS + J14
24 YEL 8 6 YEL 22 005-210 005-275
005-211 DADF RAM Fail
DADF-IIT/IPS
DADF COMMAND - STATUS -
23 VIO 7 5 VIO 21 062-277 005-280
2
DADF IIT Output 005-083 SLEEP DADF EEPROM Fail
DADF +3.3VDC
6.1 CLOSED DADF CLOSED DOCUMENT READY 005-500
SIGNAL SIGNAL ON (L)+3.3VDC
20 YEL 4 3 VIO 19 DADF Download Flash
Write Error
DC COM
062-277
+5VDC
DADF RESET DADF Communication Fail
3 SIGNAL J752 SLEEP
26 YEL B12 IIT Input 062-240 +3.3VDC
DC COM DADF
EXIST (L)+3.3VDC
2 YEL 18
DADF IIT Input 005-224 +5VDC DC COM
SACN START (1.4 F3)
SIGNAL DC COM
27 YEL B13 1 VIO 17
DC COM DC COM DC COM SLEEP
4 RAM 005-275 (1.4 F3) (1.2 F4) +3.3VDC
DADF PAGE SYNC
EEPROM 005-280 J752 SIGNAL
B14 YEL 28
FLASH 005-500 DC COM
DADF IIT Output 005-083

5 IMAGE AREA ON
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FAIL CODE
3.3 PWB COMMUNICATION (ESS/MCU-TM)
004-310
STM MODULE
IOT Feeder I/F Failure
1
ESS PWB DRIVE PWB STM PWB 072-211
PL18.2 PL18.2 PL10.6
IOT Option Feeder 2
Failure
+3.3VDC
IOT TO TRAY MODULE
J6 J1 J419 COMMUNICATION LINE P630 J690 J541
004-310 58 3 1 YEL A3 BLU
1
2
072-211 +3.3VDC DC COM
NVM
TRAY MODULE TO IOT
COMMUNICATION LINE
59 2 2 YEL A4 BLU
2
Digital Output 077-031
+3.3VDC Digital Input 077-121
REGI STOP SIGNAL
44 17 3 YEL A5 BLU
3
FLAT DC COM
3 CABLE
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FAIL CODE
3.4 ELECTRIC BILLING
117-347
ESS PWB Billing Life Error
1 PL18.2
117-347
124-325
124-325 Billing Error
124-375 124-375
BILLING
DATA Product information error (Master)
(BACKUP) BILLING
124-376
DATA 124-376
(MASTER) 124-377
2 Product information error (Backup/IOT)
124-378
124-377
124-379 Product information error (All)
124-378
Billing meter type error (Different value)
124-379
3
Billing meter type error (Wrong format)
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7-14 7.3 BSD
Chain4 Start Print Power
A B C D E F G H J
FAIL CODE
4.1 MAIN DRIVE CONTROL
042-325(01h)
DRIVE PWB MAIN MOTOR DRIVE PWB Main Motor Fail
1 PL18.2 PL3.4 PL18.2
Digital Output 042-001 (126mm/s)
MOTOR 4.2 042-002 (63mm/s) +3.3VDC
CW/CCW
MAIN MOTOR
J411 MAIN MOTOR GAIN J208 J208 FAIL(H)+3.3VDC J411
ESS PWB 9 9 6 11 042-325(01h)
BLU BLU
PL18.2
DC COM
MAIN MOTOR (1.2 J2)
CW/CCW
J6 J1 MAIN MOTOR CW/CCW
28 33 10 BLU 8
2
DC COM
MAIN MOTOR
CLOCK MAIN MOTOR CLOCK
31 30 12 BLU 5 MOT
DC COM
MAIN MOTOR
ON MAIN MOTOR ON
29 32 13 BLU 4
FLAT DC COM
3 CABLE
INTLK +24VDC
16 BLU 1
INTLK
+24VDC
(1.3 J2)
DC COM
14 BLU 3
4 DC COM
15 BLU 2
DC COM
(1.3 J5)
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FAIL CODE
4.2 SUB DRIVE CONTROL
042-326
DRIVE PWB SUB MOTOR DRIVE PWB Sub Motor Error
1 PL18.2 PL3.4 PL18.2
042-004 (63mm/s) +3.3VDC
SUB MOTOR
J412 SUB MOTOR GAIN J209 J209 FAIL(H)+3.3VDC J412
1 BLU
9 6 BLU
3 042-326
DC COM
(1.2 J2)
ESS PWB 4.1
PL18.2 SUB MOTOR CW/CCW
2 BLU
8
2
SUB MOTOR DC COM
CLOCK
J6 J1 SUB MOTOR CLOCK
35 26 4 5 MOT
BLU
DC COM
SUB MOTOR
ON SUB MOTOR ON
36 25 5 BLU
4
FLAT DC COM
3 CABLE
INTLK +24VDC
8 BLU
1
INTLK
+24VDC
(1.3 J2)
DC COM
6 BLU
3
4 DC COM
7 BLU
2
DC COM
(1.3 J5)
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4.3 MAIN MOTOR DRIVE TRANSMISSION

IBT DR IBT Cleaner Auger
1
Main Motor (CH4.1) Gear Coupling IBT DR
IBT Cleaner Auger
Gear Coupling DRUM K
Coupling DRUM Cleaner Auger K
2 Gear Coupling DRUM YMC
DRUM Cleaner Auger YMC MAIN MOTOR
CH10
Fusing Motor (CH10.1) Gear Solenoid LINK

DRUM Cleaner Auger C
1stBTR Con/Ret
3 DRUM Cleaner Auger M
Gear Gear Fusing HR
DRUM Cleaner Auger Y
Without DUP
Gear Exit Roll
With DUP
4 Duplex Motor (CH10.4) Gear Exit Roll DRUM Cleaner Auger K
Sub Motor (CH4.2) Gear Coupling DEVE K

DRUM Y
Coupling DRUM M
DRUM C
Gear DEVE YMC
5 DRUM K
Gear Clutch Regi Roll
Clutch Coupling Tray Feed Roll
Clutch MSI Feed Roll
Clutch Dup Roll
6 Waste Box Auger
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4.4 SUB MOTOR DRIVE TRANSMISSION
1
Main Motor (CH4.1) Gear Coupling IBT DR
IBT Cleaner Auger
Waste Box Auger
Gear Coupling DRUM K
Coupling DRUM Cleaner Auger K
2 Gear Coupling DRUM YMC
Regi Roll
DRUM Cleaner Auger YMC
CH10
Fusing Motor (CH10.1) Gear Solenoid LINK

SUB MOTOR
1stBTR Con/Ret
3
Gear Gear Fusing HR
DEVE C
Without DUP
Gear Exit Roll
DEVE M
DEVE Y
With DUP
4 Duplex Motor (CH10.4) Gear Exit Roll
DEVE K
Sub Motor (CH4.2) Gear Coupling DEVE K
Dup Roll
Coupling
Gear DEVE YMC
5
Gear Clutch Regi Roll
Clutch Coupling Tray Feed Roll
Clutch MSI Feed Roll
Clutch Dup Roll Tray Feed Roll
MSI Feed Roll
6 Waste Box Auger
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Chain5 Document Transportation
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5.1 DADF INTERLOCK AND DOCUMENT SETTING FAIL CODE

DADF PWB
PL56.2 005-305
DADF PWB DADF FEEDER
PL56.2 COVER RT1
1 DADF Feeder Cover
INTERLOCK DADF IIT Input 005-212 Interlock Open
SWITCH 1 DADF
PL56.6 DADF INTLK SWITCH Q1 TP5 INTLK 5.4 005-940
J753 F1 F2 CLOSED (H)+24VDC J753 S D +24VDC
1 2 FET DADF No Original Fail
ORN ORN
G
+24VDC
(1.4 F3)
DADF OPEN SENSOR +5VDC
PL56.2
2 005-305
J761 DC COM J774
1 3 DADF IIT Input 005-213 +5VDC DC COM
BLU
DC COM DADF OPEN SENSOR
(1.4 F3) J774 CLOSED (H)+5VDC J761
+5VDC 2 2
3 1 BLU
BLU
+5VDC
(1.4 F1)
DADF DOCUMENT SET
SENSOR
3 PL56.6
J759 DC COM J770 DADF IIT Input 005-102
18 3 +5VDC ESS PWB
BLU DADF DOCUMENT PL18.1
DC COM SET SENSOR
(1.4 F3) J770 DOCUMENT SENSED (L)+5VDC J759
+5VDC 2 19 005-940 SLEEP
20 1 BLU
BLU +3.3VDC
+5VDC
(1.4 F1) J752 WAKEUP A J14
T3 T4 A1 25
YEL
4 GRN
(DADF PWB) (SOLENOID BRACKET)
NOTE: 1 Inrush Current Protection Element (RT1) is installed to prevent a problem from occurring ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
in a surrounding circuit due to a great inrush current that generates at the opening/closing of Interlock Switch.
When Interlock Switch is closed, causing an inrush current to flow in RT1, the internal resistance of RT1 protects the circuit. DADF DOCUMENT
When 50ms has passed since Interlock was closed, FET (Q1) turns ON, leading to a stable power supply to the motors. SET SENSOR DADF FEEDER COVER
INTERLOCK SWITCH
5
DADF OPEN SENSOR
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5.2 DOCUMENT SIZE SENSING (1 OF 2)
1 DADF PWB DOCUMENT TRAY SIZE DADF PWB

PL56.2 SENSOR 1 DADF IIT Input 005-221
PL56.2
PL56.11 DOCUMENT TRAY
SIZE SENSOR 1 +5VDC
J759 DC COM J764
1 BLU 3 DOCUMENT
J764 SENSED (L)+5VDC J759
DC COM 2 2
(1.4 F3) +5VDC BLU
3 1
BLU
+5VDC
(1.4 F1)
2 DOCUMENT TRAY SIZE 1
SENSOR 2 DADF IIT Input 005-222
PL56.11 DOCUMENT TRAY
SIZE SENSOR 2 +5VDC
DC COM J765
4 3 DOCUMENT
BLU J765 SENSED (L)+5VDC
DC COM 2 5
(1.4 F3) +5VDC BLU
1
6 BLU
+5VDC
(1.4 F1)
3
ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS NOTE: 1 The following table shows the relation between the combination of outputs from the sensors and the document size.
DOCUMENT TRAY Fast Scan Direction Slow Scan Direction

DOCUMENT TRAY SIZE SENSOR 2 DADF TRAY SET DADF TRAY SET DADF TRAY SET DOCUMENT TRAY DOCUMENT TRAY
Document Size GUIDE SENSOR 1 GUIDE SENSOR 2 GUIDE SENSOR 3 SIZE SENSOR 1 SIZE SENSOR 2
4 SIZE SENSOR 1 (CH5.3) (CH5.3) (CH5.3)
A5 S OFF OFF ON ON OFF

B5 S/16K S OFF OFF OFF ON OFF
A4 S OFF ON OFF ON OFF
8.5"X11" S OFF ON ON ON OFF
8.5"×13"(14") S OFF ON ON ON ON
B5 L ON OFF ON OFF OFF
5
B4 S ON OFF ON ON ON
16K L ON OFF OFF OFF OFF
8K S ON OFF OFF ON ON
DADF TRAY SET
GUIDE SENSOR 1 8.5"X11" L ON ON OFF ON OFF
(CH5.3) 11"×17" S ON ON OFF ON ON
A4 L ON ON ON ON OFF
A3 S ON ON ON ON ON
6
DADF TRAY SET
DADF TRAY SET GUIDE SENSOR 3
GUIDE SENSOR 2 (CH5.3)
(CH5.3)
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5.3 DOCUMENT SIZE SENSING (2 OF 2)
1 DADF PWB DADF TRAY SET GUIDE DADF PWB

PL56.2 SENSOR 1 PL56.2
PL56.11
J759 DC COM J768 DADF IIT Input 005-215
13 3 DADF TRAY SET +5VDC
BLU
DC COM GUIDE SENSOR 1
(1.4 F3) J768 BLOCKED (H)+5VDC J759
+5VDC 2 14
15 1 BLU
BLU
+5VDC
(1.4 F1)
2 DADF TRAY SET GUIDE
SENSOR 2
PL56.11
DC COM J767 DADF IIT Input 005-216
10 3 DADF TRAY SET +5VDC
BLU
(1.4 F3) J767 BLOCKED (H)+5VDC
+5VDC 2 11
12 1 BLU
BLU
+5VDC
3 (1.4 F1)
DADF TRAY SET GUIDE
SENSOR 3
PL56.11
DC COM J766 DADF IIT Input 005-217
7 3 +5VDC
BLU DADF TRAY SET
+5VDC 2 8
9 1 BLU
BLU
4 +5VDC
(1.4 F1)
DOCUMENT TRAY
DADF TRAY SET SIZE SENSOR 2
5 GUIDE SENSOR 1 (CH5.2)
DADF TRAY SET

GUIDE SENSOR 2
DOCUMENT TRAY
DADF TRAY SET SIZE SENSOR 1
6 (CH5.2)
GUIDE SENSOR 3
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5.4 DOCUMENT FEEDING FAIL CODE

005-122 DADF Simplex/Side 1
DADF PWB DADF PWB Pre Regi. Sensor On Jam
1 PL56.2 DADF PRE REGI. SENSOR DADF IIT Input 005-206 PL56.2
PL56.14 005-135 DADF Side 2 Pre Regi.
J760 DC COM J772 DADF PRE REGI. Sensor On Jam
4 3 SENSOR +5VDC
BLU DADF Pre Regi. Sensor
DC COM DOCUMENT 005-147
(1.4 F3) J772 SENSED (H)+5VDC J760 005-122 005-198 Off Jam on Inverting
+5VDC 2 5
6 1 BLU 005-135 005-199 005-196 Size Mismatch Jam
BLU on No Mix-size
+5VDC
(1.4 F1) 005-147 005-907 Prohibit Combine Size
005-197
Jam
1 DADF IIT Output 005-004/005/008/010 DADF FEED MOTOR 005-196 005-948
2 005-046/047/048/049 PL56.6
Too Short Size Jam
005-198
DADF FEED MOTOR 005-197
J754 ON +24VDC CLOCK A J777
1 4 005-199 Too Long Size Jam
BLU
DC COM
ON +24VDC CLOCK /A 005-907 DADF Pre Regi. Sensor
2 6 Static Jam
BLU
DC COM Not-Supported Doc Size
ON +24VDC CLOCK B 005-942
3 3 DADF
BLU DADF FEED
3 CLUTCH SS-Size Mismatch Jam
DC COM MOT DADF FEED 005-948
ON +24VDC CLOCK /B on No Mix-size
MOTOR
4 1
BLU
DC COM
INTLK +24VDC (A COM) DADF T/A CLUTCH
5 5
ORN NOTE:
F4
4A 1 The operation speed varies depending on
INTLK +24VDC (B COM) the diag code.
6 2
ORN The operation is ON for 50 sec and
4 DADF INTLK automatically goes OFF.
+24VDC
(5.1 G1)
DADF FEED DADF FEED MOTOR Operation Speed
DADF IIT Output 005-062 CLUTCH
DADF FEED CLUTCH PL56.7 DADF IIT Output [005-004] 82.5mm/sec (CW)
J758 ON (L)+24VDC P780 J780 DADF
DADF IIT Output [005-005] 110.0mm/sec (CW)
2 1 2 PRE REGI.
BLU BLU
SENSOR DADF IIT Output [005-008] 165.0mm/sec (CW)
DC COM
DADF IIT Output [005-010] 220.0mm/sec (CW)
+24VDC
5 1 2 1 DADF IIT Output [005-046] 82.5mm/sec (CCW)
ORN BLU
+24VDC-F7 DADF IIT Output [005-047] 110.0mm/sec (CCW)
(1.4 F3)
DADF T/A DADF IIT Output [005-048] 165.0mm/sec (CCW)
DADF IIT Output 005-098 CLUTCH DADF IIT Output [005-049] 220.0mm/sec (CCW)
DADF T/A CLUTCH PL56.7
ON (L)+24VDC P781 J781
4 1 2
BLU BLU
DC COM
6 +24VDC
3 2 1
ORN BLU
+24VDC-F7
(1.4 F3)
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5.5 DOCUMENT SCAN, INVERT AND EXIT TRANSPORTATION FAIL CODE

DADF PWB
PL56.2 005-123 DADF Simplex/Side 1 Regi. Sensor On Jam
1 DADF PWB DADF REGI. SENSOR

005-125 DADF Regi. Sensor Off Jam
PL56.2 PL56.14
J760 DC COM J773 DADF IIT Input 005-110 005-123 005-130 DADF Invert Sensor On Jam
7 3 DADF REGI. SENSOR +5VDC
BLU
DOCUMENT 005-125
DC COM 005-131 DADF Invert Sensor On Jam on Inverting
(1.4 F3) J773 SENSED (L)+5VDC J760
+5VDC 2 8 005-136
9 1 BLU
BLU 005-132 DADF Invert Sensor On Jam
+5VDC
005-145
2 (1.4 F1)
005-908 005-134 DADF Invert Sensor Off Jam on Inverting
DADF INVERT SENSOR
PL56.10 005-130 005-136 DADF Side 2 Regi. Sensor On Jam
DC COM J771 DADF IIT Input 005-211 005-131
1 3 DADF INVERT SENSOR +5VDC 005-139 DADF Invert Sensor Off Jam
BLU
DC COM DOCUMENT 005-132
(1.4 F3) J771 SENSED (L)+5VDC
+5VDC 2 2 005-134 005-145 DADF Regi. Sensor Off Jam on Inverting
3 1 BLU
3 BLU
005-139
+5VDC 005-908 DADF Regi. Sensor Static Jam
(1.4 F1)
005-913
005-913 DADF Invert Sensor Static Jam
EXIT NIP EXIT NIP RELEASE SOLENOID
DADF IIT Output 005-072 RELEASE
EXIT NIP RELEASE SOLENOID
4 SOLENOID PL56.7
J756 ON (L)+24VDC
2
BLU
DC COM
+24VDC
1
ORN
+24VDC-F2 DADF REGI. SENSOR
(1.4 F2)
DADF INVERT SENSOR

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5.6 DOCUMENT PATH
1
DADF FEED
MOTOR
DADF FEED
CLUTCH
T/A Feed Roll Nudger Roll

CLUTCH
2 3
I-1
1 2
456
7
9
3 Exit Roll
8
T/A Roll
Regi. Roll Out Roll
Document Sensor Interlock Switch
No. Sensor Name CH No. Switch Name CH

1 DADF Document Set Sensor 5.1 I-1 DADF Feeder Cover Interlock Switch 5.1
2 Document Tray Size Sensor 1 5.2
5 3 Document Tray Size Sensor 2 5.2
4 DADF Tray Set Guide Sensor 1 5.3
7 DADF Pre Regi. Sensor 5.4
8 DADF Regi. Sensor 5.5
9 DADF Invert Sensor 5.5
6
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5.7 DOCUMENT TRANSMISSION
1 DADF FEED
MOTOR (CH5.4) FEED ROLL DADF FEED CLUTCH (CH5.4)
NUDGER ROLL
T/A CLUTCH (CH5.4)

2
Document Flow
3
T/A ROLL
REGI. ROLL OUT ROLL EXIT ROLL
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FAIL CODE
6.1 PLATEN DOCUMENT SENSING
ESS PWB 062-300
PLATEN CLOSE SENSOR PL18.2
PL1.3 DADF Platen Interlock Open
1 ESS PWB CLOSED 3.2
PL18.2 SIGNAL
J19 DC COM J724 SLEEP
8 BLU
2 IIT Input 062-300 +5VDC
DC COM PLATEN CLOSE SENSOR
(1.2 F4) J724 BLOCKED (H)+5VDC J19
+1.2VDC 1 BLU
9 062-300
7 BLU
3
F34 SLEEP
+5VDC
(1.2 F2) PLATEN ANGLE SENSOR
PL1.3
2
DC COM J723 SLEEP ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
5 BLU
2 IIT Input 062-301 +5VDC
DC COM PLATEN ANGLE SENSOR
+1.2VDC 1 BLU
6
4 BLU
3
F34 SLEEP
+5VDC
(1.2 F2) APS SENSOR 1
PL1.3
3 SLEEP
IIT Input 062-251 +5VDC
DC COM J725
J725 DOCUMENT SENSED (L)+5VDC
DC COM 2 BLU
11 PLATEN ANGLE
(1.2 F4)
12 BLU
+5VDC
1
SENSOR
F34 SLEEP
+5VDC
(1.2 F2) APS SENSOR 1
13 N.C
4 IIT Input 062-253 SLEEP
DC COM +5VDC
(1.2 F4)
15 N.C APS SENSOR 2
(RESERVED)
F34 SLEEP N.C 14
+5VDC
(1.2 F2)
5
PLATEN CLOSE
SENSOR
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FAIL CODE
6.2 CARRIAGE CONTROL
062-360
ESS PWB ESS PWB
1 PL18.2 PL18.2 Carriage Position Fail
IIT REGI. SENSOR
PL1.3
062-389
J19 DC COM J722
2 BLU 2 IIT Input 062-212 SLEEP
+5VDC Carriage Over Run Fail (Scan End Side)
DC COM IIT REGI. SENSOR
(1.2 F4) J722 BLOCKED (H)+5VDC J19 062-360
+1.2VDC 1 3
1 BLU 3 BLU
062-389
F34 SLEEP
+5VDC
2 (1.2 F2)
IIT Output IIT SCAN
F37 062-005 (SCAN DIRCTION) MOTOR ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
PL1.4
062-006 (RETURN DIRCTION)
SLEEP IIT SCAN MOTOR
+24VDC
(1.3 H4) J13 ON +24VDC CLOCK A J721 P721
1 BLU 4 IIT REGI. SENSOR IIT SCAN
DC COM MOTOR
IIT SCAN MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK /A
3 2 BLU 3
DC COM IIT SCAN MOTOR MOT
ON +24VDC CLOCK B
4 BLU 1
DC COM IIT SCAN MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK /B
3 BLU 2
DC COM
4
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ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS FAIL CODE
6.3 DOCUMENT ILLUMINATION AND IMAGE INPUT
062-371
ESS PWB Lamp Illumination Fail

1 IIT Input
PL18.2
062-201 (SHEET ABORT) 062-380
062-272 (SCAN START) AGC Fail
IIT Output 062-386

062-371 CIS SENSOR ASSY
062-002 (IIT EXPOSURE LAMP) PL1.3 AOC Fail
062-380 J15 J700
1 1 062-393
062-386 ILLUMINATION AND IMAGE
2 SIGNAL CCD PWB Sync Signal Fail
062-393
062-396
062-396
CCD Cable Connection Fail
CIS SENSOR ASSY
SLEEP
+5VDC F32 CIS 1V
TO
SLEEP +1VDC
+5VDC
3 (1.2 F2)
SLEEP
+5VDC F33 CIS 2V
TO
SLEEP +2VDC
+5VDC
(1.2 F2)
4 DC COM
(1.2 F4) 50 50
FLAT
CABLE
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6.4 LASER CONTROL (Y,M) FAIL CODE

1 Digital Output 061-001 TO 061-003
061-371
ESS PWB LPH (Y) LPH Error
1 PL18.2 PL2.1
CONTROL J9 Y
SIGNAL AND 1 1
VIDEO DATA
F22 M
Y
2 SLEEP
+5VDC
(1.2 F2)
DC COM
(1.2 F4) 30 50
FLAT
CABLE
061-371
LPH (M)
PL2.1
3 CONTROL J10 M
SIGNAL AND 1 1
VIDEO DATA
F24
SLEEP
4 +5VDC
(1.2 F2)
DC COM
(1.2 F4) 30 50
FLAT
CABLE
5 NOTE: Drum
1 The operation varies depending on the diag code.
LPH Operation
Digital Output [061-001] Forcedly turns ON LPH. (Solid pattern)
Digital Output [061-002] Forcedly turns ON LPH. (Cin 50%)
Digital Output [061-003] Performs only thyristor transfer.
LPH
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6.5 LASER CONTROL (C,K) FAIL CODE

1 Digital Output 061-001 TO 061-003
061-371
ESS PWB LPH (C) LPH Error
1 PL18.2 PL2.1
CONTROL J11 C
SIGNAL AND 1 1
VIDEO DATA
K
F29
C
2 SLEEP
+5VDC
(1.2 F2)
DC COM
(1.2 F4) 30 50
FLAT
CABLE
061-371
LPH (K)
PL2.1
3 CONTROL J10 K
SIGNAL AND 1 1
VIDEO DATA
F31
SLEEP
4 +5VDC
(1.2 F2)
DC COM
(1.2 F4) 30 50
FLAT
CABLE
5 NOTE: Drum
1 The operation varies depending on the diag code.
LPH Operation
Digital Output [061-001] Forcedly turns ON LPH. (Solid pattern)
Digital Output [061-002] Forcedly turns ON LPH. (Cin 50%)
Digital Output [061-003] Performs only thyristor transfer.
LPH
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6.6 COLOR REGISTRATION CONTROL

MOB ADC ASSEMBLY DRIVE PWB ESS PWB
Digital Output PL18.2 Analog Input 089-200 PL18.2 PL18.2
DRIVE PWB
1 PL18.2 092-001 (R-RAD COM DA) (R-RAD LED)
MOB ADC SENSOR
MOB ADC SENSOR (R-RAD) MOB ADC SENSOR
(R-RAD) (R-RAD)_VDIFF R-RAD LED
J414 LED ON(L)+5VDC P604 J604 J112 J112 J604 P604 SENSED SIGNAL J414 J1 SIGNAL J6
4 YEL 6 4 YEL
2 4 YEL 2 8 YEL
2 48 13
DC COM MOB ADC SENSOR
(R-RAD)_VSPE R-RAD INT
+5VDC SENSED SIGNAL SIGNAL
5 YEL 5 5 YEL
1 3 YEL 3 7 YEL
3 43 18
+5VDC
2 (1.2 J3)
DC COM
1 YEL 9 1 YEL
5
DC COM
(1.2 J3)
MOB ADC SENSOR
MOB ADC (TMA) (R-RAD LOW)
SENSOR OUT R-RAD LOW
LED ON (L)+5VDC J113 J113 Analog Input 089-202 INT SIGNAL
8 YEL 2 8 YEL
2 4 N.C 44 17
(R-RAD LOW LED)
3 DC COM MOB ADC SENSOR
(R-RAD LOW)_VSPE R-RAD LOW
+5VDC SENSED SIGNAL LED SIGNAL
9 YEL 1 9 YEL
1 3 YEL 7 3 YEL
7 45 16
+5VDC FLAT
(1.2 J3) CABLE
DC COM
6 YEL 4 6 YEL
5 ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
DC COM
(1.2 J3)
4
MOB ADC ASSEMBLY
6 MOB ADC SENSOR (R-RAD LOW)
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FAIL CODE
7.1 TRAY 1 PAPER SIZE SENSING
DRIVE PWB TRAY 1 PAPER SIZE SENSOR DRIVE PWB 024-946
PL18.2 PL9.1 PL18.2
1 J415 +3.3VDC J116 Tray 1 Detached
4 BLU 1 Analog Input 071-200
TRAY 1 PAPER SIZE +3.3VDC
+3.3VDC 024-959
(1.2 J1) SENSOR
SW1 J116 SENSED SIGNAL J415
2 3 024-946 Tray 1 No Suitable Paper
BLU
024-959 024-970
SW2
024-970
Tray 1 Paper Size Switch
Error
2 071-211
SW3
071-211
Tray 1 Sensor Fail
SW4 Digital Input 071-104
TRAY 1 PAPER SIZE
SENSOR +3.3VDC
SIZE SELECT SWITCH
DC COM SW5 ON (L)+3.3VDC
2 BLU 3 4 BLU
1
3 DC COM
(1.2 J2)
NOTE: 1 Paper size is sensed by voltage corresponding to combined resistance of Paper Size Switch and SW5 On/Off.
The table below shows the relation between paper size and combination of Switch ON/OFF pattern, voltage and AD value.
(Any combination other than the ones below results in an undetermined size.) TRAY 1 PAPER SIZE
AD Value SENSOR
Voltage (V) Analog Input[071-200]
Paper Size SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5
(J415-3)
Min Typ Max
SW3
4 NO TRAY OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 3.08±0.03 39a 3bd 3dd
SW2 SW1
A5S/5.5"×8.5"S OFF OFF ON OFF OFF 2.65±0.03 31d 33c 359
SW4
B5S OFF OFF ON ON ON 2.44±0.03 2df 2fd 31c SW5
8.5"×13"S OFF ON OFF ON OFF
2.03±0.03 262 280 29f
8.5"×14"S OFF ON OFF ON ON
A4S OFF ON ON OFF OFF
1.82±0.03 224 242 261
8.5"/9"×11"S OFF ON ON OFF ON
5 A4L ON OFF ON OFF OFF 1.00±0.03 130 14e 16d
A3S ON OFF ON ON OFF 0.80±0.03 f4 111 12f
B5L/7.25"×10.5"L ON ON OFF OFF ON 0.60±0.03 b8 d6 f3
8KS(GCO),(TFX) ON ON OFF ON OFF
0.40±0.03 7c 98 b7
B4S ON ON OFF ON ON
8.5"×11"L ON ON ON OFF OFF
0.20±0.03 40 5c 7b
16KL(GCO),(TFX) ON ON ON OFF ON
6 11"×17"S ON ON ON ON ON 0.00±0.03 0 20 3f
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FAIL CODE
7.2 TRAY 2 PAPER SIZE SENSING (1TM)
STM PWB TRAY 2 PAPER SIZE SENSOR STM PWB 024-947
PL10.6 PL10.1 PL10.6
1 J548 +5VDC J101 Tray 2 Detached
15 BLU 1 Analog Input 072-200
TRAY 2 PAPER SIZE +5VDC
+5VDC 024-960
(1.5 E2) SENSOR
SW1 J101 SENSED SIGNAL J548
2 14 024-947 Tray 2 No Suitable Paper
BLU
024-960 024-971
SW2 024-971
Tray 2 Paper Size Switch
Error
2
SW3

SW4
TRAY 2 PAPER SIZE
SENSOR +5VDC
SIZE SELECT SWITCH
DC COM SW5 ON (L)+5VDC
13 BLU 3 4 BLU
12
3 DC COM
(1.5 E2)
NOTE: 1 Paper size is sensed by voltage corresponding to combined resistance of Paper Size Sensor and SW5 On/Off. ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
The table below shows the relation between paper size and combination of Switch ON/OFF pattern, voltage and AD value.
TRAY 2 PAPER SIZE
(Any combination other than the ones below results in an undetermined size.)
SENSOR
AD Value
Voltage (V) Analog Input[072-200]
Paper Size SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW3
(J548-14)
4 Min Typ Max
SW2 SW1
NO TRAY OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF 4.66±0.05 e7 ef f7
SW4
A5S/5.5"×8.5"S OFF OFF ON OFF OFF 4.01±0.05 c7 cf db SW5
B5S OFF OFF ON ON ON 3.69±0.05 b8 bf cb
8.5"×13"S OFF ON OFF ON OFF
3.07±0.05 99 a0 a7
8.5"×14"S OFF ON OFF ON ON
A4S OFF ON ON OFF OFF
2.75±0.05 89 91 98
5 8.5"/9"×11"S OFF ON ON OFF ON
A4L ON OFF ON OFF OFF 1.52±0.05 4d 54 5d
A3S ON OFF ON ON OFF 1.21±0.05 3d 45 4c
B5L/7.25"×10.5"L ON ON OFF OFF ON 0.91±0.05 2e 36 3c
8KS(GCO),(TFX) ON ON OFF ON OFF
0.60±0.05 1f 27 2d
B4S ON ON OFF ON ON
8.5"×11"L ON ON ON OFF OFF
0.30±0.05 10 18 1e
6 16KL(GCO),(TFX) ON ON ON OFF ON
11"×17"S ON ON ON ON ON 0.00±0.05 0 9 f
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7.3 TRAY 1 PAPER STACKING

DRIVE PWB TRAY 1 NO PAPER DRIVE PWB ESS PWB
1 PL18.2 SENSOR PL18.2 PL18.2
PL9.1
J410 DC COM P605 J605 J114 Digital Input 071-101
14 BLU 3 2 BLU
2 TRAY 1 NO PAPER +3.3VDC
DC COM SENSOR
(1.2 J2) J114 J605 P605 PAPER SENSED (L)+3.3VDC J410 J1 J6
+1.2VDC 1 BLU 3 2 BLU
15 8 53 024-950
13 BLU 4 1 BLU
3
FLAT
+3.3VDC CABLE
(1.2 J1)
2

024-950
Tray 1 No Paper
3
TRAY 1 NO PAPER
SENSOR
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FAIL CODE
7.4 TRAY 2 PAPER STACKING (1TM)
TRAY 2 NO PAPER 072-461
SENSOR STM PWB
STM PWB PL10.3 PL10.6 Tray 2 Lift Up NG
PL10.6 Digital Input 072-101
1 J548 P669 J669 J106
DC COM TRAY 2 NO PAPER
8 BLU 5 5 GRY
2 SENSOR +5VDC
DC COM PAPER SENSED
(1.5 E2) J106 J669 P669 (L)+5VDC J548
+1.2VDC 1 GRY 6 4 BLU
9
7 BLU 6 4 GRY
3
+5VDC
(1.5 E2)
TRAY 2 LEVEL SENSOR
PL10.3
2
DC COM J107
5 BLU 8 2 2 Digital Input 072-102 +5VDC
GRY
DC COM TRAY 2 LEVEL SENSOR
(1.5 E2) J107 LIFT UP (L)+5VDC
+1.2VDC 1 GRY 3 7 BLU
6 072-461
4 BLU 9 1 GRY
3
+5VDC
(1.5 E2)
1 TRAY 2
3 FEED/LIFT UP ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
Digital Output 072-001 TO 072-004 MOTOR
TRAY 2 FEED/LIFT PL10.3
UP MOTOR
J550 ON +24VDC CLOCK B P661 J661 J221
1 BLU 4 1 GRY
4
DC COM
TRAY 2 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK /B
2 BLU 3 2 GRY
3
TRAY 2 FEED/LIFT
DC COM MOT
4 UP MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK /A
3 BLU 2 3 GRY
2
DC COM
TRAY 2 FEED/LIFT
UP MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK A
4 BLU 1 4 GRY
1
DC COM TRAY 2 LEVEL
SENSOR
5 TRAY 2 FEED/LIFT
1 UP MOTOR
NOTE:
The operation varies depending on the diag code.
TRAY 2 FEED/LIFT UP
Operation TRAY 2 NO PAPER
MOTOR SENSOR
Digital Output [072-001] Rotates the Motor forward. (in the Feed direction. 2-phase excitation)
Digital Output [072-002] Rotates the Motor reverse. (in the Lift-up direction. 2-phase excitation)
However, if Level Sensor is ON when the motor starts driving, it does not operate.
6
Digital Output [072-003] Rotates the Motor forward. (in the Feed direction. 1-2-phase excitation)
Digital Output [072-004] Rotates the Motor reverse. (in the Lift-up direction. 1-2-phase excitation)
However, if Level Sensor is ON when the motor starts driving, it does not operate.
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7.5 MSI PAPER SIZE SENSING
1 DRIVE PWB MSI NO PAPER SENSOR DRIVE PWB ESS PWB

PL18.2 PL13.3 PL18.2 PL18.2
J410 DC COM P602 J602 J110 Digital Input 075-100

8 BLU 2 4 BLU
2 MSI NO PAPER +3.3VDC
DC COM SENSOR
(1.2 J2) J110 J602 P602 PAPER SENSED (L)+3.3VDC J410 J1 J6
9 7 54 024-963
7 BLU 3 3 BLU
3
FLAT
+3.3VDC CABLE
(1.2 J1)
2

024-963
MSI No Suitable Paper
MSI NO PAPER
3 SENSOR
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8.1 TRAY 1 AND MSI PAPER TRANSPORTATION
1 ESS PWB DRIVE PWB

PL18.2 PL18.2
TRAY 1 FEED
Digital Output 071-001 CLUTCH
PL3.3
TRAY 1 FEED CLUTCH
J6 J1 J409 ON (L)+24VDC J210 P210
47 14 2 BLU 1 2
DC COM
+24VDC
1 BLU 2 1
F3 INTLK
2 +24VDC
(1.3 J2)
MSI FEED
Digital Output 075-001 CLUTCH
PL13.3
MSI FEED CLUTCH
J410 ON (L)+24VDC P602 J602 P206 J206
43 18 6 BLU 4 2 BLU 1 2
FLAT DC COM
CABLE +24VDC
5 BLU 5 1 BLU 2 1
3
F3 INTLK
+24VDC
(1.3 J2)
4 TRAY 1 FEED
CLUTCH
MSI FEED
CLUTCH
5
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FAIL CODE
8.2 TRAY MODULE PAPER TRANSPORTATION (1TM)
072-100
STM PWB
1 PL10.6 Tray2 Miss Feed Jam
STM PWB TRAY 2 FEED OUT
PL10.6 SENSOR
PL10.5
J548 DC COM J108 Digital Input 072-103
2 BLU 2 +5VDC
TRAY 2 FEED
DC COM OUT SENSOR
(1.5 E2) J108 PAPER SENSED (L)+5VDC J548
+1.2VDC 1 BLU
3 072-100
1 BLU 3
+5VDC
2 (1.5 E2)
Digital Output
077-033 (MAX SPEED) STM TAKE AWAY
MOTOR ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
077-034 (HALF SPEED) PL10.6
+24VDC
(1.5 E3)
STM TAKE AWAY MOTOR
J551 ON +24VDC CLOCK /B J224
1 BLU 1
DC COM STM TAKE AWAY MOTOR
3
ON +24VDC CLOCK B
2 BLU 3
DC COM
STM TAKE AWAY MOTOR MOT
ON +24VDC CLOCK /A
3 BLU 6
DC COM
STM TAKE AWAY MOTOR
ON +24VDC CLOCK A
4 BLU 4
4 DC COM
STM TAKE AWAY

MOTOR
6 TRAY 2 FEED
OUT SENSOR
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8.3 REGISTRATION
DRIVE PWB ESS PWB
PL18.2 PL18.2
1 DRIVE PWB REGI. SENSOR
PL18.2 PL15.1 024-910
J410 DC COM P603 J603 J111 Digital Input 077-104 024-911
11 BLU 2 2 BLU
2 +3.3VDC
REGI. SENSOR
DC COM PAPER SENSED 024-958
(1.2 J2) J111 J603 P603 (L)+3.3VDC J410 J1 J6
12 4 57 071-105
10 BLU 3 1 BLU
3
FLAT
+3.3VDC CABLE 072-105
(1.2 J1)
2 075-101
077-104
ESS PWB DRIVE PWB
PL18.2 PL18.2 REGI. 077-123
CLUTCH
Digital Output 077-002 PL15.1
REGI. CLUTCH
J6 J1 J410 ON (L)+24VDC P204 J204
48 13 2 BLU 1 2
FLAT DC COM FAIL CODE
3 CABLE
+24VDC 024-910
1 BLU 2 1
Tray 1 Paper Size Mismatch
F3 INTLK
+24VDC
(1.3 J2) 024-911
Tray 2 Paper Size Mismatch
024-958
4 MSI Paper Size Mismatch
REGI. REGI.
CLUTCH SENSOR 071-105
Regi. Sensor On Jam (Tray 1)
072-105
Regi. Sensor On Jam (Tray 2)
075-101
5
Regi. Sensor On Jam (MSI)
077-104
Regi. Sensor Off Jam
077-123
Regi. Sensor On Jam (Duplex Direct)
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8.4 PAPER PATH
1 When the DUPLEX is installed Cover Switch

INVERT No. Switch Name CH
MOTOR IOT I-1 L/H Cover Interlock Switch 1.6
I-1
I-2 Front Cover Interlock Switch 1.6
I-3 STM Left Cover Switch 1.6
DUPLEX
7
2 Paper Size Sensor
No. Sensor Name CH
I-2 A-1 Tray 1 Paper Size Sensor 7.1
A-2 Tray 2 Paper Size Sensor 7.2
MAIN DRIVE
MOTOR
REGI. Paper Path Sensor

3 CLUTCH No. CH
6 1 Tray 1 No Paper Sensor 7.3

TRAY 1 FEED
CLUTCH 2 Tray 2 No Paper Sensor 7.4
1 TRAY 1 3 Tray 2 Level Sensor 7.4

4 MSI No Paper Sensor 7.5
MSI
MSI FEED
4 A-1 5 Tray 2 Feed Out Sensor 8.2
CLUTCH 6 Regi. Sensor 8.3
4 5
TRAY 2 FEED/ 7 Fusing Unit Exit Sensor 10.4
I-3 LIFT UP MOTOR TRAY 2
2 3
STM TAKEAWAY
MOTOR
A-2
When the One Tray Module is installed
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9.1 XERO LIFE CONTROL (Y,M)

DRIVE PWB
DRIVE PWB XERO CRUM CONNECTOR PL18.2
1 PL18.2 ASSEMBLY (Y)
XERO PL8.2
CRUM (Y) XERO CRUM (Y)
J407 CLOCK J105 J105 DATA J407 091-411 091-917 091-932
2 BLU 3 1 BLU
4
091-416 091-920 091-960
+3.3VDC
3 BLU 2
091-480 091-927
+3.3VDC
(1.2 J1) DC COM
1 BLU 4
2
DC COM
(1.2 J2) CRUM P1 P2 P3 P4
PWB
DRUM CARTRIDGE (Y)
PL8.1
XERO CRUM CONNECTOR

ASSEMBLY (M)
PL8.2
091-421 091-918 091-933
3 XERO CRUM (M) XERO CRUM (M)
CLOCK J106 J106 DATA
6 BLU 3 1 BLU
8 091-426 091-922 091-961
+3.3VDC 091-481 091-928

7 BLU 2
+3.3VDC
(1.2 J1) DC COM
5 BLU 4
DC COM
(1.2 J2) CRUM P1 P2 P3 P4 FAIL CODE
4 PWB 091-411 091-481 091-927 091-961
DRUM CARTRIDGE (M) Drum Cartridge Y Drum Cartridge M Drum CRUM M
PL8.1 Drum CRUM Y
Near Life Life Over Not In Position Data Mismatch
091-416 091-917 091-928

ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS DRUM CARTRIDGE (M)
Drum Cartridge Y Drum CRUM Y Drum CRUM M
DRUM CARTRIDGE (Y) Pre Near Life Communication Fail Not In Position
091-421 091-918 091-932

5
Drum Cartridge M Drum CRUM M Drum Cartridge Y
Near Life Communication Fail Life End
091-426 091-920 091-933

Drum Cartridge M Drum CRUM Y Drum Cartridge M
Pre Near Life Data Broken Life End
091-480 091-922 091-960

Drum Cartridge Y Drum CRUM M Drum CRUM Y
6 Life Over Data Broken Data Mismatch
XERO CRUM CONNECTOR XERO CRUM CONNECTOR

ASSEMBLY (M) ASSEMBLY (Y)
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9.2 XERO LIFE CONTROL (C,K)

DRIVE PWB
DRIVE PWB XERO CRUM CONNECTOR PL18.2
1 PL18.2 ASSEMBLY (C)
XERO PL8.2
CRUM (C) XERO CRUM (C)
J407 CLOCK J107 J107 DATA J407 091-431 091-919 091-934
10 BLU 3 1 BLU
12
091-436 091-923 091-962
+3.3VDC
11 BLU 2
091-482 091-929
+3.3VDC
(1.2 J1) DC COM
9 BLU 4
2
DC COM
(1.2 J2) CRUM P1 P2 P3 P4
PWB
DRUM CARTRIDGE (C)
PL8.1
XERO CRUM CONNECTOR

ASSEMBLY (K)
PL8.2
091-401 091-913 091-921
3 XERO CRUM (K) XERO CRUM (K)
14 BLU 3 1 BLU
16 091-402 091-914 091-963
+3.3VDC 091-406 091-915

15 BLU 2
+3.3VDC
(1.2 J1) DC COM
13 BLU 4
DC COM
(1.2 J2) CRUM P1 P2 P3 P4 FAIL CODE
4 PWB 091-401 091-482 091-921 091-963
DRUM CARTRIDGE (K) Drum Cartridge K Drum Cartridge C Drum CRUM K Drum CRUM K
PL8.1 Near Life Life Over Not In Position Data Mismatch
091-402 091-913 091-923

ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS XERO CRUM CONNECTOR
ASSEMBLY (K) Drum Cartridge K Drum Cartridge K Drum CRUM C
DRUM CARTRIDGE (K) Life Over Life End Data Broken
091-406 091-914 091-929

5
Drum Cartridge K Drum CRUM K Drum CRUM C
Pre Near Life Communication Fail Not In Position
091-431 091-915 091-934

Drum Cartridge C Drum CRUM K Drum Cartridge M
Near Life Data Broken Life End
091-436 091-919 091-962

Drum Cartridge C Drum CRUM C Drum CRUM C
6 Pre Near Life Communication Fail Data Mismatch
XERO CRUM CONNECTOR

ASSEMBLY (C)
DRUM CARTRIDGE (C)
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9.3 CHARGING AND EXPOSURE

Digital Output 091-001 (BCR Y DC)
1 DRIVE PWB 091-002 (BCR M DC) HVPS
PL18.2 091-003 PL18.1
(BCR C DC)
091-004 (BCR K DC)
J402 LD SIGNAL J500 P520 BCR (Y) POWER ZONE
3 BLU 9 H6
CLK BCR (M) POWER ZONE
5 BLU 7 H6 BCR (Y)
BCR (M) HVPS
2
BCR (C)
DI SIGNAL BCR (C) POWER ZONE
7 BLU 5 G6
BCR (K)
INTLK +24VDC BCR (K) POWER ZONE

9 BLU 3 G6
INTLK
+24VDC
3 (1.3 J2)
INTLK +24VDC
11 BLU 1
DC COM
6 BLU 6
DC COM
(1.3 J5)
DC COM
4 8 BLU 4
+3.3VDC
1 BLU 11
+3.3VDC
(1.2 J1)
A GND
4 BLU 8
DC COM
5 (1.2 J2)
ZONE BCR (K) POWER

F3
ZONE BCR (C) POWER

6 F2
ZONE BCR (M) POWER
F2
ZONE BCR (Y) POWER
F1
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9.4 DEVELOPMENT Digital Output 093-005 (DEVE BIAS DC YMC)

093-006 (DEVE BIAS DC K)
ESS PWB DRIVE PWB 093-007 (DEVE BIAS AC YMC) HVPS
1 PL18.2 PL18.2 PL18.1
093-008 (DEVE BIAS AC K)
J6 J1 J402 DB CLK J500 P520 DEVE (Y,M,C) POWER ZONE
23 38 10 BLU 2 G6
FLAT
CABLE
LD SIGNAL DEVE (K) POWER ZONE
3 BLU 9 G6
2
CLK
5 BLU 7 ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
MAGNET ROLL (Y)

MAGNET ROLL (M)
DI SIGNAL
7 BLU 5 MAGNET ROLL (C)
INTLK +24VDC
3 9 BLU 3
INTLK
+24VDC
(1.3 J2)
INTLK +24VDC
11 BLU 1
HVPS
DC COM
6 BLU 6
4 DC COM
(1.3 J5)
DC COM
8 BLU 4
+3.3VDC
1 BLU 11
+3.3VDC
(1.2 J1)
5 A GND
4 BLU 8
DC COM
(1.2 J2)
MAGNET ROLL (K)
ZONE DEVE (K) POWER

6 J2
DEVE (Y,M,C) POWER
ZONE
J1
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FAIL CODE
9.5 TONER CARTRIDGE LIFE CONTROL (Y,M)
093-407
DRIVE PWB
PL18.2 Toner Y Pre Near Life
1 DRIVE PWB TONER CRUM CONNECTOR
PL18.2 ASSEMBLY (Y) (DISPENSER
DRIVE (YM)) 093-408
PL5.3 093-407 093-423
TONER CRUM (Y) TONER CRUM (Y) Toner M Pre Near Life
J405 CLOCK J101 J101 DATA J405
2 RED 3 1 RED
4 093-930 093-950
093-423
+3.3VDC 093-960 093-970 Toner Y Pre Life
3 RED 2
+3.3VDC 093-980 093-424
(1.2 J1) DC COM
2 1 RED 4 Toner M Pre Life
DC COM
(1.2 J2) CRUM P1 P2 P3 P4 093-930
PWB Toner Y Life Over
TONER CARTRIDGE (Y)
PL5.1 093-931
TONER CRUM CONNECTOR Toner M Life Over

093-408 093-424
ASSEMBLY (M) (DISPENSER
DRIVE (YM)) 093-950
3 PL5.3 093-931 093-951
TONER CRUM (M) TONER CRUM (M) Toner Y CRUM Communication Fail
7 RED 3 1 RED
9 093-961 093-971
093-951
+3.3VDC 093-981 Toner M CRUM Communication Fail
8 RED 2
+3.3VDC 093-960
(1.2 J1) DC COM
6 RED 4 Toner Y CRUM Data Mismatch
DC COM
4 (1.2 J2) CRUM P1 P2 P3 P4 ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS 093-961
PWB Toner M CRUM Data Mismatch
TONER CRUM CONNECTOR
TONER CARTRIDGE (M) ASSEMBLY (M)
PL5.1 093-970
Toner Y CRUM Not In Position
TONER CARTRIDGE (M) 093-971

Toner M CRUM Not In Position
5
093-980
Toner Y CRUM Data Broken
093-981
Toner M CRUM Data Broken
TONER CARTRIDGE (Y) TONER CRUM CONNECTOR

ASSEMBLY (Y)
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9.6 TONER CARTRIDGE LIFE CONTROL (C,K) FAIL CODE

DRIVE PWB 093-406
PL18.2
1 DRIVE PWB TONER CRUM CONNECTOR Toner K Pre Near Life
PL18.2 ASSEMBLY (C) (DISPENSER
DRIVE (CK))
PL5.3 093-409 093-425 093-409
TONER CRUM (C) TONER CRUM (C)
J406 CLOCK J103 J103 DATA J406 Toner C Pre Near Life
2 RED 3 1 RED
4 093-932 093-952
093-425
+3.3VDC 093-962 093-972
3 RED 2 Toner C Pre Life
+3.3VDC 093-982
(1.2 J1) DC COM 093-426
2 1 RED 4
Toner K Pre Life
DC COM
(1.2 J2) CRUM P1 P2 P3 P4
093-925
PWB
TONER CARTRIDGE (C) Toner K CRUM Communication Fail
PL5.1
093-926
TONER CRUM CONNECTOR 093-406 093-426 Toner K CRUM Data Mismatch
ASSEMBLY (K) (DISPENSER
DRIVE (CK))
3 PL5.3 093-925 093-926 093-928
TONER CRUM (K) TONER CRUM (K)
CLOCK J104 J104 DATA Toner K CRUM Data Broken
6 RED 3 1 RED
8 093-928 093-933
093-932
+3.3VDC 093-973
7 RED 2 Toner C Life Over
+3.3VDC
(1.2 J1) DC COM 093-933
5 RED 4
Toner K Life Over
DC COM
4 (1.2 J2) CRUM P1 P2 P3 P4 ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
PWB
093-952
TONER CRUM CONNECTOR Toner C CRUM Communication Fail
TONER CARTRIDGE (K) ASSEMBLY (K)
PL5.1
093-962
Toner C CRUM Data Mismatch
093-972
TONER CARTRIDGE (K) Toner C CRUM Not In Position
5
093-973
Toner K CRUM Not In Position
093-982
Toner C CRUM Data Broken
TONER CRUM CONNECTOR

ASSEMBLY (C)
6
TONER CARTRIDGE (C)
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9.7 TONER DISPENSE CONTROL
ESS PWB DRIVE PWB Digital Output TONER TONER DISPENSE
1 PL18.2 PL18.2 DISPENSE MOTOR (C,K)
093-001 (Y) MOTOR (Y,M)
INTLK 093-002 (M) (DISPENSER
+24VDC DRIVE (YM))
(1.3 J2) PL5.3
TONER DISPENSE TONER DISPENSE MOTOR (Y,M)
J6 MOTOR (Y,M) CLOCK J1 J417 ON +24VDC CLOCK /B J201
34 27 1 BLU 4
TONER DISPENSE DC COM TONER DISPENSE MOTOR (Y,M)

MOTOR (Y,M) ON ON +24VDC CLOCK B
33 28 2 BLU 3
2
TONER DISPENSE DC COM
TONER DISPENSE MOTOR (Y,M) MOT
MOTOR (Y,M) DIR ON +24VDC CLOCK A
32 29 3 BLU 2
DC COM
TONER DISPENSE MOTOR (Y,M)
ON +24VDC CLOCK /A
4 BLU 1
DC COM
10.5 Digital Output TONER TONER DISPENSE
3 DISPENSE MOTOR (Y,M)
093-003 (C) MOTOR (C,K)
INTLK 093-004 (K) (DISPENSER
+24VDC DRIVE (CK))
(1.3 J2) PL5.3
TONER DISPENSE TONER DISPENSE MOTOR (C,K)
MOTOR (C,K) CLOCK J404 ON +24VDC CLOCK /B J200
40 21 1 BLU 4
TONER DISPENSE DC COM TONER DISPENSE MOTOR (C,K)

MOTOR (C,K) ON ON +24VDC CLOCK B
39 22 2 BLU 3
4
TONER DISPENSE DC COM
TONER DISPENSE MOTOR (C,K) MOT
MOTOR (C,K) DIR ON +24VDC CLOCK A
38 23 3 BLU 2
FLAT DC COM
CABLE TONER DISPENSE MOTOR (C,K)
ON +24VDC CLOCK /A
4 BLU 1
DC COM
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9.8 ADC AND ENBIRONMENT SENSING

MOB ADC ASSEMBLY Analog Input 089-200 DRIVE PWB ESS PWB
Digital Output PL6.1 PL18.2 PL18.2
1 DRIVE PWB (R-RAD LED)
PL18.2 092-001 (R-RAD COM DA)
MOB ADC SENSOR
MOB ADC SENSOR (R-RAD) MOB ADC SENSOR R-RAD LED 092-651
(R-RAD) (R-RAD)_VDIFF SIGNAL
J414 LED ON(L)+5VDC P604 J604 J112 J112 J604 P604 SENSED SIGNAL J414 J1 J6 092-652
4 YEL 6 4 YEL
2 4 YEL 2 8 YEL
2 48 13
DC COM
092-661
MOB ADC SENSOR
(R-RAD)_VSPE R-RAD INT 092-662
+5VDC SENSED SIGNAL SIGNAL
5 YEL 5 5 YEL
1 3 YEL 3 7 YEL
3 43 18 092-670
2 +5VDC
092-671
(1.2 J3)
DC COM 092-672
1 YEL 9 1 YEL
5
092-673
DC COM
(1.2 J3) 092-675
MOB ADC SENSOR
MOB ADC (TMA) (R-RAD LOW) 092-676
SENSOR OUT Analog Input 089-202 R-RAD LOW
LED ON (L)+5VDC J113 J113 INT SIGNAL 092-677
8 YEL 2 8 2 4 N.C (R-RAD LOW LED) 44 17
YEL
3 092-678
DC COM MOB ADC SENSOR
(R-RAD LOW)_VSPE R-RAD LOW 092-680
+5VDC SENSED SIGNAL LED SIGNAL
9 YEL 1 9 YEL
1 3 YEL 7 3 YEL
7 45 16 092-681
+5VDC
(1.2 J3) 092-682
ENV SENSOR
DC COM HUM SIGNAL 092-683
6 YEL 4 6 5 Humi. Sensor 39 22
YEL
DC COM
Temp. Sensor FLAT
4 (1.2 J3) CABLE
042-701
DRIVE PWB
Humi. /Temp. Sensor
FAIL CODE
042-700 092-662 092-673 092-678 092-683
5 IOT Cooling Down Humidity Sensor ADC Elec Patch ADC Tone Patch ADC TC Patch
Fail Fail K Fail K Fail K
092-651 092-670 092-675 092-680

ADC Sensor System ADC Elec Patch ADC Tone Patch ADC TC Patch
Fail （Shutdown Fail) Fail Y Fail Y Fail Y
092-652 092-671 092-676 092-681

ADC Sensor Fail ADC Elec Patch ADC Tone Patch ADC TC Patch
MOB ADC SENSOR (R-RAD LOW) Fail M Fail M Fail M
6
092-661 092-672 092-677 092-682
Temperature ADC Elec Patch ADC Tone Patch ADC TC Patch
MOB ADC SENSOR (R-RAD) Sensor Fail Fail C Fail C Fail C
MOB ADC ASSEMBLY
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FAIL CODE
9.9 1ST BTR CONTACT RETRACT CONTROL
DRIVE PWB 042-325(02h)
PL18.2
DRIVE PWB YMC LINK SENSOR YMC Link Sensor Fail
1
PL18.2 PL3.4
042-345
J409 DC COM J109 Drum Coupling Contact
4 BLU 2 Digital Input 042-200 +3.3VDC /Retract Fail
DC COM YMC LINK SENSOR 042-325(02h)
(1.2 J2) J109 BLOCKED (H)+3.3VDC J409
+1.2VDC 1 BLU
5 042-345
3 BLU 3
+3.3VDC
(1.2 J1)
2 Digital Output 042-007 (SOLENOID ON)
042-008 (1ST BTR INITIALIZE)
ESS PWB DRIVE PWB
PL18.2 PL18.2 094-003 (1ST BTR YMC CONTACT) YMC LINK
094-004 (1ST BTR YMC RETRACT) SOLENOID
PL3.2
YMC LINK SOLENOID
J6 J1 J416 ON (L)+24VDC P211 J211
46 15 2 BLU 1 2
FLAT DC COM
3 CABLE
+24VDC
1 BLU 2 1
F3 INTLK
+24VDC
(1.3 J2)
4
YMC LINK SOLENOID
YMC LINK SENSOR

6
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9.10 IMAGE TRANSFER TO IBT
1 DRIVE PWB HVPS

PL18.2 Digital Output PL18.1
094-005 (1ST BTR)
J402 LD SIGNAL J500 P520 1ST BTR (Y) POWER ZONE
3 BLU 9 E6
CLK 1ST BTR (M) POWER ZONE

5 BLU 7 E6
2
DI SIGNAL 1ST BTR (C) POWER ZONE

7 BLU 5 E5
INTLK +24VDC 1ST BTR (K) POWER ZONE

9 BLU 3 E5
INTLK
+24VDC
3 (1.3 J2)
INTLK +24VDC
11 BLU 1
DC COM
6 BLU 6
DC COM
(1.3 J5)
DC COM HVPS
4 8 BLU 4 1ST BTR (Y)
1ST BTR (M)
+3.3VDC
1 BLU 11
1ST BTR (C)
+3.3VDC
(1.2 J1)
A GND 1ST BTR (K)

4 BLU 8
DC COM ZONE
5 (1.2 J2) F3
ZONE
F2
ZONE
F2
6 ZONE
F1
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9.11 IMAGE TRANSFER TO PAPER
Digital Output
DRIVE PWB HVPS
PL18.2 094-001 (2ND BTR -) PL18.1
094-002 (2ND BTR +)
2ND BTR 2ND BTR
IO MONITOR J402 J402 LD SIGNAL J500 P520 J500 IO MONITOR
2 3 BLU 9 10
BLU BLU
2
CLK 2ND BTR (Y) POWER ZONE
5 BLU 7 G5
DI SIGNAL
7 BLU 5
3 INTLK +24VDC
9 BLU 3 ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
INTLK
+24VDC HVPS
(1.3 J2)
INTLK +24VDC
11 BLU 1
BUCK UP ROLL
DC COM
6 BLU 6
4
DC COM
(1.3 J5)
DC COM
8 BLU 4
+3.3VDC
1 BLU 11
+3.3VDC ZONE
(1.2 J1) G2
5
A GND
4 BLU 8
DC COM
(1.2 J2)
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FAIL CODE
9.12 WASTE TONER DISPOSAL
091-400
Waste Toner Bottle
1 DRIVE PWB Near Full
PL18.2
DRIVE PWB WASTE TONER BOTTLE 091-910
PL18.2 FULL SENSOR
PL8.1 Waste Toner Box Detached
J403 DC COM J100 Digital Input 091-200
1 BLU 3 +3.3VDC 091-911
WASTE TONER BOTTLE
DC COM FULL SENSOR 091-400 Waste Toner Bottle Full
(1.2 J3) J100 BOTTLE EMPTY (L)+5VDC J403
+1.2VDC 2 BLU
2
3 BLU 1 091-910
2
+5VDC
(1.2 J3) 091-911
4
WASTE TONER BOTTLE
WASTE TONER BOTTLE

FULL SENSOR
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Chain9 Marking
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7-52 7.3 BSD
Chain10 Fusing and Copy Transportation
A B C D E F G H J
FAIL CODE
10.1 FUSING UNIT DRIVE CONTROL
042-327
DRIVE PWB FUSING MOTOR DRIVE PWB Fusing Motor Fail
1 PL18.2 PL3.4 PL18.2
042-006 (63mm/s) +3.3VDC
FUSING MOTOR
J411 FUSING MOTOR GAIN J207 J207 FAIL(H)+3.3VDC J411
1 BLU
9 6 BLU
3 042-327
DC COM
(1.2 J2)
FUSING MOTOR CW/CCW
ESS PWB 2 8
BLU
2 PL18.2
DC COM
(1.2 J2) ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
J6 J1 FUSING MOTOR CLOCK
41 20 4 5 MOT Without DUP
BLU
DC COM FUSING MOTOR Exit Roll
FUSING MOTOR ON
42 19 5 BLU
4
FLAT DC COM
3 CABLE
INTLK +24VDC
8 BLU
1
INTLK
+24VDC
(1.3 J2)
DC COM
6 BLU
3 LINK
YMC LINK SENSOR

4 DC COM (CH9.9)
7 BLU
2
DC COM
(1.3 J5)
6
1stBTR Con/Ret
Fusing HR
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10.2 FUSING HEAT CONTROL (1 OF 2)

LVPS FUSING UNIT
1 PL18.3 PL7.1
FUSING
RELAY
INTLK
DRIVE PWB +24VDC
PL18.2 (1.3 D1) HEATER
ROD
FUSING HEATER
P2 J511 ACH DP600 DJ600
2 1 BLK
1 BLK
POWER ON
ACH FUSING
(1.1 G1)
POWER ON
10.3 STS ACN FUSING
SIGNAL (1.1 G2)
ESS PWB
PL18.2 THERMOSTAT
+5VDC FUSING HEATER
3 (1.2 B3) ACN F10
FUSING HEATER 3 4
J6 J1 J401 ON SIGNAL J502 WHT BLK BLK
55 6 5 BLU
2
FLAT
CABLE
4
HEAT ROLL THERMISTOR
(CH10.3)
THERMOSTAT
HEAT ROLL NC SENSOR

(CH10.3)
HEATER ROD
6
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10.3 FUSING HEAT CONTROL (2 OF 2)
1 DRIVE PWB
DRIVE FUSING UNIT PL18.2
PWB PL7.1
PL18.2 HEAT ROLL
THERMISTOR Analog Input 010-203 STS 10.2
HEAT ROLL +3.3VDC SIGNAL
THERMISTOR
J414 DC COM DP600S DJ600S P607 J607 J607 P607 DJ600S DP600S SENSED SIGNAL J414
11 YEL 7 7 BLU
2 3 4 1 BLU
8 8 YEL
10 010-397(01h)
DC COM
(1.2 J2) Analog Input 010-201 (TEMP.)
010-397(02h)
HEAT ROLL NC Analog Input 010-202 (DIFF.) +3.3VDC
2
SENSOR HEAT ROLL NC SENSOR 010-397(03h)
DC COM P606 P606 VC SENSED SIGNAL
14 YEL 4 4 BLU
3 1 BLU
6 6 YEL
12
DC COM
010-397(04h)
(1.2 J2)
Analog Input 010-200 (INF.) +3.3VDC 010-397(05h)
HEAT ROLL NC SENSOR
VD SENSED SIGNAL 010-397(06h)
2 BLU
5 5 YEL
13
3 010-397(07h)
010-397(08h)
FAIL CODE 010-397(09h)
010-397(01h) 010-397(09h)
010-397(0Ah)
Heat Roll STS Disconnection Fail Fusing Unit Hot Not Ready Return Time Fail
010-397(02h) 010-397(0Ah) 010-397(0Bh)

4 Heat Roll STS Over Temperature Fail Heat Roll NC Sensor Broken Fail 010-397(0Ch)
010-397(03h) 010-397(0Bh) 010-420
Heat Roll NC Sensor Disconnection Fail Heat Roll NC Sensor Broken Fail
010-421
010-397(04h) 010-397(0Ch)
Heat Roll NC Sensor Over Temperature Fail Fusing Unit Cold Not Ready Return Time Fail
010-397(05h) 010-420
5
Heat Roll Paper Winding Fail Fusing Unit Near End Warning
010-397(06h) 010-421
Warm Up Time Fail Fusing Unit Life Warning
010-397(07h)
Fusing Unit On Time Fail
6 010-397(08h)
Heat Roll NC Sensor Differential Amp Fail
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10.4 FUSING
FUSING UNIT DRIVE PWB ESS PWB
PL7.1 PL18.2 PL18.2
DRIVE PWB
1 PL18.2 FUSING UNIT EXIT
SENSOR
J414 DC COM DP600S DJ600S J115
16 YEL 2 2 2 FUSING UNIT
BLU EXIT SENSOR +3.3VDC 077-106
DC COM PAPER SENSED
(1.2 J2) J115 DJ600S DP600S (L)+3.3VDC J414 J1 J6 077-108
+1.2VDC 1 BLU 3 3 YEL
15 5 56
17 YEL 1 1 BLU
3 077-109
FLAT
+3.3VDC CABLE
(1.2 J1)
2
DRIVE PWB
PL18.2
ESS PWB
PL18.2
DRIVE PWB
F3 INTLK PL18.2
+24VDC
(1.3 J2) Digital Output 042-010 (High Speed) FUSING EXHAUST
MAIN FAN +3.3VDC
Digital Output 042-011 (Low Speed) FAN
HIGH/LOW SIGNAL PL4.1 FUSING EXHAUST FAN
J6 J1 J202 FUSING EXHAUST FAN ON (H)+24VDC FAIL (H)+3.3VDC J202 042-313
3 52 9 1 RED WHT
3
FLAT 042-330
DC COM
CABLE MOT
DC COM
4 BLK
DC COM
(1.3 J5)
4
042-313
FUSING EXHAUST FAN
IOT Fan Motor Failure
042-330
Fusing Exhaust Fan Fail
077-106
5
Fusing Unit Exit Sensor
FUSING UNIT On Jam
EXIT SENSOR
077-108
Off Jam (Short)
077-109
6 Off Jam (Long)
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10.5 DUPLEX TRANSPORTATION ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
INVERT DRIVE MOTOR

1 ESS PWB DRIVE PWB INVERT DRIVE
PL18.2 PL18.2 MOTOR
PL17.1
INTLK 1
INVERT DRIVE +24VDC
(9.7 D3) Digital Output 077-014 TO 077-017
MOTOR
ON SIGNAL INVERT DRIVE MOTOR
J6 J1 J408 ON +24VDC CLOCK /B J203
25 36 1 BLU 4
INVERT DRIVE DC COM

2 MOTOR INVERT DRIVE MOTOR
DIR SIGNAL ON +24VDC CLOCK B
26 35 2 BLU 3
INVERT DRIVE DC COM

MOT
MOTOR INVERT DRIVE MOTOR
CLOCK SIGNAL ON +24VDC CLOCK A
27 34 3 BLU 2
DC COM
INVERT DRIVE MOTOR
3 ON +24VDC CLOCK /A
4 BLU 1
DC COM
DUPLEX
CLUTCH
Digital Output 077-003 PL14.6
DUPLEX CLUTCH DUPLEX CLUTCH
ON SIGNAL J410 ON (L)+24VDC P205 J205
45 16 4 BLU 1 2 BLU
4 FLAT DC COM
CABLE
+24VDC
3 BLU 2 1 BLU
F3 INTLK
+24VDC
(1.3 J2) DUPLEX CLUTCH
5 NOTE: 1 The operation varies depending on the diag code.
INVERT DRIVE MOTOR Operation

Digital Output [077-014] Rotates the Motor forward. (in the Output direction, at speed of 63)
Digital Output [077-015] Rotates the Motor forward. (in the Output direction, at speed of 126)
Digital Output [077-016] Rotates the Motor reverse. (in the Pull-In direction, at speed of 63)
Digital Output [077-017] Rotates the Motor reverse. (in the Pull-In direction, at speed of 126)
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25.1 ESS
ESS PWB
PL18.2
1 P5 P432 FAX DATA
LVPS
SEE CH1 SEE CH34
P3
DRIVE POWER
SEE CH1
UI CONTROL P436 J433
PANEL PC PRINT
SEE CH2 USB DEVICE
P6
IOT
2 SEE CH3
P14 J1 ETHERNET
DADF (10/100BASE-T)
SEE CH3
P13
IIT MOTOR SPI FLASH (QUAD)
SEE CH6 512Mbit (On Board)
P15 1
IIT CIS M RAM (On Board)
SEE CH6
3 P19
IIT SENSOR
SEE CH6
P9
LPH Y
SEE CH6
P10
LPH M +3VDC
SEE CH6
P11
LPH C EEPROM
4 SEE CH6
P12
LPH K
SEE CH6
NOTE: 1 For the details of Controller Codes, see Chap. 2 FIPs.
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Chain25 ESS
7-57 7.3 BSD
7-58 7.3 BSD
Chain34 FAX
A B C D E F G H J
34.1 FAX NOTE: 1 For the details of Fax Fail Codes, see Chap. 2 FIPs.
ESS PWB FAX PWB
PL18.2 PL18.5
1
P432 J950 MODEM CS J951 LINE
1 1 BLU B11
FAX DETECT TEL

2 BLU A14
MODEM SCK
5 WHT B8
2 MODEM INT
6 BLU A10
RELAY CONT PHONE CUT

8 BLU B13
MODEM SDI
9 WHT B6
MODEM SDI
10 BLU B12
3
MODEM RST
12 BLU B10
MODEM SDO
13 WHT B4
+3.3VDC 2
14,16 GRY B14,B15
+3.3VDC
4 (1.2 F1) SLEEP +5VDC
15 GRY A9
SLEEP
+5VDC DC COM 3
(1.2 F2) 7,11,17 BLU B7,B5,B3
DC COM
(1.2 F4) DC COM
18 VIO B2
DC COM
(1.2 F4) SPEAKER N
4 BLU A13
5
SPEAKER P
3 BLU A11
FAX SPEAKER
PL18.5
P430 J356 SPEAKER P
1 RED
6
SPEAKER N
2 BLK
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Chapter 9 Installation/Removal
9 Installation/Removal
9.1 Installation
9.1.1 Installation of Main Unit ......................................................................................... 3
9.1.2 DADF..................................................................................................................... 8
9.1.3 Duplex ................................................................................................................... 11
9.1.4 One Tray Module................................................................................................... 18
9.1.5 Fax Kit ................................................................................................................... 22
9.1.6 Tray Lock Kit ......................................................................................................... 26
9.1.7 Odor Filter Kit ........................................................................................................ 28
9.2 Removal
9.2 Removal ................................................................................................................... 33
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9.1.1 Installation of Main Unit
Before Installation
• When installing Option at the same time, refer to the following for more efficient servicing.
– 9.1.4 One Tray Module (Product Code: EC102681)
Installation Procedures
1. Open the package and check the bundled items. (Figure 1)
Table 1
No Name Qty
1 Main Unit 1
2 Power Cord and Stopper Bracket 1
3 USB Cable 1
4 Toner Cartridge Set 1
5 Guide Set 1 Figure 2 j0bs91042
6 Manual Set 1
7 Driver CD Kit 1 • Platen Type (Figure 3)
• There is no illustration for Item 5, 6 and 7
Figure 3 j0bs91043
3. To remove packaging material and packing tape, open DADF or Platen Cover, remove Platen
Figure 1 j0bs91041
Sheet.
WARNING • DADF Type (Figure 4)
[DADF Type]: As the Main Unit is very heavy (51 kg), make sure you have 4 or more persons
(2 at the left and 2 at the right) to perform any moving.
[Platen Type]: As the Main Unit is very heavy (45 kg), make sure you have 3 or more persons
(2 at the left and 1 at the right) to perform any moving.
2. Hold onto the Main Unit at the indicated positions and place it at the installation location.
• DADF Type (Figure 2)
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Figure 6 j0bs91046
5. Remove the packaging tape. (Figure 7)
Figure 4 j0bs91044
• Platen Type (Figure 5)
Figure 7 j0bs91047
6. Open the Front Cover. (Figure 8)
Figure 5 j0bs91045
4. Take out the bundled items. (Figure 6)

7. Change the position of Handle Stopper and Retract Handle. (Figure 9) 9. Match the Label color to replace the Toner Cartridge. (Figure 11)
(1) Move the Retract Handle to direction of the arrow.
(2) Move the Handle Stopper to the direction of the arrow.
Figure 11 j0bs91051
10. Install the Toner Cartridge. (Figure 12)

Figure 9 j0bs91049
(1) Place Toner Cartridge in as far as it will go.
8. Shake the Toner Cartridge of each color. horizontally several times. (Figure 10) (2) Close the Front Cover.

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11. Pull out Tray. (Figure 13) 13. Shift the Side Guide and End Guide, grasp the Lever according to fit the paper that is going to be
loaded in Tray. (Figure 15)
Figure 13 j0bs91053
Figure 15 j0bs91055
12. Lower the Bottom Plate. (Figure 14)
14. Load paper into Tray. (Figure 16)
• The amount of paper stored should not exceed the Max Line.
15. Storage Tray in main body of the printer. (Figure 17) 17. Connect the Power Cord. (Figure 18)
(1) Remove the Blind Cover by using a minus driver and connect the Power Cord.
(2) Install the Stopper Bracket.
(3) Connect the Power Cord into an electrical outlet.
Figure 17 j0bs91057
16. Connect the Network Cable or USB Cable. (Figure 18)

(1) Network Cable
Figure 19 j0bs91058
(2) USB Cable
18. Turn ON the Power Switch. (Figure 19)

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Version 1.1 9-8 9.1.2 DADF
9.1.2 DADF
Product Code
• EL201034
CAUTION
When installing this Kit, upgrade the Main Unit Controller and DADF Firmwares to the latest version.
1. Check the bundled items. (Figure 1)
Table 1
No Name Qty
1 DADF 1
Figure 20 j0bs91059 2 Platen Cushion 1
3 DADF Label 1 set
19. Perform Network Setting and Driver Installation. 4 CVT Plate 1
20. Check the operation.
21. Turn OFF the Power Switch.
22. Pull out Tray 1.
23. Remove the Inner Cover of Tray 1 and store NVM Lise, Engineers History List. (Figure 21)
Figure 1 j0mg91002
2. Remove the packaging tapes and materials from the DADF.

Figure 21 j0bs91061 3. Turn OFF the Power Switch and make sure that power-saving LED and screen display turn OFF.
CAUTION
24. Reinstall the Inner Cover, Tray 1. When turning OFF the power switch, check that the "Data" lamp is OFF and that there is no Job in
25. Explain to the customer how to operate the machine where necessary. progress.
4. Unplug the power plug.
WARNING
When maintaining the machine, turn OFF the power switch and unplug the power plug.
5. Remove the Platen Cover.
6. Install the DADF. (Figure 2)
(1) Insert the tab (x2) of the Counter Balance into the grooves of the installation holes.
Figure 2 j0lj91118
7. Paste on the DADF Platen Cushion. (Figure 3)

(1) Place the DADF Platen Cushion on the Platen Glass.
(2) Set up the gap between the Regi Guide and Platen Guide. Figure 3 j0bs45603
(3) Slowly lower the DADF to paste the DADF Platen Cushion to it.
8. [When the CVT Plate is not installed to the CVT Glass of the IIT]: Attach the CVT Plate. (Figure 4)
(1) Clean the CVT Plate and degrease the paste location.
(2) Position the R section of the CVT Plate at the left of the Cutout mark and attach the CVT Plate.
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Figure 6 j0bs41902

(2) Remove the Blind Cover.
Figure 4 j0mg91025 (3) Remove the Docking Screw.
9. [Machines with One Tray Module]: Remove the STM Connector Cover. (Figure 5) (5) Remove the screw (x8).
(1) Remove the screw. (6) Remove the Rear Cover.
Figure 7 j0bs91025
Figure 5 j0bs41901
12. Connect the wire harness of the DADF. (Figure 8)
10. [Machines with One Tray Module]: Disconnect the connector. (Figure 6) (1) Connect the connector.
(1) Remove the cable band. (2) Install the cable band.
9.1.3 Duplex
Product Code
• EC102679
Table 1
No Name Qty
1 L/H Cover 1
2 Motor Wire Harness 1
3 Inverter Motor 1
4 Gear 1
Figure 8 j0bs91026 5 Screw (M3x6) 2
6 Duplex Set Up Instruction 1
13. Paste the DADF Label with the applicable country languages. (Figure 9)
(1) Paste the DADF Label. • There is no illustration for Item 6
14. Reinstall the parts that were removed in Steps 9, 10, and 11. 2. Remove screw, packaging tapes and materials from L/H Cover. (Figure 2)
15. Plug the power cord into power outlet, and turn ON the power switch. (1) Remove screw, Tag.
16. Upgrade the Main Unit Controller and DADF Firmwares to the latest version. (2) Remove the packaging tape.
17. Check the operation of the DADF and perform adjustments as required. (3) Remove the packaging materials.
18. Explain to the customer how to operate the DADF where necessary.
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6. [Machines with One Tray Module]: Disconnect the connector. (Figure 4)
Figure 2 j0bs91002
3. Turn OFF the Power Switch and make sure that power-saving LED and screen display turn OFF.
CAUTION Figure 4 j0bs41902
When turning OFF the power switch, check that the "Data" lamp is OFF and that there is no Job in
progress. 7. Remove the Rear Cover. (Figure 5)
4. Unplug the power plug. (1) Remove the Docking Screw.
WARNING (2) Remove the Docking Bracket.
When maintaining the machine, turn OFF the power switch and unplug the power plug. (3) Remove the screw (x8).
5. [Machines with One Tray Module]: Remove the STM Connector Cover. (Figure 3)
Figure 5 j0bs41003
8. Remove the gear. (Figure 6)

(1) Remove the E-Clip (x2).
Figure 3 j0bs41901
(2) Remove the gear (x2).
9. Install the gear provided in the Kit. (Figure 7) 11. Connect Wire Harness to Inverter Motor in the kit. (Figure 9)
(1) Put the gear. (1) Connect Wire Harness to the Inverter Motor.
(2) Secure it by using the E-Clip that were removed in Step 8.
Figure 9 j0bs91006
Figure 7 j0bs91004
12. Install the Inverter Motor. (Figure 10)
10. Connect the wire harness in the Kit. (Figure 8) (1) Install the Inverter Motor.
(1) Connect the wire harness. (2) Secure it by using the screw (x2) that are provided in the Kit.
(2) Wire the Wire Harness in Hook of Duct (x2).

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13. Reinstall the parts that were removed in Steps 5 to 7. 16. Remove the MSI. (Figure 13)
14. Remove the Hinge Rear Cover. (Figure 11) (1) Remove the screw (x2).
(1) Remove the screw. (2) Remove the MSI.
(2) Remove the Hinge Rear Cover.
Figure 13 j0bs41303
Figure 11 j0bs41301
17. Pull out Tray 1 slightly and remove the screw that secures the Hinge Front Cover. (Figure 14)
15. Disconnect the connector. (Figure 12) (1) Remove the screw.
(1) Release the wire harness from the clamp.
18. Release hook and release boss (x2) from the installation holes to remove the Hinge Front Cover. 20. Remove 2nd BTR Housing. (Figure 17)
(Figure 15) (1) Open the chute.
(2) Remove the 2nd BTR Housing from Boss and Tab.
Figure 15 j0bs41402
Figure 17 j0bs91009
19. Remove screws that secure the 2nd BTR Housing. (Figure 16)
(1) Remove the screws (x2). 21. Attach the removed 2nd BTR Housing L/H Cover in the Kit. (Figure 18)
(2) Remove the Connector Cover.

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22. Fix 2nd BTR Housing on the Front side. (Figure 19) 24. Release the L/H Cover Support (x2). (Figure 21)
(1) Secure it by using Screws that were removed in Step 19. (1) Rotate by 90 degrees and pull L/H Cover Support off the Rear side.
(2) Rotate by 90 degrees and pull L/H Cover Support off the Front side.
Figure 19 j0bs91011
Figure 21 j0bs91013
23. Fix 2nd BTR Housing on the Rear side. (Figure 20)
(1) Secure it by using Screws that were removed in Step 19. 25. Remove the L/H Cover. (Figure 22)
(1) Align the position of Tab of L/H Cover Boss Hole Bracket with Cutout of Boss Bracket in the
Front side and move L/H Cover in the Front side.
26. Install the L/H Cover that is provided in the Kit. (Figure 23) 30. Reinstall the parts that were removed in Steps 14 to 18.
(1) Install by performing Step 25 in reverse. 31. When installing the MSI, insert the boss (x2) of the MSI into the holes for the boss. (Figure 25)
(2) When it is placed, do not to let Harness Guide of the Rear side of L/H Cover touch Boss
Bracket.
Figure 25 j0bs41304
Figure 23 j0bs91015 32. When put back Connector of MSI, fix Wire Harness of MSI and Wire Harness of L/H Cover in
Clamp.
27. Attach the L/H Cover Support (x2).
• Install by performing Step 24 in reverse.
28. Close the L/H Cover.
29. Connect the connector of the L/H Cover. (Figure 24)
(1) Connect the connector.

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9.1.4 One Tray Module

Product Code
• EC102681
1. Check the bundled items.
Table 1
No Name Qty
1 One Tray Module 1
2 Bracket 1
3 Wire Harness 1
4 Clamp A 1
5 Clamp B 1
Figure 26 j0bs91017 6 Docking Bracket 1
7 Docking Screw 3
33. Plug the power cord into power outlet, and turn ON the power switch. 8 Size Label 1
34. Enter the CE Mode and change the following NVM at [NVM Setting]. 9 Screw 2
• Change the value of [742-114] from ’0’ to ’1’. 10 Installation Guide 1
Table 2
• There is no illustration for Item 9,10 (Figure 1)
NVM 742-114 Contents
0 No Dup Option
1 Dup Option available
35. Check the operation of the Duplex.

36. Explain to the customer how to operate the Duplex where necessary.
Figure 1 j0bs91029
2. Remove the packaging tapes and materials from the One Tray Module.
NOTE: When removing the Rear Cover from the box, make sure that 2 persons hold the cover as
shown. (Figure 2)
Figure 3 j0bs91031
7. Install Wire Harness in the kit to Bracket in the kit. (Figure 4)

Figure 2 j0bs91064
(1) Add Connector Housing of Wire Harness to Bracket.
3. Turn OFF the Power Switch and make sure that power-saving LED and screen display turn OFF. (2) Secure the wire harness by using Cableband.
CAUTION
progress.
4. Unplug the power plug.
WARNING
5. Disconnect all cables that are connected to the right of the IOT.
Figure 4 j0bs91032
8. Install Bracket and Wire Harness. (Figure 4)

(1) Attach Bracket and Wire Harness.
(2) Secure it by using the screw (x2) that are provided in the Kit.
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NOTE: Please make sure that this Harness must be install properly.Otherwise, some print/copy
defect will occur. (Figure 7)
Figure 5 j0bs91033
9. Connect the wire harness. (Figure 6)

Figure 7 j0bs91065
(1) Connect the wire harness.
(2) Fix Wire Harness with Clamp A in the kit. 10. Remove the STM Connector Cover. (Figure 8)
(3) Fix Wire Harness with Clamp B in the kit. (1) Remove the screw.
Figure 6 j0bs91034
Figure 8 j0bs91035
11. Reinstall the Rear Cover that was removed in Step 6.

WARNING
[Platen Cover Type]: As the IOT is very heavy, make sure you have 3 or more persons (2 at
the left and 1 at the right) to perform the mounting.[DADF Type]: As the IOT is very heavy,
make sure you have 4 or more persons (2 at the left and 2 at the right) to perform the mount-
ing.
12. Hold onto the IOT at the indicated positions (A: x4) and align it to the positioning pin (x2) of the One 15. Reinstall Tray 1.
Tray Module to mount it. (Figure 9) 16. Fix Docking Bracket in the kit with Docking Screw in the kit. (Figure 11)
(1) Install the Docking Bracket.
(2) Secure them by using the Docking Screw.
Figure 11 j0bs91037
17. Connect the connector of the One Tray Module. (Figure 12)
(1) Connect the connector.
Figure 9 j0bs91030 (2) Install the cable band.
13. Pull out and remove Tray 1.

14. Secure the One Tray Module to the IOT by using the Docking Screw (x2) in the kit. (Figure 10)
(1) Secure them by using the Docking Screw (x2).
Figure 12 j0bs91039
18. Install the STM Connector Cover. (Figure 13)

(1) Install the STM Connector Cover.
Figure 10 j0bs91036 (2) Secure it by using the screw.
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Version 1.1 9-22 9.1.5 Fax Kit
9.1.5 Fax Kit

Product Code
• EC102680
Table 1
No Name Qty
1 Fax 1
2 Wire Harness 1
3 Core 2
4 Screw(M3x6) 3
5 Fax Kit Installation Guide 1
Figure 13 j0bs91040 6 PTT Label 1
19. Load paper into Tray 2. • No illustration description for Item 4, 5, 6

20. Paste the Size Label that correspond to the paper that is loaded in Tray 2. (Figure 14)
(1) Paste the Size Label.
Figure 1 j0bs91018
Figure 14 j0bs91038 2. Turn OFF the Power Switch and make sure that power-saving LED and screen display turn OFF.
CAUTION
21. Reconnect all the cables that are supposed to be connected to the right of the IOT. When turning OFF the power switch, check that the "Data" lamp is OFF and that there is no job in
22. Plug the power cord into power outlet, and turn ON the power switch. progress.
23. Check the operation of the One Tray Module. 3. Unplug the Power Plug.
24. Explain to the customer how to operate the One Tray Module where necessary. WARNING
(1) Remove the Screw (2).
(2) Remove the Right Cover in the direction of the arrow.
5. Remove the Blind Cover of the Right Cover. (Figure 3) 7. [One Tray Module equipped machine]: Remove the STM Connector Cover. (Figure 5)
(1) Remove the Blind Cover (1) Remove the Screw.
Figure 3 j0bs91020
Figure 5 j0bs41901
6. Return the Right Cover to the original state. (Figure 4)
• Insert the Right Cover Hook (2) into the Frame Hole (2). 8. [One Tray Module equipped machine]: Disconnect the Connector. (Figure 6)
(1) Unplug the Cableband.
(2) Disconnect the Connector.
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9. Remove the Rear Cover (Figure 7) 11. Check to see if the Connector Housing and the Wire Harness is securely connected. (Figure 9)
(3) Remove the Screw (8).
Figure 9 j0bs91062
12. Install the Fax from the Kit. (Figure 10)

(1) Connect the Connector.
(2) Install the Fax.
Figure 7 j0bs41903
(3) Secure with Screw (3) from the Kit.
10. Install the Core from the Kit. (Large) (Figure 8)
13. Connect the Wire Harness from the Kit. (Figure 11) 16. Attach the PPT Label from the Kit. (Figure 13)
(1) Connect the Connector (2).
(2) Secure with the Cable band.
(3) Install the Core from the Kit. (Small)
Figure 13 j0bs91063
17. Insert the power plug and turn ON the Power Switch.
18. Set up the Fax Kit.
Figure 11 j0bs91023
19. Check the Fax Kit operation.
14. Reinstall the parts that was removed in steps 7-9. 20. Explain how to use the Fax Kit to the customer if necessary.
15. Connect the Data Cable to the ’LINE’. (Figure 12)
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9.1.6 Tray Lock Kit

Product Code
• EL201058
Table 1
No Name Qty
1 Lock Tray Support 1
2 Tray Lock 1
3 Screw 1
Figure 2 j0bs41904
5. Remove the Blind Cover at the Right Cover. (Figure 3)

(1) Remove the Blind Cover.
Figure 1 j0mg91026
CAUTION
When turning OFF the power switch, check that the "Data" lamp is OFF and that there is no Job in Figure 3 j0bs91028
progress.
3. Unplug the power plug. 6. Install the Lock Tray Support. (Figure 4)
WARNING (1) Install the Lock Tray Support.
When maintaining the machine, turn OFF the power switch and unplug the power plug. (2) Secure it by using the screw.
(1) Remove the screw (2).
(2) Remove the Right Cover in the direction of the arrow.
Figure 4 j0mg91029 Figure 6 j0mg91030
7. Reinstall the Right Cover. 9. Attach a lock. (Figure 7)

• Insert the hook (x2) of the Right Cover into the hole (x2) of the Frame. (Figure 5)
Figure 7 j0mg91031
Figure 5 j0bs91019
10. Plug the power cord into power outlet, and turn ON the power switch.
8. Install the Tray Lock. (Figure 6)
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9.1.7 Odor Filter Kit

Installation Kit
• 604K 91930
1. Check the bundled items.
Table 1
No Name Qty
1 Odor Filter 1
2 Top Cover 1
CAUTION Figure 2 j0bs41906
progress. 7. Remove the Waste Bottle. (Figure 3)
3. Unplug the power plug. (1) Turn the Retract Handle in counter clockwise direction.
WARNING (2) Release the Hook (2).
When maintaining the machine, turn OFF the power switch and unplug the power plug. (3) Remove the Waste Bottle.

5. Pull the Support (2) of the Front Cover. (Figure 1)
(1) Rotate the Support by 90 degrees and pull.
Figure 3 j0bs40813
8. Remove the Pillar Left Cover. (Figure 4)

(1) Remove the Screw.
Figure 1 j0bs41905
6. Remove the Front Cover. (Figure 2)

(1) Press the Stopper, move the Front Cover to the Left side and remove from the Boss.
9. Remove the Inner Cover. (Figure 5) NOTE: Indicates the removed Top Cover. (Figure 7)
(1) Remove the Screw.
(2) Remove the Inner Cover.
Figure 7 j0bs41911
Figure 5 j0bs41909 11. Attach the Duct from the removed Top Cover to the Top Cover from the Kit. (Figure 8)
10. Remove the Top Cover. (Figure 6)

(1) Remove the Top Cover.
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12. Attach the Bracket from the removed Top Cover to the Top Cover from the Kit. (Figure 9) 15. For attaching the Top Cover, insert the Boss on the Front side of the Top Cover into the attachment
hole. (Figure 11)
Figure 9 j0bs41916
Figure 11 j0bs41913
13. Attach the Top Cover.
14. For attaching the Top Cover, insert the Boss (3) on the Rear side of the Top Cover into the attach- 16. Reinstall the Inner Cover.
ment hole. (Figure 10) 17. Reinstall the Pillar Left Cover.
18. Reinstall the Waste Bottle.
19. Reinstall the Front Cover.
20. For attaching the Front Cover, insert the Boss of the Inner Cover into the Front Cover attachment
hole.
Figure 12 j0bs41907

22. Install the Odor Filter from the Kit. (Figure 13)
(1) Peel off the double-sided tape of the Odor Filter and attach to the Rear Cover.
(2) For the attachment position (left/right) of the Odor Filter, align with the triangle mark (4) of the
Rear Cover.
(3) For the attachment position (top/bottom) of the Odor Filter, flatten the Top Side of the Rear
Cover and the Odor Filter.
Figure 13 j0bs41917
23. Enter CS Mode after installing and set the Chain Link [741-006] value from "0" (No Odor Filter) to
"1" (With Odor Filter) with Printer Diag > IOT Diag > NVM Settings > Edit NVM.
NOTE: When replacing, initialize with CS Mode > Printer Diag > Parameter > Life > Deodorant Filter
to reset the life counter.
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9.2 Removal
1. If any input option (One Tray Module) is installed, detach them from the Main Unit.
2. Tape up the machine where necessary.
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Version 1.1 05/2014

• Chapter 1 Service Call Procedure

Version 1.1 05/2014 0.1 Getting to know this Service Manual

NOTE: Used when work procedures and rules are emphasized.

NOTE:Used when other explanations are given.

REP: Indicates the disassembly/assembly procedure for reference.

ADJ: Indicates the adjustment procedure for reference.

PL: Indicates the parts list for reference.

Safety Critical Components (SCC)

Version 1.1 05/2014 0.3 Description for Terminology And Symbols

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Version 1.1 05/2014 1.1 Before Starting the Servicing

1.2.2 When UM is requested, perform the following:

6. Repair all the secondary problems.

1.2.3 When SM is requested, perform the following:

Version 1.1 05/2014 1.2 Service Call Procedure

Version 1.1 05/2014 1.5 Periodic Replacement Parts/Consumables List

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Version 1.1 05/2014 2.1 Introduction

Proceed to Level 2 Troubleshooting and perform the applicable FIP.

Version 1.1 05/2014 2.2 Product FIP

003-963 Auto Paper Error

003-973 Auto Rotation Error

Version 1.1 05/2014 2.2.2 Level 2 FIP

Communication failure occurred between IOT and FEEDER.

Version 1.1 05/2014 CHAIN 4

If no problem is found, replace the DADF PWB. (PL 56.2)

005-130 DADF Invert Sensor On Jam

If no problem is found, replace the DADF PWB. (PL 56.2)

005-131 DADF Invert Sensor On Jam on Inverting

005-134 DADF Invert Sensor Off Jam on Inverting

005-147 DADF Pre Regi. Sensor Off Jam on Inverting

If no problem is found, replace the DADF PWB. (PL 56.2)

005-196 Size Mismatch Jam on No Mix-Size

005-198 Too Short Size Jam 005-211 DADF-FW Version Error

[Too Long Size Jam]

If no problem is found, replace the DADF PWB. (PL 56.2)

Cause/Action 005-913 DADF Invert Sensor Static Jam

Version 1.1 05/2014 CHAIN 5

Replace the Fusing Unit. (PL 7.1)

Version 1.1 05/2014 CHAIN 10

010-397 (0Bh) Heat Roll NC Sensor Broken Fail

Version 1.1 05/2014 CHAIN 10

Cause/Action Invalid security setting error.

016-369 UI Panel - ESS Communication Fail

016-501 Download Write Error

016-404 Certificate DB Error Flash verify error in download.

Version 1.1 05/2014 CHAIN 16

POP3 server name resolution for email send failed. Cause/Action

016-506 Required user entry item is empty Cause/Action

016-572 Job ticket media error Cause/Action

016-573 Job ticket parse error Cause/Action

016-603 ESS-NVM Parameter Recover Cause/Action

Cause/Action If the problem cannot be solved, replace the printer.

Version 1.1 05/2014 CHAIN 16

016-720 PDL Error Cause/Action

Cause/Action 016-743 Download Range Error

016-734 Download Signature Error Cause/Action

Cause/Action 016-744 Download Check Sum Error