SANYO DENKI LTD.

MODEL 2702 TAPE READER

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
FOR

TAPE READER MODEL 2702

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SFECIFiCATIONS
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Reading Direction Both directions, FoRWARD (referred to as
FI'JD), front right to left
REVERSE (referred to as
REV), front left to right

.2 ffiW' 88 E ffi 270 Char / sec

6ti ffi 270-0Chat/sec
Reading Speed Continuous, 270 char/sec
Internittent, 270 to 0 char/sec
2_3 H TL ELE* OFF Characte' ( /EL, fr,-R ARFL{v.t, )
Stopping Position oFF character: (the previous data are
retained)
24 ,-Jfr['@EE ( Fi s'I)
Tape Control Signal (Fig. 1)

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Control signal: The input signal causes the tape to be fed
continuously or internittently.
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EE v ^ )t" t " <7 - J tt r Characrer E4 *f " ( ^ r - t L < n, b, i -,
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Intermittent feed
The input signal causes the feed speed to var),over the
range of 0 to 270 char/sec. The character: advances hv one
at rhe .ignal levet '1." trhe 't'srays on rrrtl ihe dara
strobe signal starts to rise.) The tape is not fed at the

EffiiX, .. iX, itEtr 270 Char {, "1-4)l*ffint'2-64i-^^nF-/

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Continuous feed
The feed speed is 270 characters per second, When the
state 'r1I stays or after the data strobe signal under sec.
2-6 has been rernoved, the tape is continuously fed. The
tape feed stops when,,1" ls reset to,,0."

Ci.cuit

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Direction Selective Signal (Fig. 2): This signal is used to
decide the direction of tape reading.
Fl1]D direction rhen the signal level is r'01'
REV directior when the signal level is "1:'
The operation is autonatically stopped for about 500 ms
when the direction is reversed.

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Fis 2 ,FjEfitreqq#ff Direction Selective Signal Receiver

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Data 0utput Signal (FiC. 3)
The data output signat is detivered at the IC tevel fron t to 8
channels. The signal is 'r1r,when lhe hole is present, ,,O,,rhen the
hole is absent, and tO for fan-out. The stopping position of this
tape reade" is at oFF character. the phototiansislor signal is
stored into the data nemory circuit incorporated in the iape reader
as a data output sigflal about 120 us before the data strob; sisnal
is generared. In this way, lhe pre-phototranststo. signat can'U.
naintained before the operation is stopped.
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Data Strobe Signal [Fig. 3)
This tape reader is not designed to optically read the sprocket
holes. Instead, the data strobe pulse is generated frorn the drive
circuit of the stepping notor per character. The pulse is at 5 V
TTL IC 1eveI.
Widrh, about I.7 ns
Data strobe signal (1), fan-out 10 for the userrs unit
Data strobe signal (2), fan-out 10 for the data signal gate
Data slrobe signal (3), fan-out 10 for the user's unit
(1) and (2) are the sarne signal, and (3) is an inverred signal
of (I) and (2).

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Tape lding Interlock
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l{henthe tape holder is in the upper position, the stepping notor
is deenergized and the tape cannot be fed.

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Erratic 0peration Detection Systern
This tape readei delivers the error signal when the stepping motor
is perforning an erratic operation which is caused by the tape
tension under the load of nore than 300 g or by sone electrical
trouble. Under. this condition, PTR ERRoR lamp lights. In this
case, all the data output signals turn to "0."
Error signal 1evel "0": The tape leader is nomally functioning
Error signal 1eve1 "1": The erratic operation of the tape reader is
detected, the lanp lights, and the data
outPut signals turn to "0."
once the stepping nrotor perforns erratic ope.ation, the error signal,
lanp, and aI1 the data output signals naintain the status of erratic
operatior. The tape reader can be restarted by resetting. Press
the reset pushbutton, and nake sure that PTR ERRoR lanp goes off

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2 .9 Signal Waveforms

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Tape Used and Punching

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JISC6243. It is reconnended that Mylar trp" U" rlr"a
frequenl rse. hhen spl ic ing rhe tape, join tne , dDe io._.
ends
l:t":l:'. a'rd arEach Lhe sol,cir s .rp" io.os
one sjde ontv. Be sure -6 -, ,;i;t; ;;
tne hote oT thc spli;ing
"'ign spliced.
tape l.rith thar of the tape to;e
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Punching hol e:
Refer to JIS 6246 for the punching position anal size.

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+REVERSE
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Ac.mulateJ tjr.h .rrors

-_,-_,_> RMRSE Distance between sp.ocket

Fig. 5 Airangenent of Reading Elenents and Punching Hole Size

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Reading Method By phototransistor and tight emitting diode

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Tape Drive Sprocket feed systen through stepping notor

2 1:) Hffi*I+ fulClRE o"c-+55"c Wlv@E 35%-9D%

ffiFiHE 50'c-+ 70'c RE&E 1o%-90%
( IEL, 7iffirrrr,tv\.I )

Environnental operating lenperature, 0 to +55 'Cl

Specifications operating relative hunidity, 35 to 90%

Anbient tenperaturer -30 to -J0 t, Arnbient relative

humidity, l0 to 90% (The unit sha11 be free fron
condensation. )

2 14 E E ,!5ks
Weight Abolrt 5 kg

2 15 € a + 24Y:1:5% 1A llf ( +€Eiri )

+ s\ + 5% 0.sADLT ( +€€ift )

Power Requirernents +24 V 15%r I A or less (average current)

+5 V 15%, 0.5 A or less (average current)
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2. 17 Dinensions (Fig. 6)

Erraric 0rera.ion Dete.tion

Fig. 6 Dinensions
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2.18 External Wiring Connections (Fig, 7)

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t. Data strcbe
Data strobe
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sisnal
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DC povei connector (225J21021- 1331
Data strobe sisnal (1)
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Dir€ction Selective Signal

Ar1 the t.minals of 0 v shall be

exteharry connected.
(the "0" of *24 V and that of +S v
arc not int€mally connected
rith Error SiSnal [ErEtic
operation Detection)
Signal Connector (225J 2r321-133)
Manufrctured hr

Fig. 7 External Wiring Connections

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Tape Tension and TapeLife
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Tape tension: Tape tension shatl be 500 g or Iess.
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Tape life: the tape tension is negligible.
1,000 runs when
)00 ru'ls r,,hen the lape rc.ls:on rs {00 -
Use Mylar tape under the greate; r.aa c""aiiions ihan
above.
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tA -, r- v
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t a":/ t- a ( ts o-5ry 4 ) ,ld) D *i.
Tape Handling-on1y by endless releaser

Note: If it is necessary to handte the tape lrhich is too long to be

handled by the ordinary handler, obiain a handter (for 80_m
long tapeJ to be attached to the side panel or a handler
(180 n long rape) to be placed under the tape reader.

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PRE PARAT i ON
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3.1 Functions of Components

(7) Pushbutton swirch

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Fig. 8 Nanes of Cornponents

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LED case : This case houses a light enitting diode.
Secure it to the front panel with a
Phil l ips head screNdriver.
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Phototransistor : This case contains a phototransistor which
reads the tape ho1es, and an erratic opera-
tion detector.
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Phototransistor This cover protects the phototransistor case.
case cover

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Tape holder : This holder. is used to load and unload the
tape. When pressed upward, it sets tape.
lvhen pressed downward, it loads the tape.

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Front panel : A11 the controls of this reader are nounted
on this panel.

l6l * iF fT- ^7 y t:/ / + * , a,qf -i.E&ifl ?)*zi{t" ( PTR, EBR,OR,)

Indicator l amp : This lanp indicates the erratic operation of
stepping notor. (PTR ERRoR)

O) fr,nr/^4 ,,, - MffitR '6-P'fP,B^r-rtat rtat +, r^4 ,+t-1"

Pushbtltton switch: After: the erratic operation is renedied, this
reset sr,ritch is used to restart the PTR-
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: This circuit boards receives an external
.ir.uit board signal and delivers a signal which causes the
tape to be fed. It also receives the tape
codes fron the phototransistor and delivers
the codc signal to the extcrnal equipnent.
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Stepping motor : This notor operates to feed the tape.

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Side panel : Tr,,o side panels are secured to both sides of
the tape readcr.
Note: A tape handler can be optionally
attached to the side pane1.
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External Wiring
Make wiring connections accor.aling to the pln arrangement of
and signal connectors as shown in Fig. 7. Men,riing *i.i"l Dower
.orr_
nections, pay attention to the Note be1ou.
Note: Run the wire through the shortest distance. Use care so as
to avoid noise interference. The sectional area of the wire
used shal1 be greater than 0.5 nun2.

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{in .he uppcr positronl

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the taDe hotdcr botlom as sho$m
," rn rne upper posjt ion. lnserL the above so Lhar taDe
Iape belheen the case
,19 the,tape horder, and pul thc rape sprocr,er ;;"i;. '"
:yll:::
IrBr.ly Dress downrl,ard rhe renc holder Lith rh; f:nger t;p so that
the rape hotder ;s in the towei position. fl" ,ri. i. r"r"fi"all
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Precuationary Concerns about Tape used
IJse utnost care as follows hen r0aking and handling the tape so as
to prevent nisreading.

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Tape I The tape specifications shall cornply with
specifications JIS-C6243. (Refer to Par. 2.I0.)

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Tape punching : The tape Punching position and size shall
position and size: comply wiih Jrs-c6246. (Refer to par. 2.I0')
Periodically inspect the punching condition
as the dislocation of punched holes nay cause
nisreading,
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Tape splicing To splice the tape, join together the ends of
the iape to be spliced, and attach the splic-
ing tape [0.08 nnn thickJ only to the tape top
in such a way that the spliced tape hotes and
the splicing tape ones are aligned. Debur
both sides of the spliced area of the tape
by cutting off snall Portions.

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Fig l0 TaPe SP1icing and Finish

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Precautionary Concerns of Tape Handling
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When sloring and carrying the iape, do not furl it to sllch

an extent that it becomes hard to straighten it out'
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(b) Do not expose the tape to the sunlight or brin8 it near: a

heat source. Use care so as not to 1et water or oil be
sptashed onto the tape. (If this care is nor taken, light
transparency will beco,re excessively high.)
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r. t affiEfr-cr: nitttsLtD L*i)
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::-":: .,0.:1"_ tape stronsly. (rf this care is not taken,
rhe tape h'itt become undurabte or ftuffed, or: cause dust
accumulation du€ to static generated by friction.)
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Use care so that dust does noI deposit on the tape.

G) REtaq€, EBr&sav.r i t L(Tsv,"

Do not store the tape in a too dry ptace.
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lr < n,, <4 r -7 - t LfllfB-l- 6 . L e+JjtDL*"j,"
If the tape is to be used more than j00 tines, it is
recomnended that two sarne tapes be prepared beforehand
or Mylai tape be used.
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MAINTENANCE
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Inspect ion
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L *r t, 7 - 7" ft.fi
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Cleaning : Deposition of dust or trpe chrps on rhe tape surface
may cause misreading. Cledn rhe tape surfice and
the glass sheet of the LED case witjr a soft brush or
suchlike from tirne to tine. If the dust deposit rs
obstlnate, remove the LED case so lhat acce;s for
cleaning is gained to the tape surface and the glass
sheet of the LED case.

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To remove the LED case, renove a holding-down scr:ew and pu11
the case toward yourself. When reinstalling the case, reverse
the above procedure. lf dust cannot be removed with a soft
brush or suchlike, rub it off with a soft cloth.
(2) iI ih: r-ifriLafu!n;@Ilt-,tr86, ^- 4 it & e il ib1:

L(T3!,. Zoffut*Eil1o,l +tllr'*rir. (, *^n.t-6:w-t nf L{Ti{

^t.M,!'Eo.lg.ffr
o 4tf,E-ritiHL (T 3 1,.,
Lubrication: the tape holder is felt to have binding,
I\rhen
sparingly apply machine oi1 to the sliding part.
No other parts need lubrication.

i -1lqL Holder
[Remove the case cover,
and lubiicate as sholrn in
Fig. on the left. )
Lubrication

Fis 12. 7 -a fritt)A# Fig. 12 Lubrication Points of Tape liolder

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Troubleshooting
4 - 2 - 1 7 -' t - / n:#1kL t= D, fr(Fz^'R+r. h - Lqe, * t TAeo7 1 E r.
-J\-rtr/ z7L<T3v.. F]E,: ,F4ets8Aq 6 r'i: L, t tjEE
ffiEtrJFf^EffiL, rEXtqi,(T 3 v'"
If the tape reader nisreads the tape or develops sone tr.ouble,
check it using Table l, a troubleshooting chait, as a guide.
At the sane tine, imnediately inform your dealer of the
problem, and consult with hin for remedial action.

tl
Tabl6 1 Troubleshootinq Cha!t

6q 6 h FE )i+ "t
7-/ttEBtrv, EErjtt/.S11(v]tu. "#;frit+ - , ,-1.4.
Tape is nol Ied P.we r is nol lerned on. llhcck powe. supply.
-i t zl*f&4:R *- n, , LiL#LL, #+te<, .2.2 , ft.&
Poor conneclo. conlacr Ptus and unplug all lhe connecrors, and
clern lhcm, if necessary,
1. alE. 01ft4\fialE*E r 6.
Consull with you r dealer.
7 - /x, {lftirr4tr at r r l*fi,^E &a 4 r, ttk*LL, l&at Ea, . t r t *.#
1:b6 Poor conneclo. conlrcl Plus and trnplus alt the conneciors. and
clean then\ if necessary.
ab.ormal ly fcd. z alb tfift*[Ffia ]3,l6t t 6
(ion su ll wi lh vou r dealer-
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H#-t6 r&utea+ . qf , .r: _, ,t6
+r- r+rrf.f*
7 Eir. : t+Lr,E+
^at)
licmove di.t o. dnst, and recheck.
Dirt o. d!s1 deposited on
1ape, Iighl emirrer or
receplor
-4z r *fb,4<F &='1., , L+k*LL, &+6:H<, = n, , t*&
Poor con,ec1o. conlact lrl!g and unptug all lhe connecrors, and
clean lhem, it necessary.
t -'iLxra, t-T5
Drroneous tape punching Check pu;ched holes.
, - JlLn|.fr&rl? t
6 i-4,:r+'(-tr -, )16
Tepe holes do nor comply Check tape p!n.he r
wilh the spe.ificalions.
< atE Ftftgi,fra +E*t J:6
0onsul l with ydur dealer.
*xr4t-rn\,F.ft -+rrl*M6E tEXr - Ra6 F,<, iE)tr,za=q,
Ltu\ Poor c.nnector contacl ^6:tlELL,
,,n:itt6t6"
Plus and unplus LED case, a.d clean l,ED
light. if necessary.
1: alfr, Frfr&|fralE^t: t.6
Oonsult wirh Your dealer.
PTR, ER,RON, 7 7/ 7 -) i.t, a ./ t )<Z t!\ 7-)7./r=./v &,, (SOOaEtn )
* Hi: .{ iT L t,-r- v,
,r Tape lension is 1oo Ohe.k lape Iersior which sha be 300 s
PTR, EN,E,OR I AMP
abno.mally I ights gffiAfirr,k 3 v,
Effir-2r(+24Y+5%)
Pover s u p p I y ,Ircr u a I e s Check power supply whictr shall be +24V
.L5%
&A&E*iotiqJn r -, -^iE4
Disloc.tion of e.rati. Se.d lhe equipment back to the
operarion derecto.
aofr, rtftAlrt') E,\E.t 6
oonsuli wi Ih you. dealer.
&[jflr:,i : -+-In|tt* t -a -^&Ilt
I D!s I rs deposited on the Send lhe equipment back to ihe

I z Dlfi, iftPt\ t,)ft;.t. J:6

Consult wilh yo! r dealer.

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I
ZOTA ,itHrfforBxr. t 6
Uonsult wi th you r dealer.
i E) l. 4+A nt*D t i.'L6f EfEiiirri^@iti6T a L'.
E 2. 6,4A SD({, lb")P,tHr'),:- v !t&L&v.rT3!."
1. Be sure ro inform you. dealer or the rrouble you have.
2. Do no1 replace the defeclive parrs wilh orher pTB Darts.
4-2-2 8f;E&H&ffiffi+.ry&v.
Maintenance and Handling of Erratic Operatlon Detector
(1) ,€ &
Xd;E&fi&ffifr, ft*Hr*-c't /)(EftSl+rt, e < 6 , *$r" .* r. . ,
), t:lftHL <\,, *.i r').c, /EE{ona t, 7-j, <l+n\ir .)1 ./ra
*]i. f )gffir:f.tEL *i L, WtGrH4,RtrrAr*i. W4r-^h.:*
&Ef L<+ t- . )1J,X)t.gxffit-7-J7 r+.iHffiL (T3 v."
I nspect ion
The erratic operation detector is free of wear as it is
of non contact type. tr{alfunction is caused when dust or
rape ch:Ds are deposired on the IiEhl emitler and receDtor
of the photocolrpier, Remove lhe case cover. and cteen fhe
light emirrer and receptor xttn an air br.sh or such-ile
from tine to time.
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(2) &EBr-tffi
P14/t7*1tiE Bi16 PTF, DF,ROR,7 /iaXH.Rfin\b) <, HErr+
t . h),ffit b 6 L+\WA tu68e tl r D+)tEtt'ltt <, ,-, ?&'].tefr
St6:<T3v'.
6l.HH3i16{,?) 1)-q4'/rrp A3-J igL,} | . hJr{,,tifi
#Ltv'(TEv..
Troubleshooting
When PTR ERRoR lamp abnormally lights as rnentioned in
Table 1, and the photocoupler is suspected to be the cause,
use the following procedure to check and clean the erratic
operation detector.
obtain (1) dual trace oscilloscope Do not tamper with the
photo coupler section.

( ffiM1- -Jt -FtfrH:€trr.{EUt'E 6r'i.E6t{, _4.

-., ' a
*r:/rB^a-it.<. pr ffiaa -,,ffi+E!F,S] ?EEq-J !, e
qL { F :r... +-) rffi+GiBt:{Fis.13t:16.
Wavefofin Inspection: operate the tape ieader ai ihe
the naxinun speed in either: foflvard or rel,erse di
rection. 0bserve the waveforns \,rhich are obtained
by synchronizing signals fron check terminals E and
P.Sof the printed circuit board on the dual trace
synchroscope. Refer to Fig. 13 belo for the
positions of check teflninal s -

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Ftg :3 7 r.L 0 fri*EdEB

E+ - ,.ffit
(ltffi14tt1;_a)

@a+ . "
,n|
fi#6fr. av.7t-q-aEE&frB
Fis ra.
Fis.14 t\EHtrt&Yrri" SL, ,t- | h/raXX' *:)EEt., :r:, +
: r rrrf*:Lri5, *.i L @awv$ FEl/)t i t.t, *f.
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Prinred Circuit 3.rrd

Prin.ed cir.uit 30.rd

E check Teminal

E ch€.* Teminal

Fig. 14 Erratic operation Detection, Pre-Strobe Signal Waveform

Nornal waveforn is shown in Fig. 14. When dirt or

dust is deposite on the pholocoupler, the havefonn
of E rdill appear as folloBs.

,'4 v.^: )' t. ti D llLL

iLT D DIE{( h;lat'L A

'/--\/
(b) -tts @@ o&firiiE B iu* L rc D. ,*r-^iE#L(T3L\.

The wavefo ]l stays on at

high 1eve].
The falling waveform sags.

If above naveform A or B is observed, send the

equipment back to the manufacturer.