Canon Service Bulletin COPIER

Issued by Canon Europa N.V.

Model: Ref No.:

iR5020i iR6000-026
iR5020N
iR6020i (F1-T01-0K9-10005-01)
Date:
29-08-03

Subject:
New Models information (5020i/5020N/6020i)
Reason:
A group of new machines will soon be introduced. They will come equipped with MEAP functions, and differ from
existing models (iR5000/6000) as described in this bulletin.
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Description:
1.Major Differences
a.Hardware-Related Differences

- The size of the SDRAM (work memory) that comes standard on the main controller PCB has been increased from
192 MB to 256 MB. (2 memory slots -> 1 memory slot)
- The size of the boot ROM has been increased from 1 MB to 2 MB to support network downloading.
- Changes have been made to the counter memory PCB so as to accommodate increases in capacity. (no compatibility
with existing models)
- A change has been made so that the default is now '1' for the following service mode used to switch the message to
indicate that the fixing web has run out (also indicated on the User screen): COPIER>OPTION>USER>WEB-DISP.
- A change has been made so that the default is now '1' (for the following service mode used to switch the message
to indicate that the waste toner case is full (also indicated on the User screen): COPIER>OPTION>USER>W-
TONER.
- A change has been made so that the name of the service system used at time of downloading is now "iR5020."
- A change has been made so that the LCD on the control panel is now color 1/1VGA, instead of black-and-white 1/
4VGA.
- An option has been made available designed to support the host machine; i.e., Network Multi-PDL Printer Kit-D1
(8743A002AA).
- An option has been made available to support MEAP USB applications; i.e., MEAP Application Interface Board-
B1 (8749A001AA). The board is to be added when using an MEAP application that supports USB peripherals. It
serves no purpose in the absence of a MEAP application. The board adds 2 extra Series A connectors for upstream
equipment.
- An option has been made available to support the use of MEAP functions; i.e., Resolution Switching Board-B1
(8731A002AA). It must be added when using a MEAP application that requires it.
- The iR Security Kit refers to the machine in question as "iR5020i."

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b.Functional Changes Not Related to MEAP
Major changes are in relation to the iR C3200's SEND function. Herein, the iR2200i and iR5000i are used as
reference machines when describing the SEND function.

Important!
iR C3200 is called CLC3200 in Europe.

- Reboot Function from NetSpot Console, NetSpot Device Installer, Remote UI

This function is a newly added function (absent in existing models including the iR C3200).
With this function, the machine may be started remotely after changes have been made that require restarting of the
machine. All future machines are expected to possess this function. (This function cannot be used without assigning
a system administrator.)

- Saving Job Histories in csv Format

This function is new with the machine (absence in existing models including the iR C3200).
With this function, individual job histories may be saved in csv format using the remote UI.

- LDAP
The machine also comes with LDAP (Light-Weight Database Access Protocol), which was introduced with the iR
C3200. The machine offers access to the server database for information on targets of transmission. If the address is
a new one and transmission is by direct reference to an LDAP server address, the machine's resources will limit the
number of targets to 16, unlike the iR C3200, which permits broadcasting to as many as 64 targets.

- Preview
This function came first with the iR C3200. The machine differs from the iR C3200 in that its preview function offers
a choice of deleting the page.

- Priority on E-Mail Transmission

This function came first with the iR C3200. The machine offers 3 settings (high, medium, and low, with the default
being medium).

- Single Page PDF

This function is new with the machine (not found in existing machines, including the iR C3200). The machine offers
a new button for division into individual pages (as done with TIFF); the machine now offers a choice between single
page and multi-page in addition to the choice between TIFF and PDF.

- Forwarding
The specifications have been modified so that they are now identical to those of the iR C3200. With the newly added
following functions, making transfer settings has been made simpler:
transfer in the event of a mismatch in conditions storage of a transfer error file in the system box end-of-transfer
notice limited to transfer error transfer processing timer call key priority setting for e-mail transfer

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- FTP Default Port Number Setting
The specifications have been modified so that they are now identical to those of the iR C3200. (This function is not
found in the iR5000i.) To select a port number, type a colon and the desired number to follow the IP address;
e.g., 192.168.110.3:1000, if port 1000 is designed.

- Support of 2-Byte Code for FTP File Names and Addresses

The specifications have been modified so that they are now identical to those of the iR C3200. (This function is not
found in the iR2200i.) This function is Japanese language model only.
An addition has been made to the user data so that it now has "permit non-ASCII code for FTP transmission". It is
important to remember that, although the FTP file name may be of 2-byte code, it cannot serve its function unless
the FTP server supports the use of the code.

- Routine Task Key Screen

This is a newly added function, not found in existing machines including the iR C3200.
The function is used to enlarge the area of the routine task key.

- Sender Field (for e-mail/i-fax transmission)

If authentication is used as part of the MEAP log-in service, the appropriate sender e-mail address that has been set
up in advance will be entered in the sender field.
In the case of SDL, the appropriate user name and e-mail address will be indicated in the MEAP user registration
page.
In the case of SSO, on the other hand, the log-in name (domain) and mail address will be indicated (from the domain
user information).
If the transmission does not require authentication (e.g., forwarding), however, the field will not be prepared (the
information selected as native information will be used).

With the addition of this function. the said information will be indicated in the transmission log and reception log
using the said format. It will also be indicated in the body text as sender information (only if the sender field exists
at time of transmission).

- Display on the Mail Application

The information will be added to precede the mail address (authenticated user name; display name/domain user name
(abbreviation));

e.g., from:user1<user@test.canon.co.jp>

user name as used for MEAP log-in authentication (display name)

In the case of SDL, the name from MEAP user registration will be indicated.
In the case of SSO, the domain user name will be indicated.

- SMB/FTP/NCP Transmission
When MEAP authentication is used, the login-in user name will be indicated in the transmission history; i.e., the date/
time column of the communications report will have a list of log-in user names for reference.

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- Authentication at Time of Transmission
The machine supports NTLM authentication (NTLM 0.12)/use of long file names.
The specifications have been modified so that they are identical to those of the iR C3200. This function is absent in
the iR 2200i.
At time of SMB transmission, NTLM-based encrypted authentication is supported in place of natural language
authentication.
Because of the change, transmission is now possible using the user right (of the selected domain; by specifying
'domain name/user name' as the user name for file transfer). It is also possible to send to a common folder in access
mode at the user level of Win 9x. The function supports the use of a long file name, which previous models fail to
display.

Important!
Unlike in the previous models, this function may permit transmission to a folder based on SAMBA of NAS (Network
Attached Storage) or Linux. Since the use in all environments cannot be guaranteed, be sure to run a test in the user
environment before delivery.
c.MEAP
<What is MEAP?>
MEAP stands for "Multifunctional Embedded Application Platform", and is a software platform often built into a
peripheral device (e.g., MFP). MEAP is based on Java (J2ME: Java 2 Platform Micro Edition), and is intended to
run a Java application (i.e., MEAP application). Any MEAP application is independent of the device system software
and, as such, it may be installed or uninstalled using SMS (Service Management Service), which is a browser-based
interface on a PC) as long as the device supports the use of MEAP, permitting the addition of MEAP applications in
the field.

<Major Feature of MEAP>

- It enables the development/customization of an application that suits various user needs (making way for
remarkable software possibilities).
- It offers counters for prints and scans for individual applications so that new business models may be set forth with
added versatility to existing charging methods.
- It permits connection of USB devices to match applications in use (2 ports; MEAP-specific options).
- It permits the addition of applications (thus increasing added value) to a MEAP machine in the field on a continual
basis (thus increasing the competitive edge).
- It permits as many as 19 MEAP applications to run all at once. (If to be placed under the control of the local UI, 9
applications (applets) may run at the same time.)

At time of shipment from the factory, the machine is ready to run 18 applications to run all at once; i.e., 1 of the 19
applications is used by the portal service (pre-installed; used to link the remote UI and MEAP service applications;
may be uninstalled; described later).

<Organization of MEAP P/F>

In addition to the system software, language, and remote UI files, a copier equipped with MEAP functions requires
the installation of MEAP content files designed to enable functions (system services) needed to run MEAP
applications and class libraries used by the MEAP applications to control the device.

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The version of the system software and the version of MEAP content files must be in keeping with each other, calling
for care to avoid malfunction of MEAP functions otherwise occurring as the result of a Mismatch. Appropriate
information will be found in the Service Information bulletin to be released to coincide with the release of a system
CD.

The following is a diagram of MEAP viewed in its relation to its component entities.

MEAP platform

figure 1

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<MEAP Application and Counter>
In addition to the existing copy counters, a MEAP-based device offers MEAP counters that may be used to find out
how much of the functions have been used according to individual MEAP applications. The readings of the MEAP
counters may be checked by pressing the Counter Check key on the copier's control panel and then selecting a check
on the counter reading.
The following table shows the MEAP counters; which counters to use depends on the specifications of the
application in question. An invoice may be prepared for scanning and printing by taking advantage of these counters.
(Some Sales Companies may opt to prepare a period-based contract instead of a counter-based contact.)

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<Types of MEAP Counters>
A counter reading may be incremented without exception, may be incremented according to instructions from the
application, or may not be incremented at all (leaving the task to the application). For details, study the following
table:!

Increment Counter item

always Count-up total

total (black-and-white; 1)

total (black-and-white; large)

scan (total 1)

black-and-white scan (total 1)

if when instructed by the black-and-white scan 1

application
black-and-white scan 2

black-and-white scan 3

black-and-white scan 4

application-free Free1

Free2

Free3

Free4

Free5

Free6

Free7

Free8

Free9

Free10

Free11

Free12

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always: Incremented by the device without exception in keeping with the execution of a job.
when instructed by the application:Incremented only if and when so instructed by the application.
application-free: Operates in keeping with the specifications of the application.
The counter readings shown in the table are available for individual MEAP applications (maximum of 19
applications; with 1 used for the SEND function).

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<SEND Function and MEAP Counter>
The SEND function was used by a non-MEAP machine in relation to the number of scans made. A MEAP machine
offers a counter for the SEND function; this counter is treated as a MEAP application, but cannot be installed/
uninstalled as an application because the SEND function is hardwired to the device (as a native function).

When the SEND function is used, the readings are incremented as follows:

black-and-white total scan 1 all SEND scans including faxing and i-faxing

black-and-white scan 1 box scan, e-mail, FTP, SMB, NCP, send-to-box

black-and-white scan 2 e-mail, FTP, SMB, NCP

black-and-white scan 3 FTP, SMB, NCP

black-and-white scan 4 Box scan, FTP, SMB, NCP, send-to-box

<Counter History>
As many as 20 readings are generated by the MEAP counters (including the reading used by the SEND function); no
additional counter readings can be created. If a MEAP application is removed, its counter reading will be retained on
the hard disk in the form of a "counter history." A total of 24 histories may be kept at a time; however, if 20 MEAP
counters exist (including any histories occurring as a result of removing applications), only 4 may be used for
additional histories.

<MEAP-Related User Mode/Service Mode>

The following changes have been made as a result of the support of MEAP functions:

User Mode
- A user mode item has been added to permit turning on/off of the MEAP HTTP server (port 8000): System
Settings>MEAP Settings>Use HTTP.
- A user mode item has been added to enable printing of a report on the installed MEAP applications: System
Settings>MEAP Settings>Print System Infomation. It is important to keep in mind that this mode item cannot be
used in the absence of a PDL function.
- A user mode item has been added to enable using MEAP as the Initial screen: Common Settings>Initial
Function>Select Initial Function>MEAP.

Service Mode
- A service mode item has been added to enable checking the version of Java VM:
COPIER>DISPLAY>VERSION>Java-VM.
- A service mode item has been added to enable checking the version of MEAP contents:
COPIER>DISPLAY>VERSION>MEAP.
- A service mode item has been added to enable checking the connection of a MEAP application interface board-B1:
COPIER>DISPLAY>ACC-STS>USB-host.
1: iR2200i/2800i/3300i series board connected; 2: iR5000/6000 series board connected

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- A service mode item has been added to permit initialization of the display, used when a switchover of languages
causes the text of transmission/fax read settings to become garbled: COPIER>FUNCTION>CLEAR>SEND-STUP.
The device must be restarted after clicking [OK].

<Functions of SMS>
SMS has the following functions:
- installs/uninstalls a MEAP application from a PC on the network.
- starts/stops a MEAP application that has been installed.
- enables/disables a license file that has been installed.
- checks information on a MEAP application that has been installed.
- changes the order of applets that have been installed for display.
- installs/uninstalls the system application.
- starts/stops the system application.
- sets up/uninstalls the log-in service.
- checks MEAP system information.
- checks information on the license file (before installation)
- changes the log-in password to SMS.

For details of SMS, see the MEAP SMS Administrator guide.

<Access to SMS>
SMS is a Web application with its URL being http://IPaddress:8000/sms. Upon a visit, a message will appear,
prompting input of a password; SMS functions are offered in response to a successful log-in. If the following of the
user mode settings have been disabled, however, the URL of SMS will be changed as indicated to accommodate a
change from port 8000 to port 80 as the access port: System Settings>Network Settings>TCP/IP settings>Use HTTP.
(When disabled, the URL will be http://IPaddress/sms.)

<MEAP-Compatible Browsers>
A MEAP device requires browsers of the following types. Take care, as an SMS client environment is under stricter
restrictions than remote log-in and RemoteUI environments.

Client Environment Need for the SMS

(JavaScript must be enabled)
Windows 98SE
IE 5.5 SP2/IE 6 SP1
Windows 2000 Professional SP3
IE 5.5 SP2/IE 6 SP1
Windows XP Professional/Home Edition
IE 6 'Gold'/IE 6 SP1

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Default Authentication and Client Environment (SDL remote log-in, RUI, Portal Service)
(JavaScript must be enabled)

Windows 98SE/NT4.0 SP6a

IE5.01 SP2/IE5.5 SP2/IE6 SP1
Windows Me
IE5.5 SP2/IE6 SP1
Windows 2000 Professional SP3
IE5.01/IE5.5 SP2/IE6 SP1
Windows XP Professional/Home edition
IE6 'Gold'/IE6 SP1

for the foregoing Windows environments, Netscape 4.61 through 6.2.3

Mac OS 8.6 through 9.X

IE5.0 through 5.1.6
Mac OS 10 through 10.2.4
IE5.2.2

<Log-In>
To use SMS, type in the appropriate password on the Log-In page. Make sure that the password is the one set up
initially as 'MeapSmsLogin'. (It is case sensitive.)

Simply type the password in the Password field of the Log-In page, and click [log in]. You will not be able to log in
if SMS is already in a log-in state as in the following cases:
- another user has already logged on to SMS.
- the browser has previously been closed without a log-out operation (i.e., SMS is waiting for a time-out to occur
expected in about 15 min).

If an attempt is made to access SMS from a different browser while a log-in has already been made, the Log-In page
will appear but the attempt will fail even if the password is correct.

If the message 'Type Password' appears on the Log-In page in spite of input of a correct password, the browser
settings (e.g., Java script setting is disable.) may not be in keeping with SMS operating conditions. It is also important
to keep in mind that access by way of a proxy has not bee verified; as necessary, remove the device IP addresses from
the list of addresses for which the use of the proxy is specified.

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SMS Login

figure 2

If the attempt to log in fails because of input of the wrong password, there will be a message asking for the correct
password. In addition to the message "Password is incorrect. Enter correct password." there will be an area for a
license file used to initialize the password to 'MeapSmsLogin'. (A separate communication will be issued for
instructions on how to obtain a license file used to initialize SMS password.) As a matter of course, access to SMS
will be given in response to an appropriate password entered in the input text field.

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Login error

figure 3

<Installing a MEAP Application>

A MEAP application may be installed from the Application Install screen through a browser. To do so, both the
MEAP application file (jar file; filename.jar) and the license file (filename.lic) must be copied at the same time. The
jar file is in compressed form, decoded only with the use of its ID key that comes with the license file. The license
file itself also calls for an ID key (hardwired to the device) for decoding, thus preventing illegally making a change
to the file.

The license file contains information needed to install MEAP applications: serial number of the device (to prevent
illegal copying), period and number of uses (e.g., without a limit, with a limit on the period, with a limit on the
number of users), application ID (for identification of applications). These pieces of information are used to protect
against illegal copying and uses beyond imposed limits. The MEAP counter used to control the period/number of
uses holds current reading and upper limit data, offering a choice of disabling operations beyond limits.

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Installation of MEAP Application

figure 4

<Invalidating the License File>

To remove a license file from the device (once it has been installed), the file must be invalidated using the
Application Information screen of SMS.
To invalidate the license file, the application must be stopped.
To uninstall the application, the license must be invalidated.

A click on [invalidate] will create a license file inside the device as a completely new license. An invalidated license
will be indicated as an icon on the screen, which may be downloaded to a PC or removed from it. (Take care not to
inadvertently remove an invalidated license that has been downloaded to the PC inadvertently; otherwise, you will
have to purchase a new license.)

The license that has been invalidated and downloaded to a PC may be installed back to the MEAP device from which
it has been removed; this is a consideration made to enable uninstalling of a MEAP application for checks in the event
of a fault during service work. The file, however, cannot be installed to a different MEAP device. If limits (in terms
of a period or number of uses) are imposed on the application in question, the balance (remaining length or uses) will
be written to the invalidated license so that the user will have the full remaining use after reinstalling the application
using the invalidated license file.

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<Portal Service>
Thanks to the support of MEAP, an iR device can now accommodate multiple MEAP applications (known as
"servlet") that may be used through a Web browser from a PC (as in the case of the SMS and in addition to the use
of a remote user interface). To show these applications in a browser, each application must be identified by its own
URL. Portal Service is a collection of services, one of which offers a list of application URLs to free you from having
to type in individual URLs.

Portal Service is pre-installed, and may be accessed by the following URL:

http://IPaddress:8000/
Moreover, the link to Portal service is also prepared for RUI top page.

Simultaneously with installation, Servlet type Application is designed so that a link may be automatically registered
into Portal Service. The link of RemoteUI is registered by the default. The link button to the "Sys. Admin
applications" is also prepared for Portal Service in addition to the link to Application. If "Sys. Admin applications"
button of Portal Service is clicked when SDL is chosen as login service, user management page of SDL mentioned
later will be displayed.

Portal Service

figure 5

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<MEAP Login>
MEAP supports the following log-in services; in addition to the existing group-based control, it provides log-in
authentication to certify individual users. To use the log-in function, select any of 3 choices by making the following
selections: SMS>system control>expansion system application>log-in service.

1.default authentication (department ID control)

2.SDL (Simple Device Log-In)
3.SSO (Single Sign-On) Log-In

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SDL and SSO are installed as system applications so that they may be removed if there is no need for them from
SMS. (On the other hand, there is no need for uninstalling them.)

For details of the MEAP log-in service, see the attached file to MEAP SMS Administrator Guide.

The following is the Selection screen for SMS log-in service:!

Selection of Login service

figure 6

<Default Authentication>
The default authentication function is used to provide some of the existing functions: "no authentication" (i.e., no
log-in screen will be shown) ad "Department ID management". If the user wants to have the existing authentication
environment (i.e., no authentication or group ID control), this will be the appropriate choice. (This also is the default
setting.)

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If the group ID control mechanism has been enabled, there will be a dialog used to prompt registration of an ID
number when logging into the local UI or the remote UI. It is also possible to use a Card Reader-C1 in place of input
of a group ID, in which case the installation will be as is done in the past.

<SDL>
SDL is a log-in service that holds such authentication data as user names and passwords within the device, and it
does not require another MEAP application or outside server for operation. In SDL, authentication is based on user
names and passwords, and as many as 1000 users may be put under control.

SDL is a type of user authentication application, and has the following functions:

1.shows a Log-In screen on the local UI for user authentication.

2.shows a Log-In page in the Web browser for user authentication.
3.edits user authentication information on the Web browser.
4.operates in conjunction with the group ID control mechanism to keep track of the number of print pages and scan
pages.
5.operates in conjunction with NetSpot Accountant to import/export user information and to collect, analyze, and
control device use information according to users.
The conceptual figure of SDL

figure 7

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<Introduction of SDL>
Before introducing SDL, it is important to be sure of the following:

(1)how SDL users will be registered

Normally, access is made through a browser to the SDL User Register/Edit screen to register/edit users. It is
necessary to decide in advance which users may be given the right to register/edit users. Those users who will be
serving as administrators must be registered as such; access may be made using the following URL: http://
deviceIPaddress:8000/sdl. The log-in screen for SDL will appear in response, asking for log-in as an administrator
user. If log-in is made as a general user, there will be an error message to indicate that the screen is not available and
that log-in as an administrator is required. The User Register/Edit screen permits the following:

- register/edit/delete user information

- import/export user information
- set the number of log-in histories to be displayed on the control panel at time of log-in

The example of the user edit screen of SDL is shown below.

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SDL User Management page

figure 8

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In addition to manually registering users through a browser, user information of an SDL format (LDIF) from another
device may be imported or user information of an NSA format (csv format) from NetSpot Accountant Server may
be imported. For details of the User Register/Edit screen, see the attached Guide to MEAP Authentication System
Settings (included with the device).

At time of shipment from the factory, the following user accounts are registered:

user name: Administrator

password (user name): password
group ID: 0000000
password (group ID): 0000000
user type: administrator
display name: Administrator
phonetic: (for Japanese) left blank
e-mail address: left blank
card ID: (for Card reader-B1) left blank

Points to Note When Importing/Exporting User Information

SDL user information may be imported or exported, and you need to keep the following in mind when doing so:

- user types are not exported; when they are imported, the users will all be registered as general users.
- if the same user name already exists, the existing name will be replaced with the name being imported.

The following 2 methods may be used. Use the one better suited to the nature of the work.

Simple Device Log-In format

This is a method exclusively prepared for the SDL, and is written in compliance with the LDIF (LDAP data
interchange format; based on RFC2849). The user information and the address information differ from each other,
not compatible with the information in the files exported from the Address Book of an iR machine. It assumes sharing
MEAP SDL user information among multiple devices and using the information for backup purposes.

If 'person' is used for 'object class' of a record, the information is user information; on the other hand, if 'canon card'
is used for 'object class', the information is card ID information. The user passwords are encrypted for export,
department passwords are exported without encryption.

NetSpot Accountant format

It is a format used for the exchange of information with the NSA, and the data is stored using a csv format. All
passwords will turn blank at time of export, requiring new input at the destination.

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The following shows how individual items are imported/exported:
SDL import Specification

No. NSA item Requi Data constraints Default D a t a

red setting registered
with SDL

1 Parent Department O
ID not registered

2 Account type O not registered

3 O numerals of 8 bytes max.;

however, 8th character must
always be '0', which otherwise
would cause the entire record department
Account ID to be ignored ID/user name

4 O only initial 32 characters are

Account name valid display name

5 null department
numerals of 7 characters max. password/
Password (no 2-byte characters) password

6 E-mail address 48 bytes max. null e-mail address

7 null either log-in

user name or
computer
name, as set up
character string of 24 bytes at time of
Log-in name max. import

8 character string of 24 bytes null

Domain name max. not registered

9 print usage limit numerals of 9 bytes max no limit not registered

10 not card ID*1

card ID numeral of 8 bytes assumed assigned

11 card password not generated null not registered

12 print usage limit by

card numerals of 9 bytes max. no limit not registered

13 actual usage numerals of 9 bytes max. not registered

*1:If multiple cards are assigned to a single department ID, use the # symbol to divide individual pieces of
information within a single field.

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SDL export Specification

No. NSA item name Quota tion Description Data exported from SDL
marks

1 Parent always 0 always 0

department ID (immediately under
route)

2 by account type always 1 (always always 1

user)

3 account ID 7 characters max. (no SDL department ID

2-byte character)

4 account name O character string of 32 display name (if omitted, log-in user
bytes max. name)

5 password always blank always blank

6 e-mail address O character string of e-mail address

256 bytes max.

7 log-in name O character string of 32 log-in user name

byte max.

8 domain name O always "" always ""

9 print upper limit always blank always blank

10 card ID numerals of 8 bytes card ID*1

assumed

11 card password always blank (no always blank

comma generated
hereafter)

12 print upper limit not generated not generated

by card

13 actual value not generated not generated

*1:If multiple cards are assigned to a single department ID, use the # symbol to divide individual pieces of
information within a single field.

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(2) if department ID control is to be used side by side
If, for instance, statistics are to be compiled in conjunction with department ID control, a department ID and
password must be registered for each user to link the user with the department ID set up on the device. The control
mechanism on department IDs and passwords is dependent on the department ID control mechanism of the device,
not that of MEAP. When a log-in is made as a user set up in SDL, the department ID registered for the user
information in question will automatically be set up, thus eliminating the need to certify the user twice and saving
the user both time and effort. It is important to register the appropriate department ID information in the SDL user
information before enabling the department ID control mechanism (part of user data settings).

Points to Note When Using SDL in Conjunction with Department ID Control

If SDL is to be used in conjunction with department ID control, the department ID and password of the administrator
must be assigned on the iR machine before enabling department ID control as they are registered on the iR machine.
Otherwise, when department ID is enabled, the user will not be recognized as a user of SDL and will not be allowed
to log in. This rule also applies to administrators registering first-time users and, therefore, it is important to set up
appropriate department IDs and passwords in advance. If a good administrator account has inadvertently been
invalidated, the account may be recovered by making the following selections in service mode:
COPIER>FUNCTION>CLEAR>PWD-CLR.

(3) if the Card Reader-C1 is to be used in conjunction

SDL may be used in conjunction with the Card Reader-C1 by going through the following steps:

Install the Card Reader-C1

1.Select the appropriate log-in method on the SDL, and access the SDL User Management page (http://
IPaddress:8000/sdl) from a PC. The SDL User Authentication page will appear.
2.Log in as an administrator user. (At time of shipment from the factory, type "Administrator" (case sensitive),
"password," and then click [OK].
3.Click [User Management], and click [Register].
4.Type in the appropriate information in the fields of the New User Registration page (user name and others), and
select "administrator" as the user type. Also, type in the card number indicated on the card (department ID). Finally,
click [OK].
5.Click [log-out].
6.Turn off the device, and connect the card reader.
7.Turn on the device.
8.Make the following selections in service mode, specify a number (registration startup card ID), and click [OK]:
COPIER>Function>install>card. Wait until [OK] returns to its initial state. As many as 1000 cards will automatically
be registered consecutively staring with the specified number.
9.Restart the device.
10.Try accessing the SDL User management page once again.
11.On the Authentication page, enter the user name and password registered in 4. above; then, click [OK].
12.Click [User Management].

Repeat steps 3 and 4 to add users. Be sure, however, to type in the card numbers for the card ID columns.

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Disconnecting the Card Reader-C1
1.Turn off the device, and disconnect the connector of the Card Reader-C1.
2.Make the following selections in service mode and click [OK]; COPIER>FUNCTION>CLEAR>CARD.
3.Turn off and then on the device. (An error code will appear.)
4.Make the following selections in service mode once again, and click [OK]: COPIER>FUNCTION>CLEAR>ERR.
5.Turn off and then on the device.
!
Points to Note When Combining the SDL and NSA Methods
If you want to use both SDL and NSA methods, the recommended procedure is as follows: register the control
information using NSA; using the user collective registration tool, export the csv file; import the file using SDL.
When doing so, it is important that you keep the following in mind:

- An error will occur if the user department ID you export using SDL already exists in NSA as a department ID. it
must always be a new department ID.
- The relationship between card and department will not be respected when import is executed using the user
collective registration tool of NSA.
- If you want to compile statistics using NSA according to individual cards, you must set the relationship among card,
user, and department ID as 1:1:1 on using SDL; on the side of NSA, compile the statistics according to individual
departments.
- If multiple users exist using the same department ID, only one of them can be imported using NSA.
- If the e-mail address consists of 49 characters or more or if the log-in name consists of 25 characters or more, export
from the SDL is possible, but there will be an error when importing to NSA.
A comma (,) in an e-mail address will prevent proper export from NSA.
- If an account ID is used and an administrator account has been registered in the NSA, writing over the existing
account ID will not change its security level.
- Passwords are not saved to the file being exported; if passwords are needed, they must be newly set up after import.
<SSO>
SSO Log-In is a log-in service in which authentication data is on an external server. It enables database log-in based
on a single-sign on method. The authentication data is controlled on the server, and is not retained on the device.
Authentication takes place with reference to log-in name and log-in password for collection of user information.
There is no limit to how many users may be controlled; in other words, as many users as allowed by the Active
Directory may be controlled.

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The conceptual figure of SSO

figure 9

SSO is a type of user authentication application designed for MEAP, and possesses the following functions:

(1) shows a log-in screen on the local user interface for authentication of users
(2) shows a log-in page on a Web browser, for authentication of users
(3) serves as an intermediary between Active Directory and log-in service (SA:Security Agent)

To make use of SSO, it is important to install SA to the operating system (Windows 2000/Pro/Server/Widows XP
Pro) in the same domain as the iR machine. Thereafter, changing the log-in method to SSO in SMS will enable the
use of SSO for log-in. When SSO operates normally, the iR machine's local or remote user interface uses the user
name and password managed by Windows 2000 Active Directory to initiate a log-in operation. For SSO to operate
correctly, the iR machine's network settings, time zone, and clock must correctly be set up (where applicable,
daylight saving time must also be considered). If there is a discrepancy of 30min or more between iR machine and
domain control, SSO may not operate. If you want to combine SSO and department ID/Card Reader-C1, you must
also bring in NSA, as Active Directory does not associate a log-in user with any specific card number.

The client environments guaranteed for remote log-in to an iR machine using SSO must be as follows; Java VM and
JavaScript must be enabled:

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Keep in mind that environments other than the following are not guaranteed for proper operation.

Windows 98SE/NT4.0 SP6a

IE5.01 SP2/IE5.5 SP2/IE6 SP1
Windows Me
IE5.5 SP2/IE6 SP1
Windows 2000 professional SP3
IE5.01/IE5.5 SP2/IE6 SP1
Windows XP Professional
IE6 SP1

Installing Security Agent

To use SSO Log-In, it is necessary to install Security Agent to a PC running in a Windows 2000 domain environment.
It is also possible to use it after installing it to a domain controller. The environment for Security Agent must be as
follows:

- Hardware
memory: 256 MB or more (RAM)
hard disk: 20 GB or more
CPU: Intel Celeron 800 MHz or equivalent (processor)

- Software
OS: Microsoft windows 2000 Professional/Server
Microsoft Windows XP Professional

To install SA, you must be authorized as local administrator for the PC to which you are planning the installation.
SA uses Install Shield 8 as its installer, and the PC must be restarted if the installer has not been used in the past. (The
fact relates to the specifications of the installer, and cannot be avoided.)

To start SA services after installation, you must be authorized as domain administrator. Select SA, and make the
following selections: properties>log-on>account. Then, type in a user name possessing the domain administrator
authorization. The following Input screen will appear if you use 'Canon' for the domain name and 'Administrator' for
the administrator account.

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Logon account setting

figure 10

Outline of SA Operation
At time of start-up, SA uses the framework of Dynamic DNS to register record A to the DNS server under the name
of 'SecurityAgent._tcp.' When an iR machine is started up, it contacts the DNS using the name 'SecurityAgent._tcp'
to obtain the IP address of the PC to which SA has been installed.
When a request for a log-in to the iR machine is made, the machine will ask SA for a user name and password. In
response, SA executes authentication for encryption (NTLM) using the domain controller, and sends the result to the
iR machine. All communications among the iR machine, SA, and domain controller are encrypted, and the absence
of plain language keeps user names and passwords safe. SA may be running at the same time on multiple PCs, as
when distributing work loads and expanding services; if this is the case, authentication will be by SA that first
responds to a query.

Security Agent Manager

Settings related to SA are made using the Security Agent Manger registered in a specific program group. Using the
Manager, you can indicate when to start/stop SA services, how it must combine with the NSA server, and how the
number of connections may be limited. You can also check the logs related to SA.

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Security Agent Manager

figure 11

When installing the SA, be sure also to refer to the ReadMe file that comes tithe SA's Installer.

2. Points to Note About Service Work

<General Points to Note>
- For service information, see the iR 5000/6000 Service Manual (FY8-13GS-000).
- There will be no means of upgrading a base model (e.g., iR5000 or iR5000i) to a MEAP model (e.g., iR5020i).
- There will be no means of upgrading a model without SEND functions to a model with SEND functions. (applicable
in areas where models without SEND functions are marketed)
To find out whether a model is equipped with SEND functions, make the following selections in service mode:
COPIER>DISPLAY>ACC-STS>SEND; if 0, SEND function absent; if 1, SEND function present.

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- The machine's system software contains environments to be used by developers of MEAP applications and, as such,
its file size is about twice as large as the system software of existing machines. When upgrading it using the Service
Support Tool, it is strongly recommended that files be copied through downloading from the network by means of a
cross-cable. As in the case of the iR C3200(CLC3200), the machine enters download mode in response to
simultaneous presses on the 2 and 8 keys or starts up in an FIXIP state in response to simultaneous presses on the 1
and 7 keys. Take advantage of these considerations so that the device may be temporarily started using the IP address
172.16.1.100.

<Points to Note About MEAP>

Information on Applications in the Device
In the event of a MEAP-related fault, information on the applications installed to the device may be collected by the
following 2 methods:
(1) make the following selections on SMS: System Managemnet>System Info>detail.
(2) make the following selections in user mode: System settings>MEAP settings>print system information.
However, (2) above requires the presence of a PDL function.

Both these methods produces the same information. It is important to collect the information at all times when
reporting a fault, as it serves as a comprehensive report on all applications installed in the device.

The items of information printed for individual applications are as follows:

- Application Name
i.e., name of the application declared in the declaration in the application program (bundle-name); the name does
not necessarily corresponds to the product name.

- Application ID/System Application Name

i.e., file name in the case of a system application; in the case of a general application, the application ID (application-
id) declared in the declaration in the application program is printed; the device uses the application ID to identify its
type.

- Application Version
i.e., version of the application; the name (bundle-version) declared in the declaration in the application program is
printed.

- Status
i.e., the activities of the application are printed;
e.g., Installed, Active, Resolved.
Resolved means stopped.

- Installed On
i.e., the date of installing the application.

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- Vendor
i.e., the name of the application vendor (developer); the name (bundle-vendor) declared in the declaration of the
application program is printed.

- License Status
i.e., the status of the license is printed;
e.g., None, Not Installed; Installed; Invalid; Over Limit.

- License Expires After

i.e., the day on which the license expires; if the status of the license is None, nothing will be printed.

- License Upper Limit

i.e., the maximum number allowed in terms of the counter reading; if the status of the license is None, nothing will
be printed.

- Counter Value
i.e., the current value of individual counters; if the status of the license is None, nothing will be printed.

- Maximum Memory Usage

i.e., the maximum memory used by the application; the maximum memory usage as declared in the declaration of
the application program is printed; expressed in units of kilobytes.

- Registered Service
i.e., the services that are registered in the MEAP framework by the application; not all items contain data to print.

When Replacing the Hard Disk

If, for some reason, the hard disk must be replaced (including formatting of the disk), it is important to keep in mind
that the files of the MEAP applications stored on the disk will be lost, requiring reinstallation of MEAP applications
in addition to the work normally performed at time of replacement. The MEAP counter readings, however are backed
up as in the case of existing counters, and they will be retained.

To recover the pre-replacement conditions, there must be a special license file (containing the current counter
readings and period of validity for full remaining service after reinstallation). A license file is handled as a service
tool, and is not sold to users. In the event of a fault on the hard disk, the service person is expected to access the
MAMS server for downloading (after August 2003; until then, a license file may be obtained in ways indicated in a
separate communication soon to be made available). The following steps assume that the file is downloaded from
the MAMS server:

(1)In advance, access the MAMS server, and download the appropriate license file, and copy it to the service
notebook PC. The information needed to download a license file includes the application ID and device serial
number.
(2)Register the following to the Service Support Tool: System file, Language file, Remote UI file, HDD format file,
MEAP contents file. (Be sure that these files all are compatible in respect of version.)
(3)Prepare the hard disk (service part) for replacement.
(4)Replace the hard disk at the user's.

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(5)While holding the 2 and 8 keys at the same time, turn on the power to start the device in download mode. (As is
the case with the iR C3200, the IP address 172.16.1.10 will automatically be set up for downloading from a network).
Using the Service Support Tool, format the hard disk, and install the necessary files: System, MEAP contents, HDD
format, Language, Remote UI.

Important!
When the device is started up for the first time after formatting of its hard disk, it performs special processing so that
the MEAP content files may appropriately be expanded. Be sure not to turn off the power until the MEAP screen has
appeared after start-up; otherwise, a hard disk-related error (E602) may occur. In the event of E602-0004, turn off
and then on the main power to recover; for E602-0003, on the other hand, hold down the 1 and 9 keys at the same
time and turn on the power so that the device will perform a hard disk write abort error recovery session. This
processing requires checking the entire HDD in units of sectors, and will take several tens of minutes.

(6) Obtain the MEAP application jar file from the user; using the license file, reinstall the MEAP application as you
would when installing the application for the first time.

If the User Has Forgotten the SMS Password

If the user has changed the SMS log-in password and then forgotten it, logging in to SMS will be impossible, thus
not being able to make MEAP-related settings. If such is the case, initialize the log-in password to MeapSmsLogin
as follows:!

To initialize an SMS password, you must download the SMS password initialization license file from the MAMS
server. As in the case of downloading a license file designed for reinstallation of an application, obtain the SMS
password initialization license file by downloading it from the MAMS server (after August 2003; until then, the
license file may be obtained in ways indicated in a separate communication soon to be made available; the license
file is handled as a service tool, and is not offered to users).
The following steps assume that the license file may be downloaded from the MAMS server:
(1) download the SMS password initialization license file from the MAMS server, and copy it to the notebook PC.
(2) At the user's, make an intentional mistake logging into SMS by typing in an incorrect user name and password to
bring up the Error page.

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SMS Login error

figure 12

(3)On the page, specify the path to the SMS password initialization license file, and click [OK] to start initialization.
(A separate communication will be issued to describe how to obtain the SMS initialization license file.)

3.Service Parts
For differences that exist among service parts and detailed descriptions of the differences, see the following
attachments; for service parts other than those indicated in the attachments, see the iR5000/6000 Parts Catalog
(FY8-31EV-000).

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4.Product Code, Serial Number, and Power Supply Voltage

iR5020i:F14-4323 / FCG00001 / 220V

iR5020i:F14-4325 / FCJ00001 / 220V
iR5020i:F14-4333 / JCM00001 / 120V
iR5020i:F14-4343 / JCN00001 / 220V
iR5020i:F14-4353 / DCG00001 / 240V
iR5020i:F14-4355 / DCJ00001 / 240V
iR5020i:F14-4363 / JCP00001 / 240V
iR5020i:F14-4373 / BCG00001 / 230V
iR5020i:F14-4375 / BCJ00001 / 230V
iR5020i:F14-4383 / ACG00001 / 230V
iR5020i:F14-4385 / ACJ00001 / 230V
iR5020i:F14-4393 / CCG00001 / 230V
iR5020i:F14-4395 / CCJ00001 / 230V

iR6020i:F14-4423 / FDG00001 / 220V

iR6020i:F14-4433 / JCQ00001 / 120V
iR6020i:F14-4443 / JCR00001 / 220V
iR6020i:F14-4453 / DDG00001 / 240V
iR6020i:F14-4463 / JCS00001 / 240V
iR6020i:F14-4473 / BDG00001 / 220V
iR6020i:F14-4483 / ADG00001 / 220V
iR6020i:F14-4493 / CDG00001 / 220V

5.Appending data
MEAP SMS Administrator Guide
This is a document prepared to describe how MEAP applications and log-in services may be managed. It is intended
for end users, and it comes with the product package.

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===============================================================================
Security Agent / Security Agent Manager Version 1.00

Supplementary Instructions
===============================================================================
Canon, the Canon logo, imageRUNNER, MEAP, and the MEAP logo are trademarks of
Canon Inc.
Microsoft, Windows, and Windows NT are registered trademarks of Microsoft
Corporation in the United States and other countries.
Other product and company names herein may be the trademarks of their respective
owners.
In this manual, Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 2000 is abbreviated as Windows 2000,
and Microsoft(R) Windows(R) XP is abbreviated as Windows XP.
Contents
Before You Start
1. Introduction
2. System Requirements
3. Installation
Using Security Agent
1. Starting Security Agent
2. Settings
===============================================================================
Before You Start
===============================================================================
1. Introduction----------------------------------------------------------------
"Security Agent" is the required companion software package for using the
SSO (Single Sign-On) function with MEAP devices. Make sure you install
"Security Agent" before using the SSO function with an MEAP device. Also,
you can use the "Security Agent Manager" to start and stop "Security Agent"
services and to set links etc. to user data registered in NetSpot Accountant.
2. System Requirements -----------------------------------------------
This software can be used in the following system environments.
*Computer
- Memory: 256MB RAM minimum
- Hard disk space: 20GB minimum
- CPU: Intel Celeron 800 MHz equivalent processor or faster.
*Software
- OS: Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional/Server
Microsoft Windows XP Professional
(Important)
- If using Windows 2000, install Service Pack 2 or later.
- The computer where Security Agent is installed and the MEAP device used
must be in the same network domain.
3. Installation -----------------------------------------------------------------
Install this software according to the following procedure.
(Important)
- Before installation, log onto Windows as an administrator.
- Make sure you close all other applications before installing this software.
- When you start a Security Agent service, "SecurityAgent._tcp" is
automatically registered on the DNS server. The name of the MEAP
device can be reconciled under the registered DNS name.
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- To install Security Agent in a computer, set the computer to use a DNS server
for accessing network.
- If you install Security Agent in a computer in which a DNS server is already
installed, Security Agent may not start automatically. In this case, start
Security Agent Manager, and then start the service manually.
- If you obtain the IP address automatically (DHCP), you must obtain
static IP address for the computer where you are installing Security Agent,
not the dynamic IP address.
- Do not change the IP address for your computer while Security Agent is running.
If you want to change the IP address for your computer, first stop the Security
Agent services.
1) Insert the CD-ROM supplied with the Security Agent package CD-ROM drive.
2) Double-click the [SAInstall.exe] icon in the [Security Agent] folder to
begin the installation.
(*) - The [SAInstall.exe] icon may appear as [SAInstall], depending on
the system environment you are using.

3) Click [Next].
4) The user license agreement dialog box is displayed. If you agree to the
terms, click [Yes].
5) Select the folder you want to install Security Agent into --> click [Next].
Installation is started.
6) When installation is finished, check the verification dialog box --> click
[Finish].
Security Agent is now installed. Next, you need to start the Security Agent services.

7) On the [Start] menu, click [Control Panels] --> [Management Tools] -->
[Services] --> right-click [SA] --> click [Properties].
The [Properties] window is displayed.
8) Click the [Log On] page --> select [Accounts].

9) Specify the domain name and enter the name of a user with Administrator
privileges registered in the domain in [Accounts].

Example: Server1\administrator
10) Enter a password in [Password] and [Confirm Password].
11) Click [OK].
Installation and settings for Security Agent services are complete.
===============================================================================
Using Security Agent
===============================================================================
1. Starting Security Agent-----------------------------------------------------

You can edit Security Agent settings with the Security Agent Manager. Start
the Security Agent Manager by following the procedure below.
1) On the [Start] menu, point to [Programs] --> [Canon] --> [Security Agent]
--> click [Security Agent Manager].

The Security Agent Manager is started.

2. Settings -------------------------------------------------------------------
You can set the following items using the Security Agent Manager.

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*Command (Start/Stop Security Agent)
You can specify start and stop settings for the Security Agent automatic
detection service.

*Configuration
-Connect to NetSpot Accountant Server
If you want to use the same data (user name, password, etc.) that has
already been registered in NetSpot Accountant, place a checkmark in the
appropriate boxes and enter the computer name or IP address and database
name of the NetSpot Accountant server.
-Sync Period
You can set data acquisition intervals for obtaining data from NetSpot
Accountant. A maximum of 65535 hours can be set.
IMPORTANT: When using user data registered in NetSpot Accountant, the
following settings must be made in NetSpot Accountant beforehand.

1. Register the users in the domain in NetSpot Accountant.

2. Allocate a Department ID to the registered users.
3. Synchronize the NetSpot Accountant and MEAP device data
(download the NetSpot Accountant Department ID to the MEAP device).

*Connections
You can set the number of users that can login or access the SSO from web
browsers at the same time when you are using SSO. A maximum of 9999 users
can be set.
*Error Logs
You can display errors that occur in Security Agent, as well as service
start and stop data.
(*) - Error Logs display data obtained by the Windows Event Viewer. Event
Logs are updated by clicking [Refresh] - they are not updated automatically.
If the Windows Event Viewer is full and data cannot be updated, the
Security Agent Event Logs also cannot be updated.

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Copyright(C) CANON INC.2003

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Point of difference in service parts
iR5020/6020
iR5000/6000
FIG & KEY /5020i/6020i Q'TY DESCRIPTION REMARKS
1 100-28 - FB5-3359-000 0<-1 EMBLEM IR5000 EXCEPT
NRF,MPL
2 100-28 - FB6-2746-000 0<-1 EMBLEM IR5000 NRF,MPL

3 100-28 - FB5-5557-000 0<-1 EMBLEM IR6000 EXCEPT

NRH,NSN
4 100-28 - FB6-2747-000 0<-1 EMBLEM IR6000 NRH,NSN

5 100-28 FB6-5085-000 - 1<-0 EMBLEM IR5020 JCT

6 100-28 FB6-5872-000 - 1<-0 EMBLEM IR6020 JCU

7 100-28 FB6-5086-000 - 1<-0 EMBLEM IR5020I EXCEPT JCM

8 100-28 FB6-5084-000 - 1<-0 EMBLEM IR5020I JCM

9 100-28 FB6-5088-000 - 1<-0 EMBLEM IR5020I FCJ,DCJ

BCJ,ACJ,CCJ
10 100-28 FB6-5873-000 - 1<-0 EMBLEM IR6020I EXCEPT JCQ

11 100-28 FB6-5871-000 - 1<-0 EMBLEM IR6020I JCQ

12 106-25 WE8-5929-000 - 1<-0 CORE, FERRITE IR5020/6020

IR5020I/6020I
13 130B- FG6-5173-000 - 1<-0 CONTROL PANEL ASSEMBLY ENGLISH 120V
ENGLISH JCR/JCS/JCN
ENGLISH JCP
SEE NOTE 1
14 130B- FG6-5175-00G - 1<-0 CONTROL PANEL ASSEMBLY ENGLISH DDG/DCG/DCJ
FRENCH
GERMAN
ITALIAN
ILLUSTRATION
SEE NOTE 1
15 130B-1 FB5-6846-000 - 1<-0 SHEET, LCD ELECTROSTATIC

16 130B-2 FB5-3728-000 - 1<-0 KEY TOP, ENERGY SAVE

17 130B-3 FB4-5005-000 - 1<-0 KEY TOP, COUNTER

18 130B-4 FB5-2172-000 - 1<-0 KEY TOP, START

19 130B-5 FB5-2173-000 - 1<-0 KEY TOP, STOP

20 130B-6 FF5-9963-000 - 1<-0 KEY TOP, NUMBERS

21 130B-7 FB5-3698-000 - 1<-0 KEY TOP, RESET

22 130B-8 FB5-3699-000 - 1<-0 KEY TOP, POWER SUPPLY

23 130B-9 FB5-3729-000 - 1<-0 PLATE, GROUNDING

24 130B-10 FB5-3708-000 - 1<-0 COVER, LAMP FILTER

25 130B-11 FB5-3709-000 - 1<-0 COVER, LAMP

26 130B-12 FG6-5167-000 - 1<-0 CABLE, KEY, 1 J6602,6805

27 130B-13 FG6-5168-000 - 1<-0 CABLE, KEY, 2 J6601,6806

28 130B-14 FG6-5176-000 - 1<-0 CONTROL PANEL PCB ASSEMBLY

29 130B-14A FB5-2174-000 - 2<-0 HOLDER, LED, 2

30 130B-14B FB5-3718-000 - 1<-0 KNOB, CONTRAST

31 130B-14C FB3-8320-000 - 1<-0 PLATE, GROUNDING

32 130B-14D FH6-0767-000 - 2<-0 LED UNIT LED6612,6613

33 130B-14E FH6-0768-000 - 2<-0 LED UNIT LED6610,6611

34 130B-14F WG1-5301-000 - 7<-0 LED, SEL6410E

Point of difference in service parts
iR5020/6020
iR5000/6000
FIG & KEY /5020i/6020i Q'TY DESCRIPTION REMARKS
35 130B-14G FB5-2195-000 - 1<-0 HOLDER, LED

36 130B-14H FB5-3730-000 - 1<-0 HOLDER, LED

37 130B-15 WE8-5929-000 - 1<-0 CORE, FERRITE SEE NOTE 2

38 130B-16 FG6-5179-000 - 1<-0 CABLE, SOFT SWITCH J6605,6807

39 130B-17 FG6-5180-000 - 1<-0 CABLE, COUNTER VR J6808,6901

40 130B-18 XA9-0591-000 - 27<-0 SCREW,M3X8

41 130B-19 FG6-5184-000 - 1<-0 CABLE, INVERTER CN1,J6804

42 130B-20 FG6-9149-000 - 1<-0 LCD CONTROL PANEL UNIT LCD CN2,J6803

43 130B-21 XA9-0670-000 - 1<-0 SCREW,MACH.,FLAT HEAD,M3X8

44 130B-22 FH2-6842-000 - 1<-0 CABLE, FCC J9802

45 130B-23 FH6-0834-000 - 1<-0 ANALOG TOUCH PANEL UNIT

46 130B-501 XB1-2300-607 - 16<-0 SCREW,MACH.,TRUSS HEAD,M3X6

47 130B-502 XB1-2400-607 - 1<-0 SCREW,MACH.,TRUSS HEAD,M4X6

48 130B-503 XB6-7300-407 - 1<-0 SCREW,TP,M3X4

49 300-4 FS6-8990-000 FA9-3960-000 2 LABEL, SIZE

50 302-50 FA9-4010-000 FA9-3960-000 1 LABEL, SIZE SEE NOTE

51 303-32 - FF5-9794-000 0<-1 PLATE, PULLEY IR5000/6000

52 303-32 FB5-5608-000 - 1<-0 SUPPORT, FRONT IR5020/6020

IR5020I/6020I
53 303-46 - FS7-0662-000 0<-2 PULLEY, 25T IR5000/6000

54 303-53 - XF2-1612-840 0<-1 BELT, TIMING IR5000/6000

55 303-55 FA9-4010-000 FA9-3960-000 1 LABEL, SIZE SEE NOTE

56 303-506 - XD3-1200-122 1 PIN,SPRING IR5000/6000

57 921- FG3-1795-000 - 1<-0 CONTROL PANEL CPU PCB ASSEMBLY IR5020/6020

IR5020I/6020I
SEE NOTE
58 921-1 FH4-1380-000 - 1<-0 IC, N010-0559-V123, MPU

59 926- FG6-7738-000 - 1<-0 C. PANEL INVERTER PCB ASSEMBLY IR5020/6020

IR5020I/6020I
SEE NOTE
60 926-FU1 VD7-1622-001 - 1<-0 FUSE, 60V, 2A

61 926-T1 FH3-0961-000 - 1<-0 TRANSFORMER, INVERTER

62 932-1 - FG6-6531-000 0<-1 MAIN CONTROLLER PCB ASSEMBLY LQH,PKK,NRF,PKL,QCW

RBZ,SCK,TBZ,UFM
LQK,PKZ,NRH,PLH,QCX
RCY,SCL,TCM,UFN
63 932-1 - FG6-7904-000 0<-1 MAIN CONTROLLER PCB ASSEMBLY MPM,LQJ,FSC,MPL,PPX
PLM,PNF,DSC,RDY,BSC
ASC,CSC,MPN,LQL,FTC
NSN,PPY,PNQ,PSW,DTC
REH,BTC,ATC,CTC
64 932-1 FG6-9900-000 - 1<-0 MAIN CONTROLLER PCB ASSEMBLY JCT,JCU
FCG,FCJ,JCM,JCN,DCG
DCJ,JCP,BCG,BCJ,ACG
ACJ,CCG,CCJ,FDG,JCQ
JCR,DDG,JCS,BDG,ADG
Point of difference in service parts
iR5020/6020
iR5000/6000
FIG & KEY /5020i/6020i Q'TY DESCRIPTION REMARKS
CDG
Point of difference in service parts
iR5020/6020
iR5000/6000
FIG & KEY /5020i/6020i Q'TY DESCRIPTION REMARKS
65 932-2 - WA7-2322-000 0<-1 DIMM,M366S1723DTS-C7A,SDRAM LQH,PKK,NRF,PKL,QCW
RBZ,SCK,TBZ,UFM
LQK,PKZ,NRH,PLH,QCX
RCY,SCL,TCM,UFN
MPM,LQJ,FSC,MPL,PPX
PLM,PNF,DSC,RDY,BSC
ASC,CSC,MPN,LQL,FTC
NSN,PPY,PNQ,PSW,DTC
REH,BTC,ATC,CTC
128M BYTE
66 932-2 - WA7-2376-000 0<-1 DIMM, SMS-6486M-H, SD-RAM MPM,LQJ,FSC,MPL,PPX
PLM,PNF,DSC,RDY,BSC
ASC,CSC,MPN,LQL,FTC
NSN,PPY,PNQ,PSW,DTC
REH,BTC,ATC,CTC
64M BYTE
67 932-2 WA7-2700-000 - 1<-0 DIMM, CAN32X64S133C3-I, SDRAM JCT,JCU
FCG,FCJ,JCM,JCN,DCG
DCJ,JCP,BCG,BCJ,ACG
ACJ,CCG,CCJ,FDG,JCQ
JCR,DDG,JCS,BDG,ADG
CDG
256M BYTE
68 932-4 - FG3-1192-120 0<-1 FLASH MEMORY PCB ASSEMBLY LQH,PKK,NRF,PKL,QCW
RBZ,SCK,TBZ,UFM
LQK,PKZ,NRH,PLH,QCX
RCY,SCL,TCM,UFN
69 950-1 FG6-6069-000 - 1<-0 RESOLUTION CONV. PCB ASSEMBLY IR5020I/6020I

70 950-2 FG6-5060-000 - 1<-0 RISER BOARD PCB ASSEMBLY IR5020I/6020I

71 950-3 FG6-5964-000 - 1<-0 ETHERNET BOARD PCB ASSEMBLY IR5020/6020

IR5020I/6020I
72 950-4 WE8-5928-000 - 1<-0 CORE, FERRITE IR5020I/6020I

73 950-501 XB1-2300-607 - 4<-0 SCREW,MACH.,TRUSS HEAD,M3X6 IR5020I/6020I

74 950-502 XB1-2300-607 - 2<-0 SCREW,MACH.,TRUSS HEAD,M3X6 IR5020/6020

IR5020I/6020I
75 950-IC3 FH4-6208-000 - 1<-0 IC, EPM7032AETC44-4, ASIC IR5020I/6020I

76 950-IC4 FH4-6152-000 - 1<-0 IC, MB87L1791, GATE ARRAY IR5020I/6020I

77 950-IC8 FH4-6072-000 - 1<-0 IC, UPD65948GN-053-LMU IR5020I/6020I

78 G90-1 FG6-5964-000 - 1<-0 ETHERNET BOARD PCB ASSEMBLY

79 G90-1 FG6-9904-000 - 1<-0 USB INTERFACE BOARD PCB ASS'Y

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 LIST OF ORDER AND SERIAL NUMBERS

NAME REMARKS ORDER No. MIDDLE ORDER No. SERIAL No.

iR5000 100V 50/60Hz 0016A001AA F13-9112-000 LQH00001-

220V 50Hz 0016A007AA F13-9122-000 PKK00001-

120V 60Hz 0016A002AA F13-9132-000 NRF00001-

220V 50Hz 0016A008AA F13-9142-000 PKL00001-

240V 50Hz 0016A004AA F13-9152-000 QCW00001-

240V 50Hz 0016A009AA F13-9162-000 RBZ00001-

220V 50Hz 0016A005AA F13-9172-000 SCK00001-

220V 50Hz 0016A006AA F13-9182-000 TBZ00001-

220V 50Hz 0016A003AA F13-9192-000 UFM00001-

120V 60Hz 0016A034AA F13-9105-000 MPM00001-

100V 50/60Hz 0016A037AA F13-9116-000 LQJ00001-

120V 60Hz 0016A026AA F13-9135-000 MPL00001-

230V 50Hz 0016A035AA F13-9140-000 PPX00001-

220V 50Hz 0016A032AA F13-9145-000 PLM00001-

230V 60Hz 0016A036AA F13-9150-000 PNF00001-

240V 50Hz 0016A028BA F13-9155-000 DSC00001-

240V 50Hz 0016A033AA F13-9165-000 RDY00001-

220V 50Hz 0016A027BA F13-9195-000 CSC00001-

iR6000 100V 50/60Hz 0014A001AA F13-9412-000 LQK00001-

220V 50Hz 0014A007AA F13-9422-000 PKZ00001-

120V 60Hz 0014A002AA F13-9432-000 NRH00001-

220V 50Hz 0014A008AA F13-9442-000 PLH00001-

240V 50Hz 0014A004AA F13-9452-000 QCX00001-

240V 50Hz 0014A009AA F13-9462-000 RCY00001-

220V 50Hz 0014A005AA F13-9472-000 SCL00001-

220V 50Hz 0014A006AA F13-9482-000 TCM00001-

220V 50Hz 0014A003AA F13-9492-000 UFN00001-

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 LIST OF ORDER AND SERIAL NUMBERS

NAME REMARKS ORDER No. MIDDLE ORDER No. SERIAL No.

iR6000 120V 60Hz 0014A034AA F13-9405-000 MPN00001-

100V 50/60Hz 0014A037AA F13-9416-000 LQL00001-

220V 50Hz 0014A024AA F13-9425-000 FTC00001-

120V 50Hz 0014A026AA F13-9435-000 NSN00001-

230V 50Hz 0014A035AA F13-9440-000 PPY00001-

220V 50Hz 0014A032AA F13-9445-000 PNQ00001-

230V 60Hz 0014A036AA F13-9450-000 PSW00001-

240V 50Hz 0014A033AA F13-9465-000 REH00001-

220V 50Hz 0014A030BA F13-9485-000 ATC00001-

220V 50Hz 0016A027BA F13-9495-000 CTC00001-

iR5020 120V 50Hz 8729A001AA F14-4334-000 JCT00001-

iR6020 120V 50Hz 8730A001AA F14-4434-000 JCU00001-

iR5020i 220V 50Hz 8727A006AA F14-4323-000 FCG00001-

220V 50Hz 8729A006AA F14-4325-000 FCJ00001-

120V 50Hz 8727A001AA F14-4333-000 JCM00001-

220V 50Hz 8727A007AA F14-4343-000 JCN00001-

240V 50Hz 8727A003AA F14-4353-000 DCG00001-

240V 50Hz 8729A003AA F14-4355-000 DCJ00001-

240V 50Hz 8727A008AA F14-4363-000 JCP00001-

220V 50Hz 8727A004AA F14-4373-000 BCG00001-

220V 50Hz 8729A004AA F14-4375-000 BCJ00001-

220V 50Hz 8727A005AA F14-4383-000 ACG00001-

220V 50Hz 8729A005AA F14-4385-000 ACJ00001-

220V 50Hz 8727A002AA F14-4393-000 CCG00001-

220V 50Hz 8729A002AA F14-4395-000 CCJ00001-

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 LIST OF ORDER AND SERIAL NUMBERS

NAME REMARKS ORDER No. MIDDLE ORDER No. SERIAL No.

iR6020i 220V 50Hz 8728A006AA F14-4423-000 FDG00001-

120V 50Hz 8728A001AA F14-4433-000 JCQ00001-

220V 50Hz 8728A007AA F14-4443-000 JCR00001-

240V 50Hz 8728A003AA F14-4453-000 DDG00001-

240V 50Hz 8728A008AA F14-4463-000 JCS00001-

220V 50Hz 8728A004AA F14-4473-000 BDG00001-

220V 50Hz 8728A005AA F14-4483-000 ADG00001-

220V 50Hz 8728A002AA F14-4493-000 CDG00001-

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