~OKIFAX OF-27/23

FIELD SERVICE HANDBOOK

November, 1986
 CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1: GENERAL INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l-l

1.1 Introduction ..................................... 1-l

1.2 Technical Feature ................................. l-2

1.2.1 Hardware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l-2

1.2.2 Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l-3

CHAPTER 2: SPECIFICATION AND PERFORMANCE ......... 2-1

Annex 1 Ring Detect Sensitivity ............................. 2-50 E

CHAPTER 3: INSTALLATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1

3.1 Installation Flow Diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-l

3.2 Installation Site . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-2

3.2.1 Environments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-2

3.3 Unpacking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-2

3.4 Checking the Contents ............................. 3-4

3.5 Installing Power Filter Box .......................... 3-5

3.6 Setting the AC Supply voltage ........................ 3-7

3.7 Installing the Attachments ........................... 3-8

3.8 Connecting Power Cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-9

3.9 Initial Settings .................................... 3-9

3.9.1 NCU-(M) P.C. Board ................................. 3-9

3.9.2 Ten-key Pad Operations ............................ 3-10

3.10 Option Settings ...................................

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 3.10.1 SCNT P.C. Board .................................. 3-19

3.10.2 MODEM P.C. Board ................................ 3-20

3.10.3 Ten-key Pad Operations ............................ 3,-20

3.11 Telephone and Line Connections ..................... 3-40

3.11.1 Connecting to GSTN Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-40

3.11.2 Connecting to Leased Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-41

3.11.3 GroundConnection ................................ 3-41

3.11.4 RS-232C Interface Connection ........... L. ........... 3-42

3.12 Off-Line Test .................................... 3-42

3.13 On-Line Test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-43

3.13.1 General ........................................ 3-43

3.13.2 Reception . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-44

3.13.3 Transmission ..................................... 3-44

CHAPTER 4: MAINTENANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..I........... 4-l

4.1 Maintenance Items ............................... 4-l

4.2 Maintenance by Ten-key Pad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-4

4.2.1 Self-diagnostics ................................... 4-4

CHAPTER 5: ADJUSTMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1

5.1 Main Clock Frequency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-l

5.2 Crystal Clock Oscillator ............................. 5-2

5.3 Sound Volume of the Buzzer and Line Monitor ........... 5-3

5.4 Character LCD Display Contrast ....................... 5-4

5.5 NearEndDetectionPC3 ............................ 5-5

$6 Thermal Head Pulse Width .......................... 5-6

5.7 Optical Adjustments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-a

 5.7.1 Sensor Output .................................... 5-8

5.7.2 Light Quantity Detection Adjustment ................... S-10

57.3 Optical Adjustment (initialization) ..................... S-11

57.4 Rough Adjustment of Horizontal ..................... 5-12

5.7.5 Rough Adjustment of Focus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5- 13

57.6 Sensor Output Adjustment (Horizontal fine adjustment) .... 5-14

5.7.7 Shading Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-15

57.8 Left-and-right Position Adjustment ..................... 5 - 1 6

57.9 Sensor Output Adjustment (Fine focusing adjustment) ..... 5-17

5.7.10 Peak Holding Check (Check item) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-17

57.11 Sensor Slice Level (Check item) ........................ 5-18

5.8 Test Chart for Sensor Adjustment ..................... 5-19

5.9 Mechanical Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-20

5.9.1 Receiving-side Belt Tension Adjustment ................ 5-20

59.2 Sending-side Belt Tension Adjustment ................. S-20

CHAPTER 6: TROUBLESHOOTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1

6.1 Mechanical Troubleshooting Flow Chart List ..... ....... 6-1

6.2 OKIFAX OF-27 Facsimile Transceiver Signal Flow .. ....... 6-12

CHAPTER 7: MECHANICAL DISASSEMBLY & ASSEMBLY ... 7-1

7.0 General ................ ................ ....... 7-1

7.1 Front Cover ............. ................ ....... 7-3

7.2 OPE P.C. Board .......... ................ ....... 7-4

7.3 Side Cover (Right) ........ ................ ....... 7-s

7.4 NCU (M) PC. Board ........ ................ ....... 7-6

7.5 ROM PC. Board .......... ................ ....... 7-7

7.6 MODEM P.C. Boards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,. . . . 7-B

7.7 Fluorescent Lamp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-9

7.8 Power Filter Box ................................. 7-10

7.9 Rear Cover ......................... _ . .‘. . . ._.......... 7-11

7.10 Side cover (Left) ................................. 7-12

7.11 FeedRoller ..................................... 7 - 1 4

7.12 ADFRoller .......................... ................ 7- 15

7.13 PowerSupplyUnit .................................. 7-17

7.14 CNTP.C.Boards.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-19

7.15 Platen Roller ................................... 7-21

7.16 CutterUnit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-22

7.17 Thermal Head Assembly ........................... 7-24

7.18 Document Width Detection Switch0

SW1 and I..
SW2 .... 7-26
 PREFACE ‘FOR OF-27 I23 FIELD SERVICE HANDBOOK

This document is intended to describe the procedures that will lead to the field
maintenance of the CCllT G2 and G3 facsimile1 transceivers OKIFAX OF-20 series
comprising of OKIFAX OF-23 and OF-27 which are essentially the same in terms of
technical performance and specifications except for the functional features due to
a large capacity memory provided in OF-27.

The descriptions that concern only OF-27 are marked with (only OF-27).
CHAPTER 1:

GENERAL INFORMATION
 CHAPTER 1. GENERAL INFORMATION

1.1 Introduction

The OKIFAX OF-27/23 is a flat-bet scanning type desk-top Group 3 and Group 2 facsimile
transceiver fully conforming to the CCITT (international Telegraph and Telephone
Consultative Committee) Recommendations T3,T4 and T30.

Employing thethermal printingtechnique, the OKIFAX OF-27/23 isan extremery fast

document sending machine that can be connected to general switched telephone networks and
to dedicated lines, aswell.

This OKIFAX OF-27/23’ FIELD SERVICE HANDBOOK manual is ‘written forthe purpose that a
service engineer shall become able to perform field service of OF-27/23 aswll as maintenance
service at the workshop. The service engineer may be able to isolated repair a trouble at
component level (P.C. Board, Unit, etc.).

The manual consists of seven chapters from CHAPTER 1 to CHAPTER 7. The summary of each
chapter is given below.

- CHAPTER 2: SPECIFICATION AND PERFORMANCE

This chapter contents specification of OF-27/23 which describes the fundamental

performance, maintenance features and reliability etc. Since this chapter contains the
minimum information that a service engineer must know about OF-27123, it must be read at
least once in the beginning.

- CHAPTER 3: INSTALLATION

It describes the important installation matters such as site selection, unpacking of the
machine, initial settings, machine connections and tests etc. Seciton 3.1 contains a flow
diagram that helps to perform an efficient installation work.

- CHAPTER 4: MAINTENANCE

Section 4.1 contains~maintenance items, section 4.2 describes maintenance by Keypad

operating for self-diagnostics functions that are used in CHAPTER 3. CHAPTER 5 and
CHAPTER 6.

- CHAPTER 5: ADJUSTMENTS

This chapter describes in details the procedures to perform various adjustments.

This chapter is very useful for replacing some P.C. Boards based on chapter 6:
TROUBLESHOOTING and a trouble in OF-27/23 due to misalignment of any of the adjustments.

CHAPTER 6: TROUBLESHOOTING

Section 6.1 contains mechanical troubleshooting flow chart diagrams.

Section 6.2 contains OF-27/23 signal flow charts which are very useful for some component
parts has been replaced.

CHAPTER 7: MECHANICAL DISASSEMBLY & ASSEMBLY

This chapter contains illustrations that describes the disassembly and assembly procedures of
OF-27R3 in a very easy-to-understand manner. OF-27/23 shall be disassembled/assembled by
referring~to the relevant drawing of this chapter.

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1.2 Technical Feature
This section describes the technical feature of hardware and software, as well.

1.2.1 Hardware

Item Item of Employment Description (Effect)

No.

1 CPU8086 Supporting forthe high-speed function which depends upon the

improvement of the deal with ability.

2 New developed MMR (Modified, Modified, R.E.A.D.) coding scheme, accepted by

ENUDECLSI chips CCITT Group 4 recommendation, is available. Therefore,,the
transmission time becomes 10 seconds using CCITT No. 1 Test
chart. .-

3 Constant printing High efficient of Power Supply is improved.

system High-speed printing is possible with small-scale power supply.

I I 4

5
Gate-alleyization of
circuit

Flat-package Its
Small sizes circuits included high level function.
Security of high reliability.

Mounted with high density

i
To allow to become a small sizes.

Four-stratum P.C. To allow to mount with high density

Board

Shutter-LCD Display To allow the operator can quickly check the machine with the

c
display.

8 Half-tone transmission Remote machine can receive the half-tone printing, using DITHER
matrix algorithms method, from the OKIFAX OF-27/23.

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 Description (Effect)

Progressthe reliability~
Progressthe maintenance
This function is very usefull for check and adjustment in factory.

2 Bracket Progress the reliability

structureization To allow rhe complicated program can describe simply.

Programmable To allow the operator can set the program by Keypad according
to user’s requirements.

4uto-dialing At the each abbreviation dialing, the detail service is possible

parameter depended upon the subscriber line conditions.
CHA’PTE,R 2:

SPECIF ‘ICAT‘ION AND PERFORMANCE

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- ‘ER 2. SPECIFICL ‘ION AND PERFORMANCE
lo. Item Specification Remarks
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1. we Desk-top mounted CClIl G3 and G2 transceiver.

2. limensions and
Veight Machine itself Recording paper is
Width 320 mm xcluded.
Depth 522 mm
Height 152mm ‘he external views
re illustrated in
Weight Approximately 12.5 Kg *
,,. bppendi~x l-l.
3. ,ommunication Half Duplex
ystem

4. ransmission General Switched Telephone Network (GSTN) or

inellnterface Leased Line, PBX.

1) Coupling Directcoupling
method

2) Line interface Line impedance: electable by wire

600 ohms or 900 ohms trapping on NCU
‘.C.Board.
Transmit level:
0 dBm to - 15.5 dBm rdjustable by0.5
IB step.
Receive level:
-6dBmto-46dBm

5. )ocument to As a rule, the document shall be rectangular shape.

ransmit The document shall be placed face down on the
hopper.

1) Document Thickness: 0.06 to 0.13 mm/ADF iingle sheet up to

quality Opacity : Less than 40% l.lSmmcanbe
ed.
2) Document Max. 297 mm (IS0 A3 size)
width Min. 148mm (ISOA5size)

3) Document Min. 150 mm ‘And also can set

length Max. 455 mm’ :o “unlimited for
an hour” in
advance
4) Automatic The feeder will have a capacity to store 30 documents xogrammed.
document of standard 20 pounds weight.
feeder (ADF)
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No. item Specification Remarks
(Cont’d) Asingle sheet of 34 pounds basis weight can be used.

(5) Document When documents are loaded correctly, there will be

skew a maximum of 2.6 mm skew over length of IS0 A4
size.

(6) Documentjam Transniission will stop and a line disconnect will

detection occur when the end of the document is not detected
within 445 mm after scanning begins (except if
unlimited). A jam will also be declared if the
document does not reach the scanning position
within 5 seconds after the start of a document feed.

(7) Documentjam Document release button is located on the Side

removal Cover (Left).

(8) Scanning Flat-bed scanner employing a 2592-bit CCD sensor.

method

(9) Effective
reading width

296mmfl%

296mmil%

256mmk 1%
DOC. CENTER 205mm + 1%

c2 A4 205,mm 2 1%

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No. Specification Remarks
The,reducdon ratio table below.
reduction of
Maximum width of paper
documents 84 size A4 size
that can be printed

Size reducing direction A3 to B4 B4 to A4 A3toA4

Vertical reduction ratio 6fl 415 213

Horizontal reduction
6l7 4/s 2f3
ratio

(11)Resolution (a)Horizontal; 8 PEUmm PEL: Picture

(b)Vertical; Element
I 3.85 line/mm (STD)
7.7 line/mm (FINE) Switch selectable

(12)Contrast Automatic paper-background sensing control is 3 kind of control;

control of provided. DARWNORMAU
document LIGHT
A continuous document background of 0.3 OD. or 0D:Optical Density
less will be transmitted as white.
Density
The LIGHT and DARK contrast (low contrast) will be measurement is
automatically enhanced to improve image quality. based on a McBeth
RD514
I Densitometer.

(13)Coding (a)M2R (Modified, Modified READ)

scheme of (b)MR (Modified READ)
image signals (c)MH (Modified Huffman)

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No. item ~Specification Remarks
6. Split transmission The large document will be split in the middle and
‘(Only OF-271 transmitted to the remote machine with by one half
at a time without size reduction.

(1) Reading width

A ’ B I c
Bl
: 83 I
Feeding direction li,,l
’ 82, ’

Bl: Effective reading width of left side.

B2: Effective reading width of right side.

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ti0. Item Specification .Remarks

‘(2) Split
transmission
mark format SPLIT TRANSMISSION MARK FORMAT

a
*
4
b =___________________,
‘(
1-4c~i
‘IA _ _________--_______A- I -.
c ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

w FAX MESSAGE

FAX MESSAGE

~I,

-_____________________ I -.
C-r
14 a 4

1: SPLIT TRANSMISSION MARK

left side right side

a:

b, c: 8 lines (at 7.7Plmm)

._. Item hecification Remarks

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7. Automatic page
retransmission
(Only OF/27)
This feature is available only in G3 mode started by
Auto Dialing (i.e., the dialing is done bythe machine;
not by the dialing set on the local telephone), to
retransmit a page in response to the ‘poor,
reception” signal from the remote receiving end.

RE-TRAt&MlSSlON’~AGE MARK FORMAT

a
<
+I-
b-I ._~~~_____~~________~~_~________~~,
q
_____________________-____________ I
c -i- /////////////////////////////////i//////////./////~

FAX MESSAGE

a : 88mm (at letter size)

b. c : 8 lines (at 7.7Qimm)
1 : MARK - “RE-TRANSMISSION PAGE” (20 characters)

1 character 18 lines (at 7.7Qlmm)

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VO. Item Specification Remarks

a. Memory The operator can store all documentsheetsto be

transmission transmitted in memory (within the memory capacity)
(Only OF-271 for automatic message transmission bythe machine,
instead of placing them on the hopperfordirect
transmission, so that the operator can leave the
machine with the original documents in his hands
without waiting until transmission of all document
completes.

Memory storage capacity: 75 sheets l STDMode

l CCllT test chart
No. 1
(Old version)

9. Reproduced
documents (copy)

(1) Printing Flat-bed thermal printing head.

method. The printing mechanism meets CCITT requirements
for Group 2 and 3 machines.

(2) Recording Thermo-sensitive roll Mitsubishi Type;

paper Width :A4 width (210? 1 mm) F200 U7V5 or
or equivalent
B4 width (257 t I mm)
Length :lOO + 2,or-Om

Diameter :lOOmm Outerdiameter

Printing color :Black

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VO. Item Specification Remarks
(3) Copy density The density of printed black; greater~than 0.9 O.D. Density
measurement is
The density of white background; (unprinted area) based on a McBeth
lessthan8.20.D. RD514
Densitometer.
(4) Uniformity of The uniformity from edge to edge of a single copy is
black printing within 0.2 O.D. and within 0.3 O.D. from copyto
copy.

(5) Effective I+ Recording paper width -f

recording
width
Feeding direction 1 Fj ” ”

B C
Recording Paper Size Communication Mode* *
(mm) (mm) (mm)

A4(2lOmm) G3IA4 1 208 1

G2lA4 3 205 2

84 (257 mm) G3/84 3 252 2

G3IA4 39 216 2
G2IA4 50 205 2

l G3/B4 When receiving a signal from G3 type machine

transmitting 84 documents.

l G3/A4 When receiving a signal from G3 type machine

transmitting A4 documents.

* G2/A4 When receiving a signal from G2 type machine

transmitting A4 documents.

(6) Automatic Every copy of document received from distant Also equipped witt
paper cutting station or copied locally will be automatically cut to manual
the length of the original document. “COPY/CUT” switcl

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YO. Item Specification Remarks
(7) Skewing of The maximum allowable skew of the recording
recording paper is ‘+ 2 mm over a ~100 meter roll of paper, and
paper t 1 mm over any advance of 2 meters.

(8) Indication of When the paper is running out, a photosensor will Though the
remaining detect a series of ‘Low Paper’ stripes and activate an machine is under No
recording alerting circuit, which will cause Character LCD Paper, its message
paper Display to indicate an alerting message to read ‘Low transmitting
Paper”. capability (directly
from the hopper)
will remain valid.
Low paper alarming strips;
A series of color stripes, about one meter long, is
printed on each of both edges of the back side of
paper. Location of the stripes will be about two
meters from the true end of paper.
For the specifications of the stripes, see the figure
below:

Back Side of Paper

(Soluble inkshall not

be used)
Print Side of Paper

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 ,_~

No. Item Specification ,Remarks

10. Received in This feature will be automatically activiated when.

memory recording paper runs out during message reception.
(Only OF-27) Message will be continuously received and When memory has
temporarilly stored in memory. The operator can no space for this
load a new roll of paperwhile the reception is in operation, this
progress and, after paper loaded, we can print out feature will be
thestoredmessages by pressing the PROGRAM key, automatically
followed by “0’ digit key on the keypad. disabled.

This function will be activiated the message

reception from the same OF-27 machine set to ARQ
mode.

11. Automatic multi- This feature allows the operator to direct the
copying at receive machine to transmit documents with a command to
end cause the remote receiving machine to store the
(Only OF-27) documents in memory first and then automatically
produce a specified number of copies of each
document sheet.

The number of copies that can be specified is limited

to a maximum of nine.

12. Automatic local This feature allows the operator to specify the
multi-copying number of copies to be produced when the machine
(Only OF-27) is used as a copying machine. The number of copies
that can be specified is limited to a maximum of nine.

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do. I Item Specification Remarks

13. Gray Scale This machine can transmit documents in 16 gray

scales by DITHER method and when this gray-scale
feature is implemented, the resolution of 7.7
lines/mm isautomatically used.

There are two DITHER matrix algorithms; one is for

speeby transmission that is controlled by setting the
resolution key to “STD”, and the other is good copy
qualitybysettingto “FINE”.

14.” Copy stacking The machine exits printed copies and stack them
without jamming, when the paper length falls in a
range of 150 mm to 420 mm.

The stacking mechanism has a capacity of 30 copies

minimum.

15. Minimum scan line 0 milliseconds receive/transmit is available for No fill-bit for a
time communication between two OF-27123 machines. coded line is
needed.

(1) Transmission Min. 5 msec. (3.85 line/mm) The minimum

time 5 msec.(7.7 line/mm) transmission time of
total coded scan
line in DCS mode.

(2) Receive time Min. 5 msecJ3.85 line/mm) 1 The minimum

5 msec.(7.7 line/mm) receive time of total
scan line in DIS
mode.

16. Transmission 10 seconds per sheet of CCITT No.1 sample Phase C:

speed document, typically this speed denotes the time Message
interval corresponding to Phase C as referred in Transmission
CClTTT.30. Phase

In case of another
chart being applied,
the above specified
times will not be
applied.

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 No. 1 Item ,Specification Remarks

(1) High speed (a)CCITT standard V29 for 9600/7200 bps

modem (b)CClTT standard V27ter for 4800/2400 bps

(2) Low speed 300 bps

modem (equivalent to CCITT V21 Channel 2)
I
(3) Group2 CCITT standard for Group 2; AM-PM-V%
modem

(4) Fall-back Automatic fail-back procedure: Starting data bit

rate of
v29 9600 Try one time
9600/7200/4800/
i 2400 bps can be
v29 7200 Try one time selected by key
J. operation.
I V27ter 4800 Try twice
c
V27ter 2400 Try twice
I
18. Error correction Automatic Repeat Request (ARQ);
scheme To respond to ARQ from the remote machine by
retransmission of the same data in units of frame
during message transmission.

19. Protocol (a)CCITT. T.30.

(b)OKI Special protocol

!O. Compatibility The product can communicate with a machine

operating in:
CCITT G3, or G2 mode.

!l. Local Copying Copying by loop-back of video signal. In case of call from
other machine is
received during
copying, the
machine stops
copying
immediately and
accepts the call for
automatic
reception.

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 Specification Remarks
The LCD Display of 16 characters by 2 rows for
Display operation guidance, clock display, and various
information display.

23. Speed protocol (a) Short-Cut Protocol;

In multi-document transmission, the local
transmitting station can immediately start
transmitting the modem trainning bits (which
corresponds to the end of Phase R of CCllTT.30)
upon reception of MCF(Message Confirmation)
~from-the remote receiving machine, instead of
repeating all procedures from the beginning of
Phase B (which takes about six seconds).

(b) High-speed Protocol;

The T.30 handshake procedure will be conducted
at a message transmission speed instead of 300
bands, during multi-page and multi-document
transmissions.

Flowchart for Short Cut Protocol;

Transmitter Receiver Transmitter Receiver

Short
cut
this
portion (Short-cut Protocol)

(Normal CCITT T.30)

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No. I t e m Specification Remarks
24. Terminal Maximum 20 digits of telephone number will be TSI:
identification written to memory before hand. Transmitting
(TSIICSI) The telephone number will be printed at the top of Subscriber
copy reproduced at the distant station as below. Identification

CSI: Called
Subscriber
Identification

TSI I CSI Format

,,J-+*

c ‘r : : : : : : : -
) . //////////////////////
FAX MESSAGE

ye

a : 26 2 4 mm (at letter size) 1 digit 18 lines (at 7.7 line/mm)

b,c : 8 lines (at 7.7 &mm) D
1 . : TSI (20digits) 2mm

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I^
Item Specification Remarks

Callback message This feature allows the operator to direct the

transmission and machine to print a short, prearranged message in the
print upper area of the first page of transmitted document
sheets at the remote receiving machine.

CALL BACK MESSAGE Format

a I_ 1
< 1 ‘
b-I
yl. ___.......___.__..,_.........,....~ . . . I,2
= . .
x i /,///////////~////~/,//////////////~~/~/~////////‘///‘,//,~
FAX MESSAGE

1 character 32 lines (7.7 P/mm)

D
4mm

a :64 mm(at letter size)

bs. :B lines (at 7.7Plmm)
1 :CALL BACK MESSAGE 0 =* PLEASE CALL BACK *= (22 characters)
0 l * CONFIDENTIAL *= (18 characters)
@ ** URGENT l * (12 characters)

Note: In the case of Programmed Message(by OMR sheet)

a :30 mm(at letter size)
b.c :Omm
d :lOmm
1 :160mm @ PRO G R A M M E D MESSAGE BY OMR Sheet

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UO. Item Specification Remarks

26. Sender ID This feature allowsthe operator to direct the

~transmissionand machine to transmit documents with a’
print prearranged ‘Sender Identification’ sothat the
documents should be reproduced at the remote
receiving machine with a printout of “Sender
Identification’ in the leading edge of copy sheets.
The information forthis purpose is limited to 32
digits with the date and time data plus “Page Count”
isapplicable.

SENDER ID (Printing at sending machine) Format

w-+-J++‘+ 3 +=d9++=5:
fJ
VA
- :::::::n 0 -00
g~-.//////////////////////////////////////////////////
FAX MESSAGE

1 character 18 lines (at 7.7P/mm)

LJ
2mm

a :6 characters(at letter size)

b-e :5 characters
f.g :8 lines(at 7.7fi/mm)
1 :Month. Day Year
or
Day, Month, Year
2 :Hour, Minute
3 :Identification Data
4 :Session Number
5 :Page(Number of page or Number of Page/Total Number of pages)
......... [ Example 1 10/24/86 (8 characters)
......... [ Example 1 24/10/86 (8 characters)
......... [ Example 1 14:34
(5 characters)
. . . . . . 32characters MAX.
......... [ Example 1 024 (6 characters)
........’ I Example I PO02 (4 characters)
......... [ Example ] POO1/002 (8 characters)

._
.._
I”
-..

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No. Item Specification Remarks

27. Auto receive mode To allow the operatorto select the mode of message
reception out of the following listed three:
(a) Automatic message reception
(b) Manual message reception
(c) Automatic switching between Auto and Manual
at the times specified.

28. No reduction The machine will not conduct the size-reduction

process and transmit only the middle portion of the
document.

29. Reverse Poll This feature allows the operator to direct the This function just
(Turn-around) machine engaged inmessage reception (or for onetime
transmission), to automatically switch to a document communication
transmission (or reception) upon completion of purpose.
message reception (or transmission), so that he need
not call the same distant station for message
transmission.

30. Confidential This feature allows the operator to direct the OF-23 isavailable
(transmission and machine to transmit documents with a password, so only transmission
reception) that the documents should be stored in memory at side.
the remote OF-27 receiving machine (not
immediately printed out). The operator at the
receiving end can print outthe documents only
through a predetermined procedure, using the same
password used at the transmitting end. In this sense,
this feature may be regarded as “Mail Box”.
The “MainBox” No. isavailablefrom “01” to “64”.

31. Relayed broadcast This feature allowsthe operator to direct the

transmission and machine to distribute documents by the use of the
reception relaying function of a remote machine, so that the
(Only OF-27) transmitted documents should be stored in the
relaying machine first and then distributed to the
designated machines (a maximum of 99 addresses)
from the relaying machine (which can be selected
out of 100 addresses).

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vo. I Item Specification I Remarks,

,2. This function allows the operator to make

reservation for message transmission to one remote
machine at a specified time, orto allowthe operator
to make reservation for automatic~collection of
messages form one (or more) remote machinesat a
specified time.

The former is referred to as ‘Delay Transmission,’

and the latter, as *Delay Polling.’

This feature allows the operator to arrange the

machine so that the documents on the hopper can be
automatically picked up by a remote machine at any
time when the machine gains access to the local
machine to pick up the messages. A “password’
check is usually conducted for protection purposes.
Since the documents are exhausted into the stacker
after pick up, only one remote machine ii allowed to
pick up the documents.

:4. The operator can direct the machine to ring the

remote machine bgfore beginning a document
~transmission as well as after transmission of
document, for telephone conversation.

1s. The operator can dial select the remote machine by

the use of the ten-key pad or any of 12 One-Touch
keys(24 positions switch-selectable) provided on the
operation panel for document transmission, instead
of using the dialing facility of the local telephone set.
Thisfeature isavailable in the following methods:

:a) Full-numberdialing
The operator can select a remote machine by
tapping all digits of the remote machine number
on the ten-key pad.

(b) Abbreviated-Codedialing
(Speed Calling)
The operator taps PROGRAM key, followed by a
2-digit code on the ten-key pad assigned to each
of frequently-called machine numbers.
The machine can accept a maximum of 99
different codes in total forthis purpose.

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IO. item Specification Remarks

(Cont’d) (c) One-Touch dialing The polling station

The operator can dial select a remote machine by may use a “polling
tapping only one One-Touch key to which a 2- number’, which is
digit abbreviated,codeforthe machine number is called ‘password”
in advance assigned by the use of the PROGRAM as viewed from the
key and ten-key pad. distant stations. In
All of 24 positions of the 12 One-Touch keys can such an instance,
be used forthis purpose. the distant stations
can conduct a
(d) Multi-Polling “password” check
The operator can direct the machine to poll (to to protect the
collect) documents from a maximum of 100 documentsfrom
remote machines by the use of One-Touch keys, being copied
PROGRAM key, plus 2-digit code keys on the ten- illegally.
key pad, and/or full-digit number keys on the
ten-key pad. All of 24 positions of 12 One-Touch
keys are available for this purpose.

(e) Broadcastdialing (Only OF-27)

The operator can transmit the same document to
a maximum of 100 remote machines by pressing
the keypad (one full-digit number) and/or one or
more One-Touch keys to which relevant machine
numbers (maximum 99 2-digit codes) are in
advance assigned.
The document must be stored in advance in
memory.
All of 24 positions of 12 One-Touch keys can be
used for this purpose.

6. Auto-Redial When the called machine is found busy or not The length of
accessible by any reason during an attemptto interval and the
connect tothe called line, the machine will number of
automatically redial the same number at the automatic dial
intervals of 3 to 6 minutes up to a maximum of 8 repeating can be in
times if the called line is held busy during the advance
attempts. programmed.

7. Manual redial When the called line is found busy, the operator can
direct the machine to immediately redial the same
number by tapping a PF (Programmed Function) key
to which this feature is assigned.

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UO. Item Specification Remarks

8. External interface One RS232C port is provided for such applications as Selectable’by
(RS-2320. listed below. turning#7of N C U
(a) Use of Encription Device (ENCRIPTION Mode) P.C.B DIPSwitch 51
(2400 bps to 19.2.kbps). ON.
(b) Use of External Modem (MUX Mode)
(2400 bps to 19.2 kbps).
(c) Function as an image reader (scanner) or image (c); DUMP Mode
printer by interfacing with an external unit
connected to a computer
(2400 bps to 19.2 kbps)
cd)- ASCII Code Data to print on this machine (d); ASCII Mode
(300 to 4800 bps).

9. Print multi copies To allow the operator to specify the number of

at remote (Copies copies per page of the transmitting document to be
per page) produced at the receiving end.

0. G2 This function allows the operator to transmit the

Transmission document in G2 mode on a fixed basis only for the
mode communication Just programmed or being
conducted.

1. Document This function allows the operator to remove the

removal document paper stuck somewhere in the feed path
by rotating the feed rollers for an interval of time.

2. Acoustic line This feature allows the operator to monitor call

monitor progress by tones (for example, dial tone, busy tone,
and ringing buzz) emitted from the built-in speaker.

3. Status report This feature may be classified into the following

three categories, according to the mode of printout.

(a) Automatic Printout

Wheneverthe number of communication records
stored in memory reaches 50, the machine will
automatically print out all records, regardless of
time.

(b) Daily Printout by Timer

The user can specify the time at which the
communication records should be printed out on
a journal report basis.

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No. 1 Item Specification Remarks

(Cont’d) (c) Manual Command Printout

The oeprator can direct the machine to print out
the stored communication records anytime he
wants.
Note that the mode (a) will override the features of
(b) and (c)to make space for storage of new records.

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UO. Item Specification Remarks

(Cont’d)
STATUS REPORT Format:

(1) (2) PO01

STATUS REPORT
(3) 07/07/66 16:17
(5) TX MODE (4) ID: 12345676910

(6) (7) (6) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)

SESS. MODE DATE/TIME TIME DISTANT STATION ID PAGES DIAL RESULT
(14)
003 63 06/12 15:36 00'20" 03 432 1519 001 0 K 6000
004 63 06/12 17:ll 00'27" 61 3 597 0770 001 0 K 6000
.,
005 63 06/13 lo:14 00'07" STOP 2160
006 63 06113 14:29 01'05" 0 0 2 ,O K 6000
007 63 06/13 14:31 01'25" 002 0 K 6000

(15) RX MODE

SESS MODE DATE/TIME TIME DISTANT STATION ID PAGES DIAL RESULT

001 63 06/12 15:35 00'17" COMM.ERR 21Al

002 63 06/12 15:35 00'27" 001 0 K 6606

006 63 06/13 15:52 00'40" COW. ERR 2961

(16)
TOTAL TX TIME = 000'03' TOTAL RX TIME = 000'01'

STATUS REPORT
(1) Title of the report. (13)ldentification o f t h e r e s u l t o f t h e
(2) Page No.of the report. transmission.
(3) Date and Time the report is printed out. E.X. OK
(4) TSllCSl STOP
(5) This indicates that the following lists COMM.ERR
transmission records. PAGE ERR
(6) Session number given to each JAM 1
transmission JAM.2
(3-digit number). PRNT ALM
(Note) OOl#.-.#means “Reverse poll” HEAT ALM
operation NO PAPER
(7) Mode of transmission. LINE BUSY
E.X.G3 G3 transmission NO ANSWER
G3E G3 transmission via Encrypt OVER MEM.
device MEN.ERR
G3 M G3 transmission via POOR LINE
Multiplex mode POWER OFF
G2 G2 transmission MOTOR ALM
(8) Date and time. (14)4-digit service code provided for the
(9) Transmission time. serviceman’s use for analysis of the
(10)ldentification of the receiving station. cause of the communication error more
(11)Total number of pages. in detail.
(12)The number of auto dialing. (1S)Thisindicatesthatthe following lists
reception records.
(16)Total time of the transmission and
reception.

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No. Item Specification Remarks
44. Message This feature will cause the machine to print out a
Confirmation confirmation slip upon completion of all~operations
directed, which indicates the result of document
transmissions.

MESSAGE CONFIRMATION REPORT Format;

(2)
(1) PO01
MASSAGE CONFIMRMATION REPORT (3)
07/07/86 16:21
,(4)
ID: 12345676910
(5) (6) (7)
DISTANT STATION IO RESULT ERROR PAGES
21 RESULT=NO 001

(8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15)

SESS. MODE DATE/TIME TIME DISTANT STATION ID PAGES DIAL RESULT (16)

008 G3R w/13 15:52 00’40” cOMM.ERR 2981

(1) Title of the report.

(2) Page NO.of the report.
(3) Date and Time the report is printed out.
(4) TSllCSl data (within a maximum of 20 digits).
(5) Distant stsation identification data (20 digits or less).
(6) Error data (16 characters or less).
(7) Error page identification by page number.

Note: Items 6.5. and 7 will be printed only when the communication has
encountered and unusual condition.

‘(8) Session number assigned to this communication.

(9) CCITT Mode of communication where “S” denotes “Transmission” and “R,” “Reception.”
‘(10)Date of the communication conducted.
Time at which the communication has started.
(11)The length of time in which the machine is connected to the line for the communication.
(12)Distant station identification data.
(13)Total count of the document pages transmitted or received.
‘,(14)The number of auto dialing.
,(15)Result of the communication expressed within 9 characters.
(16)The non-title section on the rightmost end denotes “Service Code” which consists of a 4-
digit number. A table of cross-reference between service codes and their interpretations
has been provided in a separate volume.

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NO. Item Specification Remarks
Cont’d
CONFIGURATION REPORT Format

(1)
CONFIGURATION REPORT
( 2 ) 07/07/86 15:29
(3) ID:12345678910
(4) (5)
PO9 2 S E C A U T O S T A R T PI0 NO.OF RE-DIAL Pi1 R E - O I A L I N T E R V A L P12
OFF B TRIES 3 MINUTES

PI4 TX SENOER IO PI5 SENDER IO LOC. PIG SYSTEM CODE

ON INSIOE 1234

PI9 ~POLL NUMBER 920 DAILY POLLING P21 S T D N D R M A L

7212 OFF HALF TONE OFF

P24 LINE MONITDR P2S DIAL MONITOR P26 ALARM TDNE

O N ON LOW

P27 REVERSE POLL P2B RE-TRANSMIT PAGE P30 DOWN-LINELOAD

OFF OFF YES

P31 MULTI-COPY P32 NO PAPER RX P33 CONFIDENTIAL RX P34 TIMEOUT MAILBDX

NO NO NO PRINT

P3S RELAY STATION P3B RELAY KEYWORD P37 PRINT RELAY MSG. P39 SHIFT DEFAULT
NO NO UP

P49 BROADCAST RELAY BROADCAST MANUAL TRANSMIT DELAY SEND/POLL

OFF OFF OFF OFF

AUTO DIAL/TX COMM. ERROR POLLING CONFIDENTIAL TX

OFF OFF OFF OFF
(B)
P41 B R O A D C A S T RELAY BRDADCAST P13 kg)
OFF OFF

MULTIPLE POLLING DELAY SEND/POLL

OFF OFF

POLLING CONFIDENTIAL TX
DF OFF

P 4 2 SIR AUTO P R I N T P43 S/R DAILY PRINT

ON OFF
(7)
*GRAPHIC MESSAG’

(1) Title of the list.

(2) Date and Time the list isprinted out.
(3) TSVCSI data.
(4) Function identification Number.
(5) Brief description of the feature/function available with the machine.
(6) “P13” representsthe user programmable function for plotting the user’s special symbol or
character (Maximum size: 15 dots wide by 16 dots high), which is transmitted to the distant
station atthe last of Sender ID information. An example of the telephone graphic symbol
is shown here.
(7) Graphic message (Handwritten pattern or characters).

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 itom
..*... Saecification
_r_-...__.~_~~ Remarks

Active memory This function allows the operator to direct the OF-23 is not
file. .“. machine to print out Active Memory File. available.

ACTIVE MEMORY FILES Format

(1) PO01
* *A C T I VE MEMORY FILES**
(2)
07/07/86 16:27
(3)
10: 12345678910

(1) Title of the list.

(2) Date and Time the list is printed out
(3) TSllCSi data.

This function allows the operator to know the total

46. Display of total number of document pages’transmitted, received, or
count pages local copied from the time the page counter was last
reset to the current time.

To allow the operator to obtain a list of default

47. Printout of parameters for the existing machine configuration.
machine
configurations
(Default
parameters)

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\lO. item Specification Remarks
48. PrintoWof To allow the operator to obtain a cross-reference list Two Telephne
registered of valid Location codes and their associated Number lists are
telephone telephone numbers. printed out.
numbers
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY (112) Format

(2)
(1) PO01
TELEPHONE NUMBER LIST (3)
(5) 07/07/85
LOCATION CODE (4)
IO: 12345678910
(6) (7)
TELEPHONE NUMBER RETURN ADDRESS TELEPHONE NUMBER RETURN ADDRESS
*01=8134542111 .02=123456789
l 03=234567890 l 04=34567890123
.05=4567890123 l 06=5678901234
l 07=6769012345 l 06=7890123466~
l 09=8901234567 l 10=9012345678
*11=01234567890 *12=0123456789
l 13=8765432109 l 14=765421
l 15=111 *16=112
*17=113 l 18=114
l 19=115 *20=116
=21=117 *22=118
*23=119 *24=120
l 25=121 '26=122
=27=123 '28=124
*29=126 l 30=
831; '32;
l 33= *34=

097; *98=
l 99=

(1) Title of the list.

(2) Page No. of the list.
(3) Date and Time the list is printed out.
(4) TWCSI data
(5) Heading.
(6) 2-digit Location code.
(7) Return address (in Location Code) for the relay broadcast result report.
(8) Cross reference list between One-Touch key numbers and 2-Digit LOCATION-code
LIST numbers.

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\lO. Item Specification Remarks
I I
(Cont’d) TEREPHONE DIRECTORY (2/2) Format

(8) PO02
ONE TOUCH KEY 01
001

ONE TOUCH KEY 02

002

ONE TOUCH KEY 03

l 03

ONE TOUCH KEY 12

812

ONE TOUCH KEY 13

913

ONE TOUCH KEY 24

l 24

I I
I*

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No. Item Specification Remarks
49. Printout of To allow the operatorto obtain a list of the
programmable programs assigned to all,of programmable functions
parameters keys’:both PF and One-Touch keys, including 3digit
assigned to ONE- Programmable Parameter codes used.
TOUCH and PF
keys

PROGRAMMABLE PARAMETER LIST Format

(1)
PROGRAMMABLE ,PARAMETER LIST e)
07/07/e.6 15:30
(3)
(4) (5) ID: 12345676910
PFl 472.
PF2 475.
PF3 003’
PF5 477.
PF6 523&V
(6) (7)
01 67#1234%04*
02
03
04
05
06
07

24

L(1) Title of the list.

-J
(2) Date and Time the list is printed out.
(3) TSVCSI data
(4) PF key identification.
(5) Programmed parameters assigned to each key.
(6) ONE-TOUCH key identification.
(7) Programmed parameters assigned to each key.
Note: A maximum of 10 Programmable Parameters can be assigned to each of PF
and ONE-TOUCH keys.

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No. Item Specification Remarks
50. Entry of 2-digit To allow the operatorto assign a 2digit Location
location code to code to a full-digit telephone number.
telephone number
The 2-digit codes available for this purpose are 01
through 99, each of which should be preceded by
“**. The **” can beentered bytapping “‘AUTO
DIAL” key on the keypad. These codes are referred
to asLOCATION codes.

The full-digit telephone number can consist of a

maximum of 48digits (including symbolssuch as*,
#, PAUSE, and -).

The capacity of memory space allocated for this

purpose is 16 digits by 99 or a total of 99 telephone
numbers each consisting of 16 digits in average.
Therefore, the number of LOCATION codesactually
availablefor usewill somehowvarywiththe number
of digits in the full-digit telephone numbers assigned
to LOC4TION codes. In any case, the total of
LOCATION codes cannot exceed 99.

51. Entry of return- To allow the operator to specify a machine to which

address location the remote relaying machine should,return the Relay
code for relay Broadcast Report.
broadcasting The return address can be that of the local machine
repot-t (the one which originates the relay call) or that of
any machine located at a convenient place for the
user.

52. One-touch key To allow the operator to assign one or more

programming LOCATION codes to any One-Touch key, or to
program any One-Touch key for subsequent
communications with necessaryfunctions(bythe use
of 3-digit Programmable Parameters instead of
direct key operations used for real-time operations)
and address numbers (in the form of 2-digit
LOCATION code).

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No. Item Specification Remarks
53. Shifting all one- To allow the operator to give an additional function
touch keys of delayed START to all One-Touch keys, so that each
One-Touch key should include the function of START
with a delay of about 2 seconds.

54. Entry of number To allow the operator to select the number of. AnynumberfromC
of redial trials automatic redial trials to be conducted by the to8 can be selectee
machine when an originated call has encounted line “0” means no redi
busy. to be conducted.

55. Sender ID To alloti the operator to prepare a character string’ Refer to item 20.
programming for Sender ID to be printed in the top space of SENDER ID
document copy at the receiving end. The character Format.
string can consist of a maximum of 32 characters,
including the user’s special symbol.

56. Special symbol To allow the operator to plot a graphical pattern Refer to item 40.
programming which can be used as part of the Sender ID character CONFIGURATION
(for Sender ID) string. The graphical pattern can be plotted within a REPORT
15 dots (width) by 16 dots (height) block. Format

57. Default To allow the operator to determine transmission of

arrangement for Sender ID as the machine default.
Sender ID
(Transmit or not)

58. Sender ID print To allow the operator to determine the position of ““““.~ut;lde”..“‘
position Sender ID to be printed on document copy at the ’
(Inside or Outside receiving end.
of document area)

59. Adjusting calendar To allow the operator to adjust the date and time
and clock indication on Character Display.

The time indication should be in the 24-hours system.

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 NO. Item Specification Remarks
60. #ystem code To allow the operatorto program and assign a 4
lrogramming Sgit system codeto the machine.
Default code for
lolling number., The system code serves as the default parameter for
‘oiling password, :he following listed passwords when they are not
!tc) xogram-assigned:

iecure Code to be used by Relay-Call originating

Xation for collation by the relaying machine.

‘oiling No. for password check’at the time when the

document is to be transmitted in response to access
,y a remote polling machine.

‘oiling Password to be transmitted to the remote

nachines for password check, at the time when the
ocal machine polls documents from one or more
‘emote machines.

61. ‘011 number ‘o allow the operator to program and assign a 4-

brogramming ligit Poll No. to the machine.

‘011 No. is used to check against the Polling Password

,ent froni ‘a remote polling machine to see if th$
document (on the document feeder) can be released
n response to the polling request.

62. )aily polling io allow the operator to arrange automatic

Time-specified) :onduction of Polling operation by the machine at a
programming ,pecified time on an everyday basis.

63. &fault io allow the operator to arrange the default values

arrangement for .o be used in message transmission.
node of
locument read: The defaults consist of followings three kinds:
a)TRANSMIT RESOLUTION IFINE or STD
b)TYPE OF ORIGINAL IDARK, NORMAL,
or LIGHT
c)HALF TONE ION or OFF

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No. Item Specification Remarks
64. Default To allow the operator to determine the default eON or OFF
arrangement for status of acoustic line monitor for the machine. ..
acoustic line
monitor

65. Default To allow the operator to determine the default Acousticmonitor

arrangement for status of acoustic dialing monitor for the machine. must be in ON
acoustic dialing
monitor Once acoustic dialing monitor is activated by this
function, the machine will monitor the local dialing
operation (dial pulses or paired tones) during Auto
dialing.

66. Buzzer tone To allow the operator to select the frequency of

selection buzzer tone used for various alerting purposes.
(high or low) The machine is available with two tones; 2400 Hz
and 600 Hz.

67. Default To allow the operator to select the default status of ON or OFF
arrangement for Reverse Poll for the machine.
Reverse Poll

68. Default To allow the operator to select the default status of ON or OFF
arrangement for Error Page Retransmission for the machine.
error page
retransmission When activated (ON), the machine will become
(Only OF-27) ready for retransmission of document page upon
reception of “poor picture quality” (RTN - Retrain
Negative) from the remote machine. “RE-
TRANSMISSION PAGE” mark will be printed on the
retransmitted page copy at the receiving end for
discrimination from the normal pages.

This default status can be changed by the use of

PROGRAM key following 0, 1,3 digit on the keypad
just for onetime communication purpose.

69. Down-line To allow the operator to inhibit or enable the service Enable or Disable
program loading man at the remote center to re-write the contents of
for remote the memory of the machine over the telephone line
diagnosis for remote diagnosis.

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\lO. Item Specification Remarks

70. Multi-copying in To allow the operator to select the default status of Enable or Disable
receiver Multi-Copying for Receiver.
(Only OF-27)
When activated (set in YES), the machine will accept
the multi-copy command from the remote machine,
so that the machine will produce, after the
document reception into memory iscompleted. the
copies of the received document as many copies per
page as specified by the command.

When deactivated (set in NO), the machine will reject

the multi-copy command from the remote machine.
In this case, normal message transmission will occur,
and only one copy per page of the received
document will be produced in the usual manner.

71. Receiving in To allow the operator to select the default status of Enable or Disable
memory while no Receiving in Memory While No Paper Condition.
paper condition
(Only OF-27) When activated (set in YES), the machine will
continue message reception even when print paper
runs out in the course of the message reception. The
received messages will be temporarily stored in
memory, which can be identified by a blinking signal
on RECEIVED IN MEMORY of Indicator. After paper
is replaced, the operator can print out the stored
messages by pressing PROGRAM key following 0
digit on the keypad.

When deactivated (set in NO), this feature will be

disabled - “no paper” encountered during message
reception will result in an error and the subsequent
messages will be lost.

72. Confidential To allow the operator to select the default status of Enable or Disable
reception Confidential Message Reception.
(Only OF-27)
When activated (set in YES), the machine will
become ready to receive and store messages in the
addressed mail boxes (numbered 01 to 64)
established in memory. Any message residing in a
mail box can be identified by a blinking signal on
CONFIDENT of indicator.

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rl0. Item Specification Remarks
(Cont’d) The message can be printed out by pressing
PROGRAM key following 7 digit on the keypad with
a matching “Mail-box No. and Password’.

When deactivated (set in NO), this feature will be

disabled. .Should a ‘Confidential’ message be
addressed to this machine, the message reception
will be rejected, causing itto result in a
communication error.

3. Time-Out ~To allow the operator to select the default status of Printout or Erase
confidential Time-Out Confidential Message in Memory.
message in
memory When a message is received and stored in a mail box,
(Only OF-271 the machine will continuously check the stored
length of time.

When this feature isactivated (set in PRINT), the

machine will automatically print out the message
whenever the stored time exceeds 10 days (240
hours). Thereafter, the message in the memory mail
box will be cleared.

When the feature is deactivated (set in ERASE), the

machine will automatically clear the messages
without printing whenever the stored time exceeds
10 days.

4. Receiving in To allow the operator to select the default status of Enable or Disable
memory when Relaying Station forthe machine.
acting as relaying
machine When activated (set in YES), the machine can act as a
(Only OF-27) relaying machine by the use of the capability of
temporarily storing messages for later distribution.

When deactivated (set in NO), the machine will not

serve as a message relaying machine.

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N o . Item Specification Remarks
‘5. Relay To allow the operator to register a 4-digit code into
broadcasting the machine as “Relay Broadcast Keyword’.
keyword
programming When the machine isarranged to serve asa relaying
(Only OF-271 machine, it will use this code as a password to check
against the keyword code transmitted from a remote
machine which is requesting forthe relay broadcast
operation. Only when the codes match, the machine
will accept the request and provide the relaying
service.

76. Printout of To allow the operator to select the default status of Enable or Disable
message at Printout of Relay message for the machine which is
relaying station acting as a relaying machine.
(Only OF-27)
When activated (set in YES), the machine will print
out the message for a confirmation purpose, every
time it receives a message relaying request.

When deactivated (set in NO), the machine will not

print out the message to be relayed -it will distribute
the message to the addressed machines as requested
by the relay-call originating machine.

77. PFkey To allow the operator to assign one or more

programming functions to PF keys by the use of programmable
parameters.

12 programmable parametersareavailable.

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No. Item Specification Remarks

78. Shift key position To allow the operator to select the default status of
for PF keys SHIFT key for PF keys-UP or DOWN.
,(Up or Down)
When UP is selected by this function, the standby
default positions for PF keys followings:
-MANUAL REDIAL
*MESSAGE CONFIRM.
*TOTAL PAGES
.G2
.TRANSMIT PREPARATION
-SESSION STATUS

When DOWN is selected by this function, the standby

default positions for PF keys followings:
CONFID. TRANSMIT
-RELAY BROADCAST
-REVERSE POLL
*G2
-DELAY SEND/POLL
. POLL

79. Message To allow the operator to mark the types of message Refer to item No.44
confirmation transmission/reception for which the message MESSAGE
report confirmation report should be automatically printed CONFIRMATION
programming out whenever the communication is completed. REPORT Format

The types of communication that can be marked are:

(a) Relay Broadcast

(b) Manual Transmission
(c) Delay Transmission/Polling
(d) All communications originated by Auto-Dialing
(e) Transmission or Reception that has ended with
error
(f) Polling (both Transmitting End and Message
Collecting End)
(g) Confidential Transmission

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JO. Item Specification Remarks

80. Memory entry To allow the operator to mark the types of message “Polling ‘listed in
report transmission/reception for which the memory entry (d) will include the
progra~mming report should be automatically printed out every case of(b).
time the machine accepts the operator’s input for a Therefore, if(d) is
communication. Note that the location addresses to marked for
be entered in the programmed communications automatic printout
must be of Auto-dial type (to be entered through the of Memory Entry
keypad or by pressing of One-Touch keys to which Report, the
Location codes are assigned). operator need not
mark(b).
The types of communication that can be marked are:

(a) Relay Broadcast

(b) Multi-Polling (Polling from multi-locations)
(c) DelayTransmission/Polling
(d) Polling (both Transmitting End and Message
Collecting End)
(e) Confidential Transmission

81. Status report print To allow the operator to select the default status Of Automatically print
out Status Report printout for the machine Auto or out:
(Auto or Manual) Manual. The total
communication
reaches 50.

82. Status report daily To allow the operator to program the machine for
printout printout of Status Report at the time specified
(Auto or Manual) everyday.

83. Confidential To allow the operator to program and assign a

password 2-digit Mail Box No. and a 4-digit confidential
programming password to the machine in order to get the received
(Only OF-27) confidential message which should be stored in
memory at the OF-27 receiving machine (not
immediately printed out).

84. Programming by To allow the operator to load the programmed OMR:

OMR Sheet function(s) into memory bythe use of OMRSheet(s). Optical
Mark Reader
OMR Programming Sheet Formats:
(a) NO.1 LOCATION CODE PROGRAMMING programming sheet
(b) NO.2 ONE-TOUCH KEY PROGRAMMING formats are
(c) NO.3 PF KEY PROGRAMMING attached as sample
(d) NO.4 SENDER ID PROGRAMMING copy.
(e) NO.5 SPECIAL ID SYMBOL PROGRAMMING
(9 UNIVERSE Sheet

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OMR PROGRAMMING SHEET COMMENTS

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OK/FAX OF=27/23
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MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY
‘\_. ., DRAWINGS/
PARTS LIST
Mechanical Assembly Drawings/Parts List
 OKIFAX OF-23/OF-27
MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY DRAWINGS/PARTS LIST

CONTENTS

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D r a w i n g s Parts List

Skion 1 Cabinet and P.C. Board Assembly . . . . . . . . 1 2.3

Section 2 Operation Panel Assembly .............. 4 5

Section 3 Document Drive Assembly . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . 6.9 7.8. 10

Section 4 Sea? Assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 12

Section 5 Printing and Paper Drive Assembly ...... 13.16 14, 1s. 17. 18

Section 6 Power Supply Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19,, 20

Section 7 Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 22
OF-23/OF-27 ASSEMBLY
&l SECTION 1 CABINET AND P.C.B. ASSEMBLY

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~31 ZPP3512.3105Pl DOCUMENT STACKER 1 1
,‘32 3PP3512-3026Pl SUB STACKER 1 1
33 3PP3512.3327PS PLATE, Serial number 1
33a 3PP3512-3327P5 PLATE, Seridnumbcr 1
.34 4PP3512-3275Pl LABEL, Over. heor 1 1

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WK. ,& Revised Parts Number
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 SECTION 2 OPERATION PANEL ASSEMBLY

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I Parts Number Description

,SS”S DATE .i REMARKS ON REVISIONS

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SECTlON 3 DOCUMENT DRIVE ASSEMBLY
 Sec.E

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Item No. Parts Number Description
OF-23 OF-27
I 3PA3512.3136Gl FEED ROLLER ASSEMBLY, Bottom ,I 1
(Includes Items 4.9.44.45)
2 3PA3512.3135Gl FEED ROLLER ASSEMBLY. Top 1 1
(Includes Items 3,4,42.43)
3 4PP3512.3034Pl GEAR 12181 1 1
4 NA3201-lllOP2 BUSHING. Mebl 6 6

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20 ) CS TYPE Q3 WASHER. Compression 1 1

21 ~8l77’3-10.IIIIC ISCREW I 3 I 3

34 13PP3512.3142Pl PLATE, Earth 1 1

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ISPP3-10.sus
652A0130M0004
t SPRING - PIN
SENSOR, Photo
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Item No. Parts Number Description
OF-23 1 OF-27 1

49 ZPA3512.3190G2 GUIDE, EXIT UPPER ASSEMBLY 1 1

hcludes Ilems 37.46.47.48) I
50 3PP3512.3166Pl HEAT SINK, MOW 1 1

ISSUE 1 DATE REMARKS ON REVISIONS

~1 0 K 1 ‘ITLE SEm,ON 3
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DATE OF
Revised Parts N u m b e r a n d ISSUE
‘ED
U-PRO” DOCUMENT DRIVE ASSEMBLY

Description F TITLE
CHECKED DESGNED

TITLE: OF-23/OF-27 DWG NO 1

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 S E CTION 3 DOCUMENT DRIVE
DETAIL A PAPER GUIDE (D) ASSEMBLY
 Sec.3.A

Parts Number

ISSUE DATE REMARKS ON REVISIONS

K 1 _ kLE
pT:o’ APPROVED SEm,,JN 3
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DOCUMENT DRIVE ASSEMBLY

C H E C K E D DES!GNED . T’TLE “,E; ;“,DE(D) ASSEMBLY

T I T L E : OF-23/OF-27 DWG NO
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SECTlON 4 SCAN ASSEMBLY
 sec.4

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1 Item No. 1 Parts Number
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Description
r~ OF-23 1 OF-27 I
1 (NA320L1039Pl IMIRROR 2 I 2
2 I 4PP3512-3063Pl SPRING, Mirror 4 I 4
3 3PP3512.3074Pl 1 PLATE, Shielding 1 1
4 2PA3512.3168Gl SCAN ASSEMBLY 1 1
fIneludes Ikms 5 through 201
5 NA3201-1039P5 MIRROR 1 1
6 4PP3512-3114Pl RUBBER. Mimx 2 2
7 170AlO52P0001 LENS 1
8 i4PP3512.3097Pl SPLAT!? Shadin-

ISSUE DATE REMARKS ON REVISIONS

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APPROVED SCAN ASSEMBLY
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CHECKED DESIGNED TITLE

TITLE: OF-Z/OF-27 DWG NO

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 SECTION 5 PRINTING AND PAPER DRIVE AiSEMBLY

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11 4PP3512.3144. . 1 1
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13 4PP3512.306OPl ,A _lY( q”“Iprop I 1 1
14 JPP3512-3059Pl pun Gnrins .-us- _^^_ , I , I
15 ~4PP3512.3061Pl ,I‘~‘U‘.“, UG up L ! 7 ~-7
16 ldDD?EI” I
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SCREW 1 1
18 1 eD3.8-F SCREW 2 I 2 I
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20 3PP351?_3021P1 , “I * . “I., *rrcrma, nesa rc,caSe I A I 1 I
21 4PP3512-3099Pl 7 9

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35 h’A3201-1183G4 CABLE, Earth 1
36 20iA1027P0001 SWITCH. Micm 1 1
37 3PP3512.3069Pl GUIDE. Exit lower 1 1

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ISSUE DATE 1 REMARKS ON REVISIONS

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APPROVED PRINTING AND PAPER DRIVE ASSEMBLY
2 NO\!, z4 Revised Paas Number P,:: OF
CHECKED DESlGNED T’TLE

TITLE: OF-2310627 DWG NO

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 SECTION 5 PRINTING AND PAPER DRIVE ASSEMBLY
DETAIL A PAPER COMPARTMENT ASSEMBLY

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Parts Number

n&desItems 14.15.16)

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Item No. Pati Number Description
OF-23 OF-27

30 3PA3512.3308G2 TENSION PLATE ASSEMBLY 1 1

(Includes Items 8,9.10. 11. 12.31,321
31 4I’P3512-33OOPl BINDER 2 2
i 32 4PP3512.33OlPl SPRING. Tension Leek 1 1
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DATE REMARKS ON REVISIONS

0 K ‘lTLE
1 S E C T I O N 5
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DATE OF WPROYED PRINTING AND PAPER DRIVE ASSEMBLY
IOV.. ‘X’D Revised Parts Number ISSUE
CHECKED DESIGNED nrLE OETAIL A
PAPER COMPARTMENT ASSEMBLY
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 SECTION 6 POWER SUPPLY ASSEMDLY

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Item No. Parts Number Description
OF-23 OF-27
1 I 4YB3512-1126GOOl POWER SUPPLY UNIT, IPWU-251 1 1
2 4PP3512-3104Pl BRACKET. Power SUPPLY unit I 1
3 eP(SW+Wl3-S-HHC SCREW 2 2
4 RY-112980 CABLE, AC cord I 1
.- 5 SET 5Amov 5.2 t 20 FUSE 1 1

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ISSUE DATE REMARKS ON REVISIONS
/ ocr, ‘86 p 0 K 1 TrrLE S E C T I O N 6
POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLY

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 SECTION 7 CABLES

SNS 20 ,?C.B.

xtsd I NC0 2&l PC.5

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item No. Parts Number Description
OF-23 OF-27
1 4YS3512-1025Pl CABLE - W8 1 1
2 4YS3512.1028Pl CABLE - W6 1 1
3 4YS3512-1034Pl CABLE - W5 1 1

ISSUE 1 DATE REMARKS ON REVISIONS

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APPROVED
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CHECKED DESIGNED T’TLE

TITLE: OF-2310627 DWG NO

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OKIFAX OF 27/23
FACSIMILE TRANSCEIVER

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM/PARTS LIST

 OKIFAX OF-27/23 FACSIMILE TRANSCEIVER

CIRC.UIrI DIAGRAM/PARTS LIST

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 OKIFAX OF-27/23 FACSIMILE TRANSCEIVER
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM/PARTS LIST

Item No. Title Circuit Drawing No. Parts List No.

1. Overall Circuit 3SS3512-1078GOOl
Diagram

2. MCNT21 3SS3512-1046GOOl 4UT3512-10462001

3. SCNT21 3SS3512-1170GOOl 4UT3512-1170ZOOl

4. DRAM21 3SS3512-1171GOOl 4UT3512-1171ZOOl

5. OPE20 3SS3512-1116GOOl 4UT3512-1116ZOOl

6. DEC20 3SS3512-1039GOOl 4UT3512-1039ZOOl

7. SNS20 3SS3512-1004GOOl 4UT3512-1004ZOOl

8. KV96-4
MODEM (MAIN) 3SS1036-1321GOOl 4UT3512-13212001

9. KV96-4
MODEM (SUB) 3SS1036-1320 4UT1036-1320ZOOl
10. NCU-26M 2SS3512-1081GOOl 4UT3512-1081ZOOl

11. NCU-26s 2383512-1082 4UT3512-10822001